[national anthem] ♪ hey everybody, good morning. today is saturday, the 23rd of may 2015. i'm anna kooiman. inside the mansion murders brand new information about the brutal crime. new evidence and why police think the suspect had help. >> and from the hillary clinton file, the holiday weekend document dump exposing hundreds of her emails. now we know she slept through a benghazi briefing. what else those emails reveal and what it means for her campaign. >> and is chivalry really dead? >> whatever happened to chivalry? does it only exist in 80's movies? >> why some say this photo take a look at it closely is proof that chivalry is

dead. >> i bet some of you don't even know what's wrong with the picture. >> like the highlights magazine. the debate eating up the internet right now mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> you guys have got it it our floor director dave has got it peter doocy in this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> if you are up early time to start thawing your meat. this is the time of the morning? this is when you want to start thawing your meat. get your stuff out. get your hamburgers in the sink. >> get your stuff out. >> get your chicken out. >> if you are not the king of the barbecue you will be after today's show. we'll be talking about that coming up. a clinton document dump. the state department releasing nearly 300 emails revealing the direct aftermath of the deadly benghazi attack. >> those emails showing

hillary clinton was aware the attack was planned by well-trained fighters. even as she continued to push the spontaneous attack narrative. >> fox news chief correspondent james rosen is here to break it all down for us this morning. >> in the 296 emails the state department uploaded often redacted, then secretary of state hillary clinton is seen receiving updates on the benghazi attacks for weeks after they claim the lives of u.s. ambassador libya chris stevens and three other americans. hit five sunday talk shows dismissing the idea it was a terrorist attack. jake sullivan wrote her to say he found words uttered by rice troubling. suggested the investigation into the attacks might reach a different conclusion. >> we know which embassies are more in danger than others. >> when patrick kennedy in charge of all state

department buildings worldwide wrapped up a tough day of house october in october '10 is. clinton emailed did we survive the day? yes. help set things tonight. >> a week after testimony. appears to have requested from sullivan and' sullivan appears to have forwarded to clinton talking points. >> the white house and cia had labored over a month earlier when they painstakingly scrubbed the document intended for lawmakers consumption reference to terrorist involvement. the next day october 18, clinton chief of staff cheryl mills forwarded to the boss a reuters interview with abu khatallah a commander who bragged about being present for the attacks and who two years later would be arrested and charged for his role in them. three months after she read khatallah's infamous interview clinton said the benghazi attacks may have benefited from no premed

premeditation at all. >> what difference does it make. >> the emails show cozy confidence between mills and matt olson then the head of the national counter terrorism center. olson had been the first to declare benghazi a terrorist attack after killings there. in november of 2012 he was privately emailing clinton's aide to tell her he thought hearings on benghazi were going fine. >> at the state department, james rosen, fox news. >> so much coming out on emails and some of the big take aways on all of it. it happened right in front of the holiday weekend. >> classic time. >> everyone is hitting the road and going down the beach for the memorial day weekend. among the big take aways there is this benghazi briefing on the morning of september 15th that now we know she slept in till about 10:45 that morning. >> she missed a very important security briefing. this is just days after your ambassador and three other innocent americans are killed.

you remember that infamous ad on the campaign trail when the flames were being thrown between obama and clinton clinton said that ':00 a.m. phone call when that red phone is ringing in the white house who do you want to be on the other end of the line a freshman senator or me? well look who is sleeping on the job now. >> nobody really talks about hillary clinton's age right now. it's kind of off limits. she would be the same age as reagan if she won and was sworn in. do you think people are going to start talking about her age when it turns out she is sleeping through important briefings when someone is saght outside her house in washington in the middle of the week almost 11:00 in the morning. >> she is traveling all over the world and jet lag and things come on this is days after a terrorist attack. >> another take away from this batch of emails was hillary clinton said nothing classified had been sent through her private email account. now, to be clear this particular document wasn't classified but it later was

classified. it later rose to the level of being classified. >> she didn't send it. somebody sent it to her. it still ended up on this server that she controlled that was not necessarily secure. >> went from unclassified to secret yesterday. now, also something that is raising eyebrows. she called the murdered security contractor chris smith instead of sean smith. it appears that she was mixing up the names of ambassador chris stevens and then sean smith. some say this is just, you know people make mistakes on names. others say you need to dot all your i's and cross all your t's when you talk about innocent lives being lost. >> remember, nothing that just came out is of anything of real concern to her because she has gone through every single email the personal stuff and work stuff and said you know what? i want to get rid of these forever and nobody is ever going to see them. these are okay. these are the in batch that she thought were okay for us to see. >> making everything seem like it's routine.

he yes i know the fbi is now involved in this, but this is just what happens on freedom of information acts when requests are made. here she is yesterday in new hampshire talking about this very thing. >> i'm glad that the emails are starting to come out. this is something that i have asked to be done as you know for a long time. and those releases are beginning. >> so, to peter's point right, this is stuff that they have gone through, they have sifted through to decide. republicans were hoping for a smoking gun. a lot of these things probably will come back to haunt her whether they are in ads or commentaries during debates. charles krauthammer says this is a farce. these documents were raked over by the clintons, there is nothing here. >> this whole release is a farce. what is being released now gowdy indicates is stuff that was scrubbed and cleansed and decided upon, chosen by her own people acting in her own interests rather than as should happen as the law requires to happen, and as happens

with others secretaries of state and other secretaries the choosing ought to be done with a people who have an obligation to the public. we are getting the cleaned up version. >> we are getting the sanitized version on benghazi and then later it will probably be the same thing about iraq and same thing about the family foundation. >> one more point about the emails, you know, she doesn't like to answer a lot of questions as we have seen but at some point she is going to have to answer to the green wing of her party, why in like 36 out of the 86 emails she is just sending something to somebody and say please print this out. >> she likes killing trees. >> we will have much more on a political debate moments on that. another store gripping d.c. you have heard about the murders of the d.c. mansion of the sawp plus family. new emails overnight what we know and what investigators are looking for. we had heard one individual,

darren wintd who was arrested this week. there may have been a second person helping him the entire time this family was tortured and then brutally murdered. >> this is what a court document is saying. the crimes in this affidavit required the presence and assistance of more than one person. >> if you think about how this thing unfolded over the time when they pulled these individuals over and you have this box truck in front of the other car. the police were -- the marshalls were following them for a long time until they got to a portion of the d.c. suburb that was quiet and didn't have a lot of people involved. two cars can boxed truck that had $10,000 cash inside of it and the other car that had two of the girls in it plus a brother also in this car. they were looking at those individuals now to find out if one of those people were involved. >> right, so initially there was had $0,000 that was demanded and employee of mr. saupolus brought that

by. the demonstration of this money is consistent with the denomination prior to the homicide. >> these documents revealing that there could have been more than one person involved. it fits with the neighborhood because the houses are very close together and there is always a lot of foot traffic whether somebody walking their dog or somebody going out to the mailbox to drop something off. the fact that these four people were also brutally murdered by now we think at least two people, it does seem to fit with the neighborhood. >> anna, especially over the time that they everywhere there pizza delivered to the house you have four people in this house. for one person to be in control of those four people for that entire time, you know it seems strange and if this police report is anything to go on right now. we are just getting more details about it. it seems that some people could have been watching

other members of the family at this time. we have discussion about that dna pulled off of the pizza, if it was thanks to that one pizza delivery that the d.a. was pulled off of the swabs we might not have even found this guy. >> other people were they hungry too: >> some other stories making headlines on saturday morning now. developing this morning brand new dash cam video showing the terrifying moment a plane crashes on atlanta highway killing four people heading to a college graduation. can you see the plane going down then seconds later thick black smoke rising. shortly after officer arrives at the scene finding the pilot up in flames. greg bird along with his two sons and one of their fiancees died. a preliminary report shows bird radioed in that he was having trouble gaining altitude. >> also overnight the senate blocking a house bill to end the nsa's bulk

collection of phone records. passed last week and supported by president obama. blocked two month extension of the current patriot act meaning it will expire on the 31st. the senate will reconvene on the 31st for moore debate. a hole in one should be no trouble at all here. take a look at this all for the wrong reasons. check out the massive sinkhole that opened up in missouri's golf course designed by golf great jack nicklaus. the hole is 85 feet wide, '5 feet deep. it shouldn't take long to fill up since it's not in the main course. >> get over to rick now for a look at the memorial day forecast. >> loss going on. we have a lot of rain and more storms and waking up across the northeast to incredibly cold temperatures. 34 degrees in buffalo. it will warm up tonight and into monday morning so things are going to get better. a chilly start to it.

much of the eastern seaboard beautiful all weekend long tons of sunshine. one spot watching is the same exact spot central and southern plains. get ready for another four to five inches of rain across spots completely flooded. more flooding, unfortunately guys all weekend long. same places once again. >> just like last time. thanks rick. >> you bet. coming up, he picked the wrong guy to mess with. how one man turned the tables on this would be carjacker. >> and we have been talking about it all morning. hillary clinton document dump on the holiday weekend. what does it mean for her white house run? a fair and balanced debate is next.

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the state department releasing its first round of emails from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state including pieces of correspondence related to benghazi. so how will this document dump impact her run for 2016? joining us to to debate. political prospect. radio talk show host richard fowler. thank you for waking up early at the start of a long weekend for us. >> good morning peter. >> first kailey, hillary clinton cherry picked these emails. everything that we have seen is something that she thought was okay to take off of her private server and put out there. she obviously does not think that anything we he have seen so far is going to hurt her 2016 chances. is she right? >> yeah, these are the mild emails. you are exactly right. we forget about 32,000 emails she deleted. this how the clintons operate. they don't do things by the book. they have do things that protect them at the expense of the american people. the hacking, for instance, we see that part of he the

emails was redacted by the fbi. she was emailing on a private server vulnerable hackers. we found out through said my blumenthal's private account which was hacked by romanian hacker and given to a russian mouth piece. this was a dangerous scenario and put the american people's interest at the expense of her own. >> how much does this but put a dent in hillary clinton's chances for 2016. >> her likability amongst the base is going up. i understand yes she should have used a state department server. let's be real the state department server was hacked a couple months ago itself. nothing to do with the fact that there is no coverup here. there is no smoke here. nothing at all. >> there is no coverup? >> no. where is the coverup. >> 32,000 deleted emails. that is in fact a coverup. >> what is she covering up?

>> exactly we don't know because they are no longer on her private server. >> here's the thing. the thing is that there is no coverup here. they released 30,000 emails just yesterday alone. there was no coverup. there was no smoking gun. republicans are just -- they are misguided on this whole benghazi thing. clearly these foreign ministers shouldn't have died and we should do everything to secure up our embassies but with that said. >> hey richard i a question for you. you say you think this just goes to show that republicans are making too big of a deal out of benghazi. is it republicans making a big deal because hillary clinton is going to testify she has got her friend sydney blumenthal going to testify, abidine may be the next in line to go testify. they ever taking this very seriously, too. >> no, they have all been asked to testify by select committee who this is not the first time hillary clinton has testified in front of congress on benghazi. benghazi happened a couple years ago instead of focusing on how to make sure that every embassy is safe.

republicans are focusing on this one particular embassy. north as a measure to increase embassy security that's down right wrong. >> you got this latest batch of emails being put out in the latest list of clinton scandals. do you think it opens the door for another democrat? who? >> no doubt. i think elizabeth warren, despite saying she is not entering the race is sitting on the sidelines. this is looking like a very appealing scenario. hillary clinton lost to no name senator out of illinois in 2008. it can happen again. >> all right. kayleigh and richard thank you very much. >> thanks. >> officers given ultimatum choose between prayer and policing. >> a lot of people are saying how can you do that? you have a family. >> i would do it again because i know the convictions that i have. >> this officer and another now out of a job. they are here to explain why faith was an easy choice. then, al sharpton's daughter suing new york city over a sprained ankle but then

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welcome back. two stories making headlines overnight. isis now in control of the iraqi town of -- police and tribal fighters fleeing after running out of ammunition in that at the 10 miles from ramadi. dozens of pro-government force is taking over. in mexico, 43 people are dead after a fierce three hour gun battle there between a drug gang and police. fire fight on a ranch in mexico. 43 people killed, one was a

police officer others were members of the drug cartel. anna? >> all right. clayton thanks. two georgia police officers resigned after refused to stop timeoff. chief of police issuing a ultimatum. punishment and eventually termination. for next guest it wasn't hard decision to make they chose their faith and now they are out of a job. former police officer setting a amanda petifer and -- >> good morning, thank you for having us. >> david i will start with you. what took so long, if this program was so bad and terrible why did it take 11 month to be kicked out of the police station there? >> well, we had had approval from the chief i believe is he a godly man. we have been praying together in the morning before work for two years.

we had received some backlash from my head supervisor over investigations with the assistant chief of police. when that happened, they brought it to the district attorney's attention that it would probably not be a good idea and pressured the chief to make the decision to give us ultimatum. >> sergeant petifor. were you making anybody pray with you? were you forcing your faith upon anyone? >> no. this was a regular ministry at a church. everyone there was a volunteer. they raised their hand, they came out of the pod. they went into totally separate room to pray with us. it wasn't anything anybody did not want to do. >> we do want to let the police chief weigh in. here he is. >> he can believe himself to have been pressured. there was no pressure on him to leave. there was pressure on him to

be be obedient. it's pretty hard to sit down and help someone seek forgiveness over something special and then discern between that and well, how are you going to arrest me if you have forgiven me? >> david you were under the pressure you had ultimatum whether you needed to stop praying or get out of your job and you have a family to worry about. how do you respond to this? >> i do. well i knew this was coming. i just -- i stay close to the lord and when this all happened, i just started seeking the lord about it and, i don't know, i just -- i don't know. >> >> amanda, finally, do you feel like christians are being persecuted? >> i do, i do. they are being persecuted throughout all over the world right now. so, i mean, like i said, this time i believe was coming and i think he was just pressured to tell us that. >> yeah.

>> and sergeant amanda pettepher has this strengthened or weakened your faith. >> strengthened my faith. god is going to take care of me no matter what comes our way. the law that they're stating is the clergy privilege which i do not believe applies in this given situation. the reason why we are doing this it, we don't hold any animuses city toward the chief of police or toward the police department. they are very fine men and women working there who are friends. we have always worked with what we want is clarification. we don't want to sue. we don't care about money. it's not about that. >> you just want to be able to stand up for your faith. >> yes. >> during your time off the job. >> yes. >> thank you so much. and a rally was held on thursday and another one planned in the next couple of weeks from people in the community rallying around you. >> thank you. >> we he did reach out to the police department for another statement and we never heard back from them.

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whatever happened to chivalry, does it only exist in 80's movies? i want john cusack holding a boom box outside my window. i want to ride off on a lawn mower with patrick dempsey. i want jake with 16 candles waiting outside the church for me. but, no, john hughes did not direct my life. >> yes a little bit of flowers can go a long way. >> i don't know. is chivalry dead? twitter exploded yesterday over this photo that's gone viral on -- take a look. come to your screen. what's wrong with this photo? >> i bet some of you are looking for a orb or ghost or extraterrestrial. >> do these people even know that they are on tv this morning. >> she is on the outside. come on guy. you have got to be a gentleman. she is on the outside closest to the street. now, i was having some debate this morning with my producers because i had always heard this goes back

to elizbethian. >> a bus might run you over. back in the 1600s that women were supposed to walk close to the building because people on the windows above would throw their bathroom stuff out the windows down into the street so men would get hit by that that was the idea men should get hit by that stuff. >> are we even positive that the two people in that picture are dating? >> even if they aren't, if the lady is cold, the man can give her the coat even if they aren't dating, right? i'm cold right now. can i have it please? i thought you were a gentleman. >> you can. >> should they be walking together? how many feet should separate between a man and woman when you are walking down the street? >> you will find out in like two hours on this show. >> have some etiquette tips. >> i found myself doing that the other day. i was walking with the little boy wait a second, is he closest to the street i should switch. >> a little kid is in danger of running out into traffic.

that is a grown woman there. >> in a world where women are just as strong as men it can be a confusing world and hard way. >> would you mind it? >> a truck comes by and puddle hits you would be mad. >> of course. >> a million ways to be nice to a lady. i don't know that that is at the top of the list. >> what's your favorite act of chivalry? >> i think a man should always open the door. >> always open the door? okay, that's a good one give us some of yours. >> lay your coat down and muddy puddle. >> let us know. friends@foxnews.com. we need to tell you about some stories making headlines though. another fox news alert. a manhunt now underway in missouri. a double murder suspect on the loose. 47-year-old james horn is accused of gunning down his her 17-year-old son. investigators now warning horn who is considered armed and dangerous may have changed his appearance by

growing a full beard or goatee. before the murders horn reportedly kidnapped his ex, and forced her to live in a wooden box for four months. would be carjacker picked the wrong guy to mess with. >> i thought i was your friend. >> you thought i was your friend so you woke up stupid this morning. >> chief was sitting in an atlanta parking lot when the would be robber hopped in his car thanks to his quick thinking he turned the tables told held the guy at gunpoint. when officers arrived. one of them even shook his hand. >> hey everybody we want your selfies, new york city now warning al sharpton's daughter dominic not erase incriminating photos she posted on instagram.

a million dollars against the city claiming permanent ankle damage after she tripped on an uneven sidewalk. have you ever done that? did you sue for a million dollars? >> i do that and go hiking on high mountain. >> photographs taken after the incident she is hiking mountains and even bragging about it. >> good news. >> call it a moooving violation. a cow on the lamb snarling traffic. nearly a dozen officers worked to corral the bovine after it escaped from a meat facility. the cow was eventually captured and loaded in a truck. >> get me out of here. can i can smell the charcoal already. >> i would too smart cow. >> from the chill guys, it is like 50 degrees out there. very very chilly start to the morning across much of the northeast. mid-atlantic as well. it will get better, i

promise. take a look at the maps. one other big story. all the rain. we have been talking about rain for the last three weeks. and we are about to break all kinds of records. in fact, fort smith arkansas. corpus christi. wettest record on record. nebraska and oklahoma city today over that record with the rain that's coming today because there is more coming. across the northeast, take a look at this. temps a little bit chilly but not that bad. tomorrow we warm up by 10 degrees. southeast looking at nice day and going to see rain showers very heavy across texas and oklahoma that will stretch in to parts of kansas and a little bit into nebraska as well. aside from great lakes looking good. 78 in chicago. all right. back to you inside. >> thank you rick. you know rhoda. >> i don't feel strange in the least about going out with a divorced person. >> what do you mean divorced? he is married. >> now he is married. >> but mary tyler moore's best friend taking on a new

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should all people arrested be required to give d.n.a. swabs? here to debate is criminal defense attorney buster and jonah spilbore. you say yes. d.n.a. swabs only reason we caught this guy. >> i'm on the side of the

supreme court a it's legal to take a swab from anybody who is simply arrested as opposed to what we do here in new york we will take a swab from people who are convicted whether it's a felony or a misdemeanor. it doesn't matter. supreme court came down in 2013 and said we can take it from any person arrested and match it to whatever we have in our data banks to try to solve unsolve crimes. and the reason why it's okay they likened your saliva to your fingerprint. completely agree. >> doesn't she bring up a great point fingerprints certain age. i remember being hauled off do it 12 years old. i don't remember. >> the issue is on any arrest and that goes for traffic tickets and anything else. even on a traffic ticket on a traffic stop you are actually arrested and you sign the back of the ticket saying you are going to appear for a bond. that is too broad for me to say, you know, any arrest you have to give a swap because a police officer pulls you over. they are going to swap your mouth on a traffic stop? >> it's too broad. we are in the united states of america.

innocent until proven guilty right? so you get pulled over. police are going to pull out a swab kit to put you in some database? >> no. they are not going to do that yet and here is why. >> yet. we reserve that for heinous crime. if you get pulled over for a dwi for example technically a low level crime which is dangerous. you not going to get swabbed at the time of your arrest. you will get swabbed convicted of it. misdemeanor in the state of new york. cops are not throwing q. tips in your mouth when you get pulled over. >> that's what a lot of people are trying to do. trying to do it even at arrest. that's where i have the problem. >> and why do you have a problem? >> if you have -- if you are arrested for a serious crime, robbery rape, absolutely. let's swab those people because those are the most. >> it's not like we are pulling blood. it's a cotton swab. >> it's d.n.a. >> you are giving. >> it's d.n.a. >> giving your fingerprint or a photo what's the difference. >> it's d.n.a. are you trying to.

>> it's not. >> this guy was the only reason we have this guy is because 10-year-old little boy brutally murdered. >> family wiped out. >> whole family wiped out only reason because of pizza crust even in a fire these pizza crust were able to give d.n.a. samples off of. >> and that is the type of case he had a violent arrest. i'm not saying for once anyone who has a violent arrest should not be d.n.a. swapped, absolutely. when you get to any arrest. that is a a problem that i have. >> jonah final word. >> no worked up appear tight killing a family. the cops figured that out. thank god for d.n.a. open and shut case because of that pizza crust. >> go on facebook page. should we do broad d.n.a. sweeps of anybody arrested or just for the violent? guys, great to he so you this morning. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> coming up here on the show many of you will be hitting the beaches memorial day weekend. are there dangers lurking in the water? medical a team with what

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instructor. good morning, brad, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me on this beaut weekend. >> v.a. being plagued with so many problems glad to hear something like this is being set up. how does the program work, brad? >> basically we have received funding for five years in order to increase the enrollment through the university of minnesota nursing school and we have -- are training 20 extra students a year to in veterans care and specializing in veterans health concerns so that we may have have those people not only in the v.a. but out in the community addressing the concerns of veterans as they encounter the healthcare system. >> and so this program has got $5.3 million in funding from the v.a. this is the first ever graduating class this may. 20 students per class. five of the 20 have taken positions at the v.a. you mentioned a specific health concerns for veterans. we hear a lot about ptsd,

brad what are the other big concerns. big health problems that these graduates are being trained to look for? >> well, we have really tried to broaden the experience of our graduates so that they address -- they work -- they have done some work in the homeless programs of the v.a. some in mental health clip nics as well as addressing some of the, you know, the physical concerns and the concerns of exposures, for example, based on really on the era of the -- when the veterans served. so, for example everyone is quite commonly known that agent orange is a concern of vietnam veterans and korean veterans kudos to the program for tending to our troops for sure. it appears -- it seems like it's a no dew moment -- duh other healthcare workers should be trained exactly the same way.

how much longer will it take for workers to learn some of these skills? >> you're absolutely right. one of the goals of this program beyond simply training nurses and educating nurses to care for veterans is interprofessional care to bring this to all the clinicians out there serving veterans both at the v.a. and in the community and to really try to make sure that wherever a veteran seeks care that that care is appropriate and really takes advantage of the resources that veterans have in the community and in the entire country. >> all right. thank you brad folly for coming on and for taking care of our brave servicemen and women when they come home. >> thanks very much. >> all right. and coming up, caught on cam are the terrifying moment this plane went down brand new video reveals about the crash. >> plus, robert de niro dishing out a harsh reality to college graduates.

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hi, good morning. you are looking good this saturday the 23rd of may 2015. i'm anna kooiman. inside the d.c. mansion murders, we now know the exact time suspects darron wint entered the home. we go through the brutal time line why police think the suspect had help. >> and a document dump. hundreds of hillary clinton's emails released ahead of the holiday weekend. what they reveal about what she knew and when she knew it. >> plus, you talking to me? [ laughter ] robert de niro. >> very intimidating. >> are you scared? robert de niro dishing out a harsh reality to college

graduates. >> tish graduates you made testimony. [cheers] >> and you're [bleep] [cheers and applause] >> why were they clapping for that? >> because they realized it was 100% accurate. they are screwed. the commencement speech everyone is talking about this morning. even the students said yeah, we know. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> but it's all in the name of creativity. you talking to me? >> it's an arts school. they know when they are going into it peter doocy. >> thank you for having me. >> are you a chore -- charcoal guy. >> as long as the grilling happens outside. >> not inside the house. >> it was intimidating because i went to get a cup of coffee and there is so much raw meat being sliced right by where the coffee is. >> the baskets.

burger press. >> in order to defray some of the cost of the show we licensed out half of our green room to a butcher this morning. memorial day weekend we have the the best grilling tips coming up on the show. first we have to get to this clinton document dump. >> and a holiday weekend, of course. how is that for timing. state department releasing 'hundred emails aftermath of the deadly benghazi aftermath. >> emails hillary claimed she never kept any classified information on private server. >> james rosen is here to break it all down. in the 2996 emails the state department uploaded, often redacted then secretary of state hillary clinton is seen receiving updates on the benghazi attacks for weeks after they claimed the lives of u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens and three other americans on september 11 2012. after u.n. ambassador susan rice hit five sunday talk shows on september 16, dismissing the idea that benghazi was a terrorist

attack clinton's deputy chief of staff jake sullivan wrote her to say he found one line uttered by rice, quote, troubling. it was the sentence on abc this week where rice suggested the investigation into the attacks might reach a different conclusion. >> we know which embassies are more in danger than others. >> when under secretary of state patrick kennedy in charge of all state department buildings worldwide wrapped up a tough day of house testimony in october 'so. clinton nervously emailed sullivan to ask did we survive the day? survive yes replied. seth things tonight. >> a week after clinton's testimony sullivan appears to have forwarded a copy of the talking points that sullivan and other officials at state the white house and cia had labored over a month earlier when they painstakingly scrubbed the document intended for lawmakers' consumption of initial reference to terrorist involvement. the next day october 18, clinton chief of staff cheryl mills forwarded to

the boss a libyan commander who brapgd about being present for the attacks and who two years later would be arrested and charged for his role in them. three months after she read khatallah's mocking interview that clinton spun out to lawmakers a scenario that the benghazi attacks may have benefited from no premeditation at all. >> or was it because of guys out for a walk one night divided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make. >> emails show surprisingly confidence between hills and matt olsen the head of the counter terrorism center. he had been the first to declare benghazi a terrorist attack: in november of 2012 he was emailing clinton's right hand aide that he thought hearings were going fine. >> at the state department, james rosen, fox news. >> a the love complicated twists and turns in that dive into some of the other details about. now to the murders in

washington has everyone talking and new piece of information that has just come out about this brutal crime. >> the savopoulos family brutally murdered inside their mansion now investigators are believing that the suspect darron went did not act alone. we have documents. the crime described in this affidavit required the presence and assistance of more than one person. >> that's it because i spent some time in that neighborhood covering this story. by the way, i was there a week after the fire, it still smells like smoke just across the street from the house. the houses are all very close together and there is a lot of foot traffic and we now know that the three adults died of all sharp blunt force trauma but the young boy flich the 10-year-old also died of thermal trauma. more than one person involved. more than one cause of death. lots of people around. >> the face or faces of evil without a doubt.

and you remember as all of this was unfolding. we learned that an employee of mr. savopoulos brought by $440,000. that was one the demands being asked and it was met. well there was a box truck there at their -- as they are apprehending the suspect had had $10,000 cash inside. >> this money is consistent with the money that was delivered to the decedent's residence prior to the homicide. they were matching this money. court documents also give us this time line. to peter's point about the fire, the fact that they were able to find from that domino's pizza delivered at 9:00 p.m. on the phone at the time it was ordered from amy's phone, the wife's phone. and apparently she called and asked for the pizza to be delivered and put out front of the house and that she was nursing her child inside tell the so just leave it leave the money out front. leave the pizza on the front step. that's when the other member of the family called the housekeeper to find out what

was going on. >> yeah. savvas sawps wanted to make sure do not come to the house. >> all of this could have been held with this individual holding the phone, making these text messages making sure no one else showed up at the house at the time. in the morning no one answered and that's when the housekeeper's husband came to the house to find out what was going on. >> first housekeeper and then the other housekeeper received a text message again not to come. >> one drops off $40,000 at the house. and then the family's porsche goes missing around 10:30 in the morning the blue porsche. and then later it was found burned when it was -- the porsche was later seen burned far away from the house. >> and somebody now says that they saw the suspect' who is in custody they think, driving in that

porsche in northeast d.c. not very close to where this house was in a green construction vest. but the fact that now we are getting these specific detailed descriptions of the person and the porsche far away from the house and the police think that somebody elms was involved. it certainly -- it makes you wonder what else the police owe-something else that's interesting. so $40,000 gets dropped off by the time the fire department shows up. it's gone. they found $10,000 with the suspect who they have did somebody else have $30,000. do three other people have $10,000 each? did somebody, you know there is a lot. >> when they pulled them over because that truck had money, wads of cash shoved in the side of his car. so the money was not exactly being kept nicely in some sort of box. it seemed like it was being thrown around and used. we have much more then this story. details getting overnight from court documents. >> other stories making headlines this morning now.

brand new dash video showing the terrifying moments plane crashes on atlanta highway killing four people headed to a college graduation. you can see thick black smoke rising after the plane crashes. shortly after officer arrived on the scene finding the plane engolfed in flame. greg bird one sons and fiancee all died. preliminary report shows bird radioed in he was having trouble gaining altitude. developing now the man convicted of killing washington intern chandra levy back in 2001 expected to get a new trial. he was sentenced to 60 years in prison but his defense lawyers argue a key prosecution witness lied on the stand. now after years of legal battles, prosecutors have dropped their opposition to a new trial. a judge still needs to sign off. shaking in sin city a 5.3 earthquake rattling las vegas closing one of the

freeway ramps on one of the busiest weekends of the year. reopened but tremor left a crack in one of the most highly traveled bridges in the country. they say i-95 is safe forever travel. >> the moment a little girl theys all out temper tantrum in front of president obama and the first lady. commander and chief gestures toward girl face down on the floor of the red room parlor the angry to the was there with her family for a passover dinner. picture going viral since her mother shared it. she said this was one of 10 tantrums that hour. >> no idea must be in white house at all. >> problem for the secret service. letting people run in the door and having temper tantrums right next to the president. >> what can you do about it? dogs and cats living together pandemonium. last weekend we were talking about all the bad weather. is memorial day weekend going to be better? >> sometimes you get in patterns in weather. i have said oftentimes it

goes in the seven day pattern and sometimes you can get it to where the bad weather happens on weekends and that's what's happening. >> so all summer. >> all summer long hopefully won't be the case. next weekend see storms across parts of the south unfortunately. another storm we have going on this morning is freeze warnings that we have here across parts of interior sections of the northeast. very cold temps this morning. bradford pennsylvania. do you know that town, clayton? bradford 299 degrees. hard to imagine memorial day weekend we have those kind of temperatures there already. the other stories texas with with all the rain. we have had a lot of drought going on there take a look what's happening. that's the worst of the drought but this has been wiped out over the last few weeks because of all of the rain. a little bit of drought still going on here because that's going to be golden globe gone with the rain coming this weekend and next weekend and the pattern looks like it continues. >> break out tents. got to still barbecue anyway. coming up u a document we

just telling you about. hundreds of hillary clinton's emails released. but was the timing of it decide to bury the scandal? our next guest says yes. >> which is better, charcoal or gas? we have the best grills for your barbecue right on the plaza. >> give me the smoker. ♪ ♪ a heat wave ♪ burning in my heart ♪ heat wave ♪ it's tearing me apart.

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first she was hiding from the media spotlight now democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton no longer able to dodge questions about her email scandal. >> i'm glad that the emails are starting it to come out. this something that i have asked to be done as you know for a long time. those releases are beginning. >> the state department releasing nearly 300 emails

yesterday just as the holiday weekend was getting underway. so is the timing suspicious? and what kind of impact could it have on hillary clinton's 2016 chances? harper the online head tore of "the weekly standard" and he joins us from the d.c. bureau. daniel, nice it to he so you this morning. >> good morning clayton. i'm sure not cynical at all friday evening it just happened to fall on a friday evening before a big memorial day weekend. no big deal, right? >> it's the perfect time for a document dump. you don't want people to see it release your bad news when people aren't watching. it's a time old trick and it works. >> republicans had been hoping for some sort of smoking gun here. does anything stand out for you as troubling for hillary clinton. >> let's keep in mind cherry picked emails. emails she has decided which ones should be released and so there aren't a huge smoking guns but if there were smoking gun she would have probably held it back. i think what these emails show is that clinton camp, the clinton team and the state department looked at

benghazi from a very political lenz. everything about it just wreaks of politics. they were very concerned about how it would shape obama before the presidential election. they were very concerned about how hillary clinton looked herself and i think they helped politicize the benghazi terror attack at least that's what i think these emails showed. >> here is one email. excerpt about government sources told reuters that abu khatallah being investigated as suspect in benghazi consulate attacks. that came out in the documents. what do you make of that? >> it's very strange for her to have that information and then later three months later at her hearing on capitol hill she sort of spun a different scenario. well what if some guys were just out walking for, you know for a walk and they decided to turn on the u.s. embassy? what difference does it make? it's strange to buy her version of events and suggests perhaps that she is partnershipping, that she politicized the situation trying to spin alternate

scenarios that would perhaps make her look good and own state department look like it wasn't a sleep on the job during really this terrible terror attack in which four people died? >> she was back in march she said this about her email and classified information. take a listen. >> i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. >> so do we have all the answers we need about classified information? because trey gowdy doesn't seem to think so. he is the congressman who is heading up this investigation. these emails he says continue to reinforce the facts that unresolved questions and issues remain as it relates to benghazi. what do you say? >> i think he is right. look, hillary clinton one of the emails the fbi held back because it was classified. they're claim as well that the just classified it. metaphysical question, right? at what point does information become classified? when it's first created or when it's reviewed? if it's when it's reviewed no information could ever be

classified. it's strange events. >> do you think it hurts her in the long run. >> it hurts her absolutely. if you are a loyalist, can you look past all these think issues as they have in the past. >> yeah with her poll numbers up with her base doesn't seem-many people are paying attention to this? happy memorial day weekend. >> happy memorial day to all. >> video all homeowners need to see. masked intruders storming a house. what homeowner did next that was potentially life saving. many will be hitting the beach this memorial day weekend. are there dangers lurking in the water. dr. samadi here with what could be a threat to your health.

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sand. you can get first degree burn. not necessary. always wear your shoots and walk around and that's safe. >> try to cool off in the water have to be aware of jelly fish and what else. >> that's really posh. swim for hours and hours dry up ear canal can get swimmer's ear. if you feel you are drunk don't dive in. that's when you are going to lose control and drown. drown something a big deal this weekend so be very very careful about that. >> had the grills out on the plaza, too. firing those up. i have to imagine you guys see a lot of people that make some grilling mistakes? >> a lot of burning and also when you fix grease and fat and fire, that's a bad combination. so, always inspect your grill. because it's been about a year you haven't used it. you can have some glass -- gas leaks. clean out the grill. charcoal stay in the tubing and cause major explosions and of course smoke inhalation. i'm the last one to tell you not to have that burger. once in a while it's okay. you know we talk about

cancer all the time. this is the weekend that you want to enjoy and not worry about all these cancers. >> and then what about sun block? how important is that? >> that's very interesting one. we think for example spf 30 versus 15. double protection. that's not the case. i would always start at 30 broad spectrum sun block. 50 is certainly good. get good brands like banana boat or like copper tone. those are good brands that could protect you. apply every two hours. you need some vitamin d out there. >> wear a hat sunglasses. >> medical question, if i do get a cut at the beach isn't going right in the ocean like the salt water isn't that good. >> not always a good thing. yes, you would think that it's basically antiseptic and help you but it can also make it much worse and get infection. see a dock, to get antibiotics, somebody over here had a tick by the or something.

>> people go camping. >> another one. use a tweezer and take it off very carefully and it it to the doctor. i always think it's better to take two weeks of antibiotics if you really think you have deer bite. that can prevent lyme disease long term. >> wear a hat. >> wear a hat long sleeves spray deet and spray to protect yourself. >> i bet we also freaked a lot of people out tick graphic big bug on tv. >> you know most importantly. >> that woman is not afraid. >> try to enjoy yourself. this a great weekend. we have been waiting for this a long long time all that snow. go out, there have fun but be safe. >> i love that the doctor is ordering the burger. calories don't count it's memorial day weekend. >> good to see you guys. dire warning president obama issued to the coast guard cadets about global warming. >> make no mistake it will impact how our military defends our country. and so we need to act and we

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don't think that one is yours. >> ellen they got the name wrong. >> asking you this morning as we got the -- all weekend long what makes you proud to be an american. #proud america. jeremy is a proud american. starting a new family tradition with his son. >> we got the teachers at saint martin elementary school. very proud american. look at all of them. >> navy mom is proud of her navy husband flanked by her two brothers also serving. >> and stacy allen says she is raising her child to know what it means to be an american. >> there is patrick with his family with the stars and stripes at their family home in bangor, pennsylvania. their family farm. >> so send us your prideful pictures this morning send in to #proud american. your tweets, facebook messages. your emails. we will populate them on facebook page. put them up on web site as well. >> also commencement weekend for a lot of people.

>> >> villanova law school and smu. >> i don't know if you guys have seen the last couple nights the empire state building lit up purple for nyu. their school of the arts had a special speaker yesterday robert de niro he wasn't saying are you talking to me you? are artists. you may be starving artists for a while. listen. >> you made it. [cheers] >> and you're [bleep] [ laughter ] >> you discovered a talent, developed am pigs and -- ambition and recognized your passion. when you feel that you can't fight it you just go with it when it comes to the arts a passion should always trump common sense. you weren't just following dreams you are reaching for destiny. the good news is that that's not a bad place to start. [ laughter ] now that you have made your choice or rather succumb to it your path is clear. not easy, but clear. you have to keep working.

it's that simple. >> handed out his resume at the end. we're all actors. we have -- we're always looking for work. every time that they play that i can't get over robert de niro how bad life is going to stink and they will cheer. yea. >> they know what they are in for they are in the arts program. students on the record. >> that's a speech that should have gone at the beginning. >> right before they applauded. >> of college. >> they are going to walk out with massive debt and in the arts program. let's get real. >> you can't have everything in life that you want. but you can have anything, my dad used to say. play at work rather than making money to play on the weekends. >> he said passion trumps it. if you are passionate, stick with it and hard work you will get there i like the straight talk though. what do you think about it. email us at friends@foxnews.com. robert de niro dropping f bombs at commencement address. >> now for a quick look at

other stories making headlines. dramatic just released video showing six men storming a home and terrifying home invasion in atlanta. the masked intruders kicked the door down and rushed inside with guns drawn. they are scared off when they hear someone inside yelling. police now offering $2,000 reward for information that identifies the intruders. remember earlier this it week when the president said denying climate change endangers national security? >> climate change constitutes a serious threat to global security. it will impact how our military defends our country. >> now vice president joe biden is doubling down on that warning. telling graduates at the naval academy the change could cause more extreme and devastating storms around the world. he quoted the president's coast guard academy address saying our forces have to be ready a man is declared dead, about to be moved to the morgue when suddenly he starts moving. the 46-year-old of milwaukee cold to the touch when

emergency responders found him collapsed in his apartment. but when a team arrived to move his body, the man moved and they found a heart beat. he was rushed to the hospital but he is expected to be okay. the man's brother says a thyroid problem put him into a coma and dropped his body temperature. high school seniors are are getting one final spelling lesson at their graduation that's because the medals handed out with their diplomas have a typo. 600 were given medals inscribed with the words class of 2015 but class is missing an s. the company that made the medals will send out a corrected version to all students. i got a trophy one time growing up said anna coolman. so weird to have three vows next to each other. >> got anna coolman. you feel that way this morning because it's 50 degrees outside this morning, rick, we blame. >> you aren't you glad that the outdoor segments have have started already on memorial day weekend?

>> yeah when it's 50-degrees. >> very cool start to memorial day weekend across the northeast. it will get better, i promise by tomorrow and monday and by tuesday it's going to be down right hot. take a look at the weather headlines. show you what's going on today. take a look how the day plays out. chilly start to the day. going to warm up into the 60's. even upper 60's for many throughout the day but no clouds that's the great news. going to be quite a spectacular day. down across the southeast. this is where the problems are going to continue. we continue to see the rain across texas and oklahoma. it is going to be heavy at times. some spots are going to see up to five inches of rain. you know he that means more flooding. into the northern plains, same story parts of kansas and nebraska getting in on that rain that's going to be heavy at times as well. plenty of cloud cover. the eastern side of your picture though is going to be looking quite nice all across parts of the great lakes. >> ready to cook in your studio apartment? >> these grills that we have for you today would not fit in my studio apartment. most people live normally and have space for a grill and it's time to find one. >> home depot expert here

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pizza stone do things on this grill that you wouldn't be able to do on smaller one. >> pizza tips. >> heat the stone up first. once it gets nice and hot throw your pizza in there and it will cook in 15 to 0 minutes. >> you cook a mean dog by the way. >> wait way to eat it. >> traditionalist here who wants the old charcoal briquettes what's the. >> charcoal start get a nice even burn. then what i'm going to do is dump it and heat up the rest of the car coal. nice quick ready to go. quicker than lighting car coals. >> that's a sprays place you can put in your grill. >> it's great. >> where do you come down on this it, are you charcoal or gas. >> i love when somebody else is cooking charcoal. me i'm a gas guy. i want to get in cook some food and go enjoy myself. >> these smokers are great. when you go with a smoker like this. it has the box that put in

different flavor briquettes. apple, cinnamon. they want to go with a different brie get than just putting wood chips in there if you have time to slow cook this is a great unit for that. >> great tips, home depot has all of the stores. send it back in to peter. >> first it was the tea party. now the irs at it again targeting conservative karl rove nonprofit group. why is it leaving liberal groups like media matters allen. then, it's the story that will make you proud to be an american. army dad missing her kindergarten graduation because is he fighting for our freedom going in his place fellow officer. that little girl, her mother and one of the officers join us live.

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welcome back, quick headlines, navy pilot goes off the runway. happened during training exercise. the unidentified pilot was able to get out safely, thank goodness. not clear what caused that crash. prom date with mary jane lands two high school students in the hospital. limo bus driver in jail. the teen girls got sick at the dance after eating marijuana brownies in the back of a two story party bus driven by a man wanted on a weapons charge. sounds like a good prom. peter? >> thanks, clayton. super paced american crossroads created by karl rove and other powerful republicans is now under irs scrutiny. it's not the first time. remember when the irs targeted the tea party and nobody was ever held accountable?

tom finton is the president of judicial watch which aims it bring trans (in government. he joins us this morning from washington with reaction to this story. good morning, tom. >> hey good morning good to be with you again. >> the "new york times" has this headline crossroads is in trouble. is that just wishful thinking on their part or is there something to it that? >> well, you know, it doesn't seem to impinge their fundraising but the irs is again targeting crossroads. and people should know this scandal the irs scandal is continuing. now, to be be clear crossroads has always been in the crosshairs of the irs. democratic senator was yelling at the irs about going after crossroads and other republican oriented groups in 2012. and so i think it's very interesting, despite all the noise about lois lerner and contempt and people getting fired from the irs. that they are still targeting cross crossroads and the "new york times" is reporting it as if it's a piece of weather information. >> the fact of this one is kind of puzzling though.

how a group who wants to help hillary like media matters, left alone by the irs. but a group that wants to defeat her like american crossroads is now, as you said, in the crosshairs again. how is that fair? >> well, obviously it isn't fair. we are not aware of any strong action by the irs against any left leaning group. what happened in 2012 is that you had the targeting of people like crossroads and entire tea party movement which suppressed it prior to obama's re-election. helping him steal an election in plain sight. to see stories like this being put out there that the irs is again looking at conservative oriented or right eye leaning or republican leaning group because cross crossroads, the tea par big fan of because they sometimes fund establishment candidates over tea party candidates. from the left's perspective they are all part of the right wing monster. activity that needs to be curtailed. and we're going to use the irs to do it and by gosh. there san election coming

up. and power politics means the irs is used just like nixon used it. >> time for one more quick question can a republican candidate possibly win if the administration is putting the squeeze on right leaning money makers like this? >> well, the irs is doing this not to help republicans win and it's to help ensure that democrats win. the fact is the irs is run by political appointees of president obama and they have a demonstrated record of targeting people who are opponents of the administration. >> all right. tom fitton thank you very much for trying to help us figure this one out. >> thank you. >> coming up her army dad misses kindergarten graduation because he is fighting for our freedom. going in place fellow officers. that little girl, mother and officers. this world war ii veteran shows up to wife's hospital room sporting a tux looking good with flowers in hand. that man and his family here

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girl and one of those police officers detective steve berry, thank you so much for joining us today. what a great story. >> good morning. >> natalie, when you and sophia wake up that morning and you are about to head to graduation for her to graduate kindergarten, did you think it was going to be a normal day? did you think that something like this could possibly happen? >> no never in a million years. we were completely caught off guard and surprised when all the officers walked in just before their graduation started. >> detective berry what made you to decide to do this? >> well, it's just one of those things, you know, one of our officers, one of our brothers in blue as you just said is away from home and kindergarten graduation is pretty special. so when sean wasn't able to be there it just felt like the right thing to do to have a few of us stand in for him. >> well, there has been some risks between police departments and communities across the country this just shows a proud moment for police officers across the

country. it's amazing. natalie, tell me a little bit sean. what kind of father is he and what kind of police officer is he? >> you know, he has a really big heart. and he is a wonderful father. is he very involved. you know as a dad of three girls, he has had to learn to adjust to that life. and the drama that comes along with it. but, he loves his girls and he is just really happy to be serving the community and serving his country. >> and when you told him the news and he saw the pictures, what was his reaction? >> you know, he was very touched. and it meant a lot to him that, you know, a lot of his friends could be there to support sophia and her big day. and to be a part of everything and to be there for our family. >> we know see fee a is a little bit shy. and she is being shy this morning. but after graduation, she went outside. we got some pictures with her with the police officers. she really came out of herschel. natalie, mom will you ask

sophia about what she thought about having all of the police officers at the graduation? >> what did you think about having all the police officers at your graduation? how did it make you feel? >> happy. >> is it worth berry? >> law enforcement here and around the country is strong. last week was police week back in d.c. there were thousands of police officers there. again, you know, we just like the military, we go to work every day. we try and go home every day. and just take care of each other and do the right thing and, again we have got somebody who is down or can't make something, this is a huge deal. i have two daughters of my own, although much older and i get it. >> not just the men and women in uniform that serve. it certainly is the entire family. so natalie and sophia thank you for your service as well and officer berry, thank you so much. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> well, he didn't do it alone. investigators revealing the d.c. mansion murder suspect had help pulling off that

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world war ii vet hospitalized for 57th wedding anniversary. he dressed up in a tux and brought flowers to her bedside. now their love story going viral. they will be here live this hour. "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ every day is like saturday ♪ we let all our cares away. >> you are looking live out on our applause. memorial day weekend. >> i'm going to go out on a limb and guess that those folks are participating in fleet week. 1800 personnel. we have got marines sailors,and coasties invading new york city all weekend long. >> and i'm going to guess that they are going to stay until there is some finished where be could you. >> because they want to eat. >> they are hungry, they work hard in this country protecting us. down in the hallway cooking up grills. fired up for memorial day

weekend. thank you so much for joining us. peter, nice to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for sitting. in get right to this. clinton document dump ahead of the holiday weekend. the state department releasing nearly 300 emails revealing the deadly aftermath benghazi attack including what clinton knew and. when three days after the attack that left u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans dead clinton aid sydney blumenthal emailed clinton saying it may have been a planned attack and not spontaneous. that didn't stop u.n. ambassador susan rice, you remember this, from hitting five sunday talk shows saying anti-islamic video sparked violent press. that very same day state department official jake sullivan emailed clinton saying rice made it clear the violence started spontaneously. as the investigation unfolded on october the 18th clinton chief of staff cheryl mills forwarded a reuters interview with abu khatallah, libyan coalition commander who bragged about being at the attacks. he has since been charged in

the attack. three months later besides reading that email clinton famously lashed out at lawmakers. >> was it because of a protest? or because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they would go kill some americans? what difference, at this point, does it make? >> well, the difference, republicans, of course, looking for a smoking gun in some of these emails that were dumped on friday. >> don't forget though, smoking gun and emails that she cherry picked. these are emails she went through her whole list cut out half of them and said these are okay. these are some of the ones that she thought was okay. remember that when we go through. >> it's already been sanitized. >> this first one here she couldn't get around this one where she slept through the briefing on benghazi on september 15th. she was supposed to be there bright and early and it's 10:43 in the morning. she says i just woke up so i missed dan. >> look at the time 10:433 in the morning. she is one of the oldest people in the field nobody talks about her age right now. but do you think they will

start when she is sleeping through a briefing until almost 11:00 in the morning when somebody is outside with classified information? hello? got that benghazi stuff for you. >> >> granted she is the secretary of state traveling all over the world and is probably jet lagged but just days after the benghazi terror attack probably not the best time to be catching some extra z's. it hearkened back to that 20008 campaign ad she had the red phone ringing who do you want to answer that 3:00 phone call? do you want it to be a freshman senator or want it to be me? look who is sleeping on the job now folks. >> 3:00 a.m.,. >> here is another piece of email. she jokes still nursing cracked head. she had fallen and had that concussion. some of these things are going to show up in campaign ads, i'm sure. ' her argument that she never had classified emails sent to her or that she never sent them herself. we now know this one document you are looking at on your screen was eventually classified and

she received this email from someone else on her private server which is that piece of -- that email is now classified. >> and when you look at it, it's -- this is significant because it's somebody emailing her on november 18th of 2012, more than a month after the attack. two months after the attack to say that they have got reports. libyan police have arrested several people who may have some connection to the benghazi attack and then it is just all cut off. >> all redacted? >> it's all gone. >> clinton has been famously on the campaign trail not answering any questions but she did speak in new hampshire yesterday and said this. >> >> i'm glad that the emails are starting to come out. this is something that i have asked to be done as you know for a long time. and those releases are beginning. >> so, she also said, listen, i know the fbi is involved in this now but this is all routine basically, that this is part of what happens when freedom of information requests are

are made. well, we had a guest on the program earlier. daniel halper online editor of "the weekly standard." he says this all comes down to politics and this proves it. >> i think what these emails show is that clinton camp, the clinton team and the state department looked at benghazi from a very political lenz. everything about it just wreaks of politics. they were very concerned about how it would shape obama before the presidential election. they were very concerned about how hillary clinton looked herself. and i think they helped politicize the benghazi terror attack at least that's what i think these emails showed. >> 32,000 of them, remember, on private server gone. so we will get get a chance to actually go through the full bevy of these emails. >> hillary clinton doesn't like to answer a lot of questions out of the campaign trail. at some point she is going to have to answer to the green environmental wing of her party. why it is that in 36 of the 86 emails that we have seen, she is just telling to print stuff out for her.

there is these long files all these documents,. >> 30 pages. >> please print. at least she is polite saying please. >> killing a lot of trees. >> to be fair, not to be fair, i mean that is actually part of the process for thieves emails. if you are not keeping them they have to have an archive process. part of that archive process under the law is to print them out and save them if you are not serving them on a server. maybe she wanted to save them for posterity. >> as charles krauthammer always said there is not a shred of evidence because you shredded all the evidence. >> it doesn't help when you actually put it into a shredder, i guests. >> more headlines to get to now. learning more about the gruesome d.c. mansion murders suspect darron went did not work alone. the savopoulos family tortured and stabbed before house was set on fire last week. court documents revealing the crime described in this affidavit required the presence and assistance of more than one person, wint

who once worked at the company as a welder. >> brand new video showing the moment a plane crashes on atlanta highway killing four people headed to a college graduation. can you see thick black smoke rising after the plane crashes. shortly after an officer arrives at the scene finding that plane engolfed in flames. pilot two sons and one of their fiancees all died. preliminary report showing bird radioed in that he was having trouble gaining altitude. >> and this breaking overnight. isis now in control of the iraqi town. police and tribal fighters fleeing after running out of ammunition. that city just 10 miles from ramadi. meanwhile in neighboring syria, the savage militants slaughtering dozens of pro-militant forces. more than 200 people reported dead. this map now showing how much control isis had over

the region. what's the strategy? and, remember her? the baltimore mom caught on camera stopping her 16-year-old son from being a part of last month's freddie gray riots. she just got honored. toya graham was one of 26 mothers recognized at baltimore's ninthable top neighborhood mom's luncheon. celebrate women playing the role of strong care tariks in their communities. graham says she doesn't regret a thing about that day. >> at the end of the day, i didn't want my son to get caught up in the bad situation that was already going on. we all are moms that want to protect our children and don't allow our children to be out there self-destructing like that. >> graham says her son michael is about to graduate and will be going on to job corps those are your headlines. >> get over to rick walter reichmuth with the weekend

forecast. >> pool weather? >> not really. indoor pool if you have indoor pool in your house clayton, do you? is that how it works? >> sure. >> just wear a wet suit. >> right next to tennis court. >> and bowling alley. >> across the great lakes and parts of the west. definitely pool weather across the southeast. spectacular day. really clear skies. we are going to watch really strong rip current from the mid-atlantic down florida. out to those beaches be very very careful. rain moving in here across parts of the central lanes. this is just this pattern we have been dealing with over and o'er and over again for the last three to four weeks. there have been pesky upper level disturbances across parts of the four corners we have seen more rain move in and current look at it and we have got all kinds of flooding concerns from this parts of missouri all the way down across the big bend of texas and down towards the brownsville area.

we are going to watch very heavy rain move in today. watch how this starts to play out. strong storms around 6:00 to the :00 tonight. watching more flooding happening again. really dangerous one ground saturated. so much rain the reservoirs are full. another five inches of rain, very quickly flash flooding throughout the day today. >> thanks, rick it is memorial day weekend ask to you send in proud american pictures this morning. use #proud american and then we will find them. put them up on twitter find them and then i object sta gram. >> very easy. logan is proud to play america's past time baseball with his little sister cheering him on. >> here is judy lynn. she is proud of her daughter commander in the rotc. she will be enlisting this fall in the marines. >> and then this one from cathy in new jersey of her son, 25 years -- [ laughter ] it's me. >> oh. look familiar? wow. >> your dad sent that in.

i saw that earlier this week. >> your dad steve sent that in. >> yeah. >> where was that? >> that was at ellis island. >> i was trying to see where it was? >> where is that, clayton? in new jersey. >> is that in glamour shots. >> still have the sweater and the hat. >> that's adorable. if you have any pictures from ellis island or anywhere else, send them to us #american twitter facebook. are we checking? >> any more embarrassing photos of peter we would love to see them this morning. >> yes please. just #it proud american dad. >> 12 minutes after the hour. he had help. investigators revealing the d.c. murder suspect had accomplices. who are they? could investigators have found something inside the truck that could help? judge alex is on the case next. >> and he tried to steal a car but this would be carjacker never saw this coming.

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hi friends, good morning, 16 minutes after the hour. new court documents in d.c. mansion murders indicate the man now in custody darron wint was likely not acting alone. what investigators found inside this truck that you are looking at could hold the key. what's the next step? there's the truck. >> let's find out, joining us now former florida circuit judge alex ferrer. thanks for coming in. >> great to be here. >> how much evidence that the police have seen are they keeping quiet that they are so confident that they

there were multiple people involved in these murders. one of the things that bugs me seeing a lot of the news media saying. shootings and things like that. it's an investigation. the you release. the more you jeopardize the case. now that they have the the one suspect. it opens up a lot of doors towards evidence. you know. individual cell phone that can be examined to see text messages and things like that. crime not committed by one individual. in fact you typically don't do it with a stranger you met over a crack pipe. you look at accomplices and acquaintances of the individual. days leading up to it. maybe during the offense if they are in different parts of the house that can lead you to the other suspect: we know there was a pizza delivered and pizza delivery person was paid by money that was put in an envelope. we also know that the inhabitants of the house the family was all duct

taped into chairs and into the bed. the likelihood that envelope was handled by one or both of the perpetrators. obviously they will make efforts to find that envelope to locate it and try to find fingerprints and d.n.a. and things like that. >> also security cameras. >> absolutely. >> can you imagine? this is a very wealthy neighborhood. this family had two housekeepers it's that kind of neighborhood. likely cameras on other people's houses? >> other people's houses caught the vehicles coming and going. we know the family porsche was left at a church parking lot and burned. somebody unless he lived in the neighborhood somebody picked him up there or followed him there that will be examined. this is also the kind of case where they will examine very carefully the staff. i don't know how big of a staff they had for this household, but friends family staff members because there was some familiarity with the security system. in all likelihood, so you look at the possibility of an inside job. an inside participant. >> we don't have motive yet. >> the initial motive

appears to be money. no that doesn't mean that's the only motive. in other words they could have capitalized on it. >> worked for him before. he. >> as a welder at the company. >> and with the money $40,000 delivered. it's gone. they know where 10,000 of those dollars are do you get a sense of -- do you think there are three other people with 10,000 each? three other. >> it certainly could be. but there is -- there is no way to know how they split the money or, you know, where the rest of it is right now. but, the fact that they do have him. i mean, obviously in a lot of cases you would try to flip the defendant if you had like a death penalty case, you could offer him life in prison if he ratted out everybody else. that's not going to happen in this case first of all because d.c. doesn't have the death penalty. don't have anything to negotiate. they are not going to give him less time. this guy should rot in jail. there is a lot to work with now. >> thank you very much. >> have a good holiday weekend. >> thank you. one coming up. one hole in one shouldn't be a problem here. where this massive sinkhole

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stand. prosecutors dropped their opposition to the new trial after a year long legal battle. and check out this massive sinkhole that opened at missouri golf course that opened by golf legend jack nicless. 85 feet wide, 35 feet deep it won't effect golfers too much since it's not near the main course. clayton? >> thanks, peter. jim and eleanor russell have known each other since she was in pigtails. for 577th wedding anniversary eleanor was in the hospital the past month. jim decided to show up in a tuxedo with flowers in his hand. daughter tweeted the picture and now it's gone viral: jim joins me now along with his son bo russell and bo's two daughters reid and russell and emaline russell. nice to see all of you this morning. welcome to the show. >> hello. how are you doing? >> we're doing great and this story is so touching. bo how did you come up with this idea? >> it was just the right

time to do something. my mother had been ill for quite some time. and their anniversary was coming up and it was sad because she was in the hospital. an hour away. and my daughters had an opportunity, my daughter reid is old enough to drive now, and she had an opportunity to take her sister down and do my mother's makeup and spend some time just bonding with my mother to make her feel better and then i had the idea well, let's get daddy in his tux and my sister lindy could deliver him. and make this really a good surprise for my mom and cheer her up. and it just worked out really well. and it did a good job of cheering her up. she was very happy. and the viral tweet was just an after thought that reid did without even thinking it would go viral. >> jim, when you first heard about this idea, what did you think?

>> what did you first think when lindy told you to put on your tux for mom. >> i thought it was a good idea and i was all for it because she needed to be cheered up and if it took putting on a tux that was okay. >> jim what did eleanor think when you wawkdz in with those flowers in your hand looking all handsome? >> she looked like that she was very happy and very surprised and sort of little emotional but she was very happy. to see us -- to see me come in. it was a surprise. >> jim, i have to ask you how did you and eleanor meet? >> how did we meet? >> is that what he asked me? >> yes, how did you meet? >> well, the first time i remember seeing her was we lived not too far apart and

i remember seeing her when she was just a small child. but that wasn't very significant. but later on, after i came back from the war, i was attracted to her and we ended up being married. and i have three children and four grandchildren. >> speaking of grandchildren, reid and emmaline you decided to put this up on the media and now media star. did you think it would go viral. >> i had no idea it would go viral. i don't know many people. i was putting it for people to see. i was expecting like maybe 50 people to see it. >> it's amazing. and emaline. was that reid or emaline just talking there that was me. reid. >> having trouble with ear bud. >> were you surprised

emaline by the response that emaline got from her tweet? >> i didn't expect it to go that big yeah. >> yeah, jim we thank you for your service to this country as a veteran of world war ii and a beautiful story. and we hope you have a wonderful memorial day weekend with the family there thank you for bringing your story to us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> you bet. and we want you to send us your pictures with your family this morning. proud american. can you send them to us with the #this morning. we will send them throughout the show. beautiful. coming up here on the show he tried to steal are aca. this would-be carjacker never saw this coming. the opener forcing him to the ground and holding him at gunpoint. how this ended. >> stars and stripes the right way as we remember our nation's hero this morning. up next, show the flag etiquette with help from our marines this morning.

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memorial day home run one baseball field honors those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. check this out. >> new jersey community coming together face placing 15,000 flags in a ball park known as the field of dreams. >> the flags represent the number of veterans from new jersey who have died fighting for our freedom. we mention and you know it's

true. it's memorial day weekend and we want to proudly display our nation's stars and stripes to honor our heroes. >> there is a right way and a wrong way to fly the flag. >> and back with us this year with some guidelines sean powers from the american legion and help him lance corporal doyle and lance corporal. marines from the special purpose marine air ground task force, new york. did i get that right sean? >> you got my name right. but position of attention so they will not talk to you. >> they will not talk to me. let's go through guidelines so on memorial day it's flown of a half-staff until noon. >> yes you saw the flag being raised earlier. fly flag at half-staff bring top first bring it down to half-staff. later on at noon exception to the rule. this is the only way they do this on memorial day. full staff at noon. >> what if folks don't have a flag pool at home. how can you display it properly on your wall? >> sure. what can you find in almost every hardware store and what they do is -- your basic hardware store flag

assembly. it's one of the few occasions where they actually have the flag dipping out from the wall. you don't want it leaning up against the wall. this actually an acceptable way of doing that. >> what about when the weather is bad? it's nice this memorial day weekend. nice today. what about when it's raining or snowing. >> during inclimate weather you don't want to display the colors of the flag unless it is weather durable. in other words if you have a cotton flag that you can use indoors you don't want to put that out because it might not be color tested. you don't want the colors to run. you want the colors to be as brite as they are here. most flags are made out of nylon or ray on so they could be used out doors. >> if you don't have a flag pole. >> can you display it on the wall. horizontal way and this is the vertical way. displaying the verdict call way most people make the mistake they just take the horizontal flag and turn it. this is the proper way to do

it. blue field always up in the left hand corner. you should be good to go. >> and what about nighttime? >> nighttime according to the flag code, you are supposed to bring the flag in at the end of dusk. you are supposed to have -- if you want to keep it past dusk keep it out overnight you are suppose toed to have it illuminated. you don't have it illuminated and cause you to not fly the flag, you know, it's one of those things we don't want to be too testy on people and don't want to beat them up, the proper way is you really should illuminate if you are going to keep it out at night. >> what happens if your flag touches the ground. >> this is not -- this is a misnomer you do not have to retire the flag. destroying the flag. >> take it up and get it cleaned as long as it's reusable. not torn and still representing our country you have to show pride and dignity in the flag. as long as you are showing that you are good to go. you can wash it, you take it to the the dry cleaners. most reputable dry cleaners will do your flag for free.

>> i didn't know that. >> hopefully won't shrink it. >> no, no. our marines over here look fantastic. they are going to show us how to properly fold and store the flag. >> right. this is the proper and the professional way of doing it. as we refer to it. >> can you talk us through what they are doing right now? >> yes, they are going to fold. they are starting at the end doing the first crease and actually bringing it in if you go to www.legion.org back slash flag they can tell you what each one of these folds mean. >> there is actual symbolism. >> thank you that was the word i was looking for. >> www.legion.org and look up flag etiquette or do back slash flag. what's the proper storage of a flag. >> proper storage most people take them and put them in their closet and

stuff like that. that's great. make sure it's not on the ground or in an area where it's going to get dusty dirty. we -- this is representing a living country. we look at it as a living item. so you want to give it as much dignity and help as possible so when you do store keep it away from getting mold. keep it from getting dirty and dusty. show it as much respect as possible and you should be good to go. >> sean powers from the american legion helping us to be proud americans this morning. >> thanks for fantastic marines for doing this folding up. as well as all of the service members joining us this morning thank you for your service. >> also joining us this morning now rick reichmuth. >> such great information and we have such bad weather for so many people causing a bit of an issue for them. >> take a look at the maps. what's going on. central parts ever the country flooding going on. wichita falls right now really big concerns. evacuations going on in people having to get out of the lower lying areas. we have been dealing with this rain for such a long time and some of those rivers now in flood stage.

a beautiful day to start the memorial day weekend across the northeast. beautiful meaning sunny. a little bit chilly. we will warm up over the next couple of days. by monday, most everybody into the 80's. down across the southeast we are looking great across the eastern side of that picture there in fact, some on shore current are going to bring the threat for some rip current. be very careful in the beaches. take a look at all that rain across texas and oklahoma again unfortunately today. some spots maybe 3 to 5 inches and that's going to bring the flooding again. kansas as well getting very heavy showers. especially eastern parts of kansas. maybe a little bit of severe weather there and finally out across areas of the west that lingering system brings some more rain and mountain snow. temperatures much cooler than they should be for the start of memorial day. >> looks like a lot of folks are are going to be moving picnics under picnic shelters and tents. thank you so much. >> other head libraries this saturday fox news alert. a would be carjacker picked the wrong guy to mess with. >> try to rob me. you just get into random

people's cars? >> no. i thought you were my friend. >> you thought i was your friend? >> yes, sir. >> so you woke up stupid this morning? >> shannon was sitting in atlanta parking lot when the would-be robber. he turns the tables and holds the guy at gunpoint. when the officers arrived one shook fannin's hand. he will join us tomorrow on the show. legal battle over actress sophia frozen embryos heating up. superior court judge ruling that her exfiancee can file a lawsuit seeking custody of them. 39-year-old businessman nic roe claims modern family star breached oral agreement to embryos. the couple broke up last year. >> find another lady to impregnate. >> oh, go on. >> okay. a sea lion walks into a california bar. this is not a joke. the marine mammal hung out

at newport beach business for two hours before. treating the pup nicknamed beach ball before releasing him back into the ocean. >> >> is he standing there by the door or are they going to check hesitate i.d.? >> i wonder what his favorite drink is. >> whiskers. >> fan of the old fashioned. >> hillary clinton pitching herself as the savior for small. is she really fighting for the little guy? ask our panel of small business owners what they think about that next. >> can you find what's wrong with this picture? some say it's proof that chivalry is dead. are they right? we have a relationship expert on deck. >> put the lady on the inside. come on. ♪ ♪ living in america ♪

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small business president hillary clinton making the case that she will slash red tape. expand access to capital and cut taxes all for the little guy. but while she's still on her listening tour, maybe she should take a minute to it listen to advise from real small business owners like our panel jean marks cpa founder of the marks group analyst. and butch is the president and ceo of the dover group. welcome all. happy memorial day weekend. >> thanks for having us. >> one of the thing the small business owners have to deal with. taxes. is hillary clinton, out of everybody on the right and the left, the right person, the best person to come in to cut taxes and reduce the red tape? >> she hasn't proven it to us. came out and said she is all for small business. s. how is she for small business? i'm not sure she ever made

payroll in her life. she may have had small business training as a child working for her father's business. now she is like a rock star. traveling around the country making hundreds of thousands of dollars for appearances. we would love to see if she knew what a quarter of milk costs today. >> one of the things i'm looking for as a small business owner i get my containers from china. i get raw goods from ghana. i'm wondering about the transpacific partnership. i know details. >> that's the big trade deal that's kicking around in congress that she has not taking a position on. >> right exactly. it's still early in the game. i completely understand that i would love to know where she stands. >> art panership like that is so important. tax reform is so important peter. we pay so much this taxes now. there are certain things like making rerk tax credit permanent. the investment tax credit access permanent. the issue that concerns me the most that concerns me about hillary clinton. not that she is not competent. she is is a very polarizing figure. people really opinionated

about her. to get through tax reform through washington is really going to take a bipartisan effort. i'm just very, very concerned that, you know, somebody like that is not going to be able to bring together both sides to do it. >> do you think all think that hillary is trying to have it both ways because small businesses are not the ones paying her 200 grand on a speech. listening tour and looking like she is cozy with entrepreneurs. do you think. >> we are used to her and bill always listening to the polls first before they follow what their true beliefs are. >> that's right. there are between 20 and 30 million small business owners in this country. that's a big representation of voters that she is appealing to. i think that's what she is doing. >> the ones crying the hardest too. >> what do you think? trying to have it both ways? >> a little bit. obama went for the little guy and got a ton of like small donors she is understandably going for the big guy. that is completely understandable but you can't have it both ways. >> some of the stuff i

wonder about she is going to breweries and coffee shops small businesses, whatever, on a listening tour, she sits there and doesn't say much is there any possibility that she is actually listening? and that she -- and that she is taking it all in and then she is going to take -- you know use some of what she is hearing now in these early states where it really matters as part of a platform or is she just there for appearances and then it's going to be -- she will be cozier with the big banks? >> i think she is listening for sound bites right now. she wants to be. >> absolutely listening. >> butch? >> she is not going to fool anybody. she has to pay attention in she wants to get any votes from it. >> two not listening one listening. all right are? that's the score right now. speaking of 2016, could ohio's governor john kasich be hillary's competition. is he making a case for a run. how do voters feel? can you spot what's wrong

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>> so is chivalry dead? well, according to the twitter sphere this picture proves it is. do you see anything wrong here? >> oh i know what it is. she's wearing white before memorial day. >> plenty of people see something here. it sparked furious online chatter. >> here to explain and talk about modern day chivalry is relationship expert and dating coach rachel. nice to see you this morning. >> in the photo the woman is on the outside closest to the street. >> we don't know. >> it's not a video. >> so do we pay attention to this anymore? >> i think we should. i think we definitely moved away from it and this is something our parents practiced on a daily basis. we moved to the side of that. >> it's not just about ruling the women. do we even know they're dating. even if they're not dating a gentleman can be a gentleman,

right? >> absolutely. it's not about masculine and feminine. it's about being kind to each other and taking care of each other. even if it's just a friend or someone you're on a first date with. >> here's the next tip. open any door and let the lady go first. but isn't that old? now all of our doors open themselves anyway. >> she should still go first. but you have to open a door open a door for her, it's going to make her feel good. i always say women want to feel safe, sexy and secure. >> should i where those down. >> and you got about being the call to make plans. >> that has gone to the wayside. it's really frustrating for women. it doesn't matter that we're independent and impourempowered. we want them to take charge. what do you want to do? >> swiping right on tinder not the same as a phone call? >> definitely not. >> it's an interesting moment. women in power.

women in charge, when we're tough, we're tough women. but we want you to be the decision maker. >> and there definitely could be a compromise there. we still look for the men in the relationship to be the more assertive. >> how about this, women, let the men have a chance. >> i see that a lot of times. we have really high powered women. they're executives and taking charge of everythingment it emasculates the men sometimes. >> speaking of the woman on the side of the road. if she has a problem, isn't she supposed to lean in? >> oh there we go. >> rachel gra tote see you this morning. have a great memorial day weekend. >> coming up on the show caught on camera. the terrifying moment this plane went down. what the brand new video reveals about the crash. >> and one man's marriage is off

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happy saturday. it's the 21st of may. 2013 i'm anna kooiman. he didn't do it alone. investigators reveal the d.c. mansion murder suspect had help pulling off that brutal crime. so who were his accomplices and where are they? the brand new details ahead.

>> and inside hillary clinton's e-mail inbox. hundreds of e-mails released in a weekend dump. and now we know she slept through a benghazi briefing. what else they reveal. >> plus one man's marriage is off to a rocky start. in the best way possible. >> actually it's going to be the greatest day of your life. come on in. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson pulls off a wedding surprise. how did he do it? "fox & friends" hour four starts now. >> can you smell what the rock is cooking, or what fox & friends is cooking on this memorial day weekend?

>> we have asparagus, some grill tips out there. we're showing it all to you coming up in a little bit. should the men be man of the grill? we can't figure this out. is chivalry dead? i know. you got ha message on your any facty nifty iwatch. >> he said you said exactly what i'm thinking. i'm all about chivalry but that stuff ticks me off. >> i feel like there's never enough. you want my coat. >> yeah i told you i was chilly. i'm sorry. we need to get to the clinton document just in time for the holiday weekend. the state department releasing 300 e-mails during the aftermath of the deadly benghazi attack including what clinton knew and when. >> three days after the attack that left u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three others dead

she was e-mailed saying it may have been a planned attack. not spontaneous. that didn't stop the u.n. ambassador from saying an anti-azanti- anti-islamic video sparked the u.s. protest. >> but clinton's chief of staff forwarded reuters e-mail who bragged about being at the attack. he's since been charged in the attack. three months later despite reading the e-mail. clinton famously lashed out at lawmakers. lawmakers. >> was it because of a protest or guys out for a wake that decided to kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> she's very awake there. >> she is. and this isn't republicans looks if r a smoking gun.

they may have gotten one in this particular e-mail. she slept through the benghazi e-mail on morning of the 15th. 10:43 in the morning, though she writes i just woke up so i missed the briefing. >> how long at 10:43 do you think somebody who is president has usually been awake for? 5:00 a.m. i would think. >> well the argument during the campaign the 3:00 a.m. campaign ad. who do you want answering the phone? >> you don't have to be awake. >> but the thing is you know she was secretary of state, flying all over the world. she may have been jet lagged. you can understand she may be sleeping late on other days of the years. not after a massacre of chris stevens and three other innocent americans lost their lives in a terror attack that did not appear spontaneous. >> most people if they slept until 10:45 and missed a briefing where somebody is outside, knock, knock, knock, secretary clinton, or just

anything if i slept until 10:45, i would be executed. >> well here's another thing that showed up in the e-mails, when she talks about joking that she was nursing her cracked head. of course, she had a concussion. and the one really sticking out to a lot of people is this document or this e-mail that she received that was then later classified. she said i never sent any classified information on my private server. this was deemed important enough to later classify. >> and clinton is saying the fbi is investigating and she's aware of that. but just pushing this, this is routine, this is what happens when freedom of information requests are made. she spoke on this yesterday in new hampshire. she hasn't been taking many questions. finally she talked about this. listen.

listen. >> i'm glad the e-mails are starting to come out. it's something i've asked to be done as you know for a long time. the releases are beginning. >> something significant, now that we know there was classified information on the server. the former cia deputy director say foreign governments probably have everything on there. if there's classified stuff in this tiny 300 e-mail batch, how much was rest in the tens of hundreds of thousands of messages. the other thing is remember all the stuff you just heard about, that's all stuff that hillary clinton is okay with you finding out about because she completely scrubbed her entire record from the time she was secretary of state, cut out half that she didn't want anybody to see. this is from the half she said this is okay. probably not going to affect my chances of being elected president. this is what we've got. >> i think that's the biggest point of the morning. thank you for making it. >> ruth on facebook wrote this

morning she's hoping that the average american will not be paying attention this time. wrong. >> and john says it doesn't matter to her loyal followers. they'll follow her no matter what. and layne says the problem is that culture of being untouchable has infiltrated our government. i say our because contrary to popular belief. enter. now the brutal murders at the d.c. mansion last week. and new court documents revealing overnight, the person who was arrested this week, darron wint may not have acted alone. we saw surveillance video of him allegedly running away from the scene. now we know according to the court documents, it reads this way. the crimes required in the affidavit requireded the presence and assistance of more than one person. when you look at the time line of this absolutely. right? one person doesn't seem like could have pulled off everything that unfolded over that 24-hour

period. starting with 6:00 p.m. on that may 13th night. >> that's the approximate time the suspect or suspects entered the home. then at 9:00 p.m. they got hungry and called dominos pizza to deliver a pepperoni pizza to him. which ultimately led him to him. >> the pizza guy said he received strange instructions. just leave the pizza and go. half an hour after the pizza came a different housekeeper gets a phone call from a flustered sounding man of the house saying my wife is sick don't come in tomorrow. but then you fast forward to the next morning, one of the housekeepers who never came home with no explanation, her husband showed up. knocks on the door. nobody answers. >> now remember the reason we say this whole time timeline seems strange for one person. you have four individuals you're trying to corral. you have a 10-year-old boy in the house as well as the

housekeeper, the wife and the husband. one person being able to do that. they're all duct taped and held at this point. all of the phone messages going back and forth, seemingly being handled by the individuals there, o coercing them to make the phone calls and texts. >> and i spent a lot of time in the neighborhood the past couple of days. the house is on a corner lot in a neighborhood with a lot of foot traffic where the houses are closer together. so it would be very difficult, you would think, for one person to go into a house where they did have a guard dog, according to one o f the housekeepers, and round up all four people and keep them so quiet and subdued for an entire evening, into the night, and then the next morning, with nobody hearing. >> also in that neighborhood peter, as you said there are multiple housekeepers at this house alone. that's the kind of neighborhood it is. very wealthy. so you presume that many of them have security cameras as well. judge alex was on earlier, and yes, the investigators are certainly trying to comb through

the video. >> one key component is the money. $40,000 dropped off at the house that evening by one of mr. savopoulos' employees. but the money then is still missing. 30,000 of it is still missing. when they pulled him over in the box truck, they only found $10,000. where are the other people? where is the rest of that money? that question is still unanswered this morning. >> and it does appear to be -- $10,000 appears to be part of the $40,000. court documents are saying it is in the same denomination. >> and they say others were involved and they're not saying how many they think were involved could it be $40,000 was split four ways and we have 10,000 of it? could it be this guy paid somebody off who helped him? we don't know a lot. but judge alex says he thinks the investigators have a much better idea about how many and who. >> right. you don't want to tip them off. and also saying it could be anned in job, knowing the

security policies the security that was in place at the house. we'll continue following in grisly story. gosh it's awful isn't it. some other new stories. a brand new dash cam video shows a terrifying moment a plane crashes, holding four people heading to a college graduation. yo u can see thick black smoke rising after the plane crashes. shortly after an officer arises. the four people on board all died. bird radioed in that he was having trouble gaining altitude. remember earlier this week when the president said denying climate change endangers national security. >> climate change constitutes a serious threat to global security. it will impact our military defends our country. >> vice president joe biden is doubling down on that warning, telling graduates at the naval academy the change could cause more extreme and devastating storms around the world. he quoted the president's coast

guard academy address, saying our forces have to be ready. and with pomp and circumstance along with a big sur prize for one arizona student graduating from kinder kindergarten. she thought she would have to mark the occasion without her military officer dad. but his fellow aufrlss showed up to stand in for the officer in blue. sofia's mom told us about the special moment. >> we were completely caught off guard and surprised when all the officers walked in just before the graduation started. >> sofia's father who is in the army was touched when he saw the pictures. >> it's 50 degrees outside. we got tweets of people saying it's 42 degrees where people are waking up this morning. >> about to get down to the mid 20s. so there you go. mid 20s for the unofficial start of summer. that's p why it's unofficial.

we just say memorial day. doesn't have anything to do with weather. we have a very chilly start this morning. we are going to warm up today. over the next few days it's going to get much much better. people staying off the beaches, probably out of the water off the northeast. here's your water temperatures across the eastern seaboard. it is very very warm down across the south where we have high pressure that is going to build here, and by tomorrow and into monday it's going to bring a strong onshore flow. that means rip currents will be the case. very strong from the midatlantic to coastal florida. if you're going into the water this weekend, sunday and monday be very careful because the currents are going to be very dangerous. we also watched the dangerous weather across the central and southern plains. more rain moving in across parts of oklahoma and texas. and a huge swath of areas with flood watches and warnings for parts of missouri all the way down to southern parts of texas. so big flooding concerns will continue. and possibly next weekend, unfortunately. >> thank you. >> well coming up should he be

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hi friends. good morning. ohio governor john kasich making a case for a 2016 presidential run. is he someone to watch? >> here to give him the dial treatment, pollster frank lutz.

good morning, frank. >> good morning. >> so first off, a lot of big cities. a lot of urban problems the kids deal with. chris wallace asked if liberal policies have failed baltimore and other i inner cities, and you got a response to that. >> at the end of the day, everybody has to be lifted and feel they're a part of economic and part of america gains. and without that, schools, mentor ship criminal justice reform we've done all of those things in ohio. not that we're perfect. we have a long way to go. but what we feel is happening in ohio is people do feel there's an opportunity. >> so what does that -- what does it tell you frank? >> yes, the reason john kasich is so interesting to me is because he does so well among democrats for much of what he has to say. and he's adopted in every and all approach to governing. which is that everybody has to

be lifted up. it has to affect all americans, and it's a very unique approach and not many republicans are running for presidents. they're doing it. and if he decides to run in those states have open primaries where democrats can vote. >> how about the next sound bite where kasich is talking about uniting the country rather than dividing the country? let's listen to this. >> our country is strongest when people are united. simple. that's the bottom line. now on medicaid expansion, i'm able to bring ohio money back to ohio. because i know what they do with it in washington. i can use it to treat the mentally ill. i can use it to help the drug addicted. why wouldn't i do that george? that's common sense to me. >> so it's a very positive reaction there. and the reason why is he's talking about a america united. this is a time when it's not politics.

and 80% of americans in tp center who dump the stuff on the left dump the stuff on the right and focus on what it takes to make americans better. particularly their quality of life. that's another area where he does particularly well. >> politics are important if he wants to be president. >> what we've been able to do in if ohio with job growth and tax cuts the largest in the country, and a history of balancing budgets, chris, i think it's hard to question my conservative credentials. but i will tell you this. as a conservative, i think economic growth is not a means to an end. but should be used to help people rise. and that's what all americans want. whether they're republicans or democrats. language for conservatives. obviously a question like that is tuned towards the republican

primary. i want you to watch two things about john kasich. number one is does he make the decision soon? because he has to make the money necessary. and two, does he focus on what he's talking about right now, which is quality of life issues. things that affect people in their day-to-day lives. and rejecting the traditional appeal to specifically conservativevoters if he does. >> governor kasich has plans to go to florida and then back to new hampshire next week. frank, all week long we've been doing this #proudamerican. you have a proud american for us. >> on monday i'm so grateful to do this. i'm having nine p.o.w.s from vietnam at my home in california with nine members of congress. what the p.o.w.s don't know is members of congress are bringing flags that flew over the capitol to present to them to say thank for your service and what you've done for america. >> that's a very special

memorial day. frank, thank you. he thought he was going to interview duane "the rock" johnson, but a much bigger surprise. he showed up to his own wedding. next.

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now a look at headlines on a saturday morning. a man is declared dead about to be moved to the morgue when he begins move. he had collapsed in his apartment and was cold to the touch. his brother said a thyroid problem put him in a coma. and high school seniors in utah getting a final spelling graduation at lesson. the medals handed out said class of 2015.

but class missing an "s." they will send out a corrected version. well a couple got their marriage off to a rocky start. nick thinks he's about to interview the rock for his new movie. but he showed up to his own surprise wedding officiated by the one and only himself, duane "the rock" johnson. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. nick, you may kiss your bride. how did this crazy ceremony come about? here with the story are the newlyweds to see us this morning. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so nick you had no idea. you're going there to interview him for his new movie and what happens?

what did he say to you when you were about to show up? >> well we were supposed to do a bit, and that got thrown auto and i kept trying to come up with more stuff. we pitched him bad ideas, and he was like nope i don't want to do those because they were bad. and next thing i was trying to leave to get out there and and into the fetal position. and next thing you know duane rocks out and got a surprise for you. so i'm thinking cool like a pizza party or sleepover. then i see my participantents and best friends and it clicked what was happening. >> and you were in on it. one of your friends came to you with this idea. pitched the rock's people on this whole thing. how did this all come about? >> well andy from screen junkies contacted me and asked me if i was interested in a

wedding with du aane "the rock" johnson and i said yes. i was all for it. and it was great. >> so you've been planning two weddings. the normal wedding and then the fake wedding. is that a moment you'll never forget? >> i'll never forget the sound of his voice when he saw what was going on. i didn't get to see his face. but hearing what he was saying and excitement was great. >> it was a high pitched swearing. >> and nick you're a comedian, is you're used to probably doing practical jokes on other people. did you feel like you didn't see this one coming. you got one put over on you. >> i feel like i can be conned out of anything at this point right now. she could have been planning it right next to me and having conversations and so the rock will be there, cool and i still would have been surprised. >> i kind of was. >> she set up a fake e-mail.

>> okay i guess i'm a trusting fellow. you know. >> the moral of the story is just goes to show us once again, most women are way smarter than us. >> oh, yes. the rock officiated the wedding. is your marriage legal? >> oh yeah. >> our marriage certificate has my name laura's name and duane "the rock" johnson's name on it. >> he got officiated for it. >> yeah definitely fuliful well that's great and congratulations, guys. have a great memorial day weekend and enjoy your second wedding in a few months. >> thank you. >> coming up here on the show this man wanted for kidnapping two children and stopping him, this mom, who heard the amber alert and trailed the van he was driving in for 20 miles. that incredible story in her own

words next. plus don't just add cheese. make it bacon wrapped. we have the bacon wrapped burger for your memorial day grilling tips for a champion pit master. but first, let's check in with uma for what's coming up on americas news madeheadquarters. >> coming up a group of brave military vets upset with a white house policy over isis has decided to make matters into their own hands and travel onto iraq and syria to take on the terror group themselves. you'll meet the leader at 2:00 p.m. eastern. and you'll meet the latest winner from "american idol" who plans to offer up a patriotic tribute to our troop this is weekend in washington, d.c. join me at 2:00 p.m. eastern. hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people?

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look at that. >> willow is only 6 months old. >> and the naval academy. >> and that's from maryland. >> and we have one of anna at fleet week. >> >> had a great time this week. 1800 sailors and marines in town taking over the streets of new york completely. and i got to be out there. >> #proudamericans. >> hey, everybody. thanks for coming out. >> tweet us pictures. >> we'll share some of them on the air and with you at home as well. and this is a video showing six men storms a home in a terrifying home invasion in atlanta. the masked intruders kicked the door down and rush inside with guns drawn. but they're scared off when they hear someone inside yelling. police offering a $2 thourk2$2,000

reward for information that identifies these intruders. and a woman followed a suspect's van for nearly 20 miles as she talked to deputies on the phone. brave woman. >> i was always afraid if i were to stop that he would get away and he would catch him. i'm here i'm right behind him. until a sheriff takes over he's not going anywhere. >> the suspect, joshua reevis triggered the alert when he kidnapped his two young children after learning his wife in idaho wanted a divorce. hollywood legend robert deniro dishing out a harsh reality to college graduates. >> you made it. and you're [ bleep ]. >> deniro talking to nyu's school of the arts. the commencement speaker there. telling the aspiring writers,

actors their futures are far from a sure thing. he said the art students should get used to rejection. every once in a while. and talk about through thick and thin. world war ii veteran jim russell surprises his wife in the hospital for the 57th wedding anniversary that they have. but he gets dressed up in a tuxedo and brings her flowers and chocolates in her hospital room. the granddaughter tweeted out the pictures. earlier we spoke to the family about eleanor's reaction. >> it was just the right time to do something. my mother had been ill for quite some time. and their anniversary was coming up. >> i thought it feels a good idea. and i was all for it. it needed to be cleared up. she looked like she was very happy or surprised. >> jim and eleanor grew up together in georgia. they have three children and four grandchildren.

>> let's get over to rick. finally we have some sun outside m. so it's warming up. >> it's going to get better. it's going to improve. i promise. going to push 90. i want to welcome you to new york. your first time. >> first time. it's great to be here. >> from about 500 miles away from you and taken you this long do get here. >> 500 miles and 47 years. absolutely. >> and how many steps did you take? >> over 21,000. >> 21,000 steps. that's a lot. see if you can beat that today. take a look at the maps. all across the southern plains, where we have heavy rain falling. three cities breaking may rainfall records by the end of the day. big flooding concerns will continue across the area. the last 48 hours we've had a lot of rain. and because of that all of these areas you see here have watches and warnings going on.

going on across the panhandle of texas. and by this afte a look at that very strong line of storms from southeastern nebraska. stretching all the way down past the big bend of texas, where we're seeing three to five inches of rain. >> beaches on the rivers. we're smelling the aroma of barbecue. boy does it smell good. memorial day weekend marks the start of backyard summer barbecuing. >> christopher is the owner of prime restaurant in north carolina and the author of the new southern living cookbook, the ultimate book of barbecue. chris, welcome. >> tharng for having me. >> we are happy you are here because we're hungry by this time in the show. >> that's great because we have a ton here today to cook. we're starting off with a skirt steak. awesome. comes for the rib section.

it's going to be next the the flank. very affordable and very flavorable. we're going to do a coffee rub on it. and why instant in the crystals will melt into the steak almost instantly. a little bit of sugar. black pepper some salt. we're going to nicely rub the steak down. just mix it up. and then you throw it right on the grill. it's going to be nice and bold and flavorful. >> you don't have to do the rub like a day before? >> absolutely not. you do want to do it in big batches. again, all the the ingredients can be found in the book. >> or steak at 9:30. >> you can have coffee with your steak as well. we have our chipotle chicken here today. that's the smoky heat but not overwhelming. and we're going to flatten it out. we like to use boneless skinless chicken thighs. breasts dry out on the grill. we're going to pound it out a

little bit. want about a quarter of an inch. we're going to get light brown sugar. well done by the way. >> chivalry is not dead. he let you hit the meat. >> absolutely. absolutely. we want to throw these on the grill. you let these bronze out. basically the brown sugar is going to coat it and give it a nice sweet glaze on the grill. so biel throw these on. >> this almost looks like a marinade on it. >> absolutely. and that's the bronzing. >> and show us this other breakfast and lunch combination. >> bacon wrapped burgers. now this is great because anything with bacon is better. >> of course. wrap it around the burger. two strips very easy. >> what's on top? >> this is a mushroom blend.

you add it and cook it separately. when it's if shed off like that right there, so beautiful. on each side. throw it on the grill. and you're ready to rock 'n' roll. >> you have to have something on the side. just real quickly. >> fresh summer grilled corn. absolutely delicious. we have fresh asparagus, lemon zes zest and a warm potato salad. >> where can we see the rest of this? >> this is the ultimate book of barbecue. amazon barnes & noble, sams club. >> i'm twitter and instagram and facebook. >> and i vouch for your potato salad. >> we have to go. >> coming up on the program, the story that captured the nation. a family brutally murdered in their own home. alleged by a man they knew. what can you do now to make sure you and your family are safe? if there's ever an intruder that m cos your way. a security expert here with tips to save your life.

and he went from the marines to the movies. now r. lee ermie is about to get a big honor. but first we check in with neil for a look at what's coming up on the cost of freedom business block. >> hey, guys. good morning. if you're firing up the grill this weekend. you see how expensive food is getting. and forget making gains. the president said america's mediate thread climate changed. should you worry more about what she just said she wants to do with yours.

the manhunt for the suspect cops think may have left his dna on a piece of pizza crust at the scene of a kwa grud kwa drud murder is over.

but many are wondering could this happen to them. has it happened to them. steve is a retired police detective and self defense expert. he's here to show us how to keep your family safe. this happens all too often, steve, and it's not until it's too late or you've already gone through the incident that you're planning for it. >> it takes something like what happened in the d.c. mansion murders to prompt people to take the precautions that they should have in place all the time. >> so let's start with the things we should put in place now. creating a safe room. >> yes. >> we see these panic rooms on movies and things like that. that's not what you're talking about. it's a place to gather in a crisis right? >> a safe room could be a bathroom or an elaborate setup where the doors are reinforced. regardless of what we do in terms of a safe room we want a couple of items we can use. put a barrier between you and somebody wishing you harm. >> so when you say create a safe word to get to that room what does that mean? >> you want a code in the event

something catastrophic is occurring at your house. you want to say code blue or code red. and that means that they'll go automatically directly to that room. it's like in law enforcement the officer needs assistance we give a call. everybody drops everything and we go. >> some of these items here. making sure it's secure. what is this? >> this is an adjustable security bar that goes underneath the doorknob of any door. it will shore up and strengthen the weakest, flimsiest doors. >> you could use a bathroom as the spot to go. some of the other items you have here. like a flashlight. >> that flashlight can be a web, it also acts as a strobe. if you press the button at night it's blinding. >> developed by a former navy s.e.a.l. >> it's what i carry when i travel and keep in my bedroom. >> you have to trust your instincts. preventive or during a situation

like this? >> we're the only beings on this planet that don't listen to our intuition. often we feel that something is not right and we put it aside. every country around the world, women tend to have a better gift of intuition. however, we're the only beings that don't listen to it. ever see a deer in the woods and you move to look at it and boom it's gone. it's not waiting to see what the threat is. it's out of there. >> fascinating. you have other things too. to have in your safe room. some backup batteries as well. why a flip phone? >> that's a burner phone, or a prepaid cell phone. what you do is pay 2 or $3 a month and have that storeded in there with a charger, and have access to 30 minutes where if the phone lines are cut, you can have stored the local police department number. and finally this lock by the way. we have normal typical dead bolts. why is this one special?

>> it's anti-jimmied. it's very durable and strong. we want to make sure the tram of the door is sured up. and it has very long screws that go into the frame so they're sturdy. >> fascinating. it's sad we have to be worried about this. take the precautions and be safe. coming up on the show he went from the marine corps to the movies. now his journey to hollywood. and he's going to honor and the honor he'll be receiving today for his work in entertainment. he is live with us. you don't want to miss this.

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k /* >> i took it from the hall sir. >> we have the veteran actor here to tell us all about it. good morning, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me on board. it's always a pleasure. >> what is this award you are receiving? >> well, it's the -- the award is most memorable performance by a marine or military person. which would, of course be full metal jacket gun and heart. >> you are known as a tough guy. are you kind of a teddy bear when you are not doing these movies? >> mrs. says so.

i only have 20 more years of good productive work. but she says i'm getting soft in my old age. >> and what about victory motorcycle partnership. you guys partner, victory motorcycles in the afghanistan and veteran of america for a memorial biker day rally in honor of veterans who gave their lives. tell us about that. >> peter, i hooked up with victory motorcycles five years ago. and they are the most patriotic people i have ever worked with. and we -- we support, we have hooked up with iava which is the iraq and afghanistan vietnam war veterans or war veterans. they are helping us we are supporting the troops. we have supplied motorcycles. a lot of the guys don't have motorcycles. victory is giving them

motorcycles so we can all ride down through the big city of washington, d.c. our beautiful capital tomorrow. and we're going to have a great time. we filled up the pentagon parking lot every year. we started with a couple thousand motorcycles. in the past few years, we have not been able to squeeze any more motorcycles into the pentagon parking lot. it's been over a million motorcycles. >> you think your wife says you mellowed a little bit. you still have a little energy you have a show called "the gunny channel," what is that looking like? >> i did it for years on the history channel and it was one of the highest rated shows on the history channel. but i have taken it over to the outdoor channel now where i have more control. i'm the director, producer and the writer the host. i own the show. so i get to call the shots. and i kind of like it better that way.

>> it seems like you like to be in control. i have to ask you before i let you go it is memorial day weekend, your thoughts on this memorial day weekend and what it means to you. >> yeah memorial day is -- you know it's a time for me to honor our veterans honor warriors that have gone before us. they have sacrificed so much. and that's the reason we're not speaking chinese or russian right now is because of those warriors. and we have to reach out and thank those warriors. i mean everybody should get on their knees to say before they go to bed to thank the good lord for our military. >> you are like one of the most famous movie sergeants. can you just yell at us really quick? >> yeah i want to promote another thing here fellas you are not paying attention to me. it is the gi fest. it is on for the next two days.

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tomorrow a soldier reunited with an iraqi family helped to turn the tables on a would-be carjacker. plus the number one reason to drink beer this week. union-backed protestors demanding $15 an hour and to unionize outside mcdonald shareholder meetings this week forcing the closure of one store until they left. mcdonald's already increased pay at stores they own to at least 10 bucks, so if this more about big labor wanting to super size its membership than workers' pay? i'm brenda butner. this is bulls and bears, we have gary smith, john layfield along with susan welch and naomi cotts. welcome, everyone. the union