it. tea hitting a child teaches nothing but violence. thank you for waking up at 5 a.m. and joining us. >> have a great day. great to see you. >> nice to see you, too. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye-bye. good morning, thursday, june 11th. this is a fox news alert. the manhunt for two escaped killers expanding. a major highway shut down overnight as the search intensifies. where police now think the fugitives may be hiding. we're live on the ground with the breaking details for you. and one mother's response to what happened at that pool party in mckinney, texas, has gone viral. she says there's another problem with this video no one is talking about. >> everyone is talking about -- or in an uproar about, they restrained the black kids, not the white kids. the white kids weren't running. the black kids were. >> she doesn't stop there.

why she's also calling out the parents. you want to see it. >> a high school catcher taking out runners with her elbows. >> oh, my goodness. >> even poete rose says that's over the line. the video taking the internet by the storm. we ask you, is this fair or foul? drop everything you're doing. stop shaving, stop showering and answer that question. >> as a former softball player, i will. answer that question. >> she just broke the cold open rules up. sit is there like nothing's wrong. >> i think she outranks you. >> mornings are better with friends. ♪ now you're giving me giving me nothing but shattered dreams ♪ let's talk about shattered dreams. you want to raise money for your father's day gift for dad, it's around the corner. you go out and you put together a little lemonade stand.

next thing you know, there's a cop there. next thing you know, you're down at city hall, need a permit, cleared by health. it will have you up in arms. >> how they're making lemonade out of the lemons. >> if they cared about their fathers and had been saving all year, they wouldn't have to worry about this. >> you are so harsh. >> if they had a plan, correct? >> coming up, a firefighter who saved his family. this story was incredible. we brought it to you yesterday. it's one you're not going to want to miss when you think about the timing and rescue of coming into your own family on a call. it is -- it's remarkable. >> you come up on a crash scene. you think it's another terrible accident until you find out it's your family in the car. that story first. plus, robert trent jones jr., legendary golf course designer, he did in addition to 270 golf course around the

world, and he also did the white house putting green. he has played golf with some of our presidents. which of them cheated? we're going to ask him. >> you know who should pick up golf? president obama. i'm sure he would love it. great way to relax, or pass the time if he has an open hour. >> we'll get to this fox news alert for you. dangerous and more desperate than other. an urgent warning to the public as frantic manhunt for two fugitive killers expands. >> authorities now say richard matt and david sweat could be heeding east to vermont as hundreds of leads pour in. >> outside the prison in dannemora, following these breaking developments. are you in the wrong state? >> no, actually both governors held a press conference

yesterday. governor cuomo is certainly vigilant as well as vermont's governor. you can see behind me, this is the clinton correctional facility. there's still a heavy police presence behind me. and the community is without a doubt on edge. the school district has decided to close classes today for the first time since escaped killers left this prison over the weekend. escaped using those power tools. now, police here are refocusing on an area. we've got a map we can show you. an eight-mile stretch of roadway they've already searched, already combed through. they're refocusing on that area. that road is now shut down. on our drive in from new york city, we went through multiple police checkpoints. you see with law enforcement there, rifles on the ready. police have expanded their search east after learning richard matt and david sweat had recently spoke about vermont. a relative of richard matt is warning the fugitive won't go down without a fight and says he

knows how to survive on the run. he says he's a thief, conman and any woman that comes across them, he'll try to get anything he wants. >> we need to find these escapees. they are dangerous men. they are killers. they are murderers. there's no reason to believe they wouldn't do it again. they'll be more desperate than ever. >> reporter: well, all this as we're learning more about the prison worker accused of helping them escape. "the daily mail" exclusively speaking to joyce mitchell's ex-husband, calling her a serial cheater. she is suspected of being sweet-talked by richard matt into thinking they had a future. she is accused of having the power tools and driving the getaway cars.

"shawshank redemption" director tweeted this, okay, the dannemora break was a bit like shawshank. sometimes life imitates art, that's all. except these are bad, bad boys. there is a reward, and new york state police said they're working to pursue 500 leads at this hour. back to you. >> thank you. an intense manhunt. we'll talk to a criminal profiler coming up in a few minutes to get into the mind set of why this woman would potentially work with a murderer to set them free. one murdered someone and the other shot 15 rounds into a deputy. >> they said, the plan is falling apart because the woman decided not to pick them up and he thinks they're in the area. >> let's go down to texas, mckinney, texas. we have shown you this video, it went viral of a mckinney police officer responding at a pool party out of control. well, that officer who resigned the day before yesterday, has

now offered an apology through his attorney to explain, look, he was stressed out before he got there. he had just consoled a grieving wid doef a man who shot himself in the head in front of his kids. and helped photograph his body. then he calmed down a teenage girl who threatened to jump off a parent's roof. it took a toll on him before he got there, so says his attorney. >> that's right. she said with all that happened that day, he allowed his emotions to get the better of him. that was his direct quote. his family receiving death threats. >> you see before he went out on this cool, the officer was talking about what he did. he tried to console a parent about a suicide and also with the young girl, tried to help out. also talking about -- >> there is a moment in this video where you look back where one of a fellow officer put his hand on his shoulder, saying,

it's a coupling moment, we've got this. there is one woman out there, a black mom, and her response is going viral because she's defending the officer. >> i think ownership needs to be placed where it should be, that's on the parents. do i think the incident was excessive? yes. but do i think it was necessary? yes. you should teach your children that when the police arrive to a scene, you stand there and you wait for instruction. just based on, you don't know what's going on. the police officer does not know what's going on. secondly, everyone has -- or is in an uproar they restrained the black kids and not the white kids. the white kids weren't running. the black kids were. and i'm black. >> her facebook post has been seen by 1.5 million people before we just showed it to a million or so of you right now. one of the other problems, given

the dynmic in our society right now, is fiven the fact that all these police officers all across the country seem to be under the gun, figuratively and literally, it's taken its toll on them. but what, in turn, is happening to our policing? there's a maryland sheriff by the name of mike lewis. he said this to shawn hannity last night. >> many police officers are resigning, they're seeking other professions. why do we continue to do our job when we have a bunch of thankless individuals out here who are very defined, disobedient, determined to what what they want to do. if you don't like the interaction you're having with police, just try obeying the law. that might help. >> just try obeying the law. the young woman who was taken down in the bikini, her attorney says she's considering a federal civil rights lawsuit because of excessive force. >> this morning today between what's going on here in texas and that manhunt under way, we

welcome heather. we watched you at 5 a.m. >> good morning. >> early morning there. >> i've got some news to bring you. it is a fox news alert. president obama pulls the trigger on the pentagon's plan to send 450 u.s. troops to iraq to help fighters battle isis. a white house confidante and additional military advisers retrain iraqi solers will help retake the city of ramadi. critics say it won't stop isis fighters. an american has died fighting isis in syria. keith broomfield from the state of massachusetts. he said it was god's will for him to go over there and fight alongside kurdish forces. a community struck by horrific tragedy after a driver admitted he was high on drugs jumps the curb, running over fourteen agers. >> i heard them screaming, the

kids with them. i turned around and i saw the bodies flying. >> goodness. the teens were walking down the sidewalk near their school for a p.e. assignment when the out-of-control suv runs over them. two of the teenagers died. the other two are in a hospital in serious condition with broken bones or other injuries. the driver now faces criminal charges in washington state. we have heartbreaking 911 calls from the deadly flooding in texas. the mccomb family was swept away. >> coming up to the second floor. i mean, it's so high up. >> okay. >> and we have no exit. >> that is laura mccomb, desperately pleading for help as the blanco river poured over its banks on memorial weekend. she and her children's bodies

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a fox news alerted for you now. the search expanding to vermont for the two killers who escaped a maximum security prison in upstate new york. they may have gotten help from this woman, a 51-year-old prison worker named joyce mitchell. investigators suspect she

supplied them with the power tools she used to pull off their daring escape and even offered to pick up the fugitives, only to change her mind at the very last minute. so, what was this wife and mother thinking? we're going to try to get inside her mind right now with criminal profiler pat brown, who joins us now. pat, thanks for being here. walk us through the profile of the type of woman or mind set that would assist someone. one shot 15 rounds into a deputy, the other dismembered somebody. she's helping them escaped. what's going on in her head? >> we have to get rid of the concept she's innocent. >> if she committed -- >> if she did, it's a crime. when we hear of a woman doing this, we say, oh, she must have fallen in love or he must have manipulated her, as if she had no mind of her own. if a man had committed an act like this, we would say he's an accessory, correct? he committed a crime. she knew who these men were. she was aware of their criminal

background. so, she chose to do this, if indeed she did. then, she had reasons to do it. the same reasons these men committed these crimes. they do it for the power, the thrill, to have something in their lives that's important and exciting. that would be my guess. you know, she might have a personality like a narcissistic personality disorder, someone who needs attention desperately, so when guys give attention, she will -- she'll eat it up. she still made the choice. she made that choice, if she did it, over her husband and her son and her freedom. >> and if she did it, it could be an unbelievably dangerous one if these two men decide to do again what they did in the first place. >> right. and she let them out. if she's involved, she let these people out into the community to commit more crimes. if she committed this crime, we shouldn't just wash it away saying she was in love. she committed a crime to put dangerous people out in the

community. they have nothing to lose. they could become spree killers. god knows what they can do. that's why it's so dangerous. they have to catch them as quickly as possible. >> is this common in prison between someone who's working there and someone who is being held there for a crime? >> i wouldn't say it's common. but the fact is that people who work in prisons aren't necessarily free from personality disorders and free from criminal thinking themselves. i mean, most of them aren't, but that doesn't mean there aren't some that are that way. if you have some among the guards in the prison, they could decide to hook up with somebody and do something. we've seen this before, women trying to spring men out of prison. it's not unusual. >> it's true. a most dangerous move on her part if it's true. pat brown, thank you. >> thanks. still ahead, they are discussing and beyond disrespectful and one vietnam veteran decided he had enough with the westboro baptist

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4 minutes after the top of the hour. we have a fox new as letter for you. happening right this moment, after a month-long delay, three astronauts including one american are leaving the international space station to finally come home. the trio has been up in the iss for over six months. they should land. it will be a hard landing on ground in kazakhstan later this morning. frightening moment for some blue angel pilots. their planes reportedly breaking apart midair. not right here.

last week one jet's flight control section broke away, forcing it to land. that's some of the video. replacement f-35 jets are behind schedule, thanks to military budget restrictions. so, they're flying some old birds, blue angels. the fourth installment of the highly celebrated jurassic park franchise, but how will "jurassic world" stack up against the award-winning series? that's a question for you, brian, sflit. >> joining us right now is a guy who will answer it, fox news contradictor a contributor and will tell us if it's worth our money because we have to pay. hey, brian. >> good morning to you, guys. i'm in london, covering the premiere of the new movie "minions" but i'll never forget going to the theater at 9 years old and seeing "jurassic park." i believe if it were released

today, it still holds up. the executive producer steven spielberg and the idea is you have 22 years after the events of the first movie. the island is now a fully functioning theme park with dinosaurs. thousands of people are going there a day. they createybrid dawn sainosaura t-rex mixed with something else i won't give away, and it escapes in the park. on the positive side of things, i thought the effects were good and i thought bryce did a good job. here's the thing, though, the '93 movie was so game-changing that those effects look better than the effects in this movie. back in '93 when the t-rex attacks a jeep, that's a 9,000 pound fully robotic t-rex. to me the effects looked better back then. on the negative side, i wish chris pratt's character was more

fleshed out. i wanted more of a funny character. i gave it 3 1/2 out of 5. better than 3 and better than 2. >> if you're being attacked by dinosaurs, it's hard to be fun y right, guys? >> that's what i think. >> i agree. by the way, i did sit down with chris pratt to talk about the movie. for me there's this amazing sequence in the film where he's on a motorcycle and there's raptors running alongside of him. i was geeking out. i wanted to know, how did they shoot this scene? >> i get so geeked out. >> what have you got? >> tears start streaming down my face. the entire movery is -- we're essentially remaking a movie based on a cartoon that collin has directed. whenner with getting into the part with raptors, we're watching the action on the screen. we're like, okay, this is the piece we're picking up now. just you driving by, looking to

your right. we'll do that and i'll drive a real motorcycle by the camera. sometimes they'll have me looking up, this is you, this is you to the right. i'll object a trailer with the camera. you try to copy the physicality of the cartoon they've already shot. >> a movie based on a cartoon. >> exactly. it's 3 1/2 out of 5. it's worth seeing on imax. >> kevin joining us from london, where it's lunchtime. >> i love you, guys. >> love you. >> cheer yio. >> i didn't know he loved us. i knew he liked us. >> back at you. this coming up -- not so safe at home. a high school catcher throwing elbows at girls as they cross the plate. is this fair or is it foul? >> it's foul. come o elisabeth. sorry, kids, have you to find another way to raise cash for father's day. your lemonade stand is going to

be shut down. police shutting it down because it's illegal. they don't have a permit. they didn't go to the health department. oh, brother. >> what about a birthday for greta van susteren, she's 19. of red for many years.

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anybody here on instagram? we have company. you all have company. hillary clinton joined instagram this afternoon. and somehow, this is true, somehow she's already deleted thousands of photos. joined this afternoon. two accounts. she had two different instagram accounts. that's how it works. >> funny stuff. >> who doesn't have two different instagram accounts? >> who doesn't delete thousands

of them? how about the lemonade stand. two girls in overton, texas, they're 7 and they're 8. for father's day, which is coming up, not this weekend but next, they wanted to raise money to take their dad to splash kingdom. you know what happened? they got their lemonade stand shut down saying they needed a pedestri peddler's permit. >> we'll have the dash cam video. they said, where's your permit? the mom didn't know so they went to city hall to get a permit. they needed a health license first. all they wanted to do was sell the stuff out of the jug but they were shut down by regulation nation, folks. >> but rules are rules. >> this is a dumb rule, brian. >> they're 7 and 8. >> kids have to learn. >> you are such a heartless girl. >> this is how it sounded

through their perspective. >> i think that's ridiculous. they're 7 and 8 trying to make money for their own cause. >> we were trying to raise money so we could take our dad to splash kingdom. >> the good news, you say if you get lemons, you make lemonade out of it. the splash mountain business actually gave them passes to go to the park. people have been donating to them. the family isn't even going to keep the money they need for the passes. they're going to donate that for scholarship and give extra passes they get to those who need it. they're donating the money. >> i think the chief of police down there is feeling bad. he said, we didn't shut them down. we just told them you had to get a permit. that's shutting them down. hello. >> it's summer, a lemonade stand, they're 7 and 8, trying to do it for the dad. >> now the father, if he watches the news, he knows what he's getting for father's day. unlike us. >> what do you want?

>> i need socks. i just asked for socks. >> what's that about? we would like cash every year from our children. >> note taken. >> how much are you going to shake your kids out -- >> we'll see. >> what do you want for father's day? do you think that lemonade stand should have been able to stand. now heather. i have a serious story. horrifying details in the d.c. mansion murder. a bloody baseball bat was found in that burned out house. court documents show the bat was discovered in a bedroom where the family was found. the couple's 10-year-old son was found in his room where police believe the fire started. darren is the only person charged with their murders. police believe he may have had help. a vietnam veteran takes matters into his own hands when he spots protesters dragging the american flag on the ground. richard pierce was counterprotesting the westboro

baptist church at beau biden's funeral when he spotted the disrespectful group. to teach them a lesson, he threw coffee on them. >> i don't care who you are. you're not going to disrespect the flag. and if i have to go to jail to defend that -- to defend our flag, i'm going to do it. >> well, pierce was charged with disorderly conduct. he has a hearing later this month. and elisabeth, this story is for you. talk about, because i know you're a softball fan, poor sportsmanship. a softball catcher throwing elbows at a texas state championship game. she does it repeatedly. brutally slamming opposition players in the chest, knocking them to the ground. the girl has not been disciplined for dirty plays. elisabeth, i say that's four because you played softball in college. what would happen if that happened during -- >> if it were me running home, i probably would have gotten tagged out. that's happened many times in my history. when a play at the plate, the

catcher has a right to defend the plate, but not -- but not -- >> you like -- >> if there's a play at the plate, you're supposed to slide. you don't have to slide so the catcher would have the foul play for giving the elbow to the girl at the plate and without a slide. >> i like to see it again. you have your tell straigestrat you? >> is she in the baseline? >> yeah. >> the catcher is over the line. >> she's in there, a play at the plate, the runner has the duty to slide into her and take her out. if there's no play at the plate, the catcher can't push the runner out of home base like that so no forced play. the catcher is not in line with the rules of the game, i believe. again, if it were me, i wouldn't have even made it that far. >> all she did was barely touch her arm. >> when you throw an elbow like that, you're running, two can't occupy the plate at the same time, the catcher is out of line. >> let's leave contact sports

entirely. let's change to golf. >> you need chest pads. he's designed over 230 golf courses around the world from island courses for tourists to the links played by the golf's biggest names. >> the most powerful course he's designed is probably this one -- the putting green at the white house. >> exciting. >> that's how it is. >> look at the view it has all of a sudden. joining us now is legendary golf course designer, robert trent jones jr. what a task to design a course like this and a little green there. that's a lot of pressure. >> it is. we had a lot of people watching, too, guards. >> your family and presidents go back to your father and, who, eisenhower? >> my father and president eisenhower played golf when he was president at camp david and elsewhere. we've known a few presidents. >> who have you played golf with? >> gerald ford at beaver creek. played with both bushes. they're golf people. >> they're golf people.

>> and running. have you to keep up with them. >> golf is a game of honor, so it's an honor game. have you to mark your ball where it you know it was. who would you say maybe had trouble with that? >> you mean, who cheats? >> someone who moved their balls a little bit. >> when you're president, we give them extra long putts. vice president, no, got to play it out. >> there was a few mulligans -- >> well, president clinton? >> president clinton lied to play slowly, play a few extra shots and get his money's worth. >> might as well live it up. >> you designed 270 golf courses in 40 different can countries on six different continents. let's talk about the u.s. open. what's the controversy going on when golfers criticize how difficult this course is. >> well, brian, you know, you're a sports guy. we always hear locker room talk when it gets up to a big moment. our national championship is a worthy contest for everybody. the greatest athletes to want play up. this is not an easy golf course pipts challenging. >> are you surprising they're critical of you or gamesmanship?

>> gamesmanship. i take my lumps. i have thick skin. >> chamber's bay up in the pacific northwest. some say there's a railroad track that runs through it. what were you trying to do? >> it was an old degraded mine. we transformed it into a beautiful regional park. it's not just a golf course. it's a park for walking -- >> it's public, right? >> it's public. after the tournament's over, the public can play here. it's open. it's america. come play. >> that's fantastic. >> just the big stars are playing. the normal joe beer can who plays out there doesn't have a problem with it. >> well, he may but however he pays his fees and he can keep playing and he's there every other day. >> and fox sports will be carrying it. we'll see if the lefty, the american, gets another shot at this. >> well, the first thing is i think this is going to be great for fans. it's an extremely beautiful part of our country. fox sports will be carrying it live for many, many hours. in fact f i were a golf guy -- not even if i were a golf guy, i would watch every minute of it.

>> well, this golf girl will be doing the same thing. >> who also volunteered to replace all the divots. >> that's interesting. >> stay right here for a second. >> we can't wait to watch the u.s. open. let's change gears for a second. we have a fight over free speech. the government subpoenas a website to identify the commentators. jesse is in the hall talking while i'm talking. do they have a shot? >> good morning to you. a firefighter responds to a terrible car accident and finds his wife and child are trapped inside the very car he came to help out. how he saved the day and how his family are doing this morning when he joins us live. ♪ in god's wings ♪ coming down (music)

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we know every american has a right to free speech, but did these americans take it too snar the department of justice issued a subpoena to help identify several international commenters on reddit.com who used that freedom of speech to threaten a federal judge. one wrote, judges like these will be taken out back and shot. another added, why waste the ammunition? wood chippers get the message across. is that kind of free speech protected in the united states? andrew napolitano says, yes. >> yes. freedisclosure.com carries my weekly column. i'm not paid by them. they pick it up and it's distributed. we start with the presumption that all speech is protected, meaning you cannot be prosecuted for it. that presumption comes from the language of the first amendment, the history of the first amendment, the great american tradition, say whatever you want

about anybody you want. from there we go to a two-week-old, two-week, supreme court opinion, addressing this very issue, which laid down three standards the government must follow before it can prosecute speech. >> we're going to put those up on the screen so people can them. the three things are? >> if there's a threat, the person making the threat must have the present, apparent ability to carry out the threat. so, if i say i'm going to wring putin's neck. there's no way i could do it. second, the words must manifest a clear intention to carry out the threat. not to express an opinion only but to actually do it. >> right. >> the third is, there must be a likelihood of success before other words can negate or challenge the threat. now, none of those circumstances exist here. they didn't even name the judge. they're not even aware of where the judge is located. don't defend this speech, it's reprehensible, as aa former

judge who has had awful things said about him, but i defend their right to articulate this speech and so does the supreme court. >> i get where you're coming from, but how do you -- if you're a judge, you put this guy from the online drug marketplace behind bars, that's what these commenters were talking about. they talk about how the judged should be killed because they're obviously supporters of silk road. how do you know whether or not they have the ability to carry it out without figuring out who they are? >> it's the government's job. >> so, then they have to ask them, who are the people? >> but they can't do that because one of the rights to speech is the right to speak anonymously, which is the beauty of the internet. >> but what about when it comes to a threat? for instance, if someone goes online and said those things about the president of the united states, somebody's going to come to their door. >> on that the law is different because he's the head of state. whether you agree with that law or not. if these words had been uttered

about president obama, the government would have found out who said it and they would have been knocking on the door. but which is less intrusive, to give the judge 24/7 protection or to silence freedom of speech? the security would say, it would be better to give the judge 24/7 protection and let these characters, who are creeps to say this, have their say and pass on. >> because so many crazy things are said on the internet. and, you know, that's -- that's the intention, i think, in designing it in the beginning. pretty much anything you want to say, anybody you want to threaten, you can do it. >> i think from and after this two-week-old opinion, you'll see more stuff. >> thanks, judge. he'll be on "special report" tonight at 6:00. meanwhile, two here rose put their lives on the line to save others. one paying the ultimate sacrifice. but both men denied the medal of honor. coming up, a veteran himself, congressman duncan hunter, joins us with how he is fighting to change that. a firefighter responds to a

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a volunteer firefighter had the biggest shock of his life when he responded to a 911 call about a head-on collision only to arrive on the scene and find

out the people he had to save were his wife and son. aaron is assistant fire chief at the volunteer fire department in texas. aaron, i can't imagine what the last couple days and few hours have been like. first off, how's your wife and son? >> my son is doing very well. they released him to go home night before last. he's got a lot of friends and family taking care of him. my i wife is doing a lot better. she's still got a long road to recovery. she's in a lot of pain this morning. she's talking to me and trying to give me a hard time about some things. i think she's doing okay. >> sounds good. nine hours of surgery i understand? >> yes, she had nine hours of surgery sunday and monday another almost five hours to replace -- to set her femur. >> wow. i know it's traumatic, but if

you wouldn't mind, tell us what you were thinking. you get called to this crash site. you pull up and get to the back of the car and realize that's your car. what's going through your mind? >> as a firefighter, we always kind of worry about this happening. you never really think it's going to happen to you. when i pulled up and saw my wife's car, it was -- it was shocking. that's what you would expect. i have been trained to not freak out and not panic, but seeing my wife on the ground and my son was there. he was conscious. i kind of lost a lot of training and went into panic mode. i had a lot of fellow firefighters there supporting me and trying to keep me calm. there was a lot of chaos going on, but you know, my family is very fortunate. the look of the car, they

shouldn't be here. somebody kind of plucked my family out of there and set them a side. >> your wife was thrown from the car. your son was inside. you got them out and to an ambulance. your son is home. your wife after nine hours of surgery is pulling her way through. the thing is, she does not have insurance. do you have a go fund me page set up so people can help when they hear this story? >> yes, sir. a good friend of our family set it up without us even knowing. it's reached some pretty high goals. i never would have expected it. the gratitude and support of people has been a amazing. i can't a express my gratitude enough. >> i understand you're up to $75,000. we also know the bills in the hospital mount quickly. especially after nine hours of surgery. good thing for your family you were there. great to know your family is doing okay. aaron, thanks is so much for

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article posting something brief like that. fired. he is out of a job today. >> outrageous. we're going to give you that. we start with the police alert. police in upstate new york have refocussed the search for two escaped murderers to the area outside the prison. a road has been closed as cops pursue a new lead. >> could they be right hoods ina tip that richard matt and david sweat could have gone there, were talking about going to vermont. >> anna is in new york. are they closer to finding these guys? talk about the expanded search to vermont. >> reporter: they are expanding their search to vermont after learning the two escaped killers had spoke oven that state. the scene is hectic here around

the correctional facility. i'm here by one of many police check points. i can tell you the community is on edge. the school district has decided to cancel classes today for the first time since the killers escaped over the weekend using power tools. here's what locals are saying. listen to them. >> locking the doors, looking behind their back every time, everywhere they go. >> you have a wife and kids. how scared are you? >> i'm pretty scared. i'm not here during the day. don't let the kid out by herself. >> i wasn't scared until i left my house this morning and it looked like a movie scene. police all over my front yard. >> reporter: steve mentioned it's an eight mile stretch of roadway they're researching, combing through again. on our drive through new york city, we went through multiple check points. law enforcement shining flashlights, searching our cars, uponing trunk inin ining -- pop.

>> we need to find these escapees. they're dangerous men, killers, murderers. there's no reason to believe they wouldn't do it again. they're going to be more desperate than ever. >> reporter: all this as we're learning more about the prison worker accused of helping them escape. "the daily mail" who speaks to her ex-husband calling a serial cheater. officials confirming to fox she was the one supplying the power tools needed to tunnel out and even initially agree to drive their getaway car. a relative of sweat warns he's a thief and conman and says the fugitive won't go down without a fight. as you heard from locals, elisabeth, brian, steve a, it feels like a movie scene out

here. the shaw shank redemption author wrote about this. there's a reward leading to an arrest. new york state police are tracking down some 500 leads. >> thank you very much. that woman employee at the prison, did she go from home wrecker to jailbreaker? >> both. i think it was a two for. >> she confessed to being the person that evidently was supposed to be the get away driver. let's change to another story. let's talk about what's happening in mckinney, texas. finally we heard from the lawyer of the officer who has resigned his position. >> the officer there corporal casebolt resigned from his

position after he was caught on camera at this poolle party. we know his attorney broke her silence and said he was under so much stress from receiving two suicide calls before this that this is why he was under emotional duress. one call he was consoling the grieving widow that shot himself in the head in front of two kids. he assisted on taking photographs on that. then he calmed down a teenager after receiving a call from her parents that she was about to jump off her roof. then he responded to this. >> casebolt said he was not targeting minorities. one of the problems was some of the kids were telling others, don't do what the police say. he does regret the conduct. we told you yesterday that he issued a two word resignation letter that simply said, i

resign. meanwhile there's a texas mom by the name of keisa jackson. she posted this on facebook and defends the cop and chews out parents. >> i think leadership needs to be placed where it should be in the parents. do i think that the incident was excessive? yes. do i think it was necessary? yes. you should teach your children when police arrive at the scene, you stand there and and wait for instructions based on -- you don't know what's going on. the police officer does not know what's going on. secondly, everyone is in an uproar about they refrain the black kids and not the white kids. white kids weren't running, black kids were. and i'm black. >> meanwhile, another part of this story that's also bad and tragi tragic. a miami dade county school

district announcing the principal will be fired for posting something sympathetic to the officer on facebook. here it is. >> he said he did nothing wrong. he commented with his facebook information posting publicly. he said he did nothing wrong. he was afraid for his life. i commend him for his actions. it was taken down but before that it was snapshot and sent across the community. the school he teaches at is 99% minority in population. he is out of a job. >> incredible. overreaction. >> you can disagree with him, but that's not a fireable offense. clearly he's losing his job because it's a political thought and the people in charge of the district do not agree with his politics. he's many a position of power where he sees kids acting out

all the time. maybe he can sympathize with officer casebolt. nonetheless, he was fired because the feelings -- it's all about feelings. the superintendent put this out. insensitivity intentional or perceived is both unacceptable and against our policy. importantly with our expectation of common sense behavior that elevates that dignity any with our children he was fired because of his feelings. >> he posted the comment, i apologize for my comment. it apparently was news worthy. >> keep your social media as boring as possible. >> we had the conversation with the judge about anything you say online including threats are okay. it would be nice if they could fire incompetent teachers at schools as fast as they fired

the principal for simply exercising his right to free speech. >> if they have restrictions and those are in contrast to your rights of free speech. >> the judge on twitter condemned you in the interview. >> he's protected. >> he will not be fired. absolutely not. >> all right. good morning everybody. good morning to you all. ten minutes after the alert. president obama pulls the ig therer on spending 450 troops to iraq to help fighters battle isis. the white house confident the additional advisors training iraqi soldiers will help retake ramadi. in the meantime, the state department confirming that an american has died while fighting isis in syria. keith broomfield originally from massachusetts said he believed

it was god's will for him to go to iraq and fight along side the kurds. and the engineer behind the controls of the amtrak train killing eight people was not behind the wheel with his phone. he was not sending texts or using the web. experts are working to figure out if he was using an a. bostian doesn't anything from the crash. it was traveling 106 miles per hour when it flew off the rails. being nine months pregnant did not stop one mom from protecting her child. jacquelyn and her son were hiking in sacramento when the 4-year-old was bitten by a rattlesnake. jacquelyn did the only thing she could think of. listen. >> i saw a little mark on his leg looked like a scratch. he said no, no he bite me here. my first reaction after seeing something on tv back in the day

was suck the venom out. >> before taking her son to the hospital, he made a full recovery. good to tell you about. that police and wild life experts say she took a huge risk mom and unborn baby are just fine. big night in nashville. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ >> that's lady antebellum with the performance of "long stretch of love". dominating the night super star and new mom carrie underwood. looked fantastic and sounds great. she won three awards including video of the year. >> this is incredible. you are amazing. god bless you guys. thank you so much. >> isn't she cute? the 32-year-old is po most

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insurgents fled through agrgren. he grabbed the grenade and pulled it to his body. all marines said they lived because of what he did. it was denied by the pentagon bureaucracy. he accepted the navy cross, his mom did. finally, everybody still believes he should have gotten the medal of honor. at the boot camp in san diego where marines go through, they yell his name doing drills. he's a marine corp hero now. his legacy was dismiles per hpe. >> they call falling on the grenade involuntary spasm. >> that's people that have never fought a day in their lives.

>> now let's move to early d plumley. he got knocked down two levels below, recognized for valor but not the way he should have. >> they were blowing up around him with pellets shooting off. he saved a soldier, fired his pistol, killed guys with his grenades. he was approved for medal of honor by the next chairman of joint chief of staff. he said his actions were extraordinary. he was recommended for medal of honor by every general in the chain of command in afghanistan in 2013. so the award comes back here, he gets investigated by the army investigation wing for some bologna thing which the army likes to do a bit, and that was downgraded from a silver star. he went from medal of honor to silver star because the secretary of army didn't think he should have gotten the medal of honor.

all the battlefield guys saying he's a bad [ bleep ], did what he did. then the bureaucrats here that didn't do a thing ever overseas turning it down. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for covering this brian. >> back in a moment with more.

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what do you want? it will be interesting to see if other companies do this obviously. this is the same outfit, virgin, that came up with unlimited vacation. if you're an employee, take as much as you want. who works there? >> it includes mothers, fathers and birth and adoption. a year is a long time. what do you think about it? let us know. the other story trending now. we got a ton of e-mails. a couple of sisters, andrea and zoey green in texas were trying to make money to buy their dad a gift for father's day. they set up the lemonade stand. cops rolled in said they didn't have a perpetrator. we've got a sound bite from one of the officers. >> i think that's ridiculous. they're 7 and 8 trying to make money for their own cause. >> we were trying to raise money for our dad's gift. >> we also have to have a permit

they're required to get. we have to follow the state health guidelines. >> first of all, it's summer. they said they need a peddlers permit. all they wanted to do is give their father passes for splash kingdom for father's day. >> it's summer. they want to be at splash kingdom. the community rallied around them and and donated money. they're going to donate it for scholarships. >> you can have a garage sale without a permit, tag sale without a permit. what's the difference? >> i think a bag of popcorn. >> no kidding. >> they were talking about having this lemonade stand. rather than saying it's a dollar a glass, they'll ask for a donation. it's like here's $5. >> kids got something up its

sleeve. >> one said this on twitter. so sad we tattle on each other and have lost the excitement over a simple pleasure like a child's lemonade stand. >> kimberly said this, every kid should go out this weekend and set up a lemonade stand. let them try to shut them all down. take that country time. >> lemonade stands should have a business license. it could cost $1. no kid gets runs down in traffic. >> the problem in this town was you had to have a permit. then to get the permit you had to be certified by the board of health. it's a little too much. >> exactly. go to the board of health and is get the peddlers permit. >> that's a long walk. >> good. >> what do you think?

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many critics are saying this isn't enough. good morning kristin. >> good morning. the white house says additional troops will make a difference in the fight against isis. critics say it's nowhere near enough. they call it a stall tactic from the president more focused on the campaign than the war in iraq. >> we have to look to the president of united states to provide leadership. i think he's trying to put his head in the sand and act ago like this doesn't exist. >> these troops will be military advisors. their goal is to train and equip sunni fighters. right now it's only sunnis and kurds. this is exactly what led to formation of isis. white house is hopeful this new plan will unite them. >> if presidethe president and are confident the 450 troops are

necessary to fulfill this expanded advise and assist training mission to the air base. >> this new plan was announced three days after the president admitted he did not have a complete strategy to take down isis. critics say this plan is nothing new. remember the u.s. sent 1500 more troops to iraq november. that didn't stop isis from take ramadi 70 miles away from baghdad. >> no, that didn't help. >> they're not fighting, they're advising. we left 200,000 men fighting for us in iraq. >> we talk to the spokesperson for the state department now. john kirby joins us at 8:00. he was at the department of defense, pentagon, now at the state. we've got that guy this morning. now we turn to heather with

news for this morning. >> good morning. so many fans watch o'reilly. this is something bill has been talking about quite some time, that is breakdown of family. here's what's going on in new york city. quote, we are reaping what we sew. those words from bill blatton. crime is spiking in the city. he says liberal policies and break down of family are to blame. he says quote liberalization of our society causing people to resist police officers and all things. that's getting a lot of attention this morning. she did didn't learn a lesson. a virginia mother is accused of leaving two children inside a hot car. she did it while turning herself in for the exact same crime. last month a police officer spotted 25-year-old newby 6 and 1-year-old children inside the

car with the windows rolled up while the mom was out shopping. this week when she showed up to be booked for that crime, she left the children in the hot car once again. police find those two children after being locked in there two hours. both of those kids are fine other. boy. well a fatal case of taken identity lands three behind bars. these men indicted on aggravated murder charges for a contract killing nine years ago where the hitman went to the wrong house kiing the wrong man with the same name. chad south was hired by joseph rose book and his brother to kill daniel ot after he testified in trial. that sent rose book to prison. the correct daniel ot is currently in hiding. a mississippi car crash witness becomes a viral sensation literally overnight. take a look. >> ma'am, i was actually going about to get me a burger from burger king.

i stopped in the middle because my hunger went a away. it twist around like a tornado girl. the man got injured. >> that is courtney barnes telling reporters what he saw after the car slam into the police cruiser. courtney is expected to stay sassy so we're told. >> very descriptive. >> i'm trying to figure that one out. thanks. built for function but now called classic pickup trucks. pickup trucks seeing a pick up in popularity. we are outside with this. the world's classic leader of car insurance. >> jonathan, tell us why pickup trucks are growing in popularity. >> several reason ares. easy to work on, affordable, excellent way to get into the

car collecting hobby. these are available. >> great. what is this? >> a 1951 is dodge. if you think about pickup trucks from this era. they were about function blt and ability to get the job done. they were not the amenities we're used to in the modern day pickup. they were easy to work on. they were all about getting you to and from the job. this one actually says job rated on the front. >> looks good. i love it what's the second car? >> many watching today probably drive an f-150. this is where it began, the first f series ford. >> the original. i love it. >> in these days, options meant a passenger sun visor, passenger windshield wiper. this actually has a radio. what's unique about the one we brought here today, this has a

rare 4 wheel drive option. >> no power windows, no air conditioning, no power steers or power brakes. it comes with an optional fire extinguish extinguisher. >> moving on, we have a third truck. >> fast forward few decades. this '91 cyclone. this represents the start of enthusiast built pick up. it accelerated to 90 miles per hour in 4.6 seconds which was respectful of most cart cars. this started the trend for need for speed. they only made 3,000. these are highly collectible. >> as a meteorologist, i have to say i like the name. >> absolutely. >> thanks for joining us this morning. let's go back inside. >> thank you. >> maria, thank you very much. growing up, my dad had one of

the f-1's. it was cool. >> the walttons. remember. >> i want it with the navigation. you need the ac. >> we don't have freon but we've got a fire extinguisher. >> good night brian johns. >> thank you very much. very good show. >> love had the show. 20 minutes before the top of the hour, going undercover to expose anti-semitic businesses. you know, it seems those businesses are being hypocritical. fox news contributor joins us next with his report. getting his money's worth. why baseball star hunter is umpd

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meltdown. torii hunter, one of the nicest guys in sports getting thrown out in this game. he takes off his equipment. later on, how about now? takes off his shirt, lets it fly. the umps catch. he'll be fined. i think he has the money. >> look at. that. fox contributor travelled to ireland uncovering biassed business practices against israel. no business with israel there. the same company had no problem working with notoriously abusive governments. watch this. >> joining us now to make sense of this hypocrisy is director of

you and me and fox news.com contributor. wow. that footage. they're fine with north korea, iran but when you mention israel, off the table. what is going on? >> there's a real political thought going on throughout europe. we're seeing it here in the u.s., particularly college campuses, hundreds of businesses boycotting the state of israel with bds boycott divestment sanction. >> this is affecting businesses. >> no doubt. this is ground zero. companies are doing that. it's a poisonous thought. i made the video to get the poison out and lay bear hypocrisy of. >> it's outright antisemitism. >> i don't disagree. people have arguments and

discussions about whether it's right or wrong, but there's a certain line you cross in my view that becomes antisemiic. when you single out a country to exclusion of all other countries in the middle east with cut throats or dictatorships, you exclude minority rights, arab rights. what else is there to say than antisemitism? >> it ends occupation of their lands. their end game is unless the occupation is over, they're not going to start doing business with businesses from from israel, correct? >> that's exactly what they're saying. who knows how far it goes from there. maybe they'll say once there's political agreement, it goes onto something es. it's a thought we have to expose to everybody now. >> has it affected the economy? >> right now there's certain effects but nothing significant at this point. you know what?

if it continues down this road it certainly will. >> any suggestion that is moving here to united states? >> it is a major movement across -- >> who's behind it? >> assortment of arab palestinian groups and also left wing liberal groups that are prom gaiting this thought. >> give us one group in the snusz. >> i was in the group of students from palestine who was a major promoter of this stuff. >> very troubling. a lot of people haven't heard that. >> great work. dozens minutes before the top of the hour, drug dealers charged with murder if their customers overdose. that could be the case if one state gets its way. is it legal? in 1770 british explorer captain james cook discovered the great barrier reef run ago ground on it.

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we know there's an epidemic of heroin in this country. new york state coming down hard on heroin dealers passing legislation in the senate of new york state that would let prosecutors file homicide charges against heroin dealers if those drugs they sold led to an overdose death. good idea? we've got whitney bow enand trial attorney heather hanson. heather joins us from

philadelphia. heather, you think this is a step in the right direction, don't you? >> absolutely it is. listen steve, if i'm dumb enough to get into a car with someone drinking and i die, they're going to pursue charges against the driver because what they did is illegal. here overdoses account for -- every 19 minutes someone in the united states overdoses. this is escapidemic and somethi that needs to be stopped. >> epidemic is terrible. in my tone alone, three young people have over dosed on heroin. parents are besides themselves trying to figure out what to do. wh whitny, you have a problem with this. >> i do. this is not a deterrent. we're in an economic recession. when economy fails, drugs are growth industry. i'll show you 1,000 more dealers

that will step in to take their place when you put them in prison. this is not going to stop anything. it has no purpose in deterring what it seeks to deter. it's legislation for sake of legislation. it serves no legitimate function or purpose. >> heather disagrees. i can tell by her body language. >> state department has recognized heroin is big pocketbook for terrorism. if we can trace this up from dealer to supplier, we can cut it off at the source. if you say to a dealer, you're going to spend the rest of your life in jail unless you tell us where you're getting your heroin -- >> i disagree. >> whitney, i disagree with what you said earlier.

i think it is a deterrent. we're ncracking down on heroin dealers enough. >> i disagree. >> if you go to prison the rest of your life for selling it. >> i practice in florida, okay. we have crazy mandatory minimum structures where drug dealers are facing life in prison. i promise you i handle many heroin drug trafficking drug sales cases. it hasn't deterred anything or slowed anything down. it takes away self-responsibility and personal accountability. i don't believe in legislation where we do that. if i buy drugs and overdose and die, that's my responsibility, not somebody's els. that is mine. >> somebody sold it to you though. >> that's right. but i made a choice. >> heather, we'll give you the final word. the message is, if you sell someone heroin and they die, you could go to prison forever. >> that's right. that's a deterrent.

on top of that, it lends itself to perhaps less people making those deals. whitney may be right, it may not stop everybody. if you're stopping one or two people, you're heading down the right road. it gives da's more tools. it's appropriate law across the board. >> that was a great fair and balanced debate. both

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>> ouch. >> mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ i think it's great. it's a new dimension for "fox & friends." apparently during called opens, we're going to different accents. >> absolutely. we have a lot to discuss. going to be a huge hour especially with john kirby joining us shortly who's going to talk to us. is this a plan or method to delay the game for a year and a half until a new president comes? >> 450 troops. now heather has the fox news alert. >> breaking news from upstate new york and the man hunt. there's potentially a break in the case. a cab driver in philadelphia now telling police that he may have picked up the two prisoners

early this morning and dropped them off at the train station. how on earth they may have gotten to philadelphia we don't know. we have new information just coming in. in the meantime, this morning the search was refocussing on an area outside the prison. helicopters were flying overhead and police stopping and searching cars in that immediate area. a major highway outside the prison completely shut down this morning as armed officers scour the area. one school district closing doors over safety concern for students and teacher there is. also police in neighboring vermont are on high alert after it was the two may have fled to this state. another story. a community struck by horrific

tragedy after a a driver jumps the curb and runs over four teenagers. >> i heard them screaming, the kids with him. oh my god. i turned around and saw the bodies flying. >> that happened in washington. teens were walking down the sidewalk near their school. the out of control suv ran over those teenagers. the two are in the hospital in serious condition with broken bones and other injuries. we hope the other kids are okay. developing out of d.c. this morning, the united states government records are reportedly sold online. new reports that the information stolen in last week's massive data breach we told you about. this is what hackers and criminals call darknet.

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spokesperson john kirby. admiral, welcome back. you're in a civilian suit. does the president coming out with 450 americans to go over there, does that show there's a strategy, or are we still waiting on strategy? >> this is a key component of the strategy we're executing in iraq right now. we talked about lines of effort against isil. one is improving confidence and availability of iraqi security forces. forces we saw didn't do so well. this is a core element of trying to get at that very problem. it's a way to better outreach to sunni fighters in that part of iraq. very much a core component. >> days ago when the president said there wasn't a strategy, does it mean past two and a half days, this is the new strategy? is it admission the beforehand is a failure?

>> the strategy of americans feel -- 71% says the administration does not have clear strategy for defeating isis. >> the president was referring to a plan to better advise, train and assist iraqi security forces. a plan that won't completely succeed without the full participation of iraqi government forces. of course we have a strategy. we've been executing this strategy for almost a year. you have been covering it well. it includes air strike others, economic pressure, getting at oil refineries. it includes going after fights. >> when you look at trainers we had over there and adding 450 more, there will be more trainers than trainees. how is that going to work? >> probably be hundreds of u.s.

in iraq. we're not talking all 450 deploying. >> very few people are smarter than you in terms of military strategy. you know that in 2009 we left a 300,000 man force who played a key role in the take down of anbar province ousting of al qaeda in iraq. now down to a few thousand iraqis starting from scratch trying to find out their inseam. what the heck happened? how did you possibly expect to have a strategy with zero sunnis taking back a sunni area? >> it's important to remember what happened when we left iraq. we left them incapable of forcing back then.

maliki didn't equip his military and didn't properly put leadership in that was inclusive for the entire population of iraq. what happens in mosul a year ago. now we're back trying to advise and assist them to improve confidence. the prime minister asked us to do this. this is part of his plan to reach out to sunni fighters in anbar and bring them in. second thing, it has to be their fight. it's a sovereign country. they get to decide who's going to assist them. we're working closely with them. >> we don't seem to be touching isis. that's the headquarters. >> some believe this is not enough. where does the number 450 come from? what about those that say this is a stall million tuntil the p

is out of this position? >> i wouldn't call it a stall at all. largely this 450 will be doing command and control functions at first, more advising. we looked at the needs and designed the number to fit the need. that's what this is. if there's a need to change numbers going forward, i think the commander in chief as he has -- >> many disagree. lieutenant colonel peters says this. >> we've heard the cliche that one definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. we've done this over and over again. it doesn't work. now obama wants to accelerate and give -- the issue is this. islamic state fighters, veteran militants are capable.

it's a real military everyone though it doesn't look like ours. they're motivated. they'll fight to the death for a cause they believe in. >> that's what he says. do you in your heart feel this new strategy that just has been cooked up in 48 hours it seems is going to work? >> it's not a new strategy. it's a plan to better advise and assist iraqis. it wasn't cooked up in 48 hours. it's been worked on quite some time. i say to mr. peters with all due respect, we are good at advising and assisting forces all over the world, particularly this part of the world. we've had success before and recently with iraqi security forces. those we're training and pe equ -- and equipping. they're capable and cunning.

they have the ability to recruit and sustain operations. they're not ten feet tall. they will be defeated. it's going to take time. >> there's a couple things going on here. iraq taking back iraq. isis who is our enemy. if isis is going to be camped in taking over syria, how will we -- why are we ignoring syria and focussing on 450 americans training a bunch of reluctant iraqis? >> sure. we're not ignoring syria at all. we've been conducting air strikes. >> we have no intelligence on the ground admiral. you know that. >> one of the reasons we have this moderate opposition training up and running so that we will have capable partners on the ground. you're right. we need capable partners on the ground. we're trying to get them more capable. we don't have them in syria. that's why the training program is so important for moderate opposition. >> is this the start of troops going back there, this 450?

what's to come? >> i wouldn't get ahead of decisions that haven't been made. we take this day by day constantly evaluating the strategy. this isn't just putting boots on ground in iraq. this is helping boots on ground in iraq, iraqi soldiers do better, perform better and go after isil on their own. >> we want it to work. we'll see what happens. thank you for joining us today and your post at department of state. >> all right. 13 minutes after the top of the hour, coming up, breaking news on the man hunt. they were reportedly just spotted in philadelphia. what a cab driver is telling police. you'll wanted to hear. a firefighter responds to a terrible car zebaccident and fi his wife and child are the ones trapped inside. he's here today to tell us how his wife and child are doing in his own words.

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this is a fox news alert. within the last 15 minutes, there's been a possible break in the search for two escaped killers. could they possibly have just been spotted by a cab in

philadelphia? anna is live outside the clinton prison in upstate new york. anna? >> reporter: we have been working on the phones trying to talk to police officers. in philadelphia, they say a cab driver believes he picked up the two escaped killers from the clinton correctional facile isty behind me at 4:0 a.m. this morning at the corner of broad and vine streets if you're familiar with the philly area. he dropped them off at 30th station and then picked up another fare and took that fare to the airport. it took the airport driver a bit of time to call police. they're saying this is preliminary. they're doing due diligence looking through video recordings. also want to mention cops have expanded their search after the two killers who escaped using power tools apparently had been speaking about the state of

vermont. the search has been expanded from upstate new york to vermont as well. the facility behind me, one of many police check points. the community is on edge. the school district here has cancelled classes today for the first time since they escaped over the weekend. these guys are very dangerous. there's a $100,000 reward out for information leading to their arrest. new york state police say they're working some 500 leads. >> we thank you very much. what a possibility to be on an amtrak now at 30th street station in philadelphia. >> the third state on high alert for these two killers. >> there's been hundreds of leads and tips. is it credible? right now they're acting on it. >> you heard about vermont and also mexico recently. have they broken up?

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welcome back. we have another breaking story that we have been following for you. horrifying new details revealed

in the d.c. mansion murders. a bloody baseball bat, fingerprints found inside the burned out home. we have explosive new findings with jenny. good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you elisabeth. we've known the savopoulos family were held overnight, tortured and house set on fire. new details come out of court documents telling us what was found inside the second story bedroom many the multimillion dollars home that sits couple blocks from the vice president's residence. three adults were found in the second story bedroom along with the bloody baseball bat. the document tells the injuries the victims sustained. the father had trauma to the

back of his head. his wife amy had lacerations to her neck and head. her throat had been cut. the housekeeper received cpr when the authorities got here. the 10-year-old son was found burned beyond recognition. one suspect has been charged in this case, daron wint. >> jenny, thanks. live in washington d.c. with gruesome details on this case. thanks. hillary clinton making a pledge to minority voters. you've got to get there. >> is hillary playing the race card? here she is. >> minority voters are more likely than white voters to weight in long lines at polling places. what is happening is a sweeping

effort to disenfranchise people of color and young people from one end of our country to the other. >> with african-americans in worst financial shape than before the president took office according to the statistics, does hillary face an uphill battle? i tell you when you talk about the item in the washington post yesterday that said is this worth backing clinton. one person said i don't see change. >> well, if you make history but don't make a difference, a lot of people say it's politics for me. you've got to remember now past the point of the first about the key democratic constituency and will they be as enthusiastic for hillary clinton. you have a black community saying no, we're not as enthusiastic about b politics.

we feel deflated and let down. for hillary clinton, the question is can she get that level of engagement from the black community that barack obama has? >> she was talking about voting restrictions and things like that. she's not taking a page out of bill clinton's playbook. she's taking a page out of barack obama's playbook. the question is when people go to vote, are you better off today than you were eight years ago? when you look at statistics, the black poverty rate is higher now than it was then. i understand the motivation for a lot of minorities to turn out. why vote for her this time? >> this is interesting. she's going to have to say i was his secretary of state to the black community. at the same time, say i'm going to do differently in terms of the black community. i'm going to be more attentive to you and your needs and fact the poverty rate and unemployment rate has gone up in

this period. it's distancing embracing barack obama for hillary clinton. >> do you think minority communities will believe her? she's talking about stuff she's never talked about before. looks like she's saying anything she can to get elected. >> she has said this before. remember, this is interesting. she was endorsed by black caucuses. a lot endorsed her not barack obama. >> true. >> now she's in a position where she's got to say i'm not only about the black community. she's got to -- she's talking vote per id. she's saying it's the republicans -- she's going to beat up republicans by saying they're so terrible. don't worry about what i'm doing. pay attention heover here. don't vote for them. >> wasn't bill clinton referred to as the first black president?

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a quest. the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. a fox news alert. moments ago, a possible break in

the search for escaped killers from the new york prison upstate, the clinton facility. a cab driver in philly saying he may have picked up the dangerous duo and dropped them off at the 30th station in downtown philly where amtrak is located. wtxf is live with more. what do we know jennifer? >> reporter: good morning. the driver of the cab was actually taken to southwest detectives. we saw him being escorted back to 30th street station. we're hearing they're going through surveillance video to see if they can identify the two in his cab earlier. he told police he does believe he had the two new york prison escapees in his vehicle around 4:00 this morning. he says he picked them off 4:15,

brought them here and then took another job to international airport. after that he called police. at first police were skeptical wondering why there was a delay notifying authorities. at this point, police is say this is an extremely preliminary possible sighting. of course philadelphia police, amtrak, are taking this seriously. again, the cab driver is inside of 30th street station now reviewing surveillance video with authorities. >> jennifer joyce, live in philly with the latest. we thank you very much. >> the cab driver waited a couple hours before he notified police. they could be anywhere. >> that time could be distance for sure. these are two big time killers. one dismembered his former boss. one put 15 rounds in a deputy in his area. both escaped from prison.

the noand marco rubio's fin personal information. good morning to you sir. >> good morning. how you doing steve, brian, elisabeth? >> doing great. thank you very much. look at hillary clinton. "the new york times" have done critical material on the fact that the clintons have made millions and millions of dollars through the foundation. now they're picking on rubio. he had credit card and student debt like the rest of us. >> we all had. that this is not a story. this is white noise of a presidential campaign. it's not worth the paper it's printed on. it's a big yawner. i think we should talk about jobs and economy. that's what i'm focussing on.

this is what presidential politics is like these days. >> i know you had a frustrating day yesterday. i saw you trying to get answers to your questions regarding obama care. where do you stand on government rates? >> i've been voting all his years in the house. he's a champion going after pork barrel spending. i applaud his leadership. we've gotten a lot of pork but not nearly enough. hats off to flake for supporting this. i'm excited to see him in the senate. >> $2.6 billion on earmarks in '01 and $29 billion on earmarks in '06. >> i worked with him banning these earmarks in the first

place. >> let's talk about the supreme court. he decided government could not give federal funds to set up exchanges. the administration and president saying himself, i am not worried about it. really not my problem if supreme court rules against me. before we give and take yesterday, what's your reaction to that? >> we had king versus brilwell yesterday. that's the same line they used. if this law is determined to be unconstitutional and the way they wrote this and jammed through congress and we believe that's the case with no backup plan. you've got to be kidding me. to give people freedom from obama care. we're asking is this my way or the highway? they're going to hold people hostage in america for their

idealogical crusade being political. people's livelihoods are at stake. in wisconsin we've had massive premium increases. people are hurting under obama care. they're going to be complacent with that. i'm dumbfounded when i see this reaction. >> sure. you were with the secretary of health and human services yesterday trying to get a simple answer. >> critical decisions sit with congress, states and governors to determine if those subsidies are available. >> is the president going to stand up and wave i have a one sentence bill. take it my way or the highway? >> if the court decides against us. they have made a decision -- >> you're not going to answer the question, are you? >> she didn't want to answer the question because the administration does have plan b, c, d. they don't want to say that

right now. >> i think brian is right. i don't think they do. i think their plan is political. it's the one page bill my way or the highway. do it only my way. jam it through. i think that's their plan. >> right. they believe republicans will get the blame for this. >> yeah. >> let's talk about trade. president is fighting without pelosi with republicans to get trade authority passed through. you've discovered through others that there was provisions in there for climate change and immigration. you've looked to knock that out and push this forward. where are you at with trade authority? are you questions your own support of it? >> first of all, don't believe everything you read on the internet. this is why we need to pass trade promotion authority.

we have prevention of the legislation going to trade agreement. by passing trade promotion authority, we're putting congress in the driver's seat which is transparency. we've got to see the documents. the country needs to see these agreements 60 days. you cannot put immigration in here, cannot put climate change in. this is why we want to pass trade promotion authority. it's not what's happening out there now. we're asserting power and control here. look, a broken clock is actually supporting trade which is what republicans are in favor of. >> sure. >> that's why we are where we are. >> one of the things on the internet so you can tell us whether or not it's true, for the most part everybody on capitol hill -- you don't know what's in it yet because you haven't seen it. it's hard to support it one way or the other. >> there's a lot of confusion. trade promotion authority what we're voting on this week is a process.

it's not a trade agreement. it's procedure for how you consider trade agreement. the transpacific partnership doesn't exist. the reason we can't see it because it hasn't been negotiated. it doesn't exist. bush started these negotiations. >> you're voting on the idea tomorrow? >> how does congress consider trade agreements? in the fall we'll probably consider a trade agreement which hasn't been completed yet. that's why we don't know what's in it. it doesn't exist yet. >> inside washington you need 218 votes friday. 188 democrats. you're not the whip. >> we have the votes we want to have. we're where we want to be and planning on being. some democrats will have to support this over the finish line. it's really simple brian. either we shape the agreement or

it shapes us. the rest agree with china and europe. other people are writing the rules of global economy. a as an american who wants to lead and see our country lead, i'm trying to pass trade. >> paul ryan who says he's trying to fix the trade problem, and don't believe what you read on the internet. thank you very much. >> you bet. >> all right 18 minutes before the top of the hour. breaking now. we continue to follow this story. a possible sighting in the man hunt for two convicted killers. we have the breaking developments as they develop right here.

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the search spans three states. good morning to you anna. >> reporter: this man hunt expands. it has not slowed the police action we've noticed along the clinton correctional facility. we're at one of the many police check points. in philly, a cab driver believes he picked up the two escaped convicts. he says he took them to the 30th street station, main train station with outgoing trains. he didn't call 911. instead he picked up another passenger at 30th street. it wasn't until after that the cab driver decided to call police. that's one of many questions this morning, why didn't he call police immediately. philly police say to certainly

keep this in mind. things are preliminary. they're starting to look through video surveillance in the area and certainly doing their research. the search has expanded to state of vermont as well as the two escaped killers. here along the clinton correctional facility, the community is certainly on edge. in fact, the central school district cancelled classes today for the first time since they escaped over the weekend. back to you. >> a short while ago we spoke to jennifer joyce in philly. they have taken the cab driver back to the station to go through surveillance tape to see if he can identify the two men he says were in his cab. >> the search is new york state, vermont and pennsylvania now. no one helped her. a woman murdered by her

ex boyfriend while waiting on a gun permit. can did the system let her down? let's check in with one of our friends here martha coming up at the top of the hour. we know where you were yesterday. >> we know exactly where you were. >> jason alexander about to star in "fish in the dark." guess who's in the background of his selfie. mart martha. >> that's me. >> i'm embarrassed because i've been talking jason alexander for years. now i've finally been caught. i'm going to have to leave him alone. >> did you know when you walked by, that guy looks like jason alexander? >> i did. all these people were taking pictures him. this is near our studios. i walk add by and thought maybe i'll turn around and take a picture too. i decided not to.

so yeah. >> okay. i'm going to have them make a citizens arrest. >> we have proof of weather. >> is that your lead story today? >> that is our lead story. you blew it for us. we were going to lead with that. >> what else is coming up? >> thanks you guys. as you've been talking this morning, the president is ramping up in iraq. what are the stakes. why the change of course now is it going to be enough? congressmen are here to respond. new reporting on hillary's time in the senate. and the favors that may stretch back that far. and we have breaking news on two fugitives this morning. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour.

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she had a restraining order and security cameras but her life was taken from a bitter ex boyfriend that came to her house and stabbed her many times until she died. new jersey's 30 day waiting period had passed. did the state's gun laws play a role in her death? >> unfortunately carol decided to obey the law and paid with her life. she was in a relationship with a man named michael itell who had history of kidnapping and assault, had been in prison. took out an order of protection against him because she feared for her life. then on april of this year, went to her local police department and filled out an application to become a firearms

purchaser. in some states you have to fill out this application in order to walk into a firearms store to purchase a weapon. if you haven't been approved, you can't go in. unlike a lot of other states you go in, quick check, pass or don't, walk in or don't with a firearm. so she died in a stabbing, brutal stabbing from this guy waiting for the state of new jersey and will local police to approve the application to purchase the handgun. >> for protection, just two days before she had gone to the police department to check on the status. the lingering application. it could have saved her life in this case. >> without question, it could have saved her life. editorials said you can't speculate on that and what if. here's a person who was lawfully going about her business but

wanted the protection of a handgun to protect herself against a murderer. he murdered her while she waited for the state of new jersey and local police to act. this happened for two reasons. a, we don't value victims of domestic violence in this country. in some places we're great about it. we envelope them. in other places they're lost in the shuffle. second thing is we can do everything we can in this country for gun owners. in new jersey to wait seven or eight months to walk into the firearms store. some state senators and le legislators are trying to make

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out of college. >> in the diner. >> it was in a diner. >> love it. >> was it the new artist willy nelson you talked to there? >> i did interview willy nelson. bill: a band-aid or the right move. reaction after the white house decides to send an additional 450 troops to anbar, iraq. martha: i'm martha maccallum. this brings the total number of troops to roughly 2,000. >> we have one commander-in-chief, that's the president of the united states. we have