we hope we can make more affordable. >> to move on. >> there's an off-ramp to obamacare that gets us where we need to go. >> thank you very much. we don't mean to say horrible things about him but he was right here. we didn't know that. see you tomorrow. >> hello everyone. this is the fox news alert. at this moment the nationwide manhunt continues from two convicted murderers who escaped from a prison. multiple crews are going door to door searching for the violent killers. >> we had a rapid response. we're leaving no stone unturned. we have a high presence of both ground personnel, investigators and a variety of specialized assets. the state police ask the public take no chances. make no efforts to apprehend them. and report any suspicious

activity. if you see something, say something. >> and governor can drew como took the unusual step of offering a $100,000 award described the complex escape earlier today. >> this was an elaborate plot. if it was in a movie script you would have said it was overdone. it took a number of days there's no doubt and it took equipment that they should not have had. and that then generates the question how did they get the equipment. did they get it from a private contractor. was there a civilian employee cooperating and that's what we're looking at. >> we have a lot to get to. governor cuomo points out very elaborate escape scheme likely not hatched overnight. >> of course not. there is definitely a thought, premeditation and planning in the execution. where did they get the tools they needed to be able to make

the escape? who didn't do their job properly. you don't escape from a security prison like this without somebody on the inside helping you along the way which is a huge problem. >> at the same time i mean it happens more often than you would think. when doing research you saw 2,000 people escaped among prisoners in 2013. 22 were in new york. 2,500 escaped in 2012. these guys are high profiled but there are more prison breaks than people know. >> whether it's a maximum security prison or a jail facility. >> definitely. >> and these guys had the tunnel. they broke through with some high level equipment and they tunneled their way through and somehow got a locked manhole cover open and out. >> i don't know if it's exactly like the clint eastwood movie. they cut a hole through their cell and put that classic -- they put the clothes in the bed. why does that still work,

clothes in the bed. but they crawled out. you got to be careful not to root for these guys. every guy -- i think eric, you'll agree with me. >> i can't. >> do you understand the hain nous nature. >> every guy's fantasy is to be arrested for a crime he didn't commit and then escape. >> this is a fantasy? your fantasy? >> that part irwill agree with you, tom. >> you may really decemberspise me for the question. >> it's obama's fault. >> not today. >> new york is of the most rigid gun laws in the country. there are a lot of people wishing they had access to guns to protect themselves. >> if you go up to upstate new york everybody is packing. they're all packing. listen these guys are -- this

is like in cold blood. this is what came to my mind. this guy matt dismembered somebody. what's frightening is that the governor said and nobody knows, they could be anywhere. anywhere. that's the part that's terrify. >> another breaking story involving law enforcement. we go to mckinney, texas where cops were called in to break up behavior at a pool party. when the cops arrived they ordered the crowd to disperse. when they refused, this happened. >> [ bleep ]! [ shouting ] >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> i'm done! >> [ bleep ]! >> on your face! >> okay. now listen to that girl thrown to the grass. >> he had me on the ground had my face in the grass. and had all his weight on my

back and like i was telling the other officer i couldn't breathe could he get off of me. he got off of me. that's when he put me in handcuffs and another officer asked if i was okay. i said no. getting fired isn't enough because this could happen to anybody. >> but before you judge this officer, listen to this eyewitness who refused to be shown on camera out of fear for her safety. >> he grabbed her arm to try and handcuff her and she was -- she started resisting immediately and she should have just stopped at that point like anybody and sat down and put her hands behind her back and he said lie on the floor. she wouldn't. they were just doing the right thing when these kids were fleeing and using profanity and threatening security guards. >> i would do it again. you see one thing. you see that one side of the story and then maybe hear a bit more information as time goes on. kind of softens the tone. >> it's a pretty horrifying picture when you see it. she's in a bikini and a young girl.

then you have to look at the full situation and do the investigation and talk to eyewitnesses because you're seeing a portion of the tape versus the whole incident in its entirety. as a prosecutor it may look one way on this clip but what else happened? what preceded the incident? >> all morning long -- this happened sunday afternoon. all morning long i heard quite a few pundits crying race in this. now, i'm going to push back on the race issue. this cop came. he saw a bunch of kids and he may have acted properly or improperly whatever. i don't think race had anything to do with it do you? >> i have no idea because all we saw was a couple seconds of the clip and somebody else's opinion as to what happened. who knows. this is why you investigate. doesn't look like it was racially motivated. who knows. >> so the pundits who are calling race -- >> premature. >> there are a lot of other factors out there. people were going on twitter to say more and more people come

by. there is video out there on other networks of all the things happening in the lead up to this moment.remember this looks terrible. it was one snapshot in time and many things were happening before and after. there were reports the officers were telling people to lay down and as soon as they turned they were jumping up and rumpnning away. when you take one moment in time without everything that came before it -- it's difficult to judge. >> even that i saw this online. shocking video. didn't shock me at all. i'm thinking okay the cops are breaking up a party. these guys are great. >> a young girl in a bathing suit. i disagree with you. >> if you watch this tape -- >> you're really something today. >> hold on a second. two kids or three kids came up to him and they ran. two other kochs joined this cop and this guy pull as weapon. now i'm one of the biggest if not the biggest defenders of law enforcement in -- i don't know -- in the building anywhere i cannot for the life

of me figure out why he drew a weapon. >> he's got a girl trying to put handcuffs on her and he runs at him. he was intimidating the cop. you can't do that. >> do you want to weigh in on this? >> this is like a mess. it's got all the bad elements especially what's been going on now. it's got a bizarre girls gone wild component with the bikini situation. kids out of control. people disrespecting law enforcement. nobody is listening. nobody is showing respect. you can get yourself out of this trouble if you just comply go by the rules. maybe they're wrong. handle it in the right way. i don't want kids to get hurt people to get hurt. >> when people don't comply bad things happen. >> we got to move on. while the mckinney texas story was unfolding another confrontation with law enforcement was about to erupt. bringing order to the annual hot '97 summer jam. a soldout concert featuring

chris brown after a riot situation was in progress. >> [ bleep ]. [ alarm going off ] >> back up! back up! >> your thought? >> i've seen 27 or so bruce springsteen concerts there and i i've never ever seen anything like this. in fact you would never see that kind of police presence outsides these shows unless you actually have a really big riot situation going on. the state police do not bring out riot gear. >> they were called in to lock down what was a bunch of people jumping over the gates trying to get in the concert which was at or near capacity already.

>> i think any concert is too much for me. i can't stand these crowds. i wouldn't go to see, you know -- >> you're too busy standing aside breaking out of prison. >> men do fantasize. >> he admitted it's a fantasy of men. >> i'm trying to help you. >> please. i would say these are bad guys. but you have to be careful you have to remember. >> back to the concert. i mean what is going on? i'm with you, i've been to many concerts and never seen anything like this. it seems like all of a sudden we're in a situation where there are things getting out of control all over the country. i don't know if you can attribute it to an overall state or disregard for police or a general discontent. i don't know. this is an unusual occurrence at a place we go to all the time and have never seen anything like this. >> there was someone interviewed on the network and he said it's because it was a hip hop concert and the vast majority of people were african-american that the cops treated them that way.

>> oh gosh. too bad isn't it? >> yeah. >> that that is just like the automatic, you know five cents response. >> do you feel the sense in america the tensions are rising any time a cop is involved with the african-american community. >> i think people are using this as a convenient excuse for lawlessness in some instances. >> for the record i saw jay-z there and at yankee stadium. nothing like this. there you go. >> maybe now is not the time to open up a contentious debate over guns. someone forgot to tell the chicago community. the reverend jessie jackson blaming the nra for the elevated number of homicides in chicago. >> i'm just tired tired of the nra! tired of them prostituting themselves and buying politicians in this country.

you can argue and call us names but you got to deal with god. and the blood of our children is on your hands. and you will pay for the murder of our children. >> so somehow the reverend is blaming the nra for the elevated number of homicides. i have a hunch that the elevated number of homicides are committed with handguns that are probably not obtained legally, tom. >> i agree with everything you say. and i don't think these a good looking t-shirt over the priest outfit. >> too low? >> i don't like his fashion either. i agree. it's ridiculous. going after the nra. he's been singing the same song. i don't think -- i'm ever going to listen to father flager. >> it's difficult to be constructive in what this is all about. if you're going to try to stop the violence in chicago trying to make the link to blame the nra when i doubt many of the guns are being legally used for those with permits for them.

i don't think that's the root of the problem. i don't know. the connection is not there. >> is there any logical connection between the nra and homicides? >> yeah. the nra opposes background checks. some people who are mentally ill may not be able to get these guns. >> a memory ill person. >> if you have them but the nra opposes background checks. >> do they? >> yes. >> a background check. >> not according to to the nra. anybody can walk in and by buy one. >> you have to have a background check. >> not at all gun shows. >> yes. at gun shows as well. >> not at all gun shows. the nra opposes that at gun shows. universal mandated background checks. >> that's not the law. >> that is their stated

position. it is not the law. therefore this ridiculousness by this reverend makes no sense. he wants to focus on an object and not about the individual choosing to use it in a way that is illegal. >> baltimore in seven full days in baltimore now at the number of homicides in baltimore is on pace to exceed last month which was a 40 year high in the number of homicides in baltimore. as we point the finger at cops places get more violent. >> yeah i agree. there's a horrible epidemic going on right now. at the same time you can't say that the nra's job number one is not to sell as many guns as possible. it is their job. they're gun manufacturers. >> but selling more guns doesn't necessarily mean crime goes up. in fact the numbers prove that when more guns are in the hands of americans crimes go down. >> i can show you other studies that disprove what you said but.

>> but yours are wrong. >> my studies aren't wrong. >> the fbi shows over 20 year period gun ownership in america went up by 50% and murder rate went down -- >> these deaths in inner city chicago none of them come from guns bought at a gun show. >> how do you know? if you bring it back to the point of baltimore, the idea is that now police a standing back as a result of everything that we just talked about. they're standing back. it's causing more violence to go on at this point. we need to figure out some way to police community safely and not step over the line. but at the same time we need law and order. we or not having it and murders are up. >> we need to point out that the vast majority of the homicides going on in chicago are done with illegal guns. are people who don't have background checks and go through concealed licensing.

they just show up and buy an illegal gun. >> they can go to a gun show and buy a gun. >> if they go to a gun show they'll have a background check. >> how do you know? >> they'll buy them on the street. very common knowledge. >> next. >> next. the republican presidential candidate issued a public plea for caitlyn jenner's vote. that and much more coming up. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. ♪ ♪ there's people who care where i'm going ♪

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caitlyn jenner made her public debut on the cover of vanity fair. this summer she'll star in the new reality show chronicling her life as a trance jepder woman. >> so many people go through life and never deal with their own issues. no matter what they are, ours happen to be gender identity but how many people go through life without ever dealing with themselves. you go through all this stuff and you start learning kind of the pressure that women are under all the time about their appearance. i never had until a couple of weeks ago actually a professional come in and do any

makeup. what a difference. maybe some day you'll be normal. just blend in society. >> you are normal. >> put it this way, i'm the new normal. >> well when talking about a transition to diane sawyer jenner revealed something else she's a republican. and one gop presidential candidate is hoping to get her vote. >> i haven't walked in her shoes. i don't have all the answers to the mysteries of life. i can only imagine the torment that bruce jenner went through. i'm a pro life traditional marriage kind of guy but i'm running for the president of the united states. if caitlyn jenner wants to be a republican she is welcome in my party. >> that's a warm embracing -- >> what an amazing pr management

of just the entire media. the media is having a conversation with itself about this at all times. she has outstunted kris jenner. what a genius move to say that you're a republican and you're this controversial figure. it's an excellent opportunity for an advocate to say i may or may not agree with what you have done but it sure isn't the government's business. it's a great opportunity to make that puntoint. wow, all of a sudden on the right is over recording the vote, no? >> not everybody. lindsey graham good for him. it's wonderful there are welcoming people. others are not so welcoming about transgender people. my hats off for lindsey graham. good for him for expanding the republican party. >> was he being honest? >> about what? >> he never walked in her shoes?

just around the apartment. just -- >> where -- >> wow. >> i want to scooch more to this side of the table. because this is turning into a -- [ talking over one another ] >> is there question? >> put on a couple of heels and walked around? >> i can't honestly say i have. >> i don't understand. >> i would also like to congratulate lindsey graham. because he's going to get at least one vote now. >> where's the love at this table? >> i have lots of love. >> yeah you were good. >> i miss bruce jenner. i liked bruce jenner. >> bruce jenner is still here. he's just caitlyn jenner now. >> she's very likeable too. even just the clip of the reality show. i don't even like reality shows but i wouldn't mind watching that. he -- >> she. careful. >> i talked to bruce jenner. after he won the olympics i

talked to him. it was a thrill of my life. i was an 11-year-old kid but fantastic. i talked after he won the decathlon. >> pretty cool. now you guys are in agreement again. there you go. all right. so it's going to be interesting. a one to watch. to a political hot topic. hillary clinton's voting rights and new reaction from conservatives to her inflammatory remarks last week. >> today republicans are systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of american citizens from voting. what part of democracy are they afraid of? >> hillary clinton for the aforementioned race debating statement she made i think it's made rather cynically. it's cheap -- >> he is saying this is cheap. what do you think?

>> charles is right. we have been talking about that same -- >> he's always right. >> yeah. and the issue is that hillary clinton was suing states to increase their voting window for voting. meanwhile new york state has none. there are no days for early voting in new york her own state, the state she was senator in i don't think i heard hillary suing new york state. >> andrew cuomo should get with it and do early voting. i think the notion of what she's talking about is good. i don't see a problem. what's the problem, register the people to vote when they get to be 18. >> you need an id to register. >> no. no. no. i said this -- >> can i say this? this is what -- >> i haven't even answered your question yet. i am for ids if you can provide

people with free ids. >> texas is -- >> and, and the problem is a lot of people don't have access to their birth certificates or passports because they never got one. >> don't need them. >> and the question is if you can find a mechanism where people don't have to spend the money to get those documents -- >> to get you transportation to the place to take the picture. >> how do you prove you are who you are. if you don't have a birth certificate or a passport? >> a phone bill. there's like a -- >> fine. if you -- >> i don't understand -- >> a cable bill would say. >> that's correct. >> i don't understand what problem we're trying to solve. when you look at the studies and data that came out of ap. they're neutral and crunched data out of the census and they found that voters black voters as a percentage of the population it was totally proportional to their percentage of the population same with white voters. everybody is voting -- >> it's not a race issue. >> it's not a race issue.

i don't know why we're saying somebody's vote is trying to be suppressed. if you feel passionate and you care go vote. if you don't care to are be engaged and you don't care to form an opinion, don't go vote. then you're not engaged an randomly checking boxes. we don't want that. >> why not register the people and have them have the decisions to go vote? >> i don't like voting month. get up on the day and go to the polls and vote. >> some people work. >> you're against all voting. >> i'm against everything except the military. >> god less america. one president is vowing to eliminate legal marijuana in america even if it will cost him votes. stay with us. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... from the smallest detail to the boldest leap.

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colorado became the first state in the nation to legalize

recreational pot in 2012. 60 minutes just did a followup on the demand and the dangerous. >> those who might remember pot from the '70s. the marijuana sold today is up to ten times stronger. there's a healthy appetite for the rocky mountain high and no shortage of stores to supply the demand. colorado has licensed more than 300 recreational dispensaries ringing up $303 million in sales last year. $52 million in tax revenue. just three months into legalization a 19-year-old college student visiting denver leapt to his death from a hotel balcony after eating a pot-laced cookie. the coroner's report noted marijuana intoxication as a significant contributing factor. >> pot stores are big business there. this one owner is defending her sales. >> you say you're a business person. i think some parents would look at this and say she's just

pedaling drugs. >> i can tell you that the drug dealer on the corner or any state in this nation isn't carding, isn't checking your id or making sure you have a medical marijuana card or you're over 21. this industry does it every day. the stats show it. we have done a phenomenal job. >> she doesn't look like a drug dealer. >> it's pretty focused also and alert. paying attention. >> what are you trying to say. >> don't know that she's smoking it. >> she probably isn't. she's a ceo running the company. we heard that when you legalize pot we heard this for years, if they legalize pot it will take out the motive for the drug dealers and no illegal activity. there's still illegal activity because people want to avoid paying taxes. they were wrong about that right? >> it's still happening correct. and we have got some economic stimulus going and money flowing back into the economy. a little bit of taxation going

on. so perhaps they're happier because there's a revenue increase but it hasn't run the drug dealers off the street. >> and it's opened up all sorts of other problems. let's take a look at what chris christie said about national pot lays and enforcing them. >> if you were president would you return the federal prosecutions in the states like colorado and washington state? >> yes. >> go after it? >> yes, sir. >> how are you going to win colorado when you do that? >> i think there's people in colorado not too thrilled with going on there right now. the way you win any state, you go out and tell people the truth and you lay out your ideas and you either win or lose. >> politically-wise or not? >> this is what a lot of the merchants are worried about. it's the reason why they can't get bank accounts. this is one of the biggest problems when you're running one of these businesses. they're afraid the feds are going to come in and say the business is not legal anymore. they have to fill out tons of

forms under suspicious money acts acts all cash. they have rfid tags on every one of those plants. that costs about 25 cents a plant. each one every time going through. insurance won't cover them. loids of london have pulled out because it's gotten to be too dangerous. i think this is not going quite as smoothly as every thought it would. >> what a nice business perspective. >> it's all about the money. >> yeah of course. >> also other business perspective? >> yes. >> you heard tax revenue. $50 million. that's substantial. but that's probably the least benefit to the state of colorado. the greater benefit would be not jailing people for low level crimes like marijuana use and possession possession. we build in this country 10 plus prisons for every university we are build and the vast majority are housing people for low level -- >> possession of marijuana these

people are -- >> tommy can i just comment on chris christie? chris christie is making a fatal mistake. he's taking a shot at libertarianism. he's doubling down right now. if he wants to run and become elected or be the candidate he's going to need the independent vote and they will not vote for someone going backwards on this issue. >> everything your said this is like scary, i agree with you 100%. every argument against legalized pot is the argument you can make against alcohol. >> but that doesn't make it right. >> we should ban alcohol? >> no. i didn't say that. i don't understand. so you can make it against alcohol -- >> my point is pot is no more and probably less harmful than alcohol is. i don't understand the stigma of not legalizing marijuana. i don't smoke it. i don't understand why. i don't get it. >> there are a lot of addicts out there -- [ talking over one another ]

>> one of us at a time. >> i never even tried it and i'm not going to. >> it's not about using marijuana now. for the record like julie said i don't smoke it either. a lot of libertarians want to pass this law and get marijuana off the books make it at least decriminalized if not legal. i'm a firm believer our jails are overcrowded. >> county jail. you do not go to federal or prison or just for possession of personal use. >> why are we spending money on county jail? >> time to go. all good questions. the five dozen smoke pot. next on the five. the mate arc gives a new interview on her 90th birthday. barbara bush reveals her nickname and something she's not going to talk about coming forward. next.

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we would like to wish a very happy birthday to an american icon. >> former first lady barbara bush turned 90 years young today celebrating with her family and did an interview with her granddaughter jennifer bush. >> we call her the enforcer. >> why do you think we call you that? >> because i enforce. if you do something bad i point it out to you. >> although barbara is known for speaking her mind she says she's going to keep quiet on one subject, politics. >> i promised during this next campaign season i will not talk. i'm not going to be amusing about someone who does something stupid in the campaign sfwh one of the things i admired about you is you stuck up for the things you thought are right. and voiced your opinion. >> i'm going to stop voicing my opinion and sticking up for things i think are right except my boy. i think he's brilliant.

>> she's going to be quiet during the campaign. what a mistake. she's one of the best things the bushes have going. they have have her out there front and center. >> i agree. happy birthday. it's incredible. the dedication her patriotism and everything her family has done for the country. she's fantastic and has a lot of spunk. people should be motivated to make every day count. i hope she's chatty during this next election. >> they call her the enforcer. >> i love that. >> which makes sense because behind every successful family is one bad ass mama. true? is that right? >> yeah. >> julie? >> yeah. look first of all, happy birthday mrs. bush. i think it's great. i think the last time she got chatty she said the country has had enough of clintons and bushes. the family might have gone to her and said you might not want to be chatty this time around. but happy birthday to mrs. bush and many many years of health.

>> they asked about the stereotype of her wearing the pearls and she said that's okay the pearls are to cover the wrinkles and it doesn't work any longer because you can't wear the pearls over your face. >> so clever. >> she's awesome. my favorite bush of all the bushes by the way. i wish she would talk. i love what she said the last time. i understand why she wants to stay quiet. my boy, is she talking about jeb or -- >> they did clarify that. it was jeb. >> a tip from mrs. bush have your daughters interview you. no more on national press corp go with your kids. >> if there were chelsea interviewing hillary all of you would be going -- >> it's a birthday celebration for a 90-year-old incredible bomb woman. >> all right.

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many of us grew up watching

sesame street. >> c'mon get ready! c'mon get set! it's time for the sesame street alpha bet. as for annie. >> c is for cookie monster. d for dessert. >> entertaining kids for more than 45 years. also having lasting educational impact. according to new studies the benefits kids get from watching "sesame street" can be powerful. >> everything we do here is devoted to helping children grow smarter, stronger and kinder. >> you must listen with your whole body. eyes watch. ears listen. voice quiet. be calm. >> so we see that he explains what listening with his whole body is. it is a way to show children that if they don't pay

attention, that they're not going to learn the instructions to get actually what they want. >> i go to work to avoid watching sesame street and it pulls me back in because"sesame street" and they pull me in at work. i have a 3-year-old at home. i have a problem with the fact i think we can create. what you get in preschool is socialization, they get to learn from other kids become a member of a community. what do you think? >> absolutely. i think it depends on what preschool you are talking inging about. there's a lot of progressive education taking over. they do child based and child focused education and don't focus on the numbers and letters. they say you are going to learn it later. we have visited schools not use zing the alphabet. this shows you need to give the kids the basics in a straight forward way over and over again. the kids who watched "sesame

street" were more likely to stay in the proper grade. the kids that didn't were behind. you need the basic fundamentals. preschool is more than learning that the socialization. you can't gloss over the basic math and phonics. the very same tools, numbers, communication. >> kimberly you have a little boy. >> yes. >> is he into it when he was little? >> not really. >> i like "sesame street." i liked it more than he did. i think it is important. preschool is extremely expensive. i don't know how much he got out of that. he's playing with your kid. >> they were at the same preschool and got in all kinds of trouble. i didn't say that on national television. >> your kids watch sesame

street. she was a feminist award. >> you knew that was coming. >> text rich man. the oil barren business guy is going to take down the "sesame street" studio. i'm kind of kidding, but there is some sort of left leaning stuff going on there. also elmo the red guy, he changes in the subway disgusting. >> what you are talking about is in every school everywhere. it's the perfect opportunity to reinforce the values you believe over what they are taught in the outside world. you are going encounter that. >> the schools are less than ses me street. i was raised on sesame street. i loved it. i loved oscar. i was not an elmo kid. i'm for it. i'm a shining example.

>> is that where the word fantasy comes from? one more thing is up next.

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time for one more thing. >> there's nothing like a couple beautiful babes, you agree? well take a look at the royal babies. they are super cute in their photo shoot. there's multiple photos.

there is prince george with his baby sister princess charlotte. the photographer behind the lens that took these outstanding photographs, well kathryn of cambridge, their mother. >> very cute. good job kate. i don't think they should comb babies hair though i don't like that. >> it's >> this came out. i understand this. the northern white rhino is there are only five left. only one male. here he is. his name is sudan. that's he. >> you just like saying rhino. >> we have a picture of the female. they are trying to breed them to keep the species going. the northern rhino species, they need to keep them going. >> where are we going with this? >> if they have a child, a baby rhino, do me a favor and hit me up. name that rhino. >> you know this is like a

joke. so bad. >> my new red-eye gig. i have to return the favor. are you watching? i watched last night. this is true. i want you to know this is true. >> when the show was announced, some [ bleep ] purchased the website address. they are holding the site for ransom. he joins us now. this is him. i stress this is real. >> you are too stupid to buy your own show's website. so we thought it a good idea to buy it up and hold it ransom. get on the show and lo and behold here i am. >> that was you. >> no it's not. i think i know who it is but it's not me. >> you know how much i love led zeppelin. they are opening up their archives for the first time. there's a new song called "sue

gar mama." it's not their quality, but it's amazing. if you love led zeppelin like i do you would be excited about it. >> going to check that out. >> i didn't know you shared this commonality. >> we are soul mates. >> in case you missed it on friday -- i don't know what's going on over there. fox and friends, cooking with friends, my mother-in-law martha thorn of the thorn collection came on to cook with me. you are supposed to share your own recipes and i don't have any. really people only like the food their mothers make. i get my mother-in-law's recipes and fly her in to do the cooking. my husband is happening. she got an add in for her real estate company. i was mortified. pretty sure i was going to be fired. this is a fish fry recipe. she loves to do them.

cheese grits and sausage baked beans for a fish fry. >> we have to go. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of this. president obama says he still does not have a complete strategy to defeat isis in iraq. he's waiting for a finalized plan from the pentagon. senior officials insist they have many options for the white house, but the president hasn't acted on them. so now what? this is special report. welcome to washington i'm bret baier. almost a year after admitting he didn't have a plan to deal with isis in syria, president obama says he does not yet have a complete strategy to take the fight to isis militants in iraq. the president is largely blaming the iraqis. the comment came