occasion. >> too many special grad moments have been ruined. >> cheering a graduation is a crime they would have to arrest every proud parent out there. outrage over espy award. kaitlyn caitlyn jenner will receive the honor. did she deserve the award? log on to our facebook page. "fox and friends" starts now. it is thursday june 4th. 2015. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck and this is a fox news alert. isis in boston. new details about the terror takedown of this man, his goal was to quote, attack the boys in blue and behead them. and that's not all. just wait until you hear who else they're going after. somebody familiar. and the race to the white house taking a texas turn, rick perry set to announce he's running for

president today throwing in his ten gallon hat. this morning, breaking news about jeb bush. what we have just learned about his presidential plans. carl cameron with the exclusive details you won't hear anywhere else in 30 seconds. the parents from 19 kids and counting breaking their silence for the first time. >> 12 years ago, we went through one of the most darkest times that our family has ever gone through. and our son, josh came to us on his own. and he was crying. >> more from that exclusive fox news interview from megan kelly. there is a preview of what's going to be happening on friday in that interview because mornings are better with friends. how many people have declared they're running for president this week? >> let's go by the people who didn't.

it's incredible. >> shorter list. >> i remember paul ryan came out and said i'm not going to run. they're going to say no. everyone else has said yes. >> we're going to begin with breaking news for 2016. rick perry is set to announce that thee is running for president later today. but this morning, breaking news on jeb bush. >> let's go right out to carl cameron standing by in addison, texas. just outside of dallas. carl what's come across your desk? >> good morning, brian. actually it came across last night. what will soon be officially referred to as the bush campaign reached out to a handful of people to say they have set a date and jeb bush will announce his campaign. declare himself a presidential candidate after about six months of exploring the idea. on june 15th it will take place at 3:00 in the afternoon. it will be at miami dade college in miami. that is the biggest institution of higher learning in the country. it is not a surprise that jeb bush is running for president.

it is a surprise it comes on this day when rick perry the former governor of texas is announcing his candidacy. mr. perry is the longest serving governor in the history of texas. and he started out as governor when he finished up george w. bush's term when he became president of the united states. there may be angst in the perry world where he'll be announcing later today with a c-130 behind me. he will be up and running with his own set of rings. jeb bush will be leading in the money. for the last six months he has been fund raising. there has been a long dance with jeb bush saying i'm not a candidate yet. and the need to file paperwork, that will now be done.

june 15th jeb bush will be official. he will come back to the u.s. having had an official trip. he's tied with scott walker. they're at 12%. the other other candidate in double digits is ben carson. in a couple of months the first debates will take place in august. there is a threshold to get in. the top ten candidates in national polls which suggest that rick perry and donald trump are at the bottom of the race. one of them may not make the cut. perry has a big hill to claim. and on his announcement day jeb bush makes it known he will be joining the race june 15th ath. brian, steve. >> and elizabeth as well. thank you very much for that report just outside dallas. rick's going to make it official. and jeb bush is going to make it official 11 days from now ipmiami. >> interesting timing.

on the day of announcement the poll numbers can change. i'm thinking if rick perry is set to announce and jeb bush announces he's set to announce. there's some strategy there. >> absolutely. >> as great as they may be -- >> are you suggesting he's trying to steal his thunder. >> i am not. i just think there is strategy behind the timing. people said when the official announcement comes from jeb bush he will have to kick it into high gear as it pertains to the defense of his brother's policies. this may be the very best time to do that according to a recent polling. which has his favorability rating higher than president barack obama's now. >> for the first time in a long time. >> this is a cnn orc poll. it may be the best time right now. >> you figure this is the highest george bush has had since 2005.

he hasn't made decisions regarding the country, 52% of the country look at him favorably. the issues george bush left with are still here. afghanistan and iraq are still here. that's what 43 did, let's see what 44 did. let's see what 41 did. saddam in power, bad. saddam out of power bad. we leave iraq that hasn't turned out good either. >> it's got to be delicious for doubya. for ombama's nemesis to be in front of him, it's got to hurt. >> there was another poll out there said that 57% of likely republican caucus goers supported the idea of george w. bush being advisor to jeb bush. >> the big news out of texas,

this morning with carl cameron is that jeb bush is in as of the 15th day of this month. >> thanks for carl for getting up. that was very nice of him. six minutes after the hour. heather nauert is here. you've been following what's going on in boston. we have video and more information. we're learning a lot more about that guy that plotted to kill police officers. he was inspired by isis and ready to attack. investigators in boston now say that usaama rahim was plotting to kill police officers in isis style beheadings. wire tapped conversations with his nephew revealed he planned to carry out the attacks in the very near future and that is what led to this week's deadly confrontation with police. the nephew was arrested and charged with conspiracy in that crime. police were not the only target. he also threatened to kill pamela geller. she's the activist behind that draw muhammad contest. we are getting new bomb

shell details in the d.c. mansion murders. police believe that the killer or killers broke into the home by kicking in the door and leaving behind this shoe print. police are now working to match the tread from that shoe to patterns on suspect deron wint or others. police are now examining cell phone records of the assistant who dropped off $40,000 at the home that day. we'll keep following that story. the pentagon's anthrax mistake has doubled. 51 shipments of the deadly spore sent around the country and that number is expected to grow once again. officials say that the shipments which may contain live samples have been sent to 17 states across the country. and three labs in canada south korea and also australia. the pentagon says the samples pose no risk to the general public. but a lot of people a little nervous about that. those are your headlines i'll

see you back here. all right. thank you very much. you know the duggar family they've been on this program a number of times. famous for their tv show featuring 19 children. they have been embroiled in a scandal that broke just about a week ago by a tabloid. they decided they wanted to go on the fox news channel. they decided they wanted to talk to megyn kelly. here they are last night in the tv exclusive interview where they defend their son, josh. who when he was a teenager was inappropriate. >> 12 years ago, we went through one of the most darkest times our family has ever gone through. and our son, josh came to us on his own. and he was crying. it was -- >> we were shocked. we were devastated. >> really. >> did it ever pop into your mind we may have legal obligations. >> as parents you're not mandatory reporters. the law allows for parents to do

what they think is best for their child. we got him out of the home and we sent him down to this place. and that was really probably the best decision we made through this whole process. it's at that point that he came to himself and god really worked in his life. matter of fact he broke. and he went and asked god to forgive him. he went back and asked those that he had offended to forgive him. we felt like the last jurisdiction of who he needed to make things right with was the law. >> he said this is one of the darkest times in their lives. they did the best they could do under the circumstances. they alluded once it was the third time telling him, they realized they have done after a certain amount all they could do within their home to try to reach his heart. they sought outside help. this actually went into the hands of a social worker rather than local authorities here. this is their explanation on why

they did a tv show when asked by megyn kelly with all this going on and if they believe they're being attacked because of their christian faith. >> we had nothing to hide. we had taken care of all that years before. when they asked us to do the reality tv show all this had been taken care of five years before. and we had a clean bill of health from the state. >> do you think in particular your christian believes are at issue here? >> i think as people on the outside think, well christians are supposed to be perfect, they're supposed to say -- live this perfect life. no. all of us as christians we struggle every day. >> those seem to be twisted and shared in a slanderous way. story after story, tabloid after tabloid. that breaks my heart for my girls. because i think this such a horrible -- they've been victimized more by what has happened in these last couple of weeks than they were 12 years

ago. >> you're going to hear from those girls on friday. with megyn kelly. she's done the interview already. at which time they defend their brother. >> they're alluding to the fact that they do believe this information was illegally released. and their information was not protected by the system that claims to protect kids. >> in 2006 they went to a child counseling center and josh talked to the counselors there. the family took josh to a state patrolman. and he explained what happened in front of the cops. from the records from the children's center and these sealed juvenile police reo a tabloid, jim bob is furious about it t. he wonders whether or not the press is going to go after whoever leaked the confidential records to the press. >> he's married -- >> josh is. >> he's married.

the cop he went to is serving 60 years to child pornography. >> this family has faced a number of attacks before this information came forward. and now they are facing even more. >> so more with megyn kelly and the duggar family friday on "the kelly file." >> 13 minutes after the the hour. we still have a lot show left. terrifying new details on the war on terror. isis capable of smuggling nuclear weapons through our southern border. and a warning from general petraeus. >> is it a big deal for american men to stay out of job than get a job. our next guest says thanks to president obama it pays to stand in the unemployment line. ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ all right ♪

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between the ages of 25 and 54. too old for college, too young for retire that don't work don't look for work. don't seek training. they're doing things like collecting food stamps medicaid social security disability sponging off relatives, girlfriends. sponging off of wives who do have jobs. wurb working in the black market. it doesn't pay for them to take a job at $10 an hour because they lose benefits. >> free and subsidized healthcare. 6.4 million get subsidies. that is new. the food stamps numbers are staggering. 45.6 million are on food stamps. what you're saying this is enticing. add to that social security disability benefits and disability and the fraud involved there is astronomical. it is 10.9 million disabled workers and dependents. if you're legitimately disabled that's what it's there for.

if you're gaming the system that's not what it's there for. that's how it's being abused. how does this play out to the so-called disabled workers benefit? >> essentially, if you go in and apply for disability it can be pretty tough to get at first try. if you appeal and hire a lawyer the government doesn't have a lawyer on the other side of the dispute. it's easy for you to win. the reality is this system has come to light in the last six years, for example, public broadcasting did a segment on it some time ago. the administration has taken no action to fix it. why? people that get the benefits they won't vote for anyone who will repeal them. it creates obama's battery powered voters. it's being powered by entitlements. >> some of the things that are in the game in the past six years? >> an adult man who doesn't work

can get medicaid food stamps. these things are significant. there's been a real uptick in the knowledge available about social security benefits. there are people that law practices that specialize in it. word gets around and it gets exploited. >> i think there is people there legitimately have these situations they need something, great. there is a lot of people watching right now who are working two or three jobs and on the weekends in order to make ends make and they're outraged by people gaming the system sitting back and working off the books or whatever you're doing. that's what you brought to light today. thanks so much. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. 300,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. the most aggressive kind spreads to the brains. we'll describe it next. they should be in jail but the government released 4,000

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guilty to tax fraud. the employee was able to steal $326,000 by using taxpayer i d's to create fake tax returns. she could go to prison for 42 years. we'll keep you posted. thank you, steve. breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. we know this. in 2015 it's projected that over 292,000 women will be diagnosed in the united states. of those, 20% will test positive for an aggressive form that can spread to the brain. a new drug is looking promising. we have with us -- i can barely get through my words that for me and a family that has been stricken with breast cancer i think this is a major breakthrough in terms of how it

can stop and put the brakes on metastasis metastasis. would you say this is a major step? >> it is extremely promising. it targets aggressive cancer. it has a tendency to spread to the brain. only 10% of most breast cancers go to the brain. this particular time up to 50%. half of women struggle with brain metastasis. we have another drug similar to this that's available that blocks those proteins as well as another protein involved in the tumor's growth. this new medication that's been developed is made by a drug company that is specific to the her 2 protein. what this translates to is last gastio intestinal side effects and less rash. >> some results we have been seeing. we have a couple of brain scans. this is one of your patients a

before and after, am i right? >> this is one of my patients. she is a young, 40-year-old -- in her early 40's. she husband two children at home. these are her brain scans from before she went on trial on the left where it's base line. you can see these white glowing areas which are the cancer spots in her brain. after two cycles of treatment you can see they are much smaller. they're not glowing as much and they look improved. this is probably the most dramatic. you can see the benefit she's gotten. she's amhad a 50% decrease on the size of the lesions. she's been on it for six months. she's going strong. >> it's an incredible breakthrough. it's in trial form right now. it's a great promise to breast cancer victims and those who may be fighting through this. if people want more information where can they get it. >> our website, sarah cannon. this drug will be availabled in a larger trial later this year.

>> i want to thank you for being with us today. coming up, this video going viral this morning. watch. [ yelling ] >> gosh that's tough to watch. this is a kid swallowing the world's hottest chili pepper on a dare. >> do you know couples who fight all the time? >> you just said you want me to help you do the dish. >> i want you to want to do the dish. >> why would i want to do that? >> that could be the key to a long lasting relationship. yeah. we'll talk about it. ♪

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♪ take a look at that. it is your shot of the morning. that's governor chris christie. he came out swinging during a celebrity softball game at yankee stadium for a great cause, to honor the nypd officers who were killed on duty this year. the governor was on third base all night and was awarded the game mvp. >> he was an excellent player when he played. we were talking about it when he was here. he see lost 80 pounds there. it was for a great cause at yankee stadium. and they were on in the afternoon talking about this. i give chris christie so much credit. number one, he puts himself out there. a lot of people say i'm overweight i wouldn't do it. he did it. he's an athlete. it is so out of bounds for the headline of the daily news today, they write fatter up. how unbelieve is that? >> we see a leader from new

jersey supporting the nypd when we don't have a leader with bill de blasio who can't bunt for the nypd next. chris christie goes out fully swinging to raise money for the nypd. a great cause indeed. >> if you want to say he's big or something -- i don't think it's necessary. you got a governor who got the mvp at a charity game. >> he's a target by the mainstream media. let's talk about something happy. disney land is the happiest place on earth, right? no. there's a story on the front page of the "new york times" today that says that apparently some data system employees about 250 of them who have been working so hard in keeping disney land humming in orlando. they thought they were about to get bonuses or premiums or something. as it turns out they were called into the boss's office and fired. they were told they were going to be replaced by immigrants from other countries on special

visas. the h 1 b visas. many of them were going to have to train their replacements before they were shown the door. >> they will have to be that for the next three months. one former disney work recollect said this to "the new york times." i couldn't believe they fly people in to sit at our desk and take over our jobs exactly. it was so humiliating to train somebody else to take over your job. i still can't grasp it. >> other countries do it. they say they can save 25 to 45% on wages. >> the federal guidelines say the visas for foreigners with advanced skills are to fill jobs when american workers with those skills cannot be found. it's hard to make that argument when there are people in the chairs. you say you got to get up so that we can bring in this cheaper employee so go. >> and you're training them. >> this is a debate going on in congress about what they're

going to do regarding the visas. >> it's unbelievable. that got the e-mails in october by december you're done and through. 26 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert has something important to say. it is important. isis is detailing a new plan to try to smuggle a nuke into the united states through mexico. this is all part of an article in the terror group's propaganda magazine allegedly written by british hostage, a journalist who has likely to become asporic spokesman of sorts for isis. they were to be perched in packstantpack pakistan, taken to nigeria and smuggled into mexico. >> isis clearly is a threat to the united states. to our allies and partners around the world. what you need to do is look at

what you have, figure out where you need to augment. >> petraeus said he would deploy soldiers. the first woman was held at gunpoint at a home in st. petersburg. she was bound with a zip tie before the man took off in her car. she escaped and got help from a neighborhood. a few hours later, the same man attacked another realtor. listen. >> the moment that he walked in i knew he was not -- something was wrong. he put his brief case on the floor. grabbed the gun. and pointed to me and said get on the floor. >> that man demanded money but left with nothing. in a gray suv. when someone knocked on the door. the viral ghost pepper challenge. have you heard about this one? it's a dare but it is certainly not a joke.

as one teenager found out the hard way. i want to advise you the video you're about to see is pretty disturbing. >> don't swallow in. [ yelling ] >> gosh that video going viral this morning. the kid swallows the world's hottest chili pepper on a dare. it looks like he immediately regrets the decision. ghost peppers is 400 types stronger than to basko sauce. does this sound like a healthy couple? >> you said on our first date you don't like flowers. >> every girl likes flowers. >> when you say you don't like flowers -- >> there is an researcher that says couples who complain about one another are more likely to be happy. because they get their issues on

the table. those who stay silent may be developing negative emotions towards each other. >> i cannot believe how happy i am. i just realized how lucky and happy we are. it's unbelievable. >> heather, thank you. do you ever wonder what it's like to go undercover for the cia? >> the new fox movie, spy is gearing up for the box office. our next guest got a sneak peek at the action from some of the biggest stars in the movie. >> how do you know that steve? >> because it's in the teleprompter. >> good morning, spy starring melissa mccarthy and jude law hits theaters tomorrow. we meet with the cast where else but the red carpet. i spy with my little eye a summer block buster. the guy who brought you brides

maids, spy is sleuthing its way to theaters this weekend. >> we have action sequences and twists and turns and double agents. >> oh, dear did i forget to knock. >> mccarthy, law statham, you know their names. what about their code names? >> mine would be katey melissa. boring table. >> and your code names. >> it would be funny to be called james bond. it's so over it's covert. >> i can't tell you. if i tell you i have to kill you. >> with a gun. >> what? >> for every great spy there's a great gadget sglt i would want some boots that have like springs on them so i could jump really high. >> you're pulling from inspector gadget. >> an endless expense account. >> blow darts. >> probably have the dv 5 aston

martin. that's a gadget. >> i'm a real spy. i landed a car on a train. >> it's no mystery who will come out on top. >> here's to you. you may never be as wise as an owl but you'll always be an owl to me. >> that's [ bleep ]. you're delightful. >> as are you. >> it's a big weekend at the box office. the boys of entourage versus the ladies of spy. these ladies are not only tough, but funny. my money is on spy. >> i'd rather watch spy. i didn't recognize melissa mccarthy from the movie and the red carpet. big night tomorrow. follow me on twitter or go to my

website. >> michael, thank you very much. this week a planned terror attack on cops in boston foiled thanks to government surveillance. with the patriot act being overhauled we will wonder if we will be able to stop them in the future. judge andrew napolitano on deck to break it down for you. >> are we trying to find elvis? >> i hope not. i think i know about him. big changes coming to taco bell that will have you running for the border for happy hour. delicious. good morning, judge. ♪

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ends at 11:59 tonight. houblw about booze with your taco? they will serve alcohol drinks this summer in chicago. drinking will be restricted inside the restaurant. the company hopes this will attract more millennials. that's where we'll be doing our show this summer. meanwhile, one man dead another in custody and a third apparently under suspicion as authorities in boston massachusetts, uncover a terror network before its participants even had the chance to strike. the goal was to behead police officers. but now that the senate has passed a sweeping overhaul of the patriot act now known as the usa freedom act and the president has signed it into law, will authorities have the same capabilities to track down these lone wolf terrorists. tiny cells like that. let's talk to fox news senior

judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. it sounds like they were self-radicalized. >> it's a fair description from what we know. a lone wolf can be a group of people. as long as the group is not affiliated with a known recognized terrorist organization that can issue an order to them. and the significance of the lone wolf the law is the same under the patriot act for lone wolves as it is under the freedom act. the government knows who lone wolves are. when they have a lone wolf whether it's one person three or five. in this case we think three but they knew of two. it goes to a judge and gets a search warrant and it listens to everything this person says on the phone whether they change phones or not. that's the way it's supposed to work. under the patriot and freedom act, the government doesn't get those kind of warrants. it gets a different warrant where it doesn't have to get the

name of the person. it collects bulk material. >> that's what has been frustrating for so many people. a new poll out there says has the nsa program prevented terrorist attacks in the u.s. a majority of you say yes. take a look at the next poll do you feel like the nsa has violated your civil liberties the once is a majority says yes. >> it has violated our civil liberties because it has lowered the standard that the government must meet in order to listen to us. under the constitution the standard is evidence of wrong doing under the patriot and freedom act, the standard is government need. that's not a standard at all. because the government will claim it needs whatever it wants to listen to. under both acts the government can get the same information. the same type of information. the same amount of information.

but do it by a different route. as to the first poll that was up there, i tell you what belies the first pole is the justice department itself acknowledging all the spying has not stopped a single terrorist attack and has not aided a single prosecution for terrorism. there's a lot of propaganda and fear out there, which is understandable that's motivating people's thoughts. >> interesting stuff. straight ahead the duggar family speaking out exclusively to fox news and megyn kelly about their son's painful secret. >> he knew that it was wrong. they weren't even aware. >> are they in denial of his actions? dr. keith ablow coming up next. then would you be able to sit through dinner without looking at your cell phone? apparently the judge cannot. the new movement that dares both parents and kids to unplug that

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breaking the news about their son, josh. >> here to weigh in is fox news medical team member dr. keith ablow. you watched it last night, what did you think? >> well i think, that unfortunately, the duggers, the family is still locked in denial. i don't know if it's willful denial or not. i was stunned when the dad said we don't think our son is a tracted to children. because after all, he wasn't 18. but that's not the definition of pedphelia. it includes older adolescents. it's folked who are developed who are preying upon children who are not. >> here is michelle duggar talking about how to girls were so young they might not be affected. >> one by one as we talked with them. none of them were aware of josh's wrong doings. it was more his heart, his intent.

he knew that it was wrong. but they weren't even aware. it was like you know it wasn't to them they probably didn't even understand that it was improper touch. >> what is your reaction to that? >> well, number one, again, i don't trust frankly, the duggers to be perfect arbiters of whether the girls realized or did not realized whether they were being touched. they may say they weren't realizing it. there are lots of people who withhold that information by adulthood. they are humiliated by it. this family in my opinion isn't very much keyed in to empathy and the feelings of others it seems. after all, look they chose to have 19 kids. not everybody would make that decision given that you'd worry wow, am i going to be able to pay attention enough to each of them. and here we have four of their kids who were violated.

>> they did say they put up safe guards once he did come to them. they did say to even though it was inexcusable what it was, it wasn't something that event forgivable. two of the girls -- finding out about it now may have been worse for the daughters. we heard about the information being released and their record now known to everybody. watch this. >> yes. >> watch. >> they can't do this to us. >> it was a system to protect kids. boat those who make stupid mistakes or have problems like this in their lives and the ones that are affected by those choices. it's just greatly failed. >> these were sealed juvenile records. and now somebody leaked them. and everybody knows the family secrets. >> sealed juvenile records should not be released.

with that being the case however, this family is so blinded, apparently they don't even address did you tell other baby-sitters did you worry about your son as to his friends whether they had younger sisters. are you worried now. the answer is we have not worried now we sent them to work construction with an older man in another state and that cured them. come on. >> it's a tough story and it's something everybody's talking about. thank you very much for joining us today from bean town. >> all right. thanks for having me. >> i wish it was a better story. this is the first time i can remember everybody talking about openly what's going on. coming up he lost his life in the military training session. this staff sergeant cannot be buried at arlington because he was not active duty. hear from the congressman that is helping to defend his honor. two big names and two decisions on 2016.

rec rick perry today and jeb bush a few days away. lindsey graham is walking in live to discuss. ♪

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try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day, all night protection. nexium level protection. good morning to you today is thursday, june 4th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck a fox news alert now. the man inspired by isis to behead police officers in boston was looking to wreak havoc. new details this morning breaking about the hit list he had planned. seconds ago a major announcement from former texas governor rick perry. >> we need a president who has done the right thing. we need a president who bridges the partisan divide rather than widen it. who brings people together. we must do right and risk the consequences.

>> he released that. he didn't say that. he is running. early this morning breaking news from another candidate, jeb bush who looks like that and how the former florida governor may steal his thunder. all that and a presidential candidate named lindsey graham to my immediately left live on the curvy couch. they're proud parents celebrating their son's graduation from high school. >> you did it baby. >> yep, a lot of people hauler at graduation but now there is a warrant out for that adult's arrest for cheering on their child. should they be locked up and fined $500 for that? of course now. we'll tell you where they're doing it though. straight ahead live from new york city, this is "fox and friends." good morning to you. at home thanks for being with

us at this 7:00 a.m. hour on the east coast. we're happy to be with our friends at home. we have a lot of news this morning. we have somebody who wants to be president of the united states just about five feet from us right now. lindsey graham will come on the curvy couch in a moment. we start with breaking news for 2016. rick perry, governor of -- former governor of texas is set to announce he's running for president. this morning, jeb bush could be stealing the governor's thunder and making his own headline. >> you're right about that. we'll go right out to carl cameron standing by in addison, texas, just outside of dallas. big morning to do what do you know? >> we're going to have a tenth candidate getting into the race in the form of rick perry. there is a c-130 park tld, on the front of it it has perry for president. that will make ten candidates officially declared in campaigning. today, former florida governor jeb bush has announced he will announce on june 15th, just 11

days from now. that will bring to 11 the field. and jeb bush by doing this today does undercut the headlines that rick perry was seeking. perry ran in 2012 and had a somewhat gaff and misstepped prone campaign that didn't last long. he acknowledged he gone in late wasn't prepared. had recent back surgery and had problems. and that that was part of the reason why he had so many problems in that campaign. this time around he's gotten out early and visited iowa new hampshire, south carolina the early voting states. he's courted social conservatives. touted his record on the economy. we'll hear a lot of that in his announcement today. it is somewhat eclipsed by jeb bush's announcement. it's not a surprise that bush is getting into the race. a good rule of thumb that anybody who says they're thinking about it is officially in the race until they say they're not running. there are four others out there waiting, all governors. john kasich chris christie scott walker and bobby jindal.

that would bring the field to 15, donald trump would make it 16. all are expected to announce between now and midjuly. >> carl cameron in front of air perry. which is bigger do you think, donald trump's 767 or mr. perry's c-130? >> well the perry is one they just hustled in her last night. i guarantee it doesn't have the extras a trump plane does. >> i'm sure. it doesn't have a couch. >> deep in the heart of texas, carl thank you very much. joining us here is lindsey graham. >> good morning. >> senator from the great state of south carolina. he wants to be our president. >> apparently i'm not deterring anyone. welcome to the race rick. >> what do you think of the announcement by rick perry? >> i like him a lot. he's got a great record as governor. great family air force veteran all good. >> do you think jeb bush made his announcement about an

announcement the day rick perry made his announcement because there's a rivalry there? >> who knows. >> let's talk about something else. the patriot act becoming the usa freedom act. you are outraged. >> the meta data program. here is what we're trying to do. we know of a terrorist, we know who he is and we know he's got a phone. we're trying to find out who he's calling. if we have a number in new york we go to a judge, we say we would like to hear who is on the other end. in an effort to make sure we protect our privacy. this is not a privacy issue as far as i'm concerned. we destroyed the program. well done anything else you want to tear the terrorists. do you want to tell them how we do roving wire taps. in terms of the lone wolf provisions anything you want to share with these guys we're at war. we're turning the war into a crime and i am sick and tired of

this. >> i tell you what, the nsa came out and said this has not helped catch anything. >> the commander in chief didn't go to bat for them. the nsa employees are patriots as far as i'm concerned. i'm for oversight of the government. the people trying to pect us are not the enemy. i'm not worried about the nsa i'm worried about isil penetrating this country and killing us. if you're an american citizen and you're thinking about joining isil and you actually do if i'm president of the united states you'll be killed or captured under the law of war. >> new fox news poll out show there's not really any candidate running away in the race yet for the nomination among republican primary voters. you've got jeb bush up at 12% with governor scott walker we see you there, you've got 2% right now. >> to the 2% you're ahead of your time. >> you look at this last is this reflective are americans right now looking at this and

getting it right. >> here's what i look at. i look at a lot of good people thinking they can beat hillary clinton. here's what i look at in terms of lindsey graham. if this is a national security election. i like my chances. i've been to iraq and afghanistan. i learned the hard way what's going on in the middle east. i've been more right than wrong administration. i think i understand the war on terror better than anybody running including hillary clinton. wap watch those numbers grow. >> nobody has a better resume when it comes to foreign policy. with so many names there, the worry you will have to start beating each other to stand out. >> my worry is we will not embrace the economic and foreign policies necessary to defend the country and grow the economy. the last thing we need to do is keep yelling about immigration

rather than trying to fix it. on the national security front, everything president obama has tried to do has blown up in his face. we're less safe today. i'm trying to tell the american people and the republican primary voter, the only way i know to defend this country is to send some of us back to iraq and eventually to syria to dig these guys out of the ground destroy the caliphate destroy as many as you can. hold territory and help people over there help themselves. >> it's a tough message. a lot of people are worn out by war. >> don't vote for me. >> it's that simple. >> don't vote for me. because i'm telling you what's coming. al barack obama's policies of leading from behind are going to allow another 9/11. the only way to save us from another attack there are large, rich and intrenched if i'm president they will be poor small and on the run. that means we have to work with the regional forces that exist. go in on the ground and destroy this caliphate.

>> the problem is we now have assad working with isis to oust who? the anti-assad forces. >> well at the end of the day, you're not going to get any arab army to help you in syria by leaving assad in power. the iranians as we negotiate the nuclear program have control over syria, a lot of influence in baghdad. lebanon and yemen. the iranians are running wild. you have to take assad down as well as deal with isil. you need arabs to help you. >> hillary clinton will be at a speech in houston today where the press will have to stay within the confines of a barricade saying her speech will be her interview not taking questions. i think one of the benefits of being americans you get to hear candidates say bold statements of what they're going to do. she's not allowing that. how much is a mistake to the american people not to be able to hear? >> it's easier to talk to the north korean guy than it is her.

when 57% of the people don't trust you, you have a problem. you better explain to them they're wrong i don't know how you set the record straight about whether or not you should be trusted. >> is the strategy with the clinton campaign to keep her inaccessible as long as possible? she said she doesn't talk to people? >> apparently. i don't know. >> it's a symbol of her election so far. >> it's a lack of confidence in her ability to distinguish herself from barack obama. her biggest nightmare is for somebody to ask her do you think the war on terror is going well. do you agree with barack obama's foreign policy? >> do you look at jeb bush as the frontron ur? >> yes he's a good man, he's got to convince one or bush is not one bush is -- >> saying these nice things is not going to get you elected.

>> i think he's a good guy. i'm not running because of a problem with jeb bush. i think i'm the best guy to defend the nation. i understand inthreats we face and we're reducing our military budget at the time we need it the most. i've been yelling about budget defense cuts over a year now. radical islam is running wild. nato is disarming what's wrong with this picture? >> this picture is great. a guy who is running for president is on our couch today. >> thank you, god bless. >> thank you, senator. all right. meanwhile, time for news with heather. >> good morning to you all. we start out with a fox news alert. speaking on war on terror. he was inspired by isis and ready to attack. investigators in boston say that usaama rahim was plotting to beheld police officers there. wire tapped conversation with rahim's nephew reveal he planned on carrying out the attacks in the near future and that's what led to this week's confrontation with police. that nephew was arrested and charged with conspiracy. police were not the home grown

terrorist's only target. he threatened to kill pamela geller, the woman behind thae draw muhammad contest. the pentagon's anthrax mistake has doubleled in size and scope. 51 shipments of the deadly spore sent around the country. and that number still expected to grow. officials say the shipments which may contain live samples have been sent to 17 states and also to three labs in canada south korea and australia. the pentagon says the samples pose no risk to the general public. a dehydrated hiker on the brink of death rescued from a desolate area in arizona. the 58-year-old man was alone on a ten day trip on the arizona trail when he was lost. and he ran out of food. public safety officers believe that he went without food or water for three days. a rescue chopper spotted his backpack and they saw him sleeping in the desert. paramedics quickly gave him nearly a gallon of fluids before they lifted him to the hospital.

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staff sergeant signed up for the louisiana national guard because he wanted to serve his country. he was proud to be an american and eager to defend our freedoms. eight years into his service he was killed during a training exercise in florida in march. his family asked for his remains to be placed in arlington national cemetery. they said no. this congressman has asked the military to rethink their decision. where does this stand right now?

>> we have appealed the rejection by the army. we have appealed it to secretary of the army and asking him to reconsider the decision. >> what is your response to those, and some of them are in the military as veterans or currently serving. who have said privately or publicly that they believe that he wasn't in active duty. they believe that he is buried properly and he should not be taking the place of someone who is serving actively. >> sure. and there are some good points people are making. here's the reality. you had seven marines that were on the helicopter. they were all serving their country. how do you say a marine who is sitting to your left who perished in that accident and is being buried at arlington has sacrificed more than the national guardsman sitting next to him. this staff sergeant comes from a long line of military family. his great grandfather served in

world war ii world war 1 and 2. he served honorably as a civilian for the national guard and during active duty. this is an absolute disparity that you can't justify. they're sitting next to each out. >> that's well said. i couldn't agree with you more. his father said he wants to be able to tell his grandson that his father is honored and buried there. what is your nerksxt move? >> you can look at the exceptions there were 70 exceptions granted during the clinton administration you have foreign service officer oz intelligence officers the list goes on and on for folks who never provided military service who were given exceptions. we're asking for the same treatment, this sergeant obviously sacrificed for his country. you can't distinguish between the ultimate sacrifice of the

marines and national guardsmen in this case. we're working to push the secretary to make the right decision here. >> are you optimistic this reversal will be made? >> elizabeth, i am. here's why, it's the right thing to do. it just is. it's the right thing to do. it is not an exception. when you look back historically including the fact you have numerous people that never provided any military service that were granted burial rites. >> thank you for your time. proud parents are celebrating their son at his high school graduation. >> there is a warrant out for their arrest for cheering out of turn. they're not the only ones. would you be able to sit through dinner without looking at your phone? be honest. the new movement that dares both parents and kids to unplug and talk to each other.

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by the way, you made a conclusion we'd be good parents, me and elizabeth. do whatever you want eat with your mouth full. it doesn't matter. >> dinner can't be that much fun, you say, if we have our devices. >> absolutely. >> start by using your tech drop. >> put it in there and every family member -- biggest offenders are adults. 70% of kids say we're the ones that are missing. >> do you have any phones? >> we don't have any phones. >> holding out. >> i knew there was one more in there. >> i have a one but i didn't bring it. >> thank you. smart kid. >> great to not bring it to the table. >> tried logging into my password and i forgot but i don't have a password so i can't bring it. >> it's dinnertime. you say the importance of dropping the tech is really key for this dinnertime. when you look at the statistics it does decrease the risk of kids entering into risky behavior as teens. there is no reason to have your phone. >> absolutely. and that's why dixie is inviting all of us starting next sunday

to do something called just go dark for dinner. turn off anything with an on off switch. put it in a basket and let's get back to meaningful connection with kids for the next six weeks. >> we've had traffic to deal with, we've had annoying neighbors. and now we're sitting atstaring at each other and have nothing to say. >> have kids talk about what did you do today. go on to your kid's website and you will discover the kids has all the activities there. ask open ended questions instead of what did you do nothing. go on to hey, what happened at that assembly today. did that lady really fall off the chair. people will go where did you come up with that. >> samantha how was your day and how about that assembly? >> what was the toughest part? >> um.

>> anything funny happen? >> no. >> who did you sit next to? >> umm -- >> name your best friend. >> you keep thinking on that. and then julian what was the funniest thing that happened to you yesterday? >> yesterday? >> come on. let's get our phones back. >> where did you kick the ball in soccer? >> i wasn't at soccer practice it -- >> there you go. >> he had soccer. how did it go? >> it was fun. >> do you love it? >> yeah. >> the best part was not soccer i love school more. >> you love school more? >> because i did a belly flop on the ground. i adjustmentedjumped off the slide. >> did it take the wind out of you? >> i don't know. >> okay. that's too hard a question.

what else can we do? >> tell us your hard part your sweet part. >> exactly. wonderful. some families start with a compliment of starting hey how was your day. many families do another one. they start with rituals or routines. it could be starting with a prayer. a fun thing to do with today's world is cut out good newspaper articles in the back page and start talking about did you hear about how that little boy and how he's starting to raise money. >> let me ask you this you said the adults are the worst culprits culprits. what if we're sit ing there and a parent says i need my phone because i may get a call from work. >> tell your verbal kid to remind you to turn it off. that's the first thing. remember we have this rule. the second thing you need to remember is all we need to do at this particular time. maybe it's a 20 minute 30 minute deal. is realize you have something really profound called

voicemail. start using the good devices that are on your machine. go dark during those times when you're going to be sacred unplugged time. >> julian are you okay with doing this once a week shutting off the phones? no are you okay with that. >> ugh. >> what if you knew it could be this much fun, maybe we would give it a try? >> i guess. >> the key is to make it into routine. you'll get flack the first couple of times. keep going for the next six weeks. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much wonderful children and fake family. i enjoyed raising you. >> we can have desert next. >> caesar salad is not just for breakfast anymore. first it was pizza crust and now this boot print could be the

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we're back with a fox news alert. a bomb shell news now. details coming out again about the d.c. mansion murders that left a family and their housekeeper dead in an apparent plot for cash. >> heather childers is here with the latest. >> first we told you about this the bite into the pizza crust, now a shoeprint could unlock the mystery behind last months's mansion murders in washington, d.c. firefighters found the lifeless

bodies of saavas and amy their 10-year-old son and their housekeeper on may 14th. a search warrant reveals police found a shoe or maybe a boot print on a broken door. you can see it there. that led them to believe that someone forced their way into the home. a window on that door was also shattered. now investigators are trying to link that print to this suspect, doron wint or other suspects by matching the tread patterns on the shoe. search warrants show investigators found a car he was riding in. they were looking for a digital recorder that may have been used to capture surveillance video at the home. this morning, the search is on to find the victims' cell phones. investigators say they were stolen from the home before it burned to the ground. they believe information on those phones could lead to more suspects in the crime. police are also examining cell phone records of sauvo

suvonilous's assistant. he dropped $40,000 off at the home the day the victims were found dead. investigators are still on the case combing through documents in the singed home. investigators have said they do not believe that deron wint acted alignone. >> heather with the latest. thank you very much. it gets more complicated and more complicated. and the cell phones are like tracking devices. that would be helpful. >> do you know what happened to the guard dog? if you knock down that door -- >> the dog was ferocious and where was he. >> exactly. the investigation still continuing. now we turn to heather nauert with headlines. >> good morning, a lot of folks staying up late last night for the duggar interview. it was a fox news exclusive. jim bob and michelle duggar breaking their silence. the parents and reality show

stars claim that josh came to him on his own 12 years ago telling them that he inappropriately touched some of his sisters. al listen to what they said. >> i think as parents we felt we're failures. >> through it all jim bob insists that his son was not a pedophile. >> this was not rape or anything like that. this was like touching somebody over their clothes. there were a couple incidents where he touched them over the clothes. the third time he came to us we felt like we have done everything we can as parents to handle this in house we need to get hope. >> together the sisters jill and jessica will sit down and talk about what happened and how they felt when the story went public. so many people talking about that story. something to hide baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosby files a protective order to block the release of freddie gray ffs

autopsy report. if that's granted only the defense attorneys will be allowed to see that report. a lawyer for one of the six officers charged believes that mosby is hiding something. and that's why she doesn't want that report fully released. gray's death on april 19th was ruled a homicide. they say his neck was broken while riding a police van. talk about adding insult to injury 250 disney technology workers who were laid off in the fall had to train foreign workers as they replacements. many of those are immigrants here on tempryorary visas. those visas are intended to fill jobs americans couldn't do. foreign workers will be paid less money. disney says the layoffs were part of a planned reorganization. what do you think of that? a lot of people weighing in on that ja that. four people in mississippi

threatened with jail time for cheering at a family member's graduation. >> you did it baby. >> henry walker cheered on as his sister crossed the stage as her high school graduation. walker and three others were asked to leave the ceremony for shouting after the school superintendent specifically asked them not to. that superintendent has filed disturbing the peace charges against the family. and they now face a $500 bond. all four of them are expected in court next week. wow. at the time when we should be celebrating these children graduating for high school and thankful they have family supporting them. >> how many families do a little hollering? i get it the superintendent said before things let's hold our applause till the end. if you wanted things to go fast. just build the extra half hour in and let people clap. >> do we hear about the lack of high school graduation -- >> celebrate.

>> -- suffering down the road for the -- allow the people to celebrate. >> all those girls would have been fined. >> i know ten days ago i went to two back to back college graduations and a famous tv reporter who works in washington, d.c. hollered out to his sister sally, you did it. and then inthe next day, mary you did it. we would have got a fine. >> you're looking for the fourth celebrating screamer today. oh my. >> what do you think about us? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. you can tweet or facebook us. >> or ask siri. 20 minutes to the top of the hour. we saw it happen in baltimore and ferguson rioters destroying their cities and police not doing much. crime has surged across the country. is it because of the so-called ferguson effect. our next guest, a former police officer says no doubt about it

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some quick animal headlines and we'll get the sports headlines. a maryland's couple dream home becomes a den of snakes. they're suing their realtor for $2 million because the home they bought is infested with snakes. the guy has found eight so far. one was seven feet long. they've spent $50,000 flushing them out. dozens of people stung by bees during a california high school graduation. they attacked hundreds of people. a bee keeper was brought in and they were doused with foam to calm them down. despite the attack the ceremony continues. meanwhile, brand-new statistics show a stunning spike in violent crimes across the united states of america. in one case the murder rate has doubled in the last 12 months. in new york city homicide is up 13% this year. baltimore, 44%. and that's nothing compared to milwaukee which has seen a

shocking 117% rise in killings. some say it's a result of the so-called ferguson effect with police arresting fewer people as a result of those protests you've seen on the tv networks. night after night. former police officer is the executive director of the st. louis police officers association. he's a friend of officer darren wilson from ferguson who was cleared in the shooting death of teenager michael brown. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> okay. it was dubbed the ferguson effect by st. louis top cop sam dodson. do you think it's real? >> absolutely. al i agree 100% with the chief. i don't need a bunch of academic egg heads to tell me we need ten years of crime statistics to tell us whether or not it's real

or not. it's parent that this is a real phenomenon. >> one of the things sam dodson said the criminal element is feeling empowered because -- i see cops all the time now here in new york city where somebody is standing next to them with a camera phone. people are trying to get them while they're doing something that they say is over the line. >> right. and all this anti-police rhetoric we've heard from protesters and politicians and some in the media has a gravitational tug to it. it's clear this is responsible for the spike in crime as it is that the moon is responsible for high tide. >> it's one of those things if you are a police officer who is working a beat today, you got to be afraid that if you make one wrong move you could lose your job, you could lose your family. you could wind up in jail. what's the net result? >> or lose your life steve.

i mean -- >> every day, sure. >> we had an officer here that had a fellah pull a gun on him fire at him several times. he said when he was interviewed afterwards that because of ferguson he knew the guy had a gun, he saw the gun. he knew he should have responded but because of ferguson he waited until that subject fired on him before he returned fire because he was afraid of being the next darren wilson. that's a horrible predicament for cops to be in. the depolicing that follows leaves the public vulnerable to crime. >> you have president obama and when he was attorney general, eric holder they both came out and said essentially there are a lot of cop shots that are biassed against young black men. >> well that's conclusery and none of the information that we saw in ferguson justifies that

conclusion. in fact all that we really saw was an exoneration of darren wilson. and evidence that this hands up don't shoot myth was just that a myth. >> absolutely. ultimately though don't you think, jeff that unless people stop demonizeing the cops. there are some police officers that don't do the right thing from time to time. but for the vast majority of the time they are doing the right thing. unless we stop demonizing them all the gains we've made in crime fighting over the last 20 years will be for naught. >> we've already lost all those gains and we're going the other direction. we're back sliding. politicians that represent these crime ridden neighborhoods have to decide whose side they're on. i stand with the police and crime victims. they're standing with criminals. that's bad public policy. >> that's not good. all right. thank you for joining us today

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>> you're trying to get other people in other communities to hold similar events. >> we're having a big event in times square the center of the world, so that everybody can see how easy it is to perform cpr on stage and also to get training. if they're not able to come down to times square today, they can go on the internet to www heart heart.org. >> we have politicians and healthcare workers and celebrities parting in the relay. we want our viewers at home to be able to learn what to do. the very first step is call 911. >> absolutely. when you see a person collapse two steps. first call 911 to get ems there as quickly as possible. then go to the person and push on their chest hard and fast. >> i remember in life guard training and baby-sitter training you're supposed to ask the victim are you all right, are you okay. this is a speedier process. you go into the straight compression. >> this is hands on for the

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good morning. to you it is thursday june 4th. 2015. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck this is a fox news alert for you. isis in boston. new details about the terror take down of this man you see right here on your screen. his goal go after our boys in blue by beheading them and that's not all. just wait until you hear who else they're after. meme a major announcement from former texas governor rick perry. >> we need a president who has done the right things. we need a president who bridges the partisan dedivide rather than widen it. who brings people together. we must do right. and risk the consequences.

governor perry just put out a promotional video why he should be president of the united states. we've got big breaking news this morning from jeb bush. and for that news about the former florida governor we're going to go to texas. in 30 seconds. now this the parents from 19 kids and counting breaking their silence for the first time. >> 12 years ago, we went through one of the most darkest times our family has ever gone through. and our son, josh came to us on his own. and he was crying. >> we're talking about the duggers more from the interview megyn kelly did. mornings are better with friends. you know what? it's been a busy couple of days for people who want to be president of the united states. late yesterday afternoon, my

stunt double lincoln chafee on side said i want to be president. >> he has a strong platform. he wants to move us to the metric system. >> for a number of years he was a farrier. >> and whole living in canada thing is a turn on for americans. >> the pool is about to get deeper. in just a few hours rick perry is set to announce he is running for president. this morning jeb bush may be trying to steal his thund and make big news of his own. >> let's go to carl cameron. he's in addison, texas. joining us outside dallas. hey, carl. >> hi. behind me is the millionaire commercial flight office. and the hangar in which a c-130 is sitting. he flew those when he was in the

military. his announcement being, the second run for president. in 2012 he had a moment that crashed his campaign. a new candidate has been campaigning very hard across the country. has gone money and a different team and is trying to emphasize his record in texas. that's what he'll be talking about when he announces. at the crack of dawn this morning, he had a little bit of an upstage move coming out of florida. the former governor jeb bush will announce his candidacy 11 days from now. that will follow his return from a european trip. not a surprise rick perry is announcing today. not a surprise that jeb bush will announce in 11 days. jeb bush's decision to let the public know it's happening on the day that perry gets in the race is the kind of thing that's going to irk campaign staffers and have a lot of e-mails being thrown around the country being

between. perry was the lieutenant government to texas governor george bush until he was elected president. a lot of politics involved. rick perry was considered one of the real front runners back in 2012 and his campaign blew up. now it's jeb bush who is the front runner at the top of the polls tied with wisconsin governor scott walker who has not yet announced. there are four other governors who are out there thinking about running who are likely to announce. if you look down that poll ayou go down to ninth position and that's where you find the former texas governor. the longest serving governor in texas history is tied with donald trump. all the campaigns are aware of the criteria to get into the first debate in august. and that requires that they all place in the top ten. donald trump and rick perry are battling for that last spot and one of the front runners, jeb

bush has made it clear he'll be in the race. >> that makes, ten right? or 11. >> that makes 11. 11 as of bush making his announcement about the 15th. >> somebody is on the bubble who would it be. carl joining us today from down there in the dallas area. we thank you very much. >> is it a coincidence that jeb bush announces on the same day as rick perry. >> is it good timing? right now his brother, president george bush's favorability is up and he's beating president obama. >> you're saying that the former president of the united states is actually now more popular than the current president of the united states? >> sure is. >> 49% for barack obama. equally and unfavorable. bush is down to 43%. when he left he was at 44% approval rating. >> if somebody takes all the

headlines from this morning out to the golf course and he sees that that would be breaking his heart. >> is he golfing today? >> it's a thursday. anyway lindsey graham would like to be the next president of the united states. he was on our couch about an hour ago. we asked him what he thought about jeb. this is what he said. >> he's got good name id he's got a lot of money, he's a good man. he's got to convince people one more bush isn't too many. he's a good guy. i'm not running because of a problem with jeb bush. i think i'm the best guy to defend the nation. >> he has a military background. now there is two in there. he's going to retire shortly from the national guard. >> the nice thing about the republican candidates you pretty much got anything you want out there to choose from. a wide variety. >> right. >> time will tell there. 2016 the pool gets deeper. everybody is talking about

it the duggar family breaking their silence on the sex scandal involving their son, josh. they did an exclusive interview with fox news's megyn kelly. that sat down with her to defend their actions as to why they didn't go to the police immediately when they found out their 14 just turning 15-year-old son had inappropriately touched their daughters. watch this. >> 12 years ago, we went through one of the most darkest times our family has ever gone through. and our son, josh came to us on his own. and he was crying. it was -- >> we were shocked. i mean we were just devastated. >> did it ever pop into your mind like we may have legal obligations? >> as parents you're not mand mandatory reporters. the law allows for parents to do what they think is best for their child. we got him out of the home and we sent him to this place. that was probably the best decision we made during the

process. he came to himself and god worked in his life. matter of fact he broke. and he went and asked god to forgive him. he went back and asked those he had offended to forgive him. we felt like the last jurdiction of who he needed to make things right with was the law. >> it's a tough story. speaking of laws you know this story comes out of the fact that somebody -- we don't know into -- leaked the confidential juvenile sealed records. >> they pointed to cathy okelly who is -- they're expecting it could be here. the then police chief who they said didn't like them much. on the way out she said she had a couple more things she wanted to take care of before she left. they're looking at her and whether or not she leaked the records that should be sealed for the protection of victims. >> two of those victims are going to be on with megan on friday. they taped it already. they shared the world victim to

the two sisters. they did not -- they recoiled. because in a way, they don't feel that way. >> it's a hard story to talk about in the morning. we know a lot of you may have missed it last night. we wanted to give you some of the details. nine minutes after the top of the hour. heather joins us. heather we now know that the pentagon sent out anthrax. to how many different mail boxes? >> 51 different locations. >> we've been talking about this for a few weeks now. it's getting bigger. the anthrax mistake has doubled. 51 shipments of the deadly spore sent around the country. that number is expected to grow still. officials say the shipment may contain live samples. they've been sent to 17 different states that we know of so far. also three labs in canada south korea and australia. the pentagon is saying the samples pose no risk to the general public. we'll keep following the story. realtors are on high alert

in the state of florida after two women are attacked while they're showing homes in the st. petersburg area. the first woman was held at gunpoint at a house she was showing there. she was bound with zip ties. before the man took off in her car. she managed to escape and then get help from a neighbor. hours later, a few blocks away from there, police say the very same man attacked another realtor. >> he walked in i knew he was not -- something was wrong. he put his brief case on the floor. grabbed the gun and pointed it to me and said -- get on the floor. >> that man demanded money but left with nothing. in a gray suv when someone knocked on the door and frightened him. forget stealing the booty. captain jack sparrow is stealing kisses. >> a lovely lady it's so cold out here. my goodness. you have made my day. thank you so much.

>> well dressed in character actor johnny depp planting a kiss on the cheek of that flustered reporter. that's in australia. he is filming the pirates of the caribbean movie down there and gave her a nice little smooch. >> he brought his dog to the country. now he's trying to kiss up to them. >> it's 11 minutes at the top of the hour. what's come up. not only do they want to kill the boys in blue the boston tear suspects had bigger plans. the man who led the city's police force in the wake of the boston bombings here next to unwind this scandal. do you know what your kids are doing when you're not home? >> don't swallow it. [ yelling ] >> well they might be daring each other the swallow the hottest peppers in the world. the dangerous new trend among

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conversations between the suspect and his nephew when they caught wind of a plot to attack the boys in blue. that led to this week's confrontation that left one of those men dead. pleesz are police are looking for a third person and the responsibility of a larger group. joining us is the former commissioner of boston. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> it's intriguing around the country. it's happening in boston this time again. tell me how valuable it is that you guys actually had tape of the arrest and of the shooting? >> well i give the district attorney's office credit and the police to getting this information out there. there was a lot of misinformation being put up by members of the family. and by correcting the record and getting the truth out to the community, it makes a big difference. >> i heard rahim got 24 hours

surveillance. one of the things he said we are looking to put your head on your chest. they say that's code in the islamic extremist community for decapitate. that's something that was happening in syria, iraq and libya. wasn't happening here. what's going on? >> it's certainly troubling. the attack in new york city against the three officers. the attack in garland and what's happened in boston is an indication that isis is getting some traction in the strategy to upset the apple cart here in the united states. >> guess who is in the front lines, it's the cops. those men in blue. >> there's no question. and you know this is coming at a time when officers are being encouraged by their leadership to get more with the community and to be more proactive and talking to people out on the street. this issue turns it more towards the military style of policing. it's a very difficult time for that. >> absolutely. also it's important to know this could be bigger. as i mentioned in the open we

could be looking for a third person. do we know if there's a third person out there and there could be a fourth and fifth if they went to the extent of a 24 hour surveillance? >> there's no question there will be other people that will be talked to in this case. there was a third person mentioned in media reports. we don't know if it's a co-conspirator. this is an ongoing investigation. >> how problematic is the islamic extremist problem in boston? we are the bostoning bombing and this? >> there's a problem here. we may have to look to new york for their strategies in the boston area due to these ongoing incidents. we have to remember that the majority of people that we deal with are law abiding citizens. and this is not a military state. it's a very difficult balance. >> these law abiding citizens have to know in order to keep

them safe sometimes you have to do things that might make us uncomfortable. the objective has to be clear. one of the witnesses said oh, yeah, we heard him say before he shot i can't breathe. talking about what happened in staten island. the tape tells a different story. how valuable is that? >> extremely valuable. you see this happen over and over again. the misinformation that's put out there by people with an agenda adversely affect the police. the police have to seize the moment and get the truth out there quickly. that's what's happening in this case. >> thanks so much for joining us. we'll find out more. great work for your colleagues in boston. all right coming up we see it happen all the time with families fighting over estates. can they fight what's already in writing? bob massi is here and has the answer or else we wouldn't have put his picture up. how about a beer with your burrito. new additions coming to taco bell that will have you running

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the company hopes this will attract more millennials. thank you, elizabeth. almost a year after robin williams' death, his family continues to fight over his estate and the terms of his will. even fighting over individual pieces of clothing. so when can making a will when you're writing one, how can you help avoid feature conflicts with your family? joining us right now from the city of dreams las vegas, we have bob massi. good morning. >> good morning. >> this story is for the most part robin williams' wife has resolved with the children his children by other women, the estate essentially. however, there are some things in the house that the kids say belong to them the house that he left to her. >> some of the most common mistakes people make first of all, is they tell their children during their lifetime i want you to have the china i want you to

have the antiques. i want you to have the guns and never put it in writing. generally in every will you do you have a no contest clause. here's what it means. it means that if you the heir is given something and you don't agree with it or you think you're entitled to more or mom and dad told you you're going to get $100,000 but there's only $10,000 in the will that was given and you contest that. if you lose, you get nothing. so as a result of that when you start contesting a will you better have a lot of money to pay a lawyer to do it. and you better know what you're doing otherwise you could lose everything that was given to you. >> when you're writing your will do you put the no contest section in or is that state by state? >> any competent estate planner in the country always has that clause in the will. >> who can contest a will or a trust? >> well heirs, any type of heir

could do that. anybody who is an heir to the will. okay and how do you contest it? you could say there was undue influence. the most common thing is the neighbor the caregiver. who has been taking care of the person for years and they end up with everything. if you can prove that they undue influenced or duress or mental capacity they were god forbid they were very ill and had a will done. a lot of times when this happens, it's when people download these documents from online sites, do it themselves they don't go to a competent lawyer and all of a sudden things change or they do what's called a hal oographic will. that's when they become vulnerable to those people who prepare the will. you have to get it done professionally and the right way to protect yourself. >> if you change your will you should let people know. you're sitting in las vegas i'm thinking about howard hughs left a whole bunch of wills.

i think the last one they said was legal was one he had written by his own hand. >> that was a holographicical. the amount of taxes that was going to go the state based on where his domicile was, where he was living. the other thing is to understand you can change a will do what's called a codicil legally anytime you want or do an amendment to a trust. for example, let's say, you know children become estranged. all of a sudden they come back in the parents' lives. it happens. you can go back to the lawyer that prepared it and said we've reconciled our differences now i want to give the child what i believe he or she deserves. things change in life. they do change. please get it done. to the viewers, get it done legally and make sure you understand the disposition of your estate. >> because after all, where there's a will there a war. all right. let me write that down.

bob massi, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> take care. >> good advice. coming up on this thursday it's a dangerous new trend among teenagerts teenagers. we have to warn you this video looks horrifying. >> don't swallow it. [ yelling ] >> he is either in real pain or a real good actor after swallowing on a dare the world's hottest chili pepper. this morning what every parent needs to know so you don't have video at your house of your kid doing that. standing between you and half a million dollars, a big boom. >> cut a wrong answer and. >> three, two, one. >> boom. you blew it. >> you blew it. so do we have the answers?

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i've got a couple news headlines. isis is detailing a plan to smuggle a nuclear weapon into the united states through mexico. this is all part of an article in the terror group's propaganda magazine online allegedly written by a journalist that's being held by the network. the hypothetical details how it could be prchsed in pakistan and taken into nigeria where boko haram could smuggle it into latin america. this comes as retired general petraeus needs to rethink how it's fighting the group. >> isis clearly is a threat to the united states to our allies and partners around the world. what you need to do is look at what you have. figure out where you need to augment. >> petraeus said he would deploy u.s. teams on the ground to help in the fight against isis. the actress mila kunis's

stalker has been captured. he spent four days on the run from a mental health facility. he was sentenced for rehabilitation for breaking into her condo in 2012. police got him in an alley in santa monica. the viral ghost pepper challenge? it may be a dare but it is not a joke. one teenager finding this out the hard way. be advised the video is kind of hard to watch. >> don't swallow it. [ yelling ] >> that video is going viral this morning. the kid swallows the world's haulest chili pepper on a dare. it looks like he immediately regrets that decision. ghost peppers are 400 times stronger than tabasco sauce. not a good idea to give that a try. >> usually those things take a

second or two to kick in. he's pretty immediately on that on the pain. do you smell a rat? >> i don't know. >> i feel bad for him. >> if he's not acting i feel terrible for him. >> do not try it. >> he's becoming famous. maria molina is with us. >> it's chilly this morning. you're looking at a temperature at 55 in new york city in the plains temperatures warmer. it is going to get hot in parts of texas. you'll see the highs climbing into the 90s. across parts of the plains we have severe storms early this morning. north of salina in kansas. you're looking at a severe thunderstorm warning that should become more widespread as we head into this afternoon. we have a threat for tornadoses and are risk for more storms as we head into friday. >> thank you very much. imagine yourself standing in front of a bomb clock ticking,

and all that stands between you and half million dollars is a single cut of a wire. watch this. >> but cut a wrong answer and. >> three, two, one. >> boom. >> it's all over the place. you blew it. >> whoa. get those goggles ready. it's time for boom the new trivia game show on fox. here to give us the inside scoop and see how well we would do. comedian and host of boom tom papa joining us now. >> welcome back. >> what sold you on the show? >> what sold me on the show? it's pretty exciting. you know i was like all right i'll take it. i can be funny on it. >> just get a buzzer. >> sure. but then -- my ear piece is coming out. people are this close to winning million dollars and there's this bomb in front of them. >> you cut the wrong wire the bomb -- >> it explodes.

i went through 20 suits. >> the host is not immune from the slime. what is in that solution that the people are -- >> disgusting things. >> is it acid? >> yes it's all acid. it's like oatmeal, strawberry stuff. it's disgusting. the people who make it or insidious. the first one went off and it didn't get me. i heard them through my ear piece saying can we crank that up the bomb. >> you wanted to test us to see how we would do. >> now? >> why not? >> we don't have the wires to clip. you got a series of questions. >> i ask you a question. there are three right answers. one wrong answer. one wrong wire. you do not want to give me the wrong one or it explodes. >> do we talk to each other? >> you can talk to each other. you're friends. let's pretend your are a family. >> which three of these four holidays are celebrated on mondays. >> we have to look for the one that is not -- >> no, give me the right

answers. >> labor day. >> yes. memorial day yes veteran's day. >> i would say no. >> martin luther king day. >> we want to say labor day. >> and memorial day. >> you're right you did not blow up. you're moving on. >> thanks for joining us. >> that's it? >> the bomb is getting bigger. >> you only one $10,000. now you go to the $20,000 bomb. which three of these four nfl teams have birds on their >> seattle. >> where is st. louis? >> seattle. >> seattle has a bird. >> the ravens have a bird. >> san diego. >> and baltimore. >> atlanta. i will say -- >> let's don't clip the charger one. >> i go with atlanta. >> seattle. >> baltimore. >> you're right again. good job. these questions are too easy. >> a charger does not fly. >> it does not. >> okay. one last one. >> you shouldn't tell us they're

easy. you should make us feel good about yourselves. >> you shouldn't. which of these television shows were adapted into a film. >> jump street. sex in the city we know that. entourage this week growing pains is still in production. >> i'm going to say growing pains just to blow us up. >> you exploded. you are covered in slime. what would happen -- >> all of us? >> he would be standing at the bomb it would explode at him. he would have to stand back and you guys go. >> half a million dollars. >> it gets intense. it gets really intense. >> it starts tonight? >> no, june 25th. >> we have to wait a little while. >> thursday nights 8:00. it's a family show. my kids came and watched it. it's like saying do you really wish they win the money or do you want them to blow up. >> did your kids say daddy blow me up.

>> the kids sit in the splash zone. >> you're like the life guard is this going to interfere with that? >> i have gotten fat this year. i'm not life guard. >> we can't way. june 25th. thursday nights. >> thanks guys. and now this the duggers breaking their silence. >> they have told us that all this stuff was done as a juvenile this was all stuff that was sealed. and this is stuff that under law, there's no way this could ever be brought out. >> because of that they now want to sue, do they have a case? peter johnson jr. joins us live. moments ago, jobless numbers are released. stuart varney went to college to tell us what it all means. hi, stuart ♪

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we have headlines today. the late son of vice president joe biden will lie in honor in the state senate chamber. beau died last saturday night. former texas governor perry will announce his run for president. jeb bush will unveil his plans june 15th. the san francisco giants will visit the white house to celebrate their championship. they bill the royals in seven games last fall. it will be their third meeting with the president in five years. we have a fox news alert. the labor department just released brand-new weekly job numbers. stuart varney from our sister station at the fox business network is joining us. >> it's a good number.

276,000 new jobless claims down from last week. that is the firing rate. that means the employers are holding on to their employees much longer. this is not the hiring rate which is not doing very well. this is the firing rate which is doing well. that's a good number. solid. >> so the news is not as many americans are getting fired. >> that is correct. but not many are getting hired either. >> here is some troubling news. there's a new statistic out this morning that half the country, if -- let's say your transmission broke on your car or something that cost $400 or more how many americans don't have the money to pay for it. >> about half could not raise $400 cash at short notice. by the way, this doesn't come from some out lying group that's grinding a political ax. this comes from the federal reserve. they surveyed 50,000 people. half of them couldn't come up with $400.

they said we can't do it. 10% said got to sell something. 15% says i've got to borrow. 2% would have to get a pay day loan. >> that tells you that americans are being irresponsible or money is not there. >> we have not returned to prosperity prosperity. president obama has a policy problem. if were to grow the economy, grow opportunity you would not see a number like that. that's a lousy number. >> during campaigns we always hear people saying there are so many americans living paycheck to paycheck. ladies and gentlemen, exhibit a. we're not only living paycheck to paycheck half the country, a lot of people if one thing happens, you need adnew set of tires, you're dead. >> it goes on. the same survey says one third of those surveyed will not go to a doctor because they can't afford it. this is the post script to obamacare. the reason is deductibles. the arg deductible on a bronze

plan is $10,600 for a family. you have to eat that before insurance kicks in. you don't go to the doctor. >> or you do and pay in cash. al varney company coming up between 9:00 and noon. >> three straight hours. >> if you know want to know where to find it go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder and there you'll find it. >> the show is off to a great start. >> it is. 13 minutes before the the top of the hour. the story everyone is talking about. you have the duggers breaking their silence. >> they had told us that all this stuff was done as a juvenile. this was all stuff that was sealed. this is stuff that under law, there is no way this could ever be brought out. >> now they may want to sue. do they have a case in court. peter johnson jr. here. >> do you know who else is here? bill hemmer he takes over in 12 minutes. >> the three amigos right here. we could sit on this for a while. >> the three amigos to the dos

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they had told us all this stuff was done as a juvenile. this was stuff that was sealed. this is stuff that under law there is no way this could ever be brought out. >> well the parents from 19 kids

and counting, jim bob and michelle duggar breaking their silence in an exclusive interview. >> now the duggers may be in talks with attorneys after a possible lawsuit after the release of their son's sealed juvenile records to in touch magazine. >> do they have a case? here to discuss it peter johnson jr. >> they may have a case. it depends upon whether the city attorney chief of police kelly, and those folks were being straight up. or whether they were playing games or had a problem with this family. if they were looking to hurt this family the freedom of information request and the way they responded to it is void. and wrong. and illegal. and they should sue. and they should seek criminal sanctions if they believe that criminal behavior occurred on behalf -- >> that would bring more attention to the police department. >> this is not going to go away. there will be more legal

repercussions. there may be lawsuits in the future. who is the fifth person that was touched in an inappropriate way. are there others? do others come forward with spurious claims or false claims. are their copy cat claims. this is only the beginning of it for this family. it's a terrible tragedy especially for the family. juvenile records are supposed to be seal. victims and the people accused are seal. >> are you saying the actual victims dwpdepending on their age could bring a suit forward? >> statute of limitations is probably done. how would is the baby sitter 15 15 did it ever happen again? there's a lot of interesting questions. obviously, the freedom of information laws are not there

to unmask juvenile victims and juvenile offenders. that's against everything we stand for in this country. >> the story out there that apparently -- i think harpo, which is oprah winfrey's company had the information, didn't go public with it. sat on it. i guess the question is did they pass it on to somebody else or what happened? >> you don't know how it happened. you don't know how this magazine had the information that would cause them to serve a freedom of information request. but the truth is in this country, that those requests come all the time. and a lot of information we are not really comfortable getting out there gets out. certainly shouldn't get out in terms of juveniles. we also know that there's a lot of people in this country that have an ax to grind with this family. >> sure. >> for the association of their son, with the company that he was working for. for what they stand for in terms of life and affirming life for the christian faith.

there's a lot of people that don't like them. but that's not a pretext. >> if you were their attorney would you have said go ahead and do the interview? does it help or hurt? >> it depends on what they're trying to do. are they trying to fix their reputation i believe it's raised more questions than answers at this point. megan did an credible job as usual. are the answers as dr. keith ablow pointed out so ably on this show are they appropriate, do they understand what actually happened in that family. and how much treatment was actually provided for the young man. hopefully, he's fine now. and god willing, he is. we need prayers for that. but there's a lot of interesting questions. this is a very public family. the fact that someone's a public family doesn't mean that the law should be evaded. freedom of information act does

not reach in to juvenile crimes and juvenile victims. >> if you could go back in time as you see this landscape what was the first legal mistake the family could have made that maybe would have changed this? >> this is a hard issue. there are buried secrets in many families in america that people do the very best they can through faith and through healing and through bringing other people in to have a change. was there an underlying psychiatric condition? there may have been. should there have been earlier treatment? probably. >> peter johnson, jr., good to see you. very good topic. >> hard topic. >> more "fox and friends" just moments away. ♪ ♪

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