is. >> my kid didn't get the time on the field. doing something like this never cross said my mind. >> richard says throw the book at them. it's a game. >> "fox and friends" starts now. good bye to you. it is monday, may 11th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. tornados turn deadly. people across the united states being slammed by wild weather. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> oh, my goodness. just minutes ago, another twister touching down in texas. 26 people there are injured. homes completely destroyed. the breaking details for you straight ahead. meanwhile, gunned down in cold blood and left to die alongside the road. two more officers killed in the line of duty. today the four suspects go in front of a judge. if that's not horrific enough,

the bloody crime celebrated by that knit wit on social media. some valuable advice from america's youth. >> to know love and serve the load and it's yours by choice. >> everything you do. everything that i have. is by the grace of god. >> the inspiring messages these grads got to hear from some very special successful people. meanwhile, mornings are better with friends. hi. welcome to this monday show. glad you're with us. >> hope you enjoyed your mother's day. >> great job on the special. my mom loved it. >> the good news is she is great to sit down with it. we have an incredible team network on that.

brian telling megan albino. they and our entire group of writers made that all come together. >> that's great. >> but first we want to talk about this. it's extreme. we are talking about weather. wild storms making a mess for millions across the nation. overnight in texas, a tornado tears through the small town of van injuring 26 people. crews are still searching for survivors there. >> meanwhile, in the wake of that storm, severe flooding strands several people who had to be rescued by helicopter. in the state of iowa. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> a tornado hit the school in lake city as 100 people attended an award ceremony. the building was heavily damaged. thankfully nobody was hurt. >> here in the east coast ana makes landfall.

a rare snowfall in colorado and parts of south dakota. dropping nearly a foot. it is may 11th. that was may 10th. what the heck is going on? >> how ondoes it snow on mother's day? >> i don't think often. >> because we request that. we're done with it. >> we don't want snow for father's day. >> i'll put a note in. >> there was terrible news out of mississippi on mother's day. more details came in. benjamin deen and liquori tate were responding to a routine traffic stop. somebody was speeding. by the end of the encounter, they both lay alongside the road. they would eventually die. this morning four people are facing charges, including for two of them, capital murder. >> you have marvin banks, 29, 22-year-old joanie calloway also, she's -- they're facing the same charges. two counts of capital murder.

>> curtis banks has been charged with accessory after the the fact. a fourth suspect came out crying charged with obstruction of justice. >> marvin banks related to the curtis banks also charged with beingtheft. >> they shoot him. tate comes with backup. they kill both of them. one lay there dying. they take the police cruiser. >> as the get away vehicle. >> yet we don't know the motive, correct? >> you know what it sounds like? a couple of felons had guns in the car and that's illegal. maybe they freaked out. don't know. both the officers were killed in cold blood. this is a very sobering statistic. officers deen and tate are the 39th and 40th american police officers who have been killed in the line of duty this year alone. >> so far.

you know you look at -- this is horrible. 126 officers were killed in 2014. and that jumped up from 2013 when 76 officers -- still too many -- were killed. increase statistic and now you're looking at the 40th officer killed this year. >> i want to add on the life of officer benjamin deen. he is a k 9 officer and officer of the year. 25-year-old liqueury tate, his dream was to help out the black community. he wanted to be a police officer. he's providing back up and he loses his life. >> when you look at the relationship there and the reaction. the mayor along with the governor, they both asked people to pray. they said to keep in mind the officers that protect both those there in mississippi and across the nation. and to pray for officers across the nation. >> the mayor will be with us later.

>> there is going to be a memorial event in hattiesburg. they will have their court appearances today. shortly after these two police officers were murdered, somebody who apparently works at a subway, she put up on social media on her facebook page. two police officers, was shot in hattiesburg tonight. and then some crying emoji. got them. then she started taking some flack online. she doubled down. and she said we can turn this [ bleep ] into baltimore real quick. police take away innocent people lives every day now and get away with it. no mercy. >> people losing their appetite listening to that h. people got online viral and started asking for boycotts of the sandwich shop. if you're not going to correct it, we're going to assume you

stand by that. >> she told your manager, did you put that out there? and she said my phone was stolen. subway didn't buy it. she got canned. >> this is one thing is pretty consistent. you got a huge problem in the country the innercity and their perception. it's almost in vogue to criticize cops as if their objective is to oppress those they're supposed to save those. >> for the most part, we're looking at statistics where the number of lives are saved each and every day by law enforcement. when you see someone like this in there working, tweeting out these comments. at least subway did something about it. >> look at what happened in new york. you had thousands of police, ten deep show up from around the country to put to rest the 25-year-old officer that was shot. the week before you see hundreds

or thousands in the streets blowing up their neighborhoods because of the officers. there is two dueling pictures going on. >> there's a problem, it needs to be fixed. >> more on this. in the meantime we'll see good morning to heather nauert. hope you had a great mother's day. i sure did. you guys were good to your wive snz. >> i totally black the blazer. i never felt more comfortable with an outfit that i'm not wearing. i was trying to look like you. you know, one thing i know none of us were doing yesterday was fighting. fighting on the beach. look at what happened in massachusetts. just outside boston. there was a mother's day melee. more than 100 people at the beach in massachusetts were all taken aside. a massive brawl breaking out last night. officials say they think it all started when two women started fighting on the beach. their boyfriends joined in and it got worse from there. people started throwing bottles and rocks in the crowd and

officer at officers. it's unclear how many people were involved. at least 12 people were arrested. a development at this hour desperate search for a missing college student who vanishished before graduation. the parents of a 23-year-old thought he was fwrgraduating, b when they went to pick him up he was gone. the parents had no idea. police say he left all of his belongings behind. they're investigating several possible sightings. a concert ends with an unexpected bang. take a look at this. ♪ >> the stage just dropped out underneath the singers at a competition in china. 80 were on stage. no one died but eight people were hurt. officials are trying to determine why it collapsed. tired of being called

overrated ricky fowler silences the critics. >> ricky fowler with an incredible run. >> it was the greatest finish in had 34 year history of the championship. fowler going even with a stunning finish he had to go off with kevin kissner and sealing the deal. nice those are your headlines. i'm sure the golf courses were pretty empty on mother's day. that's what i'm thinking. >> not that one. >> see you later. you know it's that season when kids are graduating from high school, and college, and we would like to highlight three particular speakers yesterday. you know them all. jeb bush, john kasich and den zel washington. they all touched on something common. that is the almighty.

>> it's the greatest of all callings. to know, love, and serve the lord and it's yours by choice. whatever the need, infliction or injustice, there is no more powerful or liberating influence on this earth than the christian conscious in action. >> put god first in everything you do. everything that i have is by the grace of god. understand that. i've been directed. i've been corrected. i've kept god in my life and it's kept me humble. i didn't always stick with him, but he always stuck with me. so stick with him. in everything you do. >> i don't care who is in this audience today and i don't care how old you are, i don't care what your physical condition. it's never too late to find out what the lord wants you to do. >> the speakers usually don't

release their comments before they did their speeches. if they did. i wonder if anybody on campus would have said you can't talk about god. >> they probably would have done it anyway. >> liberty wouldn't have had a problem. governor casech -- that was interesting. he throws a lot of interviews. they ask him at the end of interview. are you asking. it's up for what god wants me to do. every day goes okay. >> the comments by den zel washington was extraordinary. >> he said i have always stuck with god but god always stuck with me. i love that. >> one of the biggest movie stars in the whole world and he said he owes it all to god. thought we'd start your monday with that. coming up, "saturday night live" takes on the muhammad cartoon contest. >> your category is trend setters here's what you're be

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your category is trend setters. here's what you'll be drawing today. >> all right. >> whoever it is, i don't -- draw his face, daniel. >> i don't want to. >> they went there, that snl sketch tackling the media's fear of drawing muhammad. joining us with his reaction. fox news contributor. eric erickson. >> happy mother's day. >> thank you so much. you see this snl skit and you think what? >> i thought it was fantastic.

it was the perfect humorous way to do what pamela geller was doing to show the ridiculateinousness of not being able to draw the prophet muhammad. >> do you believe this here was much needed in terms of getting directly into the storm of this debate over what is freedom and what is right? >> oh, i think so. you know, i remember back in the 2000s we had the popular movie series about the kid who would say the name of the bad guys instead of saying he who must not be named. then you get into the midthousand's and the guy throws the shoe at president bush and the media wants to declare him a freedom of press guy. now that the war on twitter her, you can't draw the prophet muhammad without "the new york times" saying that's not free speech. >> did he lose the battle of freedom of speech over this topic here? is it gone? >> you know, we haven't lost it

yet. i think there are more and more people willing to stand up. the fact that "saturday night live" was willing to poke live to the press's reaction i think is a big win for advocates of freedom of speech. what i thought was so bad was the yes and the but statements. yes i believe in free speech but there have to be limits. i think it should be reversed. i think what pamela geller she didn't need to do but it was her constitutional right to do it. we be got crazies out there with guns, suddenly we can't do this anymore. >> well said there. you know, if this were to happen again do you think the media should handle it differently? >> i think they do. they should have spent more attention on the fact there are lunatics that wanted to gun people down as opposed to a lady who thought it was her constitutional right to draw a picture. >> thanks for your time today. >> thank you. now this coming up. airline outrage one family

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time for some quick international headlines. an isis leader reportedly paralyzed after a coalition air strike. al baghdadi is reportedly injured in march. isis plans on holding elections for his relacement. king sal man canceling this week's trip to meet the president. his reps blame it on a scheduling problem. but critics think it has to do with the u.s. nuclear deal with iran. probably closer to that. that's the news. thanks. now to a story that has people outraged. an autistic child kicked off a plane. this morning that airline still won't apologize for it. >> i want to learn more. the only person for that is heather childers. >> this is hard to believe.

this actually happened. the family was headed home to oregon. after a trip to disney world when donna beagle realized her daughter was getting hungry. juliet, has special dietary needs. so her mom asked for food from first class. >> i asked the flight attendant if she had anything hot. if it's warm, she won't eat it. if it's cold. no, i don't have anything. i said well how about if we wait for her to have a melt down and then she's crying and tries to scratch. then you'll want to help her. >> the flight attendant reluctantly complied. then, the plane made an emergency landing in utah. >> the police officer said you know, we have to ask you to leave the plane. the captain doesn't feel comfortable flying to portland with your daughter. people were shouting. leave her alone. let her go. let her go. there's no issue. >> the family was escorted off the plane. they were booked on a new

flight. united defends its decision. saying it had to protect passengers after the situation became disruptive. one passengers agrees she wasn't put off the plane because he had autism. she was maybe proposing some kind of threat. what if she got crazy and got up and opened an exit door. donna beagle says her daughter calmed down after eating. and she wants to see a change in flight attendant training so this doesn't happen to another family. although it was the pilot who said he felt uncomfortable. >> was there a -- the child disruptive? >> the mom said she calmed down after she was -- >> she was for a while and then calmed down. >> common sense early on -- >> the mom was worried about the -- >> they should have just given her a meal. think ahead. >> sounds like they did. >> all right. thank you. four minutes before the bottom of the hour. patriotism at play in the

nfl. stadiums across the nation, did you know some of the teams are charging the military big bucks to salute the flag. >> i thought it was organic. is the prize fight versus the politician. what the heck is mitt thinking stepping into the ring with evander hole efield? >> there will be some for a guy who is 68 years eold and never boxed in his life. more from my training session with mitt romney. i wanted to see what he had. and it's not much. >> whoa. ♪ make me doubt my swagger ♪ time for me to be stronger [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses.

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okay. today is mother's day monday. this is the day you show your mother's day pictures from over the weekend. there we are at the nationals game. you know what? there is the mother, cathy and mary at the end. she'll be a lawyer when she graduates on friday. and peter. >> the other graduate, sally. >> by the way, those were seats from ed henry. he's got really good seats. >> how nice of ed. this is our morning col. is that an easy bake oven? we spent the rest of the day turfing. not surfing, turfing. you go from game to game to game. to turf to turf. >> i did not take any pictures. however, on fox news insider, i noticed they posted pictures of

my mom and my brothers. >> excellent. >> you can go over there. that's pretty cool. my brother did a great job. we didn't chronicle. i had a sketch artist booked but he did not show up. >> what did the kids do for dawn? >> what they did we got proflowers.com. and we also went out together and we picked out something, it's impossible to shop for hmy wife. she looks at it and says, oh. she's happy, but clearly she's thinking to herself i could have done it better myself. in my mind. not that she's demanding. i know she's a better shopper for herself than i am is what i'm trying to say. we picked out a bracelet as a family. and we probably never have been more successful. >> good strategy. >> she's wearing it. >> wonderful. >> on a different note let's talk a little football. how about pregame football?

>> you see the nfl teams and the military. a new report says 14 nfl teams have been paid $14.5 million to honor military at games. which means your tax money is going to fund the partnership. whether you love it or not. i love it. i absolutely love seeing the flag and those that have served and their salute to the service that they've given the nation there happening on the field. >> here's what the taxpayer is getting for the money. the local people who are involved in the military are part of the hometown heroes recognition and hosted at a kickoff lunch. the team pays the military to let members work with the players at team's hometown huddle charity events. the senator from the great state of arizona doesn't have any problem with them spending money on recruiting. his problem this looks like this is great generosity of the the

part of the football teams, it's not generosity, they're making money. >> who's getting the most money. >> the green bay packers, atlanta falcons collected over a million dollars. here's the issue, this is all taxpayer money. as soon as you a volunteer force you have to advertise. we've seen it. to go to the nfl game to attract people it's a great move. to me this seems like a marketing idea that got out of control. i want to buy signage, how would you like to honor a hometown hero before the game. we'll charge you more this will give additional advertisement. >> is this an appropriate way to adviseatize for our military on the grand scale of the nfl. let us know. >> the nfl does do a lot of

great stuff for our military. but in this case, it's $5 million, and some senators are saying is that really money well spent. we'd like to hear from you. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. we turn to heather. she's got news of national security. that is right. the u.s. security officers are now sounding the alarm bells of a new era of global tear rfl. homeland security security correct director says jihadis are hard to predict and may launch an attack at any time. >> we are definitely in a new phase in the global terrorist threat where so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. it is a new environment. but we are not discouraging americans from doing the things they do on a daily basis. >> johnson says the fbi needs to continue working with local law enforcement to combat the threat of thez lone wolves. presidential candidate carly fiorina under fire for not

registering a dot org website in her name. >> a person sits there and he says i'm -- you failed to register this domain. i'm using it to tell how many people lost their jobs while you were ceo. >> now fiorina is fighting back after that interview. she tweeted this, thanks chuck todd for having me. check out chucktodd.com. interesting strategy. way to go. she's a bright one. dozens of oklahoma families are trapped in their homes on mother's day weekend when a sinkhole opens up separating the road. residents tried filling in the city hall with gravel. a lot of heavy rains washed away most of it. the road is private. they say it is up to them to fill the crater. send in the moms. u.s. women's naemts team got to

kick it off their mother's day before heading to the world cup. they flew in the moms so they could watch their daughters play against ireland. >> is that such a great idea? they featured on fox sports dot com the naumoms that are on the field. at the elite level you're bringing your daughter or your son with you at the same time practicing three times a day. it's tough. >> they're worried about their snacks after the game. thankess heather. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. forget floyd mayweather. the fight of the century is in salt lake city when evander holyfield steps into the ring against mitt romney. >> what were they thinking? >> all for a great cause in a rare interview. here's what the former governor said when i asked why the heck he would agree to this.

>> governor, why would you bring me to utah to the gym into a ring? >> well, as you know i'm going to be having a bit of an exhibition bout with evander holyfield? >> what are you thinking. >> i was asked to do this by my son who is associated with a charity. they carry out almost 40,000 surgeries a year. and they do it for 25 there was dollars a surgery. they remove sight impairments. >> you know who you're fighting. you're fighting evander holyfield. this is a three time heavy weight champ of the world who has beaten impressive people. i put together a little tape f f

evander's highlights. >> that's impressive. >> here's a guy named mike tyson. >> wow. isn't that amazing? >> do you think. >> your son who said he likes you put you in this ring with a guy. >> he stands to inherit -- i better check on that. the good news is, that i've listened to evander do some interviews. he's not going to throw -- there will be punches, but it will be soft and appropriate for a guy who's 68 years old. >> you're talking like this as it gets closer. now your 68 years old. >> i'm an old guy. look at me. >> you popped out of that car. you went over the top rope. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> now, you're getting worried. you're not going do walk in that ring and be mitt romney. there will be training.

i have arranged for nick to train you a little bit to give you confidence. are you ready? >> yeah, i'm ready. we're auctioning that job off. >> i would get somebody who is qualified. look at this. got to protect the face. protect the hair. >> tell me what to do when i get in the ring. that is this. >> you can't do that. you cannot do that. you have to -- >> you have a fight coming up, you made progress, but your chances of succes -- >> you can't run, you can't hide. come get your whooping. >> close to zero. i bet nick has been training me so i'm in good shape.

>> hilarious. >> incredible. >> so it was the son's idea. well he stands to inherit a lot of money. >> that fight is actually going to take place on friday the 15th. >> you can get eye surgery in these rundown areas that need help for $20. realize how much they're going to be able to do. after hearing this conversation, now they're talking about when he goes to visit the ukraine getti get. i don't think it's clear how evander is going to box him and not hit him. people are there to see something. real quick, if you have time and you want to support a great cause, fuller's gym supplies the entire youth of that area. they line up to hit the heavy bags. they have no funding. they're sitting there by the

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our cops safe to do their job? let's ask our panel who have come together for this reason. former nypd detective bodietl. retired nypd officers. your thoughts about these two officers being gunned down. the prime of the their lives in mississippi. 1,000 miles from where we were burying an officer in new york. >> this is what a cop goes in when he goes to work at night. this is what can happen. one officer is african-american and one is white. police officer moore we buried in new york was shot in the face. this is what cops go out there -- it kills me inside my heart when people turn on cops when they're putting their lives on the line. we represent three generation, the 1970's, 80's and 90's. how the job has changed when we used to have so much crime and the cops were respected.

it's gone the whole other way. it takes your heart out when these cops are out there h. whenever they do anything, everything is magnified. every move they make. >> lieutenant, first off, people say cops don't want to do anything. al at the same time there is protests in baltimore saying you're doing too much. >> the only thing that's going to save some of these communities is proactive police work. you can't have it both ways. you need officers that want to do their job. and you need politicians condemn the behavior by these protesters criminals and rioters. people are going to fight the police and you'll see more police shootings. >> do you think police shooting has a influence on the level of violence? >> 50 officers were shot and killed. 11 this year. since the unfortunate incident involving eric gardner in satin

island. 33 police officers have been killed. wheres the outrage, where the media? why are we not talking about reform and dealing with the issues of crime? >> you know what i'm seeing, two islands. 30,000 people show up in new york for one man they never met and they come from around the country. i see the passion in baltimore which turned out to be riots and unrest. >> let's get to the heart and soul of this. there was over 6,000 young kids in a minority communities that were killed not by cops. this is black on black crime. this is the issue. instead of the sharptons jumping around ugly with everything. they should be marching on black on black crime. there were five kids in baltimore in the last two weeks. not by cops. my problem is, when you look at them idolizing rappers. let them idolize officers. >> that's because the cops are the last line of defense. they're asking the cops to be the parents. >> i think a lot of times we have to look at the parenting.

we have to look at our judicial system. why are these people on the street? after being arrested so many times? drug dealers drug treatment programs rather than jail time. >> we have to rethink what we're doing. we're blaming cop and not criminals. we're blaming cop and not rioters for riots. we make cop killers commencement speaker a speaker. >> it's hard to be fair and balanced with this topic. thanks so much. we have your back. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. dr. oz under attack as fellow doctors accuse him of quack treatments and call for him to resign. what will he do next? let's ask him. he'll be here. millions of people across the country slammed by extreme weather. watch. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> are you in the danger zone? what you need to keep your family safe, next.

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good morning. to you today is monday may 11th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the twisters turn deadly. as 50 americans from texas to michigan brace for more tornados. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> just minutes ago, another twister touching down in texas. the breaking details for you straight ahead. and two good cops murdered in a hail of gunfire and four suspects now under arrest. this morning, the mayor who helped catch them joins us live. donald trump who says nothing short of the death penalty is going to make things right in this case. and sacking the superstar. could tom brady face the music

for deflate gate. today, suspension? slap on the wrist? we'll find out shortly because mornings are better with friends. donald trump going to join us in a few minutes. he's got good news in new hampshire. he's four points behind the front runner. >> we haven't discussed this prior but the influence of elizabeth hasselbeck is great. the hot, the heat is on. that never would have happened two years ago. >> it's 73. >> let's use freon. >> anyway, donald trump in a moment, but first, over night.

extreme weather. turning deadly as storms slammed the central plains and parts of the south. two people dead after a possible tornado hit a mobile home park in southwestern arkansas. two more, critically hurt there. >> that's right. the same system spawning a twister in the small town of van, texas. 26 people are hurt. and dozens of homes there are destroyed. crews are searching for survivors this morning. they're working hard. because of the widespread damage schools will be closed today. in the wake of the storm severe flooding strands several people. all had to be rescued by helicopter. in iowa. >> there goes the school. >> another tornado hitting the school in lake city. as 100 people were inside for an awards ceremony. administrators had enough warning to get everyone to safety. the building is heavily damaged. >> on the east coast we have a tropical storm making landfall

packing heavy rain. >> a rare snowfall in colorado and south dakota dropping nearly a foot of snow. the black hills this morning, are white with snow. the day after mother's day. >> can you imagine having to shovel on mother's day, heather? oh, my. >> i talked to my yesterday she did just that. she's in colorado. she said it's may. it happens. hope you all had a wonderful mother's day. i bet you were not doing this. there was a mother's day melee. more than 100 people were at revere beach in massachusetts outside of boston when a brawl broke out last night. witnesses say this all started when two women began fighting. their boyfriends joined in and it got worse from there. people started throwing bottles and rocks into the crowd and police officers. it's still unclear how many people were involved in that fight. no one was hurt. as many as 12 people were arrested. and developing at this hour,

the search for missing college student. the parents of this 23-year-old thought he was graduating from penn state university. when they got to his apartment to pick him up, he was nowhere to be found. it turns out he hadn't finished his classes and wasn't going to graduate. police say had his belongings were left behind and they're investigating possible sightings. a brand new lawsuit is blaming the va for a suicide. a suit says va doctors told a veteran cancer had spread to his lungs. he killed himself a few days later. it turns out that diagnosis was wrong and he had a lot more than just weeks to live. the hospital offered its condolences and is not responding to the allegations. a texas air force mom gets the ultimate mother's day gift at a houston soccer game. an announcer telling the family

that their u.s. air force sergeant had a video message for their mom from over seas. it turned out to be a whole lot more. >> with mother's day coming up, i wanted to give you the world's largest mother's day card. >> he had been stationed in south korea and he turned up live instead of just that video message. he and his dad cooked up a plan to surprise the mom when he was scheduled to be back home. and those are your headlines. there's nothing better than seeing your baby on mother's day. >> gee, you look like that guy in the video screen. >> love it. >> if it's monday at 7:00 a.m. eastern, what does that mean? >> it's going to be a good minute right here with donald trump who is going to join us now. hello, mr. trump. >> it means good ratings. >> you're right about that. thanks to you. >> special thanks for doing that stroll. i took a half hour out of your life to walk the streets of new

york. tha that was a lot of fun. >> it was. we had a great time. there were a lot of people in new york city that like this brian. he's a big star. big, big star. >> they want you to run for president, that's what they want. >> you're iconic and people love getting a view of you. mr. trump, i want to talk to you about the news of the day. in hattiesburg, mississippi, officer deen and liquori tate were both murdered yesterday. after a routine traffic stop. apparently for speeding. four people have been charged. they'll go in front of a judge later today. you say the only punishment adequate for the four who were accused, at least the two with capital murder is what? >> it's the death penalty. we have people -- these two animals that shot the cops -- these are two wonderful young cops. you don't see rioting when the

cops get shot. you don't -- there won't be protests, won't be anything. you won't hear about it. in two days it will be old news. except for their families and friends it will be forgotten. the death penalty. it should be brought back str g strong. these guys were ambushed. it's horrible what happened. the police in this country are not being treated properly. they are going to become totally ineffective and rightfully so if they make an arrest, they're afraid they'll lose their cre career. if they shout at somebody, if they say you can't do this or that, they think that's the end of their career. i can tell you from personal experience, because i have a lot of interaction -- i'm a big fan of the police. sure, you have bad ones, but you have 99.9% phenomenon people. they're afraid to do their jobs. you look at that mess that happened in baltimore that first evening where they destroyed the

city in one evening. after that it didn't matter because the city was destroyed. that first evening they weren't allowed to do their job. they didn't bring in the right force. it was disgraceful. now these two people are just gunned down. by these two thugs. and i will say thugs. and they should get the death penalty. absolutely. you know what? i don't know they say it's not a deterrent. you know what? maybe it's not a deterrent. these two will not do anymore killing. >> i don't want to support them in prison. officer liquori tate's dream was to be a cop and revitalize the inner city neighborhood there and the black community. benjamin deen, he was previously officer of the year. so we lost two great cops. >> great young -- >> like brian moore. >> brian, you look at his

record, everything you look at the family, it's devastated the family. they'll never be the same. i saw the family they were devastated and broken. they'll never be the same. for what? they end up in a court system. it will take years to convict whoever it s. they'll get some kind of reduced sentence. the whole thing is ridiculous. >> mississippi does have capital punishment. >> we'll speak with the mayor coming up. a lot of people are looking for leaders to say what you're saying right now. you were in south carolina at a freedom summit. we've been talking about the storms crossing in that area. you brought the house down. this is some of what you had to say. >> this deal with iran is a disaster. it's a disaster. the lobbyist will come and see me but i don't give a [ bleep ] about lobbyists. okay? mexico will not be taking advantage of us. they will thought be having open

borders. the greatest builder is me. i would build the greatest wall you have ever seen. the greatest. >> got a lot of applause. take a look at the very latest bloomberg poll out of new hampshire. if the election were held today. rand paul, scott walker 12%. jeb with 11 along with rubio. you're beating chris christie. ben carson. ted cruz mike huckabee. >> when i made this speech i got by far the biggest standing ovations and all of these pundits, these political pundits they hated seeing it. they were watching. and they say what's going on. i knew it. they put me in a poll. that's good. the problem with that poll is nobody thinks i'm running. okay, if they thought i was running would be even better. but nobody thinks i'm running. and they may very well be surprised in the near future. we'll see what happens. i had a good time in south

carolina. the crowd was amazing. >> it's hard to believe you wouldn't be running and putting in all this time. i want to bring you to another thing, as soon as today we could find out the nfl will suspend tom brady. we'll find -- he'll get some kind of punishment. >> i like to pick him as my partner, i blaplay golf with hi. he's good under pressure. i'm extremely prejudiced. leave tom brady alone. he's great. leave my friend alone. he's fantastic. by the way, that report was ridiculous. you know, they did hundreds of pages, can you imagine what that law firm was paid to do that report? >> can i -- >> there were a lot of probab probablies. >> if you go in front of a jury you say probably, maybe, could be. you're innocent. they can't -- >> i know that you like him, but

if you read the report, you could tell that in my mind, it's clear he put those two -- >> probably. take it away from brady that it was mow probable than not. if you take it away from him and you want to prevent somebody from stepping over the lines of the rules, what would be the appropriate punishment if it were brady? >> i can't take it away from brady. he's an innocent human being. he's being persecuted. it's a terrible, terrible situation. look, he's a great guy. he told me -- i spoke to him. he said he had nothing to do with it. i accept his word for it. i tweeted it jokingly, but i tweeted tom brady was so good if he was throwing a soccer ball he would have won that game. >> you're probably right about that. >> donald trump, you sound a lot like folks i met over the weekend from boston at a wedding down in washington. because they feel tom brady is unjustly -- >> it's a tough one for me.

>> we have to always back our friends. he's a great guy. if you knew him, you would say exactly as i'm saying. he's a great guy. i think the nfl and country has a lot bigger problems to worry about. leave tom brady alone. >> all right. donald trump, go run your empire. thanks for dropping by the couch. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your time last week. 13 minutes after the hour. you heard donald trump say the death penalty is all that could -- should be charging the suspect with in the death of two mississippi police officers over the weekend. reaction from the mayor who led the charge tracking them down. that's right. baseball has barely gotten started. we may already witnessed the best catch of the season. take a look at this. >> sign him up. >> that dad has a baby strapped to his chest and he made that catch. ♪ i'm coming up so you better get this party started ♪

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forty fox news alert. four suspects behind bars after these two officers were shot and killed and left to die. joining me is the mayor of hattiesburg. can you describe the feeling throughout your community right now? >> my community is devastated,

brian. i mean, they are almost in shock. we're getting past that. we have a tight knit community. we are less than 50,000 people. you know, but one thing we do here in hattiesburg and solve crimes. we're going to make sure we get the people that were behind this, the reason that their son and husband and father were slain and left in the street as you said. we did that. we have memorials set up around hattiesburg at the crime scene here at the pd. this community has responded to the families. >> we understand, we thought three arrests were a lot and it was quick. i was in awe of the speed of the investigation and arrests. we find out a fourth. what went into finding out there was a fourth person involved and could there be a fifth? >> well, i guess there's always a possibility of anything. i think what is important, is that we were able to initially get three people who were

involved in this. after we continued the investigation and looking at the crime scene, looking at evidence, all the things involved in solving crimes we came up with the fourth suspect. i don't know if there will be another one. >> i think we might have lost him. we'll try to get that back, that satellite. we were listening to the mayor go over the announcement of another arrest, a fourth arrest in the slaying of two officers. officer liquori tate, 25 years old. he came on to back up officer benjamin deen at 34 years old. they lost their lives over the weekend. we have the mayor back again. we had a freeze through the satellite. we understand today there will be a memorial service for both officers, is that correct? >> that's correct. the families will be here. we also have the governor of mississippi will be here. the attorney general will be here.

the u.s. attorney for the southern district will be giving remarks to the family. and this entire community, we hope will come out and tell this family how much we love them and how much we love their loved ones. >> mr. mayor, do you think it has anything to do with the anti-cop sentiment that seems to be spreading throughout the country or is this an aberration? >> this is two, three four people that went bad. this has absolutely nothing to do with new york or the carolinas or baltimore, any of those things. these are bad people doing bad things. we have that all across the nation. al we don't do this in hattiesburg. 30 years ago it happened to us. 20 years before that it happened to us. >> you did a nice thing for us getting up and telling us the story and bringing us up close and personal to the people in your community. thanks very mus. >> thank you. >> let's change gears.

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where do we stand now with their claims versus your word. >> the first letter was written by ten people not from my university. i called them out. i felt if i'm going to talk honestly about what's going on in america i shouldn't have -- >> their ties were to what? >> genetically modified organizes. pesticide groups. others had criminal records. it was a mixed bag of folks. i written a letter to my dean to be dismiss said. i have had other letters like the one you quoted from, colleagues of mine who said laudatory things in the letter and also it's a concern for us oz is talking about medical stuff and alternative medicine. i do toggle back and forth between hard core medicine, that we do get right, we do clinics

all around the country. there are times -- i have always been like thixy. like to look around the corner. what other ideas might be helpful. the show is about prevention and wellness. my job is to take america and elevate the conversation. here's the big issue, how do i make it easier for my viewers to talk to their doctors? that's been my goal. when doctors call and say you make it harder. i want to improve that. >> when they say it's making it harder i can you give patients the confidence to walk in and give alternate ideas. i think that's arming patients with information. is that a bad thing? >> i think it's a good thing. the majority of people who have written me agree with what you're seeing. there are well meaning individuals who say you could do this to make it better. >> will you doctor your terms differently? would you not say the word

miracle again because you'll have people write a letter. >> i hope i would never use laudatory terms for weight loss. i stopped doing that a year ago. i never wanted my messages to be hijacked by people on the web. i realize there's a lot of fraud in the products themselves. and the research behind it was often fraudulent. but i in general get it right. i don't want to be held to that level. i do things on the show to help people in a positive way. >> that's why you're celebrating your 1,000th show. you give people a great feeling about owning their own health. what are we going to see coming up? >> one of the thing i'm proudest of -- we talked about hugh jackman stht fact we help people lose weight. today's show is people who have

lost half their weight. people have been able to lose a lot of weight because they do the fundamentals right. they have to automate their lives. we have helped millions of people lose millions of pounds of weight. >> a great impact. i've known you a long time. daphne, by the way is pregnant again. we're excited. you have a new grand baby coming. >> we had a celebration for mother's day. my mother-in-law, my wife, my daughter daphne, and what i love about this. that image, is very popular. it's mother's day. the best thing of all is the power of family. especially when i was being criticized, to have them coming on, we love you, trust you and keep us focused. >> those are the faces that count and the opinions that matter most. your fans have stood behind you. those out there watching you for

your 1,000th show congratulate you. thank you for being candid with us. >> thank you for the support you have given. keep the conversation going. >> thanks for this. coming up, a chilling warning from the head of homeland security. >> a so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. jeb bush, standing by one of his brother's most controversial decisions sending troops to iraq. will this help or hurt jeb? our political panel is going to weigh in on that for you next. ♪ but with a different meaning since you've been going ♪ ♪ it's not the same old song ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car.

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>> awesome. the best catch of the day yesterday at the phillies game where they played the mets. it was not made by a player, it was made by that guy. that father on mother's day. >> look at that. the amazing bare handed catch made by a dad with a seven month old son strapped to his chest. >> the stadium loved it. he does the gronkowski ever. the baby looks around wondering what happened. do you think people would be outraged he did that? >> that was protective to get the ball. >> you have no problem with it. >> i say great catch. >> if tim makes that catch in the field. >> he's getting a big kiss from me. >> look had the dad missed the ball, the kid might have called it. >> are you saying he was selfish? >> no. anyway, coming up, we're

going to talk 2016 with our political panel. it could get heated. we're going to talk a little bit about how jeb bush defends the iraq war decision his brother made coming up in just a moment. right now we turn to heather who has news about lone wolves. there's a chilling warning coming from the head of homeland security, listen to this. >> we are very definitely in a terrorist threat where the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. it is a new environment. but we are not discouraging americans from doing the things they do on a daily basis. >> jeh johnson saying that fighting these lone wolves requires a strong working relationship between the fbi and local law enforcement. a senior prank go business too far. now, four ohio high school students may face up to six months in jail. they deflated tires on 24 school

buses. classes in the entire school district had to be canceled. parents scrambled to find baby-sitters. the students were busted after they bragged about the prank online. they face felony vandalism charges. estimates say it will cost taxpayers thousands of dollars. they are not your regular navy s.e.a.l.s. they were trained to shoot water guns. the director of the aquarium said the hardest part was getting them to wear the hats. let's head over to some politics. what do you have over there? in an exclusive interview with fox news's megyn kelly tonight, jeb bush coming to his brother's defense on foreign policy and iraq. >> on the subject of iraq,

obviously controversial, knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion. >> i would have so would hillary clinton and so would almost everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. >> will this move help or hurt jeb bush? here we have the president of accountability project, political analyst, and an author. let's start with you, what do you think about this? jeb essentially is saying i would have -- given the facts as we knew them right there, i would have done the same thing. >> first of all, i think he's presenting a terrible dichotmy right now. in february he says his own man and now he's saying his brother is his advisor in the middle east. i agree most americans would agree with me i don't care what they would have done 15 years ago. what americans care about now is what we're going to do to

prevent spending trillions of dollars putting our troops in harm's way and going into places where we have dangerous messy withdrawal plans that create terrible problems. >> all right. steve, you know, jeb bush, would have made the same decision, that hillary clinton did make. >> that's what jeb bush says. i tell you what, i give him credit for t. even though a lot of people are going to disagree with him. the problem is, i give him points for his honesty for his candor. yes, he in fact disagrees with the president, his brother on a lot of issues. we'll see that over time. the easiest thing would have been to say i disagree with my brother on iraq because public opinion is against it. character is to say what you believe even when public opinion is against you. what's smart is to pull hillary clinton in because he's right. let her say that she would have been against it. because she wasn't against it. that's smart politically and he's been someone of character

by being honest. >> hillary clinton says i voted for it and i'm against it. >> i think it's the smart thing to say, it's the obvious thing to say. the reality is jeb bush is evolving as the republican party is evolving. i think everybody in the republican field now is trying to figure out how much do i appeal to the base during the primaries. how much do i play it moderate. he -- because he doesn't have as much to lose. he has the money behind him. he may or may not have to court the adelson and the koch brothers. he can hold true to his principals like common core and immigration reform and play a little bit less hawkish on some of the others. >> regarding immigration, one thing he told megyn kelly, is we have to show respect to illegal immigrants. there was a wall street journal poll who would you prefer if republicans held the election today. jeb bush is ahead of marco and scott and rand and ted.

>> he's not going to back down. i appreciate what you're saying on the whole issue of listen, immigration is where he is. he's not backing down because he doesn't need the support of t others. why not just be honest and say who you are just because that's what you're supposed to do? >> i totally agree. i think the american people are starting to really hate this whole idea that politicians have to stick to their guns from years ago in order to be trustworthy. they want to see people who can admit to their mistakes and that things are changing and change their minds. >> speaking of trustworthy, polls say americans don't say hillary is trustworthy. >> the fact is, even if you disagree with hillary clinton on the issues, and the irony is a lot of people agree with her on the issues, the last poll i saw was that one in four americans don't trust her. i tell you what, when someone

has been in public life for as long as she's been in public life, it's a really hard thing to say you don't know me that well and over time you'll trust me. when you say i'm totally transparent and you don't release the e-mails. when you say i'm for campaign finance reform and the same week you're holding a fundraiser at a billionaire's house and he's okay because he's not the koch brothers. it doesn't work. >> in the church we pass the offering plate around. she's playing by the rules as they stand right now. >> don't say -- >> with the koch brothers. >> she wants to get elected. she's going to say she wants to be elected. >> if she wants to main thane the progressive base, i'm not talking the far left. she needs to get millennials, they don't like lying.

>> great debate today. thank you very much for getting up early on this monday. coming up, tornados turn deadly. people across the united states slammed by wild weather across the country. look. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> that was yesterday in iowa. just moments ago another twister touching down in texas. we're live at the scene straight ahead. it's one of the oldest girl's clubs in america until now. why the girl scouts may now say being a girl in the girl scouts is optional. ♪ there's some facts about

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now to extreme weather. storms turnly deadly as tornados ripped through the country. >> all the way down. tornado. >> yep, the hardest hit the small town of van, texas. where two dozen people are hurt. kdfw reporter dan godwin is there. what do you see? >> it is something to see. the latest update we got indicates ten people are still unaccounted for. now that we have full daylight, door to door search is being organized. it will get underway. behind me is van intermediate school. remarkable damage. windows smashed trees up rooted and thrown around. debris everywhere. poiwer lines down. the suspected tornado touched

down around 8:45 last night. we are told there are maybe a dozen homes destroyed. maybe 100 plus homes sustained damage. there are 50 or 60 people in a shelter that's been set up. while officials -- now that we have daylight, they are assessing the damage from a very destructive tornado in this town of about 2,600 people 70 miles southeast of dallas. back to you. >> thanks so much, dan. appreciate it. 13 minutes before the the top of the hour. over toly elizabeth. being a girl is about to be optional. the organization will accept boys if they consider themselves to be a girl. bringing the transgender debate into the forefront there. is this just another far left move from that group? joining us is the president and ceo of concerned women for america. al thanks for being with us here.

what does this say to say with the latest girl scouts' move? >> you know, the girl scouts, here we go again. they've been lurching to the left since the 1970's, unfortunately they took god out of the pledge. they hold up feminists up. i have good friends whose daughters are in girl scouts. it makes it harder and harder for them to stay. now with this latest move, they're no longer girl scouts, they're just scouts. that's fine if they want to rebrand. it raises all kinds of questions for patients, volunteer parents who are involved. how are they supposed to manage this? how are they supposed to protect their own children's privacy? it's very complicated and difficult. >> looking at the numbers here between 2003 and 2014 have dropped by 27%. this could be as you indicated a reason why. does this start when a child

considered themselves to no longer be a boy, or is it when the school recognizes it? if the child is recognized by the family and lives as a girl, the girl scouts as an organization,b they can serve her in a setting that is boast emotionally and physically safe. does that satisfy you if it's gone through the wrings of church and school and family that they are now considering this boy to be a girl should the girl scouts do the same? >> how does this work? i don't understand. honestly. you have -- you know, this is really not about the children. this is about adults who don't really want there to be genders in society. they don't believe there's two genders. in fact, when i was prepping for this, i realize i counted, and they count about 20 genders. one of them is asexual. that means depending on the day how you feel. how are we going to manage this? if it were really about the

kids, anything that's sane would not think throwing a little boy who's confused and dealing with hard issues into a tent with middle school girls, which, by the way, there's whole books written about how brutal they can be, is a good idea. and we're seeing this, by the way, elizabeth, you might know in public schools all over the country. in virginia where i live, we had a real situation where they sent a 14-year-old girl into a locker room to change with boys. we're not sure how this is going to work out. we've got to love these kids and we've got to love these parents who are dealing with gender dysphoria. we shouldn't lose our minds. >> it's interesting when you think about the support or lack thereof that's around these institutions. girl scouts not requiring you to be a girl. coming up, calling all pretty little liars fans, they are back. >> call it what you want. we're all going to jail. losy haile up next.

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family next month. joining us, lucy hale. >> can you give us a sneak peek? >> in the nature of our show we pick up where we left off. the girls are kept in captivity. and actually for the first time in the show, later on in the season we're doing a significant flash forward. you know, the girls have been in high school for all six years the show's been on. we get to -- >> someday they've got to graduate. >> they still haven't graduated. that will be fun and new. >> here's something a lot of people don't realize, your first name is not lucy. >> it's not. my first name is actually karen. so that's my grandmother's name. lucy comes from lucille which is my middle name. people are confused. i'll order coffee at star bucks and they'll right lucy and i'll

give them my credit card. >> why did you change it? >> i have always gone by lucy. karen and lucille are grandmother's names. >> your mom is a nurse. >> yeah. >> that's why you're involved in this program. >> voices of meningitis is a whole campaign that's educating teens and adults by meningitis. it's a scary disease. a lot of teens are the ones at risk. so i want -- >> not vaccinated. >> not vaccinated. the whole goal is through the power of music we launched this campaign called boost the volume. the power of music is amazing to me. >> go to our website and find out more. >> and boostthevolume.com. >> good luck on pretty little

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good morning to you. today is monday, may 11th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck, a fox news alert. the twisters turn deadly as americans from texas to michigan brace for more tornados. >> there goes the school. >> and just this morning, another twister touching down in texas. the breaking details for you straight ahead. then breaking news on the four people accused in the cold blooded murders of two hero police officers as they get ready to face a judge later today. but first, you'll hear from the mayor who led the charge to track down their alleged killers. coming up. patriotism is in play at nfl

stadiums across the nation. did you know some of the teams are charging the military big bucks just to salute the flag? and those serving in the national guard? we'll explain because mornings are better with friends. welcome aboard. thanks for joining us. hope you had a nice mother's day. >> we do wish you that. we're wishing you safety here. listen to this, overnight. extreme weather turning deadly as storms slam the central plains and parts of the south. brand new video this morning showing the destruction in the southwest region of arkansas where two people were killed after a possible tornado. it wrecked a mobile home park there h. two more people are critically hurt. >> the same storm system spawning a twister in van, texas. 26 people are hurt. crews are searching for ten

people who are unaccounted for this morning. the school there, also damaged. in the wake of the storm, dangerous flooding strands several people. they had to be rescued by helicopter in iowa. listen to this. >> there goes the school. >> another tornado hitting a school in lake city. administrators had enough time to get people to safety. the building was damaged. >> as the sun comes up there they'll take a look at the damage. we'll have live shots throughout the morning and the afternoon. bret baier takes the stage later today. to celebrate mother's day. al women. love going to hockey game. >> yeah. unfortunately we couldn't take them across the to the finish

line. loss to the rangers. there was not enough sugar to keep them up. >> there never is. >> what was the sense as the capitals mounted that comeback, was there hope in the baier family? >> it was getting exciting there. we had to go because it was a school night. and we couldn't take them across the victory. we have big hopes for game seven. >> in new york? >> we're not going to go to new york. we have hope, still. >> my wife and i and your colleague peter doocy and his sister went to the nationals game over the weekend. we sat in ed henry's seats. they're really good. you know, i don't know what you're paying him, he's got some good seats. >> i know. i know. he's connected here. >> if you were nicer to him, you'd get a shot at those seats. >> that's true. we'll see. >> speaking of getting paid, did you hear about this, 14 nfl

teams have been paid $5.4 million that's over $5 million. >> taxpayer money. >> that's right. to honor veterans at the game. most of the time when you see great ceremonies take place at tha games, flag comes out. you'd think this is a great move by the teams to do this. we think they're doing it on their own. now we're hearing they're billing our military. >> yeah. it's pretty amazing when you think about it. you had the senator from arizona saying it was egregious waste of taxpayer dollars. most people in the stadiums believes the teams themselves are honoring these vets. and the hometown heroes and all of these events. $5.4 million over three years most of it coming from the national guard. the guard says it's a good promotion for us and a good recruiting tool. i think there is this bad taste about it that you didn't know they were being paid for it.

>> exactly. at the same time, you know, the teams are out to make money. they do a lot of stuff for money. i think if people just knew that this was underwritten by in many cases the national guard, it would -- >> it could take away from it. >> bottom line, it's a good feeling for the people in the stands. and you know, we are honoring the vets, but it's, as you look at the dollar amounts, you know, it's interesting that we didn't know that until now. >> it's surprising the teams that actually accepts the money. we asked our viewers should they take the money? >> some don't. >> let's talk about the gop. you saw a lot of candidates spread throughout the sunday shows trying to get some publicity. and they open themselves up to tough questions. some dismissive kind of insulting questions. perhaps this exchange is emblematic because chuck todd and carly fiorina.

>> why did hp fire you and why did the stock go up 7%. >> they did fire me. i've been open about that. i was fired in a boardroom brawl. we had board members leaking information out of the board room. it is a leader's job to challenge the status quo. when you do, you make enemies. >> did they fire the last host of meet the press and the ratings went up? that's unrelated. then after that, carly fiorina, actually sent out a tweet for chuck todd who asked her about the domain thing. >> the domain thing said somebody else bought her domain and listed how she lay them off. >> she said thank you for having me on. check out chuck todd org it

takes you to carly fiorina for president. >> she did the same thing with seth meyers. one, buy all the domain names. >> that's a lot. >> take care of that if you're running for president. listen the questions about her time at hp are legitimate because they are questions in the business community about her leadership there. whether the tone and tenor of those exchanges was the same as it would have been, you know, another candidate, who knows. i think that both huckabee on the sunday show and fiorina, actually came out of it pretty well. because they can then turn it around and say, hey, listen we're fighting the mainstream media. >> i agree with you too. i like to add this to give you color on the huckabee situation. he was asked a question about one of products he endorsed including for diabetes when he was in between at fox and running for president, which is now. i thought he gave a pretty good

answer for that. he said i'm not embarrassed to say if something can help you with diabetes i'm going to support it. you're in the free market. i believe this guy is like ronald reagan who advertised a few products between between governor and president and actor. >> these are all fair game questions. if you're going to run for president, all of it is on the table. expect to hear more and more of this as these people go out to different media outlets. the biggest questions that we have on the other side, the democratic side, haven't been answered. hillary clinton has taken eight questions since launching her campaign for president. and hopefully the questions will be spread fairly around. >> by the way, i looked at bret baier.org. that takes you to the special report page. >> well done. >> we're trying. we're trying hard. >> make sure you locked it up in

a long five year commitment. >> we'll see you at 6:00. >> nine minutes after the top of the hour. time for news and a fox news alert. serious news to bring you out of mississippi. it is a fox news alert. four people are behind bars just hours after allegedly killing two mississippi police officers in cold blood. they are all expected to appear in court later today. two of them facing capital mu murder charges accused of killing 23-year-old benjamin deen and 25-year-old liquori tate. earlier the mayor of hattiesburg explained why the investigation has moved quickly. >> the promise i made to the families is we're going to make sure we get the people that were behind this, the reason that their son and their husband and father were slain and left in the street as you said. we did that. >> later today, the hattiesburg community will hold a memorial service for the slain officers. a mother's day melee in massachusetts. more man 100 people were at

revere beach outside of boston. witnesses say when two women started fighting, their boyfriends joined in. it just got a whole lot worse from there. people started throwing bottles and rocks into the crowd and also at police officers. it's still unclear how many people were involved in that massive fight. no one was hurt, as many as 12 people were arrested. developing at this hour, desperate search for a missing college student who vanished before he was set to graduate. the parents of this 23-year-old thought he was graduating from penn state, but when they got to his apartment, john was nowhere to be found. it turns out he hadn't finished his classes and actually was not going to graduate. police said all of his belongings were left behind. they're investigating several possible sightings. as early as today the nfl could announce its decision on deplate gate punishments after last week's report blew up the controversial all over good. the league's commissioner is

expected to suspend patriots' tom brady with a suspension of alleged knowledge of the deflated balls. some are predicting that brady could sit out the first two games of the season. and those are your headlines. a lot of talk about what that punishment could be, if any. >> stand by for news. >> draft picks, suspensions, fines. >> i think it should be the ring and draft picks. two of the teams -- if proven that you were playing you should forfeit your draft pick. >> you're wrong. double secret probation. >> if found guilty. we're not there yet. i'm a new england girl. but i think ring and draft picks to the team you were playing. >> wow. >> if found guilty. >> we should know later today. >> the problem is, it happened over a seriesgames. it's not just the colts. >> scatter your draft picks around then.

if guilty. >> man. >> oh, my goodness. >> i put my kids in time out. coming up on monday, they sent anonymous e-mail to their coach who benched their son, now these parents facing stalking charges and jailtime. did the school go too far? the debate is next. you know what they say, the bigger they are, the harder they fall. did you see shaq last week? >> ouch. >> now he's taking some desperate measures. ♪ it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts.

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listen to this, a new jersey couple is facing stalking charges for sending anonymous e-mail to a coach and his school because the coach benched their son. four e-mail conversations over a two year period. are the passengers guilty of harassment. the law says yes. what do you say? we have a former prosecutor. you say this is stalking. >> text book case. gone are the days when you had to come face to face with your stalker. those days are gone. because now we're in a digital age. under new jersey law if you commit a source of conduct toward a specific person by any

means, including electronic, you are guilty. >> in particular, this couple is accused of cooking up two fake e-mail addresses. and then sending it to him, the coach directly, and the school to try to get him fired. >> you say this is not stalking. >> it's not. i wouldn't say you should try this at home. this is not stalking. stalking is a repeat use of e-mails or other indishia to threaten someone. there is no bodily injury. >> they wanted to have him fired. >> four e-mails in two years. that's not repeat and you're not wanting to cause harm. >> four e-mails is more than one. the threat doesn't have to be a threat. you have to cause emotional distress. if you're trying to get somebody fired or cause them to quit. >> whether it comes to stalking, you clog the cops with that how about calling the parents in and

saying what's wrong with you. to have indictment and a trial and whether these -- >> it's a crime. >> it's a crime. >> what should they do. they pleaded not guilty last week. they're a couple, obviously this is very embarrassing. it's hard to go back to the school i would imagine going forward. >> right now it's hard to go anywhere. the problem is we want to have a trial with a jury or whether or not what they did was repeat and causing harm. >> you've got to get this stuff. you don't agree with the coach's decision whether he was right or wrong, doesn't matter. there's a way to go about it a civilized way as a civilized human being. >> all of my kids when they were going through sports at one time or other i would have a disagreement with the coach i would talk to him. i didn't try to get anybody fired. >> you didn't put notes in his

ma mail box. >> stalk associate whing is lik and you want to do harm to a person i'm not saying i condone it. it is not stalking under the law. >> they probably won't see the inside of a jail cell, there should be an order of protection where they have to stop this behavior. >> that i agree with. >> we thank you very much for joining us. what do you think? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. do not make up a fake e-mail address. an autistic child kicked off a flight because your behavior made the pilot uncomfortable. we'll explain why. the airline and even a passenger are defending this action. this is -- is this a republican's secret weapon to winning the white house? meet the biographer that uncovered some of ronald reagan's best kept secrets and how they could lead the republican candidates to

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this is a story that has a lot of people outraged. an autistic child kicked off a flight because her behavior made the pilot uncomfortable. this morning that airline still will not apologize. >> heather childers is here to explain the story. a lot of people have heard parts of it. they need to know the whole story. >> we've gotten a lot of response online already on this. the family was returning home from oregon, that's how it began. they were headed home from disney world when donna beagle realized her daughter was getting hungry. and also frustrated.

juliette has special dietary needs. that's her daughter. her mom asked to buy food from first class. >> i asked the flight attendant if she had anything hot. if it's warm, she won't eat it. if it's cold she won't eat it. she said i have anything. i said how don't we wait for her to have a melt down and then she's crying and then you'll want to help her. >> the united airlines flight attendant reluctantly complied. then the plane made an emergency landing in utah. the family was told they had to get off. >> the police officer said you know, we have to ask you to leave the plane. the captain doesn't feel comfortable flying to portland with your daughter. people were shouting leave her alone, let her go. let her go. there's no issue. >> and those aren't the only people who didn't know what the issue was. beagle said the officers had to ask what was wrong. because juliet had calmed down

and was watching a movie at the time. united defends its decision saying it had to protect passengers. one passenger does agree saying, she wasn't put off the plane because she had oddiautism she maybe proposing a threat. what if she got crazy and got up and opened a door at 36,000 feet. donna beagle said the suit is not about money. she wants to make sure this doesn't happen to another family. lots of responses we're getting, both sides. >> we've been following them on twitter and facebook. people have an opinion on this. thank you for bringing us the details on that. notice the great communicator, president ronald reagan took office as our nation was facing two major crisises. he gave americans a reason to look forward to the future. >> they expect you to tell your children that the american people, no longer have the will

to cope with their problems, that the future will be one of sacrifice and few opportunities. my fellow citizens, i utterly reject that view. the years ahead are great ones for this country, for the cause of freedom and the spread of civilization. we as americans have the capacity now as we've had in the past, to do whatever needs to be done to preserve this last and greatest bastion of freedom. >> wow, if this sense of optimism our next guest says the republican contenders need to emulate if they want to win. we have the author of a brand new book, reagan the life. he joins us from austin, texas. the major biography done on reagan since his passing. before we talk about your book, could we talk about if any of the 15 plus candidates who might be running on the gop side could take something from reagan, what would it be? >> first thing is to reflect

reagan's profound optimism in the future of america. there's a strong strain in conservative thinking that has people wringing their hands. reagan thought things were going wrong were matters of detail. at the basic level the united states was the greatest country in earth and its brightest future still lay ahead. >> also the fact is goldwater had a similar message but without the optimism. he plowed the ground and ronald reagan added the nuance. >> conservatives often appear angry. gold' water did. he scared a lot of people during the 60's. when reagan came along, he preached the same conservative message, but he put a kinder face on it. people responded positively to reagan. reagan drew people in. and that combination of the conservative flaphilosophy.

>> signing the deal with gorbachev those were historic moments. you had access to archiveal f t footage that nobody else had. >> i had access to his diary. there's a lot of top level material that came from national security council meetings, meetings of the policy planning group. you can see reagan, you can read reagan really thinking through the issues that confronted the united states. and one of the things that really stands out of all of this, is reagan was much more firmly in control than people gave him credit for being. >> absolutely. the other thing that stood out to me as i scan through your book is that ronald reagan was not necessarily built for success. his dad drank too much. his brother was a better athlete. he was the new kid in school. didn't know what he wanted to do. during the great depression he gets out of school without a job. he had it anything but easy.

>> that's exactly true. with reagan, there weren't the early signals this guy was going to be someone who was going to change america and change the world. he was in his 50's before he got into politics in any kind of regular way. if you look at reagan in the early years there are no indications this is the guy who is going to be the most important president of the second half of the 20th century. >> without the superstar success and superstardom. what a life. that's a great name for a book. ronald reagan, what a life. thanks for joining us. we'll have you back. coming up straight ahead. dr. oz still under fire as some doctors accused him of alleged quack treatments and call him for him to design. hear how he fought back. talk about government gone wild. dozens of things you can do today is now considered a crime.

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the tornado ended up coming through, snapped a lot of trees just like tooth picks. it damaged a lot of homes and cars throughout the area. as we walk this way, i want to show you the elementary school for van, it got hit. pretty much every window smashed. there is debris everywhere. we know that 26 people who live in van were transported by ems to local hospitals. we're told many more could have gone by private transportation the number of injured could go up. at the same time, ten people are unaccounted for. we're told that search and rescue teams are going home to home trying to find those people. they're doing everything they can to make sure that they find everybody who was impacted. at the same time, there is a flash flood watch in this area. they're concerned more bad weather could be coming through in the next couple of hours. >> thank you very much. i'm looking at the radar now and i see a line of heavy storms.

>> we'll keep you posted on that this morning and throughout the day. heather nauert is standing by with an alert for us as well. let's start out with that. secretary of state john kerry heads to russia for a meeting with russian president vladmir putin. on the agenda, several small issues, including iran, syria, and the ukraine. this trip marks kerry's first visit since the crisis in ukraine started spurring tensions between russia and the west. the most popular doctor in daytime television has been taking heat lately. dr. oz joined us earlier to talk about his criticism over his credibility. listen. i wish i had never used a lot of terms i used for weight loss supplements. that was the big mistake all of us acknowledge. i stopped doing that over a year ago. i never wanted my message to be hijacked by marketers. i in general get it right. i don't want to be held to that level.

i do things on the show to hep people in a positive way. we get good feedback for that. dr. oz celebrated his 1,000th episode with hugh jackman. we showed you the shaq accident. last week the legend tripped. he wrapped himself -- i love him. wrapped himself in bubble wrap on last night show so he won't fall. he won't get hurt if he falls again. 7'1" that's a lot of bubble wrap. 24 minutes before the top of the hour. it looks like business as usual isn't so usual anymore. thanks to the latest government regulations, every day tasks could now be considered a crime. >> maria bartiromo says it's about to have a big effect on the hiring process. the code for federal

regulations, 175,000 pages. there is federal crimes you could possibly commit in there. >> that is why increasingly what you're seeing is businesses hiring virtually all of their new hires are in the legal department. so you know, for example, you look at the major banks, they've got 2,000 people in compliance. another 5,000 people in money laundering so they can insure that they have enough people making sure there are no laws broken. there are so many things that could happen that could put these major businesses in the spotlight. >> things that weren't against the law before and now they're federal crimes. >> that's right. not only that you're seeing a massive crackdown when it comes to financial services. anything that is highly regulated you're seeing a big crackdown, increasing worry about, you know, making sure that everything is done right. so that's where the hiring is. when you look at the amount of

regulation from dodd frank to obamacare, epa rules, it's squeezing the life out of any other opportunity to hire people. because it's all about legal staff that's being hired. everyone else, they're talking about look, it's just not cost effective. >> less traders, more people in the legal. >> that's right. fewer people that are actually inin integral to the business. >> no one talks to more business leaders than you do on a regular basis. if you have a universal truth it's too much regulation. if candidates are looking for a silver bullet that would go across party lines and cat pult them on top, wouldn't regulation be the silver bullet. >> that's definitely one of the things. i don't think anyone is saying we don't want to be regulated or the law. you need an environment where it is rational where that's what these guys are thinking about,

abiding by laws and making sure they have the proper shaf. then you're not seeing growth. >> so now you've got all these compliance officers and all these companies, at the same time has the federal government beefed up the enforcement side? no. you got a bunch of lawyers on one side being ready for the day when uncle sam might come after them. >> the issue is in government, people are not being paid. it's a tough life. people don't want those jobs. they don't have the skill sets required to actually keep up with the invasion going on in business. they don't even have the right people and the right resources in the government overseeing this. >> you'll start your show shortly. don't miss maria on the fox business network. >> we are talking to the major vc investor and the evaluations you're seeing in the market for ab&b. we'll tuqalk to the president o

the new york stock exchange. >> we'll be watching 21 minutes from now. >> welcome to monday. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. up next, who stole the kangaroo from the wisconsin zoo? >> yeah, who did that. celebrities to politicians some valuable advice they are offering for america's youth. >> to know serve the load and it's your choice. >> put god first in everything you do. everything i have is by the grace of god. >> that's denzel washington. >> the inspiring messages graduates got to hear coming your way. ♪ he says she's an undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted?

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window? that wild animal snuck into a building by crashing through a roof. a little girl reels in a gobig fish. >> don't lose it. reel it in. you just caught this monster. >> that girl using her pink pole to pull in a gray bass as dad cheers her on. a baby kangaroo stolen out of his mama's pouch at the wisconsin zoo. that's a problem with not having a lock on it. police say the zoo located near green bay wisconsin not locked. four baby goats were taken, too. thank you, brian. this weekend was a big one for

college graduations. instead of the typical life lessons, these speakers decided to talk about god. here is the best selling book miracles. joins me to discuss. thanks for being here. it's getting a lot of talk. i want to ask you about these graduation speeches. they went straight to the almighty. we'll start with jeb bush at liberty university. watch this. >> it's the greatest of all callings. to know, love, and serve the lord, and it's yours by choice. it's a depressing fact that when some people think of christianity and. dayo christian values they think of something narrow and outdated. we can take this as unfair criticism, as it typically is. or we can take it as a further challenge to show in our lives the most dynamic and joyful message that came into the world. >> powerful. timely, though, do you think? >> well, it's kind of

complicated. first of all, jeb bush, you know, people who are followers of politics understand he has the shore up the social conservative base. right now i think social conservatives like me, think of him as possibly a john huntsman. we don't really know that he has the back of religious people in america. there are catholics in american and evangelicals are deeply freaked out about the religious freedom issue. he, obviously, understand that. he knew that -- >> nothing to hide there. >> he needs to go to place like liberty and put himself out there as one of us. somebody who is going to fight for this. most americans are thinking about this. and the gop candidate, whoever that will be, needs to speak out loudly for people. he attempted to do that. the question is, i'm sorry to say, will he follow through.

he has a number of top advisors in his campaign who are extremely pro same sex marriage. they're activists. when that news came out, a lot of christians just thought, wait a second, who is jeb bush. what is he going to stand for? will he throw us under the bus. i think he understood i need to go to a place like liberty. i need to put it out here. it's great to hear him talking about this. i'm not cynical. at the same time -- >> he's being open and sharing that with the youth of america about to set forward. >> i hope so. >> ohio governor john kasich spoke as well as dominican university. >> our heavenlepsy father created every single person in this room for someone special. i don't care who's in this audience today and i don't care how old you are and i don't care what your physical condition,

it's never too late to find out what the lord wants you to do. >> great message there. >> the funny thing is americans are hungry for this. and the cultural elites including many gop politicians, haven't been speaking this language. and in america, if you want to connect with middle america, you need to understand, middle america is always talking about god. abraham lincoln did it. this is not something new for us. kudos to john kasich. one cultural catalyst is denzel washington, he spoke at dillard university. >> put god first in everything you do. everything that i have is by the grace of god. understand that. i've been directed. i've been corrected. i've kept god in my life and it kept me humble. i didn't always stick with him but he always stuck with me. so stick with him in everything you do.

>> wow. there seems to be a great hunger for that. you hear the applause. put god first. >> you notice denzel washington is not running for president. that tells us we can take every syllable he spoke 100% seriously. we don't have to wonder what he's thinking. he's cool approved, he's an icon. he knows what a lot of people in public life don't seem to know is that african-americans are all about god. they basically have been thrown under the bus by the democratic party which has gone secular. i think a lot of them are angry. here you have a cultural hero speaking his heart, not ashamed. he's not afraid to talk about god. he understands god's changed his life. he knows his audience is on the same page. he won't pretend to be mr. secular, mr. cool. he understands your average african-american god is all over the culture. he's not ashamed.

our political leaders and cultural leaders need to take a page out of the denzel washington playbook. >> we saw a lot of that this weekend with the graduation speakers. two police officers gunned down in cold blood and their deaths being celebrated on social media. peter johnson, jr., weighing in on this and what the response should be. we'll check in with bill hemmer. >> good morning to you. on a monday. breaking news on the vicious weather system, the fallout today on that. a bombshell report on the killing of bin laden. did the administration tell the truth over how that happened. we will tell you what we know. terrorism has gone viral. the head of the homeland security committee. the saudis snubbed the white house. the war on police, is that what we have this summer? martha and i will see you in ten minutes.

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fox news alert. two mississippi police officers shot dead and now four suspects in hattiesburg, mississippi facing charges. the death of these two cops bring the total of 40 police officers killed this year. what's more disturbing, some celebrated their deaths online with one posting this tweet, two police officers were shot in hattiesburg tonight. got them. disgusting. fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. is live with reaction. >> good morning, steve. the war on police is on in america. i'm at what's called the sacred precinct by some of the police community at battery park city. 100 ferom the east river we

celebrate the honor of hundreds of police officers. the war on cops in america is real and it begins with the government. the government has failed in its obligations to many communities in america. and instead of taking blame, they're blaming the police. and as a result, we see ambushes on police officers, sneak attacks on police officers. rising dramatically. and we have the evidence of it. brian moore, raphael ramose, lui. and now tate and deen. this memorial here is testament to their service. it should not be consultation to us or their families. it's wrong. >> it is wrong. here on this program you have taken up many cause and

crusades. it was a number of years ago, some of the widows of our fallen police officers came to you and asked for the government to change the law here in new york and you helped make that happen. >> well, they did. there was a courageous group called survivors of the shield back in the late 1980's. they didn't have to right to remarry or sue or college scholarships or therapy for their children. we went to the late governor cuomo and he said let's do a memorial and all these things. that's what we need to do in this country going forward. it is not enough to say only to our servicemen thank you for your service. we need to say that to our police officers. they are not occupying forces, racists, they are our protectors in this country. we pay tribute to this during this police week at battery park city. >> peter johnson, jr. at the police memorial here in new york. we'll be right back.

that went so well, we're going to do it again tomorrow. >> if you have to run from to tv run to radio. bill: thank you, guys. a fox news alert. two key american allies appearing to snub the white house which may put any deal with iran in jeopardy. saudi arabia and bahrain decline a meeting to be held this week at the white house. and june kerry will sit down with vladimir putin. a deadly round of tornado once again tearing across the heartland. >> there goes the school! there