don't go to journalism graduate school. >> no you don't need that. just start writing. >> dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." greg gutfeld's show fox news alert. more rain on the way for parts of texas as devastation gets worse and worse. i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's newsw3 headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news as we say sadly the death toll is now risingt( inçó texas. we have newñr dramatic video of the desperate race to pull vhctims from the ragingñr flood waters. >> plus, the battmu overi] the patriot act andi] the collection of cell phoneko dataçóyut((rr'g azv critical stageç with the key deadline setq to expire at midnight tomorrow. iraqi forces trying to drive isis out of andar province.

do they have the will to fight after the defeat at ramadi? let's get to that dramatic new video coming from the unfoldingá)utáu flooding area. it is a disaster there. rescuers in texas helping one woman to safety. emergency crews scouring the area for anyd into victims. the weeks ofzv torrential rain and flooding sadly killing dozens, even more wet weather isxd in the forecast. we've got live team coverage for you.okñr janis deanç isñr live in"t fox news extreme weather center. we'll beginq =!will carr who is live near the trinity river int(q dallas.ç will?w3 >> reporter: the sun has come out thist( afternoon butzv this area was pound by rain earlier today. you can see just how swollen the trinity river is here. it's cut off this access road that i'm standing on. behind me you can see how high the water is. it's gone almost all the way up to the top of a stop sigl as you work your way over to the

right, you can see a line of trees here. those trees normally line the bank of the river. they don't touch the water at all. today they are swamped by this flood water. this is an area that has seen a lot of flash flooding over the last two days, which closed loop 12 at i-30. normally a very busy area. it forced people to abeen done their cars, snarled traffic. to the south of us and southeast texas, there are mandatoryçó evacuations now in the cities of whartont moreñr concernsçóxñ there due toçw3ok flooding. you havo to keep inñr mind that one inch of water can move mores@&c @&c@ than 1,000 pounds. so very dangerous situation for peoplein thoset( evacuated areas. >> it's sad that the river continues to go up and take these houses and stuff like that. we pray for everybody to keep everybody close and watch out for everybody.

>> reporter: right now 11 people are still unaccounteditju across thezv state. 26 people were killed by these storms throughout the week, including six-year-old andrew mccomb hisxd father survived. his mother and his sister are still missing. this has been a historic rainfall, according to the national weather servicexd 35 trillion gallons of rain has fallen ojç texas throughout the course of this month. yesterday president obama came out and he issued aok disasterym declaration for several counties acrossqxdu!qñr texas including harrhc county to our includgñr houston.r we spoke toseveralúhfmeowners downm"á theçq past couple of w3 days.xd homeowners who had severe damage to their home. they say even though they have insurance, they will take any help that they can get.w3 arthel? >> so weird to see your shot of the beautiful dallas skyline there, upstaged by the swollen trinity river. let's hope that those guys down there get some relief. thank you very much for that great live shot.

predicting even more rain for the area after everything they've gone through. flood advisories are ps]e3 across a broad section of the whole country. janis dean in the fox extreme weather center with those detais1y hi. >> hi. we really have to get through the next 12 to 24 hours and then we'll get to a dryingv: out period. we'reç watching the potential for more flooding rainfall really frommyç texasç stretching all thçr>t( wayruz the midwest and the great lakes as wer have this slow moving cold front that's bringing all this moisture in from the gulf of mexico. and we have flashko flooding occurring now just south of the austin area. the potential for hail, damaging winds andç isolated tornadoes for parts of texas. so severe thunderstorm watch here. several thunderstorm warnings south and west of corpus christi. south of the austin area. and the houston area already seeing some thunderstorms just the north of you where we could see some heavy downpours.w3 we're also seeing thunderstorm

warningsq in and around parts of the mississippi valley, as well as the ohio and tennessee river valley even up toward the eastern greatok lakes. watching this forecast radar really we have to get through the next 12 to 24 hours then we'll watchñr this area completely dry outñr for theçmost part. so theñr rain threats will move more eastward fort next cumming days. youçó!san(r see the flood advisories for a lot of states and we are dealing with flash floodinging right nowxd south of thaç austinw3 area. the last thing they need is morea rain in that area. back to you. >> flash flooding as we have seen sozv vividly can be so dangerous. >> yeah. the story of our country's best days is not found in a history book because thisñr generation of americans is about to write it today! to you and to all who can hear my voice i declare that i am a candidate for president of the %ited states and i amxd running

for you! >> all right. from america's election headquarters, that is former maryland governor martin o'malley making it threet(q candidates officially in the democratic race forq presidentçói]pa% vermontç senatorr bernieñrxdko sanders. hrs"s ♪ >> martin o'malley t)jt in baltimore where he once served as mayor before jetting ogv to campïin iowa. many of you havet( bid as a long shot against the clinton machine. titá rj go live to baltimore with ed henry. what you got for us? >> reporter: great to see you. o'malley served as governor of this stateñr a controversial tenure, his critics say he raised taxes too much. his supporters at this rally said he made college more affordable. also stood upxd for same sex marriage.xd he clearly is trying to find

leftward space in the democratic p[imary, going after you will, the elizabeth warren wing of the democratic party talking a lotç about economic populism. but in the run up to this official announcement, he really had nott(been catchingçxd fire. he's notok registeringko on the nationalxdñr polls. he's behind demo(#páic socialist senator bernie sanders even behind inç the foxq news poll, lincoln chaffey who isw3 likely to get into this race in a few days. so he jetted off quickly to iowa to hit the ground, try and do some of that hard work on the ground to turn thismy around. here is what he said. >> the inevitacée front runners is inevitable right up until they are no longerok inevitable. that challenger emerges by going county to county, town square to town square,q talking about the ideas and the better choices that we need to make as a people. >> but he also had to deal with some protesters. a few dozen here in baltimore largely dealing with t$

aftermath of the riotñ. in this city. there were protesters who were saying that they believe martin o'mal hee's policies, ze$-m>obu!ñr tolerance policyi]çñr fori]ñr policing when hxd was mayor hdbe andw3 governor led to a lot more arrestsq and the charge from some that he was responsible for the death of freddy gray. martin o'malley pushed back on that. he addressed it head on by saying in this country he doesn't want to see people pulled over for a broken taillight when wall street executives are not being arrested for wrecking the economy. again, going back to that populist rhetoric in the elizabeth warren mold. >> okay. it will be an interesting race and you'll just keep very busy as always. good to see you. >> great to see you. thank you. there are new details on the federal indictment against former house speaker dennis

hastert. he had been paying someone to could have up sexual misconduct that allegedly happened when hew3 was a high schjçt teacher and aw3t( wrestling coach decades ago in illinois. molly henneberg isw3 live in washington with more onçi] thisçñr 4zu9 9 hi molly. >> reporter:s8p&c @&c@ not ai] lot shocked official wasn) but this news was a bitñr of a jaw dropper to republicans and democrats who have known the former house speaker republican dennis hastert for years. john boehner put out a short statement in response to the news that he had been indicted saying quote the denny i se) behalf of his we wants and the country and i'm shocked and saddened to learn of these reports. democratic senator dick durbin from hastert's home state oft( illinois who also served in the hotce of representatives with hastert, had this to say on friday. >> something i never ever would have imagined. i wok the news that's coming out on this. i don't know the details. we haven'theard hisside ofq the

story. in fairness, but it'sxd reallyi] troubling. >> reporter: theç indictment says hastert agreed to pay someoneç3 called individual ai] in courtw3 documents ~h illion toq keep quiet about something that had happened inthe past between -them. prosecutors say hastert was illegally structuring money withdrawals from various banks to make those payments. he also has been charged with lying to f.b.i. investigators after he told them, according to the indictment, that he was withdrawing the cash to keep it for himself. the case has been assigned to u.s. district judge thomas dirket. he will be arraigned. the judge has not set the arraignment date yet. but we are told it is expected to be, qunde soon. eric? >> all right.t( thanks so much. there is the president of the soccer governing body fifa, taking shots at the u.s., as well as attorney generali]çó lorettaq lynch. seth bladder g )(r-ingñr thet( investigation intot(ssoccer

corruption. now that'sñr after sever z fifa executives were arreste' inñrzvqñr switzerland on corruption charges. he said in an interview that he was shocked by lynch's remarks that fifa had corrupted the business of soccer, saying, quote, listen, with all the respect to the judicial system of the u.s. with a new minister of justice the americans if they have a financial crime that regards american citizens, then they must arrest these people there and not in zurich when we have a congress. six of the seven executives are fighting extradition to the u.s. and if convicted each faces 20 years in prison. >> people work in emergency rooms, they see it all. without a doubt it's stressful coming up, we'll visit one hospital that's trying something new. a little four legged therapy to help those healers relax. >> that's a good idea. today is the deadline to make deal with iran, tou!i] rein in

itsxd nucleart(i] energy program. john kerry getting hands on in that situation. a key section of the patriot act expires tomorrow night along with it, the government program that collects the phone data. you knowv: it'sok a bigq debate witha rand paul and others on capitol hill. we'll debate theq renewed push that program rand paul, will he cause another filibuster? >> my voice is still rasping. i spent 10 1/2 hours trying to protect your right to privacy this week. [ applause ] v:okqw3ñrñrv:[órççi]xdq#gw3koxdxlçt(i]ñri]w3qi]xdw3

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you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount time for a check of the headlines. passenger jet headed to new york la guardia airport was involved with a close call with a drone. that flight forced the pilot of the shuttle america flight, it had to pull up about 200 feet to avoid a collision with that dbo the incident coming hours after five other pilots reported f% someone had pointeda green laser at heirñrç planesñrt(çu!ko asçóñrútaeyç reportsñrç of a failed coverts kñzv cyber attack supposedly by the u.s. against those north korea's nuclear weapons program reportedly happened five years ago when american agents were

unable, they su1ñ to access computers controlling north korea's nuclear facilities. cincinnati bengals dick cheney still asking for prayers for his daughter after his five-year-old little girl had a setback in her fight against cancer. she's in the process of getting a stem cell transplant that involves high doses of chemotherapy. our best wishes and prayers for them. >> absolutely. new questions over the battle for the future of the nsa's data collection. the program left inñrxd limbo after 4kwmakers failed to come to añ4j4(p&c@ decision. randpaul eveni]qt(ñr vowingqzvç toçó quotexd force the expiration ofu! theq!t( program. inside the oval office, reiterated his call that lawmakers act quickly andt( pass theñr measure. >> we've only got a few days. these authorities expire+ on sunday att( midnight and i don't want us to be in a situation in

which for a certain period of time those authorities go away and suddenly we're dark and heaven forbid, we've got a problem. >> jamie weinstein is here, senior editor for the daily caller. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> as we sit now those authorities ! ld go away and per usual politics are at play. what is the political posturing involved right now? >> well, if you believe rand paul, theyu! will if away. he is saying that right now he was going to usei] is authority under txevw3 rulñ to delay açó vote on the usa freedom act or ex pension of the patriot act which means tomorrow they will expire. there are some people who are saying maybe some of his opponents in the senate who disagree with him saying this is political grand standing. this is part of his campaign for president that he's using this as he is to try to raise money from his libertarianbase.

he sent out e-mails. his super pac put out a video saying this is a wrestling match between him and the president and what he calls the canadian capitulate, at the time cruz and lindsey graham. a lot of people on the other side are saying this is purely politics he's playing in the republican primary. if you believe what rand paul says this will not be extended tomorrow and there will be at least a few days3 beforeç a vote on an extension or thexd usa freedom act will take place. >> let's talk about theçqsecurity issue hereñru!t ] the threat fromñr isis hasxd heightened in the past the senior u.s. administration official. also saying that congress should not let the surveillance authority lapse. how much do you think that's going toñr factor in to the senator's voting process? >> i think there is no question that we're in a different time than we were during his first filibuster. we're at a time when we see isis abroad americans are scared that an attack couldv!aa herg3(p&c @&c@ again likeñr 9-11. there is real questions whether

this provision has actually yielded real results. they haven't been able to produceok the intelligence service, actual example great examples in the last several years of how itñr has actual hee stopped terrorist attacks. those on the other side say what is really useful for is if there is a terrorist attack, it makes it easy to track down those terrorists and maybe if there is other cells in the united states. >> got( ahead. .> buti thinkñr that at this timeñr when isisisi] movingt( abroad, these kind of debates kindof go to the periphery. i thinkzvxd americans generally say if the intelligence service says they need it, it's not infringing on my civil liberties. >> let's take a look at some of the reforms that are in the usañr freedom act. it may providew3 the clearest path possible to continue security provisions wow the quote unnecessary risky proposition of seeing a lapse. it keeps metadata, phoneu!ñr data, text message, et cetera, with

providers rather than the government through the government although the government would be able to query each carrier about individuals or persons of interest or suspects. intelligenseç officials say theq bulk of telephone program has the gaps on networks even though as you pointed out, there is debate as to whether it3 hasu!b foiled anyw3 plots. do you have any inteli] to what might happen at the end of the day tomorrow? >> i have to take senator paul at his word here. he says he'szv going to use pi!ó authority as a senator and you have rules in the senate that allow you to too this, to delay a vote tomorrow, which means that there will be no vote and these provisions willñr expire. unless there is some behind the scenes maneuveringlç otherwise i expect that they will expire tomorrow. >> so if, in fact, senator rand paul is somehow trying to boost up his platform for this run for presidency, this could possibly backfire on him correct? >> i think there is real risk

here. on one hand he's trying to shore up his libertarian base in thep &c @&c@ primary, but i think that's out of touch with the bulk of the republican electorate. you'll see hisq opponent say thisi] typeúoo grand standing at a time on national security makes himg#çóz3h4(p&c@ unfit tomy guard av: 7-11, much less the unitedbáupáes of america. i think thatxd couldmy really harm him in the ripfield. >> wei]çi] will -- republican field. >> we will leave it there. thank you. >> thank you. now a different story. new kind ofñr therapy for health care workers. 's a program inq pennsylvania that pets to help relieve the stress of the staff in the emergency rooms. sounds terrific. >> reporter: it really is. for years hospitals around the country have relied on our furry friends to offer pet therapy to patients to reduce anxiety pain and depression. but only one hospital is offering the same therapy for staff. the hospital of the university of pennsylvania brings in animals to relieve their nurse doctors, andzeá hospital

workers. >> from our icu nurses that are under a great deal of stress, to thew3 emergency department, to the newborn nursey, it's nice break. nurse st]ed)q program called pet apooch two careers ago. since then, the hospital created the center for nursing renewal where staff go to relax every monthqthe adoptable animals are brought there from the localb shelterswhich on any given night, has up to 400 pets. >> there is an added attraction, if you will, that you are not only kind of getting some relief but youare providing for a dog or a been in a situation that is not healthy. >> reporter: according to açó survey 88% of the staff say the animals boost work morale and decrease daily stress. so far about two dozendogs and cats have been adopted by the staff. >> it's really rewarding to see how well they can do and how

well you can taken them to be gooddogs. he's a very good dog. >> reporter: it's also raised more than $10,000 for the society for thepreventm't( of cruelty to animals. eric? >> what aok greatñiç cause. maybe i think we allñr need a little bit ofñpá tender lovingqç care. >> yes. m >> get itym from my dog all the time. you don't wantmy to miss the kelly file nextq week when megyn sits down with jim bob and michelle duggar. she will talk about allegations that their son josh, molested girls when he was younger. and the controversy now surrounding their family and their realityity show. that's an exclusive interview wednesday, 9 eastern right here on fox news channel. thaç u.s. and iran resuming their nuclear negotiations as a deadline for a final deal approaches. so what are the major differences between the two countries? plus iraqi forcesym launching a new operation to drive isis out

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we're helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. secretary of state john kerry meeting with his iranian counterpart in geneva as the two sides work to bridge differences ahead of a very critical junm 20th deadline for a final nuclear deal. johnçó huddy has more now from our middle east bureau.u! >> reporter: today's meeting between secretary of state john kerry and iranian foreign minister zarif lasted six hours and u.s.officials say that it was the mostxdsubstantivei] sintt reached in april. but it is the startñr ofw3 what willñr likely be a longç andç arduoust political process. secretary of state john kerry andi] foreign minister zarif last met in april when the u.s. andxtp

&c @&c@ the five otherñr world powers reached a framework agreement with iran. but several critical points of contentiofç remain unresolved. in particular, access to iran'si] military sites by iaeh, international atomicagency inspectors. the u.s. wants to insure that iran doesn't have any bomb making capabilities for at least ten years. and u.s. officials say if iran doesn't agreexd to the inspection, it would be a deal breaker. today senior iranian negotiator said the inspection of militarys sites is quote unquote,ñr completely out of the questiont( andym off the table. and then there is the issue about sanctinís onw3 iran. if anzv agreement isko reached iran wants them listed --t( liftedq imm" jáhe sus wants them lifted over time and have a snap back mechanism, the ability to reimpose sanctions ift( iran doesn't comply with the terms of aqt( deal.ç so while some remain optimistic

that a final deal can be agreed upon by june 30th others are not so optimistic. we've seen talks unravel before and u.s.ñr officials say going past that deadline is not an option. arthel? >> we will keep an eye on it. thank you very much there in jerusalem. government forces in iraq launching a new offensive to take back anbar province from isis after that string of defeats. the terror group took control ofq the key city of ramadi afterç iraqi soldiers laid down their weapons and ran. earlier today former nato commander wesley clark argued theñrw3 u.s. should notñr get more deeply involved in the fight insidev: iraq.aá"t r"ujhrñ getñr dragged ilzóm]u!itñrxds v be would reinforcei]isilç more than ground against americans. then theyu! could convince every muslim that they're recruiting that the united states is against"i&159ñ

it isn't true. and we don't want to play that game. >> how can isis be defeated? a former c.i.a. analyst and senior fellow with the center for american security policy joins us now. fred always good to see you. do you think that the iraqi military is capable of facing and fighting and defeating isis? >> it's great to be here.ñr well,since the fall of raoa%4j4(p&c@ which was a catastrophe after all, iraqi forces outnumbered isis, there has been a call we have to have american troops on the ground and president obamai] hasto have a real strategy. ithink iraqi troops can win but they need more support from the presidentç .]9qmçtoxd e>çw3 aslittleñrdçó#8[&c @&c@ as possible. he'si] not prepared tot( provide thatt( support because he wants to be known as thei] president who got the united states out of a war inq iraq and afghanistan and i think as long as that limitation is on american troops, the iraqi army will have big problems. >> what type of support would you suggest? >> i agree with former secretary

of defense robert gates. we could allow military trainers and military advisors to serve with iraqi soldiers in the field. this would prove strategy. itok would improve morale. they could serve as spotters for air strikes which was a big problem for ramadi.c gates also thinks we should letñr trainers and advisors serve with n iraqi sunni forces. i think this could help us stop the gains by isis and maybe reversehose gains. i got to say this will only help us in iraq. the situation in syria is much more serious. >> i know, itis. that seemsxdw3 aj- you heard wesley clark say therew3 are dangers of more americans going there. that's what the radical islamic terrorists want. >> i completely disagree with that. frankly, the parties in iraq are afraid of isis. the sunnies are afraid of the iraqi government. theñr shiite government. limited american presence, not a combat presence, could make a

difference. i mean, i hear what wesley clark is saying. i just think he's trying to defend the obama administration's nonpolicy for iraq. >> you think 3,000 on the ground now, they really can't get engaged in combat issues. but as you said, having spotters, is there a number that you would put on it in terms of howmany special ops we should have? >> i think we needçó more. i don't know what the number would be. i also add that part of the strategy has to be changing the number of air strikes and we've had stories on this network about pilots are"c thatç they're juçç allowed to hittqw3 targets that they need to hit.@ if!gehadi]ç better spotters and more air not havemy fallen. >> you talk about the pilots complaining. did you see thisñr editorial in investors business daily? let me read it about the islamic state. quote, islamic state is made astonishing territorial gains thanks to an inspired "isciplined, smartly crafted strategy. u.s. forces are myered in a bureaucratic paralysis, now

forced back into iraq by his creation of the islamic state monster, obama isw3 presiding over aok half hearted war effort. islamic state consolidates power and obama let's iran become a nuclear armed dominant power setting off an atomic arms race in the strategically critical middle east. is that fair and do you believe that the$t)esident could have potentially stopped the spread and the crying of the islamic stateto what we've seen achievedç today?yms iraq. it's toi] do as little as he can get awaywith and handi] this mess 4%-tothe next president. that's why there is limits on the military trainers and advisors. that's why our pilots can't hit targets. he just wants to say he's doing something when he's really doing as little as possible. >> meanwhile isis is continuing to advance and the debate over what we do continues. always good to see you. thank you. >> good to be here. the verdict for screech is in. coming up, the latest in the case against the "saved by the bell" "star justin diamond and

why he blames his celebrity status forpart of what happened. plus, former maryland governor martin o'malley now officially on the ticket, making himself -- marking himself ajç theç only democrat whoqt( can beet hillary clinton. so is he right?ç and what's hisñr plan? we'llñr talk about it afterñroçizçñrç fixt(qqñr -:e tonguejf avti thisñr breaon @&c @&c@ sticki]okñr aroundxdt(. qv:ñr

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>> and i did not want, you know, an events with her being hit in the bar and that being it and done to becomeç dustinv: diamond pulled a knifeat a bar on somebody and that would be what the news and pmg would runxd with. >> he didn't get out scott free. he was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct. his girlfriend also was found guilty of disorderly conduct. the charges it turns oué could land both of them behind bars for at least nine months. former maryland governor martin o'malley making it official announcing his candidacy for president of the united states. he positioning himself as the only democrat who can beat hillary clinton. he dedicated his official announcement today to poverty and the recent unrest in the city of >> discourage of hopelessness that happened to ignite here transcends race and geography. the hard truth of our shared

reality is this: ç unemployment in many cities and many small towns across the united states of america is higher noww3 than tqxd : u eight years ago. conditions of extreme poverty breedconditions of extremexd violence. >> let's talkñr about itq with susan estridge, professor of law and politicali]i] science at usc also a fox news contributor. always good to see you. >> good tosee you. >> so o'malley supports gay marriage. he supports obamacare. also he's for increasing the minimum wage. is he officially a bonafide formidable foe of hillary clinton? >> no. but he's running for president and he's running as a liberal and that's just the right thing for him to do. and shouldxd hillary somehow stumble hopelessly -- i mean,

this is hers to lose. sae had to stumble in almost78p&c @&c@ unimaginable wayyoeçt( needq somebody on the stage othert( thanxd berniet( sanders. as a matter of fact. he probably needs somebody on the stage other than bernieç sanders anyway,w3 art 'cause you got tmake it look like it's half real at least. and this givest( hillary somebody to beat every single tuesday who will be accusing her of being too liberal. and i have to sayworse things can happen to a liberal democrat in the primary than being accused of being too liberal. and winning every tuesday. lead meg to conclude she's a moderate. >> there is a points. let's talk aboutt( baltimore. o'malley was the mayor there for eight years which is predominantly african-american city. now with the recent situation with freddy gray case, he perhaps has lost some favor with the african-american community. but still does he have a possibility ófç taking someñr of that vote that hillary clinton ols dq 3 on

heavily? >> well, certainly he had good relations with the african-amerr!p' community. but come on, it was one thing for hillary clinton to be running against barak obama the first african-american to have a serious shot at the nomination. i think he's got to look at the clinton strong base and ask the african-american communities all the fence mending done and i think o'malley will have a lot of difficulty making any substantialxd in-roads with anybody as long as hillary doesn't stumble. but it gives another candidateñr to the field.ç i think some liberals will be very pleased that there is somebody who is going to try to keep her honest on liberal issues. there will beñr some push on liberalok issues. andu!okñr you know, they like each other. >> he supported her.

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your tunes just about everywhere. so our good friends from "consumer reports" have tested dozens of them to find the best bang for your buck. >> terry sullivan, "consumer reports" associate electronics editor. got some speakers here to make us grooving and moving. >> yes. in the backyard. these are -- we've brought three along. they're fairly inexpensive. the first is the most inexpensive. it comes in five different colors. >> what other colors? >> blue, manipulate, black white and as you see here, red. >> no purple? >> no purple. no. it connects via blue tooth which is really nice. these two are blue tooth. it also -- like this one is nice for remember the last eight devices you paired it with. >> that's good. >> it's really nice. >> so everybody in the backyard who has a play list on their phone, they can tap into that. >> exactly. so if someone has a song that you don't have, you can do it.

but also if for some reason blue tooth isn't working it has a connection that you can use a wired connection. >> how long does the battery last? >> pretty long. for most of your party at least. it will last a good long time. >> under 30 bucks? >> yeah. >> the next one is the soul mate max and i paired it with my phone. ♪ it was a teenage wedding and the old folks wished them well ♪ >> that's a good song. >> i'll turn it down a little bit. so this also is really nicely designed one. splash proof. so if there is water balloon gets thrown at you. it also has like this one has a connection for nonwired wireless devices. it also has usb. this one again really nice

bass. >> that sounds good. 250. >> yes. >> this one you plug in? >> this one is blue tooth. the last up with here is wireless. that needs a cord to connect it. this one has the ability to connect with other speakers. the wireless device on there you can download an app where you can play if you have multiple speakers, you can have in your dining room or out by the pool. >> really? >> yeah. it's a really multi-use kind of app. >> one day spotify and these program, you can listen to aaron neville all day. >> exactly. someone actually has a really nice connection into those sort of services. >> so these are all three good ones. i like it. i like them all. >> you need internet connection, don't you?

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from googed glasses to google jeans. you may one day be automobile to send a text message from your shirtsleeve. google teaming up with levis for interactive clothing. the tech is sewn right into your clothing. >> there's conductive threads? there's little wires inside the fabric. and they're using little tiny circuits. so they say it's stretchable. can you wash it just like any other fabric. so that means everybody will be pocket dialing or shirtsleeve

dialing or whatever. it's too much for me. >> remember get smart? it was with the watch, though not with yourshirt. there's too much gizmo gizmos around. >> julie banderas is up next for the fox report at the top of the news. we'll see you tomorrow. the field of presidential contenders growing. and today, it's a democrat jumping into the race. i'm julie bandar ras. this is the fox report. martin o'malley now in the running for the democratic nomination. o'malley spoke in front of hundreds of supporters in baltimore. first serving as a city councilman and later six years as mayor. he spoke about more opportunities for all americans and promised to be leadership for a new generation. he even took a veiled jab at the current front runner