at doughnuts anymore. >> i'm not holy. >> well there is one without a hole in it. >> everybody, set your dvr so you never miss an episode of the five. have a great weekend, everybody. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> hello, everyone. topping the news iraqi military and militia soldiers taking on the isis terrorists. the country has been rocked by a series of deadly bombings. we will have the latest on their fight to defend their nation. >> also a pleatcomplete recap of the event in iowa where a number of republican presidential hopefuls turned out for the roast and ride for joan anyniany joni ernst. >> and thousands gathering at the annual g-7 summit with

questions over how to deal with russia at the top of their list. first tonight, we are awaiting history at the making of this year's belmont stakes. as american pharoah prepares to compete for a shot at winning a possible triple crown. you know that is something that hasn't been achieved since 1978. more than 35 years ago when the horse affirmed did it. so everyone is wondering within the next hour will this be another day for the record books thanks to american pharoah. rick is at belmont for the latest. >> reporter: there are 11 triple crown winners. an hour from now there could be 12 and the excitement definitely building here at belmont for the 147th running of the belmont stakes. and of course american fair re oig is the heavy favorite to win this race. but that doesn't mean a whole lot because the favorites don't always win here at this track. and history is not on his side. he's the third horse in four

years and 14th horse since 1978 to win both the kentucky derby and the preakness. but of course the 13 others all failed to finish first. so affirmed remains the last horse to chief the crowned jewels if you were. there are about 90,000 people here. sold out crowd. fewer people than last year on purpose because of the troubles that they faced getting home. there were delays of three hours or more at the track, that forced officials to limit crowd size and make improvements to the train station here to allow longer trains and more of them to ferry fans and out. security is high this year 500 track security officials to try to ensure that this event runs smoothly and safely. >> i want people to come here and have the best day of their lives. i want them to see history. i want them to have a good time. i want them not to worry about anything. don't worry about security. don't worry about somebody you

know wrecking your good experience. this is about coming here and having a good time and enjoying their time at the racetrack. all right base >> reporter: based on my firsthand observations people are definitely having a good time and the goo goou doloo dolls will be performing after the race. american pharoah 1:5 odds, but acceptseven other horses competing. >> we'll be rooting for victor espyinoza the jockey. he was on california chrome last year. didn't make it. we'll see it if he can cross the finish line later today. rick thank you. an intense manhunt under way in upstate new york after two convicted murderers escape from a maximum security prison. 34-year-old david switt is serving a sentence of life

without parole for killing a sheriff deputy and richard matt serving a sentence to life for beating a man to death. they were unaccounted for at bed check. the prison is about 20 miles from the canadian border. family friends and dignitaries saying farewell today to vice president joe biden's oldest child, beau biden. biden died of brain cancer a week ago at the age of 46. hundreds turned out to remember the former delaware attorney general. among the mourners, president obama who called biden a, quote, consummate public servant and a man of character. >> he was very much his own man. he was an original. he was a sichb of an incredible family who brushed away the

possibility of privilege for the harder better reward of earning his own way. >> more than 1,000 guests were in attendance at the delaware church p their respects. doug joins us live from wilmington. >> reporter: many of the dignitaries here today who come to grieve are former president bill clinton his wife hillary clinton, also senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was here along with many other senators, many r many house of representatives before a t. a lot of the cabinet as well as caroline kennedy and that does not include the throngs of ordinary people many of whom recognized greatest in the son of joe biden. here is the chief of staff served a tour in iraq. >> beau possessed the traits

i've waited only in the greatest leaders. inspirational, humble, intelligent, insightful, always building a team. and a man of incredible moral and personal courage. >> reporter: he was one of several people who asked bow byieau biden to run for senate after his father became the vice president. after all those requests, he declined wanting to continue as attorney general of the state of delaware. man who has developed a reputation for keeping his emotions in check, no drama obama, that was not the case today. he shed a few tears and was choked up in moments in his eulogy. >> he did in 46 years what most of us couldn't do in 146. he left nothing in the tank. he was a man who led a life where the means was important as

the ends. and the example he set made you want to be a better dad. or better son. or a better brother or sister. better at your job. a better soldier. he made you want to be a better person. >> reporter: and in a rare thing, we're told the president wrote that eulogy himself, a rare thing in the day of so many speechwriters handling the duties of a president like that. he was among the few to know about beau biden's worsening condition in the last few weeks and allowed vice president biden much time off so he could spend time with his ailing son. and one other final note here. st. anthony's church has now seen the departure of virtually all the mourners. and in a sign that life goes on, it's transforming itself now for a huge fund raising festival here they have here each year a sign that even in the face of

such grieving life does indeed go on. back to you. >> thank you very much doug mckell way. new developments to tell you about of that massive cyber attack against the u.s. government. reports that the feds learned months ago they say that the computer system that holds those records of millions of federal workers, they were told they were vulnerable to hackers. the inspector general at the office of personnel management issue that had warnd that warning back in november, but by then they had cleaned out thousands of files and were preparing for a large scale strike. the government is now asking federal employees to change their passwords and put fraud alerts on their own credit reports. molly has the latest on the situation. >> reporter: cyber security experts say as hackers looked through the government personnel files of millions federal employees past and present they may be able to figure out which

employees have access to national security information. and they may get enough personal information on the employees perhaps from background check files to try to recruit them as spies. >> when you get a background check like i did on myself they knock on every door you have lived. they talk to your neighbors, look at the your financials respect they ask questions and so when the government or the hackers get the data what they will find out, are you vulnerable can i turn you, maybe i can pay you off. or they will do the opposite which is let's act like an american. >> meaning they might have better information to fake an american life and lifestyle for nefarious purposes. officials say the attacks began in december and went undetected until april giving the hackers several months to steal the information. the white house says the fbi is investigating the attack. >> they are sxefrptrare experts in

this field and they are working actively to understand exactly the scope of this particular intrusion, but also to determine who is responsible and to make sure that we can take steps that are necessary to hold the individuals who are responsible for this. >> reporter: some federal officials and members of congress say china is likely behind the cyber attack. but china says don't look at us. a spokesman for china's foreign ministry said, quote, we've seen a lot of similar reports and similar comments recently but are they scientific is this we say that hacking attacks have the features of being anonymous, international and hard to trace. the white house has not publicly blamed china, but did say it has had, quote, significant concerns about china conduct in cyberspace. >> all right, molly, just stunning and such a shame that ordinary folks have to deal with this now. meanwhile the death toll for china's ferry disaster now rising to nearly 400.

it is the country's deadliest maritime accident in about accept deckseven deck sideade decades. the cruise ship capsized and most passengers were senior citizens. more than 40 people are still unaccounted for only 14 including the captain have survived. >> meanwhile in iraq badly beaten by isis which has captured even more territory. but thousand we thousand we're now we're told forces are fighting off attacks using anti-tank missiles. isis fighters attacking another town captured by the government last month.isis fighters attacking another town captured by the government last month. at least five members of the group have been killed in battle today. iraqi forces have struggled to recapture all the territory lost to isis in the countries west and north, last month the militant group took over the city of ramadi capturing ammunition a ton of armored

vehicle and other needed equipment from government troops. and meanwhile rising tensions between saudi arabia and yemen. a scud brought down in southwest saudi arabia home to a large air base. so far no reports of casualties in today's attack. today's violence marks a major escalation in the month long war. john hud dwi hasdy has the latest. >> reporter: this is the first time a scud missile has been fired since the country entered the fight back in march, shining a dangerous escalation in the violence. the scud was intercepted around 2:45 a.m. over the city of khamis mushait in the southwestern part of saudi arabia one of largest air bases

is located here. air sirens blareded as one of two patriot missiles were launched to chase down the incoming scud. this is believed to be video of the interception though fox news has not confirmed the authenticity. military officials say that houthi rebels fired the missile. houthis took control of the country's capital in december driving out yemen's president. since then there have been numerous air strikes on the houthis and other allied rebel forces targeting among other things scud missile launchers. but houthis are said to control still possibly as many as 300 scud missiles and this attack show that the rebels still have enough fire power to target saudi arabia and also jeopardizes the peace talks with the houthis scheduled for june 14 in geneva. john huddy, fox news. >> you know it's a saturday in

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they stand on the stages at farms and debate but today in iowa republican candidates getting quite a reception with a twist. it was the first ever roast and ride hosted by joni ernst. a total of seven candidates participated. they got on their hogs and

chowed down on hogs. >> reporter: and trying to cut pork in washington as well. senator ernst hopes this will take its place the annual roast and ride, six of the ten declared presidential candidates plus scott walker here. it started with a motor cycle ride came up to the expo in boone where folks got to partake in a pig roast and also rub shoulders with the presidential candidates. it also marked the first appearance on the campaign trail for rick perry since he declared for president on thursday. perry touting his 12 years at governor of texas as the sort of experience that qualifies him to be the president and commander in chief. let's listen to what he said. >> this is going to be a show me. don't tell me election. this is one of those where we stand and say what have you done where have you led. and let me tell you, nobody gave me a manual that said here's how you deal with the space shuttle

when it disintake greats over your state. be nobody said here's how you deal with ebola when it will show up on the shores of america and it will be in your state. >> reporter: it was always the capper of a big week for carly tee rein a the first time in a quinnipiac poll cracked the top ten, which means if she continues on this path, she will be on the stage august 6 for that big fox news all-important first debate. fiorina has been very critical this week of the administration for not adequately protecting u.s. computers against hack attacks where the information of 4 million federal employees might have been rocompromised. she said if she's president, she'll see the world for what it people hope it will be. >> we need someone to understand how the world works and who is in the world and can see clearly that china is becomin an adversary, that russia is an

adversary, that iran and isis are anned a adversary. >> reporter: heshe also won an interesting poll. when asked who they would like to see debate hillary clinton, fiorina came out on top. >> so i guess the roast and ride will be steak fry from here on in. >> reporter: that's right. it's hogs and hogs and you know the rest. >> looks like a lot of fun. john thank you. what a job they do in iowa right? >> an as you both know candidates campaigning in iowa today just a portion of those who have declared. the field is expected to grow larger still with as many as six others slated to make it official. but only ten will make the cut to port pay the in this year's first two debates. david hawkings is here now, senior editor for roll call. so we look the white house is the ultimate goal but what is the short term goal and is it the same for all the candidates?

>> i think it is. the short term goal is to get on that stage in cleveland and then at the reagan library a month later when cnn has the debate. so appearing at the roast and ride is not so much about courting favor with the republican caucus goers of iowa although that's important, the importance is getting a couple seconds on your air, the importance is getting noticed and not messing unand trying to climb through this incredibly nick field of people. we're talking about 16 people. twice as many people running for the republican nomination than will be at the belmont stakes. falling out of the top ten means you still have about 3% of the vote. so incredibly packed together. >> you mentioned the belmont stakes. so i ask you then, you're talking about the air time they want to get on tv they want to

be seen because it's about money. so how quickly are the weaker forces in this race run out of money? we're talking donations. >> well, i think they will start to run out -- it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. if they don't get to the debate they will be perceived as out of the hunt. if they don't get in the second debate they will really be perceived as out of the hunt and then the money will start to dry up. money begets support, support begets more money. so you have to sort of work all three things to try and be perceived as not a loser. with 16 people in the race and 10 of them getting on the stage, that means incredible almost half will not make it on to the stage and some of the ones who if the debate were today, i thought it was interesting in your piece, fiorina now would get on it the only woman in the race but we're talking about john kasich, a popular governor the most important state that

there is for the republicans. george pataki, important governor of an important blue state. so big name in the party wouldn't make it. >> and you mentioned some of the big names. is it stair forfair to say some of the groups are funding these candidates not because they're the potential potus, but a potential political power player someone who can lobby for their interests? >> i suppose that's somewhat true. but i think at this point, they all have the dream, they're all statistically in the hunt. if you have 11% of the vote, if you're scott walker or jeb bush who is sort of at the top of the pack right now and what separates you from being off the debate stage is only about 8% of the vote support, so it's totally wide open. and at this point all the donations are going to people

who the donors think could actually get the nomination. somebody else i should emergency, lindsey graham a signature united states senator who represents sort of the hawkish wing of the republican party. he would be below that threshold because right now he's only been in the race such a short period of time that he hasn't been in enough polls to get on. so by the fall presumably by august when this debate happens, i'm betting the whole thing will be shuffled totally different than the way it would look today. >> we'll hold you to it. we'll get you back then. david hawkings thank you so much. and want to let you know for more on the 2016 republican presidential race tune into fox news sunday tomorrow when host chris wallace sits down with recently declared candidate and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. that is tomorrow only on the fox news channel. check your local listings for times. and coming up here we'll have a lot more on that foiled terrorist attack. that plot foreign attack this last week in boston it prompted

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in upstate new york after two convicted murderers escaped from a maximum security prison. the facility is about 20 miles from the canadian border. a horrific accident at fenway park. a baseball fan struck in the head by a broken bat during last night's game between the as and red sox. her family says she's in serious condition. and two southwest airline planes bumping wings at an airport in southern california. it happened while one plane was pushing back from a gate. an airport spokesperson says no one was injured. some republican presidential candidates now firing back at hillary clinton at comments she made of accusing them of, quote twlib deliberately trying to violate people's voting rights. first here's what mrs. clinton had to say. >> today republicans are systemically and deliberately trying to stop millions of

american citizens from voting. what part of td are they afraid of? >> mrs. clinton making those comments while advocating for a controversial new system that would automatically register citizens to vote when they turn 18 unless they want to opt out. professor of political science at the university of california joins us. susan, the issue of voting and the access to voting seems to be teed up by mrs. clinton to be a part of this campaign. >> it does. and, you know it's impossible for it not to be a political issue. that doesn't mean that there is no principle and it doesn't mean it's not important. but the people mrs. clinton wants to get in the polls, and notice it's in battleground states, are people who tend to be younger, poorer, less he had indicated, more likely to be

minorities, that is people who tend to be more likely to be democrat. and the people the republicans are in some sense saying will come with fraud and abuse and illegal credentials, those would be democrats. so i think both sides have partisan agendas. i think there is a larger question. and it's really sort of a fundamental question of democracy. should everyone vote. i mean should we make it so easy to vote that really everybody votes or should voting be for those who want to make the effort who want to come out on a tuesday, who care enough to actually go vote. >> that's a fascinating issue. foind founder of acorn says there should be mandatory voting in the united states of america. look at france. you get to voting age, you get that little card because in our country it's counties you know, municipalities.

it's communities, localized board of elections the ones who run the voting system. it's not a federal issue in terms of the actual carrying out of the voting. do you think there should be -- what, drive people to the polls? what do you do? >> we have ways of making people do things. i say to my students if you're getting a student loan with conditions on your voting, would you vote? every hand nods. we get people to register for selective service. we get people to pay taxes. i guess the fundamental democratic question i mean the two parties that will play this game of to whose advantage this will be is if north care carry we get these laws thrown out, but the fundamental question is you know, should you have to make an effort to vote.get these laws thrown out, but the fundamental question is, you know, should you have to make an effort to vote. should it be somebody who really wants to show up on a tuesday. or should we make it as easy as taking $10 from the atm.

and have this whole class of people who maybe aren't paying as much attention as you and me go into the polls and say, umm, wush bush, clinton? you know. i'll pick one of those. >> i assume you're talking about the past potential maybe not about the future. but finally susan, that's a great point. critics say in texas, 600,000 people don't have voter i.d. or i.d. to vote and they don't show up blah, blah, blah. but the truth is because i cover these issues here at fox news channel, the voter fraud unit, a lot of people don't care. they just would rather watch television, rather just do whatever they do and they don't care. they don't care. they don't care. they won't vote because they don't care and that's the issue. >> todid you want them to vote?

if you look at the iowa caucus, what will it be? 30,000 republicans out of 500,000 eligible will maybe attend the iowa caucus. and in a multicandidate field, that means a couple of thousand voters out of hundreds of thousands may decide who the republican nominee is. it's an odd system we have. but they will be committed voters and would you rather have them than you know, your don't care people. >> well, you know what did winston churchill say, democracy is the worst form of government but the best one we have? sus ap susan, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> of course you can read her syndicated column in newspapers across the country and appears every wednesday and friday. i think susan was talk current day, not past. that was my take. all eyes are on american pharaoh at the belmont stakes right nows as he tries to win the triple crown. that and more sports coming up next.

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>> okay now turning to sports. we are waiting the results of the belmont stakes and american pharaoh is running for the triple crown after winning the

kentucky derby and the preakness. dan will be here and when it breaks, i want to talk tennis. serena williams won the grand slam. is she going to take wimbledon. >> it is great on the 71st anniversary of d- day won the french open. >> you just went deep on me on this one. >> absolutely. >> and addressed the crowd in french. the chech counterpart addressed them in english. i believe she will win the wimbledon. >> and now fifa. blaert got relengthed for a fifth term. and now he is resigning. did he think that the corruption charges may be sniffing at his

back door now? >> clearly they are sniffing at his back door. indeed the american prosecutors are sniffing at his heels. someone told him, it is time to step away. >> does that mean he is free of charges? >> absolutely not. we have not seen the last of the indictments. >> dan, the players are saying the corruption charges, don't let it give the game a black eye. will the fans buy into that? >> when you put the world cup in places like russia and qatar, it is hard to separate the corruption from the game itself. john oliver the comedian who loves the game attacked fifa. the people who love the game the most are having a hard time separating fifa.

>> we are waiting on the belmont park results. we are waiting to see american fairio. and when it happens, i will tell you. and meanwhile dan, talk about this. explain one nation, one vote policy with fifa. >> my opinion is that fifacan't get around the one nation one vote. there is not that many in the united nation. and each one has an equal vote. and that means the number of players in tonya and united states or france it is an equal vote. blatter wants to throw pork around he can buy election. don't see how it can change. >> and what do you think of american pharoah.

will he win. >> i sure hope so. >> does people care about it when it is not kentucky derby or the preakness. >> unfortunately even if american pharoah. wins it will be -- >> and i just got it is off. >> american pharaoh won. and he is official the 12th triple crown winner first time since 1978. and go to american pharaoh. and congratulations to victor. bee have a triple crown win wither, american pharaoh. crossing the finish line after finishing the kentucky derby and the preakness. >> oh, wow, i am going to get fired. the preakness. got to go. dan, thank you very much. and we'll more about it.

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a brand. and instead, this horse will be put out for stud fees because they are millions and millions of dollars. >> historic afternoon. up next julie banderas. >> fox news alert. horse racing his its first triple crown winner in then years. american pharaoh winning the belmont stakes in new york. a historic moment for the story of horse racing. rick you cover the stories every year and now you can report on this. >> reporter: yeah we have seen a lot of horses and jockeys try to win the triple crown. throw in the last four years and 13 horses and today, in fact just moments ago, we had a now triple crown winner for the first tim