it's friday, july 25th. a campground filled with people trampled by a killer storm. where this twister overturned rvs and tore down trees, sending people scrambling literally for their lives. a hospital on lockdown as a crazed gunman opens fire. how one doctor's life-or-death decision saved lives. and a brazen burglar unlocks the door and walks right in while a family's on vacation. it's a warning for everyone. what police say the homeowners did to tip off the thief. "fox & friends first" starts right now.

♪ rock with you all night ♪ dance to the music ♪ i want to rock with you ♪ all night ♪ i wanna rock the night away great song to start your friday morning. a live look at times square, always happening there in new york city. good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first." friday, the weekend finally here. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm ainsley earhardt. we're going to start with this extreme weather. a twister sending hundreds of families at a campground in virginia running for their lives. >> i am so scared. >> look at the tree.

>> on that guy's camper. >> oh, my god! >> the tornado packing 120-mile-an-hour winds, heavy rain and softball-sized hail. a couple from new jersey was killed when a huge tree crushed their tent. dozens of other campers were injured as well. take a look at this aerial view of all the damage. you can see the huge campers and trucks that were flipped upside down. look at that one. and trailers happened to just be flattened because of that. breaking overnight on the air algeria plane crash, french soldiers now on their way to secure the site where they just found wreckage. they're heading to a village in mali controlled by al qaeda. it is 30 miles from the border of burkina faso. the passenger jet with 116 people on board disappeared from radar 50 minutes after taking off from burkina. the flight was heading to algeria. as for the cause of the crash, officials not ruling out terrorism, but they do believe

the plane went down because of bad thunderstorms. gunfire inside a pennsylvania hospital. it could have been a lot worse if not for the heroism of a wounded doctor. police say 49-year-old richard plots opened fire during a meeting with a psychiatrist and a case worker. the case worker happened to be killed. dr. lee silverman was grazed in the temple. that's when silverman pulled out his own firearm and shot the man three times. a psychiatric patient, plots has a history of violence. former neighbors say that his final words to them was telling. >> the last thing he said, getting in the van, he hollered, he said, "you haven't heard the end of me yet." >> coming up in just a few minutes, a live report with the latest on how the hero doctor is doing now this morning. the crisis at our borders. front and center in washington. today gop house members holding an emergency border crisis summit as the president hosts leaders from several central

american countries. elizabeth pran live for us in washington. elizabeth, lawmakers don't have much time left to make a deal. >> you're right. it's only about a week as the august recess creeps closer, house republicans are meeting hours from now to brainstorm solutions. they say action needs to be taken sooner rather than later. >> this is a problem of the president's own making. and then he tries to -- says he wants to solve the problem. we've got a president that's awol. and the president ought to get engaged in this if he actually wants something to happen. >> the white house has set up a meeting between president obama and the presidents from three central american countries today. one of them is honduran president hernandez. he claims his government has been actively apprehending human smugglers, capturing a dozen already. he says the responsibility lies in all countries moving forward. >> translator: we, presidents of

guatemala, el salvador and myself, will ask president obama and the congress to accept that this is a problem that should be shared. the humanitarian crisis of these children is a responsibility for central america and also the united states. >> but who is most responsible and how much do american taxpayers front the bill? lawmakers know the clock is ticking. house republicans' backup proposal with some policy changes. the senate is pushing a $2.7 billion border package without really big policy changes. an enormous crisis with only a week to come to a consensus. and the american public is paying attention. 58% of those polled disapprove of the way the president is handling immigration. they're also placing the blame on him. at least four in ten of those surveyed say his policies are bearing culpability for the reason that so many children are crossing the border illegally. heather, back to you. >> thank you, elizabeth. and let's keep talking about our borders.

what needs to happen today to address the crisis? logon to fox & friends first facebook page. #keeptalking. the obama administration confirming russian military attacking ukrainian government forces. >> we have new evidence that the russians intend to deliver heavier and more powerful multiple rocket launchers to the separatist forces in ukraine and have evidence that russia is firing artillery from within russia to attack ukrainian military positions. >> state department officials not elaborating on the new evidence, saying it would compromise their sources. meanwhile, amateur video on youtube from july 16th allegedly showing russia firing in the ukraine. however, fox news cannot independently confirm the authenticity of that video you're seeing. the u.s. is accusing russia of supplying separatists with the missile that shot down the flight last week killing all 298 people on board. russia continuing to deny involvement. and that brings us now to our look who's talking. the former cia and nsa director

general michael hayden says what's happening in ukraine and russia will have a ripple effect. >> it's not just about the ukraine now. it's about what europe's going to look like for the next era. and we have got to, in a variety of ways, without being belligerent, without wanting war, we have got to make this more costly to putin and the russian federation. we have got to take steps to make them think twice about the kinds of actions that they've been undertaking now for the last two weeks or so, seemingly without cost. >> general hayden goes on to say the sanctions that president obama's imposed on russia are clearly no longer enough. new overnight, we are expecting an announcement on a possible cease-fire between israel and hamas in the next few hours. this as the fighting only intensifies. at 6:30 a.m. eastern time, the

israeli cabinet will meet to discuss a cease-fire offer from secretary of state john kerry. hamas insists that any hope for a stoppage in the fighting rests on the demand that israel and egypt lift a blockade of gaza. both israel and hamas are expected to answer today. peace talks come after the horrific attack on a united nations-run school in gaza that killed 15 people. the sudanese mother sentenced to death because of her christian faith is now enjoying some time with her family in italy as a freed woman. we have more on miriam ibrahim's release and a special visit with pope francis. >> good morning. miriam ibrahim became a worldwide rallying cry for those worried about the plight of christians in muslim countries. she actually gave birth to one of her children while in jail, reportedly chained up because of her faith. now, early yesterday morning, she landed in rome. today is her first full day of freedom with her children and

husband. she's already met with the pope about her situation. the 27-year-old and the pontiff talked for about half an hour. her children were there. she thanked the pontiff for his prayers and solidarity along with help getting her released. the pontiff gave her a rosary. she was born to a muslim father and christian mother. but in sudan, she wasn't allowed to marry a christian. when she did do that and married her husband in 2011, the sudanese government stepped in and sentenced her to death. her husband is an american citizen. and they tried to leave once her death sentence was overturned, but the sudanese said no. up until her departure, she was living at the u.s. embassy for protection. but on wednesday, a hearing on capitol hill highlighted miriam's case, and her supporters, along with members of congress, were not happy with the state department's handling of her case. >> the u.s. government's disinterest in the plight of an american and his family is simply indefensible. >> now that she is out of sudan, it's unclear what the feeling will be from those in congress.

we have learned that it was actually the italian government that was also instrumental in gaining her freedom. she is going to be in rome for a few days before flying to the united states with her husband and children to start their new life of freedom. heather and ainsley, back to you. >> thank you, leland. in other news, two u.s. citizens including a "washington post" correspondent now detained in iran. jason has been working in the country since 2008. now, the two other detained americans are freelance photojournalists. their names not yet released. it's unclear why they've been taken into custody. the state department says that they are aware of the report. montana democrat john walsh says he's not going to drop out of november's u.s. senate race over allegations that he plagiarized his master's thesis. this as the u.s. army war college says that they have examined that paper. they will refer the case to the college academic review board. walsh races an uphill race against republican representative steve dans.

after pooling money together for a decade, 17 brothers and sisters from ocean city, new jersey, finally win the jackpot. enderson waited two weeks to turn in her pick six lotto ticket not knowing how life changing it would be. >> she had really no idea what it was worth. and she turned it in. one teller looks at it. before you know it, there are three tellers, and they call someone else over. >> that ticket worth $20 million. they are splitting the winnings with her 16 brothers and sisters. 16, that is, and two other family members. some of whom lost their homes actually in hurricane sandy. she says that her mother had played the lottery for years in hopes of winning big and splitting the money with the family. ♪ well, you can see outside on our plaza where twisted sister is setting up for an all-american summer concert series. >> looks like it's going to be a

great day for it so come on down and join us. >> reporter: we're looking at a beautiful day here in new york city and the northeast. we'll be seeing a lot of sunshine and pleasant temperatures. and the high temperature is forecast to reach about 83 here in new york city. and that's going to be the story as well across the rest of the northeast. so again, a beautiful day out there. get out and enjoy it. farther west, though, still feeling very much like summer. you're talking temperatures into the upper 90s, triple digits yet again across parts of the plains. and that will continue as we head into your weekend. so for saturday and also for sunday, it's going to remain hot across portions of the plains and also across parts of the desert southwest. about 110 degrees should be your high temperature on sunday for the city of phoenix. saturday, we will have a concern for more severe storms across portions of the midwest. so we'll watch that closely. and then across the southeastern united states today, more showers, more isolated storms. and the western great lakes could be looking at areas of rain as well. back inside. >> thank you, maria. we'll check back with you. the time now is 12 minutes

after the top of the hour. coming up, a man swarmed by killer bees stung over 1,000 times. how firefighters finally stopped the vicious attack. and a break in the brooklyn bridge flag swap. the evidence that police now have that could lead them to those vandals. [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] that uncertainty of what's to come. ♪ ♪

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band members marching in underwear, sexually charged skits and harassment. waters failed to put an end to. nypd investigators are trying to track down the vandals who put up those white flags on top of the brooklyn bridge. and they just found some dna there at the scene. the suspects thought this they were pretty crafty by covering up the lights with aluminum pans, but they left dna evidence behind on some of those zip ties, and now cops are hoping to find a match in their database. we'll keep you posted. well, how many games will ray rice miss for a fight that left his then-fiancee unconscious? five? ten? maybe -- no, two. the nfl spending the ravens running back for the upcoming two games of the season. he was charged with third-degree assault. he is the fifth raven to be arrested this year. a heroism of a doctor inside a pennsylvania hospital keeps a deadly shooting from getting any worse. let's get right to wtfx live

with the latest for us. good morning, sabina. >> reporter: hey, good morning. well, we all know doctors save lives. they don't usually do it with guns, but that's what police say this psychiatrist did when the suspect opened fire inside a psych ward. the 49-year-old richard plots is in critical condition here at the hospital, the university of philadelphia. police say he's going to be charged with murder today if he survives for killing his 53-year-old case worker. now, plots walked into the psych ward at a local hospital with his case worker, teresa hunt. they were in a room alone with a doctor when plots allegedly opened fire. the doctor, lee silverman, was grazed in the head, but he still managed to dive for his gun underneath his desk and fired back. sources tell us that plots has numerous convictions for arrest, for convictions for illegal drugs and weapons charges and a history of mental illness. he was last forcibly committed to a psych ward back in january of last year. guys.

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the beekeeper was called in, found the hive the size of a basketball hidden under some rocks. all three are still recovering and expected to be okay. well, a bizarre case out of southern california solved. police now know who left his creepy dolls on the doorsteps of at least 11 homes where 10-year-old girls live. and what's even spookier, the dolls actually look like the girls. well, turns out that a woman in the neighborhood decided to clean up her doll collection, and she thought some of the young girls from her church might enjoy them. police say that she didn't have any bad intentions. a warning for all of you who use social media. you could be the target for thieves. an orlando family learning the hard way that their house was burglarized after the family posted on facebook about their vacation. home surveillance cameras captured this man scoping out the place at night. he then returns the next day, finds the spare key, and he just lets himself in the house. >> don't tell your children where it is. don't tell many people. let them call you if they need to get in the house so you can

tell them where the key is. >> he did steal $400 in cash before taking off, and police warn never post when you're going to be away from your house on social media. google may be snooping on you. the company now looking to collect information for a new study. ashley webster with the fox business network joins us now with what you need to know. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, heather. perhaps a little creepy, it's called a baseline study. it will collect genetic information from people. the idea is to create what google hopes will be the fullest picture of what a healthy human being should be. google will use its computing power to analyze the info and find patents called biomarkers. the hope is that these biomarkers can be used to detect any disease a lot earlier. meantime, how about this for your ultimate man cave. samsung offering a 105-inch television that boasts curve display and four times the

resolution of a standard hd tv. plus it's a smart tv. the cost, a mere $120,000. if that's too much, well, lg sells its own 105-inch television for just $70,000. now, that's a bargain. conflicting earnings reports and mixed economic data leading investors to stay on the fence a little bit as markets remain relatively flat. futures, though, pointing to a slightly lower opening on wall street. we've also seen oil edging lower to close close to $107 a barrel. heather, back to you. >> thank you, ashley. ashley, great to see you. we have him here in studio. it's a sneak peek that millions have been waiting for, the movie "50 shades of grey." >> some people have been anyway. ♪ >> what was he like? >> he was polite, intense,

smart, really intimidating. >> ashley's still in the studio, by the way, watching that. the movie set to hit theaters next valentine's day starring jamie dornin and dakota johnson. she is the daughter of don johnson and melanie griffith. interesting. it is now 26 minutes after the top of the hour. millions of your tax dollars used to start a soybean farm in afghanistan. but the program is a bust. the two obvious reasons why. and sometimes the stars really do align. alec baldwin and shia la beouf had a close encounter all because of their bad behavior. and here's a live look at our plaza where twisted sister is getting ready to perform for our all-american summer concert series. ♪ i want to rock, rock

it is friday, july 25th.

republicans want something done about the crisis on the border. and they want it done now. what is the white house doing? they're conducting a study. he was just 500 feet from the emergency room at a v.a. hospital, but when he had a heart attack, no one could treat him. his wife is now speaking out about the ridiculous rule that cost him his life. and the real reason you're always tired on monday. you have a social hangover. what you need to do this weekend to shake the slump. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ we must have had a good time well, you might have a good time this weekend. it is friday. you made it through your

workweek. it's july 25th. welcome to "fox & friends first." i'm ainsley earhardt. >> and i'm heather childers. thank you so much for joining us. >> we're going to start with extreme weather of ours. it's a killer twister and it sends hundreds of families at a campground down in virginia running for their lives. >> something crazy is going on outside! i am so scared. >> look at the tree. >> it's down on that guy's camper! >> oh, my gosh! >> the tornado packing 120-mile-per-hour winds. there was heavy rain and softball-sized hail. a couple from new jersey was killed when a huge tree crushed their tent. dozens of other campers were injured as well. take a look at that aerial view. this is all the damage. huge campers and trucks flipped upside down and trailers left flattened. breaking overnight on the air algeria plane crash, one

black box just recovered from the wreckage. soldiers now guarding the crash site in a village in mali controlled by al qaeda. it is 30 miles from the border of burkina faso. the passenger jet with 116 people on board disappeared from radar 50 minutes after taking off from burkina faso. the flight was heading to algeria. as for the cause of the crash, officials not ruling out terrorism, but they do believe the plane went down because of bad thunderstorms. terror group isis continuing its destruction of iraq. and the target this time, jonah's tomb, a shrine devoted to the prophet. he's heavily featured in the bible and the koran. isis didn't seem to care as they were blowing up that shrine. it was built in the 8th century b.c. new overnight, we are expecting an announcement on a possible cease-fire between

israel and hamas in the next few hours. this as the fighting only intensifies. at 6:30 a.m. eastern time, the israeli cabinet will meet to discuss a cease-fire offer from secretary of state john kerry. hamas insists that any hope for a stoppage in fighting rests on the demand that israel and egypt lift a blockade of gaza. both israel and hamas are expected to answer today. peace talks come after the horrific attack on a united nations-run school in gaza that killed 15 people. turning now to the border crisis, center stage in washington today, president obama meeting with central american leaders as house republicans convene for an emergency summit. >> live in washington for us this morning, doug, we're getting closer to that august recess. do you think we'll see a deal before then? >> that's the thing. the chances of getting something through congress between now and the beginning of that summer

recess seem less and less likely. so the white house is now floating this controversial idea on its own. as you just mentioned, the president today is going to be sitting down with his counterparts from both honduras and guatemala. and he may talk about this latest idea which is offering many children from honduras direct refugee status before they even leave their country. and it comes as some central american leaders are blaming u.s. immigration policy for the border crisis where many central americans believe that they can just get across the border, they can probably stay. >> translator: there's a lack of clarity in the migratory policy of the united states. the language is ambiguous. that's why the coyotes and smugglers take advantage of the situation. >> the white house plan will no doubt run into just a buzz saw of critics in congress which is still considering the president's request to spend nearly $4 billion to, in part, just house and place the tens of thousands of children who have already made it across the

border. republicans will meet today to strategize on immigration, but they argue that the white house's position is changing. >> now the president and his team have apparently process has been hampered by the contradictory messages being sent by the white house. >> so who is to blame for all of this? we asked that question in a new fox news poll. and these are the results. is it violence in central america? is that the reason? 42% say that's the cause. but 42% blame president obama for that. and look, his approval numbers are taking a hit because of this. specifically approval numbers on immigration. right now just 34% of registered voters approve of his policies. that is down from 39% about a year ago. heather. >> doug luzader live for us this morning, thank you, doug. well, the president's answers to the immigration crisis, sending a team to study the helpfulness of the texas

national guard on the border. governor rick perry just announced the deployment of 1,000. tr troops over the next month. their mission is to deter and defer illegals crossing the border. the president has said that he is open to a temporary deployment. house and senate lawmakers can't seem to agree on a way to fix the massive problems at the department of veterans affairs. leaders of the house and senate vet van committees bringing their own proposals to the table. the main differences between each one, $15 billion. a republican proposal by representative jeff miller would appropriate $10 billion in emergency funds right now. a proposal from independent bernie sanders would appropriate $25 billion over three years. with congress leaving town for a five-week break august 1st, this deadlock spells big trouble for the v.a. the location of casey kasem's body no longer a mystery. last week his daughter said that his remains were missing from a funeral home in washington state. turns out his wife, jean, flew

them to montreal. the reason, sources say that montreal is the hometown of the man that she had secretly been seeing. this just the latest from the family drama for the kasem family. the stars align in criminal court. actors alec baldwin and shia la beouf appearing in new york city courtrooms just a few blocks apart. 28-year-old la beouf is charged with disturbing a broadway performance. his case was delayed until september while a plea deal is being worked out. then there's 56-year-old baldwin accused of getting belligerent with police who accused him of riding a bike the wrong way down a one-way street. the judge said he'll dismiss the case if baldwin avoids getting arrested over the next six months. can he do it, heather? >> let's hope so. it might be one of the most epic photo bombs ever. check this out. the queen making a cameo in these athletes' selfies at the commonwealth games in scotland. the 88-year-old smiling behind the fence in her hat. look at that. she actually says -- the woman

says that she struck up a conversation after she snapped the picture. >> the queen is photo bombing. >> that is funny. we need to check out the weather forecast. >> and some areas of the country waking up to some beautiful weather for the weekend. maria? >> hey, good morning, heather and ainsley. that's right. we're looking at temperatures that are going to be very pleasant across portions of the northeast. and it's going to be an absolutely beautiful day out there. 83 for your high temperature in new york city. and you're in the upper 70s in cleveland. the summer plains still feeling that summer heat, upper 90s expected for you in kansas city and parts of oklahoma and down into texas as well. as far as travel goes, we have quiet weather expected across most of the country. so pretty much it's looking like a great day to fly today anywhere from parts of the great lakes to parts of the east coast. there are storms expected late tonight in chicago, but i don't think that should be impacting your travel throughout most of today. some isolated showers and storms along coastal areas of the carolinas. and again, heavy rain expected

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: well, did the government waste 34 million taxpayer dollars on soybeans in afghanistan?

a scathing new report reveals the usda went ahead with a very costly program to farm the beans in afghanistan despite two major problems. it's a bad environment for growing the product, and afghans don't like the taste. the inspector general for afghan reconstruction says the usda ignored scientific research which warned the program was a bad idea. how much money do you need to make you feel happy? lori rohman from the fox business network has the answer for us. >> good morning. let me go ahead and just pull up my script for you. if anyone, i guess you could say, ever truly satisfied with their salary? apparently more folks than you might think. the career builder website surveyed more than 3200 full-time workers and hiring managers around the country and asked them how much annual salary it would take for them to

feel content and successful. it found that while the majority of workers were no surprise not satisfied with their earnings, more than half, 55%, did say they can feel successful making less than $70,000 a year. 77% of those polled who earn less than $50,000 a year were dissatisfied, as were 61% earning less than $75,000. well, most telling, though, 78% of the survey respondents said they do not need to be earning $100,000 a year or more to feel successful. all right. so what's the takeaway? according to the vice president of career builder, $75,000 a year seems to be the magic number, the threshold, if you will, that allows households in most areas of the country to not only get by but enjoy an ideal lifestyle and secure future. heather and ainsley, back to you. >> okay. lori rothman joining us live. happy friday. >> thank you. you, too. move over, e-harmony and match.com. linkedin is the new way to find your soulmate.

dating experts say it's the perfect place to find a match. it has millions more users and answers a few key questions like does your mate have a job, and did they go to college? there's even a new app called link linkedup that uses linkedin profiles to connect people. the real reason you always are tired on mondays, it's called social jet lag. so before you head out this weekend, here's how you can avoid that slump. first, if you're going to be out late, you need to take a short 20-minute nap beforehand, then the day after you go out. next, avoid sleeping in on both saturday and sunday. experts say this will throw your regular sleep schedule way out of whack. and then third, get moving. exercise will get your energy flowing after a night out. get a lot of sunlight. it keeps the levels down of the hormone that makes you sleepy. and finally, only choose one night to drink, they say. having too much alcohol can make your sleep quality worse. well, the time now is 45 minutes after the top of the hour.

he was just 500 feet from the emergency room at a v.a. hospital. but when he had a heart attack, help did not arrive. his wife now talking about why staff refused to treat him. and a wrecked plane from world war ii ready to take off again thanks to the very people who helped build it. the first time. we're going behind the scenes of doc. and now let's check in with brian to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> i know you guys are playing on the linoleum. we're going to be playing on the turf which means it's the summer concert series. it puts down stakes with twisted sister. they'll be curling their hair at this very moment to entertain you and inspire you for a big day and big weekend. amongst the topics we'll be talking about when the show kicks off with substance, we'll be talking about illegal immigration, central american agents come to america to try to stem the tide of illegals. guess who they blame? us for the problem. what a shocker. we'll discuss that with geraldo rivera. chris wallace will be here to

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welcome back to "fox & friends first" . the wife of a vietnam veteran who died in a v.a. hospital 500 yards from the emergency room is demanding answers. 71-year-old jim garcia

collapsed in the cafeteria suffering a heart attack. instead of taking him to the e.r. the staff said they had to follow policy and called 911. it took ten minutes for an ambulance to arrive. the staff performed c.p.r. but he could not be saved. his wife says she plans on suing the albuquerque, new mexico, vam hospital and is calling for a change to that hospital. is the world in crisis? president obama is so busy obt -- on the campaign trail and the only enemy the president seems to care about these days: the republicans. >> i'm not going to stop trying to work with democrats and republicans to make a difference in your lives but i've got to call things as they are. what's really going on is that republicans in congress are directly blocking policies that would help millions of americans. >> it seems the president's refusing to take a break from all the fund-raising. while he's on vacation at martha's vineyard next

month he will attend a raiser on the island. columnist charles krauthammer says it is clear the president is out of touch. >> there is something that borders on the obscene, within a week of the shoot dowp of a civilian airliner with 300 people dead, for the president to say what we need to consider as americans is not that massacre but too much congressional time spent on the i.r.s. scandal, the phony substantial. when a president says that, you wonder can he believe it? and if he does, is this really something that anyone can give any respect to? i think there's a general perception the world is going to hell and the president is out there playing golf. there's a disconnect here. >> it flew during world war ii and the korean war. after 14 years of restoration it is ready to

fly again thanks to volunteers who have a personal connection to the b-29 plane. >> it's taken 14 years to make doc, the world war ii b-29 super fortress look this good. >> doc was flown out to the desert i believe in 1956 and mothballed by the united states air force. >> used it for target practice. it stayed there until doc was rescued and brought back to wichita where it rolled off the line in 1944. 250,000 volunteer hours have resulted in new wires, cables, hydraulics, tubing and skin. among the volunteers, an original. >> how old were you when you put those rivets in? >> 18 years old. >> she worked on every b-29 from wichita. now at 89, many of her

fellow rosies are gone. >> i can't explain how proud i am to be here restoring it. >> there have been unique challenges. >> i finally had to set a rule last year that if you're older than the airplane you couldn't be on top of the wings, because i couldn't have that. >> boeing didn't have the original plans to follow. >> a lot of it we copied. a lot of it we were able to use the drawings we received from the smithsonian to make something as close as possible. it's going to fly, going to fly great. >> doc arrived in wichita in 2000 in pieces via train and seven semi trucks. in the fall, it will take to the sky for the first time since the korean war. >> we know that dogs are man's best friend, but it seems that this pooch has another best friend with four legs. how he saved the little guy's life.

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about two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening for you today. some stories you need to know about. up first, france sending soldiers to guard the site in mali with the air

algerian crashed with 116 people on board. the border crisis front and center in washington today. president obama meeting with central american leaders as the house g.o.p. convenes for a crisis summit. what needs to happen today to address the crisis at our borders? head to #keep talking. new evidence may lead the nypd to the suspects who climbed the brooklyn bridge and replaced the american flags with the whoit -- white one. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. a hero pit bull saved her injured chihuaha friend and carried her to safety. next the bad, a three-year-old oregon boy takes a jeep for a joy ride, crashes it into a neighbor's home. a witness called police. officers found the toddler inside his home on the couch watching cartoons

like nothing happened. the relative who was supposed to be watching the boy fell asleep. >> surveillance video shows a criminal smashing into a door. >> that wraps it up. twisted sister live here next. good morning. it is friday, july 25, 2014. a camp ground filled with people trampled by a killer storm. >> something crazy's going on outside! look at the tree! >> fell on that guy's camper! >> where this violent twister sent people scrambling for their lives and devastating cleanup this morning. >> look at that, dramatic issues. russia's military apparently firing rockets into ukraine from russia. taking the tensions to a