autograph. >> and the bad, it might be time to give heels the boot. the injuries have doubled in the last two decades. ugly a delivery guy going viral after trying to move more than he can handle. he knocks over several cases of beer. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning to you, today, is tuesday, june 9th. i'm elisabeth hassle beck. the man hunt for two escape killers intensifies. did this woman make it all happen from the inside? new details about a prison worker off the job. hundreds march in texas overnight, demanding an officer lose his job after taking down a teenager after a pool party. now, the people in the

neighborhood said this is not the story. try getting this interview. >> get out of my way. >> a reporter stabbed in the eye with a lit cigarette. >> wow. >> not lucky. >> yeah not really. >> mornings are better with friends still. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes. >> live from the avenue of the americas we've got the a team of guests today, including that man right there, mr. t himself is back on television. he's got a new show called "i pity the tool." >> my prediction for that

segment, pain. >> it might be a little pain but in a great way. i wonder if he still has the van. >> he's a born again christian. he's a guy with military service. grew up in the projects in chicago. of course starred in rocky and the a team. >> much more coming up on the program. we've got joani ernst joining us from iowa. laura ingram and carly fee or rene in a. >> and elisabeth gets back in the pool today. >> don't you dare. >> anything can happen. remember last week we brought you that young man from new jersey who there he is right there, he was an aspiring police officer, but he left a gun in a glove compartment of a car. he told the police officer it was in there when he was stopped for a minor traffic violation s he wound up with a felony. couldn't become a cop. he maude a plea for governor

chris christie to pardon him. you know what happened yesterday? he par doned him. >> we have a decorated war veteran running for congress. why he feels it's important to be there and what his military service will be used to serve this country moving forward. we cannot wait to speak with him. what happened friday night in mckinney, texas. apparently a group of young people kids organized a pool party at the community pool. they had 30 pool passes but then a crowd showed up loud music. some people not invited, jumped over the fence. the security guard overwhelmed. you see the police officer. then you see the part now making national news. that man right there, corralporal david casebolt is now on leave

because of what was caught on camera. >> it looked like a one man machine when it comes to this officer and the breaking -- many different areas of mastery of self-defense. because of what happened the way he took this down the way he tries to defuse the situation that resulted in his temporary suspension and this march last night. >> over 800 people gathered here carrying signs against police brutality. some as you see them moving there in groups over 800. led by a group called next generation action. dominique alexander is the president of that organization that is demanding that the officer be fired in this case and be charged with assaulting the youth. we're going to speak with dominique alexander coming up in the program in just about 15 minutes. meanwhile, on the front page of the dallas morning news. they say there are two narratives about what happened there. either white residents harassed

neighborhood black kids at a pool party or law officers safely dispersed a loud out of control mob of teenagers. those are the two narratives regarding the video caught on camera. here is one of the witnesses make -- megyn kelly last night defending the police officers who were involved in the friday night fracas in texas. >> you were the -- he was the first officer to arrive there and it was chaos when he arrived there, and i think he had to kind of match that situation with a good amount of aggression to kind of calm the crowd down. the only people he were going after were people who just got up and started running, and it wasn't just black kids. there was a white female was one of the first ones i saw in handcuffs. >> the whole thing with this racial stigma i don't believe that that police officer came out there with the intent of throwing a 14-year-old girl down and starting this. this is not ferguson.

this is not baltimore. this is trayvon martin michael brown, or eric garner or anything like that. what this is is out of control pool party. that's it. >> what this is is something that needs further investigation. i watched that interview last night. he was like this is a beautiful community. we get along. it was a great area to live and it shouldn't be misconstrued from people around the world oorn the country who have never been there and probably not een go there, but this does look like he's a one-man police force, and it does -- if you look at the seven-minute tape other officers trying to calm the situation down. he is actually full bore into the situation. >> many people are asking what the heck is going on. certainly one of those people asking the question is brit hume are we in a situation now where resisting arrest perhaps not listening to police officers is encouraged even by

the al sharpton's of the world. watch this. >> i think to some extent this willingness of people to resist police commands and disobey police orders has been encouraged by some of what we've seen by the portrayal of people who get in trouble with the police as victims, by the portrayal of police as racists, by the attitudes shown by people ranging from al sharpton to president obama himself toward the police. >> i don't really see -- as i watch it again last night, there wasn't a lot of rudeness toward the police officer. there wasn't pushing back. there was a what's going on what did i do? i didn't see them going after the officer saying don't touch me what's going on. that girl in particular. >> she's 15 years old as well. >> the reason he drew his gun was because he had her down and a couple of the young men came

lunging toward him and he pull a gun. there are a lot of narratives out there right now. there are a lot of stories, the police are conducting a full gigs. i do know that the mckinney fraternal order of police issued a statement last night saying they were sure this was not a racially motivated incident and can say without a shadow of a doubt that all members of the police department not conduct racially biased policing. that was not racial in nature. that was simply a pool party that got out of control. >> the case involved a 10-year veteran once named the department's patrolman of the year. the manhunt intensifies for two dangerous killers who escaped from a prison near the canadian worker. we have more information about the prison worker who may have helped them escape. >> authorities are looking at every lead in this case saying that these dangerous men had to

have some sort of help for this great escape and they are reportedly questioning joyce mitchell a prison employee who taught inmates how to sew. she's now off that job. the convicted murders were last seen in their cells on friday night. this morning, a couple living in the same town they are claiming that they saw these two killers in their backyard. the pair didn't raise suspension at the time because they were wearing civilian clothes and that is a prij that they had been given behind bars. police just released pictures of both suspects' tattoos, hoping the markings can help people identify them. >> we want to get these guys back. these are really bad actors. these are killers. these are murderers. they are going to be desperate. they killed once. they will do it again. >> police in upstate new york are now guarding schools as a precaution and again these men are extremely dangerous.

people are told not to approach them. authorities in canada mexico also assisting in the search at this hour. back to you. all points bulletin. anyone who does this bounty hunter said said look out, they are going to get guns drugs, start killing people again. >> last seen carrying a guitar case. apparently they had the tools in the guitar case and kept them with them in case they needed them a little bit farther down the road. it's a busy morning. you have news developing. good morning. developing now another u.s. government website attacked by foreign hackers. the syrian electronic army claiming to take control of the u.s. army's official website. it's a declassified site and it publicly went down after hackers posted error messages supporting syrian president ba shar al assad. another post appears to feature the email addresses of military

employees. that group has hacked major new size including "the new york times" and "the washington post." and workers with the tsa were found to have missed incomplete background checks. they are claiming they don't have access to the complete terror list. this come one week after homeland security said that they were able to sneak 96% of prohibited items passed tsa employees, including weapons and explosives. watch this this reporter had to deal with as she tried to ask a question. >> get out of my way. >> that woman said get out of your way. the woman puts out her lit cigarette on that reporters

face. this happened on australian tv. the 23-year-old was walking out of court. she was supporting her friend who was charged with murder. now that woman is facing charges of her own for being a public nuisance. that reporter went on to tweet about this. she said just stub her lit cigarette in my face. charming. the women's soccer team beat their soccer team. so take that bad person. >> i don't know if she cares. coming up on this tuesday, president obama making a startling admission about the fight against isis. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> what are they waiting for? what do the brave men and women who fought in the war in terror think about us not having a strategy right now? advice from a retired navy s.e.a.l. is coming up. and their everlasting love

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>> when a finalized plan is presented to me by the pentagon then i will share it with the american people. we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires commitments opt part of the iraqis as well on the part of how recruitment and training takes place. the details are not yet worked out. >> really a year later. your reaction hearing that? >> it's not surprising. it's not surprising. i think when you look at the facts on the ground what's happening. particularly for those of us who served through the battle of ramadi and the violent conflict to take that city back from al qaeda and iraq, ice -- isis' predecessor to allow the u.s. to stand back and virtually do nothing has been horrible.

>> i've heard of bad, ineffective plans, this is no plans. this is 24 hours after a general on sunday said we believe we contained isis. the president says we have no plan. the pentagon according to sources said we presented the president with a myriad of plans. he's got to choose one. >> there's no doubt that's the case. i can tell you from friends of mine that i speak to. folks are frustrated. we know this is an evil enemy. we know how to defeat this enemy and there's been no political will at the absolute top. the commander in chief, secretary of defense, to actually allow our troops go in there and let them do what they need to do. isis is not the 20-foot enemy they are made out to be. when they are driving around in humvees that we gave iraqi

troops they are very easy for us to handle. just a small number of the right combat forces on the ground we could have massive impact and roll them back significantly. hand them a defeat. >> what do you think of people who say we don't want to put americans back in the meat grinder again? >> we already have them back. if we allowed them to go out and pull the trigger and supported them with enough air support and maybe a small unit of armor, we could make a huge difference there and hand isis a giant strategic defeat. >> the perception is they are winning and it's not good. >> it's not perception. it's reality. as you have tens of thousands of people across the world joining isis that is really the testament that isis is doing well. as soon as we start defeating them as soon as a lot of the folks that are showing up there are getting killed there's going to be a backlash against that and that's going to -- the folks going to join isis will

virtually go to nothing. >> thanks so much. it must be so frustrating. >> absolutely. >> all right. meanwhile, 19 minutes now after the hour we change gears. we have a white officer taking down a teenage girl at a out of control pool party. our guest wants him fire. one high school is going to gender neutral for high school graduation gowns. have the p.c. police gone too far or just far enough? ♪ ♪ when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5

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group of teens at a neighborhood pool party. watch. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> on your face! >> 7 million people saw this on youtube. many are asking if the officer was justified or did he get too far? dominique alexander says the officer went way too far and should be fired. why should he be fired? >> the reason why he should be fired, when this video had 300 viewers, brandon brooks personally we reached out to each other and he let me know that this was definitely racially motivated. he was a caucasian male that lived in this community and most of those children that was around this community, most of the ones that were around him

were his friends. he felt like he picked on individually these black kids that was all around him. the officer never -- when he was dispatched never went to and asked these kids did they actually stay there. every kid that he harassed on that side of that street actually stay in this craig ranch community. >> there's an investigation going on right now. so that has yet to be determined. i want to bring to you fact there is an eyewitness who said this isn't about race. one actually said there were kids who were white who were being told to sit down and do not move. this is not about black kids and ben who lives in the neighbor says race was not as well. >> the whole thing racial stigma i don't believe that police officer came out there with the intent of throwing a 14-year-old girl down and starting this. this is not ferguson. this is not baltimore.

this is not trayvon martin or michael brown or eric garner or anything like that. what this is is out of control pool party. that's it. >> is he wrong? >> i'm going to tell you several facts. i actually talked to that gentleman there, and when i asked him, i asked him who was the one that put the party and he basically told me that there was a caucasian family that put this party together. well i found that fact being actually incorrect. that it was a black family and her two daughters who actually planned this party and they went through the steps on facebook and what we have came out is that the hoa don't have leadership right now in that community. so there's a lot of uncertainty of what the rules and regulations are, but that should have been in that community, a conversation in that community. >> hang on. when a party gets out of control and then police are called in was that officer -- look this is tough to wawf.

i get it. i wouldn't want to see a 15-year-old kid get pushed to the ground. hang on a minute. when you are looking at is the fault of the officer restraining this girl because she's a girl because she's young or because she's black? which one of those is it? >> because he restrained her in the way that he was acting from the beginning of the video, when he came out to the scene, he never investigated the scene. he never even went to the individual that even made the call. >> again, that investigation is still under way. we are not privy to the facts about what he investigated when. we have the video that was shot by someone who says this was about race. i want to bring this to the front in fairness to our viewers who many have brought to the attention of the public that you yourself were reported to the cops by a neighbor that you were grabbing your girlfriend at the time as she walked away from you, that you had a history of anger and when your girlfriend triedce you took her phone to stop her, they are saying who are you to say this officer shouldn't be dealing with a female this way

when you yourself have had a history. what do you say to this credit ticks? >> what i can say is that incorrect. that's an incorrect statement. that fact is not true. that is -- >> were you not involved in the incident? >> no i was not involved with that incident. that is incorrect. that's you know that's the clarity of what people will try to do to destroy you and your name when you are trying to bring justice toward a situation. these are our children. these are our children being attacked by an officer that has an extensive military history. he has a s.e.a.l.-team training. he knows how to act and this is an active supervisor. he's an acting sergeant acting like this. badge number 227 -- >> he was also patrolman of the year in the past. he's a ten-year veteran of the force here. the dallas morning news by the way had that information on you. so you can contact them if that is indeed incorrect.

>> yes. i've been in contact with them. again, let me tell you this this officer right here when this video leaked this information, the officer's name was not released to us by the city of mckinney or the city of police. it was released to me by members in the community that actually wanted to see eric casebolt fired from this police force. he has a history of acting toward this community and this police chief has been in this department for about six weeks now, so there's a lot of stuff that was going on in the past. we know this by the police chief that was let go. these people had rights to be there. >> dominique, this was a party where it got out of control with the fight. police were called in. the facts are still being unfolded right now. in this investigation, we can agree to let them play out, let it unfold and it will be told whether this officer will be in

the position or not. we thank you for this conversation. it's a tough one. >> thank you so much. >> you got it. up next his dreams of a police officer being derailed over a legal gun in his glove compartment. he joins us live with a huge update. mr. t is coming to a home near you. he's ditching show business to demolish houses. the actor is with us next. i pity the fool. happy birthday to johnny depp, he's 52 years old today. ♪ ♪

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>> good to be here. i'm glad to be back. >> and you've never met elisabeth before. >> i want to be on the a team. >> you are on the a team now. >> you are a good guy. >> you are a good lady. yes. >> we're going to be with you in just a minute. but first we got to go outside to see maria. she's cooking some bakery stuff. let's do it! >> oh, good morning. good to see you, mr. t. hello everybody at home. i have a special guest this morning. it's joe gooch, he's the president of sin a -- cinnabon. >> today we are launching cinnabon sausage bites. it's wrapped in our world famous dough that we use in our cinnamon rolls. >> we have them.

they look absolutely delicious. how do you make them? >> this is our world famous sweet dough that we use for all of our great cinnabon classic rolls here. we take it. we roll it out, of course and we take the great breakfast sausage, wrap it right around the dough. we bake it fresh several times throughout the day. we bake it off. serve it up with premium maple syrup, mustard. any time throughout the day. >> why make sausage bites? >> believe love the sweet side of cinnabons, now an opportunity for a saveory cinnabon. when i'm running through the airport or i'm on the road with my family, stacey abby and jack, these are great to have for that occasion. >> time for the taste test.

we have keith from our crew who is going to take the new sausage bite. what do you think, keith? >> what do you think, keith? >> that's a sweet sausage. >> we have a winner. i'm having one right now. abc-t -- delicious. >> you turned them down you can't get soft like steve. >> i have to take tough -- i got to stay tough. >> this would be your weak spot. >> i don't like breakfast. i like to be go. >> for first, we're going to go heather with the news. >> thanks mr. t. >> we've got some new information coming in this morning. a man accused of terrorizing florida realtors is behind bars. this guy posed as a client. he's accused of tying up the women and calling one of the

women's husband for ransom. an hour later, another realtor was attacked blocks away. someone recognized them in this walmart surveillance video that was released by police. your first and second amendment rights could be under attack by big government regulation. this is quite a story. the national rival association now warning that proposed rules from the u.s. state department which currently has nothing to do with gun ownership or licensing in the united states would put a gag order on firearm-related speech that is posted on line. the state department wants you to get government permission before discussing technical details about guns and ammunition on line or face a $1 million fine or 20 years in prison. wow. the nra says the details in question are commonly shared among gun owners and buyers online.

the p.c. police hitting high school graduation. seniors at james hue bert high school will have gender neutral graduation robes. students will all wear blue. this movement comes after a gray student -- gay student rights group protested. bush family relatives gather in maine to mark a milestone birthday. barbara bush celebrating her 90th birthday at their ken necessity bunk port home. as the family celebrates we're getting a rare glimpse at decades' old love lovers between president bush and fiancee barbara. it was back in 1943. he describes his elags over their recent engagement. writing, i love you, precious

with all my heart and to know that you love me means my life. how romantic. i bet mr. t has written some love letters in his day. >> he has met the bushes and the ray gans. >> i helped nancy with her just say no program. >> if you want to know if that is really mr. t. this is your official i.d. from the state of illinois. >> exactly. 1981. it says mr. t. >> right on top. >> so do three other forms of identification. your license and your passport. >> exactly. you better believe it. there's a lot of perpetrators out there and pretending and all that stuff. give me my birth certificate back. >> they use my name in vain. >> speaking of your slogans, i pity the fool is something from

the a team but i pity the tool is your new show. >> oh, man. >> take a look. >> number three. you never fail when you hit the nail. grr. number two. measure twice. cut once is for wimps. just do it. plxt t -- mr. t's golden rule number one, diy because i said so that's why. grrr. >> you go and tear down houses? >> yeah. but it's more than -- it's more than rehabbing and tearing down. we call it renovation. we got to do the right thing. >> you are doing in the right area. >> we're going to be repairing homes for veterans and low income people and stuff like that. people just in need. >> do you get emotional? >> oh, yes. as a matter of fact the first episode we do it was -- the

pilot episode was shown on saturday. the guy's house we fixed, i met him 25 years ago. i met him in the hospital. he had broke his back and neck. how is the chance that his house was the first how we did was just amazing. >> the thing that makes you so special is that you are a real big tough guy with a big heart, the perfect mix and the perfect series for you. >> i'm tough on the outside. tender on the inside. that's what the t stands for. to the women and children it stands for tender. to the thugs, it stands for tough. >> of course you are mr. t. wednesday is national iced tea day and you are partnered with fuse. >> they are with the coca-cola company and they know the real thing. let me take a swig too. i want you to know you won't grow muscles like mr. t but you'll feel good. >> i do feel good. >> definitely.

>> look at that. every time -- >> explain the butterfly. >> the butterfly. yes, yes, you know because i play a butterfly in the commercial here. you know because they pick me because i'm so tough and they wanted me to train other butterflies because butterflies basically they are kind of wimpy. everybody is trying to eat them and tear them up. plus the butterfly, when i was in the projects they said he will never amount to nothing, he will amount to nothing. first, i was a caterpillar. then he goes through the met amore fa cyst. >> mr. t, you are always one of our best guests we ever have. >> thank you, steve. thank you, my dear. thank you my brother. >> feel his pain. >> yeah. >> mr. t, i got to do it this myself.

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when you come through medical school you learn a lot about science, but you may not know how to take care of the patients. the concept behind it is okay the details is going to make it much harder. they are adding a lot of psychology to it and social behavior science to this. with the shortage of doctors in this country right now, the fact that we need to have good doctors, this may really ham hamp per some of the kplik kants and zar them, to add three more hours is a little bit of a problem. >> there are three more hours to take the test but what about the preparation time? that's the same. if you are adding more to prepare for it around you automatically taking away from the subjects they were studying for? >> that's a good point. we need good doctors and surgeons. is bedside manner is it important to be empathetic

sympathy for your patients that's given. if you spent 30 years of your life to be a doctor that has to be part of your dna. i don't know anybody going to medical school and sees a patient and says you know what i'm not going to care about this patient. to add so much to it and take away a lot of real science. there has to be a good balance. i'm worried about this. as it is it's already difficult. if you look at the textbooks in medical school years ago, it used to be a thousand. now you are dealing with four or five thousand patients and to carry all of that it's hard. >> a lot of people are going to decide it's not worth it. the pay-off is not great. we're the big loser. >> if you want to become a good doctor you have to care about it. finances are very difficult. you can't go in there because you are going to be extremely rich et cetera. you have to go in because it's in your heart. that's given. >> thank so much. >> thank you. >> i think mr. t is waiting for

you on in the green room. he wanted to become a police officer but that path derailed after a legal gun was found in his glove found in his glove compartment. he's here with a huge update two years in the making thanks to governor christie. they were charged. this morning the superintendent at the school having a change of heart. the family says the damage is already done. you'll hear from them coming up. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. but the family just didn't think a flood could ever happen.

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remember the story we reminded you about last week? the aspiring police officer charged with a felony for carrying his legally owned gun in the glove compartment of his

car. his police officer dreams were shattered for simply being honest. today that has changed. new jersey governor chris christie just issued him a full pardon. stephan josie davis joins us live now. congratulations. >> thank you sir. good morning. >> for people that didn't watch last week when we told the story and months before two years ago you were cleaning your gun in the garage. your little sister comes in. you didn't want her around it. put it in the glove compartment, forgot about it. you're out on the street get pulled over for a routine traffic stop. you told the police officer there's a gun in the glove compartment. he took it. no big deal. >> no big deal at first. >> then you wound up getting charged. >> yes, i did. >> then the legal nightmare. they essentially said take a plea deal or stand trial and you might go to prison ten years. you took the plea deal.

>> took it. >> the problem was you were left with a felony on your record. you wanted to become a police officer. >> yes. >> you made an appeal to the governor. when did you find out chris christie pardoned you? >> found out yesterday. my attorney called me and said we'll be getting a pardon. >> how do you feel? >> the support i've gotten from fox and gun rights across america and everyone supporting me. >> before you came to us you went to naacp. >> i definitely want to thank them for not helping me. i didn't fit their agenda like i told you. >> their agenda was? >> black lives matter but they don't matter here because i wasn't shot by a police officer or beat up by a police officer. al sharpton and all the rest of the organizations just are not willing to help.

it's just sad. the young man man copming from communities but not inside communities getting out helping young black officers to patrol the communities. >> now you got the fresh start, full pardon. your life is waiting for you. what are you going to do? are you going to become a police officer? >> yes, i will. i'll make everybody proud. >> we do a lot of stories that don't have good endings. this has a terrific ending. >> great ending. >> what would you like to say to chris christie? >> thank you for issuing the pardon. it's well appreciated. my family and i are very thankful for it. everybody else supporting us very thankful. wish him the best of luck if he runs for president. he has my vote. >> that's exactly what he'd like to hear. stephan, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> keep us posted on what you

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good morning to you today. it's tuesday, june 9th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the man hunt for two murderers with schools on lockdown and board patrol on high alert. did this woman make it happen from the inside in new details on the are prison worker now off the job. >> i would think so. hundreds in texas demanding the firing of a white officer for taking down a black teen girl and other things including taking down his gun at an out of control pool party. now people that live in that neighborhood are coming forward saying this story is not what it seems. we'll report and you'll try to decide. and that's not justin bieber, but this guy has quite

the fan club. kids lining up to get their school janitor to sign their yearbook. it's a heartwarming story going viral. you're going to hear it on this tuesday episode of "fox & friends" live from new york city. ♪ ♪ >> rolling stones. this is from a record they did. >> a tease to start us up for the day. >> what else would start us up? >> fantastic guests this hour for example -- >> how about the powerful coming up on the program, joni ernst, carly carly fiori. >> did you see the fantastic

pictures taken by kate? >> she did them herself. if you'd like to take great baby pictures like a pro, we've got a pro princess. princess and prince with us today. >> we're going to bring in about 100 screaming babies to make it more exciting. >> for the royal moment we'll teach you how to capture in your living room perhaps. and what you need to know before you click send. we're going to decode it for you. >> do you send it with best with an initial? some are good and some are really bad. >> xoxo got to be careful with. that. >> not for everybody. >> certainly though the. we've got a busy hour as we start you up. in the meantime let's take you to texas. in mckinney, texas a protest, 800 showed up. some called for action against the police officers. they march ed from the nearby

elementary school to the swimming pool where it happened friday night. many people said the teens were good kids treated unjustly. >> this goes back to the incident seen by 7 million people online where a 14-year-old girl was taken down by a police officer, officer casebolt technically removed from duty. she's seen here in her bikini. now the 14-year-old girl is speaking out for the first time about what happened. >> he thought we were saying rude stuff to him. he grabbed me and twisted my arm on the back of my back. he shoved me in the grass. he started pulling back my braids. i was telling him to get off me because my back was hurting really bad. >> the whole thing, you see this video. it's got 6 million views, probably higher now. you say to yourself i kind i

feel i saw the whole story. you didn't. you weren't there when we got there, when the cops got there. that's what sean on the kelly file last night. he defended the cop's behavior. he was there. >> he was the first officer to arrive there. i mean it was chaos when he arrived there. i think he kind of had to match that situation with a good amount of aggression to calm the crowd down. i was within feet of him when he sat down 13 to 15 kids and made them sit down on the ground. the only people he was going after were people that got up and started running. and it wasn't just black kids. there was a white female, one of the first i saw in handcuffs. i thought he acted the way he needed to help in the chaos that was happening. >> so he says he witnessed it.

a local resident from the neighborhood in mckinney, brian guestner posted on social media. he says it was a mob event. two security guards attacking a mother with three little girls. kids were drinkng weed would not listen to adults around a pool. she says this is kids that had no respect to authorities or residents. that's according to one of the residents that reported facebook. >> this is not stopping activists, one is dominique alexander who organized the march of 800 yesterday. this is what he had to say. >> these are our children. these are our children being attacked by an officer with a

military history. he knows how to act. this is an active -- he's an active sergeant act alikeing like this. he has history acting toward this is community. >> this 26-year-old has led other things like this before. he has a checkered past. >> he said it wasn't true. it was reported in the dallas paper he himself was involved in an incident with a girlfriend of his at the time where he pushed her away. it prevented her from calling the police. >> also involved in a high speed chase where he claims his car was stolen. turns out he stole the car. >> he told elisabeth on the program that was not true. he said he called dallas morning news. we know there's an investigation right now. we do know that some are calling for the cop to be fired. why the rush to judgment? let's figure out what happened and let the the cards fall. >> his track record should matter. >> 10 year veteran, named patrolman of the year in the

past. right now he's not spoken publicly about it. em embry who lives there says this is not about race at all. >> the whole thing with the racial stigma i do not believe the officer came with intent to throw the 14-year-old down and starting is this. this is not ferguson not baltimore, not trayvon martin brown or gardener. this is an out of control pool party. that's it. >> that was it. with sean last night, he went on to say this is a great community. he doesn't want it mislabeled over run with protests and people like other activists coming in to take over the town. >> like we said yesterday on the program, when you don't know the story and look at the video, oits hard to watch. the more you find out about the situation, the more you say let's take our time figure out

what happened and deal with it. >> as the facts unfold. in the meantime, we turn to heather with the a alert. >> another story we're staying on top of. the man hunt. it's an international man hunt. it intensifies this morning for two murderers who escaped the new york prison as brand new information emerges about the prison worker grilled by police. joyce mitchell seen here is a married woman. she taught inmates how to sew in the prison taylor shop. she's reportedly now off the job. investigator trying to determine if she had a personal relationship with one of the suspects. someone helped david sweat and richard matt cut through the steel walls to get out. civilian employees and private contractors who worked at the prison are questioned also. schools in the area are on high alert with police stationed outside as a precaution. anyone who sees these men are

urged to call 911. developing overseas. isis continues war on christians. they kidnap 86 outside tripoli, libya. they ambushed vans and demanded answers about the coran that was taken away. many were forced to lie about their faith. this follows two mass beheadings of christians by the terror group earlier this year. a video shows a moment a suspect attacks fbi agents. they start to surround rahim. he pulled a military style knife and charged at them. he was shot and killed. he was under 24 hour surveillance. he was planning to behead cops in a plot inspired by isis. check out the rock star janitor. that's mr. steve widener in

illinois. the kids love him so much they waited in this long line to have him sign their yearbooks. adorable picture this morning. fantastic. love that story. >> that is great. see you in a bit. how about this story? we were talking about this high school graduation where some of the parents charged for cheering for their graduates. the superintendent said he was going to bring charges to these families. >> maybe jail time. >> four individuals are possibly to be behind bars for saying good job to their child. the charges have been dropped. >> they were supposed to go to court today. >> they were. the families say wait a minute damage is done even with charges are dropped ch our day was ruined. thanks to you. watch. >> like a hoodlum, delinquent.

she blames this on herself which is not right. she doesn't deserve that at all. >> looking at me and calling me unhuman, that i shouldn't have said anything. >> yep. so the superintendent wanted a fast ceremony. said don't do any clapping inuntil the end. people clapped, got in trouble. just before they went to court, he dropped it. >> why wouldn't he do this a week ago? they said why ruin our day with our graduate all for this? they're certainly not happy. who knows what's going to happen moving forward there. kind of a happy ending to that story we told you last week. >> at least no charges. that seems senseless. you were writing us all week pertaining to that story. we're glad there's closure. now this -- is this the kind of presidential candidate our country needs to get our country back on track?

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is this the kind of candidate america needs to get our country back on track? >> in this present crisis government is though the the solution to our problem, government is the problem. it is time to rea waken this industrial giant to get government back within its means. >> that's what joni ernst wants. you want somebody who's reaganesque right? >> i do steve. i think we need a strong leader someone to speak to hearts and minds of all americans not a select few. >> what was it about reagan and what he stood for you admire and

would like to see in 2016? >> there are so many aspects i admire. the fact he believed in peace through a strong military and strong national defense, the fact he believed government should be smaller and less intrusive in people's lives. he was a great communicator. he was able to take ideas and express in a way every american understood. he compelled people to look at their conservative side and why it was good for america and where we prospered during his time. >> absolutely. you got an upclose look at candidates. you hosted the event in iowa. congratulations. i read it was a huge success. >> thank you. >> did you see anybody there you thought was particularly reaganesque and who in the crop of 50 other people do you like? >> i'll the tell you, i'm staying neutral in this decision

making process. i saw a number of candidate that fits that bill. in the gop field, we have a choice. so many bring different skills and abilities to the table. >> let me ask you act thisbout this. on the other side you've got hillary clinton. i was born in iowa and know how people think. how do they feel about hillary clinton who does not talk to ordinary people and does not hold press events? how do they hold her campaign thus far? >> iowa is all about family and neighbors and communicating and sharing ideas, being able to talk to people face to face and shake their hands. that doesn't go over well. if she's though the making the effort to reach out to voters everyday iowans she won't do well. >> i want to play a sound bite

from the president of the united states yesterday. he said this about isis. >> when a finalized plan is presented to me by the pentagon i'll share it with the american people. it's not -- we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires commitments on the part of iraqis as well about how recruitment takes place, how that training takes place. so the details are not yet worked out. >> okay senator ernst, you're a military vet. the president admitting we don't have a complete strategy with isis. what's taking so long? >> i did serve overseas still serve in iowa army national guard. it is very frustrating. if we don't have a strategy it's really hard to get from point a to point b. we have been talking about this. talk talk talk for the past year. we need to develop a strategy. we need to include our neighbors and friends and allies in the middle east and discussions.

we have got to do something. we are not degrading nor destroying isis. it's time this president gets serious about that issue. >> i think there's a lot that agree with you. they're nodding at home. republican from the state of my birth, iowa. thanks for being with us. >> thanks so much. >> you bet. coming up on this tuesday, she should be dead but a miracle saved her life. how a woman trapped in a car completely submerged in water for hours is alive today. you saw the photo of the royal babies taken by kate herself at home. we're going to teach you how to capture that picture perfect moment with your prince and princesses yourself. ♪ ♪

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. hi. time for news by the numbers first. $40,000. that's how many fireworks will be in this year's fireworks celebration. 2,200, that's how many bigs spilled on the road. children are crying about it. police are trying to round them up. they're not sure if they found them all. five seconds, how long these babies have before they start crying. that's how long this domino disaster took to play out when a beer delivery guy tries to carry more than he can handle. talk about spilled sudden s eded eded suds. the incredible first

pictures of prince george and princess charlotte taken by their mother kate. how was she able to get such a great shot? how can we create our own royal images in our living rooms? hi jay. our models. the fabulous children of our executive producer. jackson, kenzie and new baby brother luke with us. jackson, how old are you? >> 4. >> high five for. that you're going to the leader. you're going to escape us get a great picture for your mommy jenn. we love her. put know use. i've got three at hope. >> we have no idea how many pictures she actually took. what we're going to do is attempt to -- we have three children here. we're going to attempt to lay

them down and pose them. >> okay. >> i think for her, she used great window light. how she knew to do that we don't know. >> going to blow bubbles or -- >> professional lights is so important. we are in a studio with a lot of lights. if you're home the children will be more comfortable. i don't know. we're going to try to attempt this. >> just go for it. >> this is what i do. get them in and see what i can do. everybody lies down because they're more comfortable that way. >> at 10 weeks old, they can hold their head up. we lay them down to make it comfortable for the baby. want to hold your baby? come on. where's the bubbles? boo boo boo, boo, boo, boo.

>> a lot of times you take your kids to get their picture taken. sometimes they look up like who are you? parents are around to make them more comfortable? >> many sessions there's a favorite aunt or dad right next to me, next to my lens to make the baby laugh. there's bribery with food. there's a lot that goes on in a session to make a baby laugh. >> is this your brother? will you come take a picture with luke? want to give kisses? use as many props as possible. >> have the camera ready to go when moments like this do happen. >> want to hold him? get them in a natural situation. kenzie come help me. >> kenzie -- >> help me with baby luke. oh. you're hungry.

here's one thing. i think it's good -- i think -- when do you give up? >> you know your child. >> that's a tough call. it took me a couple days. i would give up after an hour. i have that time. with a client it can go a couple hours. >> okay. >> you know your child best. i have a 4-year-old. the only way i photograph her is her natural setting in her element. if i try to control the session, she controls back. that's the type of child i have. every child is different. >> what about scheduling around nap times, right? >> definitely. they have to be happy. i believe you have to know when enough is enough. i'm telling you, i photograph my own child. it's not easy. it's not easy.

so i do try to grab the camera when i know she's doing her thing and has no idea i have the camera in my hand. >> you want to give him some love? good guy. kenzie want to give baby can kenzie a hug? we'll try one picture. kenzie come here. >> could a bottle be in a family photo? >> in my opinion, i'm all about what's real and happening with our children. that in my opinion -- this is family life what happens at home. in my opinion this works. >> there you go. i'm going to try to inch out. i'm going to present i'm jenn. our producer makes cute babies. >> they're beautiful. >> smile at me jackson.

>> want to be in the picture? maybe later. we'll do babies first. there we go. >> it works. they're all together. snap away. >> bubbles balloons and bribery. we bribe kids left and right. moms are right there. >> we got the pick. we got them together with the bottle. this is normal life as we see it. thanks for your tips today. jackson, good work big brother. you did a great job. well done. we have your bottle. we were hearing you buddy. brian, i needed you bud. where were you? >> i'm stressed watching. what a great moment. all right. now if we just continue hopefully the judge will be just as well behaved next segment. a slap in the face of an american hero. two hearse drivers carrying the

body of a veteran and they make a pit stop at hardee's. is that acceptable to you? a new person at the tsa. the judge is here to make sense of it.

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♪ ♪ >> just a short time ago. jenn's children were just here. this is the picture you elisabeth helped produce. >> this is just like princess kate the duchess. she posted picture of her babies we took. we tried to recreate it here for jenn's kids. in the chaos, and every parent knows it's not easy, look at the

ones that came out of that. incredible. >> the key is with kate's pictures and that picture, a lot of light. put your kids near a big window. if they're faced in the right direction, you'll wind up with gold. >> message is let children be children. parents, stay out of it. time for judge talk. a lot in the news we want to talk about. >> there are. >> first of all, let's start in north charleston. an officer was indicted yesterday. michael slager. the video is of him shooting an unarmed man in the back eight times. >> officer slager is still in jail. the original charge was first degree murder planned plotted murder to expose him to death

penalty. the jury did not indictment for first degree murder. indicted for murder. the trial jury will decide which level it is. we do know it is not first. they're not seeking the death penalty. nevertheless he's innocent until proven guilty. he has every amendment that all have under the constitution. he has the charges against him. he's not exposed to death penalty penalty. i don't think he's a danger to the community. i don't think he's a flight risk. i don't think he should be in jail. keeping him in jail is sending a message to the community we take this seriously and think he's probably guilty. he's facing 30 years to life. does he have incentive to flee? could he flee?

he has a recognizable face. >> let's go to transportation security administration. tsa. they flunked a security test at check points here. another audit showed these failed to flag 73 airport workers linked to terrorists. what's going on? >> i've been arguing against and and against the wonderful person seated to your left many years about the tsa. i don't think it works. funny experience in the san francisco airport, chatting with them about the law. they were treating me really nice. i said are you tsa? they said we're not. we're an outside company hired by the san francisco airport. we wear tsa uniforms. we're college graduates, many ex law enforcement. we're trained to have conversations with people as well as run them through. move over to israel. they talk to people. they can figure out what you're

mo is. >> get in private. >> exactly. tsa cannot be sued no matter what is sneaked past them. when they're private people work for airlines, have the most at stake, there's a legal remedy for failure and incentive to do well. >> 73 got through. this on the heels of 95% failure. >> makes you wonder what's the sense of having the screening? >> they're going to look at subsidies in the states go nors have chosen not to take the subsidy exchanges. the president of the united states -- this must have a made you beside yourself -- >> drove me crazy. the president attempted to intimidate people.

he said it's obvious the mieneaning of the law. there's no way to undo it. if you do ps i have no back up plan. then he said something that will drive people watching crazy. by the way, the program works. the program works? tell that to 5 million that lost their physician or health insurance. he can't intimidate the court. they're lifetime tennered and probably already voted on the case and know how they're going to rule. decision comes out in next three weeks. highly inappropriate to him to say to supreme court this is the way you should rule. >> that's judge talk tofrdday. that's a lot. >> help me with the research. >> you know how many hours we just paid for. >> all the best. heather around? >> she's got the news. we've got a lot of questions we could ask you. great to see you.

we start out with fox news alert. isis is making intentions clear after our president admits he has no strategy for fighting that terror group. that group now releasing video claiming it's planning to take baghdad and will do it soon. the propaganda video says isis will quote, liberate the capital city. will the bold declaration coming weeks after isis terrorists drove iraqi forces out of ramadi. miracle in massachusetts this morning. a 21-year-old woman survives inside a submerged car for hours and hours thanks to a pocket of air. vasquez, her boyfriend and sister jennifer were driving in mass mass when their car veered off the road and flipped in the pond. both those siblings were killed. she managed to find a i small pocket of air and kept her head above water. she was injured but expected to

make a full recovery. the fourth of july is indonesia. our ambassador there, robert blake, cut an american flag cake with leaders during a party. the embassy didn't want to interfere with the month long celebrations beginning june 17th. a virginia community is outraged and rightfully so after two hearse drivers carrying the body of a war hero make a pit stop to eat at a hardee's restaurant. a man snapped this photo of the funeral car inside the flag draped coffin carrying the body of an air force vet. the body of another veteran was left in a herszarse in florida

while the drivers stopped in a dunkin doughnuts. that driver was fired. can you believe that happened begin? >> an image you don't want to see. >> our viewers were outraged by that. those guys better look out for their jobs. >> thank you. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. a story told through the eyes of people that knew them best. a sneak peek at a documentary on george hw bush. and which coffee company will soon bring your coffee to your door? hey, i've got your coffee. >> oh good. nope ♪

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at about 50 minutes to the top of the hour we have fast food headlines. chipotle offering part time employees paid vacation time sick pay and tuition reimbursement. dunkin doughnuts, coffee delivered to your doorstep. the company is offering a mobile delivery app. how about that? brian, we could all use that. >> absolutely. yesterday the bush family gathered to celebrate barbara bush's birthday. they've got a reason to celebrate celebrate. release of a documentary. >> nobody has had the life i had. i've had none of the responsibles and all the joys of being the wife of george bush.

>> george bush took himself lightly and took his responsibilities to help his fellow man seriously. he's a man of enormous love. >> that documentary is making digital release today, days before the 41st president's 91st president. joining me now, two from that documentary. former employees of the bush family. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> what was your reaction peggy when you got this excitement? >> mary kay gave me a call and said do you want in? i said absolutely. >> we could have talked to 410. there are so many. it was a difficult job to get it down to 41 people. >> you knew them already. it's going to be in the bush library. who are some you talked to? >> former presidents former world leaders to white house butler secret service agent, fishing buddy, a lot of famous

people you wouldn't know were his friends. who else do we have? arnold palmer coach k. >> he appreciated him. >> real quick, the theme we got through this? >> humor, humility. that made him a good leader. it's something -- one of our favorite quotes we were not able to use in the film was from dana car vi carvey. he said we used to tease him. that's not corny, nice and we could use more of it. >> you talked to three presidents counting his son. >> right. just a tremendous opportunity to see how they view him. we interviewed the historian that wrote book on john adam as and truman. >> he said he knows eight or nine presidents, if he had to

choose one, to drive boston to st. louis with george bush sr. would be the one. >> you had the chance to show it to him. his birthday is friday. what was his reaction? >> silence in the room first. mrs. bush said first, i love it. we said good if she's with you, you're in good shape. president bush we all turned to him. he had tears streaming down his face. he got his come poeposure and said i'm the luckiest guy in the word. >> can't wait to see it. it's still in the wrap. go download it. special man and special project. i'll put that on our website. >> thank you very much. coming up straight ahead, how do you sign your e-mails. what you type says a lot about who you are and whether or not you're going to get hired. first, on this day in

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how go you sign off on an e-mail at the very end? often times it's the opposite of what you expect. here to break down the do's and don't's of how to sign the e-mail. we're not talking text messages talking work e-mails. >> elisabeth, how do you sign off on work e-mails? >> it's accountability. all you will typos are my own fault. it's as simple as that. you take responsibility.

>> i do. >> good for you. what do you say when you e-mail people? >> at the bottom of i text message, it says sent from my iphone siri did the typing. >> you shouldn't say that on e-mails. you should be checking work e-mails? >> it's my get out of jail free if something is spelled wrong. >> no. also have you had someone e-mail you or put emoji at the end? too casual. do not use. >> rather than write, do that. >> what about the word "best"? if i said best cheryl what would that mean? best is too abrasive. >> why? >> too abrasive because experts say it's kind of a cut off, cold

thing best. i'm wishing you my best. >> what about best always? >> little -- >> kind regards? >> kind regards, guess what? >> what? >> too abrasive. don't say that. >> okay. >> what do you say? >> what about thanks? what would you tell me thanks would be? >> i write thank you. >> would you say thanks? >> yeah. >> you both win. this is how i send off my e-mails. thanks is interesting. i do this. why? because basically what's happening here with thanks you're saying -- especially a work e-mail -- thank you for the great job you're doing and thank you doing what i'm asking you to do in the e-mail. i but the explanation mark. i'm going to stick with it. i think it's po positive. >> just one? >> just one. >> what about this?

>> go ahead. >> i'm too lazy. >> that's too casual. >> give us another -- what is the best way? >> okay. the best for work e-mails, good wishes. yes, good wishes. it's a little more conversational positive. a lot of -- especially now, we've seen a lot of e-mails where again, best or best wishes -- there's another good one. if it's a friday have a great weekend. >> too forceful. >> thank you very much. >> best wishes to you. >> good wishes. thanks. >> emoji, happy face. thanks cheryl. hope that helped you. coming up on this tuesday, still have a huge program. laura a ingraham and carly

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good morning to you. it is tuesday june 9th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the man hunt for two murderers intensifying. schools on lockdown. an international investigation underway. brand new details emerging about this woman who may have helped them escape. >> she worked in the at atailor shop. a cop gets fired from his job in texas. witnesses say the story is not what we're hearing. laura ingraham here to react in moments. he serve issed our country losing both legs in afghanistan in the process this. decorated army vet is ready for a brand new challenge. >> my service was the honor of my life but i believe in my heart the best i can do for our

country, best defense i can provide is still ahead. >> he's running for congress. he's going to share his personal story and goals this hour. special stories are better with friends. this is mr. t. you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ speaking of this girl on fire i think the music segway is to carly fiorina who would like to live in the house we saw there. she is the candidate for president of the united states. she use to run hewlett packard. she is our guest next half hour. >> everybody i know following her on her tour campaign has seen the crowds grow and the passion around her begin to really blossom. >> she's really moving up the

chains on the republican republican side of the ticket. we can't wait to speak to her today. we want you to wake up the kids. sabrina carpenter is here. we can't wait to talk to her about season 2 and all that's going on screen and song. >> that's a favorite. if you were watching fox business you know what happened. if you weren't watching you didn't see him throw a guest off the show. >> i do believe you're lying right now. >> lying? >> yes, i do. >> the interview is over. i am not lying. i did it heist. >> if you said earlier you would not want fracking in your own neighborhood -- >> you're out of here son. you are out of here. don't call me a liar. don't do that son. >> i mean you're clearly -- >> that's it. >> stewart was calling him son.

he was calling stewart a liar. we're going to have stewart to explain what happened when he tangled with one of the guys that does not like fracking. >> stuart said before fracking there were flames coming out of my faucet. i lived from where there's areas to frack. >> there's the scene in gas land people turn on faucets. that happened decades before fracking. talking about girls on fire. heather. >> good morning everybody. i've got a fox news to bring you now. isis issuing a brand new threat. i want to tell you about the terror group releasing the video claiming it is planning to take baghdad and saying it will be soon. it's a propaganda video that

says isis will quote liberate the capital city. isis declares the next mission. president obama admits there's no strategy to depete thefeat the network. this comes weeks after isis drove troops out of ramadi. two murderers escaped a new york prison. brand new information emerges about the prison worker now grilled by police. joyce mitchell is her name. she's a married woman who taught inmates how to sew in the prison tailor shop. investigators are trying to see if she had a personal relationship with one of the suspects. police are releasing these pictures of richard matt and david sweat's tattoos. they hope someone will recognize the dangerous killers f. you see them call 911. just in top administration officials, potentially exposed in the massive data breach in

the office of personnel management computer system. hackers believed to be from china hacked in to the computer seasonal gaining access to 4 million federal employees. include cabinet secretaries and is federal law enforcement officials. a nice story to tell you about. bush family relatives gathered in maine to mark the milestone. barbara bush celebrating her 90th birthday with two dozen of her loved ones at their home. as the family celebrates we're getting a look at decade old love letters between george bush and his then fiance barbara back in 1943. bush describes elation over their recent engagement writing quote, i love you precious with all my heart. to know you love me means my life. how sweet is that? lost art in a sense, loved

letters. >> that's a good one. >> yeah. >> you two are speechless. guys get on it. >> do you write love letters? >> you're so covert. >> thank you. i'll write you a letter. laura ingraham joins us from the nation's capital. how many letters, not text messages or e-mail, but how many letters do you send to people? >> let me count. lots of notes. usually post-it notes. >> they count. >> exactly. by the way, i'm still trying to get over the stuart back and forth. was the guy he threw off the set, the pajamas boy from the obama care ad? >> roll the tape. >> he claims barack obama are the ka hoots to promote

fracking. >> yeah. seemed like the same person. any way -- >> he did it so politely laura. >> yeah. absolutely. >> i'm sure you have post-it notes about what we're going to talk about today. the first the cop in trouble for throwing the teenage girl in mckinney, texas to the ground. he was called to the pool party, a fight that went on. when you saw this what did you think? did you think the officer was justified in his actions or take it a little too far? >> when you see a few seconds of hah, a girl in a bikini shoving her to the ground. that's not a helpful image. especially when tensions in the country are running high. a that being said it's difficult for police to go into a situation. one report is there was as many as 150 at the pool party. residents in that nice neighborhood are supposed to bring two guests at a time.

they're going into situations -- they don't know what's going on. they're in bathing suits. they're probably not carrying weapons in a bathing suit. it is a bit odd. i don't think it looks good. i also think we've gotten crazy with cell phone videos. police always have videos in their faces. people coming at them from behind. as an officer, that must be unnerving. last night one said we're a good community. people weren't complaining because there were black kids in the pool. he happened to be black. he said they're complaining because it got out of hand and fights breaking out. that's why police were called. >> two girls were fighting. that started the whole thing. >> now others are calling to

have the fight are cop fired. there was a protest last night in texas. we wanted to ask you about this as well. if you were watching an hour ago a, there was a fellow by the name of stephan davis. two years ago an aspiring police officer, he was cleaning his gun in his garage. his 6-year-old sister came in. he put it in his car to keep it from her. later that week driving down the street stopped for a minor thing. he said there's a gun in there. officer took it didn't think it was going to be a big deal. he was then faced with ten years in prison or felony on his record. then he couldn't be a police officer. >> where is naacp, all these citizens rights groups that are supposedly standing against re

ridiculous sentences? i don't care why chris christie did it. this is the right thing to do. gun laws in new jersey places like connecticut are horrific antisecond amendment. the fact someone can make an honest mistake, an exemplary individual apparently amazing individual. they're going to force him to take a plea or take ten years in prison. there's something wrong with that. we have people release had the are violent criminals illegally in the united states released to commit more crimes. something is wrong here. new jersey has to redo these laws. they're absurdly antisecond amendment. there he is there. he was on this program an hour ago. he -- the governor chris christie wanted to wipe that off

his record gave him pardon yesterday. that young man said this an hour ago. >> i feel great you know. i'm thankful for support i've been getting from you, fox news nra, gun rights across america. everybody that's been supporting me. i'd love to say thank you governor christie for issuing the pardon. it's well appreciated. my family and i are very thankful for it. everyone else supporting us are thankful. wish him the best of luck if he runs for president. he has my vote. >> he got it. he's going to try to become a cop laura. >> we needs great police officers. we have racial agitators saying we need people that look like us. here you have a wonderful young man that wants to be a police officer. if not for chris christie he would do time or have to take a ridiculous plea deal because he forgot to put his 9 millimeter in a locked case or put away in

his trunk according to new jersey law. if people don't see the injustice of that type of prosecutorial abuse, i'm frankly at a loss for words. i don't know what else we would say at this point. >> another reason to move to texas. >> he went to naacp in his state and they weren't interested in helping him. >> al sharpton didn't take his call? oh month. >> please write me a letter later. >> i'm actually going to work on it in the car. >> you're not supposed to text but it's okay to write letters in the car? >> i'll be safe writing undying affection in the car. >> thanks laura. >> appreciate it. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, he served our nation in the most honorable way. it cost him both his legs. now this decorated army vet is ready for a new challenge.

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i believe the only way to serve america is without record for personal consequence and personal gain. just like all my brothers and sisters have done on the battle field. i've done my best to give adversity and setbacks a boot in the back side. i was honored to serve you on the battlefield. i would be humbled edd to serve as your congressman.

>> he lost both legs after an ied blast. how will he use his experience to get joins us now. we thank you for your service to this country and joining us here on "fox & friends." that's one moving ad you put forward. why do you want to consider serving in this way? >> when i think about serving in congress it's about one specific reason. it's what you saw in the there. i learned in combat and serving along side great soldiers to my left and right, there's one way to serve this country. that's without regard for personal consequence or personal gain. i want to go to d.c. and inspire that in everybody else that's up there. that's what my brothers do on the battlefield. >> you're a highly decorated medal for valor and purple

heart. you spent 16 months at walter reed. what did that time sharpen in you and make you more ready to serve this country as a member of congress? >> i think the biggest thing i learned at walter reed was inspiration in two different forms. first of all, i received inspiration from every one of those brothers along my side that i woke up next to that were recovering for various injuries. some missing two legs like myself some missing two legs and an arm, two legs and two arms some blind, some burned. some combination of all above. things i've seen these guys and gals doing every day, that inspired me going forward to say listen there's great things you can do every single day in life. the other place i saw inspiration was literally from one end of america to the other.

people out of grass roots efforts saying they're going to take hobbies expertise, jobs and provide a way to give to service members coming home. to try to inspire. >> i see those pictures of you as a father. when you look to the next generation what's your concern in terms of national security and what you'd look for? >> when i hear comments like what came out of the president this morning line there's not a plan to combat isis, i can fell you i don't believe that for one minute. i think when we're seeing a possible fall of baghdad, that's something that's so crucial. we can attest to the idea any success leads to more success. we need to combat that immediately and make sure there's not success they're allowed to have. i completely believe there are rans set forward to combat isis is. i think the president wants to combat in a way that's more politically correct than that

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dallas divided after a pool party turns chaotic. a police officer is caught on camera slam ing aming a teen to the ground. take a look. there's questions about how the officers responded. the 30 year law enforcement veteran and spokesperson for the american council on public safety joins us from las vegas. and neil franklin executive

director for law enforcement prohibition. he joins us from washington. good morning to you. neil does this look like racial incident or pool party out of control? >> if you look at just the video, yes, it has the connotation to it. this officer is paying attention only to black children on the scene there. that's not the entire story. it just doesn't look good. >> one of the things you told one of our producers neil is the fact one of the things missing these days is respect. a lot of young people don't have respect for cops. they don't have is respect for teachers. adults these days don't have respect for anybody. >> it seems to be a disregard for authority, not just police officers but adults large and wide. teachers adults within the community. community leaders and so on. i think it's a trend.

if our parents said the same thing about us as well. also children are imitators. when they see us disrespecting each other, they think it's okay. they're going to do what they see us doing. >> absolutely. >> when you look at that video what do you see a? >> an out of control situation with a whole bunch of people acting very disrespectfully in a way that one officer is just -- it's impossible to control that many people. now he's jumping right in attempting to take control. it's my understanding he had a number of people in a controllable situation. then he was trying to sit that girl down. she wasn't going for it. she wasn't going for it. he had to use -- he used minimal force on her. minimal force. >> sure. >> go ahead neil. >> i wanted to comment on something neil said.

i agree with him completely. i think what we're seeing as a society is with what i call surrender of stability. we're seeing it across the board. we see a it exploited by television movies. the worse you act you get a realty television show. >> if you notice the first officer that appeared on the video talking to the group of children, everybody everything was calm. at least that group there. this other officer comes on the scene. he's running around -- yes, we don't see a the entire picture. there's a way to get young people to comply. you're supposed to bring calm. you're not supposed to bring excitement or take excitement to the next level. >> before you go tell the story for us about how when you were an officer, you went to a loud music hall bunch of kids there. what happened? >> i emphasize with the officers in this situation.

every officer has been through something similar, a very traumatic situation. it was a teenage party in an apartment. when my partner and i knocked on the door music was blaring, screaming and such. i focused on one guy sitting on an overstuffed chair. i saw his hand move. i drew my weapon and pointed at hip. everybody thought i was crazy. my i partner put him on the ground reached under, and there was a pistol. turned out he had just used it to kill three people. >> you never know. got to be careful. >> every situation is different. it's fluid. you have to go at it with the knowledge that there is danger there. >> all right. randy and neil we thank you both for joining us from las vegas and our nation's capital. thanks. >> thanks for having me.

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the show at her dance recital. her mom posted this on facebook two days ago. it's been viewed 21 million times. >> isn't this exceptional? >> it absolutely is exceptional. just the flex the attitude on stage. >> fantastic. >> her dance teacher chose "respect" because she knew the tiny tapper would make it her own. now she's more famous. >> you know who i respect? heather. she's got an update on the killers at large. brand new information coming in. the search for convicted killer who is escaped a prison in upstate new york there are report this is morning that the men may have had a getaway car that was supposed to meet them at the manhole. the car apparently never showed up. david sweat and richard matt

the two escaped convicts somehow managed to get their hands on power tools they used to cut through steel walls and wipes to get away and out of the manhole. police believe these guys are somewhere many the immediate area because they did not have a getaway car. this is developing upstate. we'll bring you the latest as we get it. another story to bring you. a former police officer indicted on a murder charge. video of the april 4th incident shows officer slager firing 50 times -- excuse me 8 times at 50-year-old walter scott as he ran from a traffic stop. he was fired from his job almost immediately after that incident. the pc police hitting high school graduations starting with class of 2016. seniors in montgomery county

maryland will have gender neutral robes instead of traditional. students will all wear blue. this comes a a student gay rights group protested. five other schools are making similar changes. if you think you're having a bad day, look at this reporter that has to suffer -- she tries to ask somebody a question and suffers as a result. take a listen. >> that lady says get out of my way and takes a cigarette butt and shoves it in the reporter's face. the 23-year-old was walking out of court. now that woman is facing charges of her own for being a public nuisance. the reporter tweeted about it later and said charming. >> i get the sarcasm. >> no respect there.

>> thanks heather. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. barack obama making a speech about his plan to destroy isis. >> a finalized plan is presented to me by the pentagon then i will share it with the american people. it's not -- we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires equipments on the part s complete strategy because it requires equipments on the part ss part of the iraqis as well. >> let's ask carly fiorina about this. welcome back. first off, your reaction to the president telling the world in germany yesterday that a year after saying we'll destroy isis he has month plan. the pentagon pushing back saying we gave him plans. he hasn't picked one. >> well of course. it's been clear that he hasn't had a plan. it's been equally clear that the position has been giving him options. of course our allies have been asking for specific things to

help us defeat isis. our allies in the region know isis is their fight. the kurds have been asking us now for three years to arm them. jordanians have asked us to provide bombs and material. remember when king of jordan was here in the country asking for bombs and material after the pilot was burned alive. kuwait all asking for things. we're not providing it. instead of camp david summit to talk arab allies into a bad deal with iran, he should have had a camp david summit to ask how we can support them in the fight. >> it shouldn't be surprising he doesn't have a plan for isis. he was talking yesterday if the supreme court throwing out obama care he doesn't have a strategy on how america should react to

that decision? >> does he want one? >> no. it's true. i think what's really disappointing about this president is not just lack of leadership but his tendency to always place the blame for his lack of leadership somewhere else. so in the case of isis it's apparently the pentagon's fault or the iraqi's fault. if his legislation doesn't pass it's the republican's fault. that's why i think the 2016 election is going to be about leadership. what is leadership? i think it's also about the direction that we want to take this nation. this is a pivotal paint. we need a leader in the oval office. >> chris christie is currently criticized for saying he'd take the lead and crack down on legalized marijuana as president. what do you think of his position and about the criticism he's facing because of it? >> including colorado. >> we first, i believe in state's rights.

while i don't support legalized marijuana for a host of reasons, including the fact this is a very complex chemical substance. when we tell young people it's like drinking a beer we're not telling them the truth. on the other hand colorado voters made a choice. they may make a different choice as they see this play out. i agree on chris christie with one thing. we lost a daughter to addiction. this hits close to home for me. when we incarcerate people for abuse of drugs, we're not helping them. hipa laws in the country isolate people that need help and make it difficult for families and communities to help them. we have to have different approach to addictions of all kinds. i think colorado voters made a choice. i don't support their choice. i support their right to make that choice. >> i tell you what carly, one thing since you came out, released your book been campaigning going with where hillary clinton went in some

places it's beginning to work. we have a gop power index. first, i want to look at this poll. as governor bush and walker in front with 12%, followed by carson paul 9% cruz and rubio 7%. you're at 2% in this poll. in the power poll who's on the march, you're actually fourth behind bush walker rubio. it's beginning to resinate for you. have you noticed it when you get on stage and go in front of crowds? have you noticed a change? >> well i certainly am encouraged by the momentum i see. honestly brian, what i feel is what a fox news poll said several weeks ago as well. 82% of the american people think we have a professional political class that is more concerned with the protection of power, privilege and position than in doing work of the people. that's what i feel out there. people are very interesting in someone who has leadership

experience from outside of washington d.c. so when i talk about we need a commander in chief and president who understands how the economy works, who understands how the world works and who's in it understands bureaucracies and technology and most of all executive decision making yes that resinates with people. >> fresh off the west coast swing. you came out and said i'm worth $38 million. hillary, tell me how much you're worth. you started as secretary. been pretty impressive. great to have you on. thanks so much. >> great to see you carly. >> thanks so much for having me. coming up straight ahead, tense moments on the anchor desk for one of our own. >> i do believe you're lying right now. >> lying? >> i do. >> this is over young man. interview is over. >> stuart shuts down the interview. here's here to explain w457d when cameras were rolling and not rolling. >> that's right. she's a double threat

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stephens people at 8:00 on fox sports 1. a good solid start. meanwhile, tampa bay lightning strike again. 2-1 against the black hawks that come in heavily favored in the finals. 3-2 to win game three. game four tomorrow night in chicago. >> brian thank you. did you see -- talk about play calling -- what happened when this activist called stuart varney a liar? >> i do believe you're lying right now. >> lying? >> yes, i do. >> this is over young man. the interview is over. >> it was over. afterwards the film producer josh fox took to social media saying quote, just in outrageous business segment with stuart varney who kicked me off. stuart joins me now to talk

about this. >> i brought area in a fracking area 12 years ago before fracking was heard of. when i bought it the water was terrible stunk of sulfur. if you pulled a lighter to the tap, it actually caught fire. he called me a liar. >> you gave him a chance to talk. >> i did. >> at which time he said let infrastructure ago go on your property. you're near a water -- >> water conservation area. next to a big reservoir that supplies new york city with water. i'm not allowed to frack on my property. >> he couldn't understand that. >> he didn't want to understand it. he's very much against fracking. i'm frankly very much in favor of it. >> looking back on the moment when you see it happening, would

you change anything stuart? >> no. i would not. i didn't quite lose my temper. i did throw him off the set and said you're not going toll come back. >> what got personal? >> when you're personal like that, when you do that you've lost the argument. >> after you were off the air and he was still in the studio and you were sitting there with him, did he say anything? >> no. we were exiting him there the studio. >> you make it sound like you've got a bouncer over there. >> did he give you comment as he left or save it for twitter? >> no. he was angry, upset and sort of -- kind of anxious. he was in a hurry to leave. we helped him. >> what you said has been documented. what he's talking act is the movie called "gas land." to say that fracking is bad. they showed you could light the water faucet on fire.

people have gone back and said they were able to do that decades before anybody ever fracked. >> for sencenturies you've been able to do that before fracking. >> i think this makes the show great. epa said go ahead and frack. >> in the 1300 page report we did not find evidence fracking led to drinking water. 1300 pages. >> see what goes off today. want to be a guest on the show? no way pal. up next gather the children around the television. someone they love disney star sabrina carpenter is here. come on in. you're next. >> next generation loves sabrina

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now sabrina carpenter, great friend of the show. we loved when you were here last year. show premiered may 11th. happened to be your -- >> birthday. >> not just any birthday your sweet 16. >> i'll have a party eventually. i'm the one that's going to do it a month later. people are like your birthday was last year. >> you going to do it on the show? >> no. >> what would be your ideal birthday? gift and party. >> gift and party, probably singing songd a campfire with smores. >> me too. >> and then gift i don't know. probably just -- is this tacky if i say if all my friends are there? >> no. >> at 16 i wanted stuff. >> what stuff did you want? >> cash. >> i don't mind cash. if you want to send me cash i'm

here. >> you're a dual threat not only actress but singer. how excited are you about this new album? >> i'm very excited. it's a release to get it out there. i've been working on it a year and a half. almost two years. it's my journey of a teenage girl through music. >> people love it. well done. >> from the math sounds like you were working on it last year when you were here on and the summer concert series. when you took the stage last year you were practicing for your album? >> i performed one of the songs from my album called "too young" on "fox & friends." >> you know what that means? we get a cut of the profits. >> you do? i was kidding. >> true or false, you tried to learn to play the drums this

summer? >> true. yes. i love the drums. i love to get my foot into any instruments i can. i'm playing three at the moment. >> i know you're only 16 but can i ask you a personal question? it was on the card according to the producers on the tv show you play along side your real life friend rowan blanchard who plays riley? >> we met in the casting process and became close. we're all close friends. >> when we're watching that friendship is real. >> it's true. we hang out in person like we do on the show. >> that's so much fun for your fans to know that. good luck with drums. happy birthday. hopefully you get your campfire. >> we'll be right back. >> new hobby boom boom boom. ♪ ♪

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program for today. thank you very much. join us wednesday. we have got so much program we can't even tell you. >> don't give it a awaywayaway. >> after the show sabrina is speaking out. war threatening to take baghdad after 88 christians were kidnapped in libya. but president obama he we have no strategy and pretty much throws the pentagon under the bus. martha: officials are confirming 88 migrant christian workers have been captured. it comes less than two months aft