at each other. one guy gets knocked into on coming traffic. and ugly holy cow, that's a moose leaping over that white car. he gets up and runs away. >> he's okay. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good morning. to you. it is wednesday, june 10th 2015. i'm elisabeth hassle beck. overnight, the cops surrounding two killers. here from the man who came face to face to them. forget isis. the real enemy, our police. >> the group is not going to be isis. it's going to be us. us against these injustice and law officers and people allow racism to grow into this city. >> more from that reverend down in texas and his warning for america. >> hmm.

i got to look up the word usus. >> 57 miles is a tough walk for anyone. this teen just did it carrying his brother on his back. the inspiring story this hour. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i remember the day that "foreigner" actually performed that on sixth avenue. i suppose they did double vision for a reason. >> lincoln chafee from my home state of rode i'll is going to be here but it looks like two steves. now i have double vision. look at that. >> if he wants to pick a running mate.

i think you have to be first. >> i just saw him in the green room. i said if you become president, if you ever need a backup president, i can be the guy. >> it could be. >> he has a foreign policy and it's metric. we're going to talk to the governor about that. by the way, the day that he announced, peter doocy who was covering the story tweeted this out. he does look a lot like my dad. so anyway today is the land of lincoln. lincoln chafee joins us in 10 minutes from now right now on the channel for news. how great is that? we're going to talk about a jenner neutral graduation. does that not sound familiar. because it's not. all boys and girls in maryland in their high school are going to be blue. they are no longer going to separate it by gender. they have a number of reasons for this. we're going to tell you all about it p. gender neutral graduation hitting maryland high schools.

>> i believe there's too many gender bending stories in the news right now and i'm willing to protest against it. >> my high school back in the 70s was way ahead of its time. we all wore blue. there was no choice. we all wore blue at clay center community high school. >> there was no backlash no trauma. i don't really remember. i already know how to pick out the difference between a boy and a girl. >> brian has got double vision but for another reason. let's talk about this. cornered it looks like those two murderers who left the little have a nice day post-it note on the pipe they escaped from. it sounds like they could be 40 miles away from the clinton prison they escaped from a just a couple of days ago. >> they were spotted here. there's a resident of willsboro which is a town of 2,000 people said he saw them walking, as the car approached them they dartd

away. and one of them commented hey, what are you doing here? >> at midnight in a huge rainstorm. these are two murderers on the loose and one of them by the way, his half brother coming up to greta van susteren you know what he said he was going to kill me if i ever got out. this is what he said to say about his brother richard matt being on the loose. >> in my opinion, i believe he would. he threatened to kill me and he has killed others before so i would not put him past him. he's a very very dangerous man. he has nothing to lose at this point. he's killed before. so i don't see why he would not do it again. >> the reason why they are probably in the area if they are in the area is their get away plan was busted when the woman who was supposed to pick them up love -- lost her nerve

and ended up in a panic attack and in the hospital. >> joyce mitchell apparently she had a case of nerves. her phone was used by one of killers to call people close to him and the new york post has a source that says it sounds like one of the bad guys used her to get the tools that they would need to break out. >> the half brother said -- the reason why -- how do these murderers charm anyone his brother, richard matt is two different people. if you met him in a normal setting, he would charm the pants off you, he told greta. you would think he's a great guy and there's a switch. something in his eye. he's the only man i've ever been afraid of. >> two murderers and a dismemberment. let's talk texas. mckinney, texas. it's the video that we saw of that pool party went awry when

eric casebolt showed up and he along with other officers were tasked with the mission to get calm in the area. it seems by the video, by the seven minutes we've seen it seems very aggressive and overreacted to it. because of the backlash with ten million views on line he has resigned. >> his police chief greg conley says he was acting out of protocol. watch. >> i had 12 officers on the scene, and 11 of them performed according to their training. our policies our training our practice do not support his actions. he came into the call out of control, and as the video shows, was out of control during the incident. >> so yesterday he did -- corporal casebolt offer up a two word resignation. the letter simply said i resign.

there was no apology, no acknowledgment of wrongdoing. those who are critics are relieved. supporters are disappointed. remember we did tell you about apparently there was a woman accused of starting the fight that led to the pool party confrontation. she has been put on administrative leave at her i.t. company, so she is in trouble over this. also the 20-year-old who threw the party and her mother apparently have lawyered up because the worry is because this has cost the homeowners association thousands of dollars, they may get sued for the money out of their pocket. >> we'll see about that. meanwhile, people are taking advantage of this situation, now saying this is a black and white thing, including reverend ronald wright. >> we're setting the stage for a terrorist attack in this country and the group is not going to be isis it's going to be usus us against the injustice, law officers and people who continue

to allow racism to grow into this city. >> but there's been no sign of racism in that city. people have spoken out and talk about how fwrat of a community it is to will live in. this is an unfortunate incident. >> what a gruesome forecast. he called up dominique: >> thermsed have a protest last night. one of people said if four days we did what other communities couldn't do in four weeks. we won. this is the victory of the kingdom. the investigation stops right now and this officer is just off the job. eight minutes after the top of the hour. threats against police continue to be made. one becomes all too real in texas. right now, a manhunt is under way in houston after a police officer is shot during a

traffic stop. "fox & friends" co-host anna kooiman has the latest from texas. >> motorcycle officer terry smith was caught by surprise shot while his back was turn not knowing what hit him. investigators say it happened when officer smith pulled over a driver in a routine traffic stop. he just sent the driver on their way and was talking to another scop cop on the scene, that's when someone drove by and opened fire. >> he was concluding that stop when he and a metro officer that was checking by with him heard a pop and shortly thereafter realized he had been shot. >> the 20-year police veteran and father of six undergoing surgery overnight. he is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. investigators are now gathering surveillance video from cameras at nearby businesses hoping to track down the shooter. at this point, it's not clear if officer smith was targeted. houston officials also warning cops to be vigilant at all times

while on patrol saying this there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop. elisabeth, brian, and steve. thank you very much. keep in mind how dangerous that job is. on a daily basis, you go over to find out what the problem is you end up shot in the back. unbelievable. nine minutes afterhour. heger has more news. >> fox news alert at this hour. the president said he does not have a strategy to fight isis and waiting for the pentagon for a plan. the pentagon recommending sending 400 military advisers top iraq and open a new military base in anbar province a growing isis hot bed. the plan also includes a more diverse iraqi security force. it does not call for u.s. combat troops on the ground. the president would still need to approve that plan. brand-new information about that potentially deadly anthrax square. -- scare. the pentagon now confirming a live sample of that bacteria may

have accidentally been sent to a lab to england. that would bring the total to 68 labs across five countries, including the united states, australia, canada south korea, and now great britain. in 2016 ohio governor john casic is taking new steps lead to go a possible presidential run. he's hired two top republican consultants for his super pac. they both had assisted john mccain during his presidential rain. kasich has yet to say he's officially loeg throwing his hat in the ring. the writer of a most famous headlines has now do you understand. he is about the time known for his iconic cover. headless body in topless bar. he passed away just three weeks after he was diagnosed with

pancreatic cancer. cole alan says musetto will be remembered for his humor and warmth. >> you know where that place is? >> right upstairs. >> no the new york post is. but the bar. it's over at 49th at 10th avenue. i think it's a ramada inn or something. >> probably. >> see you later. >> now that i'm good at topless bars' knowledge. >> you know the cover fee by any chance. do you know who is bouncing there tonight? >> you mean the bouncer? >> yeah the bouncer. >> of course it's a ramada now. >> okay i'm sure. >> so he says. >> so i say. >> anyway straying ahead, jerry seinfeld says there's something creepy about p.c.-iness. >> they think you went over the line for sure. they keep moving the lines in

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>> will the road to the white house be measured not in miles but meters? former rhode island senator and governor turned presidential candidate lincoln chafee says it should be but is a plan to put america on the metric system a serious platform? here to answer the question is lincoln chafee. we're sitting here talking to you because so many times people say the two of you look a lot alike. >> you are better looking. >> you are suddenly my favorite candidate. i can't take a side. let me ask you this. when you rolled out your campaign you were talking about the metric system.

why? >> well, my campaign was about a new approach american approach to the world, and i talked about waging peace in the world and i offered a ten-point program, and that was the last one. i said oh, by the way it would be good if you are going to be an internationalist to join the rest of the world. there's only two other countries besides the united states, myanmar and liberia that are not metric. let's join the rest of the world. it's good symbolically for the rest of the world, after the mistakes of iraq and no weapons of mass destruction and also to say it's a good for the economy. >> i remember in the 1980s, they tried and it it didn't work. now that you say that that prompted jon stewart to say this. >> all right, chafe -- hit us with your hillary crushing vision for america. >> here's a bold embrace of

internationalism. let's join the rest of the world and go metric. >> the time has come america to switch to centimeters. and buy used cars when we can relax and exercise by traveling only by recumbent bicycles. >> he's a funny guy. but he make that point. >> it's one point of being internationalist. i'm arguing we should change our approach to the world. it's one point. i've talked about no more drone strikes, torture, warrantless wire tapping, there's have better relations with russia and some of our south american neighbors that we need repair on. how a unilateralist approach to the world and good for our economy. >> governor there's one thing standing between you and the nomination and that is hillary clinton and some have said if you really are serious about

winning, you are going to have to take her on with the email server with the clinton foundation with that dirty money from other countries and stuff like. are you going to? >> of course. i really have. really our main difference is the approach to the world. she has a similar approach as the republicans have how are we going to end the wars that seem to go on forever. i have a different approach. she's more like the republicans. elections should be about choices and my argument is you won't have a choice if secretary clinton is the democratic nominee because so she's so similar to the republicans. >> do you think you can beat her? >> yes, of course. we've got a long way. it's a long time from here. >> it's a real pleasure. straight ahead, 57 miles. it's a tough walk for anybody but this teenager just did it with his younger brother on his back. the inspiring reason why they

did that as they both join us live here on this wednesday, "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪

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24 minutes past the top of the hour. headlines happening today. in a few hours, investigators could drop a major bomb shell on last month's deadly amtrak train derailment outside philadelphia. the ntsb is expected to release whether or not the engineer was on his cell phone at the time of the crash. after being frozen out of the g 7 summit vladimir putin will meet with pope francis today. the meeting will cover the

conflicts in ukraine. the pope faces criticism for not condemning russia's take over of crimea. walking 57 miles is hard for anyone but it's even tougher to walk with your brother. his eight-year-old brother suffers from cerebral palsy. joining us right now is hunter and his brother braden. >> it's great to see somebody to make a difference. hunter where did you get this idea? >> you know it's actually kind of a strange story, but a year ago my mom had a dream that i was carrying my brother braden to raise awareness for cerebral palsy. we talked to braden's therapist about the idea. we eventually thought i could do it and we went after the idea. >> you are a wrestler.

you are a fitness guy. it seems possible but very tough. braden what did you think about it when hunter asked about this idea? >> i thought it was crazy. >> but you are were going to try it anyway right? >> yeah. >> 40 miles last year. 57 miles this year hunter. how did you approach it? >> you know it was actually easier to come at it this year. last year it was so difficult because we had never done anything like it and no one had really done anything close to what we had to give us advice on it. it's more of kind of taking what came at it this year. this year i was training. i was carrying a weighted backpack to strengthen my core and my legs. this year it was actually easier to go after this walk. >> i understand every three miles getting checked out and i'm sure you are sore today. what do you know everyone to know about cerebral palsy? what you go through on a daily basis, braden?

>> i want everybody to know that it's hard to go through cerebral palsy on a daily basis like i do. >> i know you walk with -- you have a walker right, and you go around with braces. you are able to get around? >> yeah. >> wow. so you have your brother there with you, and then you are on his shoulders. 764,000 people have this hunter and what do you want people to take away and what do you think you accomplish by doing this? getting the national spotlight and doing 57 miles? >> we wanted to reach people and tell them about the disability and tell them, you know the struggles that braden has to go through and also show them things that we can do to make his life better. things that he may need that we need to make accessible to him. i believe we can do that but we have to tell people about it. >> i don't blame you. it's way too early.

can you tell everybody what it's like having an older brother like hunter? >> hunter is awesome because no other brother probably in the world would carry their younger brother 57 miles. >> wow. you must be a special brother to want him to do that. hunter and braden it's been our privilege to hear about your story and people wmore about cerebral palsy. keep it up. >> thank you so much for having us. >> see you later, braden. >> see you. good job. straight ahead, a firefighter responds to a terrible car accident and finds his wife and child are the ones in the wreckage. how his job became personal in just an instant. and jerry seinfeld is tired of political correctness. >> you have to feel the same way about comedy. they keep moving the lines in for no reason.

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it is time for your shot of the morning. a pint-sized baller hitting an nba--sized shot. >> someone needs to catch one. >> yeah! >> that's 11-year-old caleb

jackson nailing that epic shot. pretty amazing! >> it is. while caleb may not be familiar to you. his brother is. jonathan jackson stars as avery barkley on the abc show "nashville." >> we've been talking about political correctness and how it's infected into comedy and guys like jerry seinfeld have the star power to speak about what's happening in society on the daily basis because it's affecting how they did their jobs. he sat down with seth myers last night and he talked about where we're going as a country and he gave a great example. listen. >> there are more people now who will let you know they think you went over the line than ever

before. >> but they keep moving the lines in for no reason. i do this joke about the way people need to have -- to justify their cell phone. i need to have it with me because people are so important. you know well, they don't seem very important the way you scroll them like a gay french king. comedy is where you can kind of feel like an opinion, and they thought, what do you mean by gay, what are you talking -- what are you saying gay? what do you mean? you know. i thought, are you kidding me? we can't even -- >> i could imagine a time. this is a serious thing. i can imagine a time where people say that's offensive to suggest that a gay person moves their hands in a flur relinquishing motion and you now need to apologize. there's a creepy p.c. thing out there that really bothers me. >> it's funny how he's describing you can't be funny,

it's funny. >> we began, you mentioned this colin last week i can't even go to a college campus anymore. they are taking away the fun there. there should be openness in terms of thought but you have to be so careful to offend there in that forum which should be for learning and open mindedness and discussions. he says he stays away from college campuses. >> young people these days they hear something and say that's racist or that sexist and they don't even know what they are talking about. what's interesting is jerry seinfeld actually called out seth myers and speaking of p.c.-ness. you won't make any jokes about caitlyn jenner. >> seth turned that was just the first day. insinuating he would, but where are the jokes. >> it's not funny if the premise isn't true. it's not farce i kal, it's based on fact. these guys like len know and

jerry seinfeld have the power to push at that back. happening later today. we learned the former head of the defense intelligence agency the d.i.a. plans to blast president obama's strategy in the middle east. >> lieutenant general michael flynn is set to testify before the house foreign affairs committee. he's expected to tell lawmakers that the white house has no clear policy on issues from iraq to syria to the iran nuclear battle all of which could put american security at risk. >> that's huge. because he insinuated that with us about a month ago. 2016 republican hopefuls are making their own stance on foreign policy. kristen fisher joins us right now from washington. between russia isis the recent cyber attacks from china, foreign policy is sitting front and center on the campaign trail. jeb bush is on day two of a six-day trip to europe with stops in poland germany, and

estonia. bush used the location to say what he would do as president to stop aggression from russia. he said unlike president obama he would confront vladimir putin. >> who can doubt that russia will do what it pleases if aggression goes unanswered? our alliance our solid dart and our actions are essential if we want to preserve the fundamental principles of our international order. >> jeb bush is hoping his european turp -- tour will help beef up his foreign policy credentials. the same problem is facing another gop hopeful. chris christie at a politics and eggs breakfast in new hampshire, the new jersey governor stressed need for the u.s. to stay the world's leader. >> we don't need to be the world's policeman, but we need to be the leader. our allies need to be able to

rely on us. >> chris christie is deciding whether or not to run. jeb bush has made a decision. he will announce it next monday in miami. back to you. >> one of the things about chris chris si yesterday, he announced that if he decides to run for president, his wife and his children are okay with it. dad, if you want to try it go ahead. >> he's in. >> if the wife says it's okay that's a great indication. >> she also left her job on wall street so that also an indicator of what's coming. >> again, if you want to show what a wife's support can be "rocky ii" comes out of the coma. tells him to win. >> so many things are developing this morning. good morning, everybody. some parents really nervous down in south carolina this morning. eight cases of e. coli bacteria have now been traced to a day-care center in greenwood,

south carolina. a two-year-old boy died after contracting the bacteria. the learning vine center is close while health officials investigate. a volunteer firefighter was answering the call of duty. what he found at the scene shocked him. he responded to a crash in riversideside, texas, once he got there. he discovered it was his wife's car and his wife and seven yrd son son inside. >> the fact that they are alive is a feat. god has amazing things for them. i'm guessing. >> i'm sure of that. they are expected to survive. his wife suffered a broken pelvis. a son a broken arm and a leg. they set up a go fun me page to help with medical expenses. are you sick? experts say don't blame your

genes. blame your birth month. researchers at columbia university just linked 55 diseases that are more common to people born in certain months. your risk of heart disease peaks if you are born march and june. the healthier month, may and july. the least healthy, october and november. right now, it's unclear why the correlation exists but that is an interesting one and a hot topic of conversation around here. go october 19! [ coughing ] i'm okay! >> you seem healthy enough. >> yeah. >> hey, maria, we were hoping you were born in a healthy month. >> i was born in april. i'm not sure where that falls. >> that should be good. >> that's great news. let's take a look at the weather conditions across the country because some of you are going to be dealing with some rough weather and you are going to need those umbrellas across

parts of the plains and also into the interior parts of the northeast. we're looking at a risk of isolated tornadoes, large hail and for tomorrow similar areas are going to have to deal with more of the same. more showers and storms firing up. across parts of the west we have flash flood watches in effect. there's a concern for heavy rain. we have a lot of tropical moisture that's moved in this area from the eastern pacific ocean and current temperatures across the nation already very warm in parts of the center of the nation. you can see 80 degrees in kansas city. 70s across texas. and those high temperatures are going to be climbing into the middle 90s from texas to parts of kansas and along the east coast, you are not too bad today. 82 in new york city. that's actually very pleasant. tomorrow temperatures will be climbing on the east coast and many will be climbing into the 90s. back inside. >> hotter in kansas city than in florida. two of the greatest battles of american history but did you

know there's a connection between iwo jima and gettysburg. the p.c. police a high school makes high school graduation gender neutral. we're going to tell you who that is supposed to help. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> bunker hill takes place on a peninsula at the kbing of a war between a militia and british red coats and gettysburg is in the middle of pennsylvania and it's a middle of a war between two sets of soldiers and of course iwo jima is at the end of war. there's one common factor. that is at all of them there was the american soldier. he's the sort of the common thread there. >> absolutely. and you really go into the fact that the american soldier in fortitude and strength relies upon in all these battles, the same thing. what is that? >> he relies on -- sort of the key to american over the last 250-odd years is basically sticking together. you know it's small unit cohesion. you know soldiers will just pull together instinctively toward a common goal and they will adapt in the field.

they will be flexible. they will transfer chains of command and sort of adapt to changing circumstances, and i think this is a critical factor in sort of american successes. >> why did you want to write the book right now? >> well, i think it's interesting. ever since i was a youth, i've always been interested in military history and i think a lot of young people are interested in how they would -- how they would handle themselves you know when the moment of crisis arrives. when the bullets start flying how would you act? and i think a lot of -- you know especially young men, think -- think about this and i've always -- i've always wondered and from that sort of question that i sort of wrote the book. >> that's such a good point because throughout history there have always been people lining

up any time there's trouble to go solve the problems of the nation. but these days you kind of wonder. how many people -- i know we have a volunteer service and yet how many people are willing to die for america these days? >> yeah. i mean that's a great question about, you know to what extent you know a society should be marshalled. >> look how they did at 9/11, they came out of the woodwork to sign up. you always chronicle in your book the different character sticks of each of the wars. it's a fascinating look. it takes tremendous guts and valor. >> at the end of the day, it's boots on the ground. there's a big human factor to warfare. tech doesn't rule anything. >> we want to thank you for being here. >> "men of war" is the book. >> straight ahead. it is not the fourth of july but

the celebration already came early for independence day in one place. it was changed out of respect for ramadan. where that happened and who is outraged? straight ahead. and the p.c. police stomping on tradition, a high school makes graduation gender neutral. we'll tell you how they are doing it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper,

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. you hear that siren? pc police are on patrol. this time robes will be gender neutral. this after a gay rights group pushed for new standards. seniors will curtail traditional robes. instead all students in blue will start with class of 2016. what are your thoughts on removing gender from graduation and put everyone in blue? >> i have sympathy for schools on this issue. i think they want to be responsive and receptive to student concerns. we don't want to make their lives more difficult. we need perspective. this is one day, one hour.

i think responding to these kids by telling them oh yes, forget the traditions and we'll make everything gender neutral. i think it sets them up for a harsh reality in life. not everyone is going to respond to your demands in life. you know i just don't see this great type on the trauma scale. if you wear a role a that conflicts with your gender identity i don't think that's a major problem. but again, i do feel a lot of sympathy for schools struggling with this issue. >> sure. and students going through the same thing. students of ally first quality want everyone to know why they're for the blue robes and removing gender from graduation. watch this. >> so anyone regardless of how they identify they can be

comfortable in what they're wearing. >> there's no reason to separate people by genders anymore. >> in addition to that the school put forward this statement. graduation is a day of celebration. people don't feel they can celebrate if they feel pressured to accept jend per rules. some in the community may protest that two colors of robes is a tradition. so they don't want anyone to choose if they're uncomfortable choosing one gender indicated by robe color. what do you say about that? >> i don't think it's the end of the world if schools get rid of gender specific graduation robes. that's fine. i understand some people feel very strongly about school traditions. i do think i it's also important educators and parents teach kids about real hardship in the world. in isis is-controlled iraq, women are mutilated, raped

murdered. homosexuals are thrown off rooftops. rooftops christians are hunted down and killed. these are real subjects not wearing a color robe for an hour. i have sympathy for students dealing with this but i don't think we need to scrap all traditions to sort of make everyone happen pu i on their graduation day. >> thank you for being here. julie gunlock with opinions and mercy. thank you for joining us here. let us know what you think about it. fox reached out for statements from the high school but we have not heard back. let us know what you think. new bomb shell in the freddie gray case. turns out mosby told cops to

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. good morning. wednesday, june 10th 2010. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. cops getting closer to two escaped killers in the small town where they were reportedly spotted. breaking reports on that. bomb shell in the freddie gray case. turns out marilyn mosby told cops to target the neighborhood where the incident went down weeks before the arrest? is it time for her to step down and should that have factored in the case? we report you decide. and one dog gives a new meaning to the phrase man's best friend. >> do you think he tried to save your life? >> my dog?

yes. oh yeah. >> what she does remember is -- >> this is an incredible story. what that dog did to save that woman's life. she's alive today because of that dog. we've got a busy wednesday live from new york city. you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ wake up new york. taking attendance need you all at work. we have a lot to accomplish. we have a lot in this show including colin quinn joining us. good news his book involves racial relations in america. >> that's it. >> with a smile. we are happy. we are going to talk about the 4th of july being moved to

accommodate ram daz. what do you think about that? coming up this morning, a packed show. >> why he should get congressional medal of honor what he accomplished in war and in america. >> america stepped up to sign the petition. we'll tell you about that. and two accused of murdering people are spotted 40 miles from the prison in upstate new york in a town calls willisboro. how did they get there? there's two rail lines. they could have hopped a train. somebody spotted two guys walking on a desolate road in pouring rain. a woman watched the guys jump down embankment in the woods. they were wearing backpacks. cops are out in force everywhere look for those wo two.

>> backpacks, don't know if they left the jail with them. >> one woman who worked at prison joyce mitchell worked with one of the two of these guys. >> her husband works at jail. >> she is now confessing she was going to drive the get away vehicle to get them away from there but changed her mind in a panic attack and ended up in the hospital. now we know she got to know both men where she worked. they're questions whether or not she was the vehicle so to speak to supply them with the tools to help them escape. this is a wild story. >> they used her phone apparently to call their friends on the outside. we should point out the story she confessed to, i was going to drive the getaway car, that's item in some of the newspapers today. however, her son who has come out said look my mom would never help any of those people on the inside.

that story is simply not true. >> let's talk about the hunt to get them what it's going to take to round these guys up. knowing they're remorseless murderers. they have a history of drug use. they're going to be looking to acquire those drugs. commander of u.s. marshals talked about megyn kelly to get these guys and how desperate they are. >> desperate people do desperate things. suicide by cop if in fact cornered? there's sightings and leading coming in. we have dedicated all resources to these fugitives. >> he indicated there are leads they could not give. >> one was convicted of firing 15 rounds into a deputy and killing him. his buddy dismembered somebody. they're waiting to get 200 boots

on the ground times two to get then. >> they've got fbi snipers and forest rangers all looking. at one point yesterday, they found a lead at a vegetable stand. they asked the kids running the stand whether or not there's a possibility their parents could have been held hostage right then. the kids said no. they moved on. nonetheless it's a desperate situation. they feel they've got them cornered in the woods in essex county new york. they feel they could have hopped a rail. >> you feel you're in iowa when you go up state. a lot of farmers have guns. they're worried. they're saying to themselves i'm protecting myself. if these guys come here i'm going to be ready. >> one guy is a half brother of one of the murderers on the loose who believes his brother is going to come after him and kill him because he testified against him to begin with. >> these guys have nothing to

lose. if they're cornered who knows. it's six minutes after the top of the hour. we have more news. heather has urgent news. >> good morning. now the president has a plan. the pentagon is recommending sending 400 military advisors to iraq and opening a new military basis in a growing hot bed for isis. the plan includes encouraging iraq use to include a more direct iraqi security force. the goal is retaking the key city of ramadi. the recommendation does not include u.s. troops. the white house would have to approve the plan. a man hunt in texas after a houston police officer is shot in the back during a traffic stop. motorcycle officer terry smith sent a driver on his way when someone else drove by and opened fire. >> he was concluding that stop

when he and a metro officer with him heard a pop. shortly thereafter he realized he had been shot. >> he's a 20-year-old police veteran, father of six. he's undergoing surgery overnight. we're told he's in stable condition. wishing him the best. we're getting brand new information about the possible deadly anthrax scare. the pentagon saying the live virus may have been sent to 68 labs in five countries including united states australia, canada south korea, now great britain. this is quite a story. this service dog is held a hero after he lungs in front of a bus to save his blind owner's life. 8-year-old fico was helping his owner cross the street when a bus came barrelling down the road. the dog ran into danger to save

his owner. >> they say love of an animal and partner. he's amazing. i'm not surprised. that's the way he is. >> what a dog. both ffico and his owner were hurt but are alive. bet he's get paying big bone tonight. >> some said it wasn't an accident. he did it on purpose. >> thank you for that. >> you'd have to get off the couch. >> he doesn't have the most energy. eight minutes after the hour. let's talk about baltimore and what led up to the arrest of freddie gray and ultimately his death. was it a mandate from marilyn mosby to go out into baltimore and make arrests, start cracking

down. we want crime numbers lowered. >> this is a shocking new e-mail released yesterday that now puts this focus right on marilyn mosby and whether she should step down from the position and help the defense. this is huge. it cites her asking police in the area to enhance drug enforcement efforts that they're going to be monitored how well they were doing this at the exact intersection where freddie gray was chase ed from the baltimore corner by the three police officers in question. now six of them we've been photographing and showing you all month. this here is the same area that she said she didn't know was high crime. she created the high crime zone, asked them to go in and do their job, according to this e-mail. now when they did, she's the prosecutor. >> it's the exact corner. the e-mail states state attorney mosby asked me to look into community concerns regarding drug dealing in the areas of north avenue and mount street. now the defense attorneys for

six police officers -- remember she didn't just charge them with killing of this guy. she charged them with the murder of this man. the defense attorneys for the police officers now say she's got to back out of the case. they say quote mrs. mosby herself is integral part of the story and as such a central witness. in the charges related to the initial arrest and detention of mr. gray mrs. mosby herself has become essentially exculpatory evidence. this is a case the witness and prosecutor are one in the same. the prosecutor's office says they will not litigate the case in the media. they're going to do it in the courtroom. in the past she's been -- they say look you've got a conflict of interest. your husband is representing that particular area. you've got to back out. she's not going to back out. >> they're saying how are you going to prosecute the officers you told to go there and patrol

the area with intensity? how can you do that. >> they were following instructions. crack down on the corner. they did. moving ahead. independence day happening early in one place. why it's happening may have you outraged. it has us outraged. speaking of rage. road rage caught on incident. oh my goodness. that guy almost got ran over by a van. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ americans. 83% try... ...to eat healthy. yet up to 90% fall short in getting... ...key nutrients from food alone.

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overly sensitive to islam. ramadan is time most muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. if we wanted to be courteous, we have rescheduled after sunset. you know what's best after sun zet set? >> fireworks. >> now we're celebrating green energy? >> it wasn't green energy. it was life liberty, pursuit of happiness. this administration seems to have lost its way and lost the entire concept of what makes america great. there's nothing wrong standing up for what's great about america. we are the exceptional nation and should act like it. that's not rude or insensitive to other people. that's what you should do. >> is this an example of leading

from behind and not stepping forward to speak up for traditions? this one of course for importance to the country? >> of course we should. this was celebrating from ahead. bottom line this is a big deal. we treat it like a bill deal, amazing celebration. when we dogo ahead and kick to something more important, we do not show it as a sign of respect. people like iran islamic country, look at this and say if they cave on that why should we negotiate in good faith? it's not matter of changing a holiday, it's standing up for america. it was a failure. >> well said. thanks for your service and being with us at "fox & friends" today. happy 4th of june. >> same to you. >> you got it. jerry seinfeld and political

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about her commitments about being champion for everyday americans. next $1 million. that's how much richer a michigan man is because he didn't listen to his girlfriend. she demanded he stop buying lottery tickets. he ended up buying a winner. finally 80,000 pounds. that's how much weight a catapult tested by the navy is. it could launch off the aircraft carrier setting up a smoother fighter jet takeoff than the current steam powered device. >> just shooting cars into the water. >> there's no way. >> we're trying to get comfy on the couch here with legendary comedians alike. jerry seinfeld taking shots on "late night" with seth meyers yesterday. watch this. >> i can imagine people say that's offensive to suggest a gay person moves their hands in a flourishing motion. you now need to apologize.

there's a creepy pc thing out there that really bothers me. >> has the pc thing gone too far? joining uquinn, author of a book that came out yesterday, "the coloring book." good morning to you colin. >> good morning to you steve. thank you. >> jerry seinfeld was asked about the fact he said he doesn't play at college campuses because they're so pc nobody laughs at this stuff. >> college campus has been like that since the early 90s. >> what about what he said about everyone being so sensitive now. he was telling a joke and used the gay french king motion and people wooed instead of laughed? >> no. if you hear that in a club you'll say something. it's buzz worthy. if you say a certain phrase

people are like what? there's a million different ones depending on where you are. >> a game of verbal operation. like you touch the sides. he feels the lines are closing in on him. do you feel that way, you're more restricted in your art, profession what you do and your freedom? >> he says you can't let it get to you. the whole point of being a comedian we don't listen to the crowd. we need the crowd. what's more insulting than somebody that panders to the crowd. that's worst thing you can be in comedy. that's not our job. our job is make everybody unhappy. >> we like to make those people happy. we have a different job description. you have a brand new book out. >> it's related but still -- >> you do feel like -- he

produced your broadway plays. >> your book is called "the coloring book." you take on things people are intimidated to do so. how far do you go in your talks? >> the only people that talk race are angry or pandering. everybody is on the same dialogue for every story that comes out in the news. there's outrage and then it's like nobody really discusses race. we discuss discussing race. >> you talk about growing up in an area -- >> did you not grow up in this area answer the question. you grow up with italians jews, koreans. your assumptions were correct about their cullmanture. >> i don't make jokes heard before. >> you said if anybody can make

jokes like this, it's me. i've experienced it. >> so what has changed? it used to be people could take a joke. now it seems some people -- you write about it in your book -- people have no sense of humor. >> it depends where you're coming from. a lot of people feel where is that coming from? it depends. sometimes people try to be slick and try to throw stuff in. you have to say something directly. you can't be like i'm just making a joke. that's what i'm saying i believe. you can't say be it's all jokes. it's not a free pass. >> you grew up in an area which was very tolerant. your parents were hands off. there's the thing as antibullying campaign. it was called i'm fighting after school campaign.

it seemed like the wild west in brooklyn. >> it was a little wild back then but yeah -- there was definitely -- >> better now or then? >> no better. people are trying to regulate more humanity. you know what i mean? it's good and bad for both. it's not like things were great then either. i like to glorify because i was young. you always look back and go great times. at the time i was miserable. >> your book came out yesterday "the coloring book." he said when he sat down his number one concern was how his gut would look on the couch. how do you feel it looks? >> i'm suxcking it in. >> you look great. >> looks like you care too much. you want to stay for the whole

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wow. shot of the morning. check out temperature students at the high school in new jersey doing a lip stunt to taylor swift "shake it off." talk about game time. it's tweeted in the video to followers with message of love for cinnaminson high school. that's taylor swift there. >> there's been versions of that. what youtube has embraced is teaching young people of america how to lip sync and walk backwards. >> that's a good point steve. a lot of people don't credit youtube for weather. >> or dub smash. >> a lot of kids from videos wind up on college campuses

giving the tour. we have the dining hall. here's the office. here's the stadium. >> if you haven't taken a college tour yet, when you do you'll laugh out loud. there's colin quinn on the street with his handler. move your head. there's colin quinn right there. >> there. >> he's walking over to howard stern show. >> i told him to tell at the howard i said hello. i'm going to keep pointing until he disappears. >> we get here at 4:00 and tape this show. we never do it live. this time i get to perfect. fox news alert. bombs killing several and many injuries. >> deadly attack overnight in the restaurant in the capital city will there. >> look at that. john is live with the latest. john? >> steve and elisabeth, brian, very bloody night once again in

baghdad. in and around the baghdad area. 20 people were killed in a series of bombings. the worst as you mentioned was at a restaurant in eastern baghdad where at least at this point we hear 10 were killed. it went off near the restaurants and also several shops. basically targeting areas, public areas where there's a lot of people going to those locations. also two other separate bombings in western baghdad. a vegetable market was targeted and a commercial street and area. a lot of people going to those places. innocent civilians, men, women, children. at least six were kill there had. i say at least because sometimes we see numbers escalate in the hours after that. of course dozens were also injured. these are the worst bombings since several hotel bombings or car bombs went off outside of

two very popular hotels in downtown baghdad a week and a half ago killing 15 people. this is really escalated the number of suicide attacks since isis took control of ramadi about a month ago. ramadi is capital of the an bar province where the obama administration is considering setting up another military base and sending 500 additional u.s. troops there. what we're hearing now steve, elisabeth, brian, there's more intense fighting in and around ramadi that continues along with of course the suicide attacks and car bombings. back to you. >> thanks john. >> amazeing too. they say train the army. let's change and start training sunnis. what a genius. >> we hear from the president, we don't have strategies. no rush.

25 minutes before the top of the hour my strategy is toss to heather. >> good morning guys. i've got news out of south carolina. eight cases of e e coli are trace add to a daycare center. one has turned deadly. a 2-year-old died after contracting the back tier yachlt the learning vine center is temporarily closed while state health officials step in to investigate and clean the school. up here in new york drug dealers charged with homicide. this could happen in new york state where there's a crack do you know on the heroin epidemic. a package of bills has been pass had the would charge a heroin dealer with homicide if the drugs they sold killed someone. there's a major upstick in heroin deaths across the county. now the bill goes to state assembly. talk about an odd couple of

sorts. after being frozen out of the g7 g-7 summit vladimir putin will meet the pope today. the pope has faced criticism after ukrainian church leaders say he did not condemn russia's take over of crimea. pope francis raised eyebrows when he met with raul castro last month. shocking road rage caught on camera. it started with a traffic snarl on california 101 free way. see one guy punch the other guy's car. then the fists fly at one another. the guy gets out of the car. he's pummelled to the ground in front of oncoming traffic. the man standing up just strivedriving away. the l.a.p.d. says no complaints have been filed. they get nasty. >> the first punch knocked the guy almost into the red van. >> who was taping it?

>> just a guy following around with an iphone? he got the whole thing. >> the guy was in his phone texting and had his camera ready. pleasant day. >> that's right. storms across parts of the northeast. some of us will deal with areas of rain. new york city beautiful day. sunshine and temperatures in the low 80s. should stay dry for today. areas further west like we mentioned, we have the forecast for showers and storms and possibility of severe storms across portions of plains in the northeast. for tomorrow similar areas continue to see the risk for severe weather. we'll keep you updated of course. further west like california, nevada even across the rock iyiesrockies, we have tropical moisture from the pacific ocean that will enhance heavy rain. we have potential for flash

flooding. temperature wise across the country, warm in the center of the country. 80s and 70s. we expect high theemperatures getting to 90s today. tomorrow, expect 90s in new york city places like carolinas and florida. temperatures climbing out there. get ready for summer heat. back inside. >> thanks maria. cleveland is one step closer to ending the title drought. talking about nba. cavaliers have another huge night against the warriors in game three. he wasn't actually even open. that incredit arable alley-oop one of his many baskets he finishes with over 40 on the night. scored 40 points then 44 game one, double-double in game two. in the end 96-91.

cleveland two wins from their first title in hundreds of years. now to baseball. history. 27-year-old baseball pitcher cemented his place in the record books. they did it at expense of first place mets. san francisco rookie heston tossing a no-hitter against new york. it was the 13th start of his career. heston played baseball since childhood but never thrown a game like that. first no-hitter of the season. they're the defending world champs. that's what i looked like in 1973 when i started the radio show. coming up on kilmeade and friends between 9:00 and noon. lieutenant colonel allen west. get it on fox news. >> they've got a great book out. >> together they wrote a book. >> they did. still ahead on this wednesday, remember this photo, governor chris christie and president obama standing side by side hugging it out after hurricane super storm sandy that

is? the bromance is over. how chris christie is going after the president in a big way now. then you know him as a baseball great. did you know he stopped his career to serve our country? yogi bear on the beaches during d-day. this morning he's one step close tore earning presidential medal freedom thanks to his granddaughter. lindsey is here to join us walking into the cast, next. ♪ ♪ (music) boys? (music) stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. hurry in and you can get 0% apr

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considered. hitting 1,000 signatures with over an hour to spare. now the white house, your move mr. obama. yogi berra's granddaughter lindsey is here. she's the driving force in the campaign. she says her grandfather's military service not only working with mets and yankees. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what prompted this? >> grand pa is an amazing guy that worked hard in a lot of areas his entire life. i know everyone knows what he did on the baseball field, but i don't think many know about the community service aspect things he's done off the field since he retired in baseball. >> you always knew he was special. he's so much more than a catcher. >> so much he's -- god -- he's been advocate for civil rights for as long as he's been around. he was great friends in baseball

with howard robinson all the first black and latin players. help odd push that in the country. he's been educational advocate forever. he's had a scholarship fund active since the 50s. he's got the center in new jersey that serves 20,000 kids a year teaching leadership loyalty, values all those things he is. >> you reminded me he was not a major leaguer. he was in there. >> he did didn't get drafted. he enlisted as a teenager. he was in the u.s. navy on a landing craft support off the beach. he was providing cover fire for troops going a shore at omaha beach. >> did he let you know what this would mean to him? >> grandpa has gotten so many honors. this is recognition of things he's done that are not what everyone remembers him for

doing. the education and stuff is so important to him. his museum is important to him. he views that as his legacy. i think this would be validation for great work he's done for 20 years. >> i meant what i said in the intro. >> this is done at the discretion of the president. right now we're going to have as many people as we can from the sports world, business world, political world, people's charities grandpa has been active with. people helped write letters to the president and tell what a great humanitarian he's been off the field. >> one thing is true he may be famous and icon but your love for him comes crystal clear. what does he mean to you? >> i think he's -- he's my grandpa, and i'm lucky to have him. he's a wonderful man to everyone he meets. doesn't matter who you are. he treats you exactly the same

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new jersey governor chris christie says he's not sure if he's running for president yet, but there's one thing he's sure of. that is his stance on pot. >> you said marijuana is a gate way drug. if president, would you return the federal prosecutions in the states like colorado washington state? >> yes. >> go after -- >> yes, sir. >> so if somebody is enjoying that now in their state, if you're president, that's getting turned off? >> correct. it's not like i'm going to pander or hide. i'm going to say what i think. if folks disagree they will.

>> does his position on pot wreck his chances if he does run? here to debate this dan riffle and dr. davis murray former chief scientist in the white house office of national drug control policy. they join us from our nation's capital. dr. murray let's start with you. you say this is a politically savvy move. why? >> leadership is always the right answer. i think that governor christie is taking a stand. he says i fly my flag it goes no farther. it is not on my watch if i'm president. i'm going to uphold the law. it is still federal law. i think it's the morally, political right call. people are hungry for leadership. i think people will rally to him when he says we're upholding the law and going to protect our children from illegal drugs in america. >> currently marijuana is against federal law. this president decided not to

enforce in states of colorado and washington. you think -- dr. murray thinks it's a savvy move. you think it limits his chances. >> it's a hypocritical move. we heard weeks ago chris christie spent tens of thousands of dollars on liquor at football games to get drunk with his buddies. now he wants to prosecute something less harmful. >> well marijuana is illegal in that state. >> sure. to talk about the actual policy on this. i thought conservatives supported limited government not having big government interfere with people's personal lives and decisions. the conservatives supported federalism and state rights. christie suggests we need a big government in states to tell people what are and are not good decisions and federal government should force one size fits all solution no matter what states decide.

that's not conservative. >> what do people in the united states feel? a fox news poll says when asked whether or not you'd like to see the legalization of marijuana. over half the country favors it. 44% opposes it. >> dr. murray you look at what's happening in colorado and washington. you regard that as an experiment that failed. why? >> the damage is starting to come in. the reports are there. the legalization movement is based on misrepresentation. as temperature damage becomes evident, people are realizing that the support is soft. don't mistake fashionability. children under six years of age are showing up in emergency rooms because someone fool came home from marijuana outlet and left a brownie on the counter. 75% of those were under three years of age and getting sick

from intoxicating tfc. that's not acceptable. it's going to support this movement. it's growing rapidly when someone shows leadership as governor christie has done. >> dan, last 20 seconds. >> we read stories about kids getting hands on brownies with marijuana in hem in every state. people are tired of seeing tax dollars thrown in a bottomless pit trying to arrest our way out of a public health issue. they instead want to tax marijuana, regulate it take out of hands of drug dealers and put in the hands of law a biding citizens. >> if president, christie would enforce laws on marijuana. what do you think about that? e-mail us. meanwhile one pastor says

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. good morning to you. today is wednesday, june 10th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. cops closing in on two escaped killers in a small town after a possible sighting overnight. breaking details on whereabouts of the two men and woman who may have helped set them free. forget about isis. our real enemy, the police. >> the group is not going to be isis. it's going to be use znchtssuses. >> does it sound like the reverend is encouraging to

attack police officers? we'll have that coming up. these not only protect, they save lives. >> there you go. there she is. >> how one officer brought a baby back to life before the ambulance could even arrive. prepare for anything. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ i feel like the m and m is staring at me. >> that is time square which you find to be scary because there's so many tourists. coming up you'll meet a chaplain. you go to a chaplain to talk about god. he's fighting for his right to

express his faith because he's kept from doing that. we're going to speak to a guy called mr. steve who works as a janitor. he's been doing it 15 years. >> this is i aa live picture. >> he's signed 300 yearbooks for his entire school. they line up for him. we can't wait to talk to mr. steve. hey guys. they are live in illinois. we are excited to talk to them. meanwhile, a fox news alert for you. there's a house to house search in upstate new york for those two men who have been convicted of murder. there they are there. people in one part of upstate new york are terrified. locking their doors at night, locking windows, sleeping with a shotgun next to their bed. there's reports these two are in

willisboro. presumption is they may have jumped a train. there's a train line that runs through there, and traveled 40 miles. people have spotted them. people are out in force. >> you're seeing david sweat who put 15 rounds into a deputy. richard matt was serving 25 years to life for dismembering his former boss. here's sweat's half brother. he said he believes his brother is incredibly dangerous and may be going after him. take a listen. >> i'm very worried he's coming this way because one of the last things he said to me is you are my brother, i love you. you are my blood, but if you turn against me i'll come after you. he has escaped from other prisons before. after i had to testify against him, i asked the police what

happens if he escapes? they said oh that will never happen. now my worst nightmare is coming true. >> it turns out, i it looks as though joyce mitchell confessed to being the person who was the getaway car to get them to another country or state a great distance away. they did not plan for her to lose her nerve. she had a panic attack went to the hospital. she was not there to be the get away car. >> she works for the prison in the department where she trains people to be tailors and things like. that in this program they make uniforms for metro north, the rail line that travels through new york. they have tracked down her cell phone was used by one of those two guys to talk to people on the outside.

the new york post says that they used her to get the tools to break out. her son denies that his mother would be involved. however, it is a complicated se narrow as well -- complicated situation. joyce is married to someone that also works at the prison. >> sweat's brother described him as two people that would charm the pants off of you. you would think he's a great guy, then all of a sudden something would switch and he gets the evil eye. >> this is the kind of mental case you're dealing with. >> in essex county new york, they're looking for those guys. today could be the guy. we've been talking about this story in texas that popped up on youtube over the weekend. that's the pool party in texas.

that's police officer casebolt you see there. >> police were called in over the numbers of people authorized to be there. >> you see the 15-year-old he's being rough with. the police force believes it's not linear to how they trained, not how the other officers were ss ss were acting. he resigned ending the investigation. >> the police chief said he was stepping out of protocol. 11 of 12 acted within protocol. he was not one of them. this is his verbatim. >> i had 12 officers on the scene. 11 performed according to their training. our policies are training. our practice do not support his actions. he came into the call out of control. as the video shows was out of control during the incident.

>> we don't know whether or not he was pressured to resign. we do know he wrote a two word letter that simply said i resign. nonetheless, his critics are relieved. supporters are disappointed according to dallas morning news this morning. then you've got this reverend down there who said something so inflammatory yesterday that we had to bring it to you. >> this is reverend ronald wright. want to talk about holy rhetoric. this may be as far from it as possible. >> we're setting the stage for a terrorist attack in this country. the group is not going to be isis. it's going to be usis. us against injustice law officers and people that allow racism to grow in this city. >> well, there were some protestsprotest protests last night. one person we told you was charged in relation to that.

one of the kid who is rushed the police officer. yesterday the police department dropped the charges. it sounds like mckinney, texas wants to get this behind them. this diverse suburb and was ranked must be one place in america to live. they don't like the fact this video is out there. now that police officer has taken it upon himself to resign. >> there's no report of a pattern. don't use this incident to have a series of marches to get attention for yourself and become famous. we have a fox news alert for you. one becomes all too real in texas. right now a man hunt is underway in houston after a police officer is shot during a traffic stop. >> to tell us more weekend co host anna joins us. >> terry smith was caught by

surprise shot. officer smith pulled over a driver in a routine traffic stop. he sent the driver on their way and talking to another cop on the scene when someone drove by and opened fire. >> he was concluding that stop when he and a metro officer checking by with him heard a pop. then shortly thereafter he realized he had been shot. >> the 20 year police veteran and father of six undergoing surgery overnight. he's in stable condition. we're told he's expected to make a full recovery. investigators are gathering surveillance video from nearby businesses hoping to track down that shooter. it's not clear if officer smith was targeted. houston houston officials warn cops to be vigilant on patrol saying there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop. >> they're never routine. anna thank you very much. heather, nothing routine about your updates.

they're all different and unfolding. >> we start now with the box news alert. the president of course claimed earlier this week he was waiting for the pentagon on a plan to fight isis. now the president has one before him. the pentagon is recommending sending 400 military advisors to iraq and opening a new military base in anbar province isis hot bed. u.s. official puts the number of u.s. troops at fewer than 500. we're told they would train iraqi forces to retake ramadi. the military plan would not include sending american combat troops. the president would have to approve this. brand new developments to tell you about in the potential deadly anthrax scare we told you last month. the pentagon con if i wering a live sample of that bacteria a may have been sent to a lab in united kings come making total of 68 shipments to lap across

five countries including united states australia, canada south korea and now the uk. and then hundreds of cuban criminals now walking free in america. it's all because cuba refuses to let them go home. according to to today's "washington times," u.s. attempted to send nearly 900 illegal immigrants with criminal histories back to cuba last year, but they were denied re-entry by cuebacuba. 2800 criminals from around the world were let in through the illegal loophole. they are to stay if their native country won't take them back. albuquerque, new mexico, an officer saves a baby's life. >> is she breathing? >> i don't know. there's an officer here.

what's wrong with her? >> started mouth to mouth. the child is starting to breathe now. >> that's officer martin smith. he was called to that home after the 7-month-old girl stopped breathing. the video was captured by his body camera. he starts cpr and remains calm as the terrified family including the mother and grandmother stands by and watched. the baby was diagnosed with a seizure disorder and now on medication. reading an article about this now. that little girl is going to be okay. that's a testament to incredible work our officers do. too often we see negative stories. >> because he was wearing the the body cam, you could see it. the first image of the baby, the face is blue. >> i know. terrifying for any parent to think about. coming up jerry seinfeld is

tired of being pc'd. >> they think you went over the line. >> they keep moving the lines in for no reason. >> more from the comedian and war on politically correct police. and gop field growing by the day. which campaigns are running on empty? who is leading the pac? we'll break down the race of 2016 next. >> that's a big list. ♪ nope ♪ ♪ hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com

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. gop presidential candidates list is growing by the day. here to analyze the horse race. public strategist and president of the victory group a adam. it's hard to break a race down this big this early. let's look at the fox poll this quick. no surprise bush and walker near the top. the biggest surprise is carson among the elite. then paul cruz huckabee as well as christie. let's start with elite. put bush up there, but you know who's joining him? dr. carson. how's he doing it? >> dr. carson like fiorina are outsiders. at a time people are looking for something fresh and different, takes us in a new direction. i think that's where he has the

initial appeal. the problem and challenge for dr. carson and fiorina and others will be their ability to withstand and maintain momentum through a long slot of presidential campaign. >> you said one is loser in the couple of weeks. santorum got in the race with 11 states in his quiver. you say so far nothing. >> the problem was four years ago he was engaged in far of attrition with romney. his challenge in '16 is the path is full of powerfully attractive candidates. huckabee carson walker. he's all dressed with nowhere to go. >> he's strong on his feet and knows the issue. i know what you're saying. carly fiorina and chris christie you say they're the sleepers up and comers. carly fiorina joined us

yesterday. i hear her crowds are growing with her appearances. she's always been self-assured. >> there's something nice about carly fiorina's story. she broke every glass ceiling on the way to the top. she's wowing conservative audiences around the country. she's the only woman in the race not to be underestimated. she fits the role as the outsider people are looking for something they haven't quite found. she's had a very good audition and start out of the gate. the question is how is act two? >> governor christie has problems. the jersey economic story does not look as strong as two years ago. you see how strong a politician he is and great communicator. do you think people are open to that? >> we're a country that roots for the underdog. if there's going to be a comeback kid in this case chris christie fits that mold.

i think he's looking more relaxed and confident. the further his car gets from that bridge that caused him so much. this is like brian and bell mobt.mobt like the belmont. everyone is breaking from the gate. >> there's no american pharaoh, favorite in this race. thanks for perspective on confident candidates. thank you. >> thank you. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. straight ahead. as if the secret service did not have enough problems already. we learned officers in the white house had access to classified information but never had security clearance. he's not in one direction, but he's got fans by the dozen lining up for his autograph.

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we have got quick headlines for you this wednesday morning this. morning the secret service confirming dozens of secret service recruits did not complete training to get security clearances. what? that's right. we've learned some agents have been in meetings where classified material was talked about and shared. director joseph clancy says his agency is trying to fix that. man, it never should have happened. in a couple hours, investigators could drop a major bomb shell on last month's deadly train derailment outside

of philadelphia. the national transportation safety board expected to release whether or not the engineer was using his cell phone at the time of the crash. we should know later today. more autographs please. that's what they're asking for. check out this rock star janitor. this is mr. steve, steve widener, in illinois. the kids love him so much, they waited in a long line to have him sign their yearbook. adorable picture. it went viral. this morning, steve joining us live with the second grade. dozens of students behind you. hi guys. >> hello. >> hello. >> mr. steve -- hi everybody. you know what that's good student behavior there. i didn't ask you to say hi

mrs. hasselbeck. i'm sure you would have. i'm so excited about this story. mr. steve, what does it mean to you to know that millions and millions of people have seen you doing just what you do signing the yearbooks? what a do you think of the attention? >> it's a little overwhelming. i'm very excited though. something i didn't expect to happen. >> no certainly not. you've been doing what you do for 15 years there at the school signing these yearbooks. you signed all second graders and over 300 yearbooks. what makes mr. steve so great? >> um that he will come to play with you outside sometimes after recess. it just makes all the boys and girls really happy. >> it must because you and your friends lined up to have him sign your yearbook. steve, when you see your students there -- you've been

working there as janitor 15 years. you see them lining up to have you sign a note in their yearbook what does it mean to you? >> it means a lot. i do this every year. this is just the first year somebody has taken a picture and posted it. it means a lot. it makes them happy. >> oh my goodness. capri, i see your friends around you. could you give them a sign to maybe give a cheer and clapping about how much they love mr. steve? ask them how much do you love mr. steve? >> a lot. he really means a lot to me. i like that. >> oh i'm sure you do. the principal there principal shirley, said the students count on you mr. steve. they count on you to be there when they need you. what does it mean to hear that from the school leader? >> means a lot. means a lot. >> i love the sign behind you.

we all love mr. steve. that is so great. i have to say we'd all line up for your signature as well. we love the relationship and fact you're sharing it with us. big hello. we think you are pretty incredible. mr. steve, job well done. can i get recess right now? >> yes, you can. >> extra recess today. >> school is out today. >> happy summer. recess for everybody. all right everyone bye bye. well a new bomb shell in the freddie gray case in baltimore now. marilyn mosby told cops to target the exact neighborhood where the incident went down weeks before his arrest. is it time for her to go off this case? you report. jerry seinfeld is fireing back against the pc police.

>> they think you went over the line. >> don't i know it they keep moving the lines in for no reason. >> comments pouring in on this for sure. we're going to read them live next. ♪ ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more

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he said that as he was petting a tank. who is the good tank? you are. you are good tank. >> funny. that is a safe joke. these days though we're about to discuss the fact that it seems to many like we are becoming so politically correct, america is losing its sense of humor. jerry seinfeld we told you a couple days ago won't play at college campuses as won't chris rock because kids on campus don't have a sense of humor. everything is too other politically correct. you don't want to defend them. >> chris rock says we don't want anyone to lose. we're ignoring race to a fault. you can't say the black kid. it's the kid with red shoes. you can't without being offensive last night he said the

line between funny and offensive is closing in on him. >> there's more that will let you know that you went over the line than ever before. >> don't i know it. >> they keep moving the lines in for no reason. >> right. >> i do this joke about the way people need to justify their cell phone. i need to have it with me because people are so important. they don't see very important the way you scroll through them like a gay french king. >> there's comedyies you can feel an opinion. they thought what are you saying gay, what do you mean? are you kidding me? we can't even -- i imagine a time when people said that's offensive to suggest that a gay person moves their hands in a flourishing motion. now you need to apologize.

there's a creepy pc thing out there that really bothers me. >> it hurts his business. it's guys like him, leno who are obviously not racist or sexist. for him to speak out could do more good than anything. >> how many were offended by what he said? >> maybe some. maybe some of you. what do you think about the creepy pc thing going on? demi on facebook said you can hardly speak because you will offend someone. and cyndy said america has lost its sense of humor. >> i'm offended by you trying not to offend. >> see, again. >> and eileen on facebook. >> i think the country in general is pretty tired of all this. it wears you out.

>> where's the days we all laughed? the line has changed. you don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. >> we did in the 70 wanted to hurt people's feelings? >> you're hurting my feelings now. >> we were tough when we had kal callus skin. >> do you like the stage we're at now? seinfeld doesn't. >> i'm not offended by your comments. >> she was using that ipad in a menacing fashion. >> i'm so offended by both of you. >> i'm offended by that. it says the copy doesn't matter. >> i'm offended you have breaking muze that'sbreak ing news that's coming in that you haven't told us yet. there's a fox news alert. there's a report out now we got word of a short while ago, a spy virus targeted three european

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freddie gray was arrested three weeks before he died. now this could change everything for the six cops on trial in gray's deaths. they want mosby removed as prosecutor. now their lawyer says her request for increased police presence makes her a witness and therefore should step down. new information comes as mosby's request for a gag order on the case is denied because she filed in the wrong court. a lot of developments there. major league 3w5ib8baseball is taking a closer look at security after the incident last week. he didn't go as far as saying more netting would be needed. the oakland a's player who's bat broke and hit tanya carpenter in the head. she's taken to the hospital. she sent flowers to her in the hospital. her condition is updated from serious to fair. those are your headlines. i'm offended by you.

>> good catch brian. >> good thing you didn't hit elisabeth. >> we planned this over e-mail. >> thank you heather. i would like to bring back the 70s tolerance where we made fun of each other. i thought we were better people. >> you did? >> i did. i didn't like the bell bottoms but i like the attitude. >> i like the bell bottoms. breezier. coming up at the top of the hour. >> he pointed his gun at teens and wrestled a girl to the ground. that police officer has quit his job. what mind frame does an officer need heading into a situation like this. dr. ablow talks about this. and he's not going down without a fight. he's here with us live.

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we're back with a fox news alert. out of a job. the texas police officer caught on camera pointing his gun at teenager and pinning this girl to the ground has resigned. dan is live outside the mckinney, texas police department with the latest. hey dan. big news in this case. >> reporter: yeah certainly a significant development brian. one thing we don't know yet is whether we might hear from now former police corporal eric casebolt later today. his attorney says she will be making a statement this afternoon. not known whether he will be there. as you talked about, casebolt was one of 12 mckinney police officers that responded to a disturbance at craig ranch community pool this past friday. cell phone video that went fierlviral

showed him pushing a 15-year-old girl to the ground pointing his gun at other teens. the police chief said the actions were out of control. since the story broke over the weekend, there have been good sized protests here. activists have been calling for firing of corporal casebolt and also called for accountability from the mckinney police department. many have said they want to see casebolt face criminal prosecution. it will be up to the colin country district attorney to determine whether criminal charges are filed in this case. the police chief though says that casebolt will keep his police pension and benefits. reporting live in mckinney, texas. back to you. >> we've been following that case. sadly his career is done. >> question two, what is the

mentality a cop needs in a situation like this? dr. keith ablow, good morning. what what's your assessment? seems a shift on the streets with how teens and people react to police. what's going on? >> there's a fracture americans place properly in authority in police officers. when i was a kid growing up if a police officer showed up you were quiet, answered questions. no trampling on your rights was necessarily allowed by any means. you did pretty much what you were told. not so now. things have shifted. that's a shift encouraged by some leaders. >> when you say some leaders, who are you talking about? >> look i don't think the president or former attorney general did anything to help people out when they seemed to

side with folks other than police or mayor of new york. these messages are powerful. they're heard by young people who may think of it as a cause celeb to resist police officers. these guys are well intentioned indeed. public servants is to quiet down answer to them do as you're told. >> the police chief hired you to talk about situations and how to get better at them. what should be the mind set coming into a situation like the pool fights happening that day? >> yeah i say this. listen in these times in such situations you've got to stay very close to guidelines that we're teaching you. we're going to teach you then again. there's a heightened sense you may feel as a police officer. these guys are tough.

they're willing to risk their lives for other people. right now the streets are more dangerous because to some extent people have it in for police. >> we see that across the nation where police officers are on high alert. we've seen those shot and killed as well. when a police officer goes in there's a psychological state he's dealing with. different so than maybe in years past. good insight in terms of how everyone should be viewing this now and the conversation. what do we need to know? >> we need to know things for police officers are different because the bottom line is it use to come with the job, the benefit that respect of the community was yours. you may not make millions of dollars, but you wore this badge. people admire had the or were thankful. now there's a psychological moment here police officers need help perhaps. departments need it in order to

understand listen these things may come in waves or cycles. you will win the respect of the community if you remain faithful to oaths you took. >> also if some of the officers would have grabbed him and said -- >> there was an arm that went on him at one point in the video. interesting. police were call into the situation. doctor thanks. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead on this wednesday, a military chaplain fired over his fate. he's not going down without a fight. he joins us live next. first, let's check in with martha. she's going to tell us what's on her show. >> that's right. good morning everyone. the president has gone from no strategy yet to sudden turn of events. now talk of a u.s. base in anbar province in iraq. stunning turn in strategy.

we'll get more on that and talk to presidential hopeful carly fiorina. and marco rubio is fighting back. we'll tell you when bill and i see you at the top of the hour.

we brought you the story in march. a decorated military chaplain 19 years in the business threatened being thrown out of the navy because of his faith. now he's fighting back for his right to serve. joining us now, chaplain wes modder and secretary of the liberty institute. they join us from dallas fort worth. it was alleged you were not respectful during private counselling sections regarding

faith, marriage sexuality. what is someone saying you did wrong? >> the complaint is that i was insensitive and didn't care for people who not necessarily share the viewpoints i have as a christian minister. so when i was in counselling sessions in my office share ago my viewpoint after being asked my viewpoint, it wasn't appreciated, and they disagreed. this individual young thatnavy officer. he never did it directly. it was done behind my back very quietly. then i was relieved and detach add. >> i read one news account that the young navy officer you were talking about was your assistant, married gay officer, upset with your views on same sex relationships. he was asking you a number of questions about it then next thing you know you get this

complaint, right? >> at last correct. he wasn't a trained chaplain religious programs specialist. he was an administrative assistant a waiting orders. they're assigned temporarily to our office. often times being in close proximity, he would hear conversations that are private and confidential and did not like those either. >> kelly, you're representing the chaplain because essentially he's in trouble for believing what his faith tells him is true. >> exactly. what his denomination that ordained him as a minister endorsing organization as a chaplain believes. he did exactly what chaplains are supposed to do minister to people answer questions in 101 counselling of what the bible says is of what their faith says. in fact this was -- what's happened to this good man is violation of constitution and military regulations but

congress passed a law a year ago to make clear chaplains were protected from these types of attacks. unfortunately they're refusing to follow law at this point or at least the captain who did this is. we're hoping the navy will overturn this and we'll get back to following law in the navy. >> that a would be a step in the rights direction. chaplain i know your business is looking at the bible for inspiration during troubling times like this. how are you consoling yourself? it seems like the may have inavy is out to get you at this point. >> i don't know that one captain represents the entire navy. there's other multiple leader ship failures. i'm staying in prayer and believing i'm doing the will of god being true to my calling, church assembly of god. personal feelings can come from

this. feelings of betrayal. that's difficult, but at the same time, in scripture jesus says don't think it strange these fiery trials will come. when we follow christ the world will not always be happy with our decisions and responses. at the same time what i've been doing my entire career is caring and loving people. not looking to find fault with people but being truthful to my ordination. >> we'll see a what happens next. chaplain kelly, thanks for joining us from dallas. we'll keep folks posted on what happens next. >> thank you steve.

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