well, hi friends and good morning, today is the 31st of may, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. the fox news alert, bowe biden has died of brain cancer at the age of 46. just days after his father spoke candidly about their relationship. >> by focusing on my sons i found my redemption. >> we look back at bowe biden's live and legacy as attributes pour in from both sides of the aisle. secretary of state john kerry has been helicoptered to a hospital after crashing his bicycle in france.

the presidential field gets bigger martin o'malley joins the democratic race and takes swieps -- swipes at the competition. >> the presidency is not a crown to be passed forth and back and forth between families. >> mornings are better with friends. good morning on this last day of may. we want to get right to that fox news alert. bowe biden has died after a long battle with brain cancer last night. >> the vice president and family sharing the sad news last night, as family and politicians from both sides of the aisle offer their support. >> such a sad moment for the

vice president and his family. beau biden was diagnosed with cancer two years ago. just like his father the 46 years old led a life of public service. he served in iraq in 2009. most recently he was delaware's attorney general, and just last year he announced his plans to run for governor in 2016. in a statement released by his father last night, joe biden said beau's life was defined by service to others. as a young lawyer he worked to establish the rule of law in war torn kosovo. he fought for the pawrlts and made it his mission to protect children from abuse. in the words from president obama, for all that beau biden achieved in his life nothing made him prouder, nothing made him happier, nothing claim a

fuller -- beau is survived by his wife and two children. what a sad moment. i can say i knew beau biden. this was a genuinely no kidding around close family. the father and the two brothers obviously the survivors of the 1972 auto crash that took the life of the vice president's first wife and his daughter who was young at the time. they really were tight. and a lot of political families pretend to be but this actually was a nice family. >> he would campaign for vice president joe biden. he would say things about his relationship with his father and the vice president would make sure he would try to come home for baseball games and family

outings to make sure that relationship stayed strong. >> i was talking with michaelly, one of the top lawyers onin delaware. he said beau biden was april extremely talented lawyer great family man and incredible guy. on may 17th joe biden was joking about his late son, beau. >> my yale law school son graduated very well from yale law school. my other son decided to go to penn. they are a year and a day apart in age. the one who graduated from yale had doors opened to him. the lowest salary back for him was $50,000 more than a federal

judge made. my other son, equally as th bright went on to be elected one of the youngest attorneys general in the history of delaware big headline after 2012 2012 biden, the most popular man in delaware dash beau. >> many are saying this speech by the vice president happening just two days before the public really found out that beau was actually at walter reed was actually a tribute to him. >> he's faced a couple of tough health issues. suffering a stroke. here to break it down dr. david samati. beau biden was facing brain cancer. let's talk about brain cancer a

little bit. how deadly it is. how treatable it is. what he was facing in this five-year siege of the disease. >> in 2010 he had a mild stroke which seems to be probably not related to what we're seeing here today. he recovered from that stroke. in 2013 he was diagnosed with this small mass brain tumor at surgery at md anderson. at that time -- >> that's a big cancer center in texas. >> absolutely. it's a big medical center specializing in cancer. the surgery did well for that and he recovered that and he was going well until this spring had another recurrence and that sometimes unfortunately can happen with these brain cancers. we see about 70,000 new cases of brain cancer in a year. 14,000 deaths from this type of cancer and when it comes back and when it recurs depending on what type of brain cancer the

prognosis is very poor. there's about 120 different types of brain cancer out there. sometimes, even benign masses because this skull has no room to grow unlike lung cancer stomach, places where there's room to grow with brain cancer you will have a lot of symptoms. he probably had headaches, nausea sometimes loss of consciousness, seizures. it's a really sad moment and it's unfortunate despite all surgical treatment, radiation and chemotherapy the prognosis is zmafle and year is usually about the time people will die. a lot of these things that we see with brain cancer it depends on the type of cancer the prognosis is very poor and surgery is the best way to treat it but sometimes the location the size all of these plays a role and sometimes you may not be able to get the entire cancer. that's when you have to do radiation and chemotherapy and,

of course any recurrence of the brain cancer has poor prognosis. >> how much of knew row vascular problems are inherited? we know there's a history there in the biden family. how much does family history play a role? >> it's a great question. if you look at the rick factors aneurysm is not on the risk. smoking plays a role. sometimes working in certain factories, oil factories or paint factories which i don't think he's been involved we know that he was in iraq for about a year or so but those are probably not major risk factors. we don't really know. it's unknown ideology. >> the final question is it true that brain cancer is not as susceptible to other cancers to chemotherapy? the brain does not take in the

chemotherapy as well as maybe other organs in the body? >> another excellent point. there's something call blood brain barrier and a lot of chemo therapies may not get to that part. that's absolutely right. that's why, surgery, if it can be receptive and your first surgery is the best chance that you have in getting margins, removing the entire cancer sometimes, depending on the location of these brain cancers, it's so hard to get to them because by removing a lot more you may paralyze somebody you may affect someone's speech. you may cause visual disturbances. the surgeon is working in a very narrow space, a difficult cancer and you want to remove as much as you can without affecting any kind of paralysis or motor or speech kind of defects. >> it's hard to imagine anything scarier. >> unfortunately, with a lot of brain cancers, it's almost a death sentence and we're not really there when it comes to good prognosis. >> but some folks do.

>> of course of course. talk about that i think if you have a headache and some symptoms and just comes don't ignore it because a lot of these can be prevented by getting the cat scan, mris when when you catch them early, you can cure them. now moving on to some other stories making headlines and another fox news alert. a scare overnight for secretary of state john kerry. the 71-year-old had to be flown via medical helicopter to a switzerland hospital after hurting his leg in a bicycle accident in france. the state department says he's stable and is expected to be okay. breaking overnight, at least four americans reportedly being held by rebels in yemen and rescue efforts have failed. "the washington post" saying the americans are in the capital which has been pounded by saudi air strikes. three of them are private sector workers. the other is a dual citizen. the prisoners are among dozens

of u.s. citizens who were unable to leave or chose to stay after the united states closed its embassy if you'll remember in february. and now to an extreme weather alert. texas still under water. more rain falling. adding to the flooding concerns the death toll from the devastating torms rises to 31. rescuers finding the bodies of two women near the blanco river and a man's body in dallas. thousands of volunteers continue to search for 11 people still missing after being swept away by rushing waters. overnight, mandatory evacuation orders were lifted in towns along the colorado river. and some visitors at the new one world trade center observatory observatory, have had to wait two hours outside night getting tickets in advance. it opened to the public this weekend and highlighted by the panoramic views of new york city and beyond. it's the tallest skyscraper in

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a new crime wave is sweeping across the united states of america as gun violence skyrockets from baltimore to los angeles. the consequences of what's being called the ferguson effect being felt in major cities as it appears the nation's two decade long crime decline may in fact be over. joining me now to discuss it is heather mcdonald fellow at the institute who coined that phrase the ferguson effect. these numbers are frightening and devastating in so many ways. look at baltimore, st. louis, chicago, los angeles, and even new york. now up in the double digits. we see 40 homicides in may in baltimore comparing to last year's numbers, and arrests are down there 58%.

what is this about, heather? >> peter, for the last nine months, this country has been in the grips of what i would deem a hysteria against cops. we've embraced the idea that the police are killers, they are the biggest threat against black men today. cops have gotten the message they should back off from policing. homicide of cops went up 89% in 2014. so cops are backing off of discretionary proactive activity arrests are down and the criminals have become emboldened. >> when you say we embraced it who is the "we"? >> the mainstream media, the university presidents talking about assaults on blacks and of course the president and former attorney general has well who

also have been quite vocal in alleging that policing indeed the entire criminal justice is racist that is a complete falsehood and incredible unfairness to the people who work to preserve public safety in inner city communities. >> the doj put out a study about ferguson. they said there was a pattern of racism with regard to certain behavior there. but with regard to the killing, there was no determination that that was race-based correct? >> to the opposite. they actually dmol issued the hands up don't shoot lie. it was an utter lie perpetrated by certain members of that community and yet the media still takes every allegation from people on the street of cop misbehavior as gospel truth. but the justice department was completely schizophrenic in its treatment of ferguson. >> how can this be reversed? what needs to be done to stop

the increase in homicides and increase the arrests so that people who are most vulnerable in the behinder -- inner city are kept safer? >> we should listen to the people in the inner city who want the cops. they want enforcement. number two, the media and the eleets have to send a message to the cops that they are supported. they are doing an incredibly hard job. most are not racially biased. they are there to help the good people in the community. >> you can read her thoughts in the wall street journal. happy to have you. does this license plate offend you? it has just been banned. the same dmv allows a pro union license plate. does that sound fair to you? and iowa revealing its frontrunner for 2016? which candidate is pulling ahead of the pack. straight ahead. you might be surprised.

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hi everyone. good morning. time for some 2016 headlines. democrat martin o'malley heads to new hampshire today a day after announcing his presidential run in baltimore. the former maryland governor vows to take on wall street and rebuild the middle class. as for the republicans, scott walker is skill the frontrunner in iowa. he has a 7-point league even though he has not said he will run for president. rand paul and ben carson are tied. 5% for ted cruz. 4% each for chris christie and donald trump. how offended are you by this new york license plate? an appeals court says this choose life plate promoting

adoption could produce road rage could cause cause road rage. so the idea that you would oppose killing and approve of adoption is so offensive to new york that people with will go crazy and start pushing people off the road is that the idea? >> right. what's really offensive is that the new york dmv is censoring adoption plate and shutting it down. that's lied crust. clearly, that's no the issue. there's something deeper going on here. >> of course there is. it's political correctness run amok. let's take a look at some of the plates that have been approved by new york state.

union yes. if that's not promoting a political point of view then what is it? and cop chot. >> these are culturally sensitive issues. our country is at a new relations of police relations. the fact that new york dmv ayou allows a license plate that addresses that and shuts down and censors, the children first license plate which is a pro adoption message is absolutely ridiculous and it's unconstitutional. the first amendment does not allow that kind of picking and choosing. it does not allow that viewpoint of discrimination. >> here's judge rosemary puller. we conclude the dmv's policy of excluding completely controversial and political and social issues from the nonpublic forum of license plates based on concerns of pertaining to

potential violence and the perception of state endorsement. that's a convoluted way of saying choosing life is an act that will cause violence. that's insane. >> let's look at what we're talking about. a bright yellow license plate with smiling children's faces. to arbitrarily eliminate this kind of message when it allows other kinds of messages is completely unconstitutional. it under mines our free speech rights. a portion of these funds -- from these choose life license plates actually go to new york's safe haven program which allows unwilling mothers to drop off their babies no questions asked. this is a fantastic program. for this court to say that this

is going to incite violence or problems that's ridiculous. it under mines the first amendment completely. >> it's part of the theme where the left equates views it doesn't agree with violence in an effort to squel. them. still ahead, breaking overnight overnight. beau biden has died. he was 46 years old. the vice president has dealt with tragedy like this before but how important is it to turn to faith after losing a child? father jonathan morris joins us next. plus, she skipped out of paying her cab fare so the judge is making her walk for it. literally. the punishment does it fit the crime? we report. you can decide.

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this month, he was hospitalized with cancer again and he leaves behind his wife and two children. >> michelle and i hum pli pray for the good plord to watch over beau biden and to protect and comfort his family here on earth. joe biden has relied on his faith to get through past tragedies such as the loss of his first wife and daughter in a car crash back in 2002. father jonathan morris is here to weigh in. what do you say to a man who loses two children? >> it's been my experience as a pastor is the greatest suffering anybody can have is the loss of a child. why? because it's so unnatural to outlive your own off spring and even losing a spouse a sibling, a parent as hard as it is to lose a child, and this is now his second child he's lost. he lost his first wife and to

see the pain of just knowing that his family his wife and two children are without a father right now. what impresses me is that in good times and the bad, joe biden has stuck with his faith. he hasn't lost it and that gives me great hope. sometimes when you turn to faith only in the hard times and you are not living it in the good times, well it doesn't give the strength and the comfort. he's also just to be full disclosure he's come into major conflict with the leadership of his church at times and he still even in the midst of that hasn't lost his faith in a loving and all providential god. i think that shows deep deep faith, even when you come into conflict with church teaching et cetera. >> that terrible accident in the 70s that took his first wife and his daughter was certainly tough on him. but he talked about this just a week or two ago and about how

his faith carried him through. let's listen. >> six weeks after my election my whole world was altered forever. while i was in washington hiring staff, i got a phone call. my wife and three children were christmas shopping tractor-trailer broadsided them and killed my wife and killed my daughter. and they weren't sure that my sons would live. many people have gone through things like that. but because i had the incredible good fortune of an extended family grounded in love and loyalty, imbued with a sense of obligation imparted to each of us i not only got help but by

focusing on my sons i found my redemption. >> this morning, it reminds us to hug other own children a little more tightly. >> what i'm impressed, what he chose to do was to get better rather than bitter through the midst of this incredible suffering. no one could imagine that suffering, but he chose to say i'm going to focus on the good that i have. i'm going to focus on god, on my two sons. he got better rather than bitter. >> clearly it looks like and you would understand better than i, he seemed to be coming to terms with the impending death of his son on that date in a very reflective way. obvious, he was an extremist for some time for the last week or two. to see him talking about his son and the experience in that way -- >> that's a great way to put it

peter. it's almost like a part of you is dying. he was watching it. if you listen to the voice of his son, it sounds just like joe biden's and over the last couple of months he's in the hospital he was coming to grips with part of himself dying. that's something that i think we have to do at some level because life is short for all of us. >> it is. and whatever our faith is we rely on people like you, father. >> and the with the great hope that there is life eternal and there is an encounter again, as much as it hurts the loss of temporal separation. >> that they will be reunited. >> on other stories making headlines on your sunday morning, in a few hours, the taliban five will be free to roam as a travel ban expires. they were ordered to stay within the borders of qatar for one year after the u.s. government struck a deal with the taliban

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south on cocoa beach. a 14-year-old girl was by then on her foot and taken to the hospital. an ohio judge known for his creative sentences is at it again. 18-year-old victoria basscum skipped out on paying for a 30-mile cab ride. he gave the teenager two options, spend a month in jail or walk 30 miles. i wish i can do a judge. we're going to hand it over to rick reichmuth. >> i didn't even know judges had those kind of options. >> it's medieval in a good way. >> i love it.

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"fox & friends." your home for animal headlines. first up an update on these puppet -- traders, hopping over a cage stealing a puppy, can you imagine? it all took place in an arizona humane society. the already adopted puppy has been returned to the humane society and picked up by his new family. in michigan an animal control worker thought he was taking a walk on the wild side after he got a call of a tiger in a driveway in a vacant home. when he got closer, he realized it was a stuffed tiger. threat averted. is former maryland martin o'malley ready to take on hillary clinton? >> the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families. it is a sacred trust, to be earned from the american people and exercised on behalf of the

people of the united states. >> o'malley is one of her biggest supporters. he even ran her 2008 campaign. what does the former governor need to do to stand a chance in 2016? joining me for the debate. good morning, ladies. thanks for joining us. >> i'll start with you o'malley has a tall order. even shared name recognition and fundraising would be a huge challenge compared to hillary clinton? >> absolutely. welcome to the race. i think it makes it a little more interesting and i think hillary clinton could use a worthy opponent and he is. you mentioned correctly that he does have a problem with name recognition which will affect his problem with fundraising. outside of baltimore, you know damned if you do damed if you don't, he did have a problem with zero tal -- tolerance, if he did with the police. he is also the best manager in

government and the most ignored candidate in 2016. he has to bridge that gap somehow and i think that it would make -- we're so long away from the primary and the general election that anything is possible. >> we'll talk about the connection to baltimore in a second. what is going to take for o'malley to really compete? we have his poll out. o'malley just 1% down there. so how will be able to stay relevant especially when he's got that record of major taxes, including taxing the rain? >> well, normally he would need to come out hard against hillary, but i think he's playing it safe which is probably a smart move on his point because if hillary becomes the frontrunner, the nominee, he has an opportunity to be either her vice president or have another position in her cabinet, and so i think he's kplag it -- playing it as a win-win, playing

it both ways if you will. i think that's his current strategy at the moment. we have this zero tolerance policy which did lower the crime rate but also widen the rift between baltimore and law enforcement. >> this issue that we're having with the police is not just intrinsic to baltimore, number one, and i think just to quote him. i'm not speaking for myself here but he think that problems goes beyond that and it's more about what's going on with the black youth today and race. so to his credit he's trying to make his record even in terms of what he did for baltimore first as mayor and then as governor of maryland where he's focused more on the education, what he did for entrepreneurship what he did for the economy. remember maryland when he was governor became the state that basically -- one of seven states that triple a bond when we were

in the recession. he has a strong record on his behalf and he's trying to push that forward and minimize the criticism. . i think he has a horrible record. he is a tax and spend guy. there isn't a thing he wouldn't tax from alcohol to vehicle registration. horrible job of school systems. he's been in maryland and baltimore for many years as a political leader and that city itself baltimore is absolute nightmare right now. >> i'm sorry, but we're going to have to leave it right there. thanks for your spirit this morning. in just a few hours, the taliban five will be free to go wherever they want. will they return to terror? just call it the text of death, a single message like this one could crash your entire iphone. the cyber guy is here with how to protect yourself. come on in.

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good morning. a single text message could crash your entire phone. it's an ple i messagebug that's spreading and still doesn't have a fix. >> what can you do to protect yourself? we bring in kurt with answers. how dangerous is this? could it mess up your phone? >> it's a pain in the rear end, or it could disable your device. apple is working on this right now. we reached out. did some investigation earlier in the week. april he will -- apple says we have a fix for this.

it affects a lot of their products. iphone,ism pad, apple watch, and the mac computer is affected with this. what we're talking about is the text bug that's circulated with the name is text of death. it's going around the world. and what has happened is not only are they on those devices but they are not being used and the new news is that snapchat and twitter are able to carry this to another device. >> apple messages too. >> that app is added to it and shows can share the same pain in the rear end text that's going around to people and disabling devices. >> what does it look like? >> you just saw it. it's actually three different languages here. we're talking about chinese, maradi and then also a little bit of arabic inside of that. what happens is these folks on

line a particular side -- site. reddit took it and share it with people. >> when you see it what do you do? >> do not open it. apple is working on the long term software fix. they put up a recovery page. it let's you go through a three-step process which includes using siri. you ask sir. i show me my messages. you find the infected message and you follow the third step and makes it null and recovers your own phone. >> is moradi? >> it includes some uni code characters. >> if you don't open it you are safe? >> if you look at the message, it could right then just get you, and then we were just talking about somebody on the crew who was testing this earlier tht week sending the

message also caused a problem. >> you have to speak to siri. >> siri is finally your saviour. >> do you trust siri? >> i talk to siri all the time. we'll put the three-step process on our website. you can disable notifications and that might help, but it doesn't completely eliminate the threat. >> are you hearing a lot about this? people are writing to you and say, man -- >> it's a lot of people that are tricksters that are playing it on family members, thinking it's innocent. it's now no funny more. >> it will be the most inspirational segment you'll see all day. remember solyndra the obama administration's $5 million

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good morning, today. today is sunday the 31st of may, 2015. america amourning the loss of vice president joe biden's son, beau biden. i remember him as a loving father. a man who hustled back to delaware to he wouldn't miss me and my brother's games. breaking overnight, the secretary of state john kerry has been hospitalized after a bike crash. we'll have breaking details on his condition and the injury that landed him in care. and it will be the most inspirational segment you'll see all day.

timothy cardinal dollen sits down with us. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ right to that fox news alert. beau biden, son of vice president joe biden has died after a long battle with brain cancer. >> the vice president and family sharing the news last night as an outpouring support comes from both sides of the political aisle. >> kristen fisher is live in washington with the latest. >> good morning. you know the biden family is very well-known and very well liked here in washington beau biden's final battle with cancer was largely kept private. condolences from both sides of the aisle are pouring in with many of the presidential candidates expressing their sympathy on twitter. jeb bush saddened by the news of beau biden's passing.

hillary clinton said my heart is broken for the family of beau biden. a wonderful man who served his country with devotion and lived his life with courage. the 46-year-old led a life of public service just like his father. he was in the delaware national guard. he was an iraq war veteran and recipient of the bronze star. most recently he was delaware's attorney general and last year he announced his plans no run for governor. in a statement released last night, joe biden said more than his professional accomplishments, beau measured himself as a husband, father son, and brother, he embodied my father's saying that a parent knows success when his child turns out better than he did. beau biden was the finest man any of us have ever known. beau biden was diagnosed with brain cancer two years ago. he underwent a successful surgery and was declared cancer-free. but this spring he suffered a recurrence. and he never recovered.

you always hear that the worst thing that can happen to a parent is to lose a child. the vice president has now lost two children. his daughter was killed in a car crash in 1972 and now he's lost his son. back to you. what an awful tragedy for a parent. beau biden does have a long medical history. you heard kristen give a bit of that. in the 1972 crash that he was injured in when he was just a small boy. in may of 2010 he was rushed from his home in delaware to a hospital for a mild stroke then. then in august of 2013 he reportedly underwent a successful procedure in texas. that was the first occurrence of the brain cancer that took his life. he visited hospitals in chicago, philadelphia and houston having reported feeling weak and disoriented during family vacation in indiana and

reports emerged that he had been add admitted to walter reed medical center in bethesda. we'll have dr. mark seigal talking about this complicated medical history and what brain cancer means. there is a family history, joe biden was senator from delaware he underwent surgery to correct aneurysms. we'll bring in daniel hopper. beau biden lived outside the shadows of his father. weekly standard editor daniel hall per joins us now to react. what do you make of the news morning. >> it's terrible. the two weren't just father and son. they were very close. almost personal friends. they golfed all the time. they were just -- you could see it in that democratic national

convention speech that beau biden gave to induce his father to the nation. your heart goes out to the biden family. no man should have to bury his son and to think joe biden has had to bury a son and a daughter and in addition his first wife i mean no words. >> i think that closeness was real. you live in washington. you always hear political families talk about how close they are. a lot of them are pretty dysfunctional. the biden family i think that was real. >> absolutely. we spend a lot of time criticizing politicians and i think rightfully so. that's our job. at a moment like this i think it's good to realize that these are people and that this is a real relationship that we're talking about here and it's not just you know partisanship. it's not just -- there are real things behind politics that go beyond you know various partisan votes and this is a stark reminder that the stakes

are real and the people themselves are real and i think that's often forgotten, as we've seen them romanticized on television shows and other times criticized too harshly. it's a wake up to the rest of us. you made reference to that 2008 speech and it was a touching speech and it kind of says it all. let's watch it together and if you can talk about it after we watch it. >> many of you know him as a distinguished and accomplished senator. i know him as an incredible father loving grandfather. a man who hustled home to delaware after the last vote so he wouldn't miss me and my brother's games. who after returning from war torn region in the world be would tip toe into your room and kiss us good night, to turn down a fancy dinner party in washington so he won't miss my daughter's birthday. as a single parent he decided to be there, to put us to bed,

to be there when we woke up from a bad dream, to make us breakfast. he traveled to and from washington four hours a day. >> that's incredible. and we saw the tape earlier of them kissing. grown men, father and son, as you say, personal friends. giving each other a kiss. >> touching. i mean and what beau biden said in that video, it's not just joe biden's tragedy. he has two kids beau biden that will now grow up fatherless and will have no father for the rest of of their own lives. it is touching more than just the vice president clearly, and you know your heart goes out to those kids and to his now widow and you just wish them the very best and you hope that you know they can recover, and keep their heads up and live great lives. >> the vice president said he leaned not only on thinks faith in that tragic time during the

horrific car crash in the 70s. but their extended families. thank you. other stories making headlines on your sunday morning. fox news alert. a scare overnight for secretary of state john kerry, he had to be flown via medical helicopter after hurting his leg in a bicycle accident in france. rescue efforts have failed to save at least four americans reportedly being held by rebels in yemen. the americans are in the capital which has been pounded by saudi air strikes. the prisoners are among dozens of u.s. citizens who are unable to leave or chose to stay after the united states closed its embassy there if you will remember back in february. the countdown is on until the pa patriot act expires.

barring any last action by the senate it will expire at midnight. they have been a hot topic of debate with politicians and activists alike. president obama warning the country will be vulnerable to terrorist attacks if the senate is unable to overcome the gridlock while senator rand paul has done everything he can to kill the legislation. and to extreme weather now, texas still under water as the death toll from the devastating torms rises to 31 now. rescuers finding bodies of two women near the blanco river and a man's body in dallas. thousands of volunteers continue to search for 11 people still missing after being swept away by rushing waters. mandatory evacuations were lifted in the towns along the colorado river. well, we have been paying attention. while the rest of the press hasn't been fox news is keeping

score here and today is the year anniversary of the trade, you'll remember those five taliban leaders for about bowe bergdahl as of today, they are now free to travel wherever they want including back to the battlefield in afghanistan. >> the baddest of the bad, this was a bad deal. by all accounts bowebergdahl walked off the outpost there, whether it was to join forces or whether it was to walk away everybody said he was a deserter and charged with that. the recidivism rate of the taliban five is something that many are concerned about. representative ed royce was on the program last night. here's what he has to say. >> i think the national director of intelligence gave us a pretty good sense to expect, the chance

of four of them coming back into the fight was probably nine out of ten. the chance of fifth is maybe out -- eight out of ten. here you have five of the most dangerous, released i believe because the administration wants to clear out guantanamo bay. >> when you release taliban generals that had have had active pasts in terrorism, what do we think they are going to do? are they going to join amway? are they going to seek a job at home depot or lowe's? are they going to work for u.p.s.? are they going to work as a barista in starbucks? no. they are going to take to the battlefield and that's the deal that we made. >> there's a report that three of the five freed have already tried reengaging. >> there's no doubt, and we're going to reap the whirlwind.

>> there's something we should pay attention to. the goal here is clearing out guantanamo bay. what happens to gitmo then? it sounds to me like the plan is to give the entire base back to cuba to the communist government of cuba? is that the plan? >> has there been that discussion? >> yes, it has. that's worth watching. >> that's a cultural exchange. give up the military base. >>. someone close to the quadruple victims can't keep his story straight. could he be involved in the crime that has rocked washington, d.c.? then a six-year-old put on the wrong bus, not once but twice. how in the world does this happen? hear from her outraged mother straight ahead.

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good morning. more twists in the mansion murder case that has captivated the country. our fox affiliate in washington, d.c. reporting the savapolous family assistant lied to police about what led up to the brutal killings. wallace told police he didn't know what was in the package he delivered to the house before the murders. the text to his girlfriend shows a picture of the cash. is this just a scared employee or is this somebody that police are looking at as possibly being connected to the

crime? >> i think that's an excellent question and the police are trying to figure out if this gentleman, mr. wallace, was as innocent as he initially claimed to be with no knowledge whatsoever about what occurred. what would be the reason for him to change his story, anna not once but twice. because initially when he first talked to the police he told the police that he left the money on the porch but then you know what when the police later talked to him, he changed the story and he had is he -- he said he left the money in the garage. was it the porch or the garage? there's a number of inconsistencies with this guy's story. as an investigator we're going to take a close look at that. >> wallace apparently obsessed over the family's vehicles on social media, the range rover, getting to drive for them. is that something that can actually be used in an investigation, just somebody posting pictures of cars that they got to drive that they happen to like? >> oh, absolutely. we're going to definitely take a look at that and the investigators are definitely looking at that.

you talk about the vehicle, which is really interesting and here's why. remember there was a picture or a video of someone leaving or runaway from the scene where the car was parked and burnt. well the police are not sure whether or not that someone that we saw in the video was wint the suspect or not. so they are still trying to decide who else could that have been that left that vehicle there because there was a lot of witnesses who saw a person driving that car and they said it did not look like wint. the question is who was it that left that vehicle and left it burning. >> it seems like this is a crime that could not have been done and carried out completely single handedly so wint would likely have accomplices. would would those be? >> that's something the police are trying to figure out. there are four other individuals arrested when wint was found. what was interesting how the police released those four

individuals pretty quickly. these folks are turning into witnesses to some degree providing information for law enforcement. >> as far as wint goes, his attorneys are now saying this guy didn't even like pizza. you will remember the pizza crust linked to his dna? s he doesn't even like pizza. what are investigators looking through right now? this is a very nice neighborhood. are they looking through video? what else are they doing? >> i actually visited the home a couple of weeks ago. they are talking to neighbors and getting witness statements. this investigation is far from over. >> thank you so much. what a terrible story. 19 minutes after the hour. we promise it will be the most inspirational segment you see all day. up next timothy cardinal dolan

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how that money is being spent. that's your money by the way, congratulations. next one million, that's how many bags of heroin police seized at a raid at a bronx stash house. and finally, $200,000 that's how much a california woman could have gotten for a vintage apple 1 computer but they threw it away. the recycling firm sold that machine at an auction and is trying to find the money to split the money. no word on how hard they are drying. peter. ♪ ♪ ♪ did you ever know that you are my hero ♪ ♪ and everything i would like to be ♪ >> inspirational performance by the men's choir of st. christopher

christopher's homeless shelter honoring cardinal timothy dolan. in a speech the cardinal compared the shelter's effort to rehabilitate the chemically dependent to jesus's miracle of lazarus. >> that men that go there were thought to be dead. dead dead dead to family dead to friends, dead to themselves dead to the law, dead to their future. they were buried. they were forgotten. they were left alone. they were mourned over and they were missed but they were gone. they were dead and jesus said at st. christopher's end, roll back the stone. >> we spoke to him exclusively right after the dinner. here's what he had to say about st. christopher's end mission and what we can do.

good morning, cardinal. congratulations. >> thanks peter. always to be a joy with you. >> what a wonderful award and wonderful thing that you actually visit that men's shelter and the people there that you had ministered to last night. what was that like for you? >> well, st. christopher inn is in new york. i try to get around and they invited me up there. i am convinced that they do miraculous work. what you've got up there is 180 men who have nowhere else to go and they are addicted to drugs and alcohol big time. most of them have been through other programs. some of them have even to places as prestigious as the betty ford clinic. this place has an unparalleled rate of success, i'm convinced it's because of the emphasis they place on the soul on the spiritual, and the faith.

>> a lot of people put their money and their time with their hearts are. let's talk about what you talked about. you talked about scripture and lazarusjesus's miracle. what's the significance? >> they put a stone up there in my memory which i was deeply grateful for to commemorate my visit. i thought to myself when i was preparing my remarks, a brick, a stone, a rock what am i going to talk about? i remembered the famous incident in the gospel of st. john when jesus lost his best friend lazarus, everybody is crying moaning, this is a time of grief and sadness. he had been in the tomb. i thought how appropriate for this place. these guys are thought dead. these guys even thought they were dead. they had nowhere else to go society had given up on them. their families and friends had given up on them. the law had given up on them. they had their jobs their future they may have even given

up on themselves they were thought spiritually and morally dead. and up there at st. christopher innn they told me they heard the lord say roll back the stone and come out and they are raised from the death. this is religion this is prayer. >> some people think we're spiritually dead. it's a tough day. we don't know what to do. how do we raise each other up as jesus did in term of lazarus? >> it's a three-part affair. here's the three parts we need. we need god. we need other people and we need ourselves. you have to have all three or it's not going to work. okay. these people the one we most forgot is the lord they are going to be the folks who tell you, they know they condition do it by themselves. they can't do it without themselves so they have got to

be at least ready and disposed to it but without the grace and mercy of god and without the support and encouragement of other people it's not going to work. >> you'll hear more from our interview with cardinal dolan. his thoughts on marriage. why we need god and each other. and loss in his own life. that's coming up later on in the show. breaking overnight, beau biden, the old of the son of the vice president dies after losing a battle with brain cancer. were there warning signs? dr. mark seeing -- see gall points -- joins us. a six-year-old put on the wrong bus not once but twice. the mother is jou raged. she's speaking out here on "fox & friends."

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>> he leaves behind his wife and two children. >> vice president biden saying this beau biden was quite sirm the finest man any of us have ever known. beau biden has faced a series of health issues in recent years, even suffering a stroke. thank you so much for being with us. you brought along what to demonstrate? >> i brought along the brain itself. it's a model of the brain. i wanted to show a couple of points. one it's very easy for brain cancer to infiltrate the brain. people may be wondering, how come he had removed, supposedly got it back. he had radiation and chemo, it infiltrates the brain. it's hard to get rid of it

surgically. the front come in the front of the brain. >> do you have any idea what causes brain cancers? >> that's a really good question tucker because there are no predisposing factors. it doesn't appear to be genetic. the trauma he had a young child does not seem to be related. i want people out there to know yes, progenitor is headaches. changes in vision. the 70,000 cases of primary brain cancer a year but the vast majority of the time if you have a headache it's not brain cancer. we want to go through his medical history for our viewers. in 1972 he was injured in a car crash when he was just a young boy. in may 2010 he was rush from his home in delaware to a hospital for a mild stroke.

>> in 2013 reportedly underwent a successful procedure. that goes to your point, doctor that you can get a tumor out but it may come back especially in the brain. so why is it not a successful operation sometimes? >> well, it's because of that infiltration i talked about that it gets into the brain. here's the good news. a lot of progress is being made right now. earlier this year we talk about a polio virus that they are engineering to get in there into the brain and get -- and kill the tumor. we're using what's called targeted therapies immunotherapies where we've made vaccines to attack the tumor. there's a drug that's been successful. he probably got that by the way. it cuts off blood flow to the tumor. we're not at the game-changing phase yet but we're getting there. >> interesting. >> and one more point about him, the courage that he showed over

the course of his life losing his mother at the age of 2. being brought up by his father. fighting this disease. never giving up and then keeping working, that's what being a patient is all about. it's an inspiration. >> yep. he was a tough man. other stories making headlines. this is another fox news alert. we're learning more about secretary of state john kerry's bicycle accident in france. the 71-year-old broke his right femur and had to be flown via medical helicopter to switzerland hospital. the state department saying the fall was caused when he hit a curb. kerry has cancel the rest of his four-nation trip to return to boston for treatment. caught on camera the moment a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake hits off the coast of japan. 12 people suffering minor injuries while running for cover. how does this happen? a six-year-old minnesota girl is

put on the wrong school bus not once but twice. she was supposed to be dropped off at a daycare but instead the bus took her nearly two miles away. she walked home alone across streets and through alleys. luckily a neighbor found her after hearing her crying. her mother is fed up saying it's six months ago. >> it's no big deal. it happens all the time. so that needs to be done about it. someone could have been sitting right there. my baby could have got off the bus. no parents around. >> school officials not commenting. but say student safety is a top priority. >> you've seen the synchronized mother-son dances in weddings. grooms versus mom dance battles. >> every day i'm shuffling. ♪ ♪

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oklahoma and texas and arkansas which is outstanding news. places that need to dry out, we're going to see that. great news. across the northeast and mid atlantic we're going to see a front move on through. that rain is going to hang on across much of new england for next couple of days. today, get ready for some storms and eventually dropping the temperatures. down to the southeast, you see rain across parts of the deep south, but texas and oklahoma a beautiful day drying out. into the northern plains chilly for the most part. west warming up, drying out a a little bit. phoenix 108. well, in political news this morning, martin o'malley announcing his run for the white house has a democrat and he's come out swinging. watch this. >> recently the ceo of goldman sachs let his employees know that he would be just fine with either bush or clinton. i bet he would.

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>> my back is killing me. >> do you want to switch? i'm sleeping on a loveseat. i've got my feet up in the air like i'm in a space capsule. >> a new study says women sleep longer but wake up feeling worse. the study says women use more brain power during the day and may not be getting enough rest rested tucker and dr. luntz. former governor martin o'malley of maryland the latest democrat to throw his hat into the 2016 ring announceing his run on the democratic side yesterday in baltimore. what's his message and what do voters like it? we bring in pollster dr. frank luntz. i want to ask you about the passing of beau biden. you taught him at penn when you were a professor there. what's your reaction to the news of his death?

>> he was a special guy. a very decent, humane individual. not typical of politicians today. he had a big heart. he hated cable news because he thought it was too confrontational. he lived the idea of what you say impacts how people feel about you. he was very concerned about bringing people together. he was very concerned about breaking the traditional bonds of partisanship. we don't have people like him anymore and my heart goes out to his family because -- >> it's pretty crushing. >> it's irreplaceable. beau biden is irreplaceable. special, special man. >> thanks for that. martin o'malley former governor of maryland former mayor of baltimore, has announced he's running to the left of hillary clinton and in his announcement he took a shot at goldman sachs and made the point that the ceo of that company would be happy with bush or clinton. is that going to resonate?

>> the challenge for them he's got a record that's been destroyed by what has been occurring in that city. over the last six weeks, all of that frankly has gone to hell because you look at a city that's destroyed by racial violence by economic inequality and i don't see how that message works for him until that city heals itself. >> what about the state? i actually thought he was a decent mayor of baltimore. he was an unpopular governor of maryland. they elected his successor, larry hogan, a republican? what does that tell you? >> it tells you that they wanted a different direction and a change. he's a good strategist and he knows how to communicate it. he's very pleasant. the problem is -- regardless of whether he was a good mayor or not, they are still going to hold him accountable for what's

happening in baltimore. job be -- i don't know how he gets out of that. >> here he is. >> recently the ceo of goldman sachs let his employees know that he would be just fine with either bush or clinton. i bet he would. well i've got news for the bullies of wall street the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families. it is a sacred trust to be earned from the american people. >> i don't know. a lot of people are mad at the establishment. that doesn't seem like a crazy message to me in this season. >> it's not a crazy message. the problem is that for democrats, bill clinton was a very positive president. he had a great record. all you have to do is go back to 2012 i saw your eyes flash, you

watch what he said in 2012 for barack obama, that's one of best political speeches of modern times. it changed how people evaluated barack obama. i'm not convinced in a democratic primary that message is going to take him more than 10 or 15% of the vote. >> democrats are mad about wealth distribution declining wages in the middle class. they are in a pop you -- populous mood in terms of economics. >> how do you hold her accountable when she's the teflon nothing sticks? >> that is a wise and sad point. thanks for joining us this morning. mayor de blasio of new york

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warrior dash has taken over our plaza. it's part of a fundraising efforts to help children warriors to face the fight of their lives. good morning. thanks for being with us. are you shaking in your boots? >> it seems like we have to be doing this at least once a summer. we're happy because you guys are a really awesome organization. this isn't just about being a great athlete. it's also about doing some great stuff. >> it is. thank you. a little bit about warrior dash. it's a 5 k obstacle course. there's obstacle like the ones you can see behind me. we're working with st. jude's research hospital. we're in 30 locations all across the world. >> i want to talk about this a little bit. there's a lot of these similar challenge competition things that are super long and you have to be like these crazy monster athletes and super competitive.

but this is something everybody can do. >> that's the best part about warrior dash. if this is your first 5 k or seasoned runner, you can run it walk it jog. >> what is the money used for at st. jude's? >> this is part of a $25 million commitment for our new proceed -- proton therapy center we can deliver radiation more accurately. >> this is the first time for a children's hospital this they are going to have -- >> it's going to be the first proton therapy season -- center devoted to pediatrics in the world. let's talk about the four obstacles we're going to be doing. the first one is the cargo net. then you jump over -- >> what is this monster?

>> this is hard rain. once you get past this obstacle you are going to get a little muddy. >> that's when you get muddy. >> you are and going to crawl through muddy mayhem. we've got real barbed wire. >> if you don't stay low, it could get ugly. >> in just an hour i'm going to be going and doing this and then later on or so -- >> an later on i'll be doing this. >> it's anna's turn. you guys are awesome. thanks for being here. while you were sleeping secretary of state john kerry breaking his leg, unfortunately, after an accident overseas. we have the developing details at this top of the hour and just because you have a ticket doesn't mean you'll get to the top anyfaster. how long visitors waited to get inside the newly opened one world trade center observatory?

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that my family should have to cremate and put his ashes in an urn to put him in a smaller space. >> now the head of the louisiana national guard leading the fight to get him buried at arlington. he joins us live this morning because mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ good morning, let's get right to that fox news alert. beau biden, son of vice president joe biden has died at the age of 46. >> following a long battle with brain cancer. >> we're live in washington with the latest. good morning. this is the second time that the vice president has lost a child. his first wife and daughter were killed in a car crash in 1972. and his son beau biden was also in that accident. he was injured but he survived.

two years ago, he was diagnosed with the brain cancer that ultimately killed him. in 2013, he under went a successful surgery and he was declared cancer-free. but this spring, he suffered a recurrence and he never recovered. he led a life of public service. he was in the delaware national guard and he served in iraq in 2009. most recently he was delaware's attorney general. and just last year he announced his plans to run for governor. in a statement released by his father last night, joe biden said beau's life was defined by service to others. as a young lawyer he worked to establish the rule of law, a major in the delaware national guard, he was an iraq war veteran and was awarded the bronze star. as delaware's attorney general, he fought for the powerless. in the words of president obama, for all that beau biden achieved in his life nothing made him prouder, nothing made him

happier, nothing claimed a fuller focus of his love and focus than his family. he's survived by his wife and two children. back to you. thanks so much. we appreciate it. joining is now with his reaction chris wallace from washington. what's your reaction? >> first of all, you have to understand the background of this family and that is the terrible car crash in 1972 beau biden had just been elected -- joe biden at the age of 29. he would not meet the constitutional limit until he was sworn in of 30 and then suddenly his wife and his three kids were in this terrible terrible accident. the two boys critically injured. the wife and the baby girl both killed and joe biden seriously considered not accepting the position to run for the senate. he was finally prevailed to do that. he took the oath of office in

the hospital room with his two boys and that's why he always commuted from delaware to washington every day. never got an apartment. never lived in washington so he could be home with his boys every day. his sister valerie also helped the kids grow up. i would see them and hunter and biden, when they would say i love you and kisses. they all remembered that accident and how precious that life is which makes the tragedy of his passing away at the age of 46 even that much more difficult to accept. >> we remember hearing his speech at the democratic national convention from beau biden talking about his father and what life was growing up with joe biden and how he would skip fancy cocktail dinners sometimes to tuck them in at night and make sure he won miss their games and things like that. let's talk a little bit about

beau biden career. he was a star politically himself. where could his career have taken him? >> well, as was mentioned, he was a two-term attorney general of delaware and he decided not -- and people were decided -- he decided not to seek a third term and was going to run for governor. as recently as february he was still saying he was going to run for governor, because he had this cancer he had been treated. he was symptom-free and appeared to be on the road to recovery. apparently it came back and came with a vengeance. in the course of a few months he went from a healthy vigorous man to what happened last night. >> chris, there's an interesting dynamic. when personal tragedy occurs like this in washington it sometimes personalizes the debate a little bit and brings folks together in a way that

people don't come together ordinarily. we see on both sides of aisle statements of support for joe biden and his family. that's an interesting dynamic that we don't see often, chris. >> well, look that's the way washington used to work. i mean obviously people disagreed on principles some of them disagreed fiercely but there was a fellowship of brother and sisterhood of personal relations. everybody came to washington to try to improve the place, even if they had different ideas of how to do it. you remember the whole stories about raegan and tip o'neill, they would battle until 5:00 and then they would have a glass of scotch and tell jokes with each other. joe biden has been loved in this town. he's been here since 1973 and people know his incredible devotion to these two boys hunter and beau and the idea of his losing beau at this time particularly after, as i say,

they went through with that car crash in 1972 and how the efforts and the lengths he went to bring these boys up while still being a senator, i'm sure you know no matter what your political persuasion your heart can only go out to the biden family. i know ours do. our thoughts and prayers are with the vice president and his family today. >> amen. >> joe biden thinks his family is his biggest achievement. we have a sneak peek coming up on the show we've got carly fiorina and michael hayden. we will be watching. right here on fox news channel. other stories making headlines this sun. in another fox news alert. we're going to take you to a live view of geneva

switzerland. secretary of state john kerry was flown there after he broke his right femur when he hit a curb and flew off his bike. the rest of his trip has been canceled and he will return to boston for further treatment. he is expected to make a full recovery. rescue efforts have failed to save at least four americans reportedly being held by rebels in yemen. "the washington post" reporting the americans are in the capital which has been pounded by saudi air strikes. the prisoners are among dozens of u.s. citizens who were unable to leave or chose to stay after the u.s. embassy was closed in february. of after a violent weekend in new york city people are calling on the mayor to bring back stop and frisk. four people were kill in separate attacks in five hours. one of the victims families says stop and frisk will make the

streets safer. murders are up in the city this year. the violence is first and foremost a gang problem, the mayor says. some visitors had to wait two hours to get inside. people had to line up around the block. the observatory is opened to the public this weekend and is highlighted by the panoramic views of new york city and beyond. it's 7,600 feet. tallest skyscraper in the western hemisphere. i was on -- i was just there. you watch the skyline grow in new york city from the 1500s until today. >> you were totally unintimidated by the height. i'm impressed. we have troubling news from the middle east this morning. it has been a year sips the obama administration traded five

taliban generals for bowe bergdahl. it means the time limit on their travel is up and they are free to leave where they are being held now and they can return to the battlefield, possibly in afghanistan. early indications are they might just do that. >> at least three of the five have already tried to reengage. representative ed royce was on the fox news channel last night and had this to say about recidivism. listen. >> i think the national director of intelligence gave us a pretty good sense of what to expect when he said the chance of four of them coming back into the fight was probably 9 out of 10. the chance of the fifth, maybe eight out of ten. so here you have five of the most dangerous released, i believe, because the administration wants to clear out gawnuantanamo bay. and it was a bone headed political move and it was designed to curry favor with god knows whom. we talked about this earlier.

what's going to happen to guantanamo bay as you pointed out. >> that's the question. does the obama administration intend on giving guantanamo bay that military base, give it back to the communist government of cuba? i believe it is possible that that is their intent. if true that's definitely troubling. . >> when we traded these folks for an alleged deserter but my opinion the facts bear out that he's a deserter we were trading taliban generals in an act of war that we are allegedly pursuing on terror. so it would be like in world war ii to say we're going to give you some folks, we're going to give rommel back we'll give some folks back. >> in 1942 when the war was still going on. >> we were besided ourself.

>> here is one of ours coming home. susan rice got on television said we never leave a man behind. it's hard to believe that knowing what they knew. >> even that very day, we were told that was what he was hearing, was that bowe bergdahl was a deserter. obama administration was doing this for optics purposes trying to make it look like it was a good deal. it was a bad deal. and tomorrow it could get even worse. >> i was afraid to say that on the air. would they really do that? would they really trade five taliban generals for a deserter? even they wouldn't do that. turns out, they did do it. a family devastated that their son, a national guard soldier killed in an helicopter crash but denied burial at the arlington cemetery in washington. then the clintons in major

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life should be ringing in your ears. live loud, polident. staff sergeant thomas florich, a soldier from the louisiana national guard was killed in a training mission recently and he's been denied burial at arlington national cemetery. why? the service says he was not on active duty when he was killed. there's been an appeal from his family. >> my son was very active on that aircraft. my son was uniform, he was serving in the capacity as a crew chief, and a door gunner and in adverse weather

conditions he accepted a mission to train people for combat in the future and in that he gave all and lost his life. >> colonel peter schneider is a spokesman for the louisiana national guard that supports florich getting the burial he deserves. >> i want to read a statement from the u.s. army. there's been a fair amount of coverage of this story here on fox and yesterday they revised -- the army revised its statement and here's the new one and i'm quoting, the army national military cemetery's executive director and the arling tan national cemetery advisory group unanimously agreed that the circumstances did not warrant displacing an otherwise eligible service member or veteran. how do you respond to that? >> we certainly believe that staff sergeant florich is eligible to be buried in arlington national cemetery. he was performing a job in the

service of his country, training with special operations marines, doing exactly what he was trained to do. he was prepared and we think that in the defense of his country, he gave his life and so that entitles him to be buried at arlington. >> why resistance do you think? as a legal matter do you believe he meets the criteria for burial at arlington? >> well, the criteria is set forth has been around for qie a long time the national guard has changed significantly over the years. we're an operational force. we're all over the world, every day doing the same thing that our active components are doing. we're working side by side. so when our soldiers go out to perform their missions, they are doing the same thing, helping to protect the country. absolutely he should be buried in arlington with full honors. >> national guardsmen are

undistinguishable from those others. >> we live by rules and regulations, but certainly over time as i've said it's probably something that should be look at to bring the guard into the operational force as we've been for years now. so yes, i would advise -- we would like to see somebody at least take a look at it. but still even if we were still using the same criteria we believe that sergeant florich should be buried at arlington national cemetery. >> have you talked to the family? >> i've spoken to mr. florich as well as major general curtis bho has requested an appeal to the second of the army on behalf of the florichs. we're waiting a decision. well, the suspect in that horrific quadruple murder in washington, d.c. found by dna on pizza crust left at the scene

but his lawyer says the police have the wrong guy because he doesn't like pizza. the pizza defense. we've got details on that coming up. plus anna skips the curvy couch to join scottie mccareerry back stage.

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graduate was sentenced to life inspect prison on terror-related charges there. it's unclear why he's been released. the patriot act expires in 15 hours barring any last minute action by the united states senate. president obama says the country will be vulnerable to terror attacks if the surveillance law is not renewed. while senator rand paul is vowing to kill the legislation and the law. ♪ ♪ ♪ you may not know this. when she's not with us here on the curvy couch, we send anna around the country and it's highways and byways on every week. >> the latest adventure takes her to the great plains where she became a roadie for one of today's top country music stars.

>> it's a bucket list item. i recently had the opportunity to join former "american idol" winner scottie mccreary, it was an unbelievable up close behind the scenes experience that had me and everybody else guessing at every turn. >> when my producer told me i was going to fargo to work back stage with scottie mccreary, i pictured this. when i met scottie after his mike check, i knew i was in for a whole lot more. hey, hey, scottie. >> is that anna kooiman? >> how are you? >> hue life is on the road. >> it's busy but busy is good. >> do you ever look out and see these seats all filled in and wait a minute let me pinch myself. this is all for me. >> yeah. it's always pretty incredible. every night, it's never the same. i get the butterflies before i walk out, sometimes when i get out on stage and i see the

folks, it excites me, gets me pumped up. >> he has a lot to be excited about. at 21, he sold nearly 2.5 million albums. he's just getting started with a third on the way. in order to stay relevant your sound has certainly evolved, hasn't it? >> yeah. i would say so. it's a natural thing. anybody is going to evolve from 17 to 21. we haven't been trying to sound mature these last few records. we're growing up. >> with the show just hours away it's time to get down to business. these guitars aren't going to tune themselves. luckily i'm in good hands. >> the first thing we're going to do is make sure this guy is in tune. we're going to check our e string. you got to get it closer to the center where it's green. don't be afraid. there you go. you got it. >> you get everything attached and you've got to get scottie to

the guitar. how much time are we talking about? >> you've got a song before but everybody taught me to own it. you just walk out there like you are going on a catwalk. go out there, hand it to him and come back out like it's your job. >> easier said than done. >> that's good. good. >> when scottie took the stage, adrenalin kicked in and it was time to strut my stuff. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome anna kooiman from fox news is going to be my guitar tech tonight. we're putting her to work on the road here. >> thank you so much for having us scottie. >> you figure i'll let you sing too. >> all right. it's ready. >> right here. good job. you did great. >> the rest of the night was a blur. there was a broken string. >> it's the g string. it breaks usually before anything else. i've got a whole pack of g

strings. >> hijinks ensued. we threw out beach balls, but in the end, i had a front row seat to some great music and a trip i'll never forget. >> you were awesome. she learned really fast believe me. good job. appreciate it. >> oh, thank you. and i spoke with scottie. he let us take a tour of the bus. he doesn't just take a break -- take anybody on tour with him. everybody in his band can play well. he picks guys with a strong moral compass. he used to be a carpetener. >> if you want to see scottie perform in person he will be touring with rascal flats this

summer. tune in to fox and friends on july 31st when he will be performing right here on our plaza. >> one more thing. next time i head to the roller coaster capital of the year cedar point in ohio, where i met up with gabby douglas, we were one of the first groups to test drive this roller coaster. how did you feel after? >> like i was going to lose my breath. next up the clintons in major damage control over their cash controversy. their access buying scheme known as the clinton foundation. the move they just made. coming up. she skipped out of paying her cab fare so a judge is making her walk for it. literally. the controversial punishment just handed over.

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hi everyone. we are back with a fox news alert. beau biden, the son of vice president joe biden has died of brain cancer at the age of 46. >> biden, who was the vice president's oldest son was a lawyer he was a member of the delaware national guard and served abroad for a year and he was also the delaware attorney general. he was planning on running for governor of delaware in 2016. >> back in 2010 he suffered a mild stroke and he was diagnosed with brain cancer in august of 2013. in earlier this month, he was hospitalized again. he leaves behind his wife and two children. >> vice president released the statement, beau measured himself as a husband, father, and son and brother. joining us now is pat cadell you knew the bidens a family many years ago when they were all young. >> yes. i worked for joe when he was 29. i was 21.

>> he hired a 21-year-old pollster. >> he said don't you think it's kind of ridiculous. how much more ridiculous are you running for the senate and you are not even eligible but any way we became very close and the family when the tragedy happened right after the election beau was three, i think. >> remind viewers of what happened. >> joe had gotten elected. it was an amazing victory. he was on top of the world. went down to washington. start interviewing staff. this was about two weeks after the election and there was a truck hit the car. his wife and baby were killed the baby girls. the boys were badly hurt. they were in the hospital. joe was in the hospital. he almost didn't go to the senate and finally i think ted kennedy and hubert humphrey talked to him. then it was him raising the

boys and the extended biden family with the bidens family is everything. joe particularly. he used to take the train every day. be there in the morning for breakfast. take the train. take the train back to wilmington. i knew them well because we spent a lot of time together. we vacationed together. i had a house in martha's vineyard those days. i watched the boys growing up. the funny great story is jill biden came into their lives and i was just saying to peter, great story of beau and hunter going to their father and saying dad, isn't too time we married jill? that we married jill? and that was -- she was their mother and -- >> they lost their natural mother and so that was -- >> she was -- it was a natural fit. to see that family come together

and the way the boys loved her and, boy, that was a great. and then their little sister -- >> how will joe biden handle this? >> i'm devastated. he's got to be devastated. it's going to be terrible to lose another child. the thought of burying your children it's the worst thing you could do. beau was such an exceptional child. he grew up. he was from the beginning, quite interested and serious, but he was a remarkable compassion as a child, and so you know i can tell lots of stories about it but you know his not running for the senate. he could have been appointed to the senate but he didn't think it was right and he waited and, you know his loss to his family and all of us but particularly to the country. i think as his father said exceeded him by far. >> one of our living legends in american politics.

thanks so much. now so some other stories making headlines this hour. new details about the defense in the d.c. mansion case wint's defense team plans to say the suspect doesn't even like pizza. remember the dna on the pizza crust link him to the murders. police are saying he did not act alone in the murders. the family will be laid to rest tomorrow. former president bill clinton in damage control mode. he pled with voters not to stop their support. as you all know it's the political season in america, so the purpose and impact of the efforts of your support makes upon has largely been ignored in recent coverage of the foundation. he also wrote foundation is trying to improve accuracy and transparency. >> a toddler found wandering the streets is safe this morning thank to social media. the three-year-old was found

outside and alone early yesterday. they posted this picture on line hoping someone, anyone would recognize him and know where his parents were. within hours, the family friend saw the post and notified police. each parent reportedly thought that he was with the other parent. the boy was turned over to cps. is an "judge known for his creative sentences is add it again. 18-year-old victoria baskon skipped out on paying for a 30-mile cab ride. she was taken to court and found herself in front of the judge. he gave her two options. spend a month in jail or walk 30 miles. she took the 30-mile journey and will also pay back the cab company. >> fantastic. speaking of wise judgment and personal restraint, rick reichmuth awaits outside. >> hey, guys.

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ready to be taken out to the ballgame. good. it's time for sports headlines this morning. the stanley cup final is set. the chicago black hawks beat the anaheim ducks 5-3. she will face the tampa bay lightning. a nascar road rage jennifer crab-cobb crashed her car. nascar says there will be consequences because drivers are banned from leaving their cars after they crash them. >> thanks, tucker. nowadays people are saying i don't. new numbers are showing that mashling is on the decline. in 1984 nearly 2.5 million marriage were recorded. while in 2013 that number dropped to around 2.1 million. we spoke to timothy cardinal

dolan about this and about more in an exclusive sit down interview here on fox and friends. please watch. >> one of the things that you wrote about was the lack of partnerships inspect marriage, we're not seeing in society, catholics, and christians. >> i hear it on tv and radio. we're into an age of excessive individualism. we're into an age where independence automony the new trinity of me myself and i seems to dominate. we know that's contrary to the very nature of the human person. the very nature of the human person needs god and other people. we're tempted to think we can do it all by themselves and lord knows we're necessary. we have to emphasize our own

individual responsibility and virtue. that's for sure. if we just stop with ourselves, we're going to be like lazarus and we're going to be all bound up. once we go beyond ourselves to the lord and other people healing and res you are recollection begins. >> you happen to be my shepherd. can i ask you a personal question? >> sure sure. >> how much do i weigh? >> no you are looking good. >> what was the most difficult time in your life and how did you access the lord to help you get through that? >> thanks. well there would have been personal maybe interior difficulties maybe times of struggle while i was discerning a vocation in the priesthood. maybe some doubt and maybe some questioning, but probably the heaviest cross that i had ever to bear is when my little niece shannon who was eight years old at the time was diagnosed with

very life-threatening cancer to see them go through this terribly heavy disease was difficult for me. first, i saw peter with what the bible describes as innocents suffering, which is very difficult to reconcile with a loving compassionate god. i saw a beautiful, no one, simple girl whose life was threatened who had to go through agony to bring about healing. once again, god came through and other people came through. we were blessed with tremendous physicians. a great community, neighborhood parish. thank god our family was strong and cohesive. you learn to say the moment when i feel alone, is the moment when go ahead enters my life. that's a reality. thanks to the cardinal dolan for sharing his personal suffering and his message.

they are the dangerous terrorists the white house set free in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl. just hours away the taliban five will be free to travel and do wherever and whatever they want to do. should we be worried? colonel ralph peters says this is a major, major setback for your united states of america. he's going to join us live. plus does rick have what it takes to be a warrior? he's stepping up to the challenge next. i'm betting on him and on anna kooiman. you can't miss this coming up. ♪ life begins with a howl, we scream, shout shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in, our world gets smaller quieter, but life should be loud. sing loud, play loud, love loud. dentures shouldn't keep you quiet

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attention warriors are you up for the money challenge. it's all part of a fund-raising effort for children's research hospital. >> you are out of control. how do you prepare for a race like this. we're going to ask celebrity finances rainer. they are both in unbelievable shape. >> here's the question how did i end up racing a celebrity fitness trainer? >> i don't know. >> you're the one for the job. >> come on. you're the best. >> let's also just say the last time we did a competition and peter was on the show i ended up in the emergency room. >> that's not going to happen today. >> tell us about this race and what you and i are about to do. >> we're going to have a lot of fun.

if someone is getting ready for the warrior challenge, everything body weight exercises, push ups, pull ups and sprinting and running uphill. we'll be doing a lot of running today. we're going to have a lot of fun. >> is there any one piece of advice you have about this. >> for you? >> sure. for anna coming up as well. >> you want to prepare yourself mentally and physically. if you have a fear of heights you'll be climbing up things and it's going to challenge you on a mental and physical level. >> why did you get involved? >> i'm involved with st. jude. they're a great charity and now supporting with the warrior dash. >> good luck gentlemen. >> there's fire involved. >> you're like the most competitive person i know. i'm going to give you the on your mark get set, go.

on your mark get set, go. >> they're both barrel rolling. >> go go go. >> faster faster faster. >> just roll down. >> you're about two steps behind. >> hard rain. >> hard rain is going to fall. >> starting to get muddy. >> this is rear barbed wire. >> they turned into that. it was a tie. >> oh my god. fantastic. >> wow. >> filthy for a good cause. >> give a hug. >> wow, that is fantastic.

>> there you go. >> fantastic. >> you actually thought she was going to hug you. >> i did for a second. >> fantastic. >> rick what was the hardest obstacle. >> i mean this mud isn't fun. knowing there's bashed wire above you. you're like this could be bad either way. >> what a workout. >> i was not worrying about the fire. >> i was. >> i one. >> was he a worthy adversary? >> this was a worthy athlete here. this was a tough challenge. >> you can come around any time you want. >> i'm going to be taking this challenge on in about an hour. >> she's an animal. she's out of control. >> a whole lot more for you coming up on the program. iowa revealing it's front runner for 2016. who's pull ago head of the pack straight ahead. then remember the obama administration's $500 million mess? the white house may not have learned it's lesson from that failed green energy push.

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biden's life and legacy. >> is there a new front runner in the republican race for president? a brand new iowa poll revealing a new candidate pull ago head of the big pack. good morning, good mornings are better with friends like you. fox news alert, beau biden son of vice president joe biden died at the age of 46 after a long battle with brain cancer. >> support for the vice president and his family coming from both sides of the political aisle this morning. >> kristen fisher is live in washington with the latest on this story. >> good morning, well the biden family is very well-known and very well liked here in washington but biden's battle was cancer was largely kept private. now condolences are pouring in with many candidates expressing

their sympathies on twitter. jeb bush wrote saddened by the news of beau biden's passing. >> hillary clinton said my heart is broke ever for the family of o beau biden. a wonderful man that served his country with devotion and lived his life with public. he was in the delaware national guard, iraq war veteran and recipient of the bronze star. he was delaware's attorney general and last year he announced his plans to run for governor but in a statement released by his father last night joe biden said more than his professional accomplishments beau measured himself as a husband, father son and brother. he saying a parent know success when his child turns out. beaued bien was quite simply the finest man any of us have ever known. he was diagnosed with cancer two years ago and underwent a

surgery and was declared cancer free but this spring he suffered a recurrence and never recovered. you hear the worst thing to happen to a parent is to lose a child. now he has lost two children. his daughter killed in a car crash in 1972 and now his son. >> it's tough thanks kristen. >> as far as his medical history we had a doctor on the program to explain it to us. >> how come he had it removed in 2013 and supposedly got it all and then it came back and he had radiation and chemo? >> because a tumor in the brain infull infull infultraits the brain. the trauma he had has a young child is not related and i also want people out there to know that yes there's headache or weakness or one side is weak or

problems with vision but if people out there have those problems the chances are the vast majority of cases, it's a migraine or something else. >> he said do not ignore it. as kristen mentioned just the tragedy that a parent has to go through in burying two of their children is such an unnatural thing. we want to bring in the doctor to talk about how the vice president will be dealing with this. >> pleasure thank you for having me. >> what do you say as a physician, someone that deal with tragedy for a living what do you say to a parent burying the second child? >> i've had to do that. first of all you acknowledge that these are not wounds that heal in traditional ways. these are raw wounds for a lifetime because who among us as parents wouldn't rather give our lives than have the life of a child taken and so i would say to the vice president or anybody

in his position this is something with which you'll struggle for a very long time and the way to try to heal is to try to say let's look at this person's accomplishments and look at their children and try to emulate the best of them going forward. >> i think the vice president may understand that message, doctor. just a couple of weeks ago we talked about being resilient during time of tragedy. let's watch that together and give us your expert perspective on that. >> there's nothing particularly unique about me. with regard to resilience and compassion there countless thousands of people maybe some in the audience that suffered through personal losses similar to mine or much worse with much less support to help them get through it or much less reason to want to get through it. it's not all that difficult folks to be compassionate when

you have been the beneficiary of compassion in your lowest moments. not only from your family but from your friends and total strangers. >> what's the natural reaction hah joe biden will be suffering? will he become depressed as a result of this? >> well what you just share sd the vice president at his best. families in political life families who served may be more resilient than others. they have a context for their suffering and they want to make contributions. it would be a human thing if the vice president were to become depressed. who might not. however he is a resil yen man. he lived through the loss of his wife and another child and i would expect him to double his involvement with his family if that is even possible because we know him to be a very involved family man but even more so to

do that and to be aware of the parts of the pattern of beau biden that he bumps into. not to run away from those things but to embrace them because this man lived a rich and textured life and everybody who knew him, especially his family will bump into those memories and i hope embrace them and not try to think of them. >> thank you for your expertise this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> a lot of sense, thank you, doctor. >> we want to switch gears and talk about another story making headlines now. secretary of state john kerry cancelling the rest of his trip and heading back to the united states today after getting into a bicycle accident overnight in france. the 71-year-old breaking his right femur after hitting a curb and flying off his bike. he had to be flown to a swiss hospital via medical hospital but will be returning now to boston for more treatment. the state department saying he is expected to make a full

recovery. >> and the fox news alert breaking at this hour a shelter in place order now lifted at the tufts university near boston after an early morning stabbing sends two people to the hospital. the chaos unfolding on the campus of the house. police order everyone to stay inside as they search the area. so far no arrests have been made. the crime isn't random and two victims are not affiliated. texas still underwater as the death toll from the devastating storms rises to 31 now. rescuers find the bodies of two women near the river and a man's body in dallas. thousands of volunteers continue to search for 11 people still missing after being swept away by rushing waters. overnight mandatory evacuation orders were lifted in towns along the colorado river. >> wisconsin governor scott walker is still the republican front runner in iowa. he has a 7 point lead in a new

des moines register bloomberg poll. he has not said if he will run for president. they are tied for second with 10% each. they round out the top 5 tied at 9% each. those are your headlines. >> it's a crowded field on the republican but not so much on the democratic side. we have hillary clinton and everybody else. that is just a few people. there's a new entrance into the race martin o'malley. the mayor of baltimore and governor of maryland and now he is running for president and it's pretty pretty tough given what has happened in baltimore. >> the challenge for him is he has a record that has been destroyed by what has happened in that city. he is very articulate. and it's been really effective and people like what he has to say but over the last six weeks

all of that frankly has gone to hell because you look at a city that's torn destroyed by racial violence by economic inequality and i don't see how that message works for him until that city heals itself. >> tough. >> the result of failed democratic policies there. >> great job on baltimore. i don't think anybody is going to say that. >> let's watch a little bit of his announcement. a popular message he touched on yesterday. touching every particular interest group in the party. governor o'malley yesterday. >> rekrenlycently the ceo of goldman sachs let his employees know he would be just fine with either bush or clinton. i bet he would. well i've got news for the bullies of wall street. the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you

between two royal families. it is a sacred trust to be earned from the american people. >> one of the many problems is just the sheer name recognition comparison to hillary clinton and martin o'malley and the ability to fund raise, it just puts him way below hillary clinton. >> but it's a political message. it's done pretty effectively. >> he got a jab in but it wasn't a huge dig and some are saying is he simply trying to up his profile to potentially be her run mate or a cabinet position. >> no that's right. if there's any year it works people are mad at the people in charge. they probably have good reason. >> he made the point that since the crash in 2008 not one wall

street person was convicted of any crime although every politician in america has deprived. >> it's not like you run international soccer or something. or done something really bad like fixing soccer games. so of course they escaped scrutiny. >> the public is going wait a pin. where's my bailout. >> it's totally true. but he makes the point no one bailed me out. >> coming up next the dangerous terrorist the white house released in exchange for bergdahl a year ago. the taliban five will be free to travel where ever they want to go. should you be worried? it's a major set back. you should be worried. he joins us next with details. >> then he has a brand new show premeerg tonight right here on the fox newschannel. he is on deck to give us a sneak peek.

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it's steps we believe to protect the american people. >> what the president believes is important for us to make sure that we have in place the conditions that are necessary to protect the american people and that entailed is not something i can talk about here. it's something we're talking about right now. >> just hours from now the five taliban leaders transferred in exchange for the release of bo bergdahl could walk free and the white house won't say if it has a plan to stop them. >> what could this mean for our national security. joining us is the author of valley of the shadow. thank you for being with us.

>> pleasure to be here. >> it seems like this is a bad deal for the united states on so many levels. most will say that and agree with you but let's further this story. you have a solution of what we should do. >> yeah. track them and kill them. there's no part of the deal that says we can't kill them. perhaps all of them would go back to to terror but that's not the greatest risk. the great risk now is their pr value. and i can tell you you'll see more efforts to kidnap americans because the launching of the islamic terrorists they'll give us five senior taliban warriors and what would they give us an

for american general or diplomat. you have the pr value for them internally. you have the danger and heightened value of kidnapped americans and then the possibility that they'll go back to the field but the individual terror acts these men may perpetrate in the future are not my greatest worry because under obama's watch it's spread like a wildfire. it's not just al qaeda anymore. so many different groups. so much more powerful. these guys have been away so long they may be out of the picture but we have problems on our hands that are huge and the bergdahl five are one small part of it. >> you highlighted from the beginning, the white house is going to say this is a small group and then the group grows and grows and grows and then we see an estimate that it's 25,000. let's go back to your original suggestion. you said what we should do as a country is kill these folks. is anyone at the white house

considering that? >> i doubt it. we freed them. we can't do that. that would be stretch ri. >> there's schizophrenia in the white house about islamic extremism. he is serious about preventing an attack on american soil. but he is not nearly as serious about the global islamic threat and can't seem to make a connection between the global threat and the threat domestically. so here's a president who though on and off he'll say some of the right things he is still, at this late date in his presidency has not learned -- has not grasped the gravity of the threat and is still unwilling to do anything on a global level to stop it. even the air strikes that are better than nothing are love taps compared to what we need to do.

>> these are being lifted as evidence of what you just said. thank you for your time today. >> thank you colonel. >> thank you. >> this is a fox news alert. tragedy hits the vice president of the united states. joe biden's oldest son beau losing a long battle with brain cancer. >> i know him as an incredible father and loving grandfather. a man who came home to delaware after the last vote so he wouldn't miss me and my brother's games. >> up next we look back at this loving and inspiring father and son relationship. >> and mayor bill deblasio tied the hands of new york's finest. but now we need stop and frisk?

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hello friends. quick headlines now. nearly 14 billion american taxpayer dollars essentially gone missing thanks to the irs. the tax agency has been handing out money to green energy companies. the problem, the irs reportedly has not been tracking how that money is being used. and speaking of green, the solar impulse two making an around the world trip. it's on the last leg of the journey. the plane taking off from china with a baring toward hawaii. when it lands it will be a world record for flight. tucker over to you. >> thanks anna. fox news alert this morning, the nation mourning the death of beau biden. he lost his battle with brain cancer last night at the age of 46. the bidens are one of the most

famous political families in american history. what was his relationship like with his father? joe it's great to see you this morning. >> good to be with you. >> a lot of our viewers don't agree with the politics of the biden family but one thing you learn is what people are really like. it did seem that the bidens had a close family unlike so many other political families that just pretend to be close but aren't. they really were. is that your impression? >> absolutely. the relationship between he and his father, the vice president, they adored each other. revered each other. and it started in 1972 the tragic accident that ended with the death of beau's mother and sister and at that point joe biden became a single parent and dedicated every moment to those two boys hunter and beau to the

extent of where he almost considered not going to the senate. he had just been elected. he would feed breakfast in the morning, take the train in do his business as a senator and take the train back so he wouldn't miss dinner or one of the boy's games. it was a very very close relationship. it was an amazing relationship. >> when you know kids that have grown up in politics there's always almost an undercurrent there. they revere the old man but also hate them i never had the feeling talking to biden's boys that seem to love him in an authentic way. >> that's right. one of the things that always struck me about beau we would run into each other and i think we had a lot of mutual friends from the 1988 campaign even

though we have been on different sides but he always wanted to know where some of those friends were. what was happening and was there anyway he could help them. always worried about somebody else. never himself. it was -- this guy, you know in a business where people threw a lot of sharp bashes he would take hits for the overexuberant comments he makes beau was somebody with so much heart. it's a tragic loss. >> it is and being felt deeply and authentically by republicans too in washington. thank you for joining us joe. good to see you. >> thank you. >> coming up, a 6-year-old put on the wrong bus. not once but twice. how did that happen? who was the bus driver? we'll hear from the out ranged mother of that child, next. plus ready to shake up your sunday nights. our pal is here to give us a sneak peek of his brand new show

that premieres tonight in the fox newschannel. you'd be ashamed to miss it or him so stay tuned.

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>> bizarre but does aquarius glorify charles manson's crime? good morning. >> reporter: good morning great to be here. >> this is an interesting lead in you picked for your show. >> why does charles manson have to be good-looking? why do you have to make him handsome. he's a horrible horrible person. i would hate for these people to do a movie on hitler. they could cast george clooney. it's just weird. hollywood and entertainment has a love affair with the bad boy. so they always have to make the bad boy look better looking than they really are. why not just let him look the way he is which is crazy. >> this is before he carved that into his forehead. >> that didn't add much to the look. >> that's the real manson there. >> yeah if you notice there's a difference. tv and movies always take

historical figures or any figure and make it 125% better look. like whoever plays me -- i'm a 7, they're going to find a 9 to play me. >> you're an 11. >> are you kidding? they'll get the elephant man to play you. >> think about what they did with the boston marathon bomber. >> it was a pin up. this guy looks like a bearded justin bieber. >> who would play you? >> i see a brad pitt but i'm a little better looking than brad pitt. >> do you know who is playing you tonight? you. >> mice segway. >> i'm not bragging but i know the host so i saw pre-produced stuff hilarious. it's the funniest thing i've ever seen on cable. >> that's quite a statement. but it's good. >> i hope it's good. it's -- i compare it to --

remember puff in stuff. >> very well. >> at a saturday morning show. >> very disturbing. >> i imagine them doing the capital gang. >> yes. >> so imagine taking that and cross fire and then making a demented sandwich. >> that's ahead. >> but it's very unusual. and unique and weird and it should be fun and surprising and shocking all of that together. >> and so nicely written. >> thank you. >> who wrote that? >> myself you got tom. tom o'connor is the producer. took him from red eye and holly is the producer. john is one of the producers and everybody did their bit. >> everybody can still watch you on the five. >> they're always very supportive. it takes a special fan to watch a show at 3:00 in the morning

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which has been pounded by saudi air strikes. three of them are private sector workers. the other is a duel citizen. they're among dozens of citizens that were unable to leave or chose to say after they closed the embassy in february. >> after a violent and deadly weekend in new york city some people are calling on the mayor to bring backstop and frisk. four people were killed in separate attacks across the city in five hours. one of the victims families says stop and frisk will make it safer. measures and shootings are both up in the city this year. the mayor says the violence is first and foremost a gang problem. >> how does this happen a 6-year-old minnesota girl is put on the wrong school bus not once but twice. she was supposed to be dropped off at a daycare but instead the bus driver took her nearly two miles away. she had to walk home alone across streets and through allies. luckily someone found her after hearing her cry.

her mother is demanding answering since this happened twice now. >> oh it's no big deal. it happens all the time. it happens all the time? something needs to be done about it. someone could have been sitting right there. my baby could have got off the bus, no parents around. >> school officials are not commenting but say student safety is a top priority. >> and it is a wedding dance off like you have never seen. groom against mother. ♪ >> that was evan and his mom lighting up the dance floor. the bride crowned the winner and

chose her new mother-in-law. >> it's not model behavior did bill clinton accept a lifetime achievement award in exchange for a $500,000 donation from this super model. maria is here to break down the brand new clinton bombshell. >> plus anna about to get into warrior mode as if she ever left it. head to head in a relay race that she will dominate. don't turn that channel. we'll be right back. (music) boys? (music)

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secretary of state john kerry's medical helicopter leaving switzerland. this coming hours after he got into a pike crash in france. the 71-year-old breaking his right femur after hitting a curb and flying off his bike. the rest of his four nation tour has been cancelled and he will return to boston for more treatment. he is expected to make a pull recovery. peter, tucker and maria. >> >> the clinton camp hit with another bombshell. this comes amid growing allegations surrounding favor trading and influence selling. >> bill clinton agreed to accept a lifetime achievement award hosted by the heavy hearts foundation only after it's founder offered to give $500,000 to the clinton foundation. so could this just be another case of quid pro quo or is it something else? joining us is the host of sunday morning futures. good morning. >> good morning.

>> so what's the story behind this? is this a big deal? not a big deal? you know splitting the take and saying i'll do it but only if the money goes over there. >> the truth is i do not know. we do not know the motivations of the relationship and what went on in term of the money going into the foundation but the appearance of these things just adds to what we already know and what the public is already feeling. i think the other major part of this story is the fact that if we are going to see now e-mails released every month, every 30 days from hillary clinton that just keeps this story alive. >> it has been ordered. >> it has been ordered. so that's the case now so the reality is the clinton supporters are not happy about this at all. this is disaster for anybody in her corner because this keeps the story alive and every 30 days we'll have scrutiny and conversation about what was in the e-mails and what does it mean? so that combined with the speculation and constant

scrutiny of the clinton foundation is just hammering. >> there's more to come. they said the 500 grand was going to haiti but they haven't sent it there yet. today was the year anniversary of the prisoner swap. they are now free to travel. anywhere they want from cutter. you have something on this on your show this morning. >> absolutely. we have an exclusive with the former prime minister. he is coming on the program live in about 15 minutes and we're going to talk with him about this. what is his sense in terms of will the five former prisoners be able to roam free or will we see a deal which the obama administration on friday tried to suggest that we're in on going talks with them trying to institute further monitoring of those individuals. most people expect the five gitmo prisoners to go back to the battlefield and possibly make their way to afghanistan and once again they're in the fight again. we know that the swap happened

for bergdahl. >> united nations documented there has been travel ban violations already and john mccain says the same thing with regard to communications with the taliban. what was the american government thinking. >> and lindsey graham said at least four out of five have had conversations with known terrorist groups. so the expectation is that these guys are going back to the battlefield. what was the administration thinking? that's what we're trying to figure out but the former prime minister will give us great in insight of what they're thinking. there's a feeling of disappointment with american's foreign policy. first no defense of the prime minister of egypt. then the red line that we drew in syria and did nothing about it and then the on going talks with iran. the middle east is frozen. our allies in the middle east are wondering where is america. we'll talk about that as well. >> i want to pause now and offer, this is not a command. i'm not in a position to offer

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we need to be playing "eye of the tiger." warrior dash has taken over our plaza. warrior dash is part of a fundraiser to help children warriors who are literally in the fight of their lives. >> we're back now with warrior dash brand director. morgan great to see you. >> thank you. >> chicago, illinois. tell us about this and what it does. >> had isthis is warrior dash. it's an obstacle course race. we have 30 worldwide this year alone. we've had over 2 million warriors since we started in 2009. we raise money for st. jude children's research hospital.

we've raised $11.5 million for the children of st. jude. >> this is incredible. >> the participants have raised that much. >> people pay to do this? >> yes. it truly is incredible. >> the idea behind this is you don't have to be some olympic athlete to be able to do it. what type of fitness level do you need to be at to do a race like this? >> warrior dash welcomes all fitness levels. we're looking at anybody who just got off the couch and is trying their first 5k or maybe they're a seasoned runner and training for marathons. we have a competitive event at the end of the world in tennessee. if this is your first 5k and you're nervous, you can walk or jog, whatever works for you. >> today we're doing the battle of the sexes. >> we're taking on a couple of these warrior dashers. >> ready? okay. so i want to hear from you all. tell us who you are and why you would race women here.lose.

>> i'm actually worried about losing. i'm robert roman from hoboken, new jersey. >> hoboken. >> are you going to win or not? >> we're going to try. >> you're going down! >> what do you say, chloe? >> we're going to win because we are the girls, and we are going to get this today. woo! >> i love that. >> at least you're going to look cute doing it. >> we really are. >> i'm rooting for you. i will admit that. i'm going to take your microphone. now it's time. >> they're getting ready. >> all right, ladies and gentlemen. peter, are you going to call? >> ready, set, go! >> chloe's taking the lead. she's at the top. she's going over. oh there she goes.

coming down to it at the bottom. towards the fire pit. three feet over the fire pit. look at these guys go. now we have the deadly water torture section. they're coming down. it can be a little slippery. i'm getting wet. it's very perilous for me. into the mud pit. that is barbed wire. that's real mud and real barbed wire. that will cut. oh my god. i think anna won. anna congratulations. oh my god. look at that. >> that was awesome. >> how do you feel? >> i smell very interesting right now. >> you smell fantastic. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great! give me a hug. >> great job, chloe. >> i'm so happy. warrior dash is awesome. >> what was the toughest part? >> honestly the hard rain

coming over my face. it made it hard to see. >> that was a little slippery. what about the fire? >> i'm roasted. i think my shoes melted. no it wasn't too bad at all. we're hotter than the fire. we're hotter than those flames. we did it. let's ask the boys how they feel that we beat them. >> it was pretty close. pretty close. >> it was incredible. i think what they're doing, warrior dash is an incredible foundation. also want to thank fox news for having them and having us. second place. >> we'll be runners in august. hopefully the girls will be there. we'll get a rematch. >> it's a rematch. it's a challenge. lay down the challenge. they're laying it down. >> right here's the challenge. august 8th. >> you take the challenge. >> i'm up for it. >> we'll beat them again. >> could there be anything better than helping st. jude's raise $11.5 million for this? thanks to warrior dash and all who participanted today.

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tomorrow congressman adam kinzinger, donald trump, and the 2016 gop presidential candidate, governor mike huckabee. >> thanks for having me today. >> yeah thanks peter. bye! good morning. we are hours away from an important deadline involving five terrorists in the hands of a mideast ally. and we still don't know their fate. good morning, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." the so-called taliban five under virtual house arrest in qatar for the past year sets to be released this week. so therewill they rejoin the terrorist army? plus wisconsin governor scott walker sitting down with me one on one, revealing his timetable for 2016 presidential announcement. his thoughts on negotiating with iran and the stance on g