edition of media buzz. we hope you'll like our fabzcebook page. we post a lot of content there. we're back here sunday morning. you know what's coming with the latest buzz. we start with the fox alert. right now president obama is in jeremy germany meeting for the g 7 summit and we're there. hello, everyone. i'm erik shawn. >> i'm arthel neville. they are meeting to discuss the pressing international issues ranging from the economy to global health. >> standing up to russian aggression in ukraine, combatting threats from violent extremism to climate change. and on all these issues we are very grateful for the

partnership and leadership of your chancellor anglo merkel. >> the president just mentioned, and what vladimir putin is doing. he was dropped for his support of russia back in a separatist movement in ukraine. it has been raging for well over a year. vladimir putin is not stopping as there are new fears russia is moving in yet again. we have a fox news contributor with us. >> 18 more dead and fighting in ukraine. russia reportedly moving in more tanks. "the washington post" this morning saying obama needs to confront putin. mr. putin won't be there. how does the president do that with the other world leaders and is it possible if. >> i don't think even if putin were there, you'd see a confrontation. the problem with the american

and west response to russian activity is it's been weak. while it's caused some economic troubles in russia it certainly has not undercut political support for putin. and it has not deterred him from continuing his military activity and trouble making basically inside ukraine. and contemplating other potential targets like nato members, the baltic republicanss. i think this could be a good opportunity for west and japan as well to look at the policy with respect to ukraine and resolve to do something more stronger in response. but i don't see that happening. >> what would you suggest? >> well i think that the efforts that some nato members the secretary general has asked for for deployment of nato forces clearly into the baltic republicans giving arms and aids

and other assistance and training and intelligence to ukraine and clearly making it more costly for russia by imposing really stringent economic sanctions. that doesn't seem to be on the table. the president hasn't proposed anything. normally in these meetings the host country takes the lead. i think kanschancellor thinks she cut the deal with russia some months back. it's not holding but nobody has floated new proposals to get tougher with russia. i think we'll see rhetoric but not much. >> if the sanctions haven't been working and there's no potential sanks on the table, do you think anything can stop put snn. >> i think he's got to measure the cost of activity in ukraine or whether he'd rather keep it destabilized. he's watching the calendar. putin, like others around the

world, doesn't know who will win the november 2016 election but they know that obama's days are winding down. they want to take advantage if they want to confront the west or challenge it this is the time to do it. despite putin's statements that the west has nothing to worry about for him, i think further challenges are very much on the kremlin's mind. >> you mentioned a statement from yesterday. he said there is no need to fear russia but was he blunt and defense i. look what he said in an interview. all our actions including those with the use of force were aimed not at tearing away the territory from ukraine but at giving the people living there an opportunity to express their opinion on how they want to live their lives. everything we do is just a response to the threats emerging gengs us. i think only an insane person and only in a dream can imagine that russia would suddenly family member nato. i think some countries are

simply takeing advantage. >> that language about the people in eastern ukraine living the way they want to and russia assisting them that is exactly the kind of lack wajnguage that putin could use in the baltic republic if he wanted to stir up trouble there. i think we're in for more challenges. i think putin senses the weakness of the obama house and the west as a whole and he's willing to probe and see if he meets resistance based on his experience in georgia and ukraine. he hasn't seen any. i think more challenges in ukraine, the baltics and perhaps elsewhere are certainly coming. >> he's probing and not backing down and as you said more potentially to come. that's frightening. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> arthel. >> we have a fox news alert on a terror attack stopped in its

tracks as french police arrest two more suspects. they say they were assisting in a lot linked to syria. an algerian student apparently behind that plot that involved plans to attack a church last april. that student is also suspected of killing a woman in that same area. he was arrested in april after apparently shooting himself by accident. >> back at home a prison break that sparked a man hunt after two convicted killers escaped from new york. authorities say they used power tools to make their way out. richard matt who's serving life and david sweat serving 25 years for kidnapping and murder. they escaped from the clinton correctional facility. the governor saying that the two had to be heard because they used those power tools to cut a hole through the metal wall of

their cell. >> it was elaborate. it was sophisticated. it encompassed drilling through steel walls and steel pipes, so this was not easily accomplished. this will undertake a full investigation to make sure that this was the first and the last time anyone escapes from this facility. >> the prison guards didn't hear anything? well they were discan covered missing during a bed check on saturday morning. they even left a note with a little face that said have a nice day. >> gop presidential hopefuls keeping a high profile this weekend. many of them taking place in the roast and ride event in iowa the state that holds the first in the nation presidential caucus and many of them taking to the microphones on the sunday public affairs shows. christen fisher is following the story live from washington.

>> good morning. it's been a busy morning for the gop candidates. lindsey gravm lindsey graham rick santorum, chris christie also. russia isis the recent cyber attack to talk about but domestically many of the candidates took on what hillary clinton said this week act voting rights. she specifically took on rick perry for voting restrictions in texas. here's his response. >> i think it's way outside the norm of ridiculous if you want to know the truth of the matter who call out the people of the state of texas. i don't know what her beef is with the people of the state of texas about the voter i'd but i think she's on the wrong side of the issue. >> perry is one of the two accounts to enter the race this week. the other, graham making his case for more troops on the

ground in iraq. >> if you think we can protect america without some troops having to go back overseas and fight for a very long time most likely then i'm not your guy. >> and, of course we're still awaiting an official announcement from jeb bush but this past week he set a date june 15th. >> let's talk about the democratic side. will we will seeing hillary clinton on the sunday shows any time soon or do you think she will choose a different platform for speaking? >> >> no idea about the sunday shows, but she is preparing for her first major campaign speech. that's set to take place next saturday in new york city. only one of her opponents on the democratic side made a sunday morning appearance this morning. that would be lincoln chafee. >> we'll stop making the mistakes that secretary clinton made. that was a big mistake. when we're trying to renew

relationships and they got the russian word wrong. that's those types of mistakes that set back a relationship. >> over the next week get ready for hillary clinton's first big speech on the campaign trail. tomorrow she will be attending a fundraiser in maryland. back to you. >> thanks a lot for that report. >> well history on the race racetrack racetrack. what excitement. a triple crown winner. american pharoah breaking that 37-year-old drought winning the belmont stakes and riding vic tore tore yusly in the record books. >> reporter: the last time a horse won the triple crown it was 1978. that was affirmed. since then there have been 12 horses that have tried and none have made it except for yesterday, american pharoah who broke a fit slow at the start

but led throughout the entire mile and a half race dashing in the last quarter mile to win the belmont stakes by 5 1/2 lengths becoming the first horse in 37 years and the 12th to win all three races in five weeks. it's a feat some said would never be done again. the crowd witnessing it, holding their prized tickets in the air. american pharoah with his misspelled name an unusually short tail making winners out of his owner and trainer. this was baffert's fourth try at the triple crown. also putting the jockey victor espinoza in the record books. becoming the first hispanic jockey to win the triple crown.

this was his third try at the triple crown. third try was a charm american pharoah will rest up and they'll have a private party for him in kentucky and then he'll head to california. the owner says they continue to race american pharoah for as long as they can for the good of the sport and the fans. but he did sell the breeding rights for about $13 million to a stud. of course after racing american pharoah will begin his career as a stud breeding for up to $60,000 to $100,000. pretty lucrative career after that. >> ryan victor us pa snow za was not able to get the crown twice. he was a bus driver. now he's riding a different

vehicle. >> that's a lot of money for a stud. would that work with my dog, george? >> as long as he wins the triple crown. george running out there on the track. >> i thinkthey have suffered defeat after feet. now we're told iraqi troops are taking a stand against isis recapturing a piece of land. the latest on their progress. >> and rand paul remember his filibuster now a new controversial bill in congress is getting hill fired up. supporters say the bill will h help the economy but critics charge it will cost americans their jobs. ♪ ♪ ♪ (singing) you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. get the complete balanced nutrition of ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d

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recaptured key parts of a town north of baghdad. they've withinbeen suffering a lot of defeats. they even raised their flag. this comes as troops continue to advance on an area that was first seized by isis one year ago. >> the president is trying to rally support for his transpacific partnership agreement which would give the president authority to open up more trade with some 11 pacific rim nations. john boehner adding to the support but a familiar voice is raising red flags over the legislation. rand paul is demanding that the white house release the full text of the trade deal. as president obama attempts to fight skeptics on both sides of the aisle. joining me now, author of clinton inc. great to see you.

>> great to see you too. >> many conservative lawmakers support senator boehner in the effort to fast track the process but you think that it is in fact a process that they're reluctant about, not necessarily the bill itself. what do you mean? >> it's a complicated bill. there's a lot of support among a lot of republicans and also some support among some democrats including the president. there's also a lot of opposition among a lot of democrats and a lot of republicans. there's two types of criticism there's the substance which is they don't like the deal for various reasons, they don't think it will help the economy or for any number of reasons. it depends if you're rand paul or jeff sessions or elizabeth warren, your criticism is different. then there's the process. it seems to be mirroring obama care. that's why some conservatives are labeling it obama trade. people are not able to reedad the

bill and you have to pass it in order to see what's in it. that's infuriateing a lot of people and it's good reason for conservatives like rand paul and others to make it an issue. >> that's exactly what senator maul is paul is arguing saying release the details publicly. allow time to digest the details and then vote but i ask you, though does rand paul run the risk of appearing to grand stand, yet again? >> that's a good question. he kind of messed up a little bit last time around. i don't think he's going to have the same opportunity to mess up this time. it's not just a rand paul issue. he has a lot of supporters like i said from e lizwet warren to jeff sessions and i think spreading it out among parties helps. even hillary clinton won't take a position on the trade bill she says because we don't know the details. she's right. it's fair to put her in the

position. i think it helps the argument against this bill. it helps grow a coalition, because just weird bedfellows. >> you just said that hillary clinton doesn't necessarily support it because she wants to know what the details are, but we also know that the bill itself doesn't sit well with liberal democrats and unions which is separate from mrs. clinton but talk about the liberal democrats and the unions unions. >> they're worried it will cheapen labors. if you can trade labor that's cheaper, a lot of companies will outsource their work and go where it's cheaper because they have commitment to their investors to make money for their business. and i think that's where their criticism comes from. they -- unions very interested in the american laborer.

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right now we're awaiting the results of the parliamentary elections in turkey. they can be a big effect on the radical fight, and the fight against isis grows. now there's concern if no party wins the majority.

>> reporter: millions of turkish citizens have turned out to vote for a new parliament and while the ballots are being counted, this election is much more than about a new parol m. it's about one man. the rules justice and development party is led by the push turkish president. he's expected to win the most voted but he's seeking a large victory so he can make dramatic changes to the system. he's a topolarizing president. he's deported extremists and other fighters in syria much to the chagrin to the united states and other nato countries. he wants a more musular foreign policy here. he's expected to increase husband powers allowing him to

pursue more aggressive foreign policy probably backing other extremist groups that the united states and other groups aren't happy about. standing in his ways is a small kurdish party. the kurds fighting in iraq and syria but here in turkey there's a marginalized community and they've often accused the president of siding with rebels and isis and other extremist groups against kurdish fighters. there's a lot of tension. this election isn't just about the domestic issues here in turkey. it's about what the president sees for the future of the turkish state and how it plays into the fight against isis and other groups. there are a lot of eyes particularly in the united states and europe who are watching the vote here and what it means for the overall fight against isis and extremism and the deterioration of the middle east. we'll let you know in a few

hours what the outcome is. >> very important. connor powell live with the latest. thanks so much. coming up in a few moments, the doctors are here with "sunday house call" with all the advice to keep us healthy.

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