for the use of the pool. noise is part of having fun. the residents are being unreasonable. the owners have unalienable rights. they have an investment interest in the property. it's not up to the residents, who uses what facilities includes the pool. if you pay money each month, you should have full access. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning. today is monday june 15th. a stunning confession from the love struck prison worker accused of helping two convicted killers escape from behind bars. they were planning a hit on her husband. we're live on the ground where the search is still under way. meanwhile, jeb bush makes it official announcing his run for president of the united states later on today in miami and we're getting our first look at jeb's message. >> the d.c. crowd talks about what's wrong with america. i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. >> but the question is is jeb

too late to the game? we're going to talk about that coming up. should the naacp leader who lied about her race step down? a brand new push this morning as she tries to cancel the meeting called to address the controversy. you can believe this mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ it turns out that woman who wanted to cancel the meeting, apparently she can't cancel the meeting, there will be a protest. we'll tell you all about that in a minute. we begin this morning with fox news alert for you. the massive manhunt for a pair of escaped killers now enters its tenth day in upstate new york. >> i did not think it would take this long you probably didn't either. the woman accused of helping them break out of prison is due in court right now. >> she's outside the plattsburgh

city courthouse with the very latest on the manhunt. >> 51-year-old joyce mitchell is expected back in court today, the woman at the center of the prison break investigation has just been accused of giving the prisoners tools and ultimately aiding them in their escape. she was arraigned on friday. she's been charged with promoting prison contraband which is a felony. she provided the escapees with hack saw blades chisles, a punch and a screwdriver, on or about may 1st. five weeks later, they carved their way out of the facility. investigators say mitchell was planning to pick them up and go with them but bailed on the plan and never showed. the three of them were planning to drive seven hours away to a wooded area where her four-wheel

drive jeep would come in handy. it turns out, it looks like it was going to be a break out and then a take out. apparently joyce mitchell has confessed during a ten-hour interrogation with the state police the plan was she was going to help the guys bust out. why would they bust out? well to get out, but then again, to kill her husband lyle but apparently it sounds like at the last minute she got cold feet and she told them and there's lyle right there, picture right. apparently she got cold feet because she said she still loved it. couldn't do it and that's why she -- >> if you still love them it's hard to kill them i think. >> it's a strange love there. the alleged accusation is that she was supposed to drive hem to her house. she didn't say she was going to help them kill her husband. she was alleged to have been getting them there. >> if she in fact does her job, which she did the hard part helping them get out, if she

does her job and brings them to this wooded area what was she thinking? somehow she gets cold feet and doesn't do this be you don't. i feel bad for the son who came out a couple of weeks ago and there's no way she could possibly be involved like this and now she's -- she is now looking at some serious crimes but she is fully cooperating, they say. >> sure that town is still on edge and people are asking for gun permits, like wild to protect themselves there. they are still looking day ten for these killers. meanwhile, let's get out the exclamation mark because jeb bush -- yesterday, he unveiled his logo he uses the name jeb with the exclamation mark. people say that's so he doesn't have to spell out bush. he's used the logo before in running for governor in florida.

his campaign released a rollout video. it's called greatest century. here's a little bit of it. >> proud of what we accomplished in florida, proud to make a difference change lives. we grew your economy, led the nation in job growth and protected women from domestic violence eliminated waste and balanced budgets, rxed schools and gave every child an opportunity. we led. we reformed. we got results. that's what's missing from washington. the d.c. crowd talks about what's wrong with america, i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. >> this is about 3:00 p.m. today. we'll get more of that feeling very positive there at miami-dade college and he's expected to be in new hampshire, south carolina. very positive logo and positive message and you caught that in there. some people in d.c. like to focus, paraphrasing here on what's bad about america, i see

what's right in america. >> and just interesting, he's used his time not only raising a ton of money, and it's been years since he ran for office he's been helping his brother and others and maybe getting money for the first time in his life. this is the greatest challenge for him. by nature i'm an intro vert. i'm not a gregarious guy. he comes off very authentic like all the bushes. if you are an intro vert you go against your natural instinct. >> some of the biggest and greatest contributors in our society are introverted. >> we didn't rehearse this. i had no idea -- >> that i read. this is too much synergy. >> don't underestimate the intro vert. it's a good read. >> jeb is in officially later

today and it looks like donald trump is going to be in tomorrow. he's going to be joining us one hour from now. what's going to happen out in spokane, washington because rachel dolezal, the woman right there pictured to the left that's her childhood picture. >> isn't she pictured in both places? >> she has presented herself as an african-american for a number of years and it was revealed by her parents last week that she does not have black blood in her. now the naacp of spokane, because she is the president, she called off the meeting for tonight. >> she sure did. it might not be within her authority. >> the meeting is on but it doesn't sound like she's going to be there. katara johnson is calling for her to resign. has started an on line petition for her to resign. she's simply has not been trustworthy. >> we don't care what race she is. when you are a leader it

doesn't even matter that you've made a mistake, the fact that you won't respond to the people and issue an apology, come clean. some are calling for her to step down there perhaps she's not been telling the truth about her race and she's trying to cancel this meeting. >> evidently she grew up she was adopted. she had multiraces around her. at 22 she pull over her brother and said don't tell anyone about my secret. i don't see why it matters except for the fact that you weren't honest and fore coming. >> it's not required to be a certain race to be a leader in the naacp. they are asking her to tell the truth from the get-go. >> apparently she said she had black blood and she was not. she was not adopted. she has a couple of siblings who were adopted. african-americans. her parents said she always identified with the black culture and that she wound up working for the naacp.

will she get in trouble? stay tuned. fox news alert, the al qaeda leader responsible for killing three americans in algeria in 2013 probably killed in a u.s. air strike. >> we're live in washington with breaking details on this. good morning, rich. >> the pentagon says a u.s. air strike killed a militant. it directed -- officials say they are competent the -- confident the strike was successful in killing him. he has a long history. he's the operational leader of the al qaeda associated al murabitun organization in northwest africa and maintains his personal allegiance to al qaeda.

it conducted the attack with the libyan government permission and the u.s. used two f 15 eagles in the strike. this is the first strike inside libya this year and nearly a year ago, the u.s. evacuated its embassy in tripoli. exactly ten minutes after the hour we turn to heather. >> we're getting in some new information about that attack. he had been plotting a revenge attack for a week that is what investigators are now saying about the gunman who opened fire on dallas police. james boulware used an arm ordered fan that he bought the week before on ebay. i traveled 800 miles to georgia to pick it up before bringing it back to texas. he hold himself in the van and was cornered and shot and killed by a police sniper. the 35-year-old's family says he blames police for having lost custody of his 11-year-old son.

>> i never dreamed that he would go after the police. i didn't know he had a particular beef with the police honestly. >> well, he also threatened to blow up officers using explosives found planted around police headquarters and inside that van as well. well, new overnight, mechanical problems force a plane carrying the los angeles dodgers make an unscheduled landing. it was headed from texas to san diego when the plane had a problem with its stabilizer and was diverted to los angeles. the first baim adrian gonzales tweeted this out. just landed in l.a. #happy not happy flight. and game 5 of the nba finals kick it off to a rockin' start. take a look at this. ♪ ♪

[ u.s. national anthem played ] >> not a garage band there. that is p metallica performing a heavy metal version of the star spangled banner. the golden state warriors are one win away from the teams first title since 1975. game 5 of the nba finals going back and forth between the cavs and the warriors. stef curry leading the team to a 104-91 victory. a win tomorrow night would seal the title for the warriors. no word yet but who is going to perform then it might be iron maiden. >> i'm surprised you know them. it's shocking. >> she knows it. >> she was a country music deejay back in the day. >> who wasn't? coming up on this monday a guitarist for a hit rock band gets too close to a dangerous road show. watch this.

yep, the side of his face caught on fire in front of everybody. how did it happen and how the rocker is doing this morning. we'll tell you straight ahead. he hasn't made a decision yet but new jersey governor chris christie says he's ready to take the white house. >> i think i'm combat ready for washington, d.c. >> but are american voters ready for the governor's straight talking brand of politics? fair and balanced political debate for you next.

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i think i'm combat ready for washington, d.c. and you need to be in order to know how to work with people how to bring people together. the fact is that people know i know how to bring folks together and how to fight when i need to and i think sometimes with folks who are in red states they don't have as much experience. >> he may be behind in the polls but could chris christie's combative style help him win the white house. we have a panel to discuss. we should point out that tony's company worked for the christie campaign. when he says i'm combat ready for washington that people want to hear?

>> people want a leader. i think the governor is very authentic and being combative and perhaps even being forceful is part of his style that people like in new jersey. he's had to deal with a democratic house and senate. he's gotten things done. he's cut property taxes and spending. he certainly isn't in the presidential context as he was two years ago, but he's a fighter, and that's what people want. that's why people in new hampshire like about him. he has a chance to resonate up there specifically. >> in the latest fox news poll chris christie currently has 5%. you said when he was talking about the things people liked about christie you like the forcefulness because you think he's going to tear apart the other republicans. >> he's sure not going to treat them with kid gloves. is that combative style what we

need? it's the political junkies want the tea party are more attracted to him than they are right now. if he's going to be president, his style is going to be really bad thing for him with general election voters. >> what do you mean? >> it's not about being too tough. it's not even someone who can take what he gives out. have you seen when he gets pressured with reporters how he snaps and he turns into a really really negative person. >> he's a former prosecutor. >> they want this election to be different. they want people talking about big ideas, not being the bully on the playground. >> he does talk to reporters. unlike hillary clinton. the bridgegate thing has given him a blackeye. >> it's a big problem.

two months after winning the election bridgegate happened. people have formed their opinion of chris christie largely. the only person honestly who does worse in apology punish polling jeb bush. chris christie only slightly above jeb bush. >> what about his direct confrontational style? people in new york and new jersey they like that because that's like people in new york and new jersey what about people in ohio or kansas? >> he's trying to carve a niche. the problem is he's competing against moderate voters he's competing for toughness for scott walker. he's polling seventh in new hampshire. he's far behind. >> his state has plumb metd, whether it's unemployment rate or job creation. >> and he's got really high taxes. we have to end it right there. thank you very much.

meanwhile, what was going through the mind of that naacf leader who lied about her race. and a youth football team's entire season in jeopardy after someone stole $150,000 of their gear. who did that? how you can help, next.

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welcome back. some headlines developing now. a texas sized ball of fire lighting up a small town south of san antonio after a gas explosion there. a ruptured pipeline may be to blame. residents now allowed to return. wild animals on the loose in the country of georgia. the disaster claiming at least twelve lines. tigers lions, bears, wolf and

a hippo roaming the streets. residents are warned to stay indoors there. meanwhile, fox news alert, two teenagers mauled in separate shark attacks on the same north carolina beach yesterday. both victims losing an arm. today, that beach is still open. swimmers told to stay out of the water. heather childers has been working on this story and has the details. >> these trips to the beach, they took a terrifying and life-changing turn for two children who were attacked just two miles apart from each other. a 13-year-old girl lost an arm as you mentioned and could lose a leg after the attack in oak island and an hour later after that attack a 16-year-old was also bitten and also lost an arm. >> they were in shock. they said the head was about that big, i think the kid said and estimated six, eight foot. >> both attacks happened in an

area that is popular with fishermen and it's possible that the bait in that area in the water may have attracted the sharks. these attacks come just days after a girl who was boogie boarding was bitten 30 miles away in ocean isle beach. she was not badly injured. swimmers are encourage to stay out of the water. police say they are going to be using a helicopter to monitorcoast. it's remarkable that they are not closing that beach today. leaving it up to people themselves to stay out of the water. >> i think that video would be enough to keep the people out of the water. unless you are hot or being attacked by bees. >> and going forward, heather was just talking about how apparently some -- it sounds like some people were fishing in the area. there's an attack down in the jupiter inlet area in the last month or so some people were actually fishing and they were chumming in the water, you know looking for the big fish and

then the big fish came and it's really been a terrible year for sharks down there. >> a warning for sure gosh. my heart is breaking for those kids right there. as i'm sure everyone else is stay out of the water until this clears up for sure. 26 minutes now after the hour. straight ahead on this show with two and a half hours left the cnn anchor who said this about the shooter who targeted dallas police. >> it was very courageous and brave, if not crazy as well, to open fire on the police headquarters. >> not that cnn anchor is responding to the outrage. >> and thousands of new emails from lois lerner just waiting to be released to the public. wait. there's a catch. we're going to tell you about it. happy birthday neil patrick harass. he's -- harris. he's all grown up and 42 today.

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in one place, you got three mini hot dogs. >> you know what it's like? it's like pigs in a blanket. >> meets pizza all in one box. >> it will cost you $11.99 and the question is do you actually start with the crust? >> why wouldn't you? that's a hot dog bite. >> do you have some wine or something? >> it's the best combo yet. >> you know it's actually delicious. i love hot dogs. their number one topping is pepperoni, in the wiener world, the pepperoni and hot dog are related. >> it's the same family. >> your piece had three hot dogs some others had four of them. >> brian, here you want -- >> we have more questions about this than we did over the shark attack. >> this might be the best combo yet, i would think. available thursday. i'm going to tell you something right now. if you've got kids at your house for a pizza party, who wouldn't

want that? >> i might have a pizza party on thursday just for this. >> we have nothing more to say about this. heather joins us with some news right now. any excuse for a party, right? got some headlines to bring you this morning. a dire warning for america coming from the former director of cia saying david petraeus says cyber attacks are major dangers in the u.s. for the next five years. a cnn anchor now backtracking about the gunman who opened fire on dallas police listen. >> it was very courageous and brave, if not crazy as well to open fire on the police headquarters. >> really? well frederica whitfield said

she misspoke. she still didn't apologize despite demands by police. >> yesterday on the segment on the attack i used the words courageous and brave when discussing the gunman. i misspoke and in no way believe that the gunman was courageous nor brave. >> okay. why did you say it? whitfield forced to explain herself after her comments went viral causing a firestorm on social media. the irs refusing to release newly recovered lois lerner emails. the reason? the agency officials don't want to waste anyone's time. even this happening after the inspector general checked for duplicates. she was held in contempt of court for refusing to testify. terrifying moments on stage, when the guitarist for five

moments of summer catches fire. take a look. that is michael clifford. he accidentally walked into a pyrotechnic display while on stage in london. he tweeted a picture showing his bandaged up face. he's expected to be okay. he joined the ban on stage last night after being cleared by doctors. you would think the bands would have figured out after that great white situation up in rhode island it's not a good idea to do pyrotech nicks a concert hall. >> i think it should be more about the music and less about the fire. i'm old fashioned. >> you have some theories i would like to hear. what about this pizza causing a firestorm in here right here with hot dogs in it. steve and janice dean -- >> why wasn't this invented before? right, so a hot dog and a pizza, my kids love both.

we just need a little bit of mustard. >> it comes with a side of mustard. >> it does? >> yes. >> it changes everything. i'm sold. i'm going to buy stock in pizza hut today. i'm going to try to weather while eating a pizza. i don't think that's ever been done before. >> let's take a look at this. here's the pizza right now. there's the clicker. i'm going to be going -- we do have some rain across the northeast and portions of the midwest. the potential for flooding later on this afternoon and we're going to look at the potential for severe weather as well later on. overnight tonight and into tomorrow as this front kind of lingers, large hail damaging winds and the potential for isolated tornadoes and flooding potential for tuesday, but it is going to be a messy commute. now, speaking of flooding we do have two tropical systems here. one is carlos off the coast of mexico the other is in the gulf

of mexico. it's not developed now but hurricane hunters are on their way to investigate their possible tropical storm. if it's named, it's going to be bill and the potential for a lot of flooding for our friends in texas and oklahoma. this is a state that received record floods for may and we could see the potential of get this -- a foot of rain with this system as we go through time. yeah this is going to be a big story. so regardless of whether or not it develops we're going to be looking at the potential for some big-time rainfall. okay. mmm. it's perfect! it's so perfect! >> maybe the sun will come out. >> we couldn't forecast how great this pizza would be today. >> this is the only reason i came in today. >> really? what about the paycheck? >> well, that too. we've got more pizza. jurassic world, a monster

success at the box office. they take a bite out of the record books. >> let's take a look at that. michael, this movie made a boat load of dough. >> dinosaurs definitely not extinct at the box office. it becomes the highest global opener of all time gobbling up get this guys $512 million in first days in theater. it will have the second highest opening of all time right behind marvel the avengers. that could change this morning. it looks like "jurassic world" will come in around $508 million. >> over half a billion dollars. a lot of adults. not a lot of kids in this movie.

>> i heard a ton of people going to see it. let me ask you this from great film to great person. kelly pickler has received the very first chris kyle award. >> at the cma music festival in nashville. the honor previously called the operation troop and patriot award. it was renamed to honor the late navy s.e.a.l. and was given to musicians who support the troops. >> it's important for them to know that we're here for them. they have our backs. we need to have theirs. >> she's an eight-time performer for uso tours. >> last week you told us today would be the day when we had a major announcement you were dangling something out there like all these presidential campaigns. you got the big announcement about the fox fan weekend. >> the tease of all teases.

it kicks off friday july 17th with a vip experience at the all american concert series and saturday july 18th or sunday july 19th. joip us at yankees stadium and get a chance to hang out with three of our fox stars, including the three to my left. >> we brought the kids last year. they loved it. they were asking about it. >> the yankees are in contention they are in first place. >> it's all on you now, brian. >> it's all on you. >> for the last ten years, we've been doing it and we've had people from all across the country, they have planned their vacations around it. now we know it's the 17th and 18th and 19th. we're trying to give people more incentive to come out. >> we kick it off with a concert at the plaza. >> and vip party in the baseball game. >> fox fan weekend@fox news.com.

developing story, following that about the pizza and the hot dogs. also this. he fought through a 12-hour gun battle risking his own life to protect his men, earning him a medial of honor. he wants to share the tale of other american heroes. here's here to share some of the stories. the entire season in jeopardy after someone stole thousands of dollars of their gear. they are here and they need your help.

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but he also served multiple tours, including in iraq. now he's sharing the story of other american heroes in a new book called "choosing courage, inspiring stories of what it means to be a hero on and off the battlefield." army veteran is here right now, staff sergeant romesha is here. thanks for coming here. why was it important to do this book? >> this book is important for all of america, it's a book of stories that are collected not only of just recipients but of civilians throughout america and it shows, especially our youth today, because this is what the book was targeted for, was ten-year-olds on up in this suicide when you think you are -- society when you are getting lost you are getting bullied that you can't make a difference, you can stand up and do the right thing. it's a collection of stories that shares with our kids and young adults.

>> mattie may milligan tell me about this 14-year-old. >> her mother was serving over in iraq and got injured in an ied, at 14-year-olds she turns from going from a 14-year-old girl loving life to becoming a nurse and caretaker of her mom and step up and reverse roles with her mother. life is no longer about let's update my twitter status. it's i need to step up and do something meaningful. >> so many military families the kids grow up quick. >> gen c.fagan. >> she was a school teacher in nevada had one of hardware students show one of her students show up with a gun. she put herself between herself and the children and talked him out of what he was going to do.

she never wore a uniform. she wasn't in army fatigues and supposed to get into combat and get shot at but at a civilian stepped up and did the right thing when it mattered. >> tell me about jack lucas. >> he was legendary growing up in the military. he forged his mom's signature to come into the army at 14 is when he started this. at the time during world war ii you had to be at least 17 with parents' consent and jack was a larger boy and passed off with the marine recruiter my mom had signed this. i'm actually 17. they find out through a letter that he sent home to his girlfriend that no he was 15 in fact and tried to pull him off front lines and had him stationed out of hawaii. jack still wants to get in the fight, he sneaks aboard a ship to go to iwo jima. he tells the commander because he figured he was going to get

in some more trouble, that hey, i snuck aboard i've stowed away but i want to go fight with my marines and i believe he received his medal when he was 17 years old, fighting on iwo jima. >> you have multiple stories of courage. you learn courage in the military or you were born that way. we thank you for sharing these stories and the credibility. real quick, who is on your bracelet? >> my bracelet has the eight names of the guys we lost that day, i carry them with me as kind. a living me memento of the service of sacrifice of true heroes. in my personal opinion is heroes are people who don't come home. >> i think i'm looking at one, but i understand your mind set. thanks so much clint and the book is fantastic. what a great idea. coming up straight ahead, different story but something you got to take note of. you've a youth football's team

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take a listen to this. colorado youth football program sidelined after someone stole a trailer filled with equipment for hundreds of kids. that equipment belonging to the lafayette bobcats was worth more than $150,000. now their entire season is in jeopardy. president of the lafayette

bobcats football program and 1-year-old football player julian macato along with other members of the team join me now. bobcats, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> i know this is a tough one to be dealing with right now. coach, tell us what happened with the trailer and the equipment, please. >> saturday morning we're going to do our annual trailer cleanout go through the equipment to see what's broken needs to be replaced and take an inventory of everything. our equipment manager showed up at the rv lot and it wasn't there. it was gone. kind of called me in a frantic mess and told me to call the police. we went from there. the police said this kind of thing happens and typically doesn't get recovered. they don't have a lot of leads to go on. pretty minimal security at the rv trailer park. no security cameras or anything and we had -- you know the lock wasn't damaged on the rv lock. >> sure. >> but it must have been

tampered with. we had a lock on the hitch. they took everything that we had. i got the call i was sick. i was just absolutely sick for these kids and all the hard work we put in to make sure they have a successful year each and every year. >> of course. without this equipment, your season can it go on? >> well if we don't get them equipped then it's kind of tough to play tackle full contact football. we're working hard. we've got a great board. we're doing everything we can to make sure we, a, recover the equipment or, b, raise enough funds to buy new stuff and get these guys on the field. >> you know what? this is so offensive. number one, not only has your chance to play football has been stripped away but the opportunity to get on field and be good teammates has been taken away. julian you look mad. are you mad that someone would do this to your team? >> yeah. >> what does football mean to you? >> well football is my life.

i hope to be in it when i grow up. i really hope we can find it or raise enough money. >> i hope so too. if the person who did this or people who did this are out there and they're listening right now, julian what do you have to say to them? >> bring it back because you're not being good to yourself. you're just hurting us. >> i hope they make the right choice and give it back to you. we're going to try to help you today coach and jewelian your entire bobcat team right there. so far you have raised a total of $1,250. you mentioned that go fund me page. it is up. it is live. go to our website, fox and friends.com, click on blog and people can help you out and become a bobcat and member of your team and help you get your equipment back. coach, what it mean to you if people stepped up and helped your team get back on the field? >> the community outreach has been great.

we have had stuff donate friday our teams in our league. the thieves can steal our trailer but not our spirit. we're bobcat strong and keep moving forward and make sure these guys get on the field. >> give me a thumbs up if you can. if you believe everyone will step up and be a bobcat with you. >> that's right. we're all bobcats. >> great team right there. >> thank you so much. >> coach and julian thank you so much. hope the best for you guys. watch out for this man to sweep headlines today as jeb bush prepares to launch a 2016 presidential campaign. donald trump has been openly against putting another bush in the white house. he will join us live next. two kids are seriously hurt in separate shark attacks mile as way from each other. are your children safe in the water?

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helping two convicted killers escape from behind bars. they were playing a hit on her husband. the latest on the search for these killers as she prepares for court, straight ahead. all right. meanwhile, jeb bush makes it official. announcing his run for president of the united states today. and we have a first look at his message. >> the d.c. crowd talks about what's wrong with america. i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. >> but is he too late to the game in donald trump joins us to react. she fooled everybody but her own family. what was going through the mind of the naacp leader who lied about her race? dr. keith abbott joins us live on this monday morning because live from new york it's fox and friends.

friends. >> it's going to be great. i don't know how much longer we can do our show on monday if his announcement on the 16th is true. >> why couldn't he continue? >> if you're a presidential candidate are you allowed to do a regular slot on a news show? >> i think so. >> we'll have to savor every minute of that today then. >> huckabee tuesdays. he has been doing it the last couple of years. i think you cannot be paid by a station to be on it. >> do you want to cut us out a little bit? >> we'll figure out the numbers and work out the salary and appearance time here. meantime, heather nauert joins us with headlines. >> very scary weekend for folks in north carolina. danger in the water. north carolina beach deciding to stay open this week despite two vicious shark attacks over the weekend. 13-year-old girl lost her arm after she was bitten in oak island north carolina.

we're told she could lose a leg as well. an hour later two miles away a 16-year-old was also attacked by a shark, also losing an arm. that beach is open. police planning to monitor the coast via helicopter. another fox news alert to bring right now, enemy eliminated possibly. an al qaeda leader responsible for killing three americans at an attack at an algerian gas facility likely killed by a u.s. air strike. confirming that mokhtar belmokhtar was targeted in libya. charge against him last year for planning an attack that happened just four months after the attack in benghazi, libya. fever pitch. new calls for the acp leader rachel dolezal to step down. she was supposed to address

allegations that she lied about being black. members of the spokane chapter of the naacp signed an online petition upset about her failing to apologize. a fair and balanced debate about whether her actions should cost her her job. 51% -- expected to make billions of dollars selling an estimated hundreds of planes at the air show. boeing's 787 dreamliner. it takes off vertically in the air. at least for that air show. not for passengers really. 300,000 visitors are expected to attend that show through june 21st. they say take that airbus. see if you can do this. >> i know donald trump has his own plane. maybe he want that is plane. get him there a little quicker. >> i think he would like air

force one if you ask me. he joins us every monday. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> jeb bush says he wants to be the third bush in his family to be president of the united states. what do you think about him as a candidate? >> the last thing this country needs is another bush to be honest with you. in this case he is in favor of common core meaning take education away from local. that's so ridiculous. i don't understand how he can be there that. he's totally that. he's weak on immigration. he doesn't lots of enthusiasm. this country needs a cheerleader, somebody with great enthusiasm. bush is not going to get us there. he's in the going to take us to the promised land. in fact no, politician will take us to the promised land. we need somebody other than a politician. they're weak ineffective and the world is making a joke out of the united states. >> mr. trump, what about chris christie? he said he's not afraid to challenge you, that you --

because you're set to announce tomorrow. you should be taken seriously. he loves how you treat his family but he will take you on if necessary. this is what he had to say about you. >> donald is a serious guy. he has been a good friend of mine over the years and only donald will be able to determine if he really wants to be a candidate and really push. if he does he has been able to sell almost anything over the course of time. the fact is you have to take him seriously if he decides to run. we'll see what happens, though. i like him. he has been a good friend to me and mary pat over the years. i'll take anybody on if i decide to get into this race. i think you know that. >> what do you think about that? >> it was very nice. i have been friend with his chris and mary pat. they're terrific people. he said in another show that the only one tougher than him is trump and that's what we need in this country because we are being pushed around like a bunch of babies. i consider that a great compliment. some people probably wouldn't. very nice to me. hard to attack somebody that's been so nice. i could tell you, i certainly wouldn't be afraid of anybody in

this race. and we will see what happens tomorrow at 11:00 at trump tower. i'm going to make a big announcement. i think a lot of people are going to be very happy. >> you're going to make a big announcement at 11:00. then you're going to new hampshire. whoa assume that means you're getting in. >> well it means a lot of things to a lot of people. some people think he's not going to do it. they want me to do it. i do well in the polls, despite the fact that nobody thinks i'm running, which is incredible. why would he give up this life? >> are you worried, donald trump, that maybe what resonates in new york new jersey and the northeast won't resonate in the south or the west coast where they're maybe a little bit laid back? >> i have property all over the united states. i have in miami, doral, 800 acres, magnificent. i took it out of despair and made it one of the hottest resorts in the world over the last few years. i'm all over the place.

i have great relationships with parts of the country. i don't think it matters. i think they want somebody that knows what he's doing. i don't think this is going to be an election based on real popularity. somebody said do you have a good personality? i think i do. i give a lot of money to charity. people like me. the people that don't like me are the people that don't know me. i have a lot of friends. the problem is we need confident people. i actually think this will be an election that will be based not on personality but on competence. people are tired of these guys. i watch them make the speeches. the sun will rise tomorrow. the moon will set. nobody cares. they want jobs. nobody will provide jobs like me. >> absolutely. and in your empire you've created thousands of jobs and the people who work for you do like you. i have heard that not only are you going to declare you want to be president tomorrow but i have heard that you are set to release your financials as well

this week which would be extraordinary for somebody with your kind of money, to put it all on the table. >> you know i've heard over the years, steve, oh, gee, maybe he wouldn't do it because his numbers aren't as good as people think. actually my numbers are far, far, far better. i built a great company with very little debt. i took over a small company. i didn't even take it over. my father was a great teacher to me. you know peanuts compared to what we're talking about now. i built an unbelievable company. >> you're going to release your financials tomorrow or the next day? >> you know you have a source that might be very good. we'll see tomorrow. i will tell you, my financials are phenomenal. not in a bragging way. y want to brag about them. i just want to say this is the mind-set that the country needs. these politicians don't have it. they're never going to get us straightened out. look at this disaster that obama is making. everybody benefits but us. jobs get killed. look at the jobs fleeing our country, going to china and

these other countries. a politician is not going to get you there. if they knew -- and they don't, but if they knew the lobbyists will stop them. china and all these countries and other people that want things to happen have lobbyists. >> would you -- are you for this new trade deal with asia or against it? >> totally against it. they don't talk about manipulation of currency the biggest weapon that these countries are using against us. they're killing us. they're taking our jobs. look what's going on with japan now. they have a strong leader the best leader they've had in years. he's killing their currency so they can kill the united states. they're taking everything. they're making the product. they're taking our jobs. they're taking our money and then they're loaning the money back to us so we pay them interest. you know right now china, as of last week has $1.3 trillion worth of our bonds. they take the money out of our country and they loan it back to us. we have stupid people running our country.

and people are tired of it. and i'm tired of it. let's see what happens tomorrow. i think people will be very happily surprised. >> they may be. maybe it's your birthday wish come true. yesterday with his a big day for you, mr. trump. happy birthday. how did you spend it? >> up in new jersey with my family. we had a great, great time. flag day. i love that. i don't know if that means anything in terms of if that's going to be a good luck charm. i love flag day and that's my berth day, june 14th. >> what does donald trump get for his birthday, just out of curiosity curiosity curiosity, giftwise? >> pretty low key in terms of gifts. i tell people don't do the gifts. i have a wonderful family wife and tremendous kids and i'm happy with that. i tell people don't get me the gifts. i want people to be healthy. i want the country to be healthy. >> sure. >> the greatest gift i could get is competent leadership in the united states. >> you couldn't go to a party empty handed.

>> that's the problem going to his birthday party. you already have a necktie company. don't need a necktie for me. >> if you folks came to my party i would want really beautiful, expensive gifts. >> we would go in on a gift. >> watching you tomorrow live from trump tower. >> thank you very much. >> happy birthday. >> a huge announcement. >> big day. seems like it. now this. coming up artifacts from the 9/11 terror attacks being sold for profit including this one with an opening bid of $10. family member of the victim of attack joining us to react with outrage, next. more states are making marijuana legal. does that mean you should be able to smoke it before you go to work? a judge set to decide that whether you can do pot before the job. >> really?

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all right. a piece of 9/11 history being auctioned off. these beams were salvaged from the world trade center in the days following the attack ss.

a landmark in salem, virginia, for more than a decade. now that company that owns it liquidating its assets and selling the relic. outrage. joe connor is here he lost his cousin on september 11 2001. i see another family member,s who son was a firefighter. he says this thing is sickening. how do you feel? >> auctioning this to the highest bidder really does disturb you. if it was going to another town or someone who you know would respect it and revere it the way it should be it's holy ground for 9/11 family members. the idea that you would sell it at auction to anybody, it's disturbing. i agree with mr. richards. >> there's a gift shop at the world trade center. some people are outraged by that at the 9/11 memorial. >> i went through the memorial. i thought that was done so incredibly well. the gift shop was to the side. i don't see any issues with

that. i think this is sort of different. there is a market for 9/11 memorabilia, but i think this is different. this is a big relic. this is part of the infrastructure. this is part of the cemetery the holy ground i think, that the world trade center was. >> we don't do that at gettysburg. we found a bullet. how much do you want to offer for it? you brought up a good idea about the titanic. people look at that as a burial ground. >> exactly. 100 years later, people viewing it as a burial ground and family members don't want that stuff moved. this is only 14 years later. it's very strong in people. it's hollow ground. it's where we died. >> you're a man of action. you always take action sticking up for your dad or your cousin. do you think that the 9/11 ought to have a fund to purchase this for a price to bring it into the museum? >> i would love to see the

tribute center or 9/11 memorial do that. so many towns want to have memorials to the people who died that day. why not gear it towards that? a local town in new jersey long island connecticut. bring it there. >> my town right at the high school. >> we do too, in glenn rock. i would love to see that go to a place where you know it's going to be appreciated. >> right. hopefully with your contacts we can make that happen. >> let's do it. >> sounds good joe. >> thank you very much. 18 minutes after the hour. coming up straight ahead, he waged war on the dallas police with an armored van he bought on ebay. other items you can get your hands on. kurt the cyber guy, has brought his computer and lap top. you wouldn't believe what he discovered. what happens when grandma makes a wrong turn on the on-ramp? one of those great policemen didn't need retraining to help her out.

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solar powered felix landed in a shadow. it took months to recharge their batteries. steve, you charge up much quicker. >> thanks for noticing. elisabeth, thank you so much. how did the dallas shooter get his hands on an armored car that gave him enough protection when he opened fire on cops? >> shooting from an armored vehicle. where did he get it? all signs point to a purchase he made online. shocking is the other stuff you can put your hands on. put an armored car in your cart. kurt the cyber guy, this is the vehicle the guy was in. who did it used to belong to? >> ironically it used to belong to the very same police department that they were -- that was shot at unfortunately. then this went to government deals.com. from government deals it was bought by someone in georgia and then ironically this suspect

now went online on ebay according to his father and bought it right back and brought it back to the texas area. >> and the way the law reads, is military circle no longer needed by the government. maybe acquired through public sales if the property is appropriate and safe for the sale to the general public. >> it depends where you live. generally they're not permitted. these are the port that is let you put a firearm back through. and what it got us wondering is why is this so easily available. >> right. >> and what else can we buy? we decided to go shopping for our own bargains. >> online? >> online. whatever you would like to buy. one of the first examples armored s.w.a.t. doomsday truck, currently $10,000. inside of this we can cart around all kinds of great people as well as our weaponry. we have lots of weight we can

put on the top with whatever we decide to do with it once we get it. it. >> take a look at the next one we have. one more armored vehicle after another one. >> a tank. >> personal carrier, a tank. can you buy it now for $150,000. you go through it. yes, you will -- it will be very unlikely that any police force in the u.s. could slow you down when you're in something like this. >> from 1952. it's an m-75. i remember back in the day when you had a piece of military equipment eventually it was put in the town square painted a certain color. it was just -- >> right. there are a lot of laws in the book that allow collectors to get ahold of these in private.

it's about a moment to look to have a closer -- another armored vehicle, 2009 ford f-550 armored vehicle for $150,000. you can buy it now for 175. again, this is the kind of vehicle should they be allowed to go out on the road with something like this? >> i think the people want it. the question is whether or not the stuff, whether it's military surplus, should wind up in the hand hands of -- >> for half a million dollars, the -- i can't even pronounce it. >> isn't that from robo cop? >> it looks like it. it's more modern. it has 14,000 miles on it. more modern vehicle that goes a lot faster can do more damage

in getting into an area without having any resistance against really getting through. here is the wake-up call this morning on this one. why are these readily available for sale? ebay's own policy is ambiguous when it comes to this stuff. what's on the law books state by state. what is the federal government all about? >> for sale for half a million dollars. >> all we need. >> it's currently located in a residential neighborhood according to that picture. man oh, man. go to cyber guy.com for more information. new york prison break becoming a complex story of love and murder. what the romance prison employee is now confessing about the breakout plot coming up next. and it doesn't get more american than this. the national anthem that has everybody talking this morning. by metallica.

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all right. shout of the morning. today is national lobster day. heather and janice are outside to celebrate. have you your bibs on ladies? >> oh, bibs, i forgot. oh, man! >> we're slobs. >> because we're going to crack this. >> they're clean. don't worry about it. >> it's national lobster day. we are joined by our friend ed macfarland. we won a cooking competition a couple of years ago. he has a restaurant two of them matter of fact in new york city. >> yes. great to see you again. >> and this is the perfect weather for seafood zblfr day is a perfect day for seafood, especially lobster. >> it is. when people think lobster, they think expensive. you say it doesn't have to be? how? >> it doesn't have to be. the price has been higher due to the cold winter. if you get into the later months

of summer the price starts to come down. go to your local fish market pick a nice lobster out of the tank. steam it yourself at home. >> how on earth do you do that? >> then you have to hear that noise. >> no they don't make any noise. put a pot of water on stove, big pot of water, no salt or anything. drop the lobster in the pot. when it floats it's cooked. it's that simple. >> there you go. >> we'll show us how to deshell the lobster. it's a mess. >> it's messy but simple. >> janice and i had a little incident with one on ice cream day where i flikd ice cream all over her beautiful dress and she had to change. how do we do this? >> grab the lobster. take the claw off very easily. once that's off, the tail just spins right off. we easily just press the tail right down. do you want to try too? >> sure. >> get the other tail. press down with your hand.

really hard. you want to face this at janice and crack it open. >> no i don't want to face it at janice. >> face it way from you. open it up. lobster comes right out. super simple. >> show us the beautiful dishes we have on the table. >> oh, my gosh delicious. >> towel for you to wipe your hand. >> so glad that you did that. >> i've never seen it done so easily or quickly. >> you have recipes for us? >> absolutely. lobster roll steamed just like that. taken out of the shell. it's chopped, mixed with celery mayonnaise very lightly. if you like a gluten free option without the bread. >> for elisabeth. >> and a nice little lobster burger here. >> meat is ground up comes together like ground beef. it has a little bit of mix in it salt and pepper.

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husband, who also works at the prison. >> oh, boy. >> the manhunt entering day ten with no new leads. schools near the prison are reopening today under tight security. marijuana is legal in colorado. it could still get you fired from your job? now the state's high court must decide if employees can smoke pot off duty without fear of being fired. the case centers around a man fired from his dish network job after failing a did you go test. he says his pot smoking is legal under state law. right now, the state allows employers to set their own policies on drug use. this throwing the book at new york city schools, italian american advocates want a series of books touting the gangster al capone banned from the reading list negative stereotypes of italian-americans, now going public claiming that the

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expect now that she's officially running kind of but we already knew that ed? >> reporter: yeah brian. interesting. it's almost like the third try here. third reboot. last year remember on that book tour she was trying to reconnect with the american people. fell flat a little bit by saying that she and the former president were dead broke when they left the white house. obviously, there have been a stream of allegations about the clinton foundation pricey speeches whatnot. the second reintroduction of the american people came in april with the video announcement of the campaign scooby-doo bus tour. you saw her in rhode island new york with the third reboot essentially. she tried to lay out her economic vision. she did face some pressure though from liberals after that speech who said that they did not hear a bold progressive view of leadership that there was just a lot of generalities. her aides tell us that starting here in new hampshire and the days ahead over the next month or so throughout the summer she'll be filling in those

policy proposals. also a big question of course moving forward, brian, as she laid out what sort of became a laundry list almost like a state of the union over the weekend of universal pre-k, child care and eliminating college debt is how is she going to pay for all of this? is that going to mean more taxes, what kind of taxes will be raised? that will be one of the tough questions she'll have to face brian. >> i know that you're very aggressive in that campaign. any sense that she's going to give you a few minutes? >> the sense we're getting, she'll start taking questions from the national media. she started taking questions this weekend from local reporters in iowa. one of the quick headlines, remember she's been waffling about where she stands on this trade bill that president obama wants, under pressure from the left elizabeth warren and bernie sanders to oppose that. yesterday she sort of came out against it and said it needs some major changes.

that's some criticism of president obama's loweredship as well. that's something to watch. >> listen to nancy pelosi. ed henry, thanks so much. >> reporter: good to see you. >> all right. see you on the radio. it's time for elisabeth to take over. that's what she looks like. >> thanks brian. during her campaign relaunch watch. >> i'm not running for some americans, but for all americans. for everyone who has ever been knocked down but refused to be knocked out. but just hours before jeb bush launches his campaign gop front-runner is upping the ante in a new video. here to break it all down peter dawson jr. >> i watched hillary clinton in that speech here in new york city. it was an impressive speech in terms of her communications ability. took on a lot of issues very personal in a way that she

hasn't been. i was impressed. but then yesterday, i watched jeb bush's new video called making a difference and i said he's taking it to hillary clinton. watch this. >> i said i was going to do these things and i did them. and the result was florida is a lot better off. >> i think governor bush changed a lot of lives in florida. i'm very grateful that he was our governor. >> there are people today that are getting services because of what jeb did. he doesn't do it for himself. he does it because he's a civil servant. he's the best voice we can have. >> new leadership that takes principles and applies them so people can rise up. america's best days are in front of us and we are going to lead the world. >> wow! >> a powerful message. hillary clinton talked about the republican party disempowering, disenfranchising elisabeth, a lot of americans, black,

disabled people who are the most vulnerable n that video he says i have done through conservative principles what these other folks have promised to do and have failed. even george will talked about it yesterday on the sunday show that he was a more conservative governor than even ronald reagan reduce taxes, reduce pork in that state. >> sure. a big difference in tone saying who i'm not, which people have heard from hillary's speech to who i am wes what i believe jeb's video there indicated, who he is. >> absolutely. i thought it was a refreshing message that we're not seeing from any of the candidates at this point, democrat or republican. talk about accomplishments. at the same time talk about a vision for america that doesn't leave anyone behind. not leaving anyone behind. at the same time not busting the bank. it was refreshing. >> sure. mitt romney was on "meet the

press." he said there should be focus on some voters. watch. >> the biggest mistake i made was not focusing very early on on minority voters. hispanic-americans african-americans, asian-american. >> i'm sure it haunts him to this day. >> he learned that lesson hard. in this three-minute video or so you see an african-american woman talking about how vouchers lifted her up so she could go to a private school instead of a bad public school hispanic man working at goya who said he was lifted up by one of the governor's programs victim of domestic violence lifted up by his programs. >> jeb bush. >> jeb bush's programs. and then the mother of a very seriously autistic child who we saw in this video, talking about his vision and how his conduct helped her family and her child in that state, saying with conservative principles you can do good things for good people. this campaign is on hard.

i watched that hillary clinton video, that speech and said that's a tough act to follow. but in this remark today, it looks like that he's taking it to hillary clinton big time on the exact same issues. and it's going to be very very interesting for democrats and republicans. >> some would say justified, the exclamation point. >> very interesting. >> thanks for being with us. >> good to see you. folks rushing to the defense of naacp leader accused of lying about her race. is what she did really wrong? a fair and balanced debate on this next. back in 1911 transatlantic flight landed in ireland. 1924 ford produced its 10 millionth model-t car and number one song in america in 1979 "hot stuff" by donna summer. ♪

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the answer to the trivia question of the day, courtney cox. our winner is joe collier, getting a copy of brian's book "george washington secret six." congratulations. >> really is an african-american man? >> that's a very -- i mean i don't know what you're implying. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> well we're finally, today, going to hear the naacp president's answers to those questions. apparently the truth will have to wait. rachel dolezar saying the meeting was canceled.

some local members are calling for her resignation. is what she did appropriate? let's have a debate right now. from los angeles, radio show host larry elder sband jessica. larry shall let's start with you. her parents came out and said our daughter has identified with the black culture, she has adopted black siblings -- the parents adopted black siblings predominantly black school in mississippi and married and divorced to a black man but she is white. the question is is it okay that she is passing herself off as having african-american blood? >> i think, steve, what it shows is that being black in america ain't all that bad. eric holder says there still is racism in america. if it's so pernicious why would

a white person pretend to be black? follow the money. deep reservoir of guilt that black people benefit from. it also shows you this. naacp supported her because they believe blackness is a mental construct and not a matter of geology or genetic. ebony magazine every year excludes for example, clarence thomas from its list of most influential people. it did not support clarence thomas when he was nominated for the supreme court. gloria allred referred to condi rice and colin powell as uncle tom types. that's how they roll. >> someone defended her over the weekend. listen to this. >> is it possible she might actually be black? the best way that i know how to describe this -- i want to be very careful here. i don't want to say it is equivalent to the transgender experience but there is a useful language that is just to say some of us are born cyst

gendered some of us are born transgendered. >> what do you think about her situation? >> it's clearly a unique one. i think there are probably some similarities. it's interesting we're seeing all this now with the transgender community and people who feel like they maybe belong in a different one. one larry brought up. if she has actually taken advantage of any state or local or federal programs because she was lying about her race then that's a completely separate issue. i think that also speaks to her involvement with the naacp. now at the same time -- this is someone who obviously is very passionate about civil rights. >> yeah. >> has done a lot of good work to what people can say. there seems to be no real clear word yet from her as to what her motivation has been. >> right. jessica, should she resign? >> well i think there's been compromise in the way that she

did her work i think personally that she should resign. but i think she has done good work. with the naacp, there's always been a -- with them they want people to work for them regardless of race religion things like that. >> larry, jessica, great conversation. thank you so much for joining us live here on fox and friends. what do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you.

good morning to you. monday june 15th. fox news alert for you. danger in the water. two teens attacked by sharks. just an hour apart on the same stretch of beach. but this morning, those beaches are still open. what officials are saying now, after these vicious attacks. then moments ago, the parents of that naacp leader who lied about being black, speaking out. >> we're not going to lie. we told the truth. rachel is our birth daughter. >> this morning, a brand new push for her to step down from the naacp as she tries to cancel

their meeting, called to address the controversy. what's the latest? we've got it. then youth football team's entire season is in jeopardy after some idiot stole hundreds of thousands of dollars of their equipment. >> took everything that we had. i got the call i was sick. i was just absolutely sick for these kids and all the hard work we put in to make sure they have a successful year each and every year. >> we told you how you can help. did you answer their call? we'll update you in a minute. nfl is three blocks away. wonder if they were watching. let me add this. mornings are better with friends. so with the nfl a couple of blocks away are you suggesting those kids go pro? >> steve, you're right. i should clarify that. at least go into the draft. >> great point you're making. >> commissioner goodell is a great guy. he cares about youth football as much as he does the pros.

they have these great grassroots program. >> play 60. >> you need kids to play football. that he the worry. what a great example it would be to show the guys up top, don't forget about the kids on the bottom. >> and the opportunity there. this is an opportunity game change that was stolen from these kids not just equipment. >> very heartbreaking. you'll hear about it in a moment. now we turn to heather nauert with breaking news down the carolina coast. >> a lot of parents were very very nervous this weekend. fox news alert, danger in the water. north carolina beach staying open today, despite two vicious shark attack over the weekend. one 13-year-old girl losing her arm after she was bitten in oak island north carolina. we are told she could also lose a leg. one hour after that attack two miles away a 16-year-old was also attacked by a shark, also losing an arm. swimmers are encouraged to stay out of the water, but that beach is open.

police plan to monitor that coastline via helicopter today. plotting the revenge attack for a week. that is what investigators are now saying about a gunman who opened fire on dallas police james bulware used an armored van he bought on ebay the week before. traveled from texas to georgia to pick it up and back to texas again. he was holed up in that van, taken down by a police sniper. 35-year-old's father says his son blamed police for losing custody of his 11-year-old. now his mother is saying she simply had no idea. >> i never dreamed he would go after the police. i didn't know he had a particular beef with the police honestly. >> he also threatened to blow up officers using explosives. those explosives were found planted around police headquarters and also inside that van. voter fraud may be getting a lot more attention and may be coming a lot more common,

thavengsthanks to hackers. hacker's next target could actually be voting machines. virgin a virginia found that a hacker could gain access to those machines. after a virginia precinct discovered unusual voting activity last november. slow speed save in washington state. take a look. >> we're getting a ton of calls on you. everybody is worried about you, because you've been on and off the road. >> there's no road. >> that is a state trooper there. he was following this 80-year-old woman, who was traveling on the road on a power scooter. she went out for coffee and got lost on her way home. the trooper says he treated her like he hoped someone would treat his own mom. he followed her for about an hour until she was safely back home. another book at some of the great look our officers are doing across the country. >> isn't that nice to see? what a sweetheart. >> think about how worried she

must have been though. you're lost in the middle of nowhere. on a scooter. how long that charge goes. >> thank you for that officer. joining us from st. louis, kevin jackson, author of "the big lie," always a pleasure to have you on the show. good morning to you, kevin. >> thanks steve. >> we wanted to have you weigh in on this story about rachel dolezal, president of the spokane, washington naacp. she has been presenting herself as an african-american. we heard from her parent this is past week that she does not have black blood in her. what do you make of this story? >> i think it's very typical of liberals. if they feel something, steve, then it has to be so. i mean look at what's happened with elizabeth warren. look at barack obama. he feels competent and he's not. so to me it's just par for the course. you know what's interesting is how are they going to back out of this?

how is the naacp going to claim that hey, we are all inclusive when in fact they know this is a deception. i'm curious as to how they're going to get out of it. >> do you like the fact that somebody -- do you feel as though somebody white can run the naacp? >> yeah. the naacp was started by white republicans. if you go look at the naacp website and search for republican you won't find that word. >> it doesn't bother you that she's white running the organization? it bothers you that -- >> she lied! >> -- she's not telling the truth about what her heritage is? >> it doesn't bother me that she's running the organization. i think the organization is obsolete. i think america has moved well beyond the nonsense of the naacp that acts as if it cares about black people when in fact it doesn't. it's counterproductive to blacks in many areas like voter i.d. and immigration. it certainly collects a lot of funds. anybody can run this.

the thing about this guys conservatives don't look at things in color. if you are competent to run an organization run it. >> and just tell the truth. >> absolutely. >> let me ask you this kevin. we're so thankful you're here for your perspective. fredricka whitfield backtracked after call inging the attack courageous and brave. >> it was very courageous and brave if not crazy as well to open fire on the police headquarters. >> so she said that. >> wow! >> which was outrageous. and then she went back and tried to apologize for it. this is her apology and then i want your assessment. >> yesterday during a segment on the dallas police department attack i used the words courageous and brave when discussing the gunman. i misspoke and in no way believe the gunman was courageous nor brave. >> your thoughts? >> i just find it funny that liberals do this sort of thing. look it's what lawyers would

call an excited utterance meaning she meant it. it was her little bout of tourettes for a second but she meant it. this is the way they think. they've been conditioned to believe that anybody that goes after the cops is good. and it was a subliminal thing that she just happened to spurt out. she can't walk that back. most of the left at this point are saying it's politically correct to not like the police. and that's the way she's going to respond. i'm not surprised by it at all. in fact i was going to say one other quick thing. >> go ahead. >> a lot of people feel this way, by the way. >> you think people look at a psycho path shooting up the police station, bombing innocent people you think people think that's a good thing? >> oh, are you kidding? come on. there are people out there tweeting when a cop gets shot get those pigs. there's finally retribution and things like this. this has become the culture. yes.

>> wow! >> she does not have a history of saying things that tilt either direction, but you're saying there's a narrative out there that the cops are fair game? >> well steve, the history is what she just said. it isn't what she's been saying and what you know about her. because we haven't followed her work. she said it publicly. and it seemed to be proudly. she tried to backtrack on it as you can tell. brave and courageous yes, but crazy. that's the way liberalism is. it's brave and courageous when you're shooting a cop and also crazy. it's not brave and courageous to do that. nobody in their right mind would say that about a gunman trying to shoot up a police station. even as a mistake, you would not make that mistake. >> ft. worth police are calling for a formal apology there. saying cnn and whitfield should apologize immediately for this outlandish commentary in the dallas shooting. >> as they should. >> no apologies for having you here today, kevin. you always give it to us

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states. 41st was george herbert walker bush 43 rdrd was george w. bush. will that man be the 45th president? he will announce laterty at miami dade campus. >> that's right. he releases a bit of his video, a tease to what we may see at 3:00 pm calling the greatest century yet ahead for americans. watch. >> i'm proud of what we accomplished in florida. proud we were able to make a difference to change lives. we grew our economy and led the nation in job growth defended life and protected women from domestic violence, eliminated waste and balanced budgets, reformed schools and gave every child an opportunity. we led, we reformed. we got results. that's what's missing from washington. d.c. crowd talks about what's wrong with america. i see ways right.

they talk about problems. i see solutions. >> you know shall jeb bush is just coming off going overseas to show everybody, which most people knew, how conversant he is on foreign policy. it's interesting george will brought up on "knox news sunday," one of the questions was is jeb bush a democrat by some of the ways he's being portrayed. if you look at his record as governor of florida, he is more conservative than ronald reagan was as governor of california. >> that's really kind of brian, what he's trying to say. he's trying to say i was a conservative governor in the state of florida, which is a very diverse state. however, donald trump was on our program just about an hour and ten minutes ago and he says you know what? this is not the guy for the job. >> the last thing that this country needs is another bush to be honest with you.

in his case he's in favor of common core meaning take education away from local. that's so ridiculous. i don't understand how he can be that. but he's totally that. and he's very weak on immigration. i think it's a disaster. i watch him. he looks like a person that doesn't have lots of enthusiasm. this country needs a cheerleader. we need somebody with great enthuseiasm enthusiasm. bush is not going to get us there. he's not going to take us to the promise land. >> to finish what i was saying with george will he went on to say that on immigration, he believes he's where the country is. on common core he says he's very wrong. >> positive message out of that clip we just told you. the d.c. crowd talks about what's wrong with america. i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. it may be hard to argue that his optimism and practical approach would not be good for the country, some say. >> today is the big rollout. you'll see it live here on the fox news channel. 18 minutes now after the hour. coming up straight ahead

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welcome back. this is quite a story. last night, the local naacp president in spokane, washington accused of lying about her race pretending to be black, postponed today's meeting where she was expected to address the controversy. sounds like the meeting will be back on. >> that move already being challenged by fellow board members who say, quote, i don't see any language in the bylaws that empower ss you or any other member to arbitrarily cancel or postpone monday's meeting. what is going through the mind of someone like this that will pretend to be something they're not? probably had to break out a few textbooks to get out ahead of this one. dr. keith, get inside the mindset of this woman.

>> i'm not sure it's in any textbooks. i've been saying for a long time we could find ourselves at this moment. i'm not judging folks who put forward a transgender position. caitlyn jenner and the rest. i did note that when you decide that a genetic reality is not reality, if this woman believes to her core that her identity is that of a black woman, one could argue -- not me but one could argue that she should be accepted according to her, quote, racial identity. we saw this with elizabeth warren saying i'm native american. people said no you're not. she said well it's very difficult to get into the nuances of this. we could be coming to a time strangely some might say, where what people say they are is what you have to accept them as. >> sure. taking it one step further is melissa perry who defended this

woman's actions, calling her trans-black. >> is it possible this she might actually be black? the best way that i know how to describe this -- i want to be very careful here. i don't want to say it's equivalent to the transgender experience. but there is a useful language to say some of us are born cyst gendered. some of us are born transgendered. >> she wonders. i think we're heading down an untested path where people's self concept or what they say it is is going to dictate potentially if we don't really inspect this and decide what we want to do the way we have to behave toward them. let me pose another question. if i believe in my soul that i'm a 65-year-old -- i happen to be 53. if i b it to my doctor feel it in my core

can i apply for medicare? you may think that that's funny, because it is. i've asked more than one attorney who says that's not funny given the transgender case law, you may have a point. >> such a good point indeed. the reason we know all about this is because this woman's parents -- the woman's name is rachel dolezal. they were approached by a television station up in spokane and asked to tell the story about their daughter who has no black blood. even though she has said on applications that she is part african-american. her parents were on the "today" show this morning, keith. i want you to listen to what they have to say about their daughter. >> she may have felt that she had some advantage in her activism by being portrayed as a black woman. i think rachel has tried to damage her biological family and those kinds of claims as false as they were seem to serve her

purposes in her mind. she knows that we were not abusive parents. people who know us also know that. and before rachel tried to change her identity she always was very proud of us as her parents. >> and the sound bite at the beginning, keith, it sounded like the woman had chosen that race for an advantage at work. >> well and someone might claim that caitlyn jenner chose her identity or his, depending on the way people see it based on wanting to get on the cover of magazines because that person is addicted to fame. that's a very dangerous position to take if you object to lots of threats. which, of course i've gotten based on some of my comments. because the liberal element in this country is very much in this trans-race kind of moment. or trans-age. and so believe me -- now, they're bringing kids 9 and 10

years old over to boston children's hospital, probably today, who think they may be of alternate gender and they will inject them with hormones around puberty time to prevent puberty. don't be surprised if some child says i was born calk -- caucasian, i'm black, and you see them being tattooed i told you so. >> you say so. let me think about it. >> let me think that over dr. abelow. thank you. >> i'm so confused. i don't know what to believe anymore except i know heather nauert and who she pretends to be. >> i'm 21. just turned that yesterday. 36 minutes after the hour dire warning for america coming from the former director of the cia. retired general david petraeus saying that cyber attacks are, quote, an enormous threat to our country's economic and social

security including water and electrical grids. both china and russia pose major dangers to the united states in less than five years unless the united states can strengthen its cyber security. outrage mounting as a virginia auction house hopes to cash in on a piece of 9/11 history. 20-ton memorial in salem, virginia see it here is made from two beams pulled from the world trade center. now that company is looking to liquidity its assets. that does not sit well with family members of victims who died on that day including joe conner. >> auctioning it to another bidder does disturb you. if it was going to another town or someone you know would revere it respect it as it should be it's holy ground for 9/11 family members. >> proceeds will be donated to

the 9/11 memorial fund we're now told. colorado youth football team sidelined after heartless crook s stole their trailer filled with equipment of more than $150,000. their upcoming season remains in jeopardy because they don't have any of their stuff. one of the bobcats joined us earlier on "fox and friends" with this message to the thieves. >> bring it back because you're not being good to yourself. you're just hurting us. football is my life. i work for it. i hope to be in it when i grow up. so i really hope we can find it or raise enough funds. >> look at those sad faces right there. that team established a go fund me page to replace all that stolen equipment. look at that right now, $2,950. let's keep it coming. that's where they are so far. we're going to get a whole lot more than that. because our fans donate a lot. >> if you would like to go to

fox and friends.com and we'll connect you to that. >> when you started the segment it was around $1200. >> yes. >> it's already doubled. >> they took away not just their equipment, their ability to mark the field but their opportunity for the future. >> just to look at those sad little faces. you look mad and sad. are you mad? they are. >> let those kids tackle other kids. >> janice not too happy we sent her outside. it's stopped raining so stop your complaining. >> it has. however, the humidity is high. thank goodness for our hair and makeup staff at fox news channel. where are you from? >> abby from waterville ohio. >> julie from waterville. >> you, sir? >> i'm from here. >> thank you. showers and thunderstorms across the map, central u.s. and the northeast. not only today but tomorrow. we'll hang on to the potential

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. fox news alert. moments ago, a woman accused of helping a pair of convicted killers escape from that maximum security in upstate new york arrived at a courthouse in upstate new york. that's joyce mitchell right there, being escorted into the court by the police. >> and that person is the employee accused of giving richard matt and david sweat tools to break out of the clinton correctional facility. there are new reports this morning that the men were

planning to kill her husband at her behest who also works at the prison. >> she's charged with promoting prison contraband and criminal facilitation. you see her walking in there. we now bring in judge jeannine pirro. judge, good morning. >> good morning. she is going into court right now. i spoke with the d.a. on the case. andrew wiley says it appears that her attorney is going to try to remove himself from the case. >> what? >> we don't know yet. that's an exclusive. i'm just telling you this. i just got off the phone with him. i think this case and this woman is so hated obviously by everyone in this community and now that it's come out that she knew that they planned on killing her husband, i imagine things are going to get even more serious for her. >> it wasn't just her helping them. it was a break out and take out, take out her husband. that means different charges for her, doesn't it? >> absolutely.

right now she is charged with promoting prison contraband and facilitation of escape. if we're talking conspiracy to commit murder and she engaged in some way with some act that moved that conspiracy forward, then you're going to see a lot more charges against this woman. >> why were they on the honor floor? >> i called the department of corrections. my producer called saturday. they said if they haven't really been in trouble in the last few months -- then of course they kind of backtracked it with a statement. here is the bottom line. this guy, one of them matt -- or is it sweat? sweat is in there life without parole without the possibility of parole. the honor program allows them to run around in basically civilian clothes. they're not monitored. they're in the honor block and, as a result they're given all kinds of freedoms. the big issue here is not so much as she gave them the

hacksaw. she's a dirtbag at this point. everybody knows it. put her away. the most important question is why is dannemora, one of the most secure facilities for the most dangerous criminals in new york and one of the most secure in the world, why are they not running this like a security prison? >> who is responsible for those decisions? >> department of corrections and security people. these two guys should have been monitored every 30 minutes. they were both last seen at 10:30. 5:30 in the morning they say oh, my goodness they're gone. why weren't they checked every 30 minutes? why are they in civilian clothes? why are they in an honor program? these people should be kept in jail and not given any privileges at all. >> when they are found and put back where they belong do you believe that this will be a renovation in terms of the prison how it's been working? >> not only that but we'll have to change the law in new york

for promoting prison contraband allowing these guys to escape. by the way, if you're in prison life without parole you need a chip implanted in you so if you ever do get out we know where you are. >> what if they kill again? what does that mean to her case? >> a lot of people asked that question. unless she was part of that conspiracy she cannot be charged with a subsequent murder. the issue is can she be charged with conspiracy to murder her husband. >> thank you for telling everybody my question wasn't an original. judge, thank you very much about that exclusive detail with the attorney calling it quits. coming up, parents in a legal mess after they let their son play alone in their yard for 90 minutes playing basketball because he was locked out of the house. should their kids have been take anne way or is this going a little too far? legal debate on the other side of the time-out. plus we'll check in with

bill. >> what's going on this morning? >> i got moi halloween costume picked up. see how that works? it's a two-fer, brian. >> i saw it. woman accused of helping those two dangerous criminals goes before a judge there. our cameras will bring that up for you as well. big day for jeb bush. what he brings to the campaign and another war on terror. top of the hour.

florida parents charged with felony neglect charges after their 11-year-old son was reportedly playing outside for

90 minutes, playing basketball because they ran late sbefs locked out of the house. jennifer brant and criminal defense attorney john laura. let me start with you. one of the neighbors called and said the kid next door is all by himself. the cops came charged the parents, took the kids away for two months put them in a foster home. do you think this is the proper thing they should have done? >> this is absolutely insane. an example of government officials gone wild. what the state would have to show is culpable negligence. what's the risk here? you're going to sprain your ankle playing basketball? nanny state morphing into a police state. >> generaljennifer, what do you say? >> we really don't know all of the facts here. we do know that the child was left alone. he had no food no water, no shelter, no access to a bathroom. and he was in such a state that the neighbor was concerned

enough to call cps. they only did what they were supposed to do. they came investigated clearly they found had enough evidence to charge these parents with culpable negligence. while key say that this is outrageous, i don't think their alcohols were going too far. they were doing what they were directed to do. >> the kid just played basketball at the basketball court outside his house. 90 minutes, it's not like he's stuck in the mountains for a week and a half. think about the fact that he was placed in the care of the state, in a completely foreign family foster family for two months. isn't that going to leave a mark on a kid? >> certainly if it was upsetting to him, it could affect him. we don't know what went on with these parents and we don't really know why he was put in foster care. what we do know is that cps has a policy. they need to investigate. if the investigation finds

enough evidence they follow the proper protocol by taking the child out of the home and putting them in with a relative actually in this case not a stranger. >> john we had a case a month or two ago, the parents down in maryland and we have a picture of the family -- so-called free range family. the state of maryland has decided that now kids can play or walk alone outdoors. the big question is for everybody watching right now, at what age is it appropriate that you can let your kids walk around outside without constantly being eyeballed by mom and dad? >> the issue here is governments should not be making those decisions for parents. parents should have the responsibility and the discretion to make judgment calls about what's best for their kids. every time they make a judgment call they shouldn't have to risk facing arrest and losing their children for two months. that's just ridiculous. >> jennifer i'll give you the final word. >> well i disagree. i think there does need to be

some baseline. we hear about horrible cases of parental neglect abuse of children. >> and there are. >> there is a purpose for cps and a reason they exist. there do need to be some laws governing what's appropriate for children for parent that is don't have that common sense and don't really know what to do. >> sure. >> i think it's appropriate in certain circumstances, certainly. >> jennifer brandt joining us today from philadelphia and jonathan lauro joining us in studio. more fox and friends in about two minutes. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. . .

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they've been able to collect $3,545. go to our website, fox and friends.com and click blog. >> good news tomorrow. we'll start with that number tomorrow. okay? >> help them out. speaking of tomorrow laura ingram will join us. plus if you need a job, we'll tell you how to get one. until then, so long. jeb bush finally jumping into the 2016 race dropping this video online just moments ago. >> i see a great country on the verge of its greatest century and i'm ready to lead. bill: the former florida governor officially launching his campaign at an event today in miami, florida. hope you had a great weekend. i'm bill hemmer. america's news room. martha: good morning, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum. a lot is made of jeb's logo which was released. features his first name but not his last name. he did the same thing when he ran in florida as well. here is the other one-named candidate. she has no last