[national hi, friends, good morning. today is saturday, the 13th of june, 2015. i'm anna kooiman and a fox news alert. police under attack in texas. [gunfire] listen as suspects open fire outside a dallas police headquarters. we're live with the breaking developments overnight. >> plus, a love-struck prison worker now under arrest for helping two convicted killers escape from behind bars. how she aided in their escape and the latest on where they might be hiding today. >> don't call america the land of the opportunity. that's racist and sex isist

too. new instructions on college professors for what they can and can not say oh merica. >> "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ good morning everybody welcome in to "fox & friends" weekend. tucker carlson is out this morning. peta is in. nice to have you. >> great to be here. >> you are here on a crazy morning. we have breaking news developing overnight. >> a fox news alert happening right now. a standoff between dallas police and the driver of an armored van after shots are fired outside a police headquarters. [bleep] cop car. >> oh my god. [gunfire] >> this is eyewitness video. four bags of explosives inside. some planted around the police headquarters area. >> police now saying there could be up to four

suspects. kristen fisher in d.c. with the latest. >> right now dallas police are negotiating with one suspect, maybe more. is he inside an armored van that also may be carrying explosives. police have also found four duffle bags with explosives spread out around the dallas police department headquarters. residents are being evacuated. listen to how many gunshots are going off. this all started after midnight. witnesses say they saw up to four suspects firing guns at the police department's headquarters when police responded in their squad cars, of the suspects rammed them in their armored van. they then started shooting at the officers. they hit several squad cars. so far no officers have been hit. those officers then returned fire and the suspects fled in that armored vehicle. a chase ensued and it has now stopped in a parking lot. that suspect or suspects are now cornered and that's where negotiations are currently taking place. now, the suspect has identified himself as james bullwear. my apologies if i'm

mispronouncing. white male. 510, 200 pounds with a history of domestic violence. no clue at this time what the motive may be. the suspect says he has been shot but so far no officers have been hurt. one more thing a major in the dallas police department has just posted on twitter one of the bags filled with explosives and left outside just police headquarters just quote exploded on its owns a a robot tried to move it. a very dangerous and townshipping story down in dallas. back to you. >> thanks, kristen. we appreciate it check back with you in a little while. this james bullwear was arrested in 2013 for threatening violence against his family, churches and school. he has a bit of a track record. we will learn more about him. >> eyewitnesses watching this unfold rick burk joins us live on the phone. rick you live directly as cotc street. what did you hear about 12:24 central time? >> that's correct. it was 12:24. we heard what i thought was sounded more like jack

hammer than gunfire i guess due to the echo. i went to the window, opened the window and i started hearing snaps overhead. i was in the marines. so i knew that that was gunfire coming in our direction. so i got my phone out and took some video. and we saw some police running out of the headquarters. there were several squad cars on the corner of bellevue and lamar which is the north side of police headquarters. and there was an armored car there and several stops. >> now, when you say an armored car what do you mean an armored car? not from police? from the suspect or suspects? >> i believe the suspects. it looked like an armored vehicle and there were several police squad cars surrounding it. >> unbelievable. so, did you -- you were able to see from your vantage point they are in this armored vehicle gunshots from different angles?

wasn't just one individual in this car, were you able to tell? >> i was not able to tell how many people were in the vehicle but i know that shots were fired at several different angles because several of the shots sounded very loud and there was an echo and then some of the shots you just heard snaps overhead so you could tell that there was several different aspects that shots were being fired from. >> rick, as a marine, did this look like something that was heavily preplanned? we are hearing initial reports that no officers are injured. yet it looked like ambush attempt with multiple suspects and a lot of heavy gunfire. did this look like they drove up and started firing willy-nilly or direct plan of assault and executing it quickly and that's what you heard. >> i would say it was definitely planned. there was that armored vehicle like i said on the north side of the police headquarters. several policemen were in

the parking lot south of the headquarters. that's where they found the explosives. one of those explosives went off at 4:27 central time. >> yes. and you hear this rapid fire in the middle of a metro area. what are you and your neighbors going through right now? >> we have all been evacuated. our apartment faces the police headquarters and it was directly across from the parking lot. so they had to evacuate. down on the ground apartment building right now. we have been here since about 2:30 a.m. >> did you see the armored vehicle drive up prior to the shooting? >> did i the no. >> you not? >> i did the no. >> were the police all gathered around at that time? it seems -- i mean, it's the middle of the night. police right there sitting ducks? >> negative. when i went to the window, i didn't see anything, i didn't notice anything except there were several

alarms going off within police headquarters. there were no sirens. it was completely silent. and that's why i doubted that they were actually gunshots. then several squad cars showed up. surrounded the vehicle. once went with up to the vehicle and that's when several other shots went off. >> you you are echoing what some other witnesses saw at the time telling police that they saw as many as four suspects, including one who got into the van after the shooting started and then tried to get into the van but wasn't able to. did you see any suspects running away? >> >> did i not. >> how long did the entire encounter? how long did it take? a matter of seconds? a minute? was there a lot of gunfire exchanged? were the police officers firing back, those that did respond? how long did the entire thing span before they took off? >> i would say 10 minutes before the vehicle tried to

flee. >> so it was a legitimate standoff? >> definitely. definitely a standoff. several exchanges between the police and the suspects, i believe. >> how is the situation unfolding now rick? what are you seeing right now? >> well, i'm not at a good vantage point to see the parking lot. there are about 20 police officers about 15 feet from me around a squad car. actually, there is three squad cars here. we're on the north side of our apartment building right now facing bellevue. >> and we should mention rick that right now the police are negotiating with the alleged suspect or suspects in that armored vehicle at a jack in the box vehicle in the parking lot right now. they have snipers on the rooftops trained down on this armored vehicle. describe for us this armored vehicle. a similarly sized colored and equipped armored van was recently sold on ebayy have been bought

by the suspect in that area. so this isn't like a police-armored vehicle. it looks like a retrofitted armored vehicle that someone might buy and build themselves. >> it was hard for me to tell from my vantage point. but that's what it looked like to me is an armored vehicle. >> now, at this point, on the scene besides parking lot of the jack in the box where it's clearly a very volatile situation. is there a alert. as your location, do cops believe at this point there is no further follow-on violence to come? at this point do they feel like that is satisfied and it's really just an isolated incident where they are negotiating right now? >> no. i don't believe so. otherwise, i think they would let us back in our apartments. so, it's an ongoing situation. >> our reporter kristen fisher mentioned one of the bags exploding on its owns a a robot was trying to move

it. did you witness that or see anything that the ripple effects afterwards? >> i heard it. that was at 4:27 a.m. central. >> how big was the explosion? you have heard explosions before as a military man yourself, are we talking about a small deston nation or was -- detonation or was it quite significant? >> we are probably about a quarter of a mile from that spot around the corner inside a building, we heard it i would think fairly significant. >> rick burk who witnessed all of this unfolding right across the street from his vantage point there in his house. thanks rick, for joining us this morning. we appreciate it hopefully you are able to get some sleep. i know it's a tense night for you there. thanks rick. >> thank you. >> breaking news that fox news is following, a shootout outside a dallas police department where an armored truck approached this dallas police department where the police

officers were there with their police cars at the hour shortly before mud night central time and just opened fire inside this armored truck. and it looked like multiple suspects as eyewitnesses are are reporting. not just one inside that armored vehicle and a standoff unfolding right now that jacked in the box parking lot with this armored vehicle sat stationary at that point. >> community on edge as some of the residents had to be evacuated from their building as you just heard from rick burk one of the eyewitnesses we had on the the phone. we will bring in rod wheeler now on the phone former d.c. homicide detective. rod, when you are looking at this video. what do you make of it? >> obviously this is a very fluid situation and i could tell you right now that the police down there are trying to figure out whether or not there was any warning signs with these individuals now so far because this is a fluid situation they don't have a lot of information but, they do know that it was at least four individuals that could have opened fire on them. so they are trying to negotiate with the one

person, at least one and maybe more. to try to figure out if there is anything else that could happen later on this morning with these individuals. now, so far reports are saying that no one was hit in terms of police officers. but, again, the biggest concern for us now is whether or not there was any warning signs and these explosives is something else that's very very concerning. because we don't know -- law enforcement don't know whether or not there is more explosives out there. are there any more victims? these are the kind of things we are looking at right now. >> it seemed like it was obviously preplanned. you don't plant explosives. four duffle bags found dispersed around the police headquarters including one of them confirmed to have contained pipe bombs inside of it. this was coordinated rod. >> you are exactly right. the thing that law enforcement is trying to figure out where did these explosives come from? why did these people decide to attack this police department at that time of the night?

was there anything, any precursor that led up to this? so there is a lot of unanswered questions that officers are trying to figure out now as they have continued to negotiate with this person, especially the fact and this is so important, whether or not there is any other victims at any other locations. are there any other crime scenes. things of that nature. >> rod thankfully so far we are not hearing reports of any cops being injured. what are the sort of rules of engame? what are the parameters of this negotiation right now? at what point did they decide to have to use force per se or do everything they can to bring this guy in through negotiation? i know every situation is different. walk us through that jack in the box parking lot right now. >> well, basically we always try to resolve the situation peacefully if we can. recallly, with the situations like this, they don't always end peacefully because these people, whoever these individuals are, they set out with a mission. and that's why we see the explosives, that's why we see they pulled up and they automatic tuckly started

shooting. there was no warning signs. >> rod, we are coming up against a hard break. please stand by with this breaking news. more on fox news channel. you are watching "fox & friends." 13 minutes now past the hour. we'll be right back. rod, stand by. that's where at&t can help. with the tools and the network you need to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most.

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good morning, friends, back now with a fox news alert. inside job the prison worker accused of helping two convicted killers escape now behind bars herself. joyce michelle arrested and charged for aiding in that daring prison break. >> these latest developments coming as the marathon manhunt is now hitting the one week mark. >> unbelievable. molly line is outside that prison in upstate new york with what we are learning this morning. good morning molly. >> good morning pete, anna, clayton. this is day 8 of the search. correctional facility and new york state vehicles arriving this morning. we have seen searchers coming large squads getting ready to head out in the woods this morning.

day 8 and search continues. big development yesterday was the a 1-year-old joyce michelle, the woman at the center of this investigation was arrested, charged with helping these inmates brought into custody and arraigned late last night. it all happening very quickly throughout the day. prosecutors allege that michelle smuggled tools into the clinton correctional facility right here in dannemora, new york. allowing them to carve their way to freedom. she gave the men hack saw blades a screwdriver bit. on saturday morning the prisoners are discovered missing during the morning check. bunks made to look like someone was sleeping in them. she has been charged with with promoting prison contraband which is a felony and criminal facilitation that's a misdemeanor. she pleaded not guilty to both and faces up to 8 years in prison. bail set as is $100,000 cash, a felony. expected to be back in court on monday. we are getting word that her

husband is now being eyed in this investigation. >> he is obviously a person of interest because of his obvious relationship with joyce michelle. he works at the correctional facility works at the tailor shop as well as maintenance provider. the prisoners are still at large no confirmed sighting of these men but at the same time there is no evidence that they actually left the area. we know investigators will be back out there in the woods trudging through those swamps. they have been very active. lining perimeter roads. neighbors are concerned but the goal is to keep all of the residents in this area safe. back to you. >> molly line for us live at dannemora, new york. >> it's interesting that cops have their eye on joyce michelle's husband because she apparently had a relationship of some sort with at least one maybe even both of those escaped

killers. >> originally she was -- he was written off originally and it was just her this relationship was central to it. now a lot of implications. second week you see the vehicles behind molly they are clearly doubling down on this search. >> i just got back yesterday from being in the dannemora area, the residents are getting sick of it. sick of being scared and civic the road blocks. some of the neighbors are having hard time getting in and out of their homes. >> if they can break out of a prison they can break into my home. can you see they may not have gone very far and that sewer pipes and sewer system still under the watchful eye of police at this hour. you can also be reaching a desperation. cold and hungry and out there. who knows? >> that's when you turn to violence. >> that many days. coming up on the show, breaking at this hour, standoff right now in texas. suspects opening fire on police officers in bags exploding outside a police headquarters in dallas. all the breaking developments. the standoff continues. keep it here on "fox &

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hi friends, good morning, right to the fox news alert. happening right now, a standoff between dallas police and the driver of an armored van after shots are fired outside outside police headquarters. >> cop car. >> oh my god. [gunfire] witnesses report seeing up to four suspects firing off shots but police can only confirm the suspect behind the wheel of the van. officers cornering the van after a short pursuit. that's when the driver rammed into one of the police cruisers and opened fire again. swat members are negotiating with the man who they say threatened to blow officers up. police also finding four bags with explosives. one of them blowing up.

and just moments ago at least two other suspicious packages found. one with of them in a dumpster. we are not aware of any injuries at this time. >> we want to bring in rod wheeler a former d.c. homicide detective on the phone with us. rod, thanks for sticking around with this breaking news at this hour. james bullwear, that's the name he has given to police. he has a bit of a rap sheet rod. he has threatened to blow up churches and schools. he has ranted and raved on a local judge's facebook page about a child custody case. this guy has a bit of a rap sheet if it's truly him. >> that's right. and that's the major concern right now clayton, that the police are trying to figure out, you know, why did this guy decide to attack the police officers late last night as he did or early this morning who are those other individuals. where did they get that armored car from.

sounds like they could have been pipe bomb and whether or not there is any other crime scenes in the area. this is a very fluid situation right now. and police continue to negotiate with with this individual now according to some of the reports that i'm hearing, it could be one maybe even two individuals that they are negotiating with we don't know that for sure because it is a fluid situation. >> let's talk a little bit about that armored van seeing a picture of one that was similar maybe that actual van that was -- it was advertised on social media as designed to survive a somably apalm lips. >> ebay. wild, armor over the tires there is gun -- on it how does somebody get their hands on something like that and how is one built? >> it's not easy to do. obviously this took a lot of preplanning for these people to atimothy to do what they attempted to do last night which is to obviously harm police officers. you know why did they even come up with this idea what

the motivating factor behind all of this? that's why police are very concerned. they have atf involved now because of the pipe bombs. alcohol tobacco and firearms because of the pipe bomb. it's already being rephe police robots tried to move to look at the pipe bomb and one went off there are other suspicious packages down there as well. >> robert, we hear some different conflicting reports. shooters from multiple positions. van with multiple shooters. standoff is with one man or potentially two. we have four packages, some found in dumpsters, four shootings and another in the van. where are the other three? a lot of confusion. how does the pd start to wrap their arms around the developing situation? what is the command and control and who is running the show on the ground right now. >> the dallas police department is obviously going to be the lead agency at this point. i'm sure they have notified the fbi and other law enforcement agencies from that texas area down there

major thing that the officers are trying to make sure is not happening is that there is no other crime scenes there are no other victims and they have the situation contained. containment is number one in situations like this. let's keep it contained within a certain area. they's try to resolve the situation and then try to figure out why the people are doing what they're doing. >> rod, we are hearing word now from the dallas police department on their twitter feed that that rain has been disabled they have shot out othe fires of this van. what this van may have looked like. unbleaivel. gun ports on the side as we were talking about. armor around the wheelbase so presumably people could stand on it as well. pete as you were mentioning, obviously having served in the military. this could end up like amateur hour once you start firing automatic weapons from a van like this echo chamber in there would have

disabled their hearing. >> incredibly so. they probably didn't rehearse something like that in any meaningful way. very difficult to be accurate. you start to think okay if there were four folks ambushing a police department. first of all why are they doing in the middle of a night which is another discussion. nobody injured firing out of a port like that could be part of the equation. thank goodness difficult to be accurate. >> you know what unfolded with the d.c. attacks. retrofitted that car. just guns sticking out of small holes. >> exactly. you always wonder when you look at this vehicle you always wonder what was the end game for these individuals? were they actually trying to commit suicide by cop? they knew with that particular vehicle they are not going to got out of the vehicle. improvised to be like this for a period of time. that's something that the law enforcement agencies are going to have why and where did this vehicle come from? were they even aware of it?

again like i said earlier clayton, were there warning signs with these individuals. we don't know that again this is a very fluid situation and these situations are always the most dangerous. this picture was posted on heavy.com. a similar van to this was sold on ebay recently that was retrofitted. eyewitness reports say this van looks very very similar to this. so we don't have confirmation yet that this is the exact van. i want to be be very clear about that. >> sure. certainly, rod as we go, does the timing of this tell you anything, happening in the middle of a friday night? >> well, you know, that's something else that i was thinking about. why did they select last night to do this particular shooting? and again because this is so fluid we don't have the answer yet. a situation like this. occurred curing the middle of the day some people around, have as many victims as they want. apparently that wasn't the case. but they did crash as we can see in the video there

into another police car and luckily no police officers were injured according to the report so far. >> rod, thank you for expert analysis on this. stay with us here. if you are just joining us, shots fired. police van being disabled at this hour in a parking lot nearby the dallas police station as the standoff continues. we have much more on this story as explosives were placed around the police department headquarters. we'll have a live report, breaking details straight ahead. keep it here. we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪

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hey friends, good morning, back with a fox news alert. police under attack in dallas. [gunfire] a standoff underway at this hour between police and the driver of an armored van. at least four bags headquarters. we are learning one more just just found. >> kristen what you can tell us at this hour? >> i think there is now little doubt that this was a planned, coordinated attack. you have an armored vehicle someone inside just opening firing and now those bags filled with explosives being found all over the dallas police department's headquarters. and a majored in the dallas police department actually just posted on twitter that one of the bags filled with explosives and left outside headquarters just, quote

exploded on its owns a a robot tried to move it we just heard a witness say that he was able to hear that from over a quarter of a mile away. this was a big explosion. now we are learning that police are investigating another suspicious package found in a dumpster at a police substation. all this is happening at this same time that police are negotiating with at least one suspect possibly more. he is still inside an armored van that also may be carrying explosives. and as you mentioned they found at least fur other duffle bags with explosives spread out at headquarters and other substations. so, at this time you have got lots of residents being evacuated. and let me just back it up a little bit. talk about how it all started. started shortly after midnight. witnesses say four suspects. police cannot confirm that matter. four suspects firing guns at the police department's headquarters. listen to the gunshots. the suspects rammed them in

their armored van. they started shooting at the officers. they actually hit several squad cars. as far as we know, no officers have been hit. those officers then returned fire and the suspects fled in that armored vehicle. a huge chase ensued, dozens of police vehicles following them down the streets of dallas, it finally stopped in a jack in the box parking lot. that suspect possibly more suspects are now cornered in the plot, inside that van and that's where negotiations are currently taking place. now, the suspect has identified himself as james bullwear. that is the name he has given police although we don't know if that is, indeed, who is behind the wheel of that van described as white male, 510 200 pounds with a history of domestic violence. at this time we have really no clue what the motive may be. the suspect has been shot. so far as far as we know no officers hurt. if you listen to you will of a those gunshots it's hard

to believe that more people have not been injured in this. back to you. >> it really is, kristen. thanks so much for us live this morning in d.c. with that summation. we want to bring in john rafferty former nypd lieutenant. when you see a police department like that under siege, john, what do you make of that? what must be going through the minds of police when that attack unfolds? >> first off it's disheartening that this is the day we are living in that people are going to start attacking the police, people protected their neighborhoods. something coordinated. police will be looking for secondary devices. first device laud them in and second device may go off. obviously taking their cautionary steps in investigating. this luckily the copsy not hurt during this incident. but this may start a trend. this is maybe what we're going to see more and a more of because unfortunately we have developed this society that's blaming the police for a lot of the of

problems out there that is not the fault of the police. >> this guy has a full rap sheet. he has been arrested before. he has a rap sheet. he has threatened violence against churches, schools. he has ranted and raved on local judge's facebook page about child custody. he has had an ax to grind but what's interesting to me john, is that there were three other individuals according to eyewitnesses that joined him in this attack. usually in this kind of a thing you might see one lone nut going after somebody. he has got three helpers. >> well, i think what we are seeing more are and more of, even with these terrorist attacks, we have all of these impressionable people that are trying to find something in society it to assimilate with. unfortunately this is what we are getting. people pairing up together, feeling they have been doomed by society. they made horrible choices. it's their own choice that they have made. unfortunately they have to blame somebody else. however, we also have to look at the judicial system. why some of these people out and it seems that he we are

too lenient on people where a lot these people shouldn't be on the street. >> let's talk about what's going on right now. dallas pd twitter feed. the suspect's vehicle has been disabled. he know there was some sort of chase that ensued to a jack in the box parking lot and that negotiations are going on. tell us, lieutenant, what police are trying to get out of this and trying to subdue the suspect there? first obviously the police -- police are okay. this person is contained area. take their time trying to negotiate to get him out of the vietnamese. obviously you want to learn more and see if you can get this person out still alive see who else is involved. have people that have equipment, machinery such as the vannics explosive devices. you don't at the present time rush this where you have somebody dead inside a van and don't find out there

is other people involved. >> jonathan, interesting to hear you use the phrase twice no rush. as i sit here and folks that watch this, obviously a frantic situation. we also learned after the chase when they went in the jack in the box parking lot there was a exchange of gunfire in that parking lot as well. not just at the headquarters they chased them and get to the jack in the box shootout and swat team is there and they are surrounding it when you say no rush, how does a situation like that go from active gunfire to a negotiation? is that someone oftentimes, you know, is that the police yelling toward that individual? how would you attempt to deescalate and get to a negotiation as opposed to a shootout when you have someone who has armored a van, has multiple weapons and firing at police? walk us through how they deescalate that and not rush in that parking lot? when i'm saying not going it rush. not going to rush and get a cop in there and get somebody killed. you have the prosecuting

have the time negotiating. the worse thing to do is to try to have russia van and get a cop killed when this person inside a vehicle. as long as you are going to start evacuating buildings in the general area that could be pit from gunfire that's your neighbor concern, getting somebody hurt that's in the area. no rush trying to attack this van when he is contained and inside a vehicle and the cops that's the last thing you want to do. >> right now we should bring people up to speed attacking the dallas police department headquarters. four duffle bags filled with explosives, then found around the police department headquarters. john, would they be looking for other explosive devices at this hour? do they feel like that they probably have what they need right now locked down or are they going to be looking for the rest of the morning? >> no. absolutely. as i mentioned earlier, you know, secondary devices

unfortunately have seen this before where you have one device ethics plodz goes off. you have emergency personnel that rushes in to help those people and all of a sudden they trigger a secondary device. that's what they are going to be looking for. they have knowledge of it. the dallas police department is equipped and ready for situations like this. unfortunately, you just don't know. you still have to search that area makes it for a difficult situation for the police department. >> this did happen in the middle of the night. you wonder as the son comes up lt. john rafferty from the new york police department retired. thank you suspect. shots fired on police explosives found if and the suspect is still on the loose. we are following all of it as it unfolds this hour. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology

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morning, a fox news alert. police under attack in dallas. a standoff between cops and driver of armored van. at least four bags of explosives found planted around police headquarters. and we are just learning one more was just found. >> dr. keith ablow joins us now. keith, thank you for joining us. >> any time. >> dr. ablow, what would make somebody want to attack police headquarters like this and go about the process of finding an armored van or putting one together themselves? >> well, listen, you know, if it were just a personal grudge which i guess were possible disgruntled over run-ins with the law that could motivate someone. so coordinated and involves some people i have to say we are seeing a new level of violence against police that may be motivated by this, you know, gulf that's developed. this fracture between our culture and those who seek to make it safe. and that's what people seem to be missing and they are

missing it because they heard it from the president of the united states more than once and his former attorney general eric holder that the police can't be trusted. the police are your enemies. you know what? that's dangerous to say when it isn't true, number one and when there are people in society who will act upon it as though it is. >> you know john rafferty former nypd lt. was on the show a few minutes ago and i don't know if you caught any of thinks dialogue, he said it's a sad day where individuals are blaming others for their missteaks. i want you to dive into the psychology of that that this guy if this truly is the guy james bullwear, he has given to police who he is in that vanity hour. he has had a rap sheet. he is threatened to blow up schools, churches, he is going on facebook and yelled about child custody to a local judge there john saying look, it's sad we are in this society where these type of people are blaming others for their mistakes.

dive into that. >> prokdz where the things that your experiencing you essentially project them on others is a very powerful psychological defense mechanism to not feel your own feelings and ascribe them to others. you are aggressive. you don't stand for the rights of others. and then you see he it in another group in society. in this case the folks who are trying to protect us. you see them as the aggressors. listen it's all the more the case that that occurs when the leadership sanctions, rubber stamps that idea and says, yes you should be aaggrieved. this is a horrible country. we have heard from years what a horrible country we are. from own president who doesn't like us. i have been saying this for so long it causes a breakdown to some extent. where people take action against their own country. >> let's talk about the antipolice sentiment that, you know, this just seems to be more evidence of what we have seen across the

country. where does it come from? hysterical media coverage? is it violent video games? is it rap music? is it violent movies? where does this come from? >> well, i think, you know, as i have said it comes from the top from leadership blaming police for things. number two listen, every adult grows up having been a kid, obviously. and authority is something that you have lots of feelings about. now, if you are not a well integrated person, you put on to police their badge their uniform all these feelings you have about the principal of your school, your parents everybody who tried in some ways to help you. but if you are somebody who is struggling with labile emotions and impulsivity the bottom line is you can really get a chip on your shoulder and all of that can get rolled into your feelings about the guy wearing the badge. he is is the representative of everything that's limited you you're so special. they didn't recognize it.

and now you are taking it out on them. >> all right dr. ablow, we are coming up against a hard break. thank you so much. >> all right. >> when we return, more on this police standoff in dallas texas. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve.

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nearby this dallas police headquarters. we want to bring in former nypd officer and former secret service agent. right now dan under negotiation with this guy in this armored vehicle.

take us behind the scenes of what would that would look like right now. >> yeah the primary thing they need to do right now is keep the line of communication open at all times. if they are talking, they may not be winning but they are certainly not losing as badly as they would be if they didn't have that line of communication open it certainly helps. >> we had heard initial reports that there may have been up to four gunmen. initial reports on the scene and initial reports are often wrong and conflicting. there is a lot of confusion. what would the police be doing to confirm whether the situation is truly is contained in that van with one or two individuals whether there are are three or four other subjects? how do they confirm that and what would we know if there were other suspects at this point? >> it's difficult to confirm and i will tell you when makes the situation worse. you are going to get con atlanticing sources of information as we saw not that the situations were similar in impact but on 9/11 a lot of the false reporting distracted police attention. there is san opportunity

cost to police officers' time right now. right now they are looking at one important thing. they are looking at network. they are looking at this person's network of people if, in fact, they have id him. they are probably in as much to get phone records as much as friend information family information if they have id him if possible to find out if there are coconspirators. finding out how many people are involved or could be involved and how deep this may go is you are going to triage your priority, that's number one dan on the phone former nypd officer. stay with us this morning. we appreciate your insight into what's going on with this standoff. when we come back at the top of the hour, we are going to speak to news reporters right there in that parking lot the jack in the box. and interesting information from the dallas morning news this morning on exactly who this gunman could be with with a history of violence, blaming local police for the custody and losing of his child. custody of his son and

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rounds. i don't think there is any doubt that this was a planned coordinated attack. right now one suspect possibly more, is cornered inside that armored vehicle. police on twitter say they have now disabled that vehicle. and are trying to negotiate a peaceful surrender with the person or percent inside. he told police his name is james bullwear though police cannot confirm that's his identity. white male, a 10, 200 pounds history of domestic violence. he says he has been shot. so far no officers have been hurt. i will just go back a bit and start talking about how this all started. it first started shortly after midnight. witnesses say they saw up to four suspects firing guns at the police department's headquarters. when police responded in their squad cars, the suspect rammed them in that armored van then opened fire striking several squad cars. and you can listen -- if you listen now you can hear the officers returned fire in what was an epic shootout. witnesses said it lasted

roughly 10 minutes long. the suspect then fled, followed by dozens of police cars. he was chased to a jack in the box parking lot where there was another shootout. now he is cornered. police say they have disabled the armored vehicle but the standoff still ongoing. residents have now been evacuated. and one bomb outside the dallas police department's headquarters has already gone off when a robot started to approach it now police are worried that there may be other bags filled with bombs that they still haven't found. back to you. >> thanks, kristen. great summation there let's go to the ground now right outside of this standoff. a reporter with the dallas morning news. she is on the scene of a standoff right now. julie, i have been following your twitter stream this morning as you are reporting live from this scene about this suspect who has given his had name to police, even the chief of police, chief brown saying that this guy james bullwear has threatened violence against police. he is labeled the police terrorists. he has blamed police for taking his children.

what you can tell us about what you are seeing and what we know about this suspect? we are pushed back pretty far. police diverting all drivers away. it's pretty active scene out here with a lot of police officers on hand. >> if our viewers are just waking up, we want to show you what may be a picture of an armored van or similar van. this is being reported on heavy.com as having been sold on ebay. you see around the tires there armor around the tires. also gun ports. i now want to he show you video that's just in to "fox & friends," just in to our control room now to show you of what appears to be that armored van ramming the police cruisers before leading cops on a chase that did end near your location by the jack in the box. how chaotic is this

situation right now. do police seem to have it under control? >> they seem to have the area under control. but it is a very active crime scene at the moment. i mean, there is spot negotiations going on. there is is a very heavy police presence. they are working to make sure people are safe and not driving into the area. so is, they seem to have things under control but it is still is a very active scene. there is is a swat negotiation still underway. >> julyy, you have been on the scene there at the jack in a box for a while. we heard about the initial confrontation at the police department. there was a chase through the streets and thenned at the jack in the box. we know there was an exchange of gunfire also there on scene. since you have been at the jack in the box location, you have heard any gunfire or any exchange? are they using loud speaker equipment to communicate with the folks inside? any other details you can provide. you have been there for a while. any clues you can give us how volatile that situation

is? >> there have been helicopters that have been passing over the scene since i have been here so far almost about five hours now. but about an hour and a half ago, swat officers did fire guns into the car to disable the vehicle. so the vehicle has been disabled since 5:00 a.m. that was the only indication of gunfire that i have heard since i have been here. >> i want to go back to this vehicle issue because we haven't really been able to confirm what exactly this looks like. i want to show our viewers that video again of that black van smashing in to police cars. here it is. watch on your screen, can you describe for us this armored vehicle? is it like one of those security truck that's would see at a bank like a brinks security truck? you are there and we know it's been immobilized with shot to the engine and shots to the tires. what you can tell us about this van?

>> i haven't been able to get a good look at the van but from what i have been able to see there are ports in it that allow you to shoot out of it, so it is an armored vehicle it seems like maybe they were having some trouble penetrating the car with any shots. they were able to disable it at some point with a pretty heavy weapon. but i haven't been able to see, you know, a very clear picture of it. but what we have heard is that it is a heavily armored car. >> julie what's the surrounding area like? i understand multiple roadways have been shot down obviously to keep the public safe. this fortunately happening at a time when not many people were out and about but the sun will be coming up that's going to be impacting a lot more people. give us an idea what's going on around the area as we take a look at this video of that armored van ramming a police vehicle before leading them on a chase. what's going on around the area?

like you said major interstates shut down. traffic is starting to builds specially as the sun is coming up. i'm in a parking lot nearby the jack in the box. it's been kind of filled for the last few hours with people who aren't sure how to get where they are going because so many roads are shut down. there seems to be a lot of people who are stopping by and wanting to figure out what's going on and, you know if they are unable to get where they are going. it's a little bit more chaotic now that the sun is up. >> have you had had had an opportunity to talk to police officials about whether they have zeroed in on anyone else in that van or that vehicle than the initial suspect who has identified himself? any leads whatsoever on whether there is more than one? >> i haven't heard anything here equities september the one suspect. one witness earlier said there were four suspects. as far as i know from where i am there is only one that

we know of for sure. i haven't had a chance to speak with officials since i have been, you know, they have a press conference city hall and been more cooperating other there since i have been here i haven't had a chance to see if there is more than just the one. julie jing us live there at the scene near that jack in the box where that standoff is continuing to unfold. thanks so much, julie. >> thank you we will get to this fox news alert. a prison worker behind bars this morning accused of helping two convicted killers tunnel out using power tools. joyce michelle charged for aiding in that daring prisoner break. >> molly line is inside that prison upstate new york. good morning molly. >> good morning clayton anna. 512-year-old joyce michelle was arrested. she befriended and aided the escapees. she was brought into custody yesterday and arraigned late last night.

michelle chilly gave these convicted kill canners richard matt and david sweat who are still on the loose tools. including a hack saw blades, chisel, punch and screwdriver. that was made first. roughly five weeks later they carved their way to freedom discovered missing from the clinton correctional facility right here in dannemora new york last saturday morning. now it's michelle who may spend up to 8 years behind bars if convicted. >> she has been charged with promoting prison contraband first degree a class d felony and criminal facilitation fourth degree a class a misdemeanor. this is one large piece of the puzzle in our quest to find these two escaped murderers. >> mitchell pleaded not guilty to both. bail set at $100,000 cash on that plon charge. she is expected to be right back in court again on monday morning. her husband has also been referred to as a person of interest in this case. but he has not been arrested. once again, this is search day 8. we have been watching the vehicles and the searchers arriving this morning.

they will be heading out once again to brave these elements. a much nicer day today than it was yesterday. they have really been facing some horrific weather up her. the black flies and mosquitoes, tough searching out there. state police urging residents to call in if they see anything suspicious whatsoever. they want to follow up on all these tips. back to you guys. >> thanks molly line there reporting there in dannemora and the residents too they are keeping their doors locked and firearms close by trying to remain vigilant as the scent picked up by k 9s a couple days ago. large portion of that population is the prison. you were talking to people there yesterday in your reporting. if they can break out of a prison they can break into my home. we are keeping our doors locked. >> nicer dave there but the search doesn't get nicer. reports that they're going into the sewers to search. they are turning over everything they can. >> initial reporting sounded

like joyce michelle had provided the power tools to get them out. d.a. yesterday giving a press conference that i was watching there on the ground. saying no, that is not the case. brought in some sort of contraband wouldn't say exactly what it was but not the power tools. if she didn't give them to them who did? now her husband is being watched by police, you also wonder what type of relationship he may have had had with them as he was a corrections officer. >> charged with conspiracy to support. if they go forth and do unfortunately take a life. the charges against her could get a lot more severe. >> >> this thing has not finished yet and she is getting potentially 8 years in prison it could go up and up. there is some other big problem. >> if you are just waking up, we are following lots of breaking news at this hour. streets of dallas, texas at least one gunman opens fire on police in an armored vehicle with explosive device negotiations still underway. up next a former cop and legal experts on deck with what could happen next.

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fox news alert. if you are just waking up. police under attack in dallas. armored vehicle and several bags of explosives found at the scene. what are the legal implications of this incident? what charges could this guy or multiple suspects be facing? legal experts. nice to see both of you this morning. welcome to the show. >> nice to he see youing this guy has a rap sheet. this guy james bull wear, he give his name to police. we don't know yet. and the police haven't confirmed whether or not that's him from the vehicle. but he has a rap sheet. he has a history of domestic violence. domestic violence, he was arrested in 2013 on marijuana charges also choking a member of his family. what potential things could he be facing here? >> first of all i'm not shocked he has a rap sheet.

you don't jump from just being a nobody to shooting at police officers whether you have a case someone has used explosives a tack police officers. someone gets shot, where did he get explosive material? those are the type of things that both agencies will look to both prosecutors will get their shot at him. >> two active crime scenes this coming from the dallas police department. two active crime scenes, presumably one where the dallas police headquarters. that's one crime scene. the other is the jack in the box where other shots were fired. that's the restaurant where the standoff has unfolded, what do you make of what police are having to gather right now put together charges against him or the other suspects?

probation is three and five years. probation violation,s depending on whether those charges were misdemeanor or felony, it would increase his exposure time significantly. domestic violence, mandate you are not allowed to be in possession of any explosives that would also add to the charges we this john rafferty on the show former nypd lieutenant. s that had history of violence threatening to blow up schools and churches and gone on local judge's facebook pages blaming them for losing his child. how is this guy free? there was a recent decision for making facebook posts. forget which appeals court it was it escapes me people can make certain threats if they don't intend to carry

them out. now you have this guy who is making threats he is actually carrying out those threats. make us look at those further. if he was on probation is he is not suppose to have any threats at all. no firearms or bullets. this man had explosives which will definitely enhance his sentence if is he charged fallly or on state charges. >> your take on that? >> i absolutely agree. any time you have a situation where individual coordinates this level of attack and they have a history of violence for which they are on probation it's going to make for a very significant downside for him if he is to lose at trial if this wasn't enough head to new york developing story of a prison break now we are entering second week still looking for suspects, convicted murderers who broke out of prison. we now know a huge chunk of this puzzle which is choice mitchell in the prison, helping them essentially get out by giving them different tools, not power tools but

screwdrivers and other things to escaped. she is booked and charged. face will years in prison or more. interesting story here. this story is not done. if these convicted murders end up hurting somebody else what could she be in for? she being be in for other charges. ifif you are liable for that murder as well shoe. he has a lot of problems one thing that stuck out to me she did not have a lawyer when those charges were discussed. i'm wondering did she get any type of immunity deal prior to agreeing to this because that's what we do as lawyers is we will present our clients say look, we will help you with any way you can however i need the state and federal prosecutors to agree to only charge our client with these three or four charges. that may not have happened in this case. >> what do you make of that. >> she has been found out. she is in significant trouble.

and i agree that under conspiracy liability she would be liable for any consequences that would be natural and probable consequence of the conspiracy that she was originally involved in which is helping them get out of prison some situation that results in loss of life. thanks for waking up and following both of these breaking news stories for us. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> more breaking news out of dallas. vehicle ramming into a police cruiser overnight and shots fired. a wild chase in the streets of dallas. new information pouring in. breaking details about these potential suspects coming up. then he was originally denied burial at arlington. this national guardsmen family wouldn't give up without a fight. his father joins us live next. put you right through.

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a major update this morning to a story we first brought to you on "fox & friends." a bit of good news. a louisiana national guardsmen who lost his life in a black hawk helicopter crash along with 10 others touring a training mission on march 10 in the pensacola, florida he is now going it be buried at arlington national cemetery after his family was first denied that honor. we have been joined by a green beret and father of staff sergeant thomas, he joins us with reaction to the about face. major, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> good morning and thank you. in the the two weeks that have passed since you first aired this, two weeks ago was a grim situation for my family and i. in those two weeks the

groundswell of support that has risen has helped into the just for my son but for the ten other members of that aircraft that gave their life. >> well, sir i want to thank you for your service and for raising a man like your son a staff sergeant who ultimately gave his life in service to this country. who did you reach out to and how do you think the change ultimately came about so that the secretary of the army made an exception so that your son rightfully so, would be buried at arlington? >> sir hadn't nestle, a good deal of that was your ability to air this story so that people could see it. there is only so many envelopes i could lick and stamps and letters that i could send what happened from that was there are a couple of good points here. one is the national guard and reservist their role has changed significantly. and this decision is fitting in recognizing that the

other is that the system works. that there are people in the system and that there is leadership. it is not just codes and outdated regulations. >> absolutely. well, the secretary of the army went all the way up to the top in a statement which we are going it put on the screen mentioning why indeed to speak to what you just mentioned. in when these service members, this is the secretary of the army. when she's service members tragically lose their lives while training side by side in defense of our nation. it's fitting to afford them the same burial privileges, like you said, we are dealing with a new world where the national guard is right alongside the active duty and should be afforded that very same respect. you talked about what it meant to you. your brave son left behind a young wife and is expecting. what has it meant to her and your entire family to know that they will be buried where he should rightfully be buried? >> this is important not just for my family but for the chain of command who supported him for the

soldiers and servicemen that get back on the helicopters that are back in the air this is important to them. it's important to me. it's important to my family because when baby alice gross up and she wants to learn about her father, she will learn about sacrifice in a place that reflects the sacrifice of so many for this nation and that's at arlington. and i will take her there as a young girl and explain who her father was and explain to her about arlington and sang fight. >> -- sacrifice. i get chills hearing he will have a daughter who will be born and go to arlington along with his wife and pay respects to a crew chief he who gave his life in training and ultimately deserves the honor he has been given at argueton national cemetery. sir, thank you for stepping up and making this happen and raising the call. i'm glad our colleagues here at "fox & friends" were able

to bring attention to it. someone who ultimately knew your son. i'm grateful to you for your service and thank you for joining thus morning. >> thank you. >> absolutely. well, still ahead, breaking news out of dallas, police under attack by gunmen in an armored car. two explosive devices found at the police headquarters. the breaking details just ahead. then, it's hillary's big campaign kickoff but she is already creating a travel nightmare in new york. ed henryins us next. but, first let's check in with eric bolling for a look what's coming up on cash "cashin' in." >> from the texas pool party brawl to fighting in wal-mart isles we look at america's free fall. sports and real life terror cross paths. hottest debates on tv kick off at 11:30. don't touch that dial.

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disabled clayton. >> just hours before the driver ramming a police cruiser as he tries to flee. watch this. there it is. he eventually makes it to a jack in the box parking lot nearby that's where he has been cornered before firing off even more shots at officers. >> meanwhile several bag wells explosives inside were found around police headquarters. now, all have been cleared with at least one successfully at this time a motive is unclear reports man accused police of taking away his child and calling him a terrorist. >> we're going to continue following this story and have a report live from the ground in just a bit. right now. this. >> yeah, meanwhile we have big political news this morning. our own ed henry. we are lucky enough to have him in studio this morning. >> hi. here in town to hillary 2.0. >> 3.0. if you think about it last year she had that book tour hard choices and tried to connect with middle class voters. slipped up when she talked

about being dead broke and left the white house. piles of stories about the clinton foundation. foreign donations. the big pricey speeches and whatnot 2.0 was the scooby van. tour out there iowa and new hampshire and some of the key early states. look she has had some troubles. she has had some stumbles. carefully staged events. she swers why she is doing 3.0 if you will is lay out economic vision. what's her rationale for running. she is still in a commanding position for the democratic nomination. >> of this is much bigger, right? >> roosevelt island take us behind the scene. four freedoms park named after fdr. it's an island between queens and manhattan. take one of these trams to get out there. heading out there shortly and trying to fav gait that. >> didn't they talk about airport like security as well. >> secret service there and she is hoping to have great visuals of new york city behind her. see some of those shots from roosevelt island. this is sort of her attempt to have this picturesque

launch relaunch, whatever you want to call it. what's bigger about today is that she is going it try to get a little more detailed about what she would do if she were president and what is guiding her or what are other guiding principles. she has had some stumbles and wants to get the narrative back. >> communications director had trouble answering the question as to what would be different this time. >> interesting tell us about this and we will play sound bites. >> political newspaper web site did cocktails with the communication director robby the campaign manager saying look as part of this rollout we are hearing hillary clinton will talk about her mom today and how her mom's very tough childhood really inspired hillary clinton help women and children and families because not everyone has a champion. she wants to be that fighter for the middle class. that's great. everyone wants to tell their narrative their story. what happened at this event last night in new york is mike allen of politico said look, she told that story. she pushed that narrative in

2007 2008. it didn't work. what's different this time? listen to what she said. >> so, i can't talk -- i wasn't part of, you know, 2000 -- 2008 was a different race in terms of like extraordinary interest on the democratic side and i think it's hard to compare the two situations. but, she has talked about this at times. obviously written about it in her books. but it's true that -- it's true that a lot of people don't know about it. i talked to reporters yesterday about this they said well she does, you people don't know it no we don't think people know it we do think that she, you know, talk about it tomorrow. we'll do more of that she has been doing it, too. and it is -- i think it illuminates if you think you need this kind of fighter in the white house it illuminates why. >> did she say anything?

>> that's a communications director? >> it was hard to get across what is the message there and i think obviously hillary clinton is hoping to do a little better job of explaining how she is going to take that narrative forward. tripped up by okay, that's great. she has a life story just like everyone else does. hers is about her mom fighting back against these odds she told that story in 2007 2008, barack obama beat her. barack obama was this sort of once in a generation. maybe once in a layoff time kind of candidate from nowhere she is not facing that on the democratic side this time. that's the big difference, frankly that would have been the shorter answer or clearer answer. no barack obama running against her. this time it's bernie sanders, democratic socialist catching fire grass roots firing up the left. many democrats don't believe he has a chance of winning the nomination. >> he is pushing her ed, on trying to weigh in on trade bill. for whatever reason she is remaining silent. here is what bernie sanders said i don't understand how

you can be a major candidate for president of the united states, hillary clinton or anybody else and not have an opinion on that issue. she has been able to glide by and answer what she wants and not answer what she doesn't want. >> not answer a lot of questions from the media here is what is interesting yesterday this trade push from president obama went down in flames fellow democrats defied him in the house. what bernie sanders is getting at. hillary clinton as secretary of state supported president obama on the specific trade deal now as a candidate waffling hasn't said why yes or no. political pressure from elizabeth warren in the senate leading this opposition. now this goes down yesterday without her weighing in so spokes like bernie sanders can say you know what to organized labor and others, we brought this down without hillary clinton. the major point is they do a teaser video yesterday about today at roosevelt island. the message is going to be she is a fighter. when it comes to the trade deal she hasn't been fighting. she hasn't been on the field. >> she has not taking a position.

>> how long you can vote present as a presidential candidate? >> i think you are referring back. >> i'm referring back to barack obama and taking a position and non-position. you have a can for president of the united states unable to take a position. the frame they put on her positions is warrior wonk. >> i think moving forward one of the big questions obviously for her she can have her speech today she is going to lay out her vision. as you saw in the exchange with jennifer palmeri what about this position what about this position? she has been avoiding. she will have to address them sooner or later. >> ed henry is here in new york city. blessed to see you this morning. >> nice to see. >> you on on rhode island. >> take some pictures from the tram. >> traffic jam for getting out there on the tram. >> good seeing you guys. >> 3 9 minutes after the hour. if you are just joining us. we want to tell you about this breaking news out of dallas. police under attack. brand new pictures of bullet holes at police headquarters. we'll have the latest

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looking at damaged windows. one gunman opened fire overnight in an armored vehicle. can you see several bullet holes here. witnesses reporting they saw several people attacking the police station. police haven't confirmed that at this hour. still waiting on that. the armored van that the suspect was in has been disabled and officers are negotiating trying to get that suspect to surrender. at least one explosion was heard. another explosive detonated safely. canine units out on the scene. at this time a motive sun clear. but there are reports the man accused police of taking his child away from him and

calling police terrorists. anna? >> all right. clayton, thanks so much. new details are emerging about what happened within the prison walls. between the escaped prisoners and joyce mitchell. according to court documents. mitchell brought the men various tools including hack saw blades and chisels. how does all this go on with nobody noticing? joining us now is former new york state department convictions officers james garvie, thank you so much for being with us. >> new york city. >> thank you for the correction there. >> okay. >> how does this happen it seems unbelievable that prisoners would be trained not to manipulate. >> corrections officers human being just like anyone else. this happens throughout the country. complacency, especially long term prison setting. people see people coming in and out that's one thing. the other thing is that you

want to help the inmates with rehabilitation. you are more adapt in those kind of environments to not say slack but to give them a lot more leeway. especially in the clothing shop because they they are in an honor block i think it was called so complacency sets in. >> as they are conversing with the inmates that's fine in their rehabilitation. don't correctional officers know boundaries? aren't there some topics off limits don't talk about personal life. >> it's amaze thawing said that because there is courses out now talking about boundaryies especially with correction. don't talk about your love life or don't talk about your vacation or financial problems. keep it all very, very black and white if you will. >> these guys are clever though right? they're con men thieves. not just murderers.

so they are able to manipulate at least joyce mitchell and news out that cops are eyeing her husband as well. do you think they were targeted by matt and sweat? >> i think what happened was that mrs. mitchell, she became an easy victim they are very see duckive seductive. a mixed generation workforce. women working in men facility and men working in women facilities. it's not the first time and certainly won't be the last time unfortunately. that's what i'm sure new york state is looking at. i'm sure they are looking at their security procedures talking about boundaries and fraternization. talk about looking at security procedures on front entrances looking at key control procedures. they are going through all of this because this didn't happen overnight. this happened this was

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hi friends, good morning. today is saturday, the 13th of june, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. this is a fox news alert. bullets fly at dallas police in texas overnight. [gunfire] >> gunmen in an armored car storming police headquarters explosives found outside. a standoff now is under way we are live in dallas in moments. >> manhunt for escaped killers stepping up. canine jiewnts units on the scene. police thinking they may

have moved their hideout underground as a prison worker who helped them is now behind bars. we're live on the ground with more. >> and they would take a bullet for usama bin laden. but now the former body guards of bin laden have been released from gitmo. overnight six terrorists suspects transferred overbattle field we will debate it. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. folks, we are getting a new look at the damage at police headquarters. several bullet holes riddling the windows and police cruisers i after a van pulls up and opens fire overnight. >> >> cop car. >> oh my god. [gunfire] >> eyewitness video from across the street. >> armor van clayton is

disabled. negotiating trying to get that suspect to surrender. casey stegall live in dallas with the latest on this standoff. how close are you? i guess they have you back a little ways, huh? >> two block tremendous ter that has been established around dallas police headquarters it is in that direction, two blocks. can you he see the dallas police cars here behind me that have the road shut off. two blocks all the way around as investigators are getting to work and sun is starting to rise and better since. daylight. dallas is 12:30 texas time. so 1:30 a.m. eastern when at least four suspects pulled up to class police headquarters and opened fire, now the police have now come back and said there is conflicting information conflicting eyewitness accounts of their being four people involved. they know shore thiewr that at least one that's who they are centerly involved

in standoff with. told automatic weapons were used. no ones with a further. window at dallas police headquarters shot out. one of the suspects then fleeing the scene in an armored van said to be outfitted with gun ports on the side. it rammed a police cruiser and then had led police on a chase to the tub bush of hutchins texas, which is about 11 miles or so south of dallas police headquarters. and that is where the standoff more than six hours later is currently underway this morning in a jack in a box restaurant parking lot. the man inside that van has been in contact with swat team negotiators. and he has told them that he is hurt and he has told them that he has explosives inside his van and that he has threatened to blow police up because he blames police for losing custody of his son. there has been gunfire that has been exchanged with that

suspect since the standoff has been underway. and we are told, however that no one has been hurt, however, again the suspect claiming that he has been jerusalem, swat team verse have used 5 caliber gun to disable that vehicle in the parking lot. so right now we are just basically in a waiting game at this point. and speaking of explosives, four suspicious packages were found at the scene of dallas police headquarters. one contained a pipe bomb. and when a robot was going to move that package it exploded on its own. then a second bag found under a police car at police headquarters also contained some type of an explosive device and was detonated by the bomb squad. so this morning we have had two explosions at dallas police headquarters. the good news is we're told the parking lot and the

vicinity has all now been cleared of explosive devices. and then this standoff underway 11 miles south of here. a very fluid and developing situation. one we're following closely this morning guys. >> casey stegall live for thus morning. more questions will pour in thanks to casey's reporting there. we will bring them to you as soon as we do. rod wheeler sob the phone with us. got him live in our bureau this morning. thanks, rod for waking up with us. you have been tracking this story all night as have we. with this attack on police officers, shouldn't they be able to arm themselves with more questions? that's what's sur is rounding the dallas police department this morning. were they ambushed and were they properly prepared to deal with this good morning rod? >> good morning. it sounds like the dallas police department were able to quickly respond and to, you know, deal with this situation. as you said, this situation is still very fluid. a couple of things though that i think is he very important to point out real quickly here. this incident started at

around 12:30 last night. right around midnight. that's about the same time that most police departments go through a shift change. so, it sounds to me like this was definitely a planned attack. whoever did this decided to do it at a time when you would have a lot of police officers outside. that's number one. number two is that whoever the suspects are they had automatic weapons. so they had very powerful weapons. we can see from looking at the images that they are showing there that a number of dallas police vehicles were in fact shot up because this a fluid situation there still remains a number of unanswered questions guys. >> it is a fluid situation. the one suspect confirmed that they are negotiating with and potentially others. but then one other concern rob, are police departments across the country concerned there may be copycat situations like this? >> absolutely. that's a good observation

anna i will tell you i have been thinking about that all night. as a matter of fact, when i drove down to the studio this morning i actually drove past d.c. police headquarters which is right downtown dc it seems to me that there was a number of officers mingling around. i'm sure all across the country, police departments are on high alert. the other quick issue that i have here is that the government wants to demilitarize police departments and take away a lot of our weaponry. you can see just from looking at this situation last night that is going to be a huge mistake. we know that the bad guys out there regardless of what their affiliations are are they have the weapons. we need to have the weapons as well so we can respond and deal with situations like we saw in dallas lastt. it looks like a war zone. having to use 50 caliber rifles to disarm this truck. it looks a lot like a war zone. do you think the dallas police department is having

to react a little but the differently or with more restraint in light of all the criticism that's come against police departments recently. does that end up hamstringing these folks which could be which very much are life and death decisions deal with someone who has explosives and weapons? >> absolutely. it's something that goes through the minds clayton of many police officers these days. we he try to do a great job out there. we know what we are up against in terms of the criminal element. but, at the same time, you have a number of politicians that want to take away our right and people's rights, as a matter of fact, to patrol and to handle situations like this. so, that's always going to be an issue that police officers are going to have to deal with with. >> all right. rod wheeler live for us this morning. has been tracking this story and continue for us this morning for the next two hours as well. rod, thanks so much for joining us as always. >> busy morning here on "fox & friends," clayton. another fox news alert. now she is the one behind bars. the love struck prison worker.

accused of helping two prison killers escape finds herself behind bars this morning. aiding in that daring prison break. >> molly line is live outside the prison in upstate new york as the marathon manhunt is now in its 8th day and a nicer morning for you up there now, molly and investigators, right? >> a much better day out there today. it was torrential rain yesterday when 51-year-old joist mitchell was arrested. they brought her through that torrential rain in platsburg. she is the woman at the center of this investigation that's now been going on for about a week. prosecutors allege that she smuggled tools into the clinton correctional facility and gave those tools to these now escaped inmates. richard matt and david sweat. they carved their way to freedom. criminal complaint alleges that she gave them specifically hack saw blades chisels a punch and screwdriver bit on may 1st. just five weeks later it was last saturday morning june 6th, the prisoners were discovered missing during the morning check. their bunks made out to made to look like someone was

sleeping in them. charged with promoting prison contraband, that's a felony criminal facilitation a demeanor. mitchell plead not guilty to both. 8 years in prison. bail set at $100,000 cash on that felony. expected back in court on monday morning. we are now getting word that her husband is also being eyed by this investigation. >> he is obviously a person of interest because of the -- his obvious relationship with with joist mitchell. and that he did work -- works at the correctional facility. works in the taylor shop as well as maintenance provider. >> meanwhile the prisoners still at large. they are expected to get back out there and continue hunting today. law enforcement teams assembling. we have seen them coming here to the prison and gathering here at the end of the road. they head out into the this despite the fact it's sunny and expecting weather to be in the 70's today. it's still tough out there. a lot of black phi flies.

giant mosquitoes. seen them line up and walk right through it all. it's still tough out there. folks doing a lot of hard work trying to find these folks before anything disastrous happens. back to you. >> molly line, thank you so much. law enforcement, the community is just thanking them so much. i mean obviously it's a half for them having a hard time getting in and out of their neighborhoods, school was cancelled the last couple of days. was i just there. thank you law enforcement for keeping us safe. >> the not just the officers, the men and women in uniform. it's the animals canine animals out trying to track there. pictures of them trying to track these guys. it's fascinating to know whether or not this trail has gone cold. what sort of tips and things they are picking up. torrential rain yesterday. experts coming up later in the show. canine experts on what exactly kind of trail they could follow. >> actually taking those canines down to the sewers. >> 8 days later a lot of rain. going to be hard to stay on

that scent. you have got to find new opportunities. and then you also think about joyce mitchell who right now is behind bars and has been charged with promoting contraband, a felony and criminal facilitation. if these guys act and they got to be desperate. if they are cold oand out in the woods and getting desperate they may act out to find other options. if something more unfortunate happens we could be looking at further charges as we heard legal panel towards saying that look she could face whole host of other charges. this is just early days. they think that more charges are coming. she didn't have a lawyer yesterday, which was odd. and then if they end up committing any kind of acts of violence she could be on the hook for that. >> continue story all morning long until these escaped killers are caught. switch gears on to other stories making headlines with another fox news alert. airline passengers forced to evacuate on to their plane's wing after smelling fuel and seeing what they think is smoke. the elee janet air flight

had just landed in idaho from los angeles. the airline says there was a fuel spill at the gate and vapor filled the plane. no one was hurt. it's not clear what caused the spill. >> also breaking overnight. six terrorist suspects released from guantanamo bay. the first transfers from the prison in five months. three of those freed former body guards for usama bin laden. president obama is promising to close the facility even as some lawmakers fight for tougher rules when it comes to transfers. the total number of gitmo detainees now down to just 100 and 16, that's half the number held back in 2009. a gold mine for hackers. the major security breach targeting the data of millions of u.s. government workers bigger than originally thought. military and intelligence workers targeted in a second breach. this time forms submitted for security clearances were compromised including data on financial history. past substance abuse.

and the contact details for family and friends. experts say the hackers have -- are believed to have links to china and could use all of this information for black male. what happens if they hack into transportation facilities or electrical grid? >> future of warfare. coming up here on the show. the latest on the fox news alert in texas. at least one gunman launching attack on police from an armored van. a standoff still underway. the breaking details straight ahead. >> and hillary's big campaign kickoff take two. heading to new york city roosevelt island for the announcement. first making a stop here on the curvey couch. >> we got him first. ♪

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welcome back, just hours from now. hillary clinton is officially launching her campaign on roosevelt nild new york. she is hoping to evoke some of president roosevelt idealing. pointing out the logistical nightmare she has created for residents there. >> will this provide the new momentum clinton is hoping for? >> joining us now is chief white house correspondent mr. ed henry. >> good to see you. >> hillary clinton was behind closed doors and said there is not going to be a third term for president obama if i win. not going to be a third term for my husband. it's going to be my first term. i think that's what she is trying to do today is explain okay, she is in the shadow really of two presidents and her husband and current president obama who had had a pretty tough blow yesterday on this trade deal. fellow democrats abandoning him. she wants to carve her own path. this is her chance to do it and lay out her vision. it's going to be interesting. one thing watching is this is the first big rally she has had. she has had smaller events in early states. first time bill clinton will

be on stage. he has been in the background clinton foundation and other issues because she wants to carve her own path. so will he speak? will he have a big role? will he be in the background? >> is this like a slow rollout? she announces she is running. >> this is about the longest slow rollout i have seen couple of months. >> maybe she will start answering some questions. >> that's what we hope. >> poll numbers haven't been good lately. moment she needs to redefine her campaign. >> poll numbers are bad for her on a very important question. is she honest and trust worthy. the conservative group american crossroads had a new poll come out yesterday she was deeply under water in that question. importantly in states like iowa the battleground states. that's a problem. on the other hand her camp is pretty cheered by the fact that she doesn't have real competition on the democratic side at least not yet. she is taking all these hits but likely to get the nomination. >> in doing so she has been attacking to the left. interesting to note, new york city going to roosevelt island. new york's most famous progressive, mayor de blasio will he be there today. >> mayor de blasio was asked that and he said.

no many people surprised by that ran senate campaign. they have been close before. he has done a lot of lot of national interviews on sunday talk shows. going to endorse her. he keeps holding back i want to hear more about her agenda. i don't like what bernie sanders. i don't believe anyone believes the going to endorse bernie sanders. what he is doing is waiting to hear more from her and so the point really is if even bill de blasio who is a very liberal mayor here in new york city has not heard enough yet from hillary clinton, she has got some issues on the left. >> also, we heard from hillary clinton's communications director the other night. >> jennifer palmeri. >> she was asked how will this be different than former rollouts of her campaign. she really stumbled. she couldn't answer it do they have a communications problem getting the message out. >> specific question as you say what's different now from 2007 and 2008?

she had the awesome resume last time. she had the personal story about her mom. we will hear today how her mom had a horrible childhood. hillary clinton saw her endure and thrive. she wants to be a champion of the middle class the way her mom taught her. that's all great. she said that story in 2007 and 2008. it didn't work against barack obama when her campaign has been asked what's different they sort of stumbled. one thing that's clear that's different there is no barack obama type candidate on the left. there is no one ready to take it away from her she looks likely to get the nomination. the real test are the republicans going to nominated someone who who can beat her and go to key battleground states and win and do what mitt romney couldn't do last time. >> ed henry has got to be on a train. >> on the tram. >> you know what, i have gotten some emails from fox viewers don't have to take that tram. i think it's the f train. >> up next on "fox & friends" weekend. police under attack in dallas. standup underway right now with a suspect who shot at

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good morning, friends, back with a fox news alert. police under attack in dallas at this night at this moment. standoff driver of an armored van after shots are fired at police headquarters. witnesses report seeing up to four suspects but at this time police have not confirmed that. police continue to search for explosives after finding several bags with pipe bombs planted around police headquarters. residents in the area have been evacuated. one of the bags was successfully detonated. the other blowing up here is

clayton. >> two sisters in texas hoping to raise father's day lemonade without a permit. joining them is andrea and sister zoey. sandy, i want to start with all of you. did you have any idea when the police were saying to you you need a permit? >> no. we didn't. we had seen lemonade stands in our city for years. we had no clue that we needed a permit or health inspection. >> andrea, why did you guys want to start a lem none made stand? >> so we can take our dad -- using his money. >> you wanted to go to splash kingdom. >> how great is goal taking dad to splash day. you wanted to help your dad.

>> they wanted to use their own money instead of his money. >> zoey, how close were you to your goal? are you going to be able to do it? >> yes. >> you raised $25. talk to them. >> we raised $25. >> well, the texas department of state health said this about your lemonade stand and i want to get you to respond i will read it food must be held under proper temperature controls, such as refrigeration to prevent the growth of bacteria that may cause human illness. that's what they are saying. that's why you can't sell lemonade. bacteria could have formed on that lemonade. sandy, what do you say to that? >> i respect that we respect the laws and the texas state law and we do want everybody to be safe. we were using a powder country time lem none made. it has a shelf life for several days. and it doesn't have to be temperature controlled. can you use just your lukewarm room temperature

water. >> you guys are going to be doing another lemonade stand today; is that right? how do you get around this law? >> well, since we can't sell it it has been said that the chief visited with me and gave me a free permit which that is not true. we still don't have a permit. our city officials were not mean. they did not roll on us and taser my children. they -- and terrorize my children. i don't think the chief even knew the extent of the rules and the laws to get the permit. it's not as simple as just requesting to our city to get a permit. we do have to have the county health permit. it has been said that he gave me a free permit. he does not have the power to issue me a county health inspection permit. so that is false. i don't think any of us realized. >> and you are going to be able to give away the lemonade for free and accept donations that's how you are able to get around this. >> right. we cannot sell did but they can accept tips. >> are you going to be able to take your dad to splash

kingdom after all? >> um-huh,. >> yes. >> yes sir. >> yes sir. >> yes, they are. we did have tickets before earned the money and several splash kingdom donated tickets and several other people donate tickets to give away to other kids and pay it forward. >> wonderful. andrea and zoey, what a generous idea for your dad for father's day. great to see you this morning. >> okay. thank you very much. >> good luck with the lemonade stand this morning. >> cute little kids. 28 minutes after the hour. still ahead, we are following a fox news alert in dallas. police attacked by gunmen in an armored car. explosives found outside headquarters and a standoff underway right now with a' suspect. we are live in dallas in moments. then hey ladies, do you recognize this baller? pete he played basketball in his early days. does he still have his game? we'll find out on the plaza coming up.

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friends, good morning it's a fox news alert we have been following throughout the night and into this morning. texas turmoil. police in dallas under siege as bullets fly outside department headquarters from an armored van. at this hour police had have disabled that vehicle and

casey stegall is live in texas officers continue to negotiate with the suspect. casey, what's the latest? what's going on where you are? >> well, it's interesting because eyewitness reports that there were four suspects involved here. however, dallas police are now saying that there is conflicting information and there may not be four suspects that they are looking for. they know that there is at least one who is involved. that is who they are in a standoff with 11 miles south of here in the suburb of huggins, dallas. 1: -- an armored van pulled up in front of dallas police headquarters here in downtown dallas and opened fire on the building with automatic weapons. thankfully no officers were hurt or hit injured woind does just shot out and damaged at police headquarters. one suspect at least one fled the scene in an armored

van and led police on a chase. rammed a police cruiser and then shot up the police cruiser. and they wound up at a jack in the box restaurant 11 miles south of here. and now more than 7 hours later an active standoff currently with police. have you dallas swat on the scene down there at that jack in the box restaurant. they are trying to speak with that man. they have been in communication with him. and they are trying to get him to surrender. the man the suspect has told the investigators that he had explosives in his vehicle and that he blames police for losing custody of his son. he also claims to be hurt, but dallas police cannot confirm that. so they have the vehicle they used a 50 caliber weapon to shoot up that suspect's vehicle to disable it. and, again right now, they are negotiating with him trying to get him sur-to-surrender peacefully, guys.

>> he has a bit of a rap sheet too doesn't he, casey. >> he would need to be careful about this. he has told police what his name is police have been very shore -- sure to say that they have not been able to independently confirm that according to the name that was given, there is a bit of a rap sheet, domestic violence and other incidents in his past. but, you know, we want to be careful in terms of using a name because police say that's what they have been given though they haven't been able to confirm it. >> he was arrested in 2013 if in fact that is the same guy in the van. >> right. >> we won't know for a while yet. casey stegall thanks for reporting in dallas, we appreciate it. >> thanks a lot casey. now to other stories making headlines on saturday morning that potentially anthrax scare growing even bigger. centers for disease control saying all samples shipped by the military contained live bacteria. washington, d.c. and five countries received samples.

they have been ordered to destroy any remaining anthrax. this coming just days after the house armed services committee vowed to hold the dod accountable. new overnight quite the fender bender on the runway. a van crashing into american eagle plan waiting to take off at dallas-fort worth airport. the wedging itself under the plane. had to pull the driver out. all the plane's passengers got out safely. the plane suffering only minor damage. he was denied burial at arlington cemetery but this morning a national guardsmen getting a hero burial he deserves. buried at the national cemetery. this following a fight from his family and members of congress. the army originally refused burial at articleton because at the time he died in a black hawk helicopter exercise he was not on active duty. his father joined us earlier. >> the groundswell of

support that has risen has helped not just for my son but for the 10 other members of that aircraft that gave their life. >> there is no date yet for staff sergeant florich's burial. >> have mercy. john staple mows busted for an alleged dui. police pulled over stamos after receiving reports after a silver mercedes driving erratically. took him straight to the hospital and cited him for misdemeanor dui while he was receiving treatment. those are your saturday morning news headlines. rick out to you on the corner of 48th and 6 of the with a look at the weather. >> beautiful morning to start the day out across northeast. a lot of rain going back to places that have seen rain over the last little bit. take a look at the maps show you what's going on. next few days. rain moves back across oklahoma and texas unfortunately where they had all the flooding.

dry for the last week and a half or so. with the rain coming back. water rescues in oklahoma city overnight. where we saw up to two inches of rain. we will see more rain this week. today across the northeast pretty nice day. see thunderstorms forming across ohio, west virginia, and into maryland. down across the southeast see that heavy rain across parts of the rid river valley. this morning. tropical moisture moving into parts of texas and louisiana as we could be looking at heavy rain and flooding. then today we will see that rain moving in western missouri and chicago area to the north. warm, 84 in grand forts and go out across the west and finally warming things up quite a bit after being quite cool the last number of days getting to 102 today in tucson with plenty of sunshine. >> well earlier in the show we told you about our special guest host this morning hoop dreams as a kid. even played in an ncaa tournament. >> very briefly. >> very briefly.

as viewers we like a little friendly competition on "fox & friends." we set up a hoop out here on the plaza. got our friends mr. africa and special effects from ball up here to help us maybe play a little bit with pete. tell us about ball up. what is this all about? >> ball up is like a brand. we do tours all around the country. we are about to kick off the fifth. >> on the internet. you are looking for like great players? >> yeah. >> just playing in the cities? >> and like pete? >> street basketball? >> we are kicking off our fifth season search for the next all around the country is finding' the next ball up ball star to become a professional athlete. >> we want to know if pete can make the cut. he played in college. we have a picture from when he was younger. explain this hairdo. >> i had a flat top growing up. >> i used to too. >> you played at saint john. beautiful flat top. i will tell you this, you

may be good at street ball. i was never good at street ball. i was mr. fundamentals. my dad was basketball coach. triple threat, ready to go. >> can we put him to the test? >> can we talk about this hoop first? >> i think i can dunk. >> is that an 8-foot hoop? >> i don't know that it's regulation. >> they lowered it. >> rumor is we had a different hoop but it had had a malfunction this morning. doing what we can. >> i want you to judge and tell me what his skills are. >> what my skills are? >> top up 3 pointer. >> >> shomanship. >> you know, a lot of good -- that's key right there. >> there we go. >> shomanship, team work. just have something extra that, you know, that everybody else doesn't have.

>> and a good people person because you are going to be around lot of people, so you have got to learn how to interact and have fun with everybody. >> all right. so can we play a little three on three? >> i got professional shoes on. >> red on blue. >> is that what it is? >> this is bad. this is bad. >> that man right there. >> play ball. oh wow. taking it to the hoop. >> taking it to the hoop. >> oh, yeah we got him. we got him. i don't even know what team we are on. >> we are honored to have pete here with us this morning and playing. great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> by the way we want to thank our special guest

mr. africa and special effects find out if ball-up is coming for a search near you. we have linked it up. >> thank you guys. >> thank you for playing with us today. more "fox & friends" coming up in just a couple minutes. first, we're going to tell you about this. >> if you are just joining us this morning. breaking news out of dallas. police under attack. gunmen in armored car there storming police headquarters, a standoff is underway right now. then the government wants to dee dee segregate your neighborhood. what is their plan? allen west will weigh in on both topics next. did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle,

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we're going to ask former florida congressman lt. colonel allen west. ceo for the national center of policy analysis and fox news contributor. lt. allen west, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. anna and pete. >> is this antipolice sentiment across the country or something biggerrer or have to wait and see. >> definitely an atmosphere where we have seen demonization of police officers. it's interesting in past week very wee have gone what's happened in richardson with the protest of the police there and of course the police officer resigning now to having a deliberate attack against the police station here in dallas with an armored vehicle. one of the things that you hear coming out of the mouths of people in the obama administration and others is how we have to take away certain pieces of equipment from the police but it was 50 caliber sniper rifle that disabled the engine block of that vehicle. >> colonel west, have you obviously led men in combat and been in situations like this. so much of what you do new

respond on the front lines is how you believe folk also back you up. how do you think the psychology has changed for those cops on the street as they react to incidents like this where they are uncertain at the first moment but there has been so much scrutiny and criticism about how police have taken action. what is going through the mind set of that local patrolman in light of how things have changed and interaction with police? >> well, i think you have hear that all across the country, and i think recently there was a baltimore police officer that had his identity covered up that talked about the fear and talked about the concern. that those every day patrol officers have because it seems that they are being held, they are the ones being held accountable, but yet the communities are not being held accountable. it seems to be almost an open season on police officers with this attack on the dallas police department being the most recent instance. >> all right. i have another topic i want to get your opinion on, more evidence of the nanny state. the government is set to force desegregation in your neighborhood but it's not what you think.

on your web site there is an opinion piece about this hud rule that is set to rule out at the end of the month. explain to us how it works. >> well, it's very interesting. we are in the 50th anniversary of the great society programs of linden johnson. it seems that barack obama and hulaian castro of the housing urban development wants to embark on their society. targeting 12 different community areas they want to diversify areas and so what they are doing is coming up with rules from housing and urban development that will be tied to funding under the quote, unquote fair housing act to try to get forced integration, what i think this is social lee gal legalityism and outcomes. instead of better opportunity. they are trying to force more low income individuals or low income housing in what they believe are affluent neighborhoods to force integration.

that's force by taxpayers using tax dollars. >> what executive action. is there anything that can be done congressionally to prevent this kind of attempt for utopian society implemented from the top? >> absolutely. you said the word right the utopia society. t hud the transportation housing you are began development appropriations bill is being debated right now in the house and there is paul, representative from that has introduced an amendment to block this. it's the power of the purse. we should not allow housing and urban development to be able to do this and that's the greatest leverage they have. >> absolutely. lt. colonel west thank you very much for joining us this morning. we appreciate you taking the time. >> happy birthday, pete. >> thank you. father's day you is just around the corner. so how you can get the perfect photo of your kids? >> oh. >> those just might be my two little guys. the one on the right turned 5 this morning. >> happy birthday. up next we do have a professional who is analyzing some of pete's

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now, even though we all have cameras on our phones today, that doesn't automatically come with photography skills as i know myself. every day i would like the perfect picture of my kids or the perfect family photo. here are tips just in time for father's day. matt fleetwood, president of unique photo, a dad himself. he has five children. he is going to analyze my own pictures. of course the producers here said give us some pictures that maybe have a few flaws in them and get a professional to critique them. i'm going to throw one up on the

screen and love to get your reaction. the first photo we have here is a picture of myself with my two brothers and my father at hines field. we're big vikings fans. what did we do wrong in this photo? >> well this picture really is a fun picture. you're on a field. you can see you can't really see the faces of the subjects. right? so what you really want to do in this picture is just use fill flash. force the flash on your camera or your phone. now, one of the things that we always say is you don't have a camera with you, you're at a football game. you have your phone. you can use your phone, or you can carry with you a real camera and i'm really really big on that. in fact i brought with me a camera you can carry with you in your pocket. this is a new panasonic. it's a 20 mega pixel camera. everybody can see how thin it is. >> it's like a phone. >> can you force this thing to flash. seriously, you want to cause a flash to happen so that the faces are lit. >> absolutely. i think there's also time pressure so you don't take the time.

taking the time to get that flash on. the next photo selfies. they're all taking them these days. i'm not a big fan. when you have kids you start to take them. i have a picture of myself taking a selfie with my little boy gunner who is turning 5 today. we did our best. i know there are particular ways -- >> when you want to take a selfie you want to place yourself. when i look at that picture, it's hard to see where you are. we know we're new yorkers, we know you're in times square. you also took it at a low angle, which means the sun, hfs in the building -- the buildings kind of blank out. do you want to take the picture up a little higher and down on you. >> my wife is always talking about raise the cam remarks get it upright, it's more flattering. >> absolutely. stroo we have a third one which is a picture of gunner and boon my 2 little boys. boone is 2 1/2. pretty photo genic. this looks like a pretty good

photo to me. what would you critique? >> it is a pretty good photo. the children win the picture. there are things you can do. once again, if you use a real camera you defocus the background. your eye sort of goes to the lawn chairs in the back and the railing kind of coming out of their head. what you want to do is get in tight and see their eyes. you want to defocus the background. now, if you come into our store, you take education classes. we have a big expo coming up. it's right at the end of june where we have free photography classes. you can come and learn how to defocus the background. it's called a boceh. you want to see the faces of the subject and not all the junk. >> the pumpkin made the picture. >> the pumpkin made the picture. >> thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> absolutely. the prison worker who helped two killers escape from prison is arraigned and locked up. as the manhunt continues and we're live on the ground. plus if you could take a vacation with any of the presidential candidates who

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>> good morning today. it's saturday the 13th of june. a fox news alert. bullets fly overnight in dallas. [ bleep ]. >> police under attack. a gunman storms headquarters. explosives found outside. the suspect is now surrounded. live in dallas. the prison worker who helped two killers to safety is behind bars. the manhunt moving underground, meaning in the sewers. we're live on the ground. is this what your dream summer vacation looks like? looking at me.

>> handsome man. >> i know. dream a minute. larry is here with the new polls on the candidates that you would like to take a summer vacation with. what your response tells us about the 2016 race. a summer with me? you can be the best parasailor i know. you're good at beer drinking and -- >> i say my summer would be -- great to see you. i'm going to be spending more morning with you guys. >> it's a pleasure. we talk to you about a lot of different segments. it's been a crazy morning. >> is it hour four? >> it is hour four. >> we're going to let our viewers have a sneak peek into pete's life. right now we do need to get to the fox news alert that's going on in dallas texas. police under siege.

brand new video from the ground showing the standoff between officers and the driver of an armored van. witnesses say up to four suspects pulled up to police headquarters overnight and opened fire. right now police are negotiating with at least one suspect as we await a press conference in the next 30 minutes. casey siegel is life with the very latest. what can you tell us? >> i wanted to elaborate on that multiple suspect item. the breaking development to pass on to you. the local police union is now saying that the report of multiple suspects is inaccurate. those reports are inaccurate. they say they believe this suspect acted alone. that is a breaking bit of information. we hope to learn more in 30 minutes time. 9:30 a.m. eastern. it's about 30 minutes from now a press conference expected to update us on this situation. dallas police say that someone pulled up in front of police

headquarters after midnight and opened fire with an automatic weapon. police went running indoors. luckily, no officers were hurt. a window was shot out. then the person in that armored van ran to police cruiser and then fled the scene. the vehicle then pulled off into a jack in the box restaurant parking lot in hutchins texas, about 11 miles south of dpd headquarters. now that suspect is in an active standoff with police. the man has told investigators that he has explosives in his van. & that he blames police for losing custody of his son. a local news photographer reports hearing him saying he is ready to die.

swat teams are in negotiation to bring this to a peaceful close. we can tell you that four suspicious bags were found in and around the parking lot, the exterior of dallas police head waters and there was a pipe bomb in one of those bags. when they went to move, it the pipe bomb exploded. a second bag contained explosives and was found under a police car and the bomb squad detonated that. we have had two explosions. there is a large perimeter sealed off reason for the safety of residents, although police have now said that all of the other bags have checked out and that police headquarters has been leader. right now we are just waiting for a peaceful hopefully resolution to the end of that standoff happening about 11 miles south of where i am now,

guys. >> casey, great reporting. this morning, wrovl, it was midnight when this occurred. we have explosions and heavy machine gun and an armored vehicle. it sounds a lot like a war zone and i see the people behind you right there, regular police cars. what's your stance as they surround this vehicle in that jack in the box parking lot of whether or not the police in some cases are outgunned? we've heard a lot about the militarization of the police. i know from iraq and afghanistan, you never want to be -- in this case you have at least one individual that's heavily armed and using explosives. is the swat team and the dallas police are they empowered to do what they need to do to resolve the situation? >> yeah absolutely. you know i think the fact that there were no police injuries here really speaks to how prepared and how well the dallas police department has handled this situation thus far, but really this man clearly came to do some damage. when you talk about hiding explosive devices around the

parking lot. it was an automatic weapon that was used and then reports that he got away in this fortfied armored vehicle of some sort. in fact some of the eyewitnesss say that it looks like it was outfitted with gun ports on the side, and there are local reports surfacing that there may have been a purchase of one of these armored vehicles on ebay recently so we're trying to track all of this information out. hopefully we have more in less than 30 minutes from now at this latest press conference. >> breaking details there, though that now police saying one suspect, not four as had earlier been reported by eyewitnesss there, and even a police department felt so. thanks. >> just shows you how chaotic that situation was. witnesses watched that unfold and many were evacuated from their homes. >> if he is shooting and driving, you know it changed the dynamic to the entire attack. >> we saw gunfire from the back of that truck, the van that he

was driving. whether or not he got it from the driver's seat and went from the back of the van and was firing the gun back -- >> you could see why they think it might be multiple people. now the daring prison escape now revealed as an inside job. joyce mitchell the lovestruck prison worker arrested and charged with aiding the convicted killers tunnelling out using tools of a maximum security prison. >> right now that's where we find molly with the breaking details. >> absolutely. 51-year-old joyce mitchell appearing in court yesterday. she was brought into custody and arraigned late yesterday evening. >> that was made first. now roughly five weeks later, they managed to carve their way

to freedom. now, it's mitchell who may spend up to eight wreerz behind bars if convicted. >> she's been charged with promoting prison contra band first degree a class d felony and criminal filltation fourth degree a class a misdemeanor. this is one large piece of the puzzle in our quest to find these two escaped murderers. >> mitchell pleaded want guilty to both. bail was set at $100,000 cash and the felony charge. she's expected back in court on monday and we're also getting word that her husband is also a person of interest. now, bringing you guys up to speed on where the search is. you mentioned just before the commercial there that they were searching subterrain that they were getting underground outside the prison. we saw that last night on the far side of the prison yesterday evening, including a dog that was put down undernooet the surface. our producer andrew saw them bring the dog up.

they are taking a look underground by the facility. >> with all that messy rain water from where heed too. thanks molly. >> going down the same place they suspect they emerged from that manhole. >> now stories making headlines. fox news alert. we begin with this breaking news this morning. we're just learning that security forces in iraq managed to fight off an isis attack. iraq's defense minister saying troops used anti-tank rockets supplied by the united states to stop four homicide bombers in ramadi. also breaking over six terror suspects released from guantanamo bay. the first transfers from the prison in five months. three of those freed a former bodyguard for osama bin laden. president obama is promising to close the facility. 116 detainees remain. the defense department saying 90% of the prisoners already released by the administration are neither confirmed nor suspected of reengagement. airline passengers forced to evacuate on to their plane's

wing after smelling fuel and seeing what they think is smoke. aleej ant air flight came from tlaz los angeles, and they say there was a fuel spill at the gate and vapor filled the plane. no one was hurt unfortunately. it's not clear what caused the spill. secretary of state john kerry out of the hospital. he left on krumpz. his release coming ten days after he broke his leg during a bicycle accident in france. he will be resting up at his home before heading back to washington next week. those are your news headlines. we're lucky enough to have a friend of fox and friends on the show. >> you get to sit next to him. >> we want to ask this question. i want trying to google you. who is pete hankstaff. it came back with awesome results. including, of course that you are a dad. what inspired you to join the military? i don't think a lot of our viewers know that story. >> boy, i don't come from a military family but i come from a patriotic family. we used to go to the memorial

day parade and i would watch small farming town in southern minnesota. these men from world war ii and vietnam walk down that road. just inspired me to say, hey, when i grow up i want to be a part of that line. >> well lovecountry. your passion for the military also brought some sparks to your love life? >> i did meet my wife while working. i used to run a group that advocated for supporting the surge in iraq, and she did some campaign work. we have two beautiful little boys, and we couldn't be happier. >> now have you two little boys. >> and a third on the way, by the way. >> breaking news. >> wow! >> we don't know. we were going to do the delivery room surprise. >> that's a good move to do. >> so you got two little boys. growing up are you seeing reflections of yours -- >> oh my goodness. we spend time with my parents all the time. my dad says all i see is pete and nate in gunner and boone. it's fun for them.

that's why when you have a loving family that cares for you, and i grew up in a small town of minnesota. that's a life of privilege. i thank my parents for all of that and the great fortune to be sitting with great folks like you. >> how did you start -- >> it was this meta morm physician. veterans needed organization that fight for the freedom that we fought for on the battlefield and 22 million of us in this country. what if they organize? as the ceo of that group, we're trying to help change the country. >> we're lucky enough to have you here this morning. we've had a lot of breaking news. >> we had plans for the show before the show and then when breaking news unfolds, you have to address it. >> the whole thing is split up. >> rip it in half. you've done a great job. >> coming up here on the show is this what your dream summer vacation looks like? ♪ let's go get some waves ♪ ♪ some it's summertime ♪ >> larry is here with new polls on the candidates you would like to spend your summer vacation

with. >> and what your response tells us about the race. where did they get that video footage from anyway? >> then they're going to need a bigger boat. a shark takes a bite out of a boat's engine. the video you'll want to see. stick around.

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uva center for politics. nice to see you this morning. >> thank you, clayton. >> what do you think this poll says about the american voter? >> well it's a fun poll but don't read too much into it. it says nothing about the actual election. look just because somebody might want to go on vacation with a candidate doesn't mean that they're for the candidate. they may simply be curious and think it would be an interesting conversation. i also have to say clayton, i found out most people are sane. when you add it all together, most people especially independents don't want to go on vacation with any candidate. you can't blame them for that and the candidates are probably happy too. >> i like this poll a lot. to me it's revealing. you can disagree with me. i think your curiosity point is well taken. to me it's an intimate question. you go on vacation you do something a lot of families have a lot of rituals. you go on my vacation. we're getting our hands dirty with maryland blue steam crab

and drink. you are inviting people into your private lives. what americans are saying is e heavy, we don't want you. stay away from us. >> well remember how the poll was selling those, clayton. the pollsters couldn't give the respondents a list of all the candidates because, as you know about 175 are running. not really but it seems like that. people just volunteered a response and the two people who top the polls, clinton and bush are, surprise the best known. people are reaching for an answer. they often pick the name they best recognize and could most easily recollect. >> also coming out of this is likability, and we talked with our own ed henry a short time ago about trustworthiness and likability for hillary clinton. it seemed to be a big problem for her in this poll. what did you make of that? >> essentially the democrats picked hillary clinton to go on vacation and the republicans said she's the person they least want to go on vacation with.

it's another example of party polarization, and that will probably reflect the vote. i said it didn't reflect the vote and i don't think the numbers mean anything but i think in november 2016 that's what are you going to see. the democrats going with hillary clinton if she's the nominee, and the republican nominee, whoever he or she may be will get the vast majority of republicans. >> larry, ten seconds left. we'll get you out of here on this. it's the summer. people are focused on their families. they're not really tuned into flikz. what are these -- well clayton, i'm shocked that people aren't tuned in. you know there are only about 500 days left until the election. people should be paying attention every hour of every day. the general electorate is not paying attention because they're sane. >> you don't need a politician

hanging around your vacation. fwrabing all their snacks. >> exactly. >> great to see you this morning. have a great weekend. >> thanks. same to you. >> coming up on the show more on that fox news alert. police attacked by gunman in dallas but is the anti-police rhetoric to blame? as a nation is our lack for authority a cultural problem? letting kids walk alone is not neglect. it's a big win for free range parenting. coming up. keep it here at fox news.

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>> fox news alert. someone with automatic rifles drove up to the dallas police headquarters and started fire. officers are now in the

stabbedoff in a jack in the box parking lot. they're currently negotiate and trying to convince him to surrender. his growing anti-police red richt rick at all of this partly to blame for the situation? here to weigh in a great panel of fox news contributor and radio host david webb retired nypd lieutenant john rafferty and attorney keysha. what a great day to have you here to comment on this. it does give you respect for authority. we see it as a cultural trend. you blamed a lot of things for helicopter parenting. what's at the root of why this is happening? >> the root is that, as i see it we've lost one generation that are now the helicopter parents raising a lot of children but it goes beyond that because those parents working are distant and are in institutions and we have a culture that's basically broken down where authority is not respected as much and, you know think of it in simple terms. parents give kids boundaries. in the classroom, teachers give

kids boundaries. those boundaries are overshot because they feel there is nothing that someone can do about it. if your parents spank you, you call dps or some social services. the parents are in trouble. no child ever died from spanking. they may have died from abuse, which is terrible but a spanking never hurt a child or did anything more than probably embarrass them. beyond that we have too much of an establishment out there saying you're free to do whatever. we have a free range society where you can do whatever you want, and there are no consequences. there are consequences in life to actions. >> when fathers and mothers don't lay down -- we also see it with adults. your husband that you mentioned is a cop and a particularly powerful anecdote about this and what did it tell you about this? >> well i'm finding more and more and so is he that the youth do not respect or fear authority, and when i was growing up we were taught you respect adults and especially police officers, and there was an incident where he and i met for lunch.

he was in full uniform. we came out to go to my car, and there were three students sitting on the trunk of my car. >> not their car. your car. >> my car. >> even though they knew it wasn't their car, and then we're walking towards the car, and they just sat there. they didn't care that there were two adults and a full uniformed police officer coming. he said you need to get off the car, and they talked back. like oh you know blah blah blah. i can't believe that these kids didn't have the respect and the fear to say, you know what i'm not supposed to be doing x, y, z, and i think it's parenting as well. parents are not teaching their children that you must respect authority. >> absolutely. have you seen that same sort of interaction from our youth and has it changed over time? have you seen any metamorphasis on how police are treated? >> there was a mutual respect from police and community. now we've seen that children every day they're posting videos on-line and they're shoving cameras in their face.

i believe also it's the parents. i mean if your child is on video and they're acting that way, you failed as a parent. it's not just the child. the child learned that behavior somewhere. they learned that disrespect somewhere. it's not just the peers and it's the parents' job. they should know how to act. >> how does a police officer react to that? you can't play the role of parent. many have been forced to pull back, and it makes it even more -- >> what you see now is a lot of cops are pulling back. a lot of cops think because they have a camera shoved in their face they can't do what they're doing. if i was shoving a camera in your face harassing you, you can be arrested. i don't know why these cops are being told not to arrest these people. you're not allowed to do this to somebody. why are we allowing it to be done to police? i don't get it. >> we're taking away something important that you are getting from the pillars of society approach. policeman, pillars of society. they're part of your community. they are your community. they live there. also you look at schools. they've taken away the ability of teachers to punish.

they've taken discipline in schools. if you take that away and the child doesn't have an effective home environment that gives them a better path for success as a young adult or as an adult and they go to school, and the teacher can't do anything about it then you know the police -- what you are starting to see is taking down the pillars of society. >> it's evident. sfwlo what's happening here is they're not being given any boundaries and they grow up to be adults. now they go to work. you if to work, and are you in your 20s, and you tell your boss well i don't care what you think. you have built a society that literally doesn't know how to function. by the way, the worst part of this in the long run, their own success is hampered in life. you're actually getting in the way of your own success. >> you know i think that parents need to stop teaching their children that teachers and police officers are enemies. they're there to help us and they keep us safe. that's important. >> david webb john raf either

where i, and keysh a, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> up next the naacp standing behind the leader who lied about her race. her parents say she's actually white. your response is just ahead. then are you going fishing on father's day? i'm from minnesota. a lot of fishing going in my home state. bass pro shop has the perfect gear for your dad on father's day, and it's on sale. the deals you will not want to miss. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business.

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we're back live. an attack on police in dallas after a shooting overnight at the department headquarters. let's check in with casey. he has the latest on the scene. >> yeah police are saying one suspect involved here and he has been in a standoff with police now for more than eight hours. 11 miles south of here in the southern suburb of hutchins texas. there are local news reports from that scene that it's been about four hours since -- so there is a possibility that that suspect has taken his own life or he was hit by police fire because there was some gunfire exchanged when that man pulled off into the swrak in the box

restaurant parking lot after this small police chase when he opened fire on police headquarters at about 12:30 local time. there are some of those reports. we are expecting a press conference to begin any minute now with the dallas police department wrupting us. however, live pictures on the scene show two robots that are now inspecting that vehicle. those are the bomb squad robots that have gone up on that vehicle, and they are armed with cameras, as you well know and police can get a very good sense of what is going on in that vehicle from the cameras on the robot. they say that there is a continued fear and a continued danger of explosives. when dallas police were in touch with the suspect, he told them he had explosives in that van, and so now those robots are going up on the van and trying to get a little bit closer safely to determine what is going on. we may have a suspect that opened fire on dallas police

headquarters tonight injuring no officers fortunately. we'll update you as soon as we have more information. >> all right, casey. thanks so much. reporting live from us there in hutchins texas. 35 minutes after the hour. tense moments when dualing demonstrators face off over police. despite the anger, a wonderful moment caught on camera when a man protesting police brutality and a man rallying in support of police came together to peacefully talk about their differences. they prayed held hands, and hugged. >> they want to make it a black and white thing. it's not a black and white thing. it's a community versus the police that are abusing their power. >> it means there's a chance that we can fix some of the problems in our society today if we would all just learn to do what we just did and work together and pray together.

there's a chance. >> the protest sparked by the video showing a police officer throwing a 15-year-old girl to the ground at a pool party. doors just opened for hillary clinton's first big campaign rally being held in new york city. thousands of supporters are gathering. the event gets underway in 30 minutes. clinton is promising to fight for the middle class, a message highlighted in a new campaign video. >> i want to get up every single day going to work for you, standing up for you, and i think by now people know i don't quit. >> former president bill clinton will be on hand along with daughter chelsea. maryland officials say letting children play or walk alone outdoors is not child abuse. you may remember the family that was actually under investigation several times for letting their kids walk back alone from a park. the new policy thinks that dps

won't get involved in cases like these unless the children face harm. the naacp standing by the spokane chapter president accused of misleading people about her race. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> are your parents -- are they white? >> well her parents exposed their daughter saying she has been lying about being black for years. the naacp is coming to her defense saying race is not a kwaulqualification for leadership. she's obviously getting a weave or something. >> we asked what you thai thought about this. brian russell writes "if she profited from this lie then she needs to pay the price." jay on facebook writes "she lied on paperwork about her race. it shows she's a liability." the fact that the naacp is defending her shows that their

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>> a few different types of dogs. the first type we want to talk about is the tracking dog. >> bella is a trailing dog, which is -- they're similar, but they're different in the way they work. a trailing dog versus tracking dog will scent off of a person moving and walking, but they don't do by footstep like a tracking dog would do. tracking dog is more they will follow the exact line that a person is walking. >> can they follow any line? we're hearing a lot about the search of sewers and -- is it all-terrain? any terrain? does it depend on the type of terrain? >> there are a lot of that go into it. wind plays into effect the terrain. sfroo the sewer, would they do it in the sewer or not? >> theoretically they can, but it presents other challenges and other problems depending on the conditions that are down there. >> what about all the rain that they've got snen. >> that also plays into it. you can have dogs that will work with rain but heavy rain will

start to move the scent away and make it a little bit more difficult for the dogs to work. >> the air scenting dogs those are the dogs that never put their nose to the ground? >> they don't really pitt put their nose to the ground. what they do is they will smell the air for part particles of scent. as we're sitting here now, not to get kind of weird, but you're shooting off skin cells, dead skin cells as new ones are coming out, and our breath perspiration -- >> they're tracking skin cells. that's what they're tracking. how far -- i mean how much time would pass between that -- how much time do you have on that? >> if have you an air scenting dog, there is no realtime frame because there's a person in a place and they're constantly putting out scent. >> as long as have you the original source you can continue to train them in. >> you can with the air scenting dogs. there are two different types. there are ones that will scent

on a specific soars and one that is will find anybody and everybody. with the trailing and tracking dogs you will usually give them a scent to find. you'll have something like you're holding the leash right now, you could scent the leash and walk away and find you where you walk. >> i think pete has made tsh. >> that is going nowhere. >> their sense of smell is what's amazing, and that's what's going to help these guys a lot. i kind of give the analogy if you walk into your house and or your grandma is cooking chicken noodle soup, we all love it when you walk in your house, can you smell that. the dogs when they walk in the house, don't smell the chicken noodle soup. they'll smell each individual inagreedent that's put in it. that's where they can discern the scent a lot better and their noses are just amazing in comparison to ours. >> for everybody's sake well, hope the dogs can do their due diligence and help apprehend these two escaped killers. thank you for your time.

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