hey everybody, and good morning. i'm anna kooiman. terrifying moments when a swat team tears through a plane. >> heads down, heads up. hands up. >> scare in the air that forced fighter jets to scatter in an emergency landing. >> yikes. and i am mike in for tucker. according to nancy pelosi, illegals crossing our southern border. they are the same as, well, moses. >> what would we do if moses had not been accepted by the entire family? >> does that make sense to

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trying to get to the heart of the issue, seeing if we can stop the problem back in central america before it all unfolds. at least that's what the white house. >> honduras and guatemala and el salvador. a lot of people think honduras is one of the most dangerous countries in the world of the i i guess it probably is help me out. stem the tide. the leader of mexico there too but we did not. that's where they are all coming through was the country of mexico but he was not there. >> basically saying this is a very dangerous route that these children are going sexually and physically assaulted. if you start the process at home rather than waiting until they are here illegally, possibly that would help. so he is trying to work on a pilot program that would grant some honduras residents refugee status. listen. there may be some circumstances in which there is a humanitarian or refugee

status that a family might be eligible for. if that were the case. it would be better for them to be able to apply in country. >> okay. so going and starting in honduras if these kids are trubledz and if there is a situation where they want to come to the united states they would go through a presceeng process there republicans say this is only -- they get to skirt this law. when give them refugee status take them out of that law and come to the united states. >> would they have a sponsor year? i believe they would be lined up with a sponsor in the united states. >> they would have to. depends on how this pilot program unfolded if they change it again, it's just a pilot program in honduras. a lot of these kids coming here with distant relatives

would be part of this country. >> changing the 2008 law at its core. >> do that. >> how about ridiculous comparisons like nancy pelosi rather than coming problem. non-christian if you are against having these illegal children come to the united states and stay here. listen. what would we do if moses had not been accepted by the entire family. she wouldn't get the 10 commandments. >> do you know where that comes from the conference of bishops. >> the baby jesus. >> and, of course, she has famously talked about this a few weeks ago. she went down there in texas and she said this is an opportunity. this is not a crisis. meanwhile as you pointed out why not have congress deal with this issue right now? of course they are all going to go on vacation. they are all about to get on

a flight to go back home. >> taking five weeks off, right? leaving in a few days. >> they have got some big gaps to try to bridge. president obama asking for $3.7 billion to try to fix this problem and a will the of republicans saying how can we trust to you divvy out the money the way that you are going to and how can we trust to you enforce some sort of immigration row form if it does, indeed pass? why would we do that? republicans, some of them, are thinking about 1 billion-dollar program instead. that would basically try to get the kids to go back more quickly to central america, to get more national guard troops at the border and also increase the number of judges. >> of course, others say we wouldn't have this problem in the first place had we secured the borders long ago. >> long ago, exactly. you think about vacation, right? some of us went on vacation r and r and i can't stand when there are things like

left undone before you go on vacation. you can't enjoy your vacation. >> you want to finish painting the porch. >> or got bills to pay. five parking tickets you have got it pay before you go on vacation. get it done, congress, think about these massive whorps they have to deal with right now. >> they are not going to deal with with it they will go on vacation and go some place and fund raise instead. >> that's what they do on vacation, go back and do fundraising. president obama good idea from ryans priebus maybe the president during this five week spell should go down to the border and hold this fundraiser. >> like to texas? >> take a listen. >> frustration over the border, i mean one thing can you do is have a fundraiser down by the border. maybe you can see firsthand what's going on. i'm being tongue in cheek, obviously. i don't know what it takes to actually engage the president. you have 3 'hundred people nearly that get shot out of the sky. you have all this con icket from around the world. we have all the issues

around the border. at some point, i think the president has to engage and say, you know what? maybe we're gonna cancel the fundraiser. >> the world is on fire let's do something about it. will that even work? having a fundraiser in a border state like texas. we saw that three weeks ago. he wouldn't. had a meeting. >> political fundraiser last wednesday in hollywood that the president went to because kerry washington was there from that show scandal. ever watched scandal? >> yeah. when there is good-looking -- what do you think about this weigh in on foxnews.com and twitter as well. so let us know your thoughts on this. >> some other stories making headlines on your saturday want to tell you about. terrifying moments we showed you at the top of the show. terrifying moments in the sky. u.s. fighter jets flight turned around in west virginia. when the flight turned around in canada, this dramatic scene.

>> heads down, hands up. >> heads did you down, hands up. >> making a bomb threat on board the flight from toronto to panama after 45 minutes in the air. the flight turns back to toronto. he said he didn't care what happened to the plane or the people on it and he didn't like canada and didn't care about canada. didn't care about the consequences to his actions. >> no bombs were found the passenger now facing several charges. and now to a fox news alert. the crisis in gaza a a 12 hour cease-fire underway right now giving civilians in gaza a chance to receive aid and evacuate to safer areas. the cease-fire started at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. the agreement reached hours after a failed peace deal set up by the united states. previous cease-fires have been cut short by fighting. israel vowing to respond if hamas militants fire rockets during the 12 hour period.

after 18 days nearly 900 palestinians and 40 israelis have been killed. and we're beginning to get a first look at the charred wreckage of that air al geary flight s plane dropped off radar 50 minutes after takeoff. shepherds working in the area say it weigh hit by lightning. mechanical failure has not been ruled out. sightseer got a little too close for comfort. >> run rick, go! go! >> happened in canada, the woman let out a blood curdling scream when she

thinks tidal wave is headed for her boat. her husband speeds them off to safety. >> jack, don't ever leave me, jack. >> titanic one of your favorite movies? >> did they ever tell any lies. >> jack, what was the woman? >> who knows? >> rose. >> why didn't jack hop up on the piece of wood. >> was it not big enough? >> fog about a study out oof the british. out of the objection toward ford. saying telling little white lies can help boost your relationship. just the little fibs that you you tell. >> i lie from the time i get up until i go to bed. >> how is it working for you? >> don't you think everybody does? i mean, seriously oh, you have seen our new baby? cutest baby i have ever seen when the baby is hideous looking. >> like that seinfeld episode saved your

friendship like a romantic relationship. if you got a terrible hair cut you want your significant ever to say it's not too bad. it will grow out. >> he asked that question mike.orning and your hair >> it boosts your relationship, especially a at work. not so much in love relationship but at work as well. >> you know, someone who is always full of hot air, rick reichmuth. >> balloons. >> he is in balloon festival at reddington, new jersey. >> i always tell little white lies. hey, rick, what are you doing out there, man. >> some people would always say the weather is little white lies. >> shades of gray 80% accurate. >> successful. festival of ballooning out here in central new jersey. spectacular morning. largest summertime hot air balloon festival in north america. spectacular and beautiful sunrise this morning. all morning long we will be

seeing these balloons fill up and it's a spectacular morning out here. more on that coming up. let's talk about the weather going on. there is some big weather to be had today. take a look at the weather maps. we will show you what's going on, eastern part of the country right now. things looking fine. no big problems. a few quick showers that move across parts of pennsylvania this morningenned then out across parts of the west. things also looking fine to start the day. take a look at the rain you are seeing down across parts of the southwest. good showers this morning. monsoonal activity when we love to z later on today severe weather. moderate risk issued already across parts of illinois and indiana expected to see some very strong winds. damaging winds and hail today and also probably a couple tornadoes that slides to the east tomorrow already with the moderate risk. a couple of days, guy, many some severe weather that we are going to be watching including all big cities across the east coast tomorrow. talk about that as well as the hot air balloons blowing up here shortly. >> are you going to be going up in one, rick? >> i am at the end of the show. we'll do that we will see

whose neighbor's yard i land in. last year i almost got arrested from trespassing in the place that we landed. >> then we have a long walk back. >> so three and a half hours from now watch rick get arrested. >> thanks, rick. >> coming up here on the show the mainstream media making israel out to be the bad guy. the next guest says hamas has blood on its hands. steve burger shares the story that isn't being told. >> then a spy spotted at one of the most famous land marks in the country. what had tourists budd buzzing at seattle's space needle. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day.

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murdering children but our next guest just spent 48 children on the ground in israel. in fact u he just got back a few hours ago. pastor steve berger is here from grace chapel. are you tired? >> happy to be here. a little jet lag. >> tell us what's really going on over there people are inflamed after we saw a rocket go into a school and the images that came out of that were horrifying. >> first the idea of israeli defense forces are doing the job that isn't getting enough attention the length of compassion and clarity and warnings. >> warnings, listen, i listed seven different things so, they start off

with leaflets, they follow that up to phone calls and text messages. drones to make sure the buildings are clear. roof knocker, and after that they are releasing bombs if they see civilians on the ground they are recalling themselves. retrieving enemy combatants. >> on the other side what is hamas doing. >> hamas is sending their children out as a human shield. >> so what kind of propaganda do you feel like they are trying to put out there and are they succeeding? >> they are succeeding and it's what even president bill clinton said last week that their investigated, okay, is to get the international media to buy in to the murdering of children. >> we have to speak the truth. and so that's what we are here to do today and many others are just telling the truth the israeli defense forces are doing unbelievable job as trying to prevent as many civilian

casualties as possible. unprecedented in war. >> mini cease-fire went into effect at 11:00 a.m. eastern time go until 1:00 this afternoon. should there be auto cease-fire? doesn't seem like israel wants a cease-fire they would like to go in and get the job done and clear out the tunnels. >> they do need to get the job done and clear the tunnels out. they have made tremendous progress. thank god there has been as little casualties as possible. could have been much worse. people don't understand this could have been much worse than what it is. again, because of the great job the idf is doing casualties are less than they could be. >> that iron dome is effective. >> i saw it in action. >> 90% success rate. very expensive, too. what do you think. >> it's cheaper than the cost of life though. >> you can't put a price tag on that, right? >> absolutely. >> what do you think israel needs to do in the meantime and make themselves appear to the international media

as just simply trying to protect themselves? >> they need to keep doing what they are doing which is preventing as much civilian casualties as possible. and they need to keep telling the truth about what they are doing and what lengths they are going to to prevent that loss of life. >> you saw it firsthand? >> i did. >> madeleine albright this week said that israel is overetch radioing. still building, building building. what happened to the two state solution? >> i'm sorry. i missed that. >> i should have warned you that i was going to mention that quote from her. >> thank you, pastor. thanks for coming in. >> happy to be here today, thanks y'all. >> the university accused of giving out grades based on race instead of merritt. is that fair? we will report you decide. >> hey there, detroit. peta wants to pay your water bill. there is a catch. so, your site gave me this "credit report card" thing.

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diversity plan for the school a lot of campuses and public universities are moving in this directions of being more inclusive. in policy was actually calling for under represented populations to have more of a chance of getting into popular classes. select your courses that's a random process. now if you are under represented. you are a minority, you are a female, if you you are under represented you should get into these courses as well as you should be receiving grades of students who are working hard in these courses, so to me. >> grading on a curve? is that what's going on here? >> a curve or being graded based upon your diversity. if you are a minority student and you feel as though you should be earning as student next to you who happens to be white. if you are under performing minority. they are reviewing minorities as a disability.

which is what the liberal left tends to do when they put in affirmative action policies. i don't think it helps minorities. it hurts them in the long run. we saw this out in california when they tried to reinstate affirmative action policies. a lot of minority groups came out and protested and said, hey, this isn't fair to us anymore. we want the same opportunities. >> ashley, i want to read you a statement from the school because they are coming out saying this is bogus. the idea that you would start to base student grading or makeup on race or ethnicity has circulated. nothing could be further from the truth. is that a emphatic denial. >> the the statement was made by the chief diversity officer so why the campus even has one, i'm not sure. seems like an interesting position to hold but essentially he came out and said this was in another document that we had out in 2009 where it basically showed the research of a researcher in here and we're not going to implement this

but the outcome of these policies would be that this grading would organically happen among these under represented minorities if we include them more on campus in these courses in these popular majors. and the grading, would just happen naturally. clearing they are moving towards this system but they are not saying that this is a policy they are going to implement but this is something that should happennor began nicly as all the are of developing better diversity policies. >> 10 seconds left. what are the students saying about this? are they offended? >> that's the thing. the students are realizing, especially minority ones, that these policies don't help them. this is something that hinders the bureau gress of minorities. we just conducted a study that showed that out of this 2014 graduating seniors class 7 5% of students were gender studies. what's really happening on campuses, clayton? >> interesting question.

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shorter shorts maybe you should think about getting it. >> who is this? i'm just curious. it's a new fashion trend. i am like i can't go that short. look weird in my chicken legs. >> send us your short shorts photo this morning. >> eric holder closely monitoring the situation we have in nypd. the chokehold probe. we talked about it enough on "fox & friends." the whole country knows what we are talking about here. a man lost his life. >> chokehold is banned. nypd is not supposed to do it. >> banned for years. >> one thing critics of eric holder, top cop getting involved in this. they are saying bill bratton is actually taking a close look at this himself. he is going to retrain all 35,000 police officers on what they need to be using with force. what's appropriate and what's not appropriate? the officers involved, the badge and gun of the one who allegedly did the choking has been taken off the job. others are on administrative duty. >> they're handling it

themselves. >> they seem like they are. >> handled locally why would you have to have the department of justice get involved in something like that? >> why would you have to have the nation's top cop involved in something like that which nypd we know that they can handle their own investigations, one of the best, finest police departments in the world. >> bill bratton the lead. >> why in the world isn't the doj getting involved in other big matters that are out of. >> we he have a marine in mexico, still. >> michael tahmooressi down there in a mexican prison, still. fighting for our freedoms. why would you stay silent on this? how about the irs? something that effects the entire united states? not just new york centric. coast to coast. political targeting of tea party groups and it wasn't just a few rogue officials in ohio. >> was this just the first time that the department of justice has gotten involved in issues like this during the obama administration? >> no not at all, in fact. they have done a couple of things where they have gotten involved in local matters. they got involved in the

voter intimidation black panther case they jumped in on charges on there. >> they avowed to aggressively challenge voter rights laws and individual states across america. president orders holder to look into botched executions one of our topics today we know famously different states still allow firing squads and they have allowed different things. why is the department of justice getting involved? >> i guess that's the question we are trying to ask here how do they decide to get involved in local situations? what is the criteria? >> well, if it can can help them politically it seems that might be the criteria. let us know your thoughts on this friends at foxandfriends.com. twitter, on ff weekend on twitter and facebook. >> we have other stories making headlines this saturday we want to tell everybody about. philadelphia police amping up reward money to help two men accused of hiking up a suv and plowing into a crowvmentd little girl and

two brothers were killed. mother fighting for her life this morning. the two suspects crashed the suv into the crowd after losing control of $110,000 reward is being offered for their arrest. and yet another mysterious black hole appearing on the ground in siberia scientists baffled -- did a ufo emerge from the ground? >> now some scientists have said it is caused by melting of frozen soil combined with natural gas deposits in the area. eerily enough though, the name of the remote region, clayton, translates into end of the world. >> just have some bad gas is what you are saying? >> be investigating. >> residents of detroit want your water bill paid for? all you have to do is not eat meat. peta is offering to pay one month water bill for 10

detroit as long as they only eat vegan. shutting off thousands per week because residents are struggling to pay their bill. protests springing up across the country with many residents saying water is a basic human right. and these may be stunning images of the seattle space needle but that doesn't mean they were taken legally. tourists on the space needle alerted security to a drone buzzing around the observation deck over 500 feet in the air. witnesses saw the drone then glide back into a nearby hotel room. it turns out an amazon employee was visiting town and just wanted to test out his drone. police told him about seattle's laws and let him go with just a wrng. and no, this is not a test of amazon's prime air service. >> wanted to deliver packages to the home using a drone. >> trying to get approval right now. >> faa doesn't like that idea. >> faa be walking outside and get hid with a box. ordered that new spatula and arrived right away. >> on your face?

>> rick reichmuth is outside right now in reddington, new jersey, at the big balloon fest. hey, rick. >> hey, guys. you know, this is kind of like going to it a state fair. you have got all the state fair foods and then you also have 100 hot air bluns that go up twice a day, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. there is also big music. there is three doors down performing tonight. the thing of this starts today. this balloon back here is the wicked balloon. and that balloon starts this. it takes off at 7:00. and it drops -- wherever it lands it puts an x on the field. then all the other hot air balloons go and try to drop a beanbag on to that spot and there is prize money to be had. i want to take you inside this balloon though. it's pretty interesting when you see a balloon getting blown up. blown up basically by a fan to start and you can actually come inside this balloon. i have got michael bloom, this is your pliewn. how do you inflate, this turn this just like a piece of fabric that you start getting this filled up lake

this. >> first you take a huge fan and put a lot of cold air into it and take the burners 6 billion btus. your house furnace is 150,000 btus. shoot a 30-foot claim up into in envelope. 125,000 cubic feet. 105,000 soccer balls could fit into here. >> that's a good way it look at it. 105,000. huge very cool to be inside a hot air balloon here. give them some love, i guess. so inside a hot air blawn. we will be going up in one of these later. hundreds of these taking off all morning long. it is a spectacular site. definitely want to continue watching it. >> that's pretty cool. >> what would happen if he they turned on that furnace right now? >> our camera guy would lose all of his leg hair. is he wearing shorts. >> don't use any hair spray today. >> thanks, rick. cool. see them taking off a little bit later. that's going to be sweet. >> coming up. another botched execution as a judge calling for the use of firing squads.

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florida neighborhood say peacocks are terrorizing the neighborhood and damaging cars by pecking at the paint and eating up dog and cat food left outside. the city has hired a trapper to come in and capture the birds; mike? >> thank you, anna. new concerns after the execution of arizona murderer joseph wood took several hours, ninth court of appeals judge al kaczynski says firing squad would be more humane than lethal injections. firing squad most promising 8 or 10 large caliber rifle bullets fired at close range can inflict massive damage, causing instant death every time. is he right? fair and balanced debate. joined by roth wyler and defense attorney david schwartz. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> start with you, firing squad yes or no. >> definitely yes. i will tell you you why, it's quick and painless. >> the last one done in the

united states was june 18th, 2010. ronni lee gardner. what they did was put him in a metal chair. they put a hood over his head, they had five sharp shooters behind a wall. they put a target on his heart. shot him. he was dead in two minutes. >> wheant the idea of lethal injections a person wouldn't have to take personal responsibility for killing another person in the firing squad, do they all have live ammo? >> no, they don't. one of them has a blank so they don't know who the blank. >> that's exactly right. >> it's barbaric. we can't go back to firing squads. we can't in the united states of america in 2014 have this barbaric way of doing it. we have to get the injection right. it it's not right right now. we are testing it there is the three drug concoction, which is working for the most part. but we have to get it right. >> what is wrong? if i take my poor dog that i have had for 10 years can i take it to my friend to a vet they seem to know how to

put somebody to sleep? what is so hard about this? >> unfortunately those that have had to put their pets to sleep he we see it and it's a very peaceful way. >> it happens in 10 seconds. >> i don't know what the problem is is but we have to get it right. this is the way to go is lethal injection. >> they botch it all the time. this is the third time in six months that they botched it where the person that they were trying to kill they didn't kill right away and they suffered. so we haven't figured out how to do it the right way with humans. so it has to be done another way. remember, the constitution, 8th amendment to the condition substitution says no cruel and unusual punishment. therefore a person like woods who suffered for two hours. even though he was a murderer. and people weren't that sensitive about him suffering it still was a honorable way to i do. figure out a way to do it quick and painless. >> what about guillotine. >> it would work. started in the french revolution. cut someone's head off done quick and painless. >> we can't go back to barbaric way. lethal injection, pets, get this right.

the first drug is a painless drug. that will kill alone. it may take a couple of hours. puts the patient to sleep and it may take a couple of hours that's okay. >> don't we have a lot of bright doctors in this country? we can't figure out how to do this? >> i don't think we can right now. david keep says it's barbaric killing somebody anyway is barbaric no matter what way. >> i agree with you 100%. i'm against the death penalty to start. we have to figure out the most humane way to do this. >> 70 ocountries do this though. this is not unusual. killing by firing squad is not something new. 70 countries do it. it works. it's quick. it's painless, seen as being humane. as inhumane as someone can be. >> is it more inhumane to flop around for two hours? >> we have to get the lethal injection right. with the brains in this country. >> imagery? >> optic its of a firing squad are just awful. >> bare baker?

>> i understand that but the idea of a firing squad is barbaric, it's cruel and unusual, and we have to get this right. >> i grew up in the state of kansas where they hung people or hanged people. >> gone on for hundreds of years though. look in the history duke books. firing squads throughout our history not bare baker. >> they don't know what drugs kill though. >> i have got to cut both of you off. >> lawyers you have, to yeah. >> still ahead two, plane crashes in one week. blamed on severe storms. so what happens to a plane in high winds or even lightning storms? our safety expert takes a look at flying all kinds of wild weather. should we even be doing it? and are you going in for surgery soon? or know somebody who is? what you need to do before you get into that operating room. we have a nurse practitioner. she is here. her name is erin. she is going to talk to you next. ad?"

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hey, everybody. let's get up and get going. are you planning a surgery any tame soon? there are some things you can da beforehand to make sure things go well and to ensure a smooth and speedy recovery. er nurse practitioner and founder erin tolbert has some tips for us. >> good morning, anna, thanks for having me. >> as a er nurse you are in the er and you have a leg to stand on in these things. >> right. >> cut our fingernails but i guess bacteria is be in there. >> this is tip i use just working in the emergency department is it keep my nails short. this way those mrsa bacteria which cause anti- resistant stf infections can't live under your fingernails prevent infection after your

surgery. >> very often in surgery a breathing tube will have to be inserted you say because of that we ought to go to the dentist and get our teeth checked. >> a month before your surgery is scheduled you at the present time visit the dentist. the reason is if you have any also teeth. loose caps or cavity, they can come out when they put that breathing tube in. you might aspirate a part of your tooth which is inthat i will into your lungs. you definitely dent want that. >> wow. check our medications? >> this is particularly important. you want to mexico to your surgeon all prescription and take things can thin the blood. aspirin, vitamin e, prescription medication as well. stop taking these medications about five to seven days before your surgery. >> we need to sleep on our back. even practice this ahead of time. >> 75% of us are side sleepers and the problem is that after surgery, sleeping on your side might put pressure on the area that you had the operation on and

so if you practice sleeping on your back, can you make sure that you get restful sleep after surgery which is very important for recovery. >> if you are a smoker this is very important. even if just for a day try not to put the cigarette in your mouth. >> pneumonia is a very complicated complication after surgery i see it all the time in the emergency department. after surgery you are less likely to be able to cough. sometimes it can hurt that area where you had the operation. can't clear the mucous caused by smoking. ideally stop a couple months before. for a lot of people that is not practical. a few weeks even a day will help. don't miss it, erin is going to be giving us post op. tips as well at 7:auto. >> thanks, anna. >> tornado tearing through a community. v.a. is still a mess. congress doesn't mind leaving things undone. lawmakers still want a five

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illegals refugee status. one sheriff not happy about that we have got so many problems here. it's got to be government at its worst. >> tucker, two plane crashes in one week blamed on severe storms. are you safe at 35,000 feet in the air when lightning or high winds strike? a look at flying in all kinds of wild weather. is it safe? >> have you ever flen

through that? >> espn host fired for comments on nfl player suspended for allegedly abusing his girlfriend. >> what i tried employ the female members of my family, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. >> oh man, social media yesterday exploded. so what is stephen a. smith saying this morning in response to the outrage? "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> this is andrew dice clay you are watching "fox & friends." >> we just had him on the show not too long ago. in his 80's. >> now is he uses like an ecigarette. >> is he a vap. >> or uses candy cigarettes. >> mike jerrick is is in from philadelphia. >> good to be here. >> are the eagles goods going to win this year.

>> take that giants fans. >> the president was busy right before he looks like he might be heading on vacation, meeting with central american leaders and presidents yesterday at the white house trying to get some discussion going immigrants across the border. noticeably absent was the mexican president where a lot of these kids are coming across the border through mexico. saying you have 72 hours to get the job done to get up through the quats. >> met with leaders from guatemala, honduras and el salvador. what came out of this is he said he may give illegal immigrants from honduras refugee status instead. take a listen. >> there may be some narrow circumstances in which there is a humanitarian or refugee status that a family might be eligible for.

if that were the case, it would be better for them to apply in country sexual abuse. why not let them apply for this refugee status. >> this is a theory the republicans have had weeks ago. we talked about it right here on the show. that republicans are say wait a second. watch the president push for refugee status for these kids. it would skirt the law. >> how does it change? if you have refugee status, what does that do for you? >> it means a lot of republicans believe it would be back door amnesty. you would be able to come here. war torn country on a life raft coming from haiti. we remember that many, many years ago. you would come here as a refugee. provided back door amnesty. skirt that 2008 law. >> we go to honduras and scream the law.

>> a number of sheriffs we talked to don't like the idea here is an example. >> >> i think this is ludicrous idea, neil, we he have got some problems here. homeless children in our own country and state and my county. it's not going to stop it it's going to be government at its worst we have got these kids coming over. i agree it's a terrible situation but the communities don't want them here. we can't pass school levies here. they put them in our schools. they put interpreters with them. it disrupts the entire program. our welfare system is broke we are giving so much away. we have got so many homeless here in our country and i talk to the sheriffs, i have been to the border twice. i am on every naturalization immigration organization there is. it's a terrible terrible idea. >> local governments really

struggling under the burden of this right now. this is a big issue facing our country. why haven't we tackled it? it looks like congress and the president about to hit some vacation time. we will see you in september. you think about going on vacation, you like to get all of the stuff done where you have got all these papers on your desk. inbox full of tasks you need to complete. >> can't really enjoy vacation until you get it all done. >> not just about immigration. think about all the other things on the table that needs to be taken. how about the v.a.? we still haven't solved that problem the irs situation. oso now we are going to take five weeks off now. it happens every summer like this. it seems like this is different than any other year that i can remember in the past 30 years still take five week break. >> republicans are saying $3.7 billion that the president is asking for to try to curb this problem or put a band-aid over it is

not a good idea. they don't trust him to spend money in the places that they are allocated for. instead trying to come up with a 1 billion-dollar plan that would add more national guard troops to the border and add increased border judges and try to change that law so that kids could go home more quickly to central america go to facebook or twitter. >> what do you think should happen? should congress cut that five week vacation short to get that work done? let us know. >> see if the cease-fire is he would whoing. what do you say? >> that's a good he request. underway right now. so far no reports of new rocket attacks. all of, this of course, coming hours after long-term cease-fire talks crumbled and failed. >> fire should go 1:00 our time this afternoon. >> started at 1:00 a.m. eastern. john huddy live along the israel gaza border. good morning, john. >>

>> anna, mike and clayton, good morning as well. you mentioned that humanitarian cease-fire will end at 8:00 p.m. local time which is 1:00 p.m. as you said eastern. right now it is quiet along the israel gaza border right now. i want to show you something in the distance. a neighborhood. in the northeastern part of gaza. right along the border. and it's been pretty much destroyed. and we went into that neighborhood while i was in gaza and we saw some of those areas that were hit pretty hard by intense fighting. this captures the reason that the humanitarian cease-fire is in progress. it allows among others things, several things. number one, aid workers. eleaf workers to bring in much needed supplies to hospitals and also to the u.n. run shelters. it allows also people to get out of these hard-hit areas where there is incidence fighting to basically flee to those shelters, also, it allows relief and aid workers a chance to get in

to it areas like the neighborhood here to recover bodies. the latest incident we had is 40 bodies have been found. that nureb, anna, mike and clayton is expected to grow through the evening until the cease-fire ends at 8:00 p.m. this, of course, after temporary cease-fire talks, seven day cease-fire failed to come to any agreements because israel's security cabinet wants to continue rooting out and destroying hamas' network of tunnels. so far, 31 have been found. 15 have been destroyed. so, it remains quiet here along the israel, gaza border for now. anna, mike, clayton, back to you. >> if it changes get right back to you. >> thanks, john. >> other stories making headlines overnight. talk about this. a 13-year-old boy is dead, shot in another weekend of deadly violent in chicago. >> [shouting] >> well, six others were hurt after a drive by

shooting on the city's west side. chicago family is dealing with the death of a young child. 47 people were shot in chicago just last weekend. >> and we're getting a first look at the charred wreckage of the air algerie flight that crashed in africa killing all 116 people on board. the crash site is so remote, a drone had to be sent out to find the debris. the plane dropped off radar 50 minutes after takeoff. shepherds working in the area claimed it was hit by lightning. investigators say mechanical failure has not been ruled out. >> and caught on video, a tornado touching down near a small florida airport, leaving a path of destruction. the twister ripping through edge water, packing 80 mile-per-hour winds and tearing apart several buildings, the winds so strong, two small planes were flipped upside down, fortunately, no one hurt. >> after butler played a king in the hit movie 300. that doesn't mean he can do whatever he wants.

>> well, this isn't sparta. now butler is in trouble with the australians. this video showing butler in a helicopter pulling off dangerous tricks just feet over the water at a beach in northern australia. authorities are now reviewing the footage to decide if they will open an investigation. check with n. with rick rick mouth at the balloon festival in redding, new jersey, the first able to take to the air the balloons back in the late 1700s, rick reichmuth is going to be taking flight and then get art this year again when he lands in someone's yard. hey, rick. >> i know exactly. i think benjamin franklin was there when that let a lot of people come out this early in the morning is for a hot air balloon festival. that's what's going on. ton of people out there. balloons are all getting

going right now: see them start to being filled up and spectacular site this morning. also amazing morning for it no wind and you don't want any wind when you have hot air balloons going. that's good news. talk about the weather though. big weather happening across the country today. temperaturewise. starting off fine. heat across the central plains today. that's all going to change. take a look where we have severe weather coming. eventually this colder air mass is bringing in severe weather today and tomorrow. going to bring much colder temperatures across a lot of the eastern part of the country again. severe weather today across illinois and indiana. tomorrow that moves in in across parts of the appalachians. talking about a pretty significant wind event likely going to cause damage. central plains, we have all kinds of heat advisories in effect. look at what this afternoonens heat is going to look like. it's going to be another very uncomfortable day today. tomorrow though we start to see that relief as the colder air mass moves.

in then by the time we get in towards sunday and into monday things cool down for everybody. 70s and 80's as far as south as sex texas. take a look at this the show. right back behind me. spectacular when these balloons start inflating. and absolute beautiful morning for it it. >> thanks, rick. >> were hot air balloon story? >> i was on a hot air balloon. do you know what the guy did? he took the basket down to a lake and dipped the basket in the water and we took off again. >> only my laundry man new how scared i was. >> that way you didn't have to take a shower i can't wait to talk to this person about how safe it is to fly in an airplane. we have had two crashes in one week. blamed on severe weather. basically. >> yeah. so just how safe are you at 35,000 feet in the air when wild weather strikes?

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160 people died this week in two separate commercial plane crashes. in both tragedies, weather reportedly played a huge role. heavy rain, high winds and thunderstorms. but, aren't planes supposed it be able withstand those elements. we hope so. how safe are we when we actually fly aviation expert sal. >> good to he so you too. >> flights one from denver. thunderstorms. the whole plane was shaking. i thought we were going down. should would he be concerned about this type of weather. >> especially when you talk about latening. i know that was a thunderstorm so you expect to have some lightning with it. almost every plane in the united states hit by lightning at least once aer year. people don't realize that planes are built to withstand that. >> lightning here. would very a animation here. take look the your screen, you say they get struck all the time. we shouldn't worry about this? safe after a lightning strike hits a plane. >> not at all. the lightning will probably hit one of the extreatments the tips of the wings, front or the back exit to the other side and actually

stayen othe shell of the airplane and not go into the interior of the plane. >> driving the other day and my son was terrified of a thunderstorm, i said being in a car is one of the safest places to be. >> correct. >> is the same thing true of a plane. >> little bit different because sometimes you are creating the lightning. the plane -- we always talk about not being the highest object? the plane obviously is the highest object. the planes are made to withstand that problem we had with lightning airliner is 1964 before the redesign in the new regulations from the faa which made certification of lightning part of the certification process. >> heavy rain also an issue. and that we may or may not know yet from one of these crashes was one of the reasons why. here is an animation of heavy rain. we are not worried about the rain so much as we are worried about, what? down drafts and updrafts, really. >> when rain hits how does that hurt the plane. >> rain pulling through the crowds pulling the brain it.

downdraft. vacuum created by that updrafts on the upside of that. >> potholes in the sky? >> my wife calls them air bumps. but, severe air pumps. you are actually going one updrafts on one and other side down drafts. >> something to do with the mali crash. >> heavy wind would like like. >> if heavy wind is behind you get there faster. in front of you get there slower. where heavy winds really cause problem is turbulence because it can cause turbulence and closer to the ground where you are trying to take off or land. pilot has to be most skilled cross winds. that's why airports are designed the way they are. usually have runways facing with the prevailing winds. >> still the biggest issue is facing aircraft, takeoff and landing. not these flights we have seen mid-air. >> absolutely. >> you are still confident in saying still the safest

way to travel? >> no doubt about it. chances of getting killed in aircraft cash are crash about the same as being hit by lightning. one in 2 a million. i'm not a betting man but i will take those. >> good to see you, too. >> coming up on the show, espn host under fire for comments on nfl football player. got suspended after dragging his fiance out of an elevator. >> the female members of my family, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. >> but what was he really saying and then his reaction to his critics. we will dive into that debate. alligator breaks free from a zoo zoo. his partner in crime? this tortoise. i see a new disney story, soon. ♪ it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion.

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that brings together not only romance comedy and drama in one but also unites two academy award winners who surprisedly never worked together before michael douglass and diane keaton never worked together. >> mike coagulate douglass one of my all-time favorites. we wanted to hear all about the experience. >> step into the fox light with micah tamara. >> hard to believe these two guys never worked together before. latest from rob reiner. does this one movie over and over really, really well. on the heels of when harry met sally came out 25 years ago this summer. it's not at that level but still charming and fun and very enjoyable. two people who find love late when they least expect it out while promoting the idea bucket list. someone asked jack nicholson what's on his bucket list and his answer was to find one last great love. whole genesis for this movie. first time as we mentioned.

two worked together. we asked him what that experience was like. >> first of all, i think you know what? i think you are very confident. and what surprises me though as an actor, he comes on and he is just -- he is ready to go. and i keep thinking like wow, and i'm not ready to go. he is he a pro. he is he a pro. but then he is also -- he is also willing to like, you know, be aware of you there with him. >> i think it has to do with that and the producing background. >> producing. >> i'm so guilty about the time the movie is taking. how expensive they are. so i want to go fast. you like to work fast. i mean, i was just curious. looking at diane's litany of exboyfriends and trying. >> here we go, man. this is now getting into unpleasant territory. >> phenomenal. >> i think i have another you cup of coffee. >> phenomenal notches there. >> what are you kidding me? talk about me. whowb what about you, pal?

>> this is where it gets good. >> so it goes. >> very relaxed. >> they were great. fox fan weekend kicks off today' up in the bronx today and tomorrow. if you are unable to attend it the festivities you can take part. money movie marathon sister channel. 6:30 p.m. water boy. cavuto, charles payne, lovely maria we asked her what it was like to work opposite michael douglass. >> it was so much fun to work with michael douglass and oliver stone. they came to the studio. they turned my studio into their set. what struck me is that michael douglass stayed in character the whole time as this sort of business genius but also a little evil it was really fun. >> on your show you have interviewed some of the best in the best in the corporate world. what was it like

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fan in oakland,s ting him a ball with a special -- thanks for helping pay my salary for today. >> you have heard about what has unfolded with stephen a. smith? he is the outspoken espn commentator, of course. is he under fire this morning for something he said on espn's first take on friday morning. the show he, i think that comes on o. >> it's on sportscenter, right? >> sportscenter after mike and mike in the morning. so he was on that show talking about ray rice who was caught on camera in that elevator pulling his girlfriend. >> fiance and now wife. >> out of the elevator. so here is the video of this. she is drunk. he is he pulling her out. i think by her hair. and then they jumped in and started talking about it. >> and then the nfl suspended him for the first few games season for this altercation. they are married now. the couple did get married. he said this on first take on friday.

let's take a listen what stephen a. smith said about this incident that got him in a a lot of hot water. take a listen. >> what i have tried tomorrow ploy the female members of my family, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. because, if i come or somebody else comes, whether it's law enforcement officials, your brother, or the fellows that you know, if we come after somebody has put their hands on you, it doesn't negate the fact that they already put their hands on you. but let's try to make sure that we can do our part in making sure that that doesn't happen. >> so, a the lo of people are saying stephen a. smith is insensitive, doesn't care about women, it's been, you know, he take it further women's fault fitting into the same category skirt so short that's way she was sexually assaulted or this or that he tried to clarify.

this as i said earlier and i want to reiterate strongly it is never okay to put your hands on am works ever. i want to state very clearly i could the no believe a woman provokes the horrible domestic abuses that are sadly such a major problem in our society. i understand why my comments could be taken another way. i should have done a better job articulating my thoughts and i sincerely apologize. >> i listen to this guy every day. one problem they have that show, first take, i think it's on at 10:00 eastern time and then reairs at 1:00. all the show is one hour of these two guys talking. there is just a the love -- we talk a lot here poor four hours on weekends i listen to him almost two hours every day. i was surprised by his comments. >> taken out of context? >> words in his mouth. what he was saying again i'm not putting words in his mouth. what he was trying to say and tried to clarify on

twitter later with this longer statement is if if the the cops arrive, he has already put his hands on you. you have already been hurt by man. you already had something happen to you if the cops then arrive and handle the situation. is there something we can do during that scuffle to prevent you getting hurt even more? i i mean that's kind of the way i thursday. >> instead what maybe everybody should be talking about is women go back to their aggressors. very often you see these women who are sexually assaulted by their husband, physically abused and then they go right back to their husbands after getting friends to change their locks. that's ridiculous. that seems to be the real problem that maybe he is bringing up the issue. again, he was not charged with anything and this woman ended up marrying him after. we don't know all the circumstances surrounding it. >> stephan a. was raised by very strong women. hes he is a big supporter of women. it's never -- you can never touch a woman, right? >> what if a woman smacks

you in the face. >> you can't do anything about it. >> you can't do anything about it diswruch subject. one of the co-workers took to twitter. i guess i will never wear a skirt to work again because i might be provoking a man. >> i don't think that's what he is saying here. >> let us know what you think on it friends@foxnews.com. what do you think he meant by that and was his apology enough? ff weekend on twitter as well. >> can't hit back. >> all right. we have some other headlines we want to tell you about. a judge denying a re-sentencing motion from prosecutors for two men convicted in the brutal mob attack on detroit motorist steve utash. james davis and 19-year-old cummings took plea deals. davis will only spend one year 9/11 prvment prosecutors say he should have been given at least three years and cummings will only spend six months in prison. utash is still recovering from severe head injuries. he was attacked after accidently hitting a 10-year-old boy who ran into traffic.

>> wisconsin police open fire on a suspect after a wild 20-mile chase. it was all caught on camera. this just released dash cam footage shows a suspect opened fire on police as he is rushed off the road. police quickly respond by firing a dozen rounds. hitting the car's door. somehow no one was hurt in the gunfire. or the 80 mile-per-hour chase. police saying this was the third time they had been in a chase with jared brendle who now faces 11 charges. including attempted murder. this southern california woman who left these creepy dolls outside her neighbor's home speaking out for the first time saying she is pretty embarrassed about the whole ordeal little dolls who lived in the home. women who want to remain anonymous come forward. she knows the family from church and she apologized meaning she didn't mean any harm and just wanted to do something nice. >> ever barbie doll or american girl doll. >> imagine opening your door

and seeing that on your front step. >> looks like my kid. >> you have met your soul mate? if you did, you may be headed for a breakup. >> hands off. >> you just stay with me? >> stay with you? what for? look at us, we are already fighting. >> that's what we do. we fight. >> well, a new study says people who think they are a perfect match find it harder to get over fights. by comparison, couple who think love is a journey find ways to talk through their problems. >> let me tell you what a relationship is pretend like you are both riding bicycles, riding down the road in that relationship, married. if one person gets a little further ahead, don't you slow down and let the other person catch up. it's a journey. >> it's a journey. >> do you believe in soul mates. >> i don't. >> multiple soul mates, maybe. >> rick reichmuth is out at a very romantic balloon festival. would you agree with that, rick? festival of soul mates?

it is a very romantic setting. i'm here is freeman. you are exactly right. new jersey festival of ballooning. i have got those words right. >> you got it perfect in association with pnc bank. >> they were just talking about soul mates. i think a lot of people get engaged in hot air balloons. >> someone is getting engaged in morning, believe it or not. we have had 25 people get engaged in balloons. we have had probably 30 people get married in balloons out here. everybody tells us it's on their bucket list. it's a romantic experience. i'm glad he we are sharing this together. >> i'm glad we can share this. >> exactly. >> this is not just hot air balloons. hot air balloons are obviously the highlight of this festival. this is a big other kind of festival. almost like a state fair the way. >> it's a state fair with balloons. we have more than just hot hair. today we have hot kel ray. at 8:00 tonight we have three doors down and then our signature balloon glow where we line up all the balloons around the stage. they glow like japanese lanterns. tomorrow morning advil a k

called running with the balloon. no balloon has ever gored a runner. that's kind of cool. the run starts where we have a high diver that dives three times a day. dive from 82 feet. set himself on fire. when he hits the water, the that's when the race will start. >> that's ridiculous? >> that's why we pay him at the end of the weekend. we also have a surprise concert. i can't tell it you who it is. first female performer i have ever had. >> my guess based on what he just said is joan jet. i'm just saying it. >> people are going to love it she may have a bad reputation. i don't know. >> get out here tomorrow for joan jett how many balloons are there? >> there are about 100 balloons. all the different activities. we have the new jersey hall of fame museum that has all kinds of exhibits there. we have a playstation thing. so much more. all weather proof. all the activities on balloon festival.com or by calling 100-hot air nine

where people can call and get a balloon ride. >> i just tweeted out your link also on twitter. >> incredible weather for it this weekend. you can't have a nicer day than today. >> i appreciate you getting us this great weather. >> all right, guys. >> that's beautiful. >> romantic hot air balloon. >> five guys holding the basket there for you. thatmantic. >> it's a romantic setting. >> in the distance. >> i was trying to count -- >> -- so close quarters there inside the basket. rick is not taking off for two hours. >> going to get to know each other real well. >> coming up here on the show, if you are a wanted man, it's probably best you don't taunt police. taunt police on their own facebook page. how the cops tracked down this fugitive. then from guns to taxes. no one messes messes with texas. why is the lone star threat thriving while others are failing? what can other states learn from it? that's up next.

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welcome back, quick headlines for you, a wwe legend comes face to face with a burglar in his home. take a look at what happens next. >> sleeper of his own. >> did he he put him into a sleeper hold? or an arm bar? perhaps sue plex. brian caught two men stealing stuff from his phoenix home. the two ran off.

he chased them and putting one in a sleeper hold. shear a tip. don't comment on it. 28-year-old roj ireland wanted for outstanding warrant. took to facebook to tell maryland cops y'all will never catch me. guess what? they did now their facebook page has a different photo of ireland, it has this one. take a look at the photo they put up there, there it is captured there is a tip for you you ha mike, over to you. >> according to the census bureau. three of the five fastest growing cities in the america, located in texas. and no wonder texas has no income tax and its unemployment rate is right around a .1% so why is the lone star state thriving where others are failing? what makes texas tick let's talk to radio talk show host mark davis author of the new

book. [lone star texas, how america can safe our country. >> low taxes and. >> that begins the list. it's exactly the list, mike, that everybody is making in republican land running for for the that senate this year. list all our candidates should take in 2016 how to fix the country. low taxes, reduced spending, wise regulation. let's throw in courageous extraction of domestic energy from beneath our feet. american agenda for recovery is stuff we have been doing in texas for 2 oyears. so there you go. also in the book self-reliant in the lone star state and let's give an example of that look at the welfare payout. start with the state of hawaii. nearly $50,000 texas 18,000. >> yeah. this is not a state you want to come if you want to live on the public doll for your whole life. if you come to texas, and you are on welfare, there is

not much excuse to stay there for long. because we are a job creation machine in 20 years of delicious one party rule we have established an economic oasis that was in the just a storm shelter from the recession but it's a place where we have had an economy that has not just survived but thrived. not any old time but under obama that's not bile accident. >> i work monday through friday on a show called good day philadelphia. a gunman goes into a hospital there and kills a woman, a case worker and turns the gun on the psychiatrist. the psychiatrist had a gun on him. he pulls it out and shoots this perpetrator three times let's bring up texas gun stats a little bit background checks ran 1.6 million. conceal carry licenses 700,000. how does that factor in? >> we love our second amendment. we realize without the second amendment the other ones aren't worth a plug nickel. we also realize in texas guns don't kill people.

gun free zones kill people. we have proud conceal and carry. this got push back. we have liberals in texas. we just don't let them run the place. the suggestion was he we would have dead bodies all over the street. there would be a wild west atmosphere. second amendment policies and embracing the second amendment have made us a safer state because criminals here cannot be quite so sure that they won't meet armed resistance and that has a magical effect. >> here is the downside. it's sticking hot. >> dawn and 88 degrees outside. but people are tripping over each other to move here anyway. they are doing it anyway and there is a reason why. >> thanks a lot, mark. good to see you. >> thank you. >> another bombshell about the clintons. here is one you haven't heard. bill doesn't want hillary to win the presidency. the author of a brand new book with that scoop. then, last hour we told you what to do before surgery. this time, e. >> -- er nurse erin tolbert

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good morning. earlier we told you how to prepare for surgery. well, now we've got the best tips for post op recovery. our er nurse practitioner joins us again with those tips. and the first one i love. sing it out. >> yes. make a post op playlist. after surgery, your lungs don't have as much function as they did before, so singing expands those lungs, it releases hormones to reduce stress and lower your blood pressure. so sing it out. >> breathing machines and exercises fine, but singing more

fun. often people come out of surgery disorie disoriented. >> yes. confusion and anxiety are common especially among elderly patients. so bringing a few things from home can help. a blanket, your favorite pillow, photos of friends and family. but make sure they are things you can wash this hot water when you get home because germs that live in a hospital can be on your belongings. >> and didn't try to diet. this is not the time to try a juice cleanse or anything else. we need protein. >> a lot of people have a reduced appetite when they get out of surgery, so they think this is a great chance to lose weight. but unfortunately, your body needs a lot of calories and nutrients to repair itself. save dieting for another time. get the calories and nutrients. >> and what if you're in the

hospital and you feel like people are not washing their hands enough? >> you need to speak up. if you don't feel well, you can have an advocate like a family or friend say something for you. but everyone should be washing their hands when they come into your hospital room, when they leave your hospital room, or when they touch something that could be contaminated. and this is so important. i see a lot of postoperative infections and hand washing is the number one way to prevent those. >> and if you're in pain, tell somebody. you don't have to be a hero. >> especially men. don't tough it out. after surgery, it can be very important to get up and get moving. it prevents blood clots in your legs, helps prevent pneumonia. also a lot of times back surgeries and knee surgeries, for example,s's important to move the body parts. so pain medicine can help you feel more comfortable. >> get you moving and grooving. all right. thank you so much. according to nantz city pelosi, illegal immigrants crossing our single border is the same as moses.

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or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a free 30-tablet trial. good morning. it's saturday, the 26th of july, 2014. a bomb threat on board a fighter jet and then this. >> hands up! hands up! heads down! >> the dramatic moments on board a packed plane. >> and according to nancy pelosi, illegals crossing our southern border kind of like moses. >> what would we do if moses had not been accepted? >> governor mike huckabee is here to react to those comments. and one toddler's wild ride that

wasn't supposed to be. the gravity-defying moment and her priceless reaction. looks like fun. can i try? fox and friends hour three starts right now. we used to get in so much trouble for sliding down the banister as kids. >> we didn't have banisters. we lived in a small home. i was confined to the basement. >> explains a lot. >> at the turn of the century. we love having you in here from philadelphia. great to see you, mike. >> thank you. >> we want to tell you about this. a fox news alert just came in. the u.s. closing its embassy in libya and evacuating its staff amid growing vie wlebs olence i

tripoli. we'll continue to follow the story. and other stories making headlines, terrifying moments on board a plane after a passenger said he has a bomb onboard.s do! >> a u.s. fighter jet scrambled, it turned around over west virginia. when the plane finally touch itted town in canada, that dramatic scene playing out. the passenger now in custody. >> he said he didn't care what happened to the plane are or the people on it and he didn't like cana canada, didn't care the consequences to his actions. >> no bombs were found on board. and 300 homes now destroyed in the largest wildfire in washington state's history. that's double from what officials estimated. the lightning caused the fire,

burping burning 400 square miles so far. crews fear drier weather and hotter temperatures in the forecast over the next few days could spark more fires. now to a fox news alert. just a few hours left in the 12 hour cease fire in gaza. no reports of new rocket attacks. all this coming just hours after the long term cease fire talks failed. >> let's check in with john huddy. john. >> reporter: yeah, good morning again. it remains quiet here along the israel/gaza border as that cease fire remains in effect. it ends at 8:00 p.m. local time that is 1:00 p.m. eastern. and we showed you earlier, but worth showing you again. this is really the reason why the humanitarian cease fire is in effect. this is an area in northeastern gaza, there this has been intense fighting here now in the

19 days of operation protective edge. and this area among others, it gives not only people a chance to get back into their homes and salvage and recover what they can, and also get out of these areas and head to safety, but this cease fire gives relief workers and aid workers a chance to get inn tinto these hard hits and recover bodies. at this point in the latest number that we're hearing is 85. and as i said earlier, that number is likely to increase throughout the day now going into the evening. of course all this comes after a temporary seven day cease fire was not agreed upon. israel watch the wants to conti ground offensive and this has been the priority from day one, rooting out and destroying hamas' network of attack tunnels. so it remains quiet for now. again, that cease fire ends at 8:00 p.m. local. back to you. >> john huddy there for us on the border. let's bring in governor mike huckabee to get your reaction to the cease fire.

any hope that this will be sustainable? >> there have been two cease fire proposals that israel accepted. they started firing rockets the moment the cease fire was supposed to start. this is the first time it appears hamas might let it go for a while. and largely because they have to get food and supplies. but hamas has been moving people toward the targets, not away from them. and that's why so many palestinians have been killed. it's horrible, but when you have a terrorist group, not a government, but a terrorist group who herds people toward a target, even though they're getting text messages, phone call and leave lflets, you'll h horrible casualties. >> it seems like they want to take all the tunnels out. >> it's what they have to do. they have to do this because those tunnels go all the way in on israeli territory. they found hundreds and hundreds of fake idf uniforms and what appears now is that they were going to put hamas terrorists in uniforms, pretend to be

soldiers, kidnap people, kill people. we wouldn't tomorrow late that in the u.s.. they can't tolerate it. there are two big things that's happened. once the mus muslim brotherhood was forced out of egypt, they started shutting down the tunnels. but that's been their supply line. as long as hamas has been in troubl power, they will be in trouble. july 20 was the day we were supposed to have the moment with iran. has anybody been talking about it? no. the rockets come from iran. israel would like to be taking down the nuclear reactor in iran. what is their military tied up with? gaza. do you think there is not a connection? you you bet there is a connection. >> let's talk about our border in the united states. >> what borders? >> so the president met with leaders of honduras, el salvador and guatemala. but no representative from mexico where all the kids are coming through.

what do you think of that situation? >> what i just said. we don't have a border. people say we have a crisis at the border. you only have a crisis at the border if you have a border. if you don't control who comes in, who comes out, then you really are not a secure country, you're not even a country at that point. and we have so violated our own understanding of what it means to be a sovereign nation. we're not talking here about lack compassion for children who are escaping a galloping terror. we're talking about a nation that opens itself to the galloping terror of drug dealers, rapists. we should have someone waiting at the door and as each one comes up, we find out are you a refugee, if you are, then we'll make room for you. >> nancy pelosi got a little biblical this week. >> always dangerous. >> take a listen to her comments and we'll get you to respond. >> you can speak about the

church tradition moses, what would we do if moses had not been accepted by the pharaoh's family. we wouldn't have the ten xha commandments for starters. >> that's lovely what she's talking about, but maybe she ought to start remembering what they say. one is don't bear false witness. of all the things she's said, nancy would do well to remember them. she's trying to quote the catholic bishops which i find interesting suddenly she's interested in what the catholic bishops have to say. this lady is pro abortion and pro same-sex marriage. i don't think the catholic bishops have embraced that. so if she's going to start quoting the catholic bir shshop let's get the whole gamut. jesus went to bethlehem so his father could pay his taxes, not so he could avoid them and get on government relief. >> and rather than make these

wild comparison, why not come up with some solutions. but it appears congress will be taking a five week vacation. they have one week to make some big decisions. we'll see you in september? what do you think about this? >> is there any american out there whose job is that unfinished who can just say, hey, i'm check out, i'm going to vacation? the reason that the president's approval rating is at an all-time low of 39% and congress' rating is absolutely in the toilet is because america sees a big job to be done, people being paid to do it, and then not showing up for work. >> how do you change that? >> there are several things. one is term limits. another thing is i think we ought to have it if they don't balance the budget, they don't get paid. i'm not just saying this rest e rhetorical rhetorically. if you cannot get your job done, you don't get paid for it. sfrnt th sch isn't that true for you and me? you have only get it when congress knows that they are on their way out the minute they get there. >> that would be so great.

this week we know what unfolded here in new york in the ny ab cd put up the video. this guy allegedly grabbing him around the neck in a chokehold. no check hold policy and he ended up passing away after all this unfolded. and the nypd doing their own investigation so that it doesn't happen again. meanwhile eric holder says we will closely monitor the situation in new york and this choke hold incident. but it seems like the just physical department ha justice department have ignored many other municipalities. >> the this morning cops are probably the best cops in the world.other municipalities. >> the this morning cops are probably the best cops in the world. what they get done is remarkable. the fact that they will have mistakes from time to time, but

if eric holder wants to monitor someone, you need to start with the irs. because what you have there is an intentional abuse of taxpayers. and the reason the irs scandal is the worst of all of them is because it is the only agency we have in the federal government where one agency can start the investigation, conduct the investigation, conclude the investigation, charge the person and sentence and punish the individual all in one place, no checks and balances. >> and everybody has to pay taxes. >> everybody has to pay. >> affects everybody. >> the irs can ruin your life. >> and how does the department of justice decide what they will look into? look on a local level about t. s this is not the first time where you get involved in certain issues. the justice department dropped charges against the black panthers in the voter intimidation case and vowed to aggressively challenge voter i.d. laws and the president orders eric holder for look into botched executions. a big story about that earlier

on the program. how do you decide when to put your -- investigate local issues? >> i think only when it appears the local entity is hnot doing anything. otherwise it's tho's not the fe government he government's business unless someone's federal civil rights are being violated. >> is it politics? >> eric holder is the most political attorney general from either party that i can remember in my lifetime. and this is a person who virtually has no shame when it comes to politicizing the officer of attorney general. look at the people's gone after. souza. he went after him for a cont contribution. but you fine somebody for something like that you don't threaten to put him in prison.

this is the kind of prosecution eric holder expends our tax money going after political targets rather than criminal targets. >> what else is on your show. >> richard dreyfuss will be on. and i'll be allowing a person who will try to explain to me and convince me that the israelis are guilty of war crimes. and i will say to him good luck, partner. come on. bring your best. >> good to see you. thanks. in another about him she will abobombshell about the clinton, bill doesn't want hillary to win? the author of a brand new book coming up. and one little girl's wild ride that wasn't supposed to be. a gravity-defying moment and her priceless reaction to it.

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. welcome back. call them money making machines, bill and hillary clinton raising billions of dollars in the last two decades, making mrs. clinton a formidable opponent if she decides to run in 2016. looks like she's going to. but does bill clinton really watch the her to be president? the author of clinton, inc.. is our next guest. dan, welcome to the program. the bombshell that i'm hearing from you is that bill clinton really wouldn't want hillary clinton to be president of the united states. why not? >> bill clinton is a deeply conflicted man. on the one hand, he wants the best for his wife. but on the other hand, he's been

selfish, he's cheated on her before. and aides who have watched him, who have watched him campaign for her in 2008 and make mistake after mistake, they couldn't help but wonder to themselves whether or not he really wants his wife to be president. his legacy would look terrible in contrast with hers. he gets caught with his pants down. she's the first woman president and the best of the clintons then if they both become president. that's a conflict within him that has yet to be resolved. >> how do you know that? what are your sources? >> well, i have a lot of on the record sources. i've talked to the former democratic vice presidential can candidate, joe lieberman, i've talked to cabinet machines, republicans, democrats, aides, critics. i've talked to a lot people. i think this is a well sourced interesting fascinating read. and i'd recommend all your viewers check it out for

themselves. >> if he's such a narcissist, as you say, wouldn't he want to be back in the spotlight? >> but he won't be in the spotlight. he'll be playing second fiddle. spousal role in the white house is not necessarily such a great honor. it's not necessarily something that -- think back to laura bush or even michelle obama. you're talking about obesity, you're talk about secondary issues, not inn that they aren' important, but bill clinton wants to be loved by everybody. those are not the issues that excite him in that kind of way. >> one of the most interesting things in the book for me was the person who really is pulling the puppet strings when it comes to the clintons. it's chelsea? describe. >> absolutely. aides believe that bill clinton cannot say no to chelsea. chelsea caught her dad with his pants down in the oval office.

and it's created this guilt complex where chelsea can dominate and run the show. likewise hillary feels guilty for not being there all the time and isn't able to say no to chelsea. chelsea is enormously ambitious, but she doesn't have the political experience to run a campaign and that is worrying ai aides. >> the image of them walking to the helicopter, she's in between bill and hillary clinton. >> right. a total photo-op created by bill clinton to pull the family together. she's the one sort of standing behind. >> thanks for being on. >> thank you. we'll get right back to this. the united states embassy in tripoli evacuated and shut down. we'll have the breaking details. and did you know the decisions your child makes in their four years of college can affect them the rest of their life? up next, the financial tips they need before they leave the nest. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics...

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rise and shine, every. some quick headlines. a capitol hill staffer busted posting bizarre edits on wikipedia. they put a ten day ban on the anonymous user. he was tracked to an ip address. he changed facts on the crimea region page. and this stunning video of the space needle landed one employee in hot water. tourists alerted security to a drone buzzing around the observation deck over 500 feet

in the air. police traced it back to a hotel window and inside, they found an amazon employee said he was just testing out a new toy. he was let off with a warning. student debt has climbed to a record $1.2 trillion. so if you have a college heading to college this fall, you'll want to help them be financially prepared. our next guest has tips for them before they leave the thnest. rach rachel, nice to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> such a big issue. i remember getting to campus for the first time at university of pittsburgh and there was like some bank there to get a credit card, sign up for that credit card. i was paying that debt off for years. a huge mistake. so let's take us through those common pitfalls. >> well, a parent needs to realize the decision it is that their student makes in these four years can affect them for the next 40 years of their life. so it's so crucial to talk about

with your child. talk about the major pitfalls. teach them how to reconcile a checking account. teach them not to overspend. show them how to budget not only their money, but also their time. >> this reconciling a bank statement, you mean actually balancing the checkbook at the end of month? can we force our kids to do that now? >> shocking, i know. but you want to teach them on do that because a lot will bounce checks while in college. you don't want that. and again, you're instilling be habits that they can take into the real world. adults even need to be budgeting their checkbook. if they can do it as a college student, they're off to great start. >> my wife is great about it. her dad taught her when she was little and still does it today and kind of a nerd about it, but the gfinances are in order. you say talk about the dangers of debt and let people know if you take out this credit card now, you might be paying off that chinese food you bought ten years later. >> that's right.

the free t-shirt and free pizza turn into $4,000 of credit card debt. so avoid the credit cards. avoid the student loans. go to community college for a year or two. go to a school you can afford. scholarships and grants and working. you can do all the those things to avoid student loans. and a car loan. you don't need a nice brand new car in college. drive the clunker. do not take out a car loan. >> very smart. next you say simple decisions are important decisions. what do you mean by that? >> well, things like is a meal plan cheaper or buying groceries. even scheduling your classes. don't waste your money. only take classes you need to get the diploma. >> and the books you buy. we know how kroefr prioverprice. if you can get the digital version or used copy. rachel, some great tips this morning. thanks for joining us from nashville. coming up here on the show, fox news alert. just moments ago, the u.s.

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good morning. a fox news alert. the u.s. evacuating its embassy in libya, the government concluding the security situation is too dangerous to stay. a handful of staff including the annual bass doambassador will rn

the region, but no plans to go back to the embassy. the pentagon has been asking to leave the post for weeks. f-16s and airborne provided security. it comes amid deadly fighting at the tripoli airport. also this, over 160 people died this week in two commercial plane crashes. this both tragedies, weather reportedly could have played a huge role. aren't airplanes supposed to be able to withstand the elements? aviation expert joined us earlier to explain just how safe we are when we fly. >> almost every plane in the united states is hit by lightning at least once a year. people don't realize that. but the planes are built to

withstand that. >> the last time lightning was a problem on a plane in the united states was 1964. recent tesidents of detroit wapts your water bill paid for, just not eat meat. peta is offering to play one month's water bill as long as they only eat vegan. the city has been shutting off water for thousands of water per week because residents are struggling to pay their bills. protests have sprung up across the city with many residents saying water is a basic human right. and one little girl going to a wild ride defying gravity at her local fair. >> get on it. now you've got it. oh, my gosh. >> i liked that, mommy! >> how did she do that? >> she goes all the way around

making it completely upside down before falling off. she's okay. i love it, mommy? the 3-year-old's mom posting the video to youtube to show off her daughter's death grip. >> i don't know that i would be thrilled with the baby's head upside down. >> yeah. well, it's a beautiful day for a hot air balloon ride. or it might not be. we saw some storm clouds. >> rick is with somebody who just took a ride. >> reporter: yeah. so also you never think about this, but the balloon actually fits into a really small bag and has to be repacked. so a lot of the balloons have already flown for this morning's flight. and then they are l. come back out again tonight. and we have this crew, you are all from canada working very, very hard. all this balloon will fit into this bag? >> yes. >> reporter: this is it? >> yes, it is. it does not look like it, but it will. >> reporter: seems like a lot of work. does this get tangled up or are

you being very orderly about it? >> yeah, we very ordinari order it. it's never messed up. >> reporter: the west hather ha been good, but if a rain cloud comes, it didn't fly? >> no, it didn'oesn't. it's not going to rain. >> reporter: i think it might rain a little bit. well, i'm very impressed by this. here you go. at the end of it, all of the hot air balloon fits right into that bag. >> ten pounds in a five pound bag. >> reporter: i bet that's more than ten pounds, hoe. >> it feels like it. >> reporter: any idea how much it weighs? >> 500 pounds? >> reporter: 500 pounds in a five pound bag. >> one of my favorite songs. thank you, rick. i don't know what i'm talking about. did you hear about this

of course this week joseph wood was the convicted murderer out in arizona, was sentenced to be put to death there by lethal injection. there he is. and he's a brutal murderer, right? then what unfolded during the lethal injection period was two hours of excruciating back and forth where he didn't pass away, he was gasping for air, he wasn't dying. and his lawyers even had time to make a phone call to try to stop what was unfolding. ended up passing away before they could get any kind of an injunction. >> you heard about the judge says why don't we bring backfiring squads because you know it will be quick, it won't take two hours for shall be ss die. >> and although he killed somebody -- killed a couple of people in cold blood, the united states in our constitution, we're against cruel and unusual

punishment even in death. so with this judge saying should we bring backfiring squads, is this a more humane way to be put to death or is this barbaric? we had a couple lawyers on the show debating the topic earlier. listen. >> this is the third time in six months that they botched it where the person that they were trying to kill, they didn't kill right away and they suffered. so we haven't figured out how to do it the right way with humans. so it has to be done another way. killing by firing squad is not something new. 70 countries do it and it works. it's quick, painless, the idea of a firing squad is barbaric, cruel and unusual. in the united states of america in 2014, we can't have this barbaric way of doing it. >> so many angles. we have a long history of firing squads during the civil war and lining them up. thousands and thousands of them. in the united states, there are two states that have death by firing squad, though you as a

death row inmate have to request that you be put to death that way. what is more humane, being shot quickly or left to die for two hours? >> i just kept saying why can't we -- why is this so hard. >> we know with animals, you euthanize an animal, happens like that. why with humans are we sort of experimenting with these drug cocktails that they haven't perfected yet. >> you all watching the show think i'm crazy. let's read some of the tweets. >> fred sayses inhumane part isn't the act of the execution, it's the time spent on death row. >> that's a great point. many times it's over a decade. rose tweets, i'm for the firing squad. if i had a choice, that's what i would choose. >> and danny says the criminals don't care about their victims civil rights, why should we care about theirs.

>> let's get your opinion. >> keep the comments coming. >> there is enough body of research to show actually being put to death is not a deterrent at all. maybe it's more of a tdeterrent to get an education. >> a whole other debate right there. if you had to go, how do you want to go? >> maybe by an alligator. or drowning or -- >> no. >> it's a touchy subject to talk about. >> let us know your thoughts. here is what is coming up on the show. always struggling to get your kids to eat their vegetables? worry no more. the simple way next. plus they fight for our freedom, but then they come home and can't find work. the top companies hiring veterans right now. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy.

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this morning we'll tell you about the top companies that are helping vets go from deployed to employed nationwide. good morning, cheryl. >> we knew this was coming. we have tens of thousands of veterans coming home and they need work. so i want to show you some of the companies that will be participating because you can do this from anywhere in the country. >> first one is a leading global financial services firm, jpmorgan chase and company. >> a lot of the banks have jumped on to the bandwagon to get our veterans hired and jpmorgan is a leader. 5,000 open jobs. this could be customer service, compliance investigation. you can imagine getting a call from a compliance investigator who is from the military? did you pay your bill. >> and they are highly respected in the world of recruiting. but gi jobs, military times

edge, all embrace jpmorgan chase for this initiative. >> and for jobs in operations, item oig, finance, sales, marketing, express scripts about. >> this is the largest pharmacy benefit manager in the country. again finance, human resources, $85 mi 85 million americans use this company for their he prescriptions and this is a company that values those skills. they have been very active in hiring veterans.values those sk. they have been very active in hiring veterans. >> and western and southern financial. >> this is life insurance, but sales, administrative positions, vet friendly. another one of those groups that is really trying to get our veterans hired. military jobs -- gi jobs ranked them as one of the top 100 companies to go to. and they will be doing their own virtual career fair on august 5,

but also part of the one next week. and they basically are again looking for military members and spouses, as well. all of these companies, either military member or military spouse. >> you can't forget about the spouses, too. next up, eaton. 1600 jobs available. >> it's a company looking for about 1600 positions right now to be filled. again, gi jobs ranking them a top 100 military employer. and best for vets, basically they need front line leaders, production managers, supply chain, it's per foekt for somebody be that is a veteran you because you have the logistical experience. that experience is so critical. now it's making the transition over into the corporate world. but if i can find something that says logistics in the job title, done. i'm on it. this is a big event coming up next week. >> and this virtual job fair for veterans, how easy to access? >> civil because you showed the

map. you have this entire map all of these -- anywhere that you you live, i don't care if you're disabled, go ahead to veteran recruiting.com and it will be coming up on the 30th, 1:00 to 4 p.m. eastern time. >> cheryl casone, from deployed to employed. thank you. coming up on fox and friends, six nonborder state governors are getting illegal immigrants shipped to their state. now they are demanding answers from the white house. one of them, pat mccrory. and then it's the case of porcelain dolls being left on people's doorsteps. creepy to you? turns out what seems like something out of a horror movie was just a kind gesture. so how did it end up so creepy? our expert panel is weighing in coming up. my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's progressive pain.

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welcome back. turns out the porcelain dolls left at the homes of eight counties were just a gesture of good will. a woman was cleaning out her doll collection. it goes us talking. what in the world happened here and what went wrong? how did a kind gesture end up so creepy in the first place? our gem expert panel is here to help us sort it out. jennifer wright is here. nice to see you this morning. are we so cynical that we can't appreciate a kind gesture like that? is that what happened here? >> i may be a very anxious person, but i would be

terrified. i feel anything involving children, if there is something strange showing up on your door step. >> social media was a big issue. there are creepy dolls showing up. >> we are back to the mob mentality. was really creepy. i think the whole thing did get blown out of proportion. however, if she wanted to do it differently, why not leave a note on the doors? >> right. if you saw a creepy doll that looked like you, you opened the door and it was staring back at you, what would you think? >> at first i completely relate to the story because i feel bad for the woman. when i'm leaving my extra bloody knives around -- you don't get it's a gift? >> it was a sweet gesture? >> what about the kids? she gave the dolls that look like the kids what kids look like that? have you seen the creepy dolls?

>> one looked like a porcelain -- i don't want to say it on national television. here. we'll scroll through it. there it is. the kid looks like that. >> she could have left a note, right? >> yeah. this could have been solved by her leaving a nice note saying i found this doll, thought your child would appreciate it. >> instead a creepy doing on the door step. we hear child celebrities are often seen as roll models, kids have them up on their walls as posters. this nickelodeon star said she doesn't want to have anything to do with child stardom and she is not a role model. this is jeanette mccurdy, co-star of the recently canceled "sam and cat show." >> huge fan. i would sit with my doll and watch it. >> she said she is not a role model and put this out. i'm not a role model, i don't

claim to be. i don't want to be. in order to be thought of as a real, true role model, i believe you have to know a person and their actions inside and out. calling a celebrity is a role model is calling a stranger a role model. embracing her nickelodeon star status. >> she is completely wrong. posting, again, the racy instagram selfies have to go if you are going to be in the public limelight. how many times do we need to see this again and again. you are a role model, especially on nickelodeon with a younger audience watching you. if you don't want parents furious with you why post racy photos? >> here she is on nickelodeon. she posted these sort of racy photos. is that racy? >> it was racy. >> she is embracing her womanhood. >> i feel like can't we find better role models for our

children than 22-year-olds that are acting on disney shows can't we get a martin luther king or mother teresa or any of the men and women defending this country? do we have to look to a 22-year-old that has a fun job and seems good at it, but i don't know she is accomplished enough to be called a role model to begin. with. >> it's gutsy saying she is a role model. the show got canceled. >> you are out of work. >> i don't want to be looked up to. no one wants to look at you, your show was canceled, do you understand that? >> and putting it on instagram to maybe get a post career move. >> it could have been canceled because of the raciness of these photos. >> up your game. miley cyrus twerked, you wrote a letter on redit.

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good morning. today is saturday, the 26th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. the u.s. embassy in libya shut down. the entire staff evacuated. this as violence grows in tripoli. breaking details ahead. >> i'm mike in for tucker. president barack obama has a new plan for our border. he wants to give some illegals refugee status. >> we've got so many problems, it's not going to stop it. it's going to be government at its worst. >> so what needs to be done? you'll hear more from that sheriff. >> attention all parents. this dad says enough with those

play dates. he says they're hurting our kids. is he right? he'll join us live. "fox and friends" hour four starts right now. >> you are hanging with the coolest show on tv, "fox and friends." i'm renaming it homey. >> hey, homey. >> that's mike in for tucker today from philadelphia. how is philadelphia? >> doing well. eagles will be great this year. awesome. >> great to see you, mike and anna. we have a fox news alert. >> the u.s. embassy evacuating evidence in libya. the government concluding the security situation is too dangerous for them to stay there. live from washington we have the breaking story. >> this is where the u.s. wanted to get its people out while they still could safely rather than possibly have to fight their way

out later as the situation continues to deteriorate. a convoy left the embassy in dawn under the cover of f-16 fighter jets and drones. they drove all the way out from tripoli west to the tunisian border. they have gotten out safely. the embassy is closed, at least for the time being. they are suspending operations. tripoli has been the scene of increasing chaos and violence. essentially it has become a lawless city. there is no government to speak of, no real military, simply warring militias. you are looking at pictures of the airport which has been destroyed by fighting. a lot of explosions and fighting there. that made driving out the very best option. the defense department source tells fox news that the pentagon had been saying for a long time that it was time to go. finally, the state department

agreed. evidently the ambassador and some staff from the embassy will remain in the region. we are hearing there are no plans to return any time soon. obviously, this brings back memories of the attack on benghazi state department. did not want another attack inside libya. going forward there is a travel warning advising all americans to leave immediately for risk of kidnapping and other attacks. back to you guys. >> thank you so much. >> you can't hear that story without thinking of benghazi. >> on to another fox news alert this saturday. we are about four hours away from the end of the 12-hour cease-fire in been gaza. there have been no reports of rocket attacks like during previous cease fires. the break in fighting giving civil yn ians a chance to bury r dead a failed peace deal set up by the united states after 18 days nearly 900 palestinians and 40 israelis have been killed. secretary of state john kerry

now in paris meeting with other world leaders in an effort to end the fighting. the cease-fire ends today at 1:00 p.m. >> watch this video caught on camera, a tornado touching down near a small florida airport leaving a path of destruction. the twiser ripping through edge water tearing apart several buildings. two small planes were flipped upside down. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> pope francis heading to philadelphia. the pope will attend the world meeting of family conference in september next year. the vatican not confirming that visit. pope francis proving to be the people's pope making an unexpected visit to the vatican's cafeteria to eat lunch with the workers. i love this. those are your new headlines. get philly cheese steak ready. >> provolone or cheese whiz.

>> philadelphia is atwitter. we are thrilled the pope is coming a year from september. i just hope to get to meet him. >> how do you plan that far in ahead. i think about when i plan stuff. i plan a week out. not this september, the following september. >> he's already packed. >> let's talk about what the president was doing yesterday because the president was meeting with members of the central american governments honduras, el salvador, the president trying to figure out how to stem the tide of immigrants. notably absent was the president of mexico through which mexico was the funnel where these illegal immigrants are coming. >> the president saying he has a peelt program he wants to put in place that would grant refugee status to some of the illegal immigrants coming from honduras. good idea/bad idea. people weighing in on both sides of the debate. sheriff richard jones says his system cannot take this.

it's stretched too thin and it's too taxing. >> i think it's a ludicrous idea. we've got so many problems here. we've got homeless children here in our own country and our own state, and my county. it's not going to stop it. it's going to be government attiat i its worst. we can't pass school levies here. they put them in our schools these put interpreters with them. it disrupts our program. welfare system is broke. we are giving so much away. we have so many homeless in our country. i talked to the sheriffs. i've been to the border twice. i'm on every national immigration sheriffs' organization there is. it's a terrible, terrible idea. >> it's like a faucet being turned on. >> we had 60,000 kids coming to the united states since october. let's do something about it and do it now.

>> democrats are saying republicans, you've been asking for us to stop this. we need more money. we need to get these guys processed quickly. we have a backlog of 300,000 immigration cases. that's where the money will come into play. republicans saying not so fast. we are not just going to write a blank check for $3.7 billion. you may get $1 billion out of the deal. >> so the president needs to do something about it and do it right now. five weeks of vacation. >> they've got a week until that and big decisions to make in the time being if they are going to make any about the border crisis. >> we asked governor mike huckabee what do you think about this, see you in september mentality, we'll tie up the loose ends then? >> is there any american out there whose job is that unfinished who can just say, hey, i'm checking out, i'm going on vacation? the reason the president's approval rating is at an all-time low of 39% and that congress' rating is in the toilet is because america sees a

big job to be done, people being paid to do it and then not showing up to work. i authentic we ought to have if it they don't balance the budget, they don't get paid. i guarantee we would have a balanced budget. >> at issue is this 2008 law which enables the processing of these kids who are from, actually started from sex trafficking in 2008 but this law has been a loophole for these kids to come across. fix the loophole. change the length of time that they are here for processing. >> that is something you could do fairly quickly, would you think. they are going to put it off till september. >> let's talk about america's top cop eric holder getting involved. he says the justice department it closely monitoring this nypd choke hold. we'll show you the video. a police officer detaining an individual and puts him in a choke hold which is against the policy of the nypd. >> this guy was handing out cigarettes or selling cigarettes without taxes. untaxed cigarettes. ends up dying. >> it's a problem any way you

look at it. the police commissioner seems to be handling this. people have been put on administrative leave. the officer who did the choke hold, his gun and badge has been taken away. >> he says he will retrain the staff. >> what is eric holder doing? he is getting involved in this local issue that is new york centric what about other issues that eric holder hasn't been getting involved in? >> the marine held in a mexican prison michael or the irs scandal? we have facebook messages and tweets. michelle writes, what doj? do we have justice with eric holder running things? only if it's political. >> another message from julie ann saying, i don't think the doj is motivated to do anything. this is another diversion to make them look like they are

doing something. >> here comes a tweet from leon. holder needs to stay out of local an enforcement business that the city and state can handle on their own. >> keep your e-mail and tweets coming. right now we are going up, up and away with reichmuth in new jersey. >> good morning, guys. >> i was trying to count how many balloons. the storm clouds are rolling in. have they deflated them now? what's the deal? >> they haven't. all the balloons take off, you have to take off within the first three hours of sunrise because once the earth heats up it creates these thermals and causes problems for them. the first batch have already gone. there are a few others here tethered to allow people take tethered rides. the next batch goes off this evening. then they repeat it tomorrow. you're right. there is a little bit of rain in the area. we are hoping it holds off.

at 9:30, i'm going to take off in one of them and hopefully won't cause big problems for us. let's look at the weather maps. we have a couple of areas today and tomorrow with so veer weather threat. i think we'll see very strong and damaging winds today, as well as hail. let's go through the overnight hours also. tomorrow continues a little bit farther out to the east. tomorrow's severe weather threat includes all the big cities along the eastern seaboard, mid atlantic to the northeast. everybody needs to be prepared for that. the other story has been the heat across the plains. we have one to two more days of it before this much colder air we are dealing with from this same severe weather system moves in and drops everybody's temperatures down very, very nicely. again, pretty much for this coming week. >> going to give you a top five why would i ever be talked into this thing? he mentioned a tethered hot air balloon. we went way in the air and i

jumped out of the basket attached to a bungee cord. >> is there video? >> somewhere. you do have video? >> we'll find it. coming up, six nonborder state governors are getting illegal immigrants shipped to their state and they are demanding answers from the white house. north carolina governor pat mccrory joins us next. >> stevie nicks said it best, why telling your spouse little lies may be great for your relationship. each year, 95% of homeowners won't have a claim. but if you do... [ glass breaking, dog barking ] ...with allstate, your rates won't go up just because of it. claim rateguard from allstate. your home protects you, protect it back.

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hey, everybody, good morning. the immigration crisis spread well beyond border states. >> now six nonborder state

governors are demanding answers from the president. voicing their concerns in this letter. >> it says, "we are concerned there will be significant numbers who will end up using the public schools, social services and health systems, largely funded by the states." north carolina governor pat mccrory is one of the governors behind that letter. he joins us now. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, mike and anna. appreciate being here. >> how have you decided this has now reached an all-time pitch, peak, where you need to take action? you are not in a border state but this is putting a strain on your system? >> first of all, the immigration issue has never been just a border state issue with texas or california or nevada or arkansas -- i mean arizona. it's an issue for all states, including north carolina. right now, we anticipate we probably have over 1,000 kids who have come to north carolina. communications has been very, very poor. our major concern is they are

being connected with sponsors. we as governors are asking, who is doing the background check on those sponsors? we are also finding out many of the sponsors are themselves illegal or undocumented workers, which we asked the question, if they are undocumented, how can you do a thorough background check to protect these children from using these children in prostitution or drug activity or other activity not safe for these children? >> some people are saying this is a refugee issue more than an immigration issue. try to explain to us what this pilot program the president is talking about. these refugees out of honduras, we screen them a little bit, bring them up and place them in north carolina with a sponsor. again, tell me more about your concerns about these sponsors. >> the sponsors then, first of all, we don't know who these sponsors are. based upon our conversation with the new secretary of health and human services two weeks ago, many of these sponsors are themselves illegal or undocumented.

then the sponsors are supposed to be bringing these kids back after a certain period of time to immigration themselves. you need to ask yourself a question, what's the likelihood of an illegal immigrant who is a sponsor bringing back a child to immigration and getting that child returned to their home country where they came from? i think the likelihood is very slim, which means we have a permanent situation on our hands in north carolina which impacts our schools, impacts our medicaid, impacts all of our health and human services. and to a degree of such large numbers and such a small period of time, this is going to have a huge impact on all the states that these children are delivered to. >> echoing what we had at the top of the show from that sheriff saying it's affecting all of us in our social systems and schools and hospitals and everywhere else. >> and there is no funding for these kids either. the state does not have funding to take such a large volume of these children. >> right. we have plenty of our kids in our own backyard we need to take

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actor gerard butler is in hot water down under. you are going to see a video of the actor on a helicopter doing impressive tricks here above an australian beach. aviation officials are reviewing this footage to decide if they will open an investigation because they say too dangerous. >> are we alone? nasa hoping to answer that question by building the world's most powerful telescope. it's called "at last." it will be designed to scope out alien life on other planets. "at last" is part of nasa's 30-year vision to get a better understanding of the universe. is there anybody else out there? >> i hope so. of course there is. >> have you ever had a

conversation like this with your children? >> yeah, build a fort, play with your friends. >> make a fort outside? >> when i was a kid we used to build tree houses and play with sticks. >> nobody plays with sticks. >> you don't need technology. >> no technology. >> put that down. >> so true. our next guest says kids are missing out on good old-fashioned spontaneous play time. what does he blame? parent-organized play dates are the biggest issue for him. here to explain is stay at home dad and blogger for dad at charge. chr chris. you think play dates are sapping our children of their creativity and spontaneity, why? >> it's too structured, setting up kids to be in a situation where they are not exactly

taking control of their play. they are put into a situation where the parents are organizing everything and the kids have no say in where they are going. >> on your blog you've gotten backlash. i'll read one, "i would rather have a supervised play date with trusted adult supervision for kids today that could go out without play dates and that could be the last time you ever see your child again." doesn't that anonymous comment on your blog reflect our sensibility these days about the safety of our children? >> i think even though you are having a play date with that person, you still know them through your child's school. you are still aware of who that parent is. i think that with younger kids, i think that parents will go to the play dates and maybe get to know the parents a little bit better. that way they are not a total stranger to them.

>> are we overscheduling our kids days? this is a subject we have in our house. my son is learning twai kwon do and then he has swim? >> a lot of times we overdo things. sometimes we need to pull back and let our kids dictate what they want to do. i think we get too caught up in what we want them to do instead of them letting us know what they need. >> isn't it true when you have these play dates, these organized play dates, very often, yes, the parents need to schedule a time to get together and the parents can have social time, too, with a friend? and the kids are off doing their own thing? it's not like they are being structured the entire time during these play dates, no? >> in some instances they are structured.

i've had instances where moms have had everything kind of broken down by the hour, believe it or not. in some instances they are just getting together and having their kids play while they talk. in some situations it doesn't happen that way. >> moms just get together and have coffee. we haven't seen our kids in the last three hours, anybody know where they are? chris, great to see you this morning. i'm curious our viewers' thoughts on this controversial dad-in-charge comment from your blog on play dates. thanks, chris. >> thank you. >> weigh in. play dates ruining your kids? weigh in on that. coming up here, an espn host under fire for his comments on an nfl football player who got suspended after dragging his fiancee out of an elevator. >> when i try to employ the

female members of my family, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. >> what was he saying and reaction to his critics? we'll break that down. rick reichmuth living in readington, new jersey. ready to go? >> i am ready. the weather seems like it has held for us, which is great news. if they can get all these cables untangled, you going to get it? they said yes. we are going to go up on this in a couple of minutes. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms.

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♪ i believe i can fly ♪ i believe i can reach the sky ♪ >> that's mike jerric with a mullet. >> i think it was the 1990s. i had a mullet. maybe late '80s. i was bloated, too. >> you were trying out for the $6 million man. >> i can't believe it.

i didn't want to do it. a guy counts down. that's all it takes is a guy to count from 5 to 1 and i go. >> you landed flat on your back. >> it was the mullet. >> you have trouble sitting on these stools for very long. you keep getting up. is that because of the herniated disk because of that? >> that was so frightening. >> rick is going to do the opposite. >> he needs to one up you. >> rick reichmuth out at the readington balloon festival. >> it's a quick check new jersey festival of ballooning. that's the name of this thing. we are taking off here. we've got our camera in the basket with me. we've got our guy firing this thing up. if you've ever been in a hot air balloon it's really hot when they fire up the heat and the noise. so this flame, i've got another little camera we can take here. this is looking up into the balloon. the heat goes up and makes this

whole thing rise. now we've got an incredible picture about here of this airport. it's right here in central new jersey where this thing happens 32 years every year. there's also a shot we've got, i believe, from our truck up here. an amazing view. >> it looks amazing. i see storm clouds, rick. i know you like to get up close and personal to the storm clouds. is that an issue for you? >> it will not be an issue for me right now. it might be an issue later on tomorrow for this festival. tomorrow night looks like there will be rain showers moving through. >> did you bring marshmallows for the bunson burner?

>> he didn't want to go up in flames. >> you guys ever done this? >> no. >> tell us, mike, at this level, how high up were you when you did the bungee jump? >> about that high right there. >> you better get it right. >> we measured over and over. >> i can't believe you did that. >> i can't either. it was so stupid. >> it's the worst thing i've ever done. >> do you feel safe? >> i don't ever feel unsafe. that is probably just me.

this is safe, right? >> we'll see you over manhattan in a few hours. >> he is going around the world in 80 days. >> thanks so much. >> fox news alerlt now. the u.s. evacuating its embassy in libya. the government concluding the security situation there is too dangerous to stay a convoy left the embassy at dawn under the cover of f-16, drones and rapid response form. they drove from tripoli to west indonesia. there were 70 diplomats and 80 marines providing security. the embassy is now closed. a handful of staff including the ambassador will remain in the region. secretary of state john kerry speaking moments ago in paris saying this. >> we will return to secure the situation that permits us to do

so. given the situation as with turkey, i think they moved some 700 people or so out. i want to take every precaution to protect our folks. >> the evacuation comes as dozens killed. a passenger says he has a bomb onboard. >> heads down, hands up, heads down, hands up. hands up. >> u.s. fighter jets scrambled. that airlines flight from toronto turned around over west virginia. when the plane finally touched down in canada, that dramatic scene playing out. an unruly passenger now in custody. >> you said you didn't care what happened to the plane or the people on it and he didn't like canada and didn't care about canada. didn't care about the consequences to his actions.

>> in the end, no bombs found on board. >> stevie nicks may have had it right with that song "tell me lies." according to a new study out of oxford university, lying my strengthen relationships. psychologists say as long as you are lying for the right reasons. lying to cover up something you did won't do you any good, but lying to protect someone's feelings can make a relationship stronger. >> that's true. we wanted to know what you thought about this. >> i couldn't. if she found out i lied to her in a small matter, why shouldn't she wonder if i lied to her in bigger matters? >> can't build a relationship on lies unless that whitely saves a life, it's a no no. >> don't know about that.

little white lies lead to big ones which eventually lead to bigger, ginormous lives. thanks to everyone who responded today on "fox and friends." >> kenny chess any, eating supper all year and asking for seconds to keep her from tearing up. >> i don't like the meal. let us know your thoughts on that. >> fired up about this one. >> firing squad and the stephen a. smith story lit up on social media. >> the stephen a. smith story, earlier on "first take" his show on espn, they were talking about the ray rice video where he was pulling his then-girlfriend out of the elevator, dragging her out. looked like some domestic violence issue. >> at a casino. >> whether she was drunk, passed out. they ended up getting married eventually. the whole issue centered around domestic violence.

>> even though he was never charged. like you said, they worked things out and are now married. >> right. we clearly don't know all the circumstances surrounding this. what is gaining controversy this morning is what stephen a. smith said yesterday on "first take." >> when i tried to employ the female members of my family, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions because if i come or somebody else comes, whether it's law enforcement officials, your brother or the fellows you know, if we come after somebody has put their hands on you, it doesn't negate the fact they already put their hands on you. let's try to make sure we can do our part in making sure that that doesn't happen. >> now he's walking these comments back object twitter. he took to twitter after he had some female colleagues at espn say i guess i shouldn't come to work in a skirt because that might provoke men to put their hands on me.

he said it was taken way out of context. he said he should have been much more clear. he was raised by strong women in his family and didn't mean it that way at all. >> i listen to him every day. i can't imagine him having those beliefs. that somehow a woman is responsible for getting attacked. he said there is never a case when a man should put his hands on a woman. >> don't blame the victim. i hope a conversation gets started on why women go back to their aggressors. we saw it there, we saw it with rihanna and chris brown. it's an unfortunate phenomena that should gain attention. >> let us know what you think about the stephen a. smith story. iceberg, dead ahead, lady. >> why a collapsing iceberg

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well, welcome back. you know the story by now, the nypd taking some heat after a suspect dies while resisting arrest. now, eric holder's justice department is taking a closer look at this case as critics take aim at police practices that help clean up the big apple for the past 20 years or so. are we prioritizing the rights of criminals over the police and

public safety? a retired nypd inspector and found of the cadero group. commissioner bill bratton says he is going to retrain the entire police force in new york city. was it a choke hold or not? >> it's difficult to say. i've conducted internal investigations through my career with the new york city police department. first thing we learn, let's not pass judgment. what you see on a video is not precisely very accurate. we need to conduct a real thorough investigation. >> it looks like it. >> he also wrapped his arm around the person's neck. but did it cause injury, did it cause the death of the victim? that's unknown. >> he was selling cigarettes, illegal cigarettes. why even bother?

this is a small crime. let's just back away when he starts getting agitated. >> we have to remember these low-level crimes are oftentimes things that annoy communities and cause community concern. once that concern is communicated to the police and the laws are on the books, it's not up to the officer to determine which law he or she will enforce. if these types of low-level crimes, politicians prefer them to not to be enforced, take them off the books. an officer doesn't get to choose. >> they call them broken window rules. so what is the point? trying to prevent bigger crimes going after the smaller things? >> absolutely. what makes people safe and unsafe is defined by communities. different things affect different people differently. so what we consider low-level crime may be something that may be negatively impacting on a community. the police have a responsibility to be responsive to community

concerns. so it's a low-level crime, the issue isn't whether officers are enforcing low-level crimes or other types of crimes. the issue here is when an officer attempts to effect an arrest, and for whatever reason there is resisting arrest and physical force becomes involved, bad things can happen. can happen to the suspect and bad things can happen to police officers. >> is it okay to back away once you start this initial fight, do you have to stay with it? >> think about this, if a police officer went to effect an arrest for whatever crime and the suspect would say, i don't want to be arrested. should the police officer walk away? what impact would that have on society in general? officers are, once they place a suspect anderson rest, they are going to go through with the arrest. the quo with is is force going to be used in cases where force is not necessary. >> he said 11 times, "can't breathe." good to see you. there is more show. yeah, a wall of dust took over

the skies again creating trouble during rush hour. another haboob. >> on tap next -- get it? beer. all american beer, too. first let's check in with neil cavuto for a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom business block." >> forget the influx of illegals. are politicians using the border crises to spend taxpayer cash? law makers are about to go on another summer break while our veterans are at their breaking point. time for taxpayers to rise up? >> from a part-time job to no job. the latest plan to help workers might hurt all workers. "the cost of freedom" always working for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben!

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we will have some . we will have some beer for you in a second. but first a sight seer who got a little bit too close to the camera. run, rick, go! it happened in canada as the woman was speeding off to safety and she thought that a tidal wave was coming. and a summer storm dusting up a 3,000 foot wall of dust as this haboob is called in arizona, it blanketed the city in rush hour. have you ever seen a haboob? >> i have never seen one. i hear it can be dirty though. >> hi, kids. hi, everybody. we invited friends from the american national beer month. kyra, you know, tallon here, and what do you do for a living?

>> i am a general manager and beverage director at tavern 29. >> you know the beer? is. >> ey. >> and american beers? >> yes, we know all of the beers. >> and how many people think coors light is an american-owned company or coors? >> yes, golden, colorado. >> not anymore. and what about a cream ale? >> well, it is an american style of beer created before prohibition and what we are going to try is one of my favorites. it is called six-point action made right in brooklyn and i love it, because it is crisp, and has a night light cold straw color and though it is semi sweet, it is refreshing. >> and still an ipa, right? >> no, it is not an ipa. hilo alcohol content. it is a good thirst quencher and goes well with fish and nutty cheeses. >> eperfect. >> and what is pale ale then?

>> well with, we will move over to the pale ale coming out in the 1980s, and the pale ale changed the way we drink beer coming out of nevada h. this is perfect this time of the year with a burger, and serve it at the next barbeque. >> and next up? >> the india pale ale or the ipa. now, orniginally an english stye of beer and america took it and made it our own. >> and some people like it, but i i say the more hops the better. >> well, one of the reasons i brought this one today is because it is a great example of right out of pennsylvania, again, and a great ipa, and it stands for a great cause. for every drop of this sold, wirebacher will donate to no-kill shelters.

and come see me at the tavern 29, because we will contribute to the shelter right here in pennsylvania. >> and what about this beer? >> it came out of prohibition and still survived. >> so did i. >> and american lagger and low hops going good with the german food or the great american hot dog. keep it in mind. >> one way they came afloat is they came out with ice cream, too. they have brought it back. >> eyes, a dairy producer. >> and we will drink more beer and talk about this chocolatey one. more "fox and friends" in two minutes. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run.

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i can't believe it. and now he loves to make the faces into the camera. happy birthday, buddy. i love you. >> and lots of birthday parties here. >> why do you make him push the car out of the driveway? >> i dont n't know. >> see you tomorrow, everyone. what do wildfires out west and turmoil in the mideast have to do with spending more for those illegals flooding into the u. u.s.? some here say that senate democrats are using the crises to help bush billions of tax dollars for their illegal immigration agenda. are they right? hello, everybody, i'm brenda butner, and this is "bulls and bears." gary b. smith, tracy byrnes, jonah max faris and max roach. ok okay. gary b. smith, they call it a $3.1 billion spending bill, but