have the students responsible pay for the clean up. let's keep talking about the new australiaron law that strips citizenship for their terror crimes should the u.s. do the same? >> can't be a citizen if you join isis. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning. it is tuesday may 26th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. four people are dead and dozens missing as extreme weather sweeps across the country. tornados and flash floods ripping communities apart and it's not over. a relaxing day on the beach turns downright terrifying. a bounce hounsse packed with kids

flies 20 feet in the air. another insult to our stars and stripes a major retailer displaying this upside down flag t shirt in their store window on memorial day and leaving some in hollywood and beyond to call for a boycott we're share that company's reactions. because this tuesday is better with friends. ♪ you're taking a live look at the "fox and friends" plaza 48th and 6th. guess who is going to be on that plaza taking a man test? brian kilmeade and senator scott brown who joins us this morning to take a look we have navy s.e.a.l. who says there are a few things that every man needs to know.

he's got three of them he's going to put the two of you to the test to see if you can pass. i have great faith in the two of you. >> what a day for steve to be out. i'm with this guy who's in the military. runs triathlawns. >> you would feel -- >> derrick has a great story he was a navy s.e.a.l. he talks about how so many times you don't do your ownening gardening, or we're going to talk about changing a tire. changing your oil. >> i've been practicing all morning. >> we're going to make it happen today. it's great to have you and all of you joining us. we begin with an extreme weather alert. at least four people are dead. as flash floods and tornados pave a path of destruction through the south. >> oh, my god. >> people watching on in horror

as a tornado touches down in fayiate county texas. 37 counties in that state have been declared disaster areas. the state is dealing with major widespread flooding. take a look at that. a jeep completely swept away here incredibly the man inside did survive. down south in new mexico near the texas border 13 people were killed when a tornado tore through their town. a baby reportedly ripped from her mother's arms and sent flying into the air. and for the 35 million americans the nightmare could continue today with more threats of severe weather. >> i hope there's a positive ending for the baby. three minutes after the hour. the weather leaving an impact on the next story. a relaxing memorial day turns

terrifying as a water spout turned tornado on a crowded beach sending a bounce house of children into the sky. >> heather childers joins us now. beach goers watched in horror as the tornado hit the sand. look at that three children were actually inside that bounce house. you see it go up towards the tree line there. as it flipped over and soared 20 feet into the air in ft. lauderdale florida. one 5-year-old describes the frightening moments inside. >> i was in the bounce house. and the bounce house flew in the air and then i fell in the dirt. i was thinking i was about to die. >> that 5-year-old fractured her arm during all that chaos. her step brother also breaking his arm. one other girl was kept in the

hospital overnight. but is expected to be released today. that's good news. these terrifying images all too familiar. you'll remember last summer this inflatable slide flew nearly 300 feet with two children trapped inside in colorado. and a year ago, two boys seriously injured when they fell nearly two stories when a gust of wind swept up this bounce house in upstate new york. a bounce house accident account for nearly 11,000 injuries per year. one child send to the emergency room every 45 minutes. police are investigating the incident. they say the bounce house was properly secured at the time. scary stuff. back to you. a water spout, it couldn't be stopped. >> it was absolutely secured properly. >> thanks heather. every 45 minutes a kid is hurt in a bounce house. >> there go our summer plans. >> forget that.

>> news alert, do not get a bouncy house for your party. >> it's going to hurt sglaelzales. >> the girl thought she was going to die. >> after a fractured arm she's speaking on camera. >> i'm going to ask heather nauert are you going to let your boys play in a bounce house. >> unfortunately, yeah. i just say to my husband you stick close by. >> as long as they take their shoes off, you know. good morning, hope you had a great weekend. i have news to bring you from overseas. iraqi forces hitting back hard against isis. a counterattack operation is underway to push the terror group out of the western provinces. this comes days after the siege of ramadi where terrorists took over the city. on sunday defense secretary ash carter said the iraqi army showed no will to fight during that siege. back here at home also coming in overnight, a manhunt is

underway after a police officer is shot in new mexico. it is believed that the officer in rio rancho just about an hour north of albuquerque had a confrontation with a suspect. a witness heard two quick gun shots before seeing the police officer on the ground. the officer's condition is not yet known. this is the first time a rio rancho officer has been shot in the line of duty j explosive new allegations coming in from b.b. king's family. they say he was poisoned. ♪ >> and here are those allegations. king's daughter say that two of his closest aides poisoned their father. and even banned the family from seeing him one week before his death. doctors and police say there is no evidence to support this allegation of a poisoning. police are not planning to epoen a homicide investigation. and those are your headlines.

got a lot here going on this morning. i'll see you back here in a little bit. >> i know everybody had a special memorial day. even when i was in school -- because of being in war for 14 years what memorial day means. your uncle, your cousin whoop have serves over the last 14 years. the president of the united states i believe really feels what families go through, especially the gold star families those who lost people at war. he said he met with them before. i believe his heart was in the right place. i was surprised at the tone he took. >> he mentioned this was an especially meaningful day. we'll listen to what he had to say and then reaction. >> for many of this this memorial day is especially meaningful. it is the first since our war in afghanistan came to an end. today is the first memorial day in 14 years that the united states has not engaged in a

major ground role. several years ago we had thousands of troops in afghanistan. today fewer than 10,000 troops remain. >> he did admit the afghanistan was dangerous place. he reiterated about withdrawing american personnel until only an embassy present would remain. there is still a lot of our troops serving in afghanistan and iraq. 3,050 in iraq. so some people felt as though this could be a chest puff moment for the president saying we're out of there when we're not. and we are still involved. >> first of all, memorial day for those who have given their lives in sacrifice and service of our country. i don't have a problem with the president taking some credit for obviously getting us out of those conflicts. what he fails to also say is -- i said before and i've said it on the show the world is on

fire. you see what's happening in syria, iraq russia boko haram and other organizations. that part of the world is in complete distress. i think it's a result of the inaction by this president. >> let's take a look at both wars. iraq has been split and half and been taken over by an army that we have not seen before. and we have 3,000 troop there's and the air force constantly working. if you're in the air force you're in action. if you're part in special ops, you're in action. if you're in afghanistan you're in missions you should send a e-mail to general campbell who is running things. if we leave afghanistan the way we left iraq it's going to make everybody that served what were we there to begin with for. there were 27 afghan police and military members killed over the weekend. imagine if we were not there at

all how many would be assassinated. i think the president missed the headline. >> we could have a show for a hour on that subject. >> it was a meaningful memorial day for so many yesterday and the sacrifices that were made for us and our freedom to just speak with you this morning. you saw a lot of american flags yesterday waving. at pac sun had a flag flack. it was designed by a new york rapper and the post on memorial day upset shoppers it's an upside down flag in black and white. there was a facebook post by one of their patrons coming into the store so upset with it she asked people to not go. said she wasn't going to buy anything. the jameses woods actor tweeted about this when he saw it setting off a firestorm on twitter. he said please every follower of

mine boycott pac sun. >> first of all, when i was around times square. you can see the difference. got a lot of compliments saying thank you for representing. i look at that flag i first saw it. it's black and white it refers to the black and white tensionss between blacks and whites. it's upside down. what it's referencing to me is that race relations in america are at a distressing level. the fact that james woods and others noted it and said boycott it that's the choice you have. >> you do in this nation. >> i don't disagree with it. >> pac sun reacted and took everything down. out of respect for those who have put their lives on the line for our country we have decided to stop selling the t sheertirt. we are removing it immediately. what do you think about it?

do you think people should express their anti-american or protesting against america or do you think they blew it. >> whose shirt do you like better? i like yours. >> it's all about timing. the front of the store on memorial day people should have the ability to go in and represent and celebrate our country. >> that flag represents the people where people can put that shirt on and make a decision about it. now this. 13 minutes after the hour. housekeeping staff left to look after our at risk vets at the phoenix va sound okay to you? it didn't to our next guest. an army vet and a va staffer blew the whistle on this thing. now she's facing retaliation and she's not the only one. and have you seen this? it's the incredible image gone viral that everyone is talking about this morning. a marine and his bride, the story behind this picture. so moving. that is coming up for you next. still not seeing the bride

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went into my medical records. >> you'd have thought after that interview with "fox and friends" last month the va would have cleaned up their act. it's happened again. the same va employee illegally accessing records on a veteran who blew a whistle. joining us now is the united states army veteran and va program support assistant who has spent 15 years with the va. we want to thank you for your service and for being with us today. good morning to you. >> thank you. good morning. >> so in 2013 you actually brought forward some concerns about the va. after you did that and they were more than valid concerns as it pertains to at risk veterans being less than cared for as you perceived it to be. when you brought those concerns forward, what did you realize about your medical records being accessed? >> well my medical records were

accessed by penny miller a social worker who i don't know. and, again, had no authorization in being in my medical records for what reason she went in there, i still don't know to this day. and i'm not certain if i will. >> you know we spoke with a gentleman a couple weeks ago who had the same issue. brandon coleman's records were illegally accessed by penny miller as well? >> correct. >> you had not been treated by penny miller correct? >> no, not at the entire time i've been at the v.a. as a patient. >> if i'm on the computer system and i'm going to access someone i might not have treated. what would come up on the screen to let me know i shouldn't be doing this? >> there would be a warning that said restricted record and you would have to click yes or no to allow you to have access to that

record. >> do you believe youp were punished about being a whistle blower? >> yes i am. >> why? >> for coming forward and speaking for the health of our veterans. if this is how they can find out any information on me and any other writshistle blowers i think they're going to use it. >> we're going to stay on this. you spoke it loudly as it relates to the treatment of our veterans. you served this country greatly and we're going to watch this for you. "fox and friends" did reach out to the va for comment, but got no response. let us know what you think about that. up next 30 people are shot in baltimore this weekend. but al sharpton isn't following the crime he's following the cameras to cleveland. is that going to help things? rod wheeler is here next and he's fired up about it.

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just about 24 minutes past the top of the hour. quick headlines for you now. police now have more evidence they say proves accused killer wint did not act alone in the d.c. mansion murders. a green construction vest was found in the family's burned out porsche. someone not matching wint's description was spotted driving that car wearing that vest after the murders. the field of gop hopefuls getting larger. santorum is making his announcement tomorrow in pennsylvania. big day tomorrow. 4 minutes after the hour. a grim mile stone for baltimore. may marking the city's deadliest month in a century.

the month of may had 35 kills. >> amazing. 35 homicide so far this months. just this weekend, 28 people shot nine of those people killed. baltimore's mayor reacts. >> it is disheartening that we're seeing such an increase in violence especially when you think about the progress that we've made. we've come too far to have this type of set back. >> joining us now is rod wheeler. rod, when you have this type of stats that happened over the weekend since freddie gray lost his life april 12th, you can't say this is unexpected for a guy in the business like you, why? >> i can tell you one thing the crime hasn't dissipated or slowed down at all since the death of freddie grieay. the same amount of crime we had before the riots. which shows the riots had nothing to do with the death of freddie gray. what kind of effect has it had

on the police department. i can tell you it's had a negative effect on the police department. why? because of that same mayor that you just saw a minute ago talking about how disheartening this is this is the same mayor that told to police officers to stand down and not do their jobs. for her to be complaining now -- even taking a step further. martin o'malley who is about to announce his presidency heap was the governor of that state. look at the conditions that continue to exist pin baltimore. it speaks for itself. >> it seems it's in vogue to go after police. we've noticed an uptick in police killings and assaults on police complete disrespect for their authority. i note that we have al sharpton going around these areas, not going to say, hey, let'sue unite and work together. but rather to insight people. >> al sharpton for all he's done

for the african-american community all these years, that's great fine and dandy. they don't need him in cleveland. i can speak for cleveland my family lives there. take a look at ferguson and how they responded to their situation and then take a look at cleveland. completely different response by the people. why? because you have better leadership in cleveland. the police chief in cleveland is doing a tremendous job. the governor of the state of highway, john kasich has been on the ground ever since day one. ferguson it was completely different. that's why we -- we don't have the problems in cleveland that you see in other states. al sharpton needs to stay out of ohio. >> the storyline has been if the police would back down everything would be fine. as if the police are the problem. you know another network said that the city of baltimore are so concerned the cops are so concerned about their safety and worried about being unfairly

accused they've backed off as a unit. this is a result of those horrible cops they've backed off and no everybody is killing each other. >> i can tell you this -- i've not naive to think we don't have problems in the police departmentss within this country. yes, we do and yes we are addressing the problems. at the end of the day, 99% of our police officers are honest upstanding sitgens doing a tremendous job. we have that 1% we need to get rid of. if we continue to go after the police departments like the justice department is doing, you're going to see crime rates continue to increase. we see it already. look at this past weekend. >> rod wheeler, thanks so much. wish we had better news it's definitely noteworthy. coming up we change gears. fighter jets sent scrambling after threats were made to passenger planes. mvp steven curry taking a

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playing soccer. looked like mini fallujah. they had a team dinner and played soccer which was great. they were 2-1 over the weekend in pennsylvania. they stayed at the beautiful hairtinaleritage hotel. my other daughter caitlin wore patches on their arms for brian moore who was slain in queens but he's from long island in maspeek wuwhere we're from. my weekend was spent honoring the soldiers and on the soccer field like a lot of you following your kids around watching and supporting them. >> incredible show of support by that generation. >> i'm proud of my club for doing that showing that. >> incredible pictures. with their arms together. >> that's the closest i'll get to sports today. we want to get your memorial day day pictures.

then there's this. >> mandy celebrated with her four beautiful nieces honoring all those who have served including her dad who was a vietnam veteran. and 6-year-old matthew spent the day with his cub scout troupe. look at that photo. we have a bunch of photos that actually over the weekend -- senator, i know you have some photos you'll bring in with us to show our viewers at home coming up. >> if my wife is watching go outside and take a picture of our flags all around. >> you're still active. >> i'm done june of last 35 years i'm done. >> retired as a colonel? >> yes. trying to butter me up because we're doing this manly thing. we're going to have some fun. >> with a navy s.e.a.l. in 25 minutes. meanwhile, there's another picture we want to share with you. >> this emotional photo of a marine praying with his bride moments before the wedding. this took place in ashville

north carolina. he's a marine corporal. he moments before the wedding -- they didn't want to see each other before the wedding. he said he wanted to go up to maggie's cabin and go behind the wall and pray with her before their big moment. he hid me in a room and stuck his hand out i grab his hand. to know we felt the same way about god made me happy. >> something else going to make you sad, this is a 4-year-old boy, his name is christian. he visited his dad's tomb stone over in north carolina. his dad sergeant christopher jacobs is buried there. and what he said is going to break your heart. he says i hope for you to come back soon dad. >> he's in a replica uniform of his dads. they go each and every year since his death. his mom said he was expected to get there and spend time with his dad as he ran right there to that spot. >> we're supposed to be crying.

enough. >> he also was eight months old when his dad lost his life back in 2011. there he is. >> in iraq and afghanistan, moving pictures this weekend coming out of memorial day. >> all right. so those are some of the images we want to get yours. so we'll get them and try to put as many up as possible and put them on "fox and friends" facebook page. now this a fox news alert the fbi is investigating anonymous threats against six passengers planes. fighter jets zooming in to escort the planes after an anonymous caller weren'ted of chemical weapons. they were headed to our busiest airports. >> doug luzader is live at the reagan national airport with the latest. do you know who did this? >> no, we don't. that's going to be part of the fbi investigation, whether it was one person or a number of people. we know that there were multiple phone calls. the air system seems to be operating fine.

if nothing else this shows how easy it is to cause major disruptions for airlines and passengers. in one instance one of these aircraft was an air france flight. that was escorted for a time by u.s. fighter jets until it landed. we have video of bags being searched. ultimately they came up with nothing. this ended up apparently being a hoax. lets show you a map of the affected airports. newark jfk and boston's logan airport. the passengers didn't know what was happening until it landed. >> we didn't know-nothing until we get over here. >> we had to follow the security procedures and we didn't know about chemical weapons or anything. >> the fbi is still investigating this. no doubt trying to figure out who placed all of these phone calls. at least one of the threats did specifically mention a chemical weapon. they must deal with hoax phone

calls all the time. there seem to be something about this threat that made them follow through even though there didn't seem to be something credible about it. it may have been the number of threats that were called in yesterday. >> doug luzader live at reagan national airport. thank you for that. >> it seems like they were trying to disrupt air travel in a very -- the acela was sold out, the planes were going crazy. seems like an effort to disrupt. >> i think you're right. heather nauert is never disrupting she's always informing. doing my best. good morning. talking about memorial day just a short while ago. listened to what happened to one pastor here. this is a terrible story. a pastor was shot multiple times while he was planting american flags outside his church for memorial day. reverend doctor sealy was outside of a church in hartford

connecticut when a car pulled up and fired five shots. police are trying to figure out if this is linked to another shooting nearby. the pastor is hospitalized in serious condition. we will update you on his condition as we get it. a drone flying over a memorial day parade in massachusetts spins out of control and crashes into a building and then it hits a man in the back of the head. listen. >> that guy has to think about where he flies the thing what if he hit my daughter. if he hit my daughter i would be pretty upset. >> the drone hit another bystander ricochetting off her shoulder. both injuries are considered minor. nba steven curry taking a tumble in last night's game. >> you don't want to allow him to get it going. curry goes down hard. >> ouch just watching that really sort of hurts there. the golden state warriors guard flipped over a player trying to block a shot.

he stayed on the ground for several minutes. he had a contusion. they ended up winning 115-80. >> i think he got points. >> it's a contusion, a bruise. >> here's what's unbelievable. to be an mvp on a league on one benign play in the first play of the game to put that effort in it. it shows what these playoffs mean. >> amazing year. >> his jump is almost as good as yours. >> the competition you're buttering it before you take it to the plaza. coming up the law is allowing the government to spy on all your phone calls is about to run out. what actions can the president take to continue the hunt for terrorists? judge napolitano is here with what could happen next. looking to plan your next vacation?

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get closer. get closer. that's it that's it. >> johnny depp could end up like captain jack sparrow. the actor could face up to ten years in jail for illegally smuggling his two dogs into australia and breaking quarantine laws. pooches are back in the united states. the judge wants to take his case. they could have put the dogs to death. >> outrageous. >> but they could have. judge, you know the law. you got to stick to the law. >> now this first though as june first expiration of laws allowing the bulk collection of american phone records looms the obama administration is looking into other options. >> what are they and will they keep us face? here to discuss is fox news seen senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> it's a perfect storm because ofhe expiration of the

authority to spy at the end of sunday evening. combined with a federal court that said the language that the government was using to justify its spying doesn't actually justify it. and if congress doesn't fix it by june first, next monday we will enjoin its enforcement, combined by the house of representatives saying we're not going to budge we're going to stick with the freedom act, which is basically the same as the patriot act combined with your guest who is coming in two hours, senator rand paul stopped from passing what mitch mcconnell wants. i don't know where the government is going to go. add to all of this a report that came out friday at the beginning of a major holiday weekend by the inspector general of the department of justice saying no act of terrorism, no plot was stopped by this and no prosecution was aided by this. you're almost back -- if you mix all that stew together you're almost back to square one. >> what upabuse about the nsa has

been reported? >> about 2,000 cases. when compared it's very small. about 2,000 instances in which the nsa is accused of looking at information they shouldn't have looked at. the worry from my point of view from senator paul's point of view from some of your former colleagues point of view is when you cut corners in the constitution particularly the fourth amendment there is no end to the government violating the restraints. >> what happens now with the information they do have if in fact the patriot act does expire come monday what can they do with the information that they have collected so far? >> that's a good question. i would add to that question, can they continue the investigations that they started under the old rules. >> and the answer is? >> i don't know what the answer is. the pure answer would be they can't use that information and they can't continue the

investigations. they're probably going to go to a judge to get a precise answer. >> great news for isis. >> what started out as a credible program has turned creepy. there's a lack of trust issue with the federal government and the citizens of america. they don't trust the government to have any and all information as it's being collected now. that's a problem. >> the president is not going to bat for this. mitch mcconnell is do all the fighting. >> that i agree with you. the president's position is odd here. the president says he's in favor of the version that the house passed. he wants the senate to do the same thing. brian, the president could change it with a stroke of a pen. the nsa works for the president. he tries to change the constitution at the stroke of a pen. it's hard to get inside the president's head and figure out where he is on this. he can control a lot of it. >> the debate is moving forward. great to see you. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up straight ahead, what's the best way to combat racism in america? by seg reigating students in third grade by their race.

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all right. he spent 26 years as a navy s.e.a.l. now he's going back to basics trying to teach men essential life skills like tyi knot a tie and changing a tie. >> i was brought in specifically

to show brian how to do this. >> how to be a man. >> he's here to put us to the test. how are you? >> i'm well nice to meet you. >> great to talk tuesdayo you. first you, navy s.e.a.l. elite, i can relate to that. you start because the mom was the dad in the house. you were a wayward kid that wasn't going to school. you got it together and joined the navy and became a s.e.a.l. >> just like anybody who would sometimes do you have to pick yourself up by your boot straps. i joined the navy and it's a fantastic way to get through life. i started working on a tug boat. and once i found out what the guys were doing, i figured that was my calling in life. it's taken -- >> you're an act of valor,

you're in the movie. >> i was in act of valor. the navy has given me great opportunities. i had a chance to write a book to share my story with everybody. >> it's funny, brian was going through this. i said i can do that that that and he said man i wish can. >> this morning we'll start with this. this is the chapter fancy stuff, tying a tie. >> you ready to go? >> i'm pretty sure i can do this. >> put the caller up. >> no pressure. >> i only going college knot really. >> you should. here we go. this i pretty much got. >> the kilmeade function. there we go. >> around. >> it's not the most manly thing wearing pink. >> do you know what? it's okay. >> let me do this for you, my man. >> look at that. >> good job. >> my friends at donny rug in new york taught me how to do this. >> you're going to tie a knot. >> yep. here we go.

voila. >> and you bring up a great point we used to be a country that fixed its own cars, mowed its on lawn, tied our own ties. we have become an electronic nation. >> this book is a analogue book for a digital world. i found the more technology we have that's supposed to connect us the further we grow apart as people. this is a story that connects the young men to the old men. it teaches us that we should gather the wisdom from the old. >> starting a fire in the woods on down. >> my grandmother taught me how to knit cook clean. when my wife got married. her mom said never iron you'll do it for the rest of your life. i was ironing shirts last night. we have enterprise that donated a car. >> one of the most common thing i found that guys don't know how

to do is change a tire. >> what? >> i'm not kidding you. >> next hour i'll show you the parts now and we'll go through it next hour. >> we got to know great, thank you. >> you're coming back a little bit later. >> i'm impressed by your tying skills. a day at the beach turns downright terrifying. can't believe what i'm seeing there. a bounce house packed with kids goes flying more than 20 feet into the air. hear from the kids inside who survived. swap out the chocolate and marshmallows for fruit and yogurt. why uncle sam is going after a classic summer treat. don't mess with my smores. ♪

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good morning to you today is tuesday, may 26th. 2015. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. four people are dead dozens more missing as more extreme weather tears across the country. tornados and flash floods ripping communities apart. the worst is not over. a relaxing day at the beach turns downright terrifying. yikes a us bounce house packed with kids goes flying 20 feet in the air. hear from the kids inside who survived. >> they all survived thankfully.

have you ever had a job interview like this? >> that's it. i'll show you out right now. >> wait you don't want my contact information or i can give you my schedule? >> no. i think we're good. >> wow, sheryl casone says you can make it through situations like that and still land the job. let me remind you, mornings are better with friends. ♪ wow so right now look at that new york city who is still getting used to the fact that it's back to work day one day after recognizing memorial day for what it is. that's remembering those who served and lost their lives in battle. we are back to work after a -- i

tell you, in the northeast, i didn't check the rest of the country, was this the most perfect weather? >> it was. given the extreme weather we're seeing across the nation the northeast had a gentle weekend weather wise. we're glad to have you. in case you thought you heard a voice like his, not stooveve doocy's. >> my wife took pictures and sent it in. >> this is a picture. i didn't take many photos yesterday. i was thankful that the kids understood what memorial day was about. this was us at a parade. that's me with isaiah. i dedicated a run for team rwb for christopher horton who paid the ultimate price serving in afghanistan there and tried to do nine miles for him. 9.9 miles. >> did you? >> i came close. i did. i had a little curfew with the kids coming back.

i shifted it to a 9.9 per hour pace so i could keep focused on his memory. >> can i ask you a personal question? how are your quads and calves? >> they are okay. >> they're okay? >> they're doing okay. but, you know it's a meaningful weekend. your pictures are coming in i'm sure that after all that you've given this great nation it has to be a moving one for you. >> it was thoughtful. as you get older you appreciate a lot of these holidays and celebrations. it's a solemn time. obviously, sacrificing for our country, lives given for our freedom. so yeah it was good. i was very blessed. >> great. we're happy to have you here filling in for steve. three minutes after the hour. heather wasn't great news for everybody when it comes to the weather. right. we had beautiful weather here a lot of the parts of the country did not. we're starting out in texas and oklahoma where there is extreme weather to tell you about. at least four people are dead and a dozen are still missing as

wild weather paved a path of destruction in parts of the south. watch this. >> coming right at us. >> folks in central texas taking cover as a trn ripped right through that area. right now, 37 counties in that state have been declared disaster areas. and then take a look at this flood waters stopping hundreds in their cars. right on the tracks in houston. and local reports indicate that people are still stuck in their cars at this hour. we'll keep watching that one for you. 35 million americans that nightmare could continue with more threats of severe weather. we will watch this story carefully throughout the morning. let's go overseas where iraqi forces are hitting back hard against isis fighters. a counterterrorism attack is underway to push the terror group's fighters out of the western provinces. this comes days after a siege on ramadi where terrorists there took over that city sending iraqi troops running in the

opposite direction. and even as the fighting gets worse, president obama, yesterday, speaking about his decision to keep u.s. troops out of the fight. listen. >> first memorial day in 14 years that the united states has not engaged in a major ground war. >> as the president made those remarks yesterday, more than 70 people were injured in a taliban attack in afghanistan. back here at home a fox news alert, right now the fbi is investigating anonymous threats against six commercial airplanes flying into the united states. military jets had to be scrambled and escort them in after an anonymous caller warned about possible chemical weapons on board flights to new york's jfk, new ark and logan's airport. authorities believe the threats were not considered to be credible. but they're continuing to

investigate. explosive allegations from b.b. king's family saying the blues legend was poisoned. two of his daughters say two of his closest aides poisoned their father and banned the family from seeing him a week before his death. doctors and police say there is no evidence to support this claim. piece are not opening a homicide investigation. we've got a lot of stuff going on today. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in just a little bit. the wild weather aultsleaving an impact on this story. a relaxing memorial day turns terrifying as a water spout makes land fall sending a bounce house into the sky. heather childers is joining us with the memorial day mayhem. this seems like it could not have happened. >> it lifted up to the tree tops there. panicked beach goers as they watched in horror as the tornado hit the sand.

there were kids inside there. three children injured when the bounce house flipped over and then it soared 20 feet into the air. this happened in ft. lauderdale florida. one 5-year-old describes the frightening moments inside. >> i was in the bounce house. and then the bounce house flew up in the air, then i fell in the dirt. i was thinking i was about to die. >> so scary. the 5-year-old there fractured her arm during all that chaos. her step brother also breaking his arm. one other girl was kept in the hospital overnight, but is expected to be released today. at least some good news there. these terrifying images all too familiar. you may remember last summer when this inflatable slide threw nearly 200 feet with two children inside in colorado. a year ago, two boys seriously injured when they fell nearly

two stories when a gust of wind swept up this bounce house in upstate new york. bounce house accidents, they account for nearly 11,000 injuries per year. brian, i know you found this amazing, but one child is sent to the emergency room every 45 minutes. and police are now investigating the latest incident they say the bounce house was properly secured at the time. so still trying to figure out how this keeps happening. >> i thought i was crazy having a trampoline at my house. let alone a bounce house. thank you very much. you heard heather nauert before the the break. let's talk about what's happening in baltimore. the cameras are gone the attention is gone, but the killings are up. >> this fox news alert has some numbers that are just startling. when you see this baltimore just reeling with violence. 35 people killed this months. 28 shootings just over this weekend. and nine deaths in those shootings. nine people died over the

weekend there. unbelievable violence and it's increased. people asking why how could this possibly happen. rod wheeler, homicide investigator he has an inkling as to why this is happening. he said look at the leadership. >> crime hasn't dissipated or slowed down at all since the death of freddie gray. the same amount of crime we had today we had prior to the riots. the riots had nothing to do with the death of freddie gray. these are people out there rioting their city and burning things up. what kind of effect has it had on the police department? and i can tell you it's had a negative effect on the police department why? because of that same mayor. this is the same mayor that told the police officers to stand doubt and not to do their jobs. >> wow, so that's what we're seeing. >> rod is right the police morale is at an all time low. they're afraid of being sued if they do their job. it's funny, who do you call when there's a problem? can you come over, we have a problem. then i don't want to say gun shy, but they are.

>> where is al sharpton? he's headed to cleveland. >> he's where the cameras are and shame on him. >> cleveland had the verdict. some thought it would be unpopular and the cop was exonerated. they were prepared for unrest, through peaceful protests. >> he's probably going down there for saying cleveland for doing it the right why. >> ten minutes after the top of the hour. if you have $43,000 and can afford to send your kid to a private school in new york city you might want to rethink a certain school in manhattan. >> on the upper west side in manhattan with the tuition, you see that there, they're implementing a program here. it's mandatory for all students from third to fifth grade. it takes place once a week and will extend for five weeks. they actually separate students and dividing them into affinity groups based upon their skin color.

once they're in their affinity group they talk about race orhat are important to them. then they come back to the whole to discuss this. this is mandatory. at this point, as it reads, you're not able to opt out. >> i'm dumb founded. i don't get it. you have a school that you're paying $43,000 as a third grader fourth grader to have your kid be segregated. i would think we're going to have a buddy and your buddy is not going to be like you. you do recess, projects together you do things together. that's how you deal with it. >> the parents are outraged. they found out about this shortly after winter break e-mail went out by the school's principal and 226 parents have actually signed an online petition asking for the program to be dissolved. >> you were a state senator in a liberal state of massachusetts. have you ever heard orphf something like this? >> never. if you want to get rid of

segregation you need to marry up together. do activities together whether it's sports acting debate club you name it. >> i guess adults do see color, i tell you one thing, kids don't for the most part. you're making them aware of something they have no interest of being aware of. i'm black, white, filipino i'm indian. >> they want to have fun. >> this is one of the schools in the city that set the trend for others o. it's so pris teejts. when they do something like this the concern is this will spread. one parent saying i'm glad my daughter went there before they were divided up by race. >> go somewhere else. >> unbelievable. weigh in. we'll be looking at the facebook page. we've got two people aj and christine working this. 12 minutes after the top of the hour. the latest in a trend, a major

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they are known for their fashion tips not political insight. with a reach of more than 50 million women's magazines might be hillary clinton's secret weapon to winning the presidential election. from her daughter's appearance on the cover of elle are hillary's relationships unfair? here for a balanced debate on this are executive director of the accountability project. thank you both for being here. when you see the broad reach that these magazines have, i'll start with you, is this fair game for hillary in these magazines that are putting out there? you look at vogue, clinton in 2013 said this all of us all of us at vogue look forward to

putting on the cover the first female president of the united states. just a fair statement as we move into 2016? >> there is two issues here. women's magazines have an inherent interest in supporting women's issues. by de facto hillary will fit those categories and she's been around for 30 years. she has these relationships established with many of these magazines publications. just being hillary clinton in 2015 she's going to be the favorite. even they're over other female candidates. there is a problem with anna she's an editor of a journalistic publication they have real journalists that work on their staff. what she does by supporting political candidates would be unheard of with any other news publication and support candidates publicly. there is two issues that conflict. is there a bias no. >> absolutely.

>> you think so? >> if we want to talk about feminism where is carly fiorina. she went from secretary to ceo on her own. she didn't rely on the aid of a cheating husband. hillary clinton is disproportionately featured in vogue seven times, the first first lady to be on the cover. >> maybe not so much in the tank for others. meet the woman who wants to run against hillary. that's how they set up carly fiorina. cause mow says carly fiorina joins the group of gop's crowded field. when you see how they're positioning one woman against another, they're not in it for women to be a president of the united states. they're in for a specific woman as it seems. >> a prochoice woman. that's the problem with carly fiorina, she's prolife. 57% of women are prolife. so perhaps they should look outside the confines of new york and california and look at middle america who is prolife who has these values and recognize that the feminist values are not one set of

values. >> the publications do reach a younger audience under 44. they do skew more prochoice. they are supporting carly fiorina. they've done several profiles of her as well. they are balancing it out. but hillary has been around for 30 years. she's the most famous woman in america. >> i'm going to get a scale and rip out all the articles that i find and weigh them to see how many supportive articles they put in as far as hillary and others. coming up a fox news alert for you, frightening photos from isis. the terror group slaughtering thousands. al now they are bragging about the arsenal they just stole from the iraqi army. could a nuke really be next? >> the latest in a growing trend, a major retailer selling t shirts with an upside down

american flag.

welcome back. we have an extreme weather alert. at loosteast four people are dead as tornados and floods ripped through the south. folks in austin texas trying to recover from the storms as more severe weather threatens the region today. a reporter is live with us with more. what can you tell us this morning? >> good morning to you. i can tell you it's been a busy morning here east of austin where this morning there was major flooding.

12 people had to be rescued. you can see the water from a creak is still rising here. it's starting to recede. those 12 people who had to be rescued are safe. austin itself received some very serious flooding over overnight and yesterday. fortunately the water there did recede. there are four people reported dead as bad weather has pounded central texas. >> the governor has called the flooding devastating. pan back here you can see the roads are closed. we're seeing this throughout central texas, a lot of roads are closed throughout the area. a severe weather alert here in our area. there are no injuries and people are safe still south in wimberley there are 12 people missing and the search for them does continue this morning. >> those images are devastating. thanks for bringing that to us. we will stay on it thank you.

it's no secret teens growing up in america are better off than any other country on earth. so why does so many young people find it cool to hate the united states of america? from the florida fraternity members caught spitting on disabled vets to the eric shepherd challenge stomping on the stars and stripes. a major clothing retailer selling this disrespectful depiction of old glory, an upside down flag. pacific sun wear has promised to pull it off the shelves but is that enough to make this anti-american trend go away. let me tell you something, we both served. i'm proud to be an american. i wear american shirts that aren't american flags but they look like it. i wore this yesterday in times scarequare. can you tell tell me why others think it's cool to spit and stomp on the flag?

why do other americans feel that way? >> there's a growing popularity that thinks it's cool. >> i know we talked about filing a constitutional amendment about desecrating or destroying the american flag. what are your notsthat. >> i'm usually a small government guy, dozens other countries have laws where you can't desecrate flags in their country. >> where and why do you think this started? was it the pop culture, movies? i'm trying to put my finger on it as well. >> i don't understand it. i think the lack of moral character in my generation is prevalent here because they're thinking it's cool to disrespect things that give them the rights to enjoy the freedoms they have. >> when do you think the young people in this country, quite frankly, a lot of the folks from

the 60s are saying it's cool to disrespect america and the american flag, when does it stop? >> if you had them serve in the military they might change their mind real quick. >> here's what i have to say for those types of storieses don't support them. if you don't like something, change the channel. the best way to get back is not to support their product. >> a public outcry will help. if you're a pacific sun shopper, don't go let them pay for it. >> that flag as you know the upside down flag is distress. the black and white references tensions between black and white america. it was done to send a message. the fact that it was done on memorial day in that store showed a complete lack of understanding what memorial day represents. >> the irony is most of these people who are wearing this distressed flag are the whunzones who voted for obama. >> thank you for your service. coming up a veteran and a college senior says he was

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was a navy s.e.a.l. and you're not. i'm going to show you how to change a tire. and we're going to put congress to work this morning. so get a lug. >> you got to raise it a little bit first. >> okay. leave her there. >> by the way, i had a lot of twitter followers saying elizabeth could do it better than us. >> i'm in distress right now. >> you're in distress? >> i'm so happy that these men have come to change a tire. >> call aaa. >> what's important that you understand being a man is not what you are, it's who you are. these guys right now happy to be helping someone who is in distress. this is what a man does not just a male. >> lug nuts are out.

>> watch your feet elizabeth. >> leave it there. you're not going the jack has fallen. >> let it down again -- stop what you're doing. let it down. >> a little bit of teamwork going on here. >> this is amazing. never happened with jeff gordon. >> it would not. >> i bet you would appreciate this. there is great communication. >> i've never seen that actually. >> they're working together here. >> don't put your feet under the car when you're doing this. >> this is why i have a aaa card. hi i'm stuck. >> my brother, he is independent packager out of washington he wrote this segment and his daughter can do it. >> yaemti'm not going to lower it anymore. >> why is it important that you're able to do these kinds of things right now? why do you feel if it's a lost art? >> if you talk to these people in manhattan, the vast majority don't know how to do this. >> do you know how to change a

tire? >> no. no. no. >> i kind of failed at the manhood thing, so i guess -- i'm a man in training. all right? heather nauert take it away. congratulations on the book. maybe we'll try to fix this later. i'm sure you have something important to say. >> i think elizabeth needs to just rescue us. >> the guys look like they might be there for a while. i'll give you headlines for a while. in new orleans, the hunt for a cop killer intensifies as we learn the identity of the officer who was gunned down jam bennett junior was shot and killed early on sunday morning. he served with the housing authority for two years. it's not clear if this was a targeted attack. tom brady forced to await his appeal nfl commissioner roger goodell will not hear his appeal before tomorrow's

deadline. the league's collective bargaining agreement says all appeals must be held within ten days but the deadline can be extended if both sides agree. no hearing is scheduled just yet. how is this for treatment of our nation's veterans. former active marine toured two tours of combat in iraq. he was recently suspended from mississippi college and then labelled a threat. this after reportedly requesting to meet with a non-muslim counselor at the school's disability office. walls was originally paired with a female counselor who wore traditional muslim dresz. he has ptsd and didn't feel comfortable talking with her. the suspension has been lifted. the school so far, not commenting, but we will follow the story for you. big government coming to a camp fire near you. uncle sam wants you to use straw strawberryies and yogurt instead

of chocolate and marshmallows. it's a healthy alternative to the campfire treat. i'm going to stick with the chocolate ones. >> you can't mess with my smores. that get me smore mad. >> take back america. >> the film tells the story of a night life promoting who gets wrapped up in the glitz and glam of new york's night life. watch. >> a lot of money to be made. this is a real business. >> one job, bring hot girls to the plaza. m. >> what universe do you think i'm getting 25%? >> no one matters in this business. you forgot that didn't you. >> wow, i got to see this. it's based on a true story. club life, the velvet ropes in the lucrative business of the club scene and reveals the cut throat naerch of club life's

dark side. joining us robert dobbey. this looks like a great movie. what's it based on? >> on a life story, loosely based, who revolutionized the night life in the 80's and 90's. the whole underbelly of that world. it's intriguing. danny who is a terrific actor who i met on the ice man, plays a character that's based on someone else but it's just amazing story. and -- because i really never, you know i mean -- >> you never clubbed? >> i went to a few clubs privally. >> i was here in the 80's studio 54 the underground, it was a crazy scene. >> was that a flashback, the preview we showed right there?

>> a lot of those club owners went to jail for stuffing money in the rafters and hiding money. it was a different time. >> that was your character, you played bobby the owner. >> the owner of the club jessica score plays the love interest of jerry ferrera. and it's a great cast. it's a brilliant. there's a lot of music videos. >> can we get you a love interest? >> a love interest? no not in this movie. my love interest is music, actually. i have kids and my family. >> that's enough. >> and our country. >> hey, let's switch gears. i love your insight into topics that are pertinent right now. we have parents coming out, nearly 40% of parents are expected to support their kids after college. it says about half of the college grads expect two years of financial support from their parents once they're done. >> it has many different answers. i have five children okay. four

of them at home. two of them are 14-year-old twins and then my other girl is 23 and 25 still at the house. >> i'm doing the math that's ten years of financial support after college. >> after college. the thing of it is, in europe especially italy it's a common practice. since the economy has taken a tank the kids need more support. look some people say kick them out of the nest at 18. >> 5% of the country kick them out right away. >> right. if they need help y would say have them be accountable pay rent otherwise these kids are -- >> part of the problem is kids are getting out of college with hundred thousand dollars plus of student debt. they have limited job opportunities to pay back the money. they have nowhere to go. it's a safety question. if my daughter said i've got 100 plus thousand dollars what am i

going to to saysay? >> parents will do whatever it takes for their kids. the fact they have to right now because of our economy. >> there is a limit. >> it's also you know, the family -- it's very interesting. in a certain way, what is it the entitlement that children feel different than when i was a kid. when i was a kid i kicked myself out of the house. i got jobs. i got a scholarship to college. al i took out a student loan at 3% interest. did what i had to do because i had to leave the house. we are a country that's becoming more and more entitled. and i think that's feeding into -- that's. >> i have a daughter like that she wants all her meals done, she wants homeworthk done with her mother. she's 12. she should be out of the house all the time. the isis youryour last jobyear find

a job. >> i know some kids both parents worked. they taught their kids to get jobs at 13 14 years old. that does give a certain kind of strength especially with minimum wage going up. >> robert congratulations on your acting career and your singing career. we look forward to seeing you at out numbered. >> club life premiered today. >> today. it will be on all week on itunes and video on demand in the theaters starting on friday. >> good to see you. a fox news alert, photos from isis showing an arsenal of weapons stolen from the iraqi army and now word they might be shopping for a nuclear weapon. a senior prank gets out of hand when students release thousands of bugs into their high school. wait until you hear what their punishment is. >> are you kidding? ♪

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first off, how real is the nuke quest? >> it's very real. we knew al qaeda for example went down this path. they were one tenth as smart as isis and one hundredth as well as. >> financed. >> financed right. what we have to understand today, tomorrow no. very soon. they are going down this path. they are very much after it. remember the moment the iranians get a nuclear weapon everyone else one too which means a greater opportunity for them to get one of these. they're talking about going down a path we kbudnew al qaeda wanted to do. they're available. last time i checked on the black market they run about $400 million. >> the longer they are allowed to stay intact as a mini nation they can tax extort and get nor revenue. within a year they'll say they have more than enough to get it

from pakistan. to the secretary of defense ash carter's comments over the weekend that the iraqi troops do not have the will to fight. your reaction? >> correct. we've known this since the spring. i have debriefed some of the trainers on the ground there, brian. our trainers spend more time referees between the sunni and shia elements than training. this is predictable. the pentagon knew this. i find it the secretary said the truth. what we now have to do is figure out how to fix this. the iraqi army today was designed for a iraq than never existed. it's gone. >> you know how to fix it you got to arm the tribes that want to fight for their area and they could have a loose confederation. arm the kurds who have proven not only can they fight, they want to fight. forget baghdad go right to these people. >> exactly. exactly. we've got to step away from baghdad. the president seems to want to

pretend that baghdad is the center of power. it's not. we've got to step away from the foreign minister and work with the tribe and kurds and arm and support those who want to win and beat isis. there is no beating isis with the iraqi army the way it is. president abody is in the pocket of the iranians. >> you go overtime to bring the truth out and about. we really appreciate it. thanks. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. have you ever had a job interview like this? >> that's it. i'll show you out right now. >> wait you don't want my contact information or i can give you my schedule? >> no, i think we're good. >> sheryl cason says you can make it through tough situations like this and still land a job. she joins us next. does sheryl know on this day in history in 1984 denise williams had the nothing one song of america. let's hear it for the boy, it's not plural, just for one. ♪ rst ever gummy multivitamin

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welcome back. we have quick headlines for you. pope francis says nope to television. he claims he wasn't watched tv since 1990 after making a vow to the virnl virgin mary. a group of students letting loose lady bugs as a prank. they're being charged with destruction of property. with the underemployment rate sitting at 45%. performing well at your next job interview is key. cheryl casone is here to help. >> you ever had an interview

when you knew you weren't going to get the job? we all have. there are things you can do. i want to give you examples of what to look for. do you think your interviewer is somewhere else? >> i'm hoping you see i'm ready for this opportunity by my past experiences. do you have any questions for me? >> did you see a stack of papers somewhere? >> right. not paying attention. what was i doing? not paying attention. obviously, she's sitting like a clone i'm like where are my papers what you can do is up your energy level and try to make positive points boitabout yourself. you can turn it around. it's being energetic. let me show you this. i'm curious if you can see what's going south in this part of the interview. >> at my last job i worked a lot

with real estate and i know you covered that a lot. >> so sorry to interrupt, we have an urgent message. >> that's fine. i'll be right there. this isn't going to take long. we're done right? >> yeah. body language was bad. you know sometimes if they're not making eye contact with you crossing their arms. that's a sign of bad body language. you've got to be aware of it t. so many times we're focused on what we want to say we're not watching them. >> you say maybe stop them and say i can see you have a lot going on today, what can i tell you about myself that would help me get this job. >> also you know sometimes you do get the feeling this is the end. watch. >> all right. well that's it. i'll show you out right now. >> wait you don't want my contact information or i can give you my schedule? >> no. i think we're good. >> oh.

>> yikes no next step. >> yeah. this is a bad sign. it's tough to turn this around. this means there is -- it's not like you can meet somebody else in the office. it's pretty much over. be polite keep yourself composed. still send a thank you note and a follow up phone call. you never know. something could have been going on. that wasn't good. >> ji learned a lot but i feel sad when you do not use me in these skits. >> i e-mailed the brian kilmeade production team and that said brian's busy. >> there are so many layers. >> i am good at rejection. >> you know elizabeth has volunteered. >> i have. >> i'm going to get my mine next. >> it's good to see you. >> he's still changing the tire. >> we have more on that tire changing situation. it's still unfolding. meanwhile in our final hour president obama uses memorial

day to take stock of his war record. >> today is the first memorial day in 14 years that the united states has not engaged in a major ground war. >> critics said he could not sound more out of touch. laura ingraham looks that and we'll talk.

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now i know about novolog®. taken by millions since 2001. vo: ask your health care provider about adding novolog®. it can help provide the additional control you may need. good morning to you it is tuesday, may 26th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert now. at least four people are dead. and dozens missing as extreme weather sweeps across the country. tornados and flash floods ripping communities apart and the worst is not over yet. president obama honoring the fallen with this speech. >> for many of us this memorial day is especially meaningful. it is the first since our war in afghanistan came to an end. >> but let me ask you, isn't every memorial day day meaningful?

laura ingraham reacts in just a few minutes. a college football player paralyzed from the neck down, he does the incredible just four years later. [ applause ] >> that wasn't the most exciting thing he did this weekend. he joins us this hour. let me remind you, mornings are better with friends. ♪ navy s.e.a.l. is here with his new book talking about manhood and being a navy s.e.a.l. and how we have gotten away from it. we thought we'd demonstrate our

manhood by changing a tire. >> yes, we did. i have never seen brian so excited. he actually has dirt on his hands. >> what happened here? >> first of all they didn't put on the emergency break. we didn't have a chance to check it. the first thing you have to do is put on the emergency break. when you started to pull that tire off, the car started to move forward. watch this ready and right there. see, boom. that's when -- >> the car moved. >> that's when i said elizabeth move your feet. >> he did right to the ready he said you might want to move your feet. >> they didn't put the emergency break on. >> i was screwed off i didn't take the lug nuts. >> it wasn't the lug nuts. it actually moved forward. >> we didn't have the emergency brake on. we're getting abused. for the first time in a long time i feel like a real man. look at how dirty my hands are. >> i've never seen him so excited. >> a hard day at work. >> for the first time ever he has had dirty hands. >> i will not wash this i feel

like man for the first time. >> what did you do? >> is that one of those man purses -- >> i have a man bag, not a man purse. >> a duffel bag. >> it's not a duffel bag. >> he keeps it back there in my mom cave. >> we didn't put the emergency brake on. i didn't take the lug nuts off. when i went to pull it moved forward. we all could have died. >> i had full trust that eventually that tire would have been changed. you did it well, it's in progress. the tire will be changed. >> now some of the serious stuff, we start with. >> about three minutes past the top of the hour. we have extreme weather for you. at least four people are dead as devastating storms plow through parts of the south. right now crews are searching for 12 people who went missing with flash flood waters swept away their vacation home. 37 counties in texas have been declared disaster areas.

1,000 homes have been destroyed. an unbelievable sight in houston, cars scattered like toys. look at this. on the side of the road after floods barrelled threw the area there there. water isn't the only problem in texas folks in central texas taking cover as a tornado ripped right through there. down south in mexico near the texas border 13 people were killed when a tornado tore through the town. a baby reportedly was ripped from her mother's arms and sent flying through the air. for the 35 million americans the nightmare could continue today with threats of more severe weather throughout the south. unbelievable images there. >> that's unreal. can you imagine you're minding your own business all of a sudden the water comes and takes your car? >> or the tornado comes and destroyed your house. >> or takes your baby right from your arms. we'll go to heather nauert with

more on what's going on this morning. the image is so scary. that relates to this next story and the bouncy house. it was a relaxing memorial day and it turned terrifying as a tornado makes land fall in florida as wind sends the bounce house up into the air. just lifted up from the beach. apparently over a road as children were inside. three were injured when they fell out of that bounce house. it soared 20 feet into the air in ft. lauderdale, floorrida. one of the children remains in the hospital police investigated and says the bounce house was properly secured at that time. we'll follow that story as it developed. new allegations coming from the family of b.b. king. they say the blues legend was poisoned to death. two of his daughters say two of his closest aides poisoned their

father and banned the family from seeing him one week before his death. doctors and police say there is absolutely no evidence to support a poisoning. police are not opening a homicide investigation. and then talk about a picture perfect couple. love this story. a photographer catching a moment that a marine took the hand of his bride to be and prayed moments before they went to the altar to say i do. you can see him keeping with tradition not looking at his bride. they prayed for a good marriage. the bride bursting into tears of joy. that photo going viral. that couple will join us live on "fox and friends" tomorrow morning. love that picture. we're interrupting their honeymoon for tv? >> i think so. >> what a treat it will be to talk to them. >> let's bring in laura ingraham. welcome. i'm sure you had a meaningful

memorial day. >> i did. that photo i'm teared up watching that. that was such a great photo. thanks for sharing it. i'm barely over the scott brown and kilmeade tire change. i mean you guys are not coming to my house. i have a broken toilet but i actually want it to be fixed. you guys are not coming. >> he is a real man, he can do all this stuff. i'm the guy still trying to earn my command card. >> when you say fixes, you mean water all over the place and a completely destroyed toilet? >> i try todayied to make the snake thing, but it didn't quite work. >> that one i could do. seven minutes after the hour. let's turn to something else the president's remarks. no doubt about it he feels for the veterans and understands what the message should be on memorial day. but here is what he said that i thought was noteworthy. let's listen. >> for many of us this memorial

day is the special for many. it's the first since our war in afghanistan came to an end. today is the first memorial day in 14 years that the united states has not engaged in a major ground war. several years ago we had more than 100,000 troops in afghanistan. today, fewer than 10,000 troops remain on a mission to train and assist afghan forces. >> would that have been in your prepared remarks? >> no. i think that he had some nice things to say about the troops of course. he always does on occasions like this. but it always comes back to him. it comes back to his policies. even those the middle east is spinning out of control, isis is on the move has huge swaths of territory, reports that isis is interested in gaining a foothold in afghanistan, the president decides to trumpet his own accomplishment by pulling our troops out. i think that was an attempt to have a counter weight to the horrible narrative of what's

happened in the last 24 36 hours to women and christians in the middle east at the hands of isis. of course, mass executions more mass graves being found it seems on a weekly basis. so the president takes the moment to i think, take the spotlight off the troop and put it on his own policies. i guess all presidents might do that to some extent. that seems odd. what's most important is america is strong. we honor the war dead and america's influence in the world continues to be -- in my view should be dominant. and we are not becoming weakened on a daily basis because of bad policy. but he can't say that. because, of course things aren't going well. i looked up the last poll of the military and obama. i think the last poll was in december. do you know what he received? 15% approval rating in that december poll that usa today wrote about. 15% approval among members of the military. i wonder if that's changed much. >> wow, that is noteworthy. >> it sure is.

speaking of approval ratings somebody who is going to be seeking them is hillary clinton as she moved in 2016. noting one of her new secret weapons,ing it may just be the women's magazine. you look at the past covers here and the coverage of the clinton family in general it suggests readers will be getting a liberal dose of liberal cheer leading. chelsea clinton on the cover of elle and a author saying she can't wait to have a female president, in particular hillary clinton who she has supported in the past. what do you think of the women's magazines making a impact on the women's votes? >> wasn't doocy on that cover at some point? when he's not here you can tease him. michelle has been on the cover. she obviously is a beautiful woman. style is important. a lot of american designers,

they showcase so the fact that hillary is now chosen by vogue doesn't surprise me. anna winter is very liberal. she's hosted lots of fund raisers for the clintons over the years at her apartment and encouraged other hollywood celebrities. >> they're reach is 53 million when you put these publications together. 28 million for glamour, cause mow, that reach is strong -- >> isn't it smart? it's smart for hillary and bill and michelle and barrack to cultivate these other cultural barometers. they happen to be dominated by liberals. conservatives don't have a counterweight to that. they don't have their own version of vogue. >> field and stream. >> we can complain about it but their fashion magazine fashion is run by people who tend to be

more liberal. you will see hollywood completely motivated to try to get hillary elected just as they were with the obamas. it's going to be ramped up across television. i wouldn't be surprised if clirn children's shows had hillary push. it doesn't surprise me one bit. i was waiting for this. here we are already. >> it's hard to imagine a more rocky start than what she got with her campaign. but she's getting through it by not talking and doing easy interviews. >> this is what they do stonewall. this is their toolbox. stonewall as much as possible. >> you didn't stonewall us you got us off to a great start. thanks so much. >> great to see you guys. >> see you soon. coming up. a brand-new case of your stand your ground. a trespasser shot to death at a rental unit not a home by a man claiming it was self-defense. does it matter? a legal debate coming your way. have you ever felt like

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self-defense or revenge? that's what a jury will have to decide in a stand your ground case over in nevada. you got 74-year-old who is facing murder charges after shooting two trespassers. the pair were not in his home but in a vacant rental unit he owns. joining us for a legal debate is a criminal defense attorney and a prosecutor and says he was not in his rights. where do you stand on this? >> i think this is going to be an easy guilty verdict. this is not part of what the stand your ground law is. this man went out with two guns out with another friend of his that told him there may be somebody in this lot. these people were sleeping and executed essentially. there was no weapon found.

he was not in any dangerous. the stand your ground law says you have to be in fear for your life. >> robert thinks he understands what fear is what do you think? >> i think he's absolutely within the stand your ground law. he has to be in a place he has a legal right to be in. it is his property. doesn't matter he doesn't own it it's his rental unit. he is going to his property and checking to see if it's okay. number three he's not the aggressor. he's not the aggressor in this case. he was doing nothing but standing his ground. he thought they had a gun. even though they were reaching for a flash light that does not matter. the danger does not need to be actual or real its what he believed. he believed these individuals were going to harm him they were in his house. he had no duty to retreat

whatsoever. absolutely no duty to retreat. i think this is an easy not guilty. >> go ahead. >> here's the issue here he is the aggressor. he went there, he didn't call the police. he confronted these individuals and it is clear from the statement he gave that he indicated he didn't want them to leave. it doesn't give you license to go in and when two individuals are sleeping and that issue about the flash light is something that will have to be determined by the jury. it has to be reasonable. >> the whole thing about property owner is curious, isn't it eric? >> no where in the law is it going to say that it's a rental that it's an owner, it's a rental property a property you own. the bottom line is this was his own property. he was not the aggressor, he was in his rights. there's a saying that the police were seconds away but they took minutes to get there. what is he to do? he is allowed to go in his house armed. he's allowed to bear arms.

he was within his rights in this case. >> you put persuasive arguments together the jury will have to decide. 19 minutes after the hour. a private school aims to combat racism by segregating students. is that a good idea? we report you decide. they're in third and fourth grade. a football player paralyzed from the neck down does the incredible just four years later. [ applause ] >> that wasn't the most exciting thing he did this weekend. he joins us live with his story next. ♪ i thought love was more or less a giving thing ♪ ♪ seems the more i gave.

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a quick look at headlines. a dramatic chicago shootout caught on camera. this dash cam video show as man pull out a gun and fire several shots. you can even see the clouds of dust from the shots fired. amazingly, no one was injured. and police now have more evidence they say proved accused killer wint did not act alone in the d.c. mansion murders. a green construction vest was found in the family's burned out porsche. someone not matching wint's description was spotted driving the car wearing the vest after the murdered. now go to elizabeth, what do you have for us? >> thank you, senator. this will be the most inspirational story you might hear all day along. a college football player paralyzed as a freshman does the incredible four years later at graduation. watch this.

[ applause ] . >> there was some extra excitement as well. some surprising news over the weekend. joining me from des moines iowa and chris and his fiance. i have to say we're watching this video i want to tell our viewers right now i just said fiancee which means something big happened leading up to that video. chris, did you pop the question? >> i did. i was so nervous, but i asked the love of my life to marry me. >> and she certainly is. emily, how are you feeling about this great news? >> i was excited. i was definitely shocked. i did not see it coming at all. and it was awesome. couldn't be happier. >> well you two are certainly made for each other.

i want to go back for those who may not know your story. in 2010 you suffered an injury that seemed probably at the time like something you weren't sure you could push through. but you did. what happened in ten? what kind of injury did you suffer and what was your prognosis at the time? >> i was on the kickoff for college playing football. it was a freak accident on a tackle my neck was fractured. i -- c-3, c-4 spinal cord injury. i had to be flown out. had a 3% chance to regain any movement below my neck. i had my faith and my family and friends around to support me. and i just -- to never give up. >> as i understand it there is a lot of work that goes into getting to where you are today. five or six hours a day in training to do what you did. what was it like to walk across at your graduation and receive

your diploma on your own two feet? >> it was unbelievable. i -- like you said i put in countless hours to make this happen. it was just a dream come true. and then to do it with emily, now my fiancee was just a special moment. it was unbelievable. i was nervous but it went really well it was phenomenal. the energy in the room you can't explain it. >> i'm sure your can't. i'm sure without words. a lot of spirit there. emily, you come off of getting engaged and you know the work that chris has put into it describe the moment for you when you see him standing and walking to receive that diploma. >> i was so proud of him. it was absolutely amazing. i've never experienced something like that. everyone in the crowd went crazy. and he's worked super hard. so just to see him make this goal come true and it was absolutely incredible to be a part of it.

>> absolutely. chris, to know that emily has been right by your side this entire time what's that like? >> it's unreal. just because she's such a huge support, so caring and compassionate. and she pushes me. she is constantly making me work harder. after the gym after we put in several hours in the gym she's making me do more at home and at our apartment. it's just non-stop. and we just have a great support system. >> what a great couple. what are your goals? you set a specific goal. you said you were going to walk to receive your diploma the year leading up to that. what's your goal for this year? >> well now after my graduation walk i guess do a walk for our wedding. i will have to get that in motion and i am always looking for the next step and always keep progressing. my journey is far from over. i'm constantly progressing. and i'm just really excited for

the future. it's definitely a marathon not a sprint. >> well you just said it all right there. you are a fine example of fortitude and strength and determination and true love. chris and emily, i want to thank you for being with us. i want to let everybody know you founded a foundation to help those who may be in a similar situation like yourself. i think that's incredible. all that you're doing and a remarkable story of pursuit and love right here. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. can't wait to see his next steps there. coming up fighter jets sent scrambling after chemical weapons threat were made to six passenger planes. how real was the danger? driverless cars are the way of the future? wrong, what the heck happened here? ♪

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fox news alert now. the fbi investigating threats against six passenger planes. >> fighter jets zooming in to escort the planes after an anonymous caller warned of possible chemical weapons. those flights headed to some of our nation's busiest airports. >> doug luzader is live at reagan national airport with the latest on this. you've got a lot of experience in this area what do we know right now? >> good morning. we're in the process of learning moe about more about it. the air system is back to normal today. this had to do with a number of phoned in threats yesterday. we're going to show you a map of the airports that were affected. they were heading into jfk, logan and newark airport.

this air france flight was bound for new york before it was escorted by fighter jets. the plane was searched and passengers were in the dark until they deplaned. >> nothing or threatening or something on the flight. until when we get over here. >> we just had to follow the security procedures and we didn't know about the chemical weapons or anything. >> a couple of take aways from this first of all how easy it may be to disrupt the nation's air system with phone calls. but this may have largely been the sheer number of phone calls they got yesterday. along with the fact that it was after all, one of the busiest travel days of the year. scott, brian and elizabeth back to you guys. >> there's got to be some deterrent or else it's going to keep going. >> better to be safe than sorry. you need to be proactive. >> absolutely.

>> 26 minutes before the top of the hour. >> heather nauert stands by. let's start out with business news this morning. charter communications announces it is now acquireing a much larger time warner cable for $55 billion. that deal will make the cable operator one of the biggest broad band companies in the united states. the move comes one month after comcast terminated his merger with time warner. have you ever had a morning in the office that went something like this? >> oh, that was one crazy party. i am hung over. >> apparently somebody researched this. and they say that that is okay to do as long as you get seven hours of sleep before you come to work. there is a new study from britain that says lack of sleep is what makes for low productive

productiveativity. the amount that workers drink smoke the day before will not affect you. did you see this? they tried to thangechange a tire. >> the emergency brake wasn't on. >> thas were just a hot mess. as it turns out, they are not the only ones having trouble on the road. take a look at this epic driverless car fail. watch. that's what you don't want to do. that is a self parking volvo it crashed into two reporters who were watching a demonstration. both the guys were bruised up but otherwise they are okay. someone forgot to put the city safe mode on the car. is that your excuse from this morning? >> we have to get a driverless

car. >> or stand in front of it. >> those are your headlines. how about that? you gave it a nice try. >> they did. >> you gave it a nice college try. >> no, we didn't. >> we did not put out the emergency break we didn't do that check. >> there was a lot going on. thank you. >> it's getting hot out there on the plaza. maria molina is going to detail for us the weather across the nation right now for you. >> i'm having a hard time taking that image off of my mind right now that you showed of that reporter segment. let's not have any self-driving cars on the plaza for the time being. let's take a look at the weather across the country. we do have very extreme weather. we had a lot of flooding across parts of texas, unfortunately, there is a lot of damage out there. we had reported tornados. today the risk for more is in place across some of those states. again, texas, oklahoma kansas could be looking at more heavy rain and more severe storms. there's a secondary area we're

watching across parts of the great lakes and into parts of midwest and also down into kentucky and tennessee. so we're watching that area for possible severe weather. but the pattern is going to remain active across the u.s. over the next couple of days. as we head into tomorrow and also into your thursday you're going to continue to see risk for severe weather and also for more flash flooding to continue to occur. as far as additional rainfall goes we could see 4 to 6 inches of rain from texas, alabama, and across louisiana. stay safe out there. how about this? there is one elite school costs $43,000 a year that has decided to combat racism by segregating their third through fifth great students. we're not kidding. it's a mandatory program for students. it takes place once a week for five weeks. it's fieldston lower school.

they said we're going to separate them into affinity groups talk about race, and then come back and figure it out. >> the filipinos go to room six the white kitsds to room four the black kids go to room eight. >> an e-mail went out from the head of the school before the winter break. parents are fumed. they have gotten 226 people to sign an online petition to stop the program. >> it makes no sense. there's a tweet here that my father would say more money than brains. quite frankly i don't disagree with that. >> troy telling us this on twitter. obviously the people paying are okay with it. >> and joy says that isn't combatting racism. the students need to be together so they can learn about the other cultures and how to be friends. >> that's what i said. >> bottom line is it's rare for a kid to even notice -- the problem is when you get older,

it's preconditioned. i remember when i was little i listened to louie armstrong. my favorite soccer player was peleee. >> bill russell, george scott, you had a lot of players in boston massachusetts, area that we looked up to and race at that point -- even now it's not a big deal. >> why jam it into a kid's headline in third great? >> making a mandatory trying to combat racism with segregation. it doesn't seem to make sense to me. >> for 4$43,000 that could be your child. more than 80% of americans think the government has gone too far. rand paul is one of the 2016 candidates running to change that. why isn't he sitting higher in the polls? she stars in one of the hottest shows on broadway.

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show is bringing in. the people by the books and numbers are loving it. >> it's a show about hope and life. it's a fun adventure. i get to go to work with kelsey grammer. >> that's so difficult. >> they work a happy, happy place. we have so many people at stage door. the one thing they were saying is that they have to bring people to come back and see it. it moves them. it gives them hope. it's a wild adventure, there's pirates. >> it's crazy fun for the kids great for the adults. to be able to capture both is not easy what's the secret to that? >> j.m.barrie comes into the life of a widow and her four boys. it's about hids friendship with peter and how that inspires his story of peter pan.

>> matthew morrison you were voted something special? >> best couple. they gave us a lot of mentions. we won a few awards. >> the two of you clearly have great moments on stage there. and what's it look to work with kelsey grammer, he said this was his favorite show to work on. >> he's such a nice man. they're all just so fun. the rest of the cast you know they make it a happy happy place. eight shows a week. they work tirelessly to give an audience an amazing time. we love it. we love what we do. >> the tour is about to go national. what do you think about that? >> i'm not surprised. i love we can bring the show to people. people can't afford to buy a ticket to new york we can bring the show to them. which i think everybody should be able to see what we're making. >> it's a testament to your work and efforts and the group you're working on. everyone there loves it so much they can't wait for it to go

across the country. >> that's right. we get to stage door it's the biggest group at stage door when we come out. you're going to come and see it. >> i can't wait. i think our kids would scoop it up. they're going to love it. clearly everyone does. when kelsey grammer said that it stunned everybody. he's done so much. for him to say that speaks valium valium volumes. >> he is so kind, so is matthew. >> we are so honored to have you here. congratulations on all the success. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thanks. coming up, more than 80% of americans thinks government goes too far snooping into our lives. rand paul is one of the candidates running to change just that. why isn't he higher in the polls? let's check in wp martha maccallum. good morning.

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. tensions are running high on capitol hill with the patriot act set to expire next week. the 2016 candidates are taking sides. >> this debate that we're having right now about the patriot act and whether we should have strong intelligence around the

world is a very dangerous debate. because it's being done by people who have no experience dealing with what i've dealt with. >> senator rand paul thinks governor christie is wrong. he's taking a stand against renewing the act for 11 years. it's part of his book taking a stand. we are joined by senator rand paul. thank you for being with us. i'd like to get your reaction to chris christie saying you're basically a misguidedide log with no experience. >> that wasn't very nice. i wouldn't put it that way. i'm a defender of the bill of rights and someone who defends the spirit of the founders of the constitution. the revolution was sparked by the right to privacy, the right to have your papers left alone unless a judge signs a warrant with your name on it. when you have a single warrant and it has the name verizon on

it and you collect hundreds of papers that gs against the constitution. >> has there been any abuse you know of with the nsa. >> the debate is not over when they have them, it's whether or not you have a privacy interest in it. we sign things with service providers that says they will not divulge that information. i agree with you that there's not a lot of public evidence that they have abused the system. however, what i would say the abuse of the fourth amendment is the actual bulk collection of all of your records. there's the potential for abuse, we've done it in the past. we did it to the japanese americans in world war ii, vietnam protesters we grabbed them up and looking at behavior we didn't like. some say this is -- has a chilling effect on the right to descent.

>> i know when we served together we talked about this at great length. we both voted on the patriot act extension. we had different votes in that situation. i know what started out as a credible program has turned creepy in many people's minds. what will prevent the president from doing what he's done in the past using a pen and a phone to change it to his liking. >> there is an executive order and he's looking that to collect other information that's not public. we think that there may be programs for text messages credit card information, e-mails, that are not included under the patriot act. >> we need to stay safe. if the nsa people are sincere in saying i need to be able to do this to find threads that lead us to the attacker before they attack. why do you feel as though you're better equipped to fight that? >> i had broadcasteakfast with a former

head of the nsa i asked him can you get more with an individual warrant? he said you get more collection of from warrants. >> it takes too long. >> they're arguing for something that's an easier way out. here's what happens in new york city if someone is thought to be a rapist or murder and it's 3:00 in the morning the police show up and call the judge. >> easier than someone in yemen or pakistan. >> we should do the same thing here with terrorism. you can have judges on call 24 hours a day. what i want to do is not have bulk collection of all americans' records. that goes against -- >> it was meant for foreigners to identify people who were here to change our way of life. >> do you believe that that information that has already been obtained and collected sh be used? >> i think it should be purged. that information was collected illegal lael. >> let me mention your book rand paul taking a stands moving beyond partisan politics to

unite america. tell us a little bit about it. >> i talk about a lot of issues i think would make the republican party bigger. we got to have party that has people's ponytails, tat tos. we also news a more diverse party racially. i talk about criminal justice a lot. i think we can do a better job. >> i love that you're doing that. i think it's so important to get the parties out of their lanes. >> good to see you again. >> thank you, senator. more "fox and friends" in just two minutes. including a cd release that governor scott brown is proud of. ♪

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to city hall and held a ceremony honoring our veterans. bunches of kids did this and they sang so many patriotic songs i was so proud. >> david brown's new cd. bill: a new week on a tuesday moaning. the fury ofr nature. flooding washed away cars and in some cases entire homes were lost. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. martha: i'm martha maccallum. police are calling off a search for 12 individual who are missing in these horrific storms. their vacation home was washed away in a flash flood. the storm