alligator. the golfer was not seriously hurt. >> happy father days to my dad and yours on sunday. have a great weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. it's friday june 19th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. he was cuffed wearing a bright jump suit and brought back to south carolina hours from now, the hate-filled killer kill land roof -- dylann roof is set to appear in court. >> sitting with the devil. what we're now learning about those final moments in that church yesterday right here on "fox & friends." and she was watching "fox & friends," then spotted

something strange on her way to work. >> this is not happening here. he's not up here. he just killed nine people. >> well, you are about to meet the hero florist who helped cops catch the south carolina suspect. and you are going to hear that and even more today because mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ hi everybody. welcome to our friday telecast. we're going to start with the biggest news that everybody is talking about and it is a fox news alert. a killer caught. the suspect in the charleston church massacre behind bars this morning after opening fire inside that house of worship, murdering nine people in cold blood. >> all units responding. 110 calhoun state. >> please send out an ems command page advising them of an active shooter, multiple people down. >> those 911 calls describing

the horrific moments happening inside the church. >> our own ainsley earhardt is live in charleston and has been following all these breaking developments for you at home. >> reporter: we're learning that he is going to be in court today. this community, i should say, the chan family -- charleston family is trying to move past this. nine people were murdered here on wednesday night in this church. the suspect is going to be in court today for a bond hearing. let me tell you about what happened in this church just moments before those bullets started to fly. there's some snapchat video from one of the victims posted this on line showing a gunman in the bible study sitting around that table, venting eventually after an hour of bible study about african-americans. he said you are taking over your country. i have to do what i have to do. he pulls out a gun and he kills nine people inside this church. what's ironic is that the church and reverend pinckney-week-old

him which is not -- welcomed him which is not surprising. >> he told me that the black people was taking over the country and that the -- that he wanted it to be segregation. >> all right. that was one of his friends, but the state senator just said it doesn't surprise him because this church welcomed everyone. we're being told by the uncle that the dad gave the suspect a gun for his 21st birthday in april. that was just two months ago. the mom, according to some of his relatives, was not happy about that. wanted to take the gun from him. police were sent to his mom's house, which is in columbia south carolina my home time two hours away they did find anti african-american videos in his home and skin head paraphernalia. and he had wanted to plan a civil war and had been planning this for six months. we're not sure why that friend

never went to authorities about that. others are telling us he was an avid drug user. he was frequently popping pills. he was picked up in february for having suboxen. there will be a bond hearing at 2:00 here to the detention center he's waking up this morning behind bars. what's interesting is now suddenly a bunch of his former roommates and friends are speaking and one of the people that he said he was going to kill a lot of people said that he told him, the original target was going to be the nearby college of charleston and not the church. so you wonder why he changed that. also if you were tuning in yesterday at this time we had a live press event with the chief of police down there who showed the car and the picture and we showed that on the air, and, you

know we originally surmised that's got to be a wig or something like that. that was actually the bowl cut hair cut that he had and the sweatshirt that he was wearing, apparently one of guys who knew him, this joey meek guy recognized this stained sweatshirt because if you notice above his -- on his right shoulder that's a big stain, he got that when he was working at a landscape company. >> and ainsley alluded to this as well, he would been playing a civil war and said he was going to commit suicide after doing this awful, awful thing that he did out of racism and out of hate. you know you see that he was actually in trouble with the law beforehand. he was brought to the attention -- he was walking around a mall asking bizarre questions to people there. it put him in a spotlight to police. >> how many people work here? what time do you close? >> and with those drug charges later on and he was under a lot

of pressure to get a job. >> he dropped out of ninth grade. he was found with some drugs on him. including a drug that helps you get off opium. he had that same hl low -- hollow look as adam lansa. >> he says when i knew him before he never talked about race or any problem he had, but he talked about -- he talkede was angry over the trayvon martin shooting and wanted something to spark up a race war again, if i'm doing this i'm making sure sure that the authorities know that this guy is a little bit dangerous and he's got a gun. >> we heard a lot about this this wreched killer and we would like to focus a little bit on those killed. >> and we're looking at this. this is extraordinary. this is video from inside the church. as you can see down in one of

the meeting rooms before he started killing everybody inside. it was shot by the youngest victim. she posted this on snapchat. her name tywanza sand evers. what's interesting is -- he's the lone white person in this room. what's interesting about this dylann roof and it was not unusual, apparently for people to just drop in for prayer meetings because they had so many tourists in the area and somebody came in and they said i would like to stay and they would welcome them with open arms. >> tywanza sanders was actually a poet. he wanted to have his poems published before his death. >> dylann roof specifically asked when he came in hey, i would like to see the reverend could you introduce me to the reverend and he sat right next to him the whole time sat through the prayer meeting for 45 minutes and stood up and said i got to kill you all. >> in the show we're looking to

speak with the florist to called in the tip to police. she watched fox news and she heard the description, saw what was going on had been up praying the entire night about this because she was in church on her own time the night before. she saw the car and thought could this be it and ended up pulling off the road and got back on the highway and followed him. we're going to speak with her. what a brave act to end up with this guy now in the hands of authorities after killing nine people. her actions are heroic. >> you sawk about nine dead three lived, including a five-year-old and one woman who was told go tell everybody about what happened here. he walks in at 8:00 kills at 9:00 14 hours later we get him 245 miles away. we mentioned the florist is going to be joining us to talk about that and also bring up his sister his sister amber called

up authorities. she's supposed to marry a military guy this weekend, this saturday or sunday so that's pretty unblevenl the set of circumstances there and they were pretty much a couple of miles from their house before he was pulled over and captured. >> well, luckily, he has been captured. he's going to be arraigned later today. anna kooiman joins us with the news. >> hello, anna. >> good morning to all of you. we need to start right now with a fox news alert because while you were sleeping 17 people hurt after a cruise ship hit the concrete wall. the ship started taking on water, this happened in upstate new york it was headed for montreal to toronto with 274 passengers and crew on board. a coast guard boat was deployed to help move it to a different location. >> and also breaking at this hour, from aspiring singer to a

wanna-be terrorist, you are looking at him during his days at ft. lee high school. he's the fourth arrest in a new york city bomb plot. investigators say he had plans to travel overseas to join that terror group. now to extreme water. a body of a two-year-old boy found after tropical depression bill hit oklahoma. a state of emergency declared in missouri as heavy rains bring rivers to flood stage. she was watching fox news yesterday morning at this time and she spotted something strange then later as she was going to her job.

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her tips led directly to the suspect's capture. joining us debbie dills. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> debbie when you were driving, you remembered hearing something in the morning. what did you hear? where did you hear it and what did you see on the road? >> actually watching fox news "fox & friends" yesterday morning, i had paid close attention actually the night before when i actually heard about the church shooting and my heart went out to those people there, and i don't know why i paid closer attention. i'm calling it divine intervention. i believe god had a plan in it and as i was driving to work i was running late. i actually seen -- i look over and i seen the car and it looked familiar to me and i wondered why, now as i look back over it was because of the pictures i

seen on the news. i went past him and i seen the south carolina tag on the back of it and i seen the white tag on the front of his car. and the bowl hair cut. >> see, that was the key. yesterday morning, we didn't know what to make of that hair. we thought maybe it was a disguise it might have been a hair net, but that was his actual hair cut. so you pull alongside him and you realize hey, that's him, as you are driving down highway 74 so what did you do? >> well, i got a little nervous, i'll be honest with you. i'm not a -- i'm not a hero and i'm not brave. i got a little nervous, but i just started talking to the lord about it and then i got off of the exit to come on into kings mountain and i started thinking about it, what if it really was him, i wasn't sure it was him, i didn't want to get anybody else in trouble or be overreacting so i called my boss and he said well we need to call somebody and he got on the phone with the

kings mountain police and he stayed on the phone with me and he told me to get back on the 74 bypass and that's what i did i was able to catch up with him and get right behind him and get his tag number and the kings mountain police and the shelby city police caught him within a matter of minutes and it was him. >> yeah it was, debbie. i understand you went back on and you followed him for more miles. when you looked in the car and saw him besides noticing the hair cut, did he look nervous, like he was on the run? did anything strange occur to you? >> no he wasn't doing anything out of the ordinary. he looked like a very young -- young man. >> debbie you are a hero. i know you are not saying you are one, but there was such unrest around the country after hearing that nine people were killed by this man in a church while they were praying.

do you ask god why me? why here? why me god? why am i the hero? >> oh, i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me. if we are a willing vessel you can use us but we got to open up our hearts and our minds and i don't know why he chose me and he chose todd and he chose us to do this, but he's got to be glorified in all, in everything, he's got going to get the florry one way the other and i hope he's pleased with me. i want him to be pleased with me author than anything else. >> well, debbie you know the police caught him about 240 miles away from the shooting site in charleston south carolina. he would have driven by hundreds if not thousands of cars but you were the one who actually picked up the phone and called your boss todd and said what should i do? it looks like -- i think you would say that god put you in

the right place at the right time. wouldn't he? >> oh, he did, and that's how he is. that's the kind of god that i serve, that's my god, and he puts us where we need to be when we need to be. >> right. so debbie i know you've had a crazy 24 hours as you've talked about this 14 hours after he kills nine he ends up driving right by where you live and the big picture right now, as you walked around you are talking to people what's the sense -- what's the sense around the community and your community where he was captured and your sense in the region? >> well, the people here my boss my friends, my family they are more concerned about the people in charleston and that's where we feel like the focus needs to be is on those people. sorry. >> a train came by.

>> we still believe you are in the right time with the right place with us. we're thankful that you were listening yesterday. >> i can't hear. >> hey, debbie you are a hero in so many people. >> i'm sorry. >> that's okay. you've already done what you need to do. that was an act of just grace and strength and bravery and obedience to your god. i think it's pretty incredible what you did and we're all thankful you join us today. >> thank you, and i love "fox & friends." >> thank you very much for being one of the friends on "fox & friends." debbie dills, the woman who saw the killer in that hundyai and called her boss and he call the cops and the rest is history. >> and he is in jail. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, this isn't the only chaos in the world. let's talk iraq. you know it's plunging into chaos and we can't seem to be a workable plan. which presidential contender would make the best commander in

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welcome back. we have a fox news alert for you. breaking now, al qaeda now claiming a top terror leader was not killed and u.s. air strike the libyan jihadist was the target of an air strike over the weekend and was believed to have been killed. he was behind a 2013 attack in algae algeria who left 38 hostages dead. and the two prisoners are now on the 50-most wanted fugitive list. an additional $50,000 reward

being offered for their capture. >> our training efforts in iraq have thus far been slowed by alack of trainees. we simply haven't received enough recruits. of the 24,000 iraqi security forces we envisioned training this fall we've only received enough recruits to train about 7,000. >> we left them with 300,000, now we can't train more than 7. who out of the current presidential candidates would make the best commander in chief out of this tough situation? here to give us his perspective with his top three choices. former defense secretary under the clinton administration under bill clinton, former republican senator from maine and author of this brand-new book we're going to talk about, "collision" william cohen.

we have elisabeth here and the same old couch. as you look at the presidential field right now and you understand more than most what challenges we're dealing with who stands out among the 12 declared? >> well so far, and i say so far because it's hard to predict what will take place tomorrow but right now i would put jeb bush scott walker and john kasich. i happened to know john best because i worked with him in congress he's very well-informed on military affairs, defense issues to me he's more of a dark horse right now. he's not very well known but he's governor of ohio big state. >> he's going to be on our show a little bit later by the way. >> as you look at the field of candidates are you including hillary clinton as a potential? >> i did. >> why would she had not -- she not be in her top three? >> for republicans. >> she's --

>> when you have jeb bush as number one, is that correct? >> in terms of leading the group now, i would put him number one and kind of even with scott walker. >> why? >> just because, number one, he's a governor important state, and he's i think well versed in international affairs in terms of being aware of global issues but basically a governor -- governors tend to be much better. >> talk to us about collision. >> we're concern about it nasa is concerned about, and saying we have to identify actually millions of asteroids out there. the prediction is by the astro physician asifts that we're going to get a hit at some point. they can't tell you if it's tomorrow or a thousand years from now, just the inevitability of it we have to have a defense. >> do you know what june 30th is? >> it's the first asteroid

awareness day. we should read your book to find out, do we survive as a people? >> it depends on the size of the asteroid and how soon you detect it. if you can detect it years enough in advance, you can deflect it. but the problem is as the nasa administrator chuck bolden said. if you tell me three weeks, it's time to pray. we need to have years in advance to prepare for it and we're trying to do that now. other countries are as well. it's the defense of earth. because you have a mile long or three-mile asteroid coming at you, it's lights out. >> your book is called "collision." >> that's the one collision you don't want to avoid. >> thank you, secretary. coming up on high alert, nine people kill during bible study. now pastors across the country fearing for their lives. is it time to arm our clergies

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a fox news alert. the man accused of killing nine people during a rampage at south carolina in a church will appear in court today. >> meanwhile, the charleston community grieving trying to come up with -- to terms with the senseless tragedy. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> we're also learning a lot more about the innocent victims whose lives were taken too soon. >> ainsley earhardt who used to live in that neighborhood joins us live right now from charleston south carolina. ainsley. >> reporter: hey, steve. it's so surreal, all of my friends in charleston and my family in south carolina we can't believe this is happening in our state because it is such a tight community and such a community that just rallies around one another and loves one another. i did live on smith street which is a few blocks that way when i interned at the nbc affiliate. this is the church behind us where the shootings happened on wednesday. nine people killed here. you can see the flowers and wreaths and white bows representing those lives that were lost. today will be a bond hearing for the suspect. he is back here. he spent the night in jail here in charleston last night and we'll have a bond hearing at 2:00. we'll be reporting on that. we talked a lot about the suspect. let's talk about these victims because they were the ones doing the right thing. i want to start with the

reverend clementa pinckney, he was 41 years old, a state senator. leaves behind two kids and a wife. also there was reverend that rhonda coleman singleton. she was the mother a speech therapist. she was the track coach at goose creek, a local school here. her son attends southern charleston university. his entire baseball team met last night for a prayer vigil. >> love never feels. tonight, lord let him feel the love of jesus, when he feels the love of jesus, then he's feeling the love of his mother. >> another victim i want to talk about is taiwan za sanders, he died trying to save the live of his aunt. he was 26 years old. s his loved ones that he was trying to protect is susie

jackson, we hear from william gregory says she was like a mother to him. >> most of the people that were killed are people that i grew up with in the church. >> and you knew every single person who died all nine of them? >> every single one. that's out emanuel is. we're a very close-knit family. >> brian, elisabeth, steve, you can see this church is very close. he says the only way to get past this is to forgive. back to you. all right. she mentioned the reverend. apparently one of the reverends cousins told a news outlet they were told by a survivor at one point the reverend told this guy with the gun to stop it and the guy with the gun said i have to do it he went on to say, you rape our women and you are taking over our country and he's concerned about the women and he shot six of them in cold blood. >> right, because he wanted to start a new civil war in america. >> pure evil.

we have this fox news alert for you right now. security is being stepped up at churches across the country after a deadly shooting at an historic black church in south carolina that we've been talking about here and now in arizona, the county there sheriff is planning to send police officers to 60 churches with african-american congregations this sunday for fathers day. is this what we need to do to keep our churches safe now? tim mill ser a former secret service agent counterintelligence officer. thank you for being with us this morning on the end of this harsh news this wretched evil killing, churches are wondering what do we do to keep our people worshipping god safe and they are stepping it up. should pastors pack heat in church? >> well, elisabeth, that's a great question and i think first let me just express my deep sorrow over what happened in charleston and i'm praying for

them as well our nation is praying for them. i think it is time to take a fresh look at church security across our country. it's not the churches that we grew up in any more. we do have very real threats as we've seen across the country and i think it's time to look afresh and anew at how we protect our congregations, our children because it's not going to change in the near future. unfortunately, it's probably going to get worse. i think it is time to look. >> okay tim, somebody who is in the pulpit every sunday is bishop jackson. he had this to say about that yesterday. >> i would urge pastors and men in these churches to prepare to defend themselves. it's sad but i think we got to arm ourselves, at least have people in the church who are prepared to defend the church when women and children are attacked. >> one of the problems is that churches for the most

vulnerable. >> that is correct. i agree with the mass -- pastor. i have the privilege of traveling across the country and meeting some of these great pastors and to be honest i don't want them to have to worry about the security of their church and packing heat themselves themselves. i would love for good men and women across the country to rise up and help protect their congregations. there's some training involved but it starts with the condominium, a commitment of the leadership the recognition of the problem. i think the good news is across the country when good men and women stand, there can be some great results because they will be more engaged. >> that's true. it's pretty much the same thing in the schools. should we arm the teachers or should we get armed guards to protect the school? if you had to make a choice between training pastors and getting private security to work it what would you do? >> i think brian there's a good middle ground there. i think there is a need for professional security at some of these churches but i also think

there's a grassroots efforts within the church that can make the churches safer. i like to train congregations that church security is a team sport. everybody son the church security team. when you shift their mind sets then you have more resources brought to the battle. we need professional security and now's the time to do that. i think there's needs to be a fundamental mind set, churches are no longer places where we can no longer have security. it has to change. >> of course it would be great if they could hire private outfits. a lot of them don't have money. >> your hands are closed -- your hands open and your eyes closed. i think private security may be the answer.

>> qualified people i'm sure would step up and do this. anna kooiman knows the area very well and is helping us out this morning and getting ready for the fox and friends weekend. you have more news. i want to get to these news headlines. terrifying moments, a nwp -- nypd officer had to shoot a suspect who tried to slice him in the neck. the man whipped the officer with the knife. he opened fire. >> a day at the waterpark, 40 people getting sick at a popular waterpark in california. they are still trying to figure out how the chlorine chemical

was released. and the national director of the anti defamation league is given a big honor in new york city this week for his over 50 years of against the fight against anti semitism. >> it's his wisdom and kindness to jews and gentile alike which is his living legacy. he was a small child, he was in art class, the teacher said are you drawing god, the teacher said nobody knows what god looks like and he said they will in a minute. >> how do you like that for confidence? stepping down as national director of the ado after nearly 30 years of leading the organization are. those are your headlines. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. she was nearly in tears after the church massacre.

watch. >> explain to their kids how they can feel safe in church. >> how is she feeling this morning after the arrest and what she can tell us. south carolina governor nikki haley live next.

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as governor. >> it hands down was the toughest. the past couple of days not just for me but for the people of south carolina. i mean this is a devastating, devastating situation to deal with. it's never anything that we thought we were going to have to deal with but we're a strong prayerful state, we'll come together and we'll get through this. >> sure. governor practically speaking are people afraid to go to church now and if so, is security stepping at churches all across your area there? >> you know i mean it's something that we never thought we were going to have to talk about. going to a place of worship is a place that you are vulnerable. you forget the world for a while, you are there to focus and just think about god and all the blessings do you have. never do you think that you have to worry about walking into a church and being concern that something is going to happen. yes, it is conversations that moms like me are having with their sons which is what we had yesterday. we're having conversations with

our children for the first time about what that means. having said that i think conversations well change. i think you'll see churches in general start to have security start to have to do those things. it's a different day and time. >> governor,ic hear the voices in the background. president obama used that as an opportunity for us to be cognizant about gun control, at some point, it's going to be important for the american people to come to grips with it and how we think about the issue of gun violence collectively. >> apparently he's got a job today. my job is there are nine families who are incredibly hurt. there is a emanuel ame church family that's beside hem themselves the timing right now is not right for south carolina. the timing is to heal.

we have a suspect at hand. now we want to start the healing process. once we get through the healing process, i know there will be a lot of conversation. people so desperately during a time like this want something to blame, and the truth and the truth is there's a very evil kid out there that we need to blame and that's where the focus is. it wasn't on a thing. it was on a person. >> absolutely. >> i talked with my investigators yesterday, they said -- they looked pure evil in the eye. that's what we're talking about. is a kid that thought in a way that people in south carolina don't think. >> governor, a moment ago, you were talking about conversations people are having in the wake of this bad guy doing something terrible and you mentioned earlier you had a conversation with your son. if you don't mind what did you tell your son? because that's the conversation a lot of people need to have. >> well, it's an emotional conversation to have because you don't think you are going to have to have that with your son, but he wanted to know what we knew. he wanted to know why this happened and he said they were at bible study. on wednesdays in south carolina many families are at church and

so he wanted to know why this happened and what the reasoning was and i said you know all we can say is this is pure hate and that's not what you go into a church to do. you go into church to love and i will tell you if you saw south carolina today, there are hugs there are prayers, there are people just consoling each other. there is so much love in this state right now i could not be more proud. >> governor nikki haley, we thank you for your time with "fox & friends." >> thank you very much. we'll make it through it. thank you for your prayers. >> straight ahead, how much do democrats love hillary clinton? >> i like hillary. >> which part of her vast experience are you really impressed with? >> well i liked her for a long long time. >> i hit the streets yesterday to see what voters really know about all those candidates. watch.

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there are so many republicans running for president now, you've got to wonder can the average person on the street tell them apart -- not just from each other but people they see on tv in the movies. we went on the street in the segment we call deuce on the loose. >> people on this board are celebrities or politicians. >> um i don't know. >> you know the guys in the news

because this is a news a stand, right? any idea who that got is? >> no sorry. >> looks political. >> not rush limbaugh is it? >> no. >> any idea who that man is? >> bush. >> which one? >> jeb. >> that's bush jed. >> who would make the best president? >> jeff bush. >> he might be a good candidate. >> jeb bush? >> yeah why not? >> actor or politician. >> i don't know what to call him. >> he's running for president. >> i know that. >> does he have your vote? >> nope. >> of these on this board, who would be the best president? >> the donald. >> donald trump is going to be our next president. >> let's play actor or politician. politician politician, actor.

that's stuart varney. >> i watch fox news. >> that's dr. ben carson. >> should i know him? >> he's running for president. >> ben carson the brain surgeon. if you need brain surgeon, he's the guy you want. >> i thought he was on "grey's anatomy." >> rand paul. >> he wants to be sure we're not being watched with a drone. are you pro-drone? >> i don't know what a drone is. >> who would you vote for? >> i wouldn't vote until i was more informed. >> okay. welcome to america. >> who is that? >> he is from "scandal." >> no that's michael douglas. who's history are you studying?

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the strategy? let's think about that. >> she was watching fox and friends and the next minute spotted the deranged gunman on her way to work. >>ked over and saw the car and thought it was familiar. i wondered why. now i know it was from the photos posted. this is "fox & friends." the suspect this the charleston church massacre behind bars after opening fire inside the emanuel ame church murdering nine in cold blood.

those 911 calls you hear for the first time describe the horrific moments and what was happening inside the church. >> ainsley is live in charleston and has been following the the breaking developments on this. good morning to you. what do we know this hour? >> reporter: good morning. it's surreal to hear calhoun street. many of us reporting have grown up here. i know the street well. this is the church behind me. the suspect will be in court today. let me tell you what happened wednesday night in this church in the basement. look at the moments before the bullets started flying. we have video from snap chat. one of the victims before the victim was shot, the 26-year-old that just graduated from college. it shows the gunman at the table with a few others from the church in the bible study. then the guy after sitting there one hour praying with individuals and talking about

god, he stands up pulls out his gun and started venting about african-americans saying quote, you have taken over our country. i have to do what i have to do. his friends speaking out now. one friend he's close to says he's a racist. >> it was a racist thing. he told me that the black people was taking over the country and that he wanted it to be segregation. >> reporter: no one knows why he came to the charleston to do this. this is two hours from his hometown in south carolina. police searched the mom and dad's house. in the mom's house, they found anti-african-american in the kid's room and skin head paraphernalia as well. he planned the attacks six months ago. other friends say he was an avid

drug user popped pills a lot. he was picked up earlier this year for opium. back to you. >> ainsley on calhoun street in charleston thank you. >> debbie is a hero this morning. she stopped dylann roof's -- she spotted it on her way to work yesterday. she led police to his capture. she joined us earlier on the program. watch this. >> debbie, when you were driving, you remembered hearing something in the morning. what did you hear? where did you hear it? what did you see on the road? >> actually watching fox news "fox & friends" yesterday morning. i had paid close attention,

actually the night before when i heard about this shooting. my heart went out to those people there. i had -- i don't know why i paid closer attention. i'm calling it divine intervention. i believe god had a plan. i was driving to work running late. i actually looked over and seen the car. it looked familiar to me. i wondered why. it's because of pictures i seen on the news. i actually went past him and saw the south carolina tag on the back and white tag on the front of his car and bowl hair cut. >> that was the key. yesterday morning we didn't know what to make of the hair. we thought maybe it was a disguise a hair net. that was his actual hair cut. you pull along side him and realize that's him as you're driving down highway 74. what did you do? >> well i got a little nervous,

i'll be honest with you. i'm not a hero. i'm not brave. i got a little nervous. i just started talking to the lord about it. i got off and -- i got off the exit to come into kings mountain and thought what if it really was him? i wasn't sure and didn't want to get anybody else in trouble or be overreacting. i call add my boss. he said we need to call somebody. he got on the phone with the kings mountain police. he stayed on the phone with me and told me to get back on the interstate -- the 74 bypass. that's what i did. i was able to catch up to him, get behind him and get his tag number. the police kings mount and shelby county caught him within a couple of minutes. >> when beside him did he look

nervous, like he was on the run? anything strange occur? >> no. he wasn't doing anything out of the ordinary. just looked like a young man. >> do you ask god, why me? why here? why me god? why am i the hero? >> oh i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me. if we are a willing vessel he can use us. we've got to open our hearts and minds. i don't know why he chose me and todd and us to do this but he's got to be glorified in all, in everything. he's going to get the glory one way or the other. i hope it's through me. i hope he's pleased with me. i want him to be pleased with me more than anything else. >> in the right place at the right time. debbie in front of the flower shop in north carolina. if you want to know what's going

on on the ground we are joined now from that area. give us your experience of all places you've done and been. what was it like? >> good morning to you brian, steve, elisabeth. it was a situation so different from baltimore where baltimore was motivated by rage and rage took an ugly turn to greed and anarchy and burning and destruction and and hatred ruling the day. this was a much different community here in charleston. charleston is stricken. black and white alike, this is a community torn by this hateful racist act. there's no doubt this young man was motivated by deep seeded hatred premeditated plan. i think of him as a racist.

he came here to the oldest church in the south. he sat here pretending to care about their faith about their bible study. all the time looking them in the eye knowing he had the .45-caliber on him. as soon as he thought the moment was right he would pull it and at point blank range shoot, shoot and shoot again. to leave survivors to they could tell people what motivated this deadly attack. >> what is your take on his friends coming forward now. his roommate for a year said he was big into segregation, wanted to start a civil war. he said he was going to do something like that and kill himself. we're hearing this now on the back end. >> you know at first it's

interesting elisabeth -- at first this reminded me most of the alabama church bombing where four little girls, people that remember history remember they were blown apart by klans men as they tried to go to church. the more i thought about this bizarre scheme this plot of this young man he wanted an act so hideous he would generate a race war a, it reminded me most of hector. that's what this kid was trying to model himself after. >> it seems anybody that knew him over the last couple months said he told me this and sounded

disturbed and he was a racist. they're also saying i probably should have said something to somebody about it. a lot of people out there do say racist things from time to time. at what point do you call somebody and say you need to talk to this guy? >> you know steve, i see it more basically than that. here is a kid obviously going through, you know this terrible death spiral into a malignant violent racism. he was busted twice on narcotics charges, loitering and trespassing as he approached his 21st birthday. arrested banned from the mall. he dropped out of high school. what happens in the household? his father gives him for his 21st birthday a .45. how do you see your son

spiraling into dysfunction, racist dysfunction and everything filled with hatred and as a gift for turning 21 years on the line, you giveld you give him a .45. >> that's looking at the big and is small picture. he looks like an evil killer n. the big picture they try to make this about race in america and guns in america. where should this go? on irresponsible parents -- >> he's 21. he's not a child. if someone gives an adult a gun, knife, car, all those are considered weapons. a peaceful person would not kill and harm nine people. the father giving the kid a gun. he's 21 years old. >> where do you think it goes? >> before we get into the fourth amendment argument we agree we don't want people on the no fly

terror list to get guns. we don't want people that have beaten their spouses to get guns. we don't want unbalanced unhinged dysfunctional introverted children to have the means like adam lanza did in connecticut perpetrate violence. this is black and white together a community trying to heal itself. this was a racist act. people are responding in a way for all people. for all people of all colors. last night black and white stood together here. it was tremendously heartening to see how they're attempting to heal this awful wound. >> thank you. >> great work. thanks. coming up straight ahead, some now are calling for more gun control after the massacre. >> once again, innocent people were killed in part because

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were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. at some point we as a country have to reckon with the fact this type of violence does not happen in other countries. >> ame church member weighing in. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> after the president said thoserd wos s words, you got on twitter angry. >> this is terrorism at its worst point. for the president, which i'm most liberal person to appear on fox, i was so disappointed on him bringing in the gun control argument based on what happened. this is about hate that a person had in their heart that is so dark and miserable. for him to go in and take those lives, this is far from gun control. this is internal. >> the president said some day

we're going to wake up and realize this doesn't happen in other advanced countries. there's a long list but we've looked at advanced nation this has happened. in norway that guy killed 77. that's an advanced edadvance edd nation. in paris, "charlie hebdo" where the brothers killed 12. the list goes on and on. >> right. like i said i'm probably most liberal on this network. the issue on gun control i have a problem for it being framed by some pushing it. with this type of situation, if a person wanted to get a gun, they will get it. bad guys already have the guns. hah others are trying to do is keep the good guys from having guns and jump through hoops to get them. we have to start addressing what

this issue is. it's domestic terrorism, racist. those are things we need to heal ourselves to get beyond this. >> your message to the president is? >> let's talk about the racism issue involved in this tragedy. i'm from birmingham alabama. just like the 16th street bombing that brought people together. this can bring people together and have conversations that are crucial to have the country go forward. >> thank you. e-mail us what you think. wait inuntil you hear what wasn't fired and might have been maybe. she dreamed of joining the army but couldn't because she was going blind. that all changed a few years ago. >> a donor who wishes to remain

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. this is pure hate. that's not what you go into a church to do. you go to church to love. if you saw south carolina today,

there are hugs there are prayers, there are people just consoling each other. there is so much love in this state right now, i could not be more proud. >> fox news alert. south carolina governor haley joining us earlier to discuss the tragic pass consider in her state. >> she says this morning the killer should face the death penalty. accused killer dylann roof opened fire killing nine wednesday night at the emanuel ame church. he was caught 250 miles away many north carolina on a highway. >> joining us now, ainsley in charleston. >> reporter: this sidewalk is full of reporters now. looks like the fbi lab bguys are

here. last night this tape was down so people could light candles and leave flowers. there's a bow for every one of the victims. ministers walked down the sidewalk after a vigil at a church close by. they drop had the off and prayed a ed as a group. we talked about the suspect. i want to tell you who some of the individuals were. obviously the one we talk about most the reverend. he was so instrumental at this church clementa pinckney. he was 48 years old, youngest state senator in the state of south carolina. he had two kids and a wife. he leaves behind two kids and is a wife. and also a grand who was 70 years old. she worked for this church 30 years. her grandson says she was the heart of the family. also reverend singleton.

she was a high school track coach, high school speech therapist, 45 years old. her son goes to charleston southern university. the baseball got together last night and had a prayer vigil. take a look. >> love never fails. let him feel the love of jesus. when he feels the love of jesus, he's feeling the love of his mother. >> my mom was a god-fearing woman. she loved everybody with all her heart. >> there was also sander who is died trying to protect his aunt. he was 26 years old, graduated from allen university last year in business university. he was related to suzie jackson. she was considered the mom of the church. we talked to william gregory

that knew all nine victims and grew up in the church. take a listen. >> most of the people that were killed are people i grew up with in the church. >> you knew every person that died all nine. >> every single one. that's how emanuel is. we're a close knit family. >> reporter: the suspect spent the night behind bars in jail here in charleston. he will be in court today at 2:00 p.m. brian, elisabeth, steve, we're not sure if this will be a federal or state case. it's up to the federal government if they want to take over. >> thanks. we'll check in again. 23 minutes now to the top of the hour. what was going on in thef dylann roof? joining us forensic psychiatrist dr. wellner. people say why didn't the friends say something? this guy was talking about starting a civil war, about being racist. were there clues here people should have picked up on?

>> it's easy for us in hindsight to get caught up in how things can be prevented. it's important to realize a mass killer decides he's going to strike long before it happened. that's why a father could give him a gun. friends could hear things but not place them together. racism is widespread but racism that's homicidal is different. keep in mind he's invested in keeping it quiet. when someone is invested in keeping quiet -- even if you're his doctor you're not going to necessarily see what he's going to do. >> you worked on these type cases in the past. there's apparently a story out this morning the initial target was not the church.

it was going to be the nearby college of charleston. what this guy was after is being famous. >> the mass killingererkill canner is someone looking for relevance. look at person like gabby gifford and history of her shooting. it's remarkable. she was the accessible victim. >> she was famous. >> she was certainly famous. all forensics are local. she was famous there. the state senator walked in and wanted to sit next to the pastor. the best clues for a mass killing is who are the first victims. where did it start? you take an institution that's a church a symbol. take someone who's a prominent

individual. it's not just mass killing, it's assassination. >> he wanted his story to be told. he set someone free to tell the story. >> this is where it becomes complicated with race issue. of course it's a hate crime. the killer is about get ago tension to himself. he knows if we have this national dialogue ultimately we're talking about him. the killer recognizes if i wrap this ideology around myself some people will identify with us and i'll play to them. i'll be their hero. >> he looks like adam from columbine, adam lanza in connecticut, james holmes. they look like something is

wrong. do you look at him the same way? >> he's full of hatred. a person pull of hatred has an emptiness and baringness. that's the common denominator. some are sick. some are hateful. >> what's the key from stopping them from attacking? >> look, this is a cultural crime. it is happening in the united states much more than elsewhere. it's not a gun issue. it's because we socially insenty vise it. someone that watches this program -- 99% that watch this is going to be repulsed. 1% says hey, i've got a beef and been thinking about killing for a long type. they're going to talk about me. i'm going nowhere. that's the frightening aspect of this crime and why it repeats itself. what puck do is focus on

victims. while we were sitting around a couple nights ago, these people were praying for his sole. when a person is potentially on death row, the last people off that ship are people in the church. they'll come pray for him when his family gives up. that's the irony. folks that want to save the world are victimized. >> don't talk about the bad guy. talk about the people. >> make them like chris kyle. no one remembers chris kyle but remember his life. >> check out the research at www.depravitystandard.org. this guy t fourth arrested this week alone for wanting to help isis. breaking detail as in the live report next.

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chopping block, sabrina, a journalist that wrote that widely spread assault story. the editor that oversaw her work managed to keep his job. a local university called it a journalistic failure there. you're not going to believe this. another fox news inspired terrorist. years before he was apparently radicalized by islamic terrorists. teresa from fox 5 is in new york. i'm tossing out to you a talking about another isis want-to-be or actually became an isis guy. what's going on? >> reporter: yesterday you were asking me how does the fbi take

down the person. today we have more details about this guy. his name is samuel who lived here with his parents. hooesz he's accused of providing support for terrorist group isis. let me give you details. fbi was tipped off by a concerned friend that realized topaz was becoming more and more radical. the friend feared he would quote, do something stupid. he went to the fbi. they found he was influenced by other people other terror suspects mainly the guy we told you about from queens saleh. he was attempting to go to middle east to fight with isis. he wanted $7,000 and promise of four wives. his friend tried to prevent him from getting on the flight going overseas.

his friend did everything to stop him. got to give him credit for realizing his intuition and realizing something wasn't write. police found these pictures posted on facebook. he believed he would be an assassin. a lot of disturbing details. we expect more arrests in the days ahead. >> thank you very much. i know you'll be there. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. the mannings may be the most famous father and sons team in all of sports. what's the best advice eli got from his son? we have that next. i've got word they're in the building. that's behind the scenes. on this day in 1965 "i can't help myself" the top song in america. they rehearsed before they sang that.

they're probably the most recognizable father son trio in sports. peyton and eli wearing hats. guess who's to my immediate left? their bond was caught on camera throughout their life. they gave meaning to family faith, football. they're here to add to this. welcome to the couch. >> great to be here. >> first time i seen him practice.

they looked good. finished strong last day of off season practice. >> let me ask you about father's day. how you going to spend it? >> we're in town and going to spend with eli and abby and their three girls. >> because eli is your fayevorite son? >> he's the baby. my crew is so spread out. we've got to pick one and go. we'll have everybody together in a month for our football camp. we're glad to be here and looking forward to father's day. >> i figured out -- i thought my parents were coming to visit me. they're coming to see the grand kids. that's okay. >> i understand. who has the special father's day gift for fathers. gillette has a shave club? >> yeah. we've got the box. we got one for each of you. gillette shave club.com.

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modern technology. i had the big thing -- i looked like channel 2. >> why was that so important to tape these guys? >> i just thought -- i had this big camera and investment. i thought i'm going to do it. >> look at all the memories. is that the proudest of all you've done being a dad? >> yeah. family. we always talk about priorities faith and family. so yeah. >> have a great father's day. beautiful family. >> congratulations to you eli. >> three little girls. >> can't forget about cooper. >> coop has three. >> great to see you. love having the manning family with us. happy father's day to you both. >> thank you. still ahead. one minute she was watching "fox & friends." next she spotted this deranged gunman and killer on her way to work. watch. >> i looked over and seen the car and it looked familiar. i wondered why. now i realize it's because of

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good morning to you. today is friday june 19th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert. just hours from thousand the suspect in that church massacre set to appear in court on charges that he murdered nine people as they prayed. we get a glimpse inside the house of worship moments before evil was unleashed. >> the president wasting no time to hit talking points. >> once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had month trouble getting

their hands on a gun. >> some feel it was too soon to po lit size what happened. we'll talk to lindsey graham next. one minute she was watching "fox & friends." the next she spotted the deranged gunman on the road. >> i saw the car and it looked familiar. it was because of pictures posted on the news. >> may i mention "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ we've got a fox news alert for you now. a killer captured. the suspect in the charleston church massacre due in court later today. police sadiey that dylann roof went

on a rampage murdering nine in cold blood. >> ainsley is live in charleston and has been following breaking developments including what he confessed to police. great work there ainsley. what do we know now? >> reporter: he confessed. we're told by the public information office for the police department here that he wants to start a race war. that goes along side what his friends are saying that he wanted to start a civil war, planning this attack six months. as we were starting this i saw a family walking up with flowers. i assume they're going to put them down. the city of charleston is grieving now because nine were killed in the basement of this church you see behind me at bible study wednesday. as we look at moments before the bullets started to fly, i want to show you a snap chat video one of the victims put on social media. the gunman is sitting at the

able on the right side. after sitting there an hour he started venting about african-americans saying quote, you're taking over our country. i have to do what i have to do. he pulls out a gun and killed nine. what's ironic about this this is the church community, reverend people there welcomed him in. the state senator says he's not surprised. >> those people are the kindest people you'll want to meet. didn't surprise me they would welcome anybody and take the opportunity to share their own love. >> the suspect's uncle said the father gave him the gun for his 21st birthday in april. the mother we're hearing from are friends, is that she did not approve of a that and wanted to take the gun from him. joe meek long time friend of the suspect, said his friend is racist. listen. >> it was a race thing.

he told me that -- i mean that the black people was taking over the country. that he wanted it to be segregation. >> reporter: police found anti-african-american videos in the mom's house and suspect's bedroom and skin head fair if iitems. >> debbie spotted his car and her tip led police to capture him. she joined us earlier to tell the story. >> watching fox news "fox & friends," yesterday morning. i paid close attention the night before when i heard about the shooting. my heart went out to those

people there. i don't know why i paid closer attention the. i'm calling it devine intervention. i was driving to work running late. i looked over and seen the car. it looked familiar to me and i wondered why. now it's because of pictures i seen on the news. i actually went past him. i seen the south carolina tag on the back of it and seen the white tag on the front of of his car and bowl hair cut. i'm not a hero and not brave. i got nervous. i was able to catch up with him, get his tag number. the police and shelby city police caught him in a matter of minutes. >> if you missed her complete interview, we're going to replay it. it is terrific. in about five minutes. joining us is lindsey graham u.s. senator there running for president. senator graham thank you for

joining us live today. in the department i know you were familiar knew the pastor murdered. i understand you have a family connection to this dylann roof who's the suspect in this case. >> yeah apparently my niece emily was in 8th grade english with him and went to high school with him a while. >> what has she told your family about him? >> darlene texted me yesterday that emily knew the guy. everyone thought he was on drugs, just a real strange kid. >> he dropped out in ninth grade and lived a reckless life. we hear from friends he started talking about racism trayvon martin and wanting to take the country back. we know the horrific act he took. as we look at what's happening to south carolina and your town what do you take from this

besides grieving taking place and forensics that go to work? what's the big picture to come out of this? >> how solid people are in charleston how understanding they are of what this is about. it's not about charleston. do we still have racial problems in this country? absolutely. this guy doesn't represent anything more than being a sick twisted 21-year-old. if his goal was to start a race riot he failed miserably. everyone is grieving together. >> yes, they are. other states along with south carolina are praying for everybody there. let me ask you this. yesterday president obama and hillary clinton started to po lit size the shooting calling for gun control sayings other countries don't deal with the gun violence when he see here. what do you have to say about b

this? >> at the end of the day, now is not the time in my view to talk about solutions to a problem politically. now is time to focus on individual family members in the community. to his credit president obama called yesterday offering sympathies. i appreciate had the. fbi has been very helpful to south carolina law enforcement. the mayor of charleston was complimentary of the fbi. i want to be here with the community. this is where i need to be. i hope we talk a little about the people killed not just the shooter. they were incredible people. the pastor senator pinckney i've known for a long time. every time you walked in a room he would smile. >> it's nice you remember them. we have been repeating their name on the channel. >> thank you. >> we thank you very much. we know you're busy, down thereo talk to constituents. thank you from charleston, south

carolina. >> absolutely. you see a the mother of the baseball player and and team surrounding him there in prayer. you think, at first people are saying this is going to be the next ferguson. it has lifted prayer hope on the heels of this. >> as long as no one from the outside goes in and starts to rattle the whole situation. nine minutes after the top of the hour. there's other news today. we are joined by heather. >> first up the first american woman to be named executive at toyota is under arrest for allegedly importing oxycodone. company officials denied she tried to illegally smuggle the drugs. she remains in police custody.

now on the u.s. marshal 15 most wanted list. david sweat and richard matt have been on the loose. the man married to joyce mitchell is considering filing for divorce. mitchell is accused of plotting to help the two escape and murdering her husband. special honor for an american hero. chris kyle honorhonored. the late navy seal served four years in iraq. it's considered the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. those are your headlines. >> texas medal of honor, nice. coming up we told you about this. a woman on her way to work

spotted the deranged gunman. she recognized him because we showed the picture of him and his car on "fox & friends." >> i seen the south carolina tag on the back of it and seen the white tag on the front of his car and bowl hair cut. >> up next you'll hear more from that woman florist turned hero who followed his car 35 miles. he's in jail because of her. is john kasich getting ready to enter the 2016 presidential race? we'll ask him when he joins us. first -- >> taking the "fox & friends" concert stage. they're playing now. it's called "gunwild." ♪ ♪

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a fox news alert now. suspected south carolina gunman is in police custody this morning because of the heroic actions of one woman, a north carolina florist. >> we told you about debbie earlier. she called police when she recognized roof's car and drove behind him 35 minutes, following him until police arrested him. >> she joined us earlier on this program. here's her story. >> debbie when you were driving, you remembered hearing something in the morning. what did you hear? where did you hear it? what did you see on the road? >> actually watching fox news "fox & friends" yesterday morning. i had paid close attention. actually the night before when i heard about the shooting. my heart went out to those people there. i don't know why i paid close attention. i'm calling it divine intervention.

i believe god had a plan. i was driving to work running late. i actually seen -- looked over and seen the cash. i f it it looked familiar and i wondered why. now i know it's because of pictures on the news. i seen the south carolina tag and white tag on the front and bowl hair cut. >> that was the key. yesterday morning we didn't know what to make of the hair. we thought maybe it was a disguise hair cut. that was his actual hair cut. you pull along side him and realize that's him as you drive down highway 74. what did you do? >> well i got a little mervenervous. i'm not a hero and not brave. i got nervous. i started talking to the lord about it. i got off the exit and started

to come to kings mountain. i started thinking what if that really was him. i didn't want to overreact. i called my boss. he said we need to call somebody. we stayed on the phone with me told me to get back on 74 bypass. i was able to catch up with him and get his tag number. kingss mount police and shelby county caught him within a couple minutes. >> when you looked in and saw him, besides the hair cut did this guy look nervous as if he was on the run? anything strange occur to you? >> no. he wasn't doing anything out of the ordinary. he looked like a very young man. >> do you ask god, why me? why here? why me god?

why am i the hero? >> i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me. if we are a willing vessel he can use us. we've got to open our hearts and minds. i don't know why he chose me and todd and us to do this. he's got to be glorified in all, in everything. he's going to get the glory one way or the another. i hope it's through me. i want him to be pleased with me more than anything else. >> debbie dills watching "fox & friends" yesterday and saw the shot. she was along side him and realized that's him. the whole time she's wondering, i wonder if he saw me? she said she was scared. she acted bravely. >> she stayed behind him 35 minutes. >> now he is in jail. next up on the run down,

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now for something different. >> much different. pixar releasing a new film today. it's the little voices inside your head. >> ever look at someone and wonder what's going on inside their head? >> we're going to find out what's happening. signal the husband. >> joinings us now with his review fox news contributor and founder of nerd tears.com, kevin mccarthy. hey kevin. >> how you doing today? >> we're great. >> i heard this transends everything according to pixar.

>> the first being first "toy story." this film basically deals with an 11-year-old girl named riley moving from minnesota to san francisco with her family. the emotions she goes through while moving. here's the unique part of this. we're inside her brain and dealing with five major emotions she's going through. joy, sadness, anger, trust. you have a group of actors. it's a movie that transends boundaries so it's for adults and kids. pixar developed a an idea to make quality movies for adults and kids. that's what this movie is. a lot of volkswagens hit for the adults, go over the kid's aheads. everybody in the film is up to par. it's brilliant. animations are gorgeous. i found myself holding back

tears for a lot of the movie. the director is a doctor. >> all of these a adjectives you clearly loved it. that is why you gave it five stars? >> yeah. this is my second five out of five out of over 70 movies. first "mad max." >> got to take the kids. >> i can't wait until i'm a parent. >> i wish you could talk to some of the stars. >> maybe a mom. >> i speak to amy poehler about how it changed her outlook on being a mother. check it out. >> this gives me a tool, a way to talk to boys about how they're feeling. you can't sit your kid down like how are you feeling? it doesn't work like that.

they're able to talk and express how they feel by using characters. they will say i feel like sadness today or act add like anger today at school. >> they're saying that to you? >> yeah. >> that's cool. they're six and four. >> these characters do this for them. >> first favorite since wall-e. it's up there with toy story and all those movies. i liked "monster university." didn't care for "brave" much. >> kevin, in itf it makes you cry -- >> if you want to see a grown man cry, last 30 minutes. i'm done devastated. amazing. real tears. >> we don't get that. "inside out" new film that start

this is weekend. issue for joining us from the la bureau. >> what a good guy. coming up next charleston south carolina leaning on faith to get them through. we're going there live in a few moments with a nun leading the community in today healing process. >> that's right. is kasich getting ready to join the already-crowded prez deshl presidential race? we'll have that coming up. >> the father's day conversation starts here on "the real story" today at 2:00. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild

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a fox news alert. the charleston community is

trying to come together to mourn the lives. >> reporter: we were talking to you 30 minutes ago and saw a group of nuns to come up to place flowers. they brought bibles to pray for individuals. this sister enough to talk to us. her friends left. why are you here? why did you feel the necessity to come down? >> we're here to show solidarity to people regardless of their faith and belief. also to pray for those who have gone to the lord with such a terrible since canincident that happened. to show the world we are not here to kill each other. we're here to love and help each other and support each other. i always like to quote pope francis all the time in his talks that we have to come to a day we all could walk side by

side without discriminating and without hate. to love each other and help each other in whatever happens in our life. we want to tell the people that we also have in our chapel in kings street. we have a book and media store. whoever is listening may come to pray when they're in charleston. this beautiful city of love. >> reporter: beautiful. live for us in front of emanuel ame church sending a beautiful message. become back to you. 27 minutes before the top of the hour there's other news. we turn now to anna. >>s aconspireing since tore want to be terrorist. you're looking at topaz during his days at fort lee high school in new jersey years before he allegedly turned extreme. the 21-year-old is the fourth arrest in the new york city bomb

plot. he's accused of inspiring where four other men. he had plans to travel overseas to join the terror group. a fun day at a water park ends with dozens being rushed to a water park. moesz kids suffering sore throats and vomiting in what mark officials think was a clear reen leak. they're trying to figure out t what caused the chemical to be released. no more robo calls. the nation's phone companies have the go ahead to block unwanted foin calls and text messages. that's if the customer asks that service. last year 215,000 complaints were given to fcc. those are your headlines.

>> fcc sign me up now. sign us all up. >> please. blanket across all of us. >> we lost our news anchor flee and a half minutes. she left with the baby. i didn't think you were coming back. >> i was like oh i have a job to do. >> a baby can do that to you. >> anna was busy raising a child. i had the chance to talk to the governor and asked will he be the 13th guy to get in the gop race? take a listen. >> he had harsh words for mexico he defended on our show. mexico is sending not their best and not their finest. we're getting drug dealers, sex offenders and tremendous problems. >> will this alienate potential

voters? does donald trump hurt himself with a statement like that? do you back him up? >> we need to protect our border. a lot of people have come in. hardworking god fearing family people. when we do checks and these people have been charged with a crime, they need to be desportported. >> jeb bush said a couple days ago i'm in. second thing he did was go to "the tonight show." >> so he went on and had a good time slow jamming the news other. much like president obama has. is that something presidential kasich could do? >> if fallon wants me to slow

jam the news i'll be glad to show up and do it. part of this process is you got to have a little bit of fun. it's a very serious job and difficult process. at the end of the day, if you can't get a little joy out of it there's no point to doing it. >> i've got to ask you. first off in the battle ground states you trail 48-35. in ohio can't believe the numbers. seven point advantage. what does that mean to you? >> i guess they still like me in ohio. i hope so brian. i love the people of ohio. it's nice to receive that kind of support. here's what we do know. if you can't win ohio, you can't be president. i wanted to do something -- a loot of times when i interview coaches and players preseason, i

got strengths and weaknesses. i said i'm going to interview the governor. tell me what you think. he says if he gets in he's a top candidate. however in the past criticism is he has not been disciplined. are this right in saying that? >> when was the last time we balanced the federal budget? when man walked on the moon. the if you didn't have budget you couldn't get that done. we're up 347,000 job zps most amount of tax cuts in the country. how could you do that if you didn't have discipline? >> i said tell me his greatest liability at opposition research. he says the biggest liability has to be from the policy standpoint expansions of medicaid in ohio. he goes i don't think that will resinate with republicans when it comes to obama care. some said you use the term

medicated expansion which was almost un-christian like. >> i never said that. i said faith plays an important part of my life. if you read the old and new testament, i said hah and stand by hah. when huff congressional experience you're a pivotal factor. military experience private sector experience, running one of the most important states in the country. that's a unique resume. the record is there for attorney see it. amateur hours are over. it's time to pick somebody that can go in and knows how to get the job done. >> that hour is over. >> fantastic interview. i asked him, will you get in before july 4th? he said i will not answer that question. i'll be shocked if he doesn't get in. >> where can we see that?

>> whole thing is on the radio or "fox & friends".com. one of the biggest contemporary acts right now taking home three awards a couple weeks ago. i was there. they are playing now. "it's not over get" for the concert series. we see a lot of prayers lifted up for south carolina. great cloud looking at them. luke angel, small bones. massive following. go to instagram and twitter. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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fox news alert. the charleston church massacre and capture of the alleged perpetrator has unleashed a wave of emotions in all of us. sadness, deep loss, confusion, an area. what else does it say about who we are and where we go from here? peter johnson jr. joining us. he was senior advisor to the first african-american mayor of new york city. you've been thinking about this. >> i have been. we agree the nine men and women lost in charleston are not victims. they are american heroes. you know why? they embraced this inclusive,

open trusting america without barriers. they invited this serial murder killer mad man, drug addict whatever he is. scripture goes back to leviticus and matthew welcoming the stranger. this is american values where we say this is not a segregated country. there are no barriers. blacks whites all kinds of folks live, work place and transport with each other and minister to each other. they trusted and died as heroes as legislators, as civic workers, as ministers, people committed to charleston and this country. that's the message of america. this vile man wanted a civil

war. what he will get is stability and community and america coming together that's the message today. it's not politics. it's grieving and loss that brings us together in a way that does credit and honor to these martyrs to a cause. they are heroes. >> as we learn more about what happened that night apparently this guy showed up at the door. they didn't know who he was at 8:00. he asked where's the preacher? i want to sit next to him. he sat next to the preacher. >> they did not say leave here now. they did not say you are not welcome. they said you're welcome to be part of this ministry. they died nine heroic american heroes. >> nine images where the american heeroes your talking

about. one took a picture. you can see on the screen right, the one white guy. that's the killer. >> they need to continue the way they lived and the way they died. >> sanders used his phone to get that snap chat. haunting image. >> thank you very much. up next the moment we've been waiting for today as we switch geeshs. the big performance from "for king and country" christian band. let's check in with bill for a preview of what happens in 12 minutes. >> we could use music today. good morning. there was a court appearance for the killer in charleston. the governor saying he should get the death penalty. there's breaking news on an isis inspired person in the u.s.

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bringing everybody to you? >> the last 48 hours we walked through charleston. we have hope. we all try to numb yourselves often a, but we're all on a desperate search for hope. song that's point i have people -- any accolade or encouragement. we're doing that. >> as i stand here, you want to get closer to i joel and luke. i don't think it's a coincident you are here on the stage when charleston is asking america for prayers. you joined shoulders so people there feel lifted. you're going to play another

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