er. >> that's right. i want a girl so i can have bows in her air. >> i think you are going to have a little girl. >> because i'm growing everywhere. they say that's the girl. >> you are glowing. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning to you. it's monday june 22nd i'm elisabeth hasselbeck a fox news alert now. prayers for healing. 20,000 people showing unity in charleston as the emanuel ame church reopens its doors but now the debate over the confederate flag turning political and one candidate not weighing in. why hillary clinton may be keeping quiet about this. and it could be the hottest lead yet. brand-new clues in the hunt for those two prison fugitives. how their dna was just found in a cabin just 24 hours before the cops got there. the latest developments as authorities try to close in on the cold-blooded killers. they might not have gone too

far. meanwhile, then do you see anything wrong with this photo? a gunpointing at ted cruz's face. apparently the associated press did not. how it got out and why the ap is now backtracking this morning. we'll tell you there is somewhat of of an apology. let me just add this. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we need the plural we need hound dogs. there ain't nothing like three brand-new breeds of hound dogs that have been accepted at the american kennel club and they are in our green room. thankfully we have a plether kouth in there. >> we're going to introduce you to these three new breeds. >> it's good they get along. there's harmony in the green

room. >> what happiness about ainsley earhardt? >> she's going to join us in just a little bit. she actually returned from charleston south carolina. her home state. we begin with this fox news alert. >> the charleston community coming together to grieve yesterday. hundreds of people packing the emanuel church since the first service since the gunman murdered nine innocent people in hate. >> ainsley joins us now with some of those details. what she saw and where we're going. >> it was an incredible, emotional service. the church opened four days after the shooting rampage. ♪ ♪ >> hundreds of people packing those pews joining together in prayer and in song with a focus on forgiveness.

♪ >> our spirits may have been crushed but we're not broken by any means, standing taller knowing god. you will never, ever leave us alone. >> hundreds more stayed outside of that church singing along as speakers on the street broadcast that service. hours later, a stunning scene across charleston's ravenel bridge as many as 20,000 including my sister who was in the group, to honor the people who were killed. >> all said and done everybody is the same. >> it's a good feeling. warm warm feeling, that southern hospitality that we pride ourselves on. >> we're learning brand-new details about the accused gunman a survivor inside the church said dylann roof tried to kill himself but ran out of bullets. he was arrested 250 miles away from charleston south carolina.

we thank you very much. >> now everybody is talking about what it means, you talk about racism. they are also talking about the confederate flag and the role it plays. in the northeast, you don't get up and think what are they doing in south carolina what are their traditions and why are they keeping it alive but i was shocked to see the confederate flag was still flying there. >> interestingly enough the bridge they walked over that bridge is named arthur ravenal bridge after a lawmaker who was a vocal confederate flag sporter, so it's really sparking a debate there. you have joe riley, the mayor of charleston says the confederate flag needs to be removed. politicians are forced into the debate voicing their opinion.

>> it comes up every four years. jeb bush his position was very clear. he said my position on how to address a confederate flag is clear. in florida, we acted moving the flag to the state grounds to a museum where it belongs. mitt romney said over the week the confederate flag at the south carolina capitol. to many it is a symbol of racial hate dread, remove it now to honor #charleston victims. >> here's the thing about the flag it used to fly over the capitol dome itself but then a number of years ago, a democrat governor brokered a negotiation where they moved it to a memorial. they have a variety of memorialize on the statehouse grounds to the fallen heroes on the battlefield. it's part of their history. lindsey graham said it is part of who we are. >> let's talk about what is going on with the republican

candidates. should they be weighing in on this or not? is this a state issue? here's rick santorum and mike huckabee. >> i take no position that the federal government has no role in it. this is a decision that needs to be made in south carolina. >> it's not an issue for me. that's an issue for the people of south carolina. >> if the people of south carolina want to continue to fly that flag on the statehouse grounds it's up to them. they also know at the same time they are open for widespread criticism across much of the country from the mainstream media. >> i think in everyone's heart they know what the right thing to do is. one person who is quiet is hillary clinton on this. she's been your honor on this. this might be why. it could be because bill

clinton, her husband signed a law honoring the design it was act 116 that stated the blue stars in the flag the blue star above the word arkansas is to commemorate the confederate states of america. >> that's when bill clinton was the governor of arkansas and they honored the flag the confederacy. then in 2000 during the election cycle, when once again, he wasn't running, but the confederate flag became an issue, the white house all but admitted that clin continue -- clinton did little to remove the confederate elements of the arkansas flag. >> i don't think she has any problem going against her husband and what happened in the 80s or 90s because she's already gone back a lot. >> she's in a tough spot in the light of what happened in south

carolina. >> '87 either if he was for it or against it i don't think she would have a speech my husband is against it or for it the way she's flipped on what president clinton has done in the 90s more toward to what president obama is doing in 2015. >> let's hear about it. certainly all the republicans are being held to account for it so let's see. meanwhile, we've got some images of the way the associated press -- which is a news aggregator has portrayed -- over the week, this came out, ted cruz, senator from texas was in iowa and the associated press photographer charlie negerdol captured this around the images. the way charlie moved his camera and focused it and cropped it it looks like that revolver is aiming right at ted cruz's head. >> it sure does.

the event was called celebrate the second amendment. it was saturday afternoon. when you look at this photo, everyone knows you have to move yourself up and down to change the focus of it. five of the photos published by the ap included images of guns seen on a wall in the background so that it appeared a pistol was pointed at his head. >> we've not heard from him. again, this is something he's going to be able to answer to right away. his dad was out campaigning for him. they say he is his best surrogate surrogate. >> that picture shows you the objectivity of the media. the associated press to say we didn't do anything wrong. if you were to take that image of ted cruz with a revolver at

his head and you replace him with barack obama, i bet you, they will not put it out. if they did put it out, the photo editor would be fired instead, we get the president with that logo behind him looks like he has a halo. >> where was that from? >> if you google president obama and halo about 50 pictures show up. >> let us know what you think and the intention behind it. good morning, stephen, and brian, i hope you had a grade fathers day. we start out with a fox news alert and a shift in the search for two escaped inmates in upstate new york. right now, police are back near the clinton correctional facility focusing on a hunting cabin where police reportedly found dna evidence from the convicts inside or around that

cabin. that could indicate that richard matt and david sweat were in the area we're told within the last few days possibly. in the meantime officers are still out in full force. 300 miles away in southern new york where someone called in a credible sighting of those inmates over the week. we will follow the story throughout the morning and bring you the latest as we get it into our newsroom. another fox news alert right now, breaking overnight, the taliban launching a major attack on the afghan parliament in kabul. take a look. what happened at that moment was a car bomb exploded right at the entrance of that building. that set off the chaos inside. gunmen then tried to storm the building. security forces were able to push them back. eventually killing them in a fire fight. lawmakers inside parliament were confirming a new defense minister when that bomb went off. all inside we're told are safe.

at least 18 civilians have been wounded. and then a flight over a great white back home. a popular beach in maine now shut down after shark sightings xing the predator was spotted 26 miles off the coast of portland. then it got a little bit closer one mile within moody beach. residents are to be alert. they are concerned with how close those sharks may get to the coast. jordan spieth the u.s. open champion thanks to a major meltdown on the hole. johnson could have won it all when that eagle putt on the green. after giving spieth the second career major title, he's halfway to the golf grand slam.

he goes to the third leg in scotland next month. >> it was incredible. that's some good golf there. he's the youngest winner of the national championship. bobby jones got it in 1983. >> the 21-year-old kid from texas. i wonder what he's going to do when he grows up. 22. >> 13 minutes after the hour. remember the president promised to fix the v.a. >> we've reached out to 215,000 veterans so far to make sure we get them off the list. >> that's great. why are wait times are worse than before? wait till you hear why that is. a fathers day foubl catch with a twist. the ball nabbed by a mom. is that a baby in her arms.

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you remember when president obama promised to reform the v.a. when it comes to health care? >> we've reached out to more than 215,000 veterans so far to make sure we're getting them off wait lists and into clinics both inside and outside the v.a.

system. >> those wait lists are 50% longer than last year according to the "new york times." the v.a. is facing a $3 billion shortfall. they are crying poverty. this is a special focus for your organization as well as you. do they need more money? >> absolutely not. the focus on money is merely an excuse for them not being able to properly manage the money that they do have. the department of veterans affairs is the second largest government agency. their budget is over $160 billion a year. money is not the problem here. gross mismanagement, lack of accountability and fiscal irresponsibility is where the problem lies. >> i thought we were supposed to see some substantial changes and improvement with a new change on top and a new focus from the white house? >> it's absolutely appalling that a year after the worst part of the scandal with all the promises from president obama

and secretary bob mcdonnell that things were going to get better for veterans a year later, veterans are actually worse off than they were a year ago. they are now having to wait 50% longer for medical appointments and that's absolutely unacceptable. >> amber, don't you agree that there could be things we could have immediately have done? extended try care or extended for additional period of time or could have given the men and women who serve a chance to use the same thing, almost coupons to go to their own doctors, those are things that would have alleviated those long wait times and at the same time dealing with the problem that needed attention? >> yes. that's exactly why the v.a. reform bill was 2014 was passed last year. they were given 16 billion dollars to give them the choice. >> and a big picture question.

we're not in the height of the surge. we're not in day-to-day combat like we were five six, seven years ago. why now? what's happening now? >> once again, this is the department of veterans affairs not properly looking forward into the future and properly basically allocating the money for each specific areas within the v.a. as well as focusing on the numbers. it's nothing new that there's this sort of increase in people looking for care. more and more people are getting out of the military because of the drawdown under president obama, so naturally they are going to see their numbers rise. >> amber smith, military adviser with the concerned veterans of america. it also hurts that you can't fire people who are flat-out incompetent. dozens of children sick after visiting a waterpark. could this happen to your kids who just want to have a good time? what every parents needs to know. and strangers running into

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amphibious ships in their arsenal but it isn't enough. using foreign resources could help them respond more quickly to crisis around the world. great idea. >> thanks steve. it's the second day of summer and one of the groups of kids are spending the day in bed after a public pool actually made them sick. can you believe that? >> listen to this. a california waterpark just reopened over the week after 40 people mostly kids got sick when chlorine leaked into the pool. it's not clear what caused the leak. >> what do you need to know to make sure your kids are safe at the pool? here to weigh in. every pool it seems the big public ones have chlorine in them. how can you tell if there's too much chlorine or have a chlorine gas pool? >> you can let them know i'm

presenting these recreational illnesses. you can talk to them. >> if you can smell chlorine there's too much chlorine. what happens is the gas comes into the air? it impacts the breathing and airways of kids. >> chlorine when it's mixed with the very things it's supposed to be fighting bacteria waste from the body that's what creates the odor but the chlorine you are not going to have enough chlorine to maybe work against the bacteria to fight against. >> considering why kids get sick at a waterpark, it could destroy your business. you have some basic tips for people. if you go to a waterpark this weekend and number one, is shower before and after you go in. >> shower before is a great public health measure and afterwards particularly if you

have a child who has sensitive skin it could really worsen your eczema. so shower after is a good tip. >> and how about well hydrated? >> yes. if they are well hydrated, they are less tempted to drink the water in the pool. >> chlorine does burn your eyes so the no brainer is put goggles on the kids if you can. >> part of that frequent bathroom breaks it can be irritating but byproducts is important. >> water safety is have them within reach and you are able to see if they are any signs or symptoms. >> this is very troubling because they went in after the kids got sick and they checked the balance in the pool and they said that's within standard acceptable level. >> yeah i think we'll have to

see more about that. >> i wouldn't be surprised if they start selling those kits. >> i carry one myself. >> you carry a lifeguard with yourself. you got yourself certified. >> doctor thank you very much for making a couch call today. >> absolutely. my pleasure. coming up on this monday god and guns pope francis causing controversy after saying god's and guns just don't mix. we have some new teen members joining the pack. three new dog breeds. merle streep is 66 today. i think she became an actress. this summer, get ready for suspense. unbridled jealousy. she's still there. new beginnings. goodbye.

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♪ ♪ >> yesterday was fathers day, of course and we celebrated at the doocy house because my wife made us elisabeth hasselbeck's gluten-free sliders. >> oh, get out of town. >> they were delicious. sally had been out of town and peter, i saw him earlier in the day in the studio. >> he was great by the way. >> where was this at? >> that's at out our house. >> did you go inside and grill? >> the sliders can be done in the crock-pot. just like elisabeth hasselbeck. >> she should have called me. they look good. well-done, kathy. where was your -- how was your father day's brian? >> it was good. >> you had sliders and you had a slide show. exactly, one of favorite things

about tim for me anyway is how much of a loving coach he is for the kids on and off the field. here he is with grace. >> she had lacrosse on fathers day and the day before they are a great team on field. i love them. this is all the dads and their kids. that's my father-in-law playing outside left and then there's jimmy next to my son brian in the back row. i'm playing in the middle and my younger brother steve, i don't know if you can picture it at home everybody had a great time. >> oh, what a great day, brian. well celebrated and no games, right for you? >> no games. which was bizarre. we hope you had a nice fathers day on the first day of summer if you will like to share your photos with us we would love to do something with us email them. fox and friends.com.

heather how was fathers day at your house snmplingt it was great. we had a water balloon fight. everyone joined in. by the way, did you get that gym bag you wanted steve? >> i got that gym bag that i wanted for my fathers day. >> well-done. i got some news to bring you right now at 34 minutes after the hour. new overnight, the search for the former white house chef who vanished during a hike came to a tragic end. the body found two miles at the base of a trail at the base of numb's -- new mexico ski trail. his girlfriend reported him missing the day after he disappeared. he served under two presidents. propose francis -- pope francis condemning those who work in the weapons descri he said people managers businessmen who call themselves

christian and they manufacture weapons, that leads to distrust. a book offing strangers banning together to rescue three dogs from a building in south dakota. take a lock at this. >> come on. it's okay. >> help me. grab him. >> come on. >> well those men jump into action bursting through the doors. look at this fire as it took ahold of the apartment building there in south dakota. they found three terrified dogs and brought them to safety. the flames were sparked by lightning. here's a mom who showed up just about every dad on fathers day. watch this.

>> oh. >> well-done, mom and she has her toddler in her arms. a bare handed grab while holding that baby. the awesome mom making the catch at the athletics fathers day game. let's hope she let's the dad keep the ball as a gift. let's check with maria. let's go out and take a look at the weather conditions across the country. you are talking about heat across parts of the southeast and also in parts of the southern plains. temperatures reaching the 90s out there. farther north across the midwest and great lakes, you are talking about severe weather. there's going to be a storm moving east ward that's going to be producing potentially large hail and very dangerous tornado threat especially across parts of southern wisconsin, northern illinois and also across portions of michigan. you are looking at the potential of strong tornadoes today and to give you an idea of what this storm system has already done across portions of the plains take a look at the incredible

video, this is out of the high plains. you are looking at a tornado coming down and moving through that region. so again, this is a very dangerous storm system as we head into tomorrow. this will shift east ward and bringing storms along parts of the east coast. let's head over to steve, elisabeth, and brian who are outside near me. >> we are indeed. thank you very much maria. and welcome to the pack three brand-new dog breeds have join the ranks of the american kennel club. >> here to give us the first look is the vice president of the american kennel club gina dinardo. >> we have the miniature american shepherd. it's a young breed in california herding brief. does shed. soup intelligent. >> it has to be a certain number

in the country, at least 300 spread out geographically. there has to be a parent organization national breed club dedicated to preserving and protecting the breed. and they have to have a breed standard and they are ready. >> congratulations. you are part of the club. >> overhere we have another breed. >> we have an italian breed. it has a nice hypo allergenic coat that doesn't shed. it's the only breed that hunts trufels. >> they are in the sporting group right now and they used they evolved no hunting for trufels. >> why did they join this year? >> it's a group of over 300. a group that is ready to take care of the breed.

they are ready to roll. easy to care for. great family pet. >> somebody who is allergic. the final contestant the also just invented dog. >> this is a very ancient french breed. this is the berger picard. there was a movie because of winn-dixie. this is an ancient pure breed. >> berger picard. >> what a friendly dog. now we have 187 different breeds that are registered with the american kennel club. so there's one for everyone. now, when a dog is registered with the akc, what does that mean? you can just count on it being reliable in what way? >> it's predisposed to look the way it looks, act the way it acts. you can then compete in all akc events dog shows, herding,

obedience, agility. >> welcome and congratulations, pups. welcome to new york the town of hydrants. we've got plenty for you. coming up straight ahead on "fox & friends," the warning signs were there, but no one recognized the threat of the gunman in the charleston shooting. has our society become so politically correct we can't label mental health as an issue? we've got a fair and balanced debate coming up next. soon learn the importance of spell check after spotting a typo on their diplomas. can you spot the mistake? i could. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks

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quick look at the headlines now. the students learn the importance of spell check as they graduate middle school. look at this. eighth graders in new york city shocked to see department spelled wrong on their diploma. the department of education says the school made the mistake, all the kids who came from 7th grade go to 8th grade. and $500 gift cards given to all kids moving off campus. this results in a higher demand for on-campus housing. the emanuel church in charleston embracing the healing process after that gunman murdered nine of its members. ♪ ♪ >> well, now it appears that dylann roof the shooter is more evil than disturbed, but is the

real problem with our culture that we cannot label mental health as an issue because we have accepted too many he can send trisities and norms, here to debate eric ericson and radio talk show host richard fowler. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> over the week you wrote a column called the conversation we won't have how you talk about we can't label mental health as an issue any more. you've gotten it from both sides. what was your point? >> we as a society are rapidly looking for solutions to oftentimes things that don't have it and in the process we no longer label mental health mental health issue, we no longer label evil evil we try to move around it. we don't have that conversation. >> when you look at the charleston shooter, there were early reports that he used drugs

but there's no real evidence that he had mental problems per se but when it comes to evil richard, something was just wrong with this guy when it came to his world view. >> that's completely correct. it's very obvious that this individual was just as racist as the folks 16 years ago who bombed the church in birmingham. it's down right wrong and evil and we got to have a conversation about how we deal with this form of racism. that's the bottom line. >> i think we do have a conversation with that. the problem is you look how the conversation immediately went. it went toward gun control, it didn't go toward gun control, not mental health. we went to political answers and government solutions. no one wants to discuss mental health or evil in this case. the guy is evil. >> here's the distinction. i think people are willing to have a conversation on mental health how are we going to solve

mental health without putting more money in the system for mental health care. this is just racism. i don't think that's mental illness. we've got to have a conversation on how we can provide these individuals mental health care they need right away. >> eric one of the problems was the fact that there were people out there this guy had talked to and nobody did anything about it. it seemed like his family turned their back on him and it sounds like he was involved in one of those racist organizations he saw on the internet and for stuff like that you know there is no red light that comes on the -- warning on the dashboard where you can say, look at that guy because he's going to be a problem. >> right. and this goes to the other -- it's a broader discussion but look you've got people around the country now. getting on line, wanting to join isis. you guys like this wanting to join racist white supremacy groups all of which are evil. why are people doing this?

we live in a society we're told we don't have a higher and best use. we have an innate lock -- longing to recognize we do. we go out and explore. some kids get led astray and they wind up in these groups. everybody wants to talk about valid life choices and he made a very bad, not valid choice and no one wanted to raise a red flag about it beforehand. >> i think he made a very bad non-valid choice. and that doesn't escape the fact that he's still a racist. i would go further and say beyond being a racist he's a terrorist. he moved a political motivation to kill nine innocent lives and that's a huge problem. the only way we're going to eradicate racism is by having a larger broader conversation on how we deal with race in this country and how we isolate those individuals who are racists and call them that. >> you know richard, you are right. he is a racist. he is a hater, and he is a

terrorist, eric. >> yes. oh he's absolutely a terrorist, regardless of what the fbi says he was politically motivated. he wanted to cause fear and intimidation. he went in and did this. the problem i've got with the larger conversation on race though is it has become so politically motivated. let's be fair people on both sides of it profit by keeping racism alive in this country. people both sides profit by calling people racists. when you run for the republican party, democrats presume you are racist. they devalue the word. >> i do think that we have to have a larger conversation. this is not a democrat conversation or republican conversation this is an american conversation. we saw the courageous conversation happen in the 60s under lbj's leadership and now it's time for us to see that conversation again. how do we solve racism and end poverty and how do we make sure

individuals like roof never get their hands on a gun again? >> you start the conversation talking about evil. that's probably where it starts. eric and richard, thank you very much. great conversation on this monday. >> thank you. right. it is exactly ten minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead, a man on a bike attacked by a machete wielding criminal or two. the hunt is on to track them down before they hit somebody else. spend money, make money. what if you could get paid to do your own grocery shopping? what? cyber guy has a smart phone secret that you can make money at coming up.

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good morning to you. today is monday june 22nd. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the healing begins. on the scene, joining us live this hour. >> reporter: break and breaking overnight, leaders of afghanistan directly struck by terror. what about him, unflappable. and this morning we already know who was behind it. good thing is the gunmen are all dead. >> i would have been running. do you see anything wrong with this photo? a pistol pointed right at ted cruz's face. apparently the associated press

didn't have a problem with it. how it got out and why the a.p. is now explaining it a certain way that will probably wake you up on this monday morning live from new york city this is fox & friends. kid rock rocking the avenue of the americas. >> today is an exciting day. we're going to get to meet and speak with the post screenwriter and some of these unsung hero stories that are not told. max's story, his bravery and what they do for our nation. >> we talked about dog handlers

over in movie theater killed in action and surviving families here in the united states wanted to adopt the dogs. they know of a number of cases of that. it's not based on any one particular family just based on the dog's story. it's remarkable. >> it certainly is. and all of you and your dads, you're great fathers. hope you had a good father's day. >> we asked you to send pictures of your father's day. they're coming in right now. we're posting them on facebook and twitter and everything else. >> we were cooking with friends. sliders in the crockpot. >> good one there. on and off field. >> and that is my clan over massapequa. what happens when you get a pool? all of a sudden everyone shows up. >> if you build it they will come. >> right. >> e-mail us at friends

friends @foxnews.com. south carolina came together yesterday in healing. >> as many as 20,000 people crowded in on a bridge in south carolina, honoring the nine innocent people murdered in their own church. >> here with us now with a closer look at how things are healing up there. >> thank you so much. we were just trying to honor those victims and not focus as much on the suspect but really remember those who died. when organizers first began, they were hoping to attract 3,000 people. thousands more showed up. 20,000 to pay tribute to those victims. victims. >> people can come together. >> love hope and forgiveness. not ignorance and hate. >> i can do this. i can't go to the church yet but i can do this. >> the march held just hours

after mother emmanuel church reopened its doors for the first time since that shooting. yesterday's service extremely emotional. there was a chair that was draped in the back behind the altar in honor of the reverend. parition parishoners hugged the service was full of prayer and focused on hope and healing. >> tears are still being shed. through it all, we are reminded that we serve a god who still cares. cares. >> we are learning brand new details about the accused gunman survivor from inside the church that dylann roof turned the gun on himself but was out of bullets. he is charged with nine counts of murder. so there is evil in the world as you can see. >> yes. >> but so much more good. >> also you find out the story

of the grandmother who told the 5-year-old just play dead. lay on the ground. the one woman said i want to let you live. >> the pastor his wife was in the office with her 5-year-old daughter. the other -- the grandchild that was there turned out to be an 11-year-old that the grandmother protected and those two were among the survivors. >> close to the brokenhearted. did you feel that when you were there? >> 100%. the whole country is broken. there were so many people from other states that were there for vacation with their families and they were in front of the church. the church service was going on inside for members and then the street calhoun street in front, was packed with people. speakers were outside. people were raising their hands, singing with all the songs and praying with those victims. >> before this all happened how would you characterize race relations in charleston? >> growing up in south carolina my family -- i mean i didn't ever experience that. all my friends -- i mean i just didn't experience that. i'm sure that goes on.

but i grew up in a household where you learn to love everyone that everyone is god's child. my friends, i didn't experience that. i know it exists and the confederate flag is flying on the statehouse grounds. it was there on the dome. they placed it on the statehouse grounds. some people are saying it's a federal issue, some people are saying it's a state issue. >> that's up to the politicians. and it's personal to you. you actually lived in that neighborhood. >> i had. i lived a few blocks away. you know it was just -- you see protests and how other cities have reacted to other events that people have said were rationally motivated. i was really proud of the state of south carolina and charleston. you all know charleston. >> one of the most beautiful towns. >> such nice people and everyone was coming together. >> kind people there. switching gears, if you were watching the conclusion of the 5:00 program here on the fox news channel, we had an

announcement. >> yeah. we're having a baby. we're so excited. speaking of prayers -- >> amen to that. >> we're thrilled about that. due in november. >> so happy for you. >> november 11th, is that right? >> you have a good memory. >> on veterans day. >> con dpratilations. >> thanks. much more serious note amongst the 2014 candidates 2016 candidates they were all asked to comment about what's going on, gun control, confed rate flag or race relations. ted cruz had a photo shoot and an opportunity to speak and the a.p. photo look what was put out. >> it was taken saturday afternoon. photographer took this photograph. this is what he thought was a good idea to take and put it out there. the a.p. is defending it saying we didn't mean anything by this. >> yeah right. >> published by a.p. include images of gun on the wall scene

in the background so that it appeared that ed thated that it was pointed at cruz's head. >> obviously the photographer framed that to make it look just like that. >> sure. >> it says a lot about the objectiveity of the associated press. if somebody did that with the president of the united states photo editor would have been on the spot. >> we wouldn't have seen it. >> absolutely not. from chuck drake the picture was probably unintentional. however the fact that it was published leaves me believe that someone at the a.p. was fulfilling a personal agenda. >> what would have been the media reaction if hillary or the

potus was shown in this predicament? >> what do you think? heather nauert brings all the headlines to you every morning. >> hope you're off to a great day. fox news alert. seven taliban fighters are dead after they launched a major attack on the afghan parliament in kabul. take a look at this. looks like that dpie barely flirchls. a car bomb had just explode at the front of that building's entrance that set off chaos. gunmen tried to storm the building. they were pushed back eventually killing the terrorists in a firefight that lasted two hours. two women and two children were among those killed in that attack in afghanistan.

brand new evidence back here at home leading police possibly to a step closer in finding two escaped killers in upstate new york. police are now back near the clinton correctional facility focusing on a hunting cabin where officers say that they found dna evidence from richard matt and david sweat that may have put those two men there within the past couple of days. 300 mile as way on the other side of the state near the pennsylvania border another search still continuing there. crews scouring the area near railroad tracks where they may have been scoured over the weekend. in a live report at 7:30 am eastern time. and then a bloody attack taking place on the streets of los angeles. a man riding his bike slashed with a machete. brand new surveillance video shows him crossing the street and collapsing moments after that attack. his left thumb was sliced off. his arms and legs cut up as you can see. people gather around him and start to call 911.

his skull was fractured. he refused to give up his money and bicycle to a group of thugs. the four attackers then ran off empty handed. little bit teed off at president obama, spending father's day weekend on a plush green golf course in california. that whole area has been crippled by a nasty drought. sunny lynns estate in palm springs, part of a group of luxury golf courses that suck up more than 35 billion gallons of water each year. nearby cities and towns struggling under mandatory order to cut down on water consumption by 25%. father's day out on the golf course some even noting his wife and daughters were overseas. >> lot of water there. 35 billion. i bet it's 35 million. >> good point. >> it's still a lot. >> lot of water. >> thank you for that. now this. she wants to be a champion for gun control? >> i am not and will not be

afraid to keep fighting for common sense reform on behalf of all who have been lost because of this senseless gun violence in our country. >> could hillary clinton be taking advantage of the tragedy in charleston? and will it backfire? clinton insider lynney davis will weigh in next. and he's back. now we know how much johnson gruber the guy who called you stupid was involved in the creation of obamacare. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks!

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front-runner hillary clinton has been asked to weigh in on so many aspects of the horrific shooting over the weekend. now she's talking about gun control. >> the president is right. the politics on this issue have been poisoned. but we can't give up. the stakes are too high. the costs are too dear and i am not and will not be afraid to keep fighting for common sense return re form and, along with you, achieve those on behalf of

all who have been lost because of this senseless gun violence in our country. >> all right. another big theme of saturday's speech was racism in america. is this really a campaign issue or just a push for votes? a long-time friend of hillary clinton, not working for the campaign. is he he is speaking out. lanny, first off, gun control, big deal all of a sudden for hillary clinton? >> all three the years she has been in favor of background checks for people with violent records, mentally insane supported congressional legislation that would have required that 82% of the people told gallup they supported that legislation. she also supports the second amendment and people who use guns responsibly. >> there are background checks. for the mentally ill, they're not able to get guns right? >> there are not required

background checks in all 50 states. that is not correct. in some states there are checks about mentally ill but no background checks requiring you to find out who is violent, who has criminal records in all 50ates. congress had a chance. 82% of the american people you would think in a democracy they could get legislation -- that legislation was defeated. that's what she was referring to. >> here is what pew research says. 46% say gun control rights. there's still more people in charge of have a weapon if you want a weapon. >> sure. and which hillary clinton supports the second amendment, the right to possess firearms. the way that question is worded doesn't dispute gallup which adds would you support background checks for the violent, mentally unstable people as a national requirement? only the national rifle association, 18% of the american people seem to dominate 82%.

that's what really secretary clinton is pointing out. >> very similar to the newtown debate. people saw how crazy adam lanza was and how irresponsible his mom was. this is a portion of her speech on saturday. listen. >> bodies are once again being carried oughty edied out of a black church. once again, racist rhetoric has metastasized into racist violence. >> we got a chance to read this suspect's manifesto. it's as repulsive as anything you'll ever read. do you think racism is something that hillary clinton will be adopting the next year and a half? >> first of all, she's talking about the specific racism of the sick, pathological sociopath, whatever monstrous words you could use. she's not saying if we had

background checks that this sociopath, this monster would have been prevented. that's far beyond the argument for common sense reforms. but the answer she was referring to racism here. she also refers to the fact that if you're a young, black male in the united states you are more likely to be stopped. you are more likely to be imprisoned. it is a fact of life that even today there is more segregation in our schools than there was in the 1960s. you are 500 times more likely to die if you're a black child versus if you're a white child. >> do you think she's going to run on this? >> i think it's one of the many issues that america faces. right now it is an issue every american white, black and in between, should be worried about, yes. >> lanny davis, thank you very much. >> thank you. ten minutes to the bottom of the hour. coming up disgraced nbc news anchor brian williams reaches

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best part those chemicals are found in red wine. finally, $102 million. "jurassic park. newcomer inside-out $91 million. i had to buy ten of those tickets. pixar's second biggest opening ever. "toy story 3" was bigger. elisabeth? new movie is said to honor some of the bravest american heroes that don't always get the recognition they deserve. >> we're talking about military dog that is work side by side with our soldiers no matter how bad it gets and ask for nothing in return. >> the dog, heart of a marine. max bonded so closely to kyle he can't work with anyone else. are you sure you want to do this? >> the movie called "max" was inspired by the screenwriter's dog of the same breed.

good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you know in that trailer we just showed shelden, it showed the funeral of one of the dog handlers from iraq. the military dog in the church jumping up on the casket. did that actually happen? >> it's happened a number of times, actually. that's where we got the idea. we took that from real life. it's happened with military dog handlers who died police that have died. there have been a number of different reactions from dogs. they bring them to the funeral. the dog sees the casket and the dog knows who is inside the kask and they have various reactions. sometimes they flip out, like we show in the movie. sometimes they're very remorseful and subdued. and, yeah this is a real phenomenon. >> i'm sure it's a meaningful relationship. you were a radio operator in

vietnam and got to see what these dogs actually did. why did you want to tell max's story? >> well telling the story did not stem from my experiences in vietnam actually. we had a few dogs attached to my unit. just on one operation. for the most part i did not work with dogs over there. the story really came from me and my wife getting a couple of puppies, about 15 years ago. i've had big dogs most of my life. one of them died and i was kind of remorseful. and i said we've got to go. there they are, right there. there's those puppies. so we went to the pound. we wanted to get something like a german shepherd. they had these four puppies there that looked like german shepherds to me. and the sign at the pound even said german shepherd puppies. i think they were 8 weeks old. we got them and within a few

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that got me doing more research about belgian malinois using them in iraq, afghanistan. >> of course. >> makes perfect sense. now a movie coming out this friday. based on things that happened in real life. shelden, thank you for joining us today from san diego. >> you're very welcome. >> thanks shelden. >> thank you. >> sounds great. >> it does. >> coming up on this monday breaking now, it could be the hottest lead yet. brand new clues in the hunt for those two prison fugitives. how their dna was just found in a cabin 24 hours before the cops arrived. live on the ground with details next. and this is disturbing. an entire airline grounded after hackers break into the flight path computer system. are we really safe in the air anymore? i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore.

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building. >> hopefully my kids feel the same way. >> they do. i checked with them. so far, so good on the poll. 207 minutes to the top of the hour. most credible tip in finding those convicted killers who escaped from a new york prison. >> new reports that their dna may have been left behind at a crime scene. >> david lee miller is live from friendship new york where police spent all weekend searching for the suspects. david shall we thought the hot lead was in pennsylvania. but now it's back in new york? >> actually we thought the hot lead was here in friendship new york near the pennsylvania border. but, really what a difference a day makes. the complexion of this entire investigation has now changed dramatically. the last 48 hours, we saw a great deal of police activity here in and around the town of friendship. there were police roadblocks set up search teams going into the woods.

they were working tire lumbosacrally, said no stone would be left unturned until this area was secure and state police have now effectively disappeared along with the other searchers from friendship new york. and now we're getting reports that the search has shifted to a place called owl's head new york. friendship is 300 miles south. fox news team is the very first on the scene as state troopers and others began the search there. our rick leventhal says dna evidence was found in a hunting cabin that is linking the site to the fugitives. roadblocks have been set up in that area. command post has been established according to published reports, guys resident opened a cabin door and inside he found a jug of water and some peanut butter. he then called out. and that's when he saw someone

fleeing from the cabin. he couldn't identify the individual. not certain if it's one of the two fugitives. now we know it is based on my colleagues reporting, rick leventhal saying authorities have linked the fugitive. on day 17 of this massive manhunt, it appears authorities are now zeroing in on the two fugitives and not that far away fromery prison from which they escaped. back to you. >> david lee miller. the search continues. >> hot on the trail today. that is a huge update on day 17. >> everyone is in danger and the embarrassment to new york the governor the prison system just mounts. day 17. unbelievable. >> dangerous and on the loose. we turn to heather nauert. what's going on there, my friend? >> hello, elisabeth. airline overseas fox news alert, dozens of flights grounded by hacker able to

disable a computer system use the issued flight plan. officials for the polish airline lot says ten flights had to be cancelled and nearly a dozen more delayed in warsaw affected about 1,400 passengers. the system was up and running five hours later. the source of that attack is now under investigation. it just shows what a big impact hacking can have on our transportation. new information about the obamacare architect who called americans stupid. who could forget this guy? >> huge political advantage and basically calls the stupidity of the american voter. >> that was jonathan grub erer. turns out he was a lot more involved in shaping the obamacare law than we were told. you may recall that gruber insisted that his role in developing the legislation was limited. today's wall street journal reporting that he was in frequent contact with the white house, 20,000 pages of e-mails now show that he was keeping track of media reports and also offering advice on health care

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andrews next month. fantastic to see that on fox sports. >> boeingi and closed with two birdies? >> d.j. had two chances, one to win outright second to play against day. >> guess who was watching wayne gretsky, his father-in-law. >> right. >> what a family. >> yeah. no great comeback year. let's talk about weather. in fact let's talk about extreme weather. frantic rescue of a texas couple after bridge buckled sending the woman and man in the raging waters. several motorists, look at that working together to pull them to safety. >> incredible there. nearby grapevine, woman is rescued by a dump truck driver after her car stalls on a flooded road trapping her on the car's roof. look at that. more severe weather for you at

home. good morning, maria. >> good morning to you. we're tracking more storms throughout the day today i want to mention across parts of texas, where we've been dealing with flooding over the last several weeks or months much quieter weather for right now. over the next couple of days we'll be seeing a few showers around isolated storm or two. generally speaking that area of the country will be a lot quieter. and now the extreme weather has shifted northward across parts of the great lakes, the midwest. this area could be looking at very significant severe weather, especially across parts of southern wisconsin, northern illinois. we have the threat today for strong tornadoes and also some large hail and damaging winds. for tomorrow that storm system moves eastward. we're looking at storms across parts of the eastern u.s. and northeast. secondary area that will be tracking across parts of the high plains. temperatures right now very warm across parts of the southeast. already in the 70s. take a look at the high forecast for today. 98 degrees in raleigh, north carolina. you'll be at 96 in memphis. factor in the humidity.

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this was clearly driven to better my role in a story i was already in. i am sorry for what happened here. i am different as a result. and i expect to be held to a different standard. >> nbc news giving brian williams a second chance kind of. the former nbc nightly news anchor was caught lying about a number of stories earlier this year. he is now going to be sent over to msnbc, where he will have a different role. we don't know exactly what that is. but if he's not good enough for nbc, what does it say about its cable counterpart, msnbc? molly hemingway joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> he's not okay for nbc but is okay for msnbc? what the heck is that about? >> you have to remember they had a pretty big problem on their hands. they had just signed a

five-year, $50 million contract with him just in december. assuming that he couldn't make it to "saturday night live" or something, they had to figure out a way to unload him. cutting him loose would be a huge loss of money. if they negotiated their way out of the contract they might have a loose canon on their hands. here they have a situation where both parties benefit. msnbc needs a boost of credibility. and brian williams needed a chance to show that he could be trusted again. i know you think msnbc and credibility? brian williams doesn't seem credible. when you're a network that has al sharpton on every day he is a much-needed credibility boost. >> you look at it. here is a guy caught being a serial maker upper. now msnbc, where there are a number of people who do apparently seemingly make up stuff all the time. he would be right at home, many would say. >> al sharpton has had trouble with the truth going back decades and we know the same

about brian williams. he lied to make himself look better. we're frustrated that we see a lot of mainstream journalists exaggerating facts. brian williams deserves punishment but a lot of journalists have done a lot to hurt civil discourse worse than he has. >> sure. you know molly, how this works. every time somebody clicks over to msnbc and he's doing something they're going to wonder now is he telling the truth this time? >> i think that will be tough for him and he has a long way to go. his interview about his deceptions he had difficulty coming to terms with what he had done calling it lying. msnbc is full of people who have trouble taking people seriously. at least he take himself seriously and wants to prove himself. that's a huge boost for them. >> sure. and to nbc's credit they are giving him a second chance.

then again he had a contract of some sort. >> right. >> apparently he was able to say, look it doesn't say i have to tell the truth all the time here. >> an arranged marriage where both families need to figure out a way of a certain problem and this does it for them. >> let's see. molly hemingway, media critic. have a good week. >> thank you. ewhat do you think of that? e-mail us. ban on deep fryers in schools now reversed. thank goodness. sign of the big government push in the lunch room is not working? first on this date in 1939 first u.s. water ski tournament held in jones beach not far from where we are in new york in 1970 president nixon signed an extension of the voting rights act in 1965, which required the voting age to be 18. in 1992 mariah carey had this

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the state of texas reversing its law, banning deep fryers from public school property. possession of a french fry no longer considered a crime. >> people are cheering. the man behind this recent relax in regulations say we still have a long way to go there.

thanks for being with us. ten years ago, this was banned. now it's lifted. why? >> the obesity rate was 10%. it's grown to 16%. so what we're doing is not working. the denks of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. we have a new plan in texas. >> what is it? >> we have a five-point plan where we're going to have farm fresh initiatives to our schools. we will be rolling out a farm fresh friday program, community involvement and involve nonprofits like food banks and state agencies and others to have health fairs in our communities. we're going to have student engagement where we challenge our students to a healthy lifestyle and then we'll be taking our message out of food and nutrition all the way across the state. >> great. >> main thing we're going to do is reeducate our schools on how to present a nutritious meal. very innovative schools in texas, food clubs and pizzarias.

>> sure. despite the fact that the deep fryer was banned the obesity rate went up as you alluded to. 16% were obese in 2013. when you see the increase there, despite the ban, the proof seems to be in the deep fried pudding that these overly regulated migs are not working in this area. do you agree with that? >> i do agree with that. we have healthy meals being presented. instead of having healthy children we have healthy trash cans. there were a million kids that opted out of the school lunch last year. >> do you want these kids to have a choice? and by leaving that choice there of something deep fried even though it tastes great is not good for you, that will help? >> well actually they can serve fried foods now. the state of texas mandated that they removed all the deep

fryers. they're fried in an institutional kitchen with additives and preservatives and flash frozen and then sent out to the schools. we think it would be better if they had a fresh potato and fried it right there. i think they would eat more of it. and less of it would go in the trash can. >> they'll now have that option of having something deep fried but next to that would be the healthy option right? >> they have the option of fried foods now. it's just not fresh. >> that's the interesting thing. they were deep fried on another location off location and brought in. >> that's correct. >> okay. now they'll have the deep frying right there. you know that research there that shows an increase in the obesity rates despite the ban just shows that another smart plan needs to step in here. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> coming up straight ahead, now she wants to be a champion for gun control. >> i am not and will not be afraid to keep fighting for common sense reform on behalf of

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father's day. and i wonder how brett baier celebrated. you were off all last week. hope you were having a nice time. how was your father's day? >> great, fantastic. here in d.c. but just had gotten back from the bahamas all week. >> sweet. >> it was a prefather's day vacation. there we are, on the dock. >> very nice. >> bahamian fox affiliate out there? >> yeah. uplinks from the bahamas. i stayed away from that. >> good thinking. >> great picture there. happy father's day, brett. >> thank you. >> after the celebration of the week and weekend, hillary clinton now turning gun control into a campaign issue, some say capitalizing on all the evil that happened in charleston there. is this just a push for votes or is it something that she has had in her back pocket in terms of policy? watch this. we'll love your reaction. >> the president is right.

the politics on this issue have been poisoned. but we can't give up. the stakes are too high. the costs are too dear. and i am not and will not be afraid to keep fighting for common sense reforms and, along with you, achieve those on behalf of all who have been lost because of this senseless gun violence in our country. >> bodies are once again being carried out of a black church. once again, racist rhetoric has metastasized into racist violence. >> your thoughts? >> yeah. listen this is a horrific situation in south carolina. we've been talking about it for days. this is a political situation in that any time there's a mass shooting like this you see and hear these calls. hillary clinton had always planned to go down this road i

think, along the lines of president obama and like president obama will probably have an uphill battle for some of this. even though the conversation continues to change. it's worth pointing out that some of the things that were on the wish list for, you know gun control advocates just this past effort really would not have changed the situation in charleston. that's not to say that the country doesn't deserve another conversation about this. it is that specifics on what was proposed before don't apply in this case across the board. >> would not have applied. also after sandy hook in the u.s. congress a move was made. there was a bill in the u.s. senate operated by the democrats at that point. and it failed. as you pointed out, had that particular bill passed anyway none of it would have applied to this particular shooter. >> yeah. i think legislatively, there's an uphill battle.

republicans control votes. many have been on the fence of this issue, many elements of it. i do think it is ripe for the conversation especially democratic politics for hillary clinton. >> let's talk about something that just came out. i did not know this. one of the hottest podcasts in the country is wtf with -- i think his name is -- >> it's mark marone. >> the -- racism we're not cured of it. it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say [ bleep ] in public. that's not the measure of whether racism still exists or not. it's not just a matter of overt discrimination. societies don't, overnight, completely erase everything that happened 200 to 300 years prior. >> president of the united states using the "n" word.

he doesn't just say "n word." he actually uses the word. bret people will be talking about whether or not it's appropriate for the president to use the "n" word and whether or not it meets the dignity of his office. >> yeah. i think he was speaking on that podcast that is known for some crude language apparently sometimes. >> yeah. >> some salty language and chose to say that. listen he has the prerogative, i guess, to say those things when talking about racism from his personal knowledge and has a unique perspective, obviously, as the first african-american president. i think it will raise some eyebrows and you'll probably have the white house respond. >> people wondering if it was only there he would say it and perhaps not in a state of the union union, more public address if he's only doing this because he feels cloaked in the podcast that he felt safe to do it there. >> it's the venue.

>> very tough spot. now something else came up. jeb bush has been a candidate for a week. while you were away he officially to the surprise of no one, officially became a republican candidate. he got some encouraging news from a wall street journal/nbc poll. it showed this. here is the question. among republican primary voters who would you support as a candidate in march that was 49% said jeb bush. now in june 75%, followed by marco rubio and then huckabee is very strong, walker perry, cruz and carson. how do you explain this? >> every candidate we've seen so far with a launch has seen a bump. this is pretty significant, though. and obviously good news for the jeb bush campaign. he's upside down in a lot of other polls, especially with conservatives. those first four states there

were not a lot of polls showing promise and good news. this is a national poll that is showing some change. and, you know good news for the bush campaign. i think there are many hurdles to go. >> plus the fact he's the front-runner. since he declared ben carson carly fiorina and huckabee up substantially. >> the launch is a boom. and i think you saw the very beginning, first one to get in ted cruz saw his numbers go up and now have plateaued. each candidate has seen some kind of bump right after this launch. >> bret thank you very much. welcome back to vacation. you have to go to work now. >> happy father's day, brad. >> see you tonight, 6:00 pm eastern time. >> now we turn to heather nauert. we saw this attack in afghanistan on camera. you have more on it. >> this video is incredible.

seven taliban fighters are now dead at this hour after they launched an attack on the afghan parliament in kabul. take a look. afghan's capital turned into a war zone once again. a car bomb exploding at the entrance to the parliament building there in kabul. moments later the gunmen stormed the building. security forces managed to push them back. tw-hour firefight ensued ended with the terrorist there is killed. lawmakers are confirming a new defense minister when that bomb went off. at least 31 civilians were hurt. we'll bring you more when we get it. charleston coming together to begin the healing process, as many as 20,000 people attending a unity march walk in together across the city's bridge to

honor the nine people murdered during bible study last week. hours after mother emmanuel church reopened its doors since that massacre. ♪ >> the songs and prayers focused on healing and also on forgiveness. survivor of the rampage now saying the accused shooter, dylann roof tried to kill himself inside the church but that he ran out of bullets. overnight, we got this in moments ago, united airlines pilot stops the plane in the middle of the runway after sparks fly from one of its engines. the flight with 41 passengers was seconds from takeoff new york to new jersey on its way to savannah georgia. united is now saying there was a mechanical problem with that engine. and then to hear about this one, new information coming in this

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"n" word. guys thanks for joining us. >> thanks steve. >> garland, you told one of our producers in the past hour you think it's good the president used that word is this. >> absolutely. because what it does it cause ss people who would not normally talk about the issue of race to talk about it. it brings it out. and dylann roof had a black drinking buddy he hung out with. he didn't project himself as a racist. in reality when we read his manifesto, we see that's exactly what the president said. it's strategically wise for him to use that word. >> you don't think it's beneath the dignity of the office of the president of the united states to use the actual "n" word? >> in my honest opinion, if the first black president of the united states can't say that word there is something wrong with this country. particularly in the things that have been done that could be particularly insulting to the president of the united states. >> david, what do you think?

>> i'm wondering what groups the president engaged by using the "n" word. it is beneath the office of the president. you're the president of the united states. what you want a president to do is reflect the dignity of the office. put that aside. i'm not shocked by obama using the "n" word. he's playing into this narrative because it supports what he needs to push and his agenda. he says we basically have not evolved as a society, that racism is still institutional. it's not. we don't have codified law. there are always going to be racists. that's a difference. dylann roof is a perfect example of that doesn't matter if he hung out with a black guy or any other ethnicity. this president has decided that he's going to divide america up play to the base. who does he engage by using the "n" word? the ones already using it are

supporting a culture of violence and misogyny and gangster rap. how about dealing with the real issue instead of using the word? >> no doubt that there's a problem with racism as evidenced by the murders in south carolina days ago. garland, let me ask you this. we were talking a moment ago. elisabreath brought up the point about venue. the president made this on a podcast, wtf mark marin's podcast. te use crude language in that. maybe he just felt he could do it there. if you feel it's okay for the president of the united states to make this kind of comment, is it okay for him to stay in the briefing room with the white house to do it in front of joint session of congress with state of the union? should he use that word there if he wants to talk about racism? >> there's a great question.

words are given meaning in the context in which they were used. that word was given meaning in the context in which it was used. if you would say it right now or a member of the supreme court would say it, it would actually be a totally different word. >> i think you're trying to -- here is the thing. the president uses it. his voice, his pickup pitulpit as president of the united states resonates around the world. could you imagine if ted cruz or somebody on the republican side used it in the same context what the reaction would be? let's not pretend that the president using it somehow is good in one context but not the other. it's a dishonest argument. the fact that this president went below the dignity of the office. i would rather focus on the issue. we've evolved as a society. pushing this racist narrative or

institutionalism narrative. now let's deal with the racists that do exist individually like dylann roof and punish them. >> thank you, gentlemen, for getting up early and talk about race and the "n" word and the president. this could be the best lead yet. dna was found in a cabin not far from the prison. latest clues in the hunt for the killers straight ahead. then it was his best father's day ever. look at that face military father returning from deployment to surprise his family and six kids. that family live the day after.

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elisabeth. a reunion with his family and a surprise. >> your daddy is home. >> surprising his six kids at the nevada rodeo in front of 9,000 people. he ended up with a standing ovation. how did he pull it off? chief officer and his wife and all six kids join us now. mark rachel hannah sarah, rebecca, faith. congratulations all of you. thank you for coming here. tell me about with what led up to this. you wanted to come back on father's day. what went into pulling this off? >> we didn't know if we were going to be able to pull this off, brian. i didn't know exactly when we were going to come back. we kind of set it up and played

it by ear. it just so happened that we were able to get back in time for patriot night at the reno rodeo. >> that's great. maya you knew it was patriot night and you were there for that reason. you didn't know your husband was coming back -- you knew your husband was coming back but the kids didn't. tell us what the picture looked like. >> they were just in shock. they didn't even know what to do at first. and mark later on said it was just like a dream. and -- but once the shock war off they were yelling and running his name. it was so cute. >> how hard was it being away glenn, for this year knowing you left six kids 9 and under at home? >> it was really tough. initially, it was a six-month deployment. and we wrapped up operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. and the commanders requested

that the unit stays and continue the mission under enduring freedom. so we had to stay and we didn't really have an end date. so we just held on. and we took it day by day. started become apparent we were going to be able to get back in june. we started making plans to get back home. >> look they don't want to -- >> pretty tough. >> absolutely. looks like they don't want to let dad go. how great was it to walk out and have 9,000 people come to their feet as the horses pulled away and the kids got a chance to see you? what was that like for both of you? may maya what was that like for you? >> quite honestly it was overwhelming. and a lot of it i didn't even hear what they were saying. it was just so exciting. >> right. >> to have him back and see how

excited the kids were. >> how is it maya to have six kids by yourself? >> i think it's just as hard if you have one or two. you just make due and we just have a wonderful support system friends and family and it was hard at times but we also learned a lot. and it brought us much closer together. >> glen real quick, tell me who's who. >> who's who? >> of your kids. >> want to start with this one? >> okay all right. this is faith, 6 months old, born while a was deployed. i got to come home during christmastime. i was here for the birth. pretty exciting. and then this one is rebecca. >> wave. wave becca. >> and this one is sara. she was excited that i got home.

and here's hannah. and there's rachel. and my oldest mark. >> the man of the house while his dad was away. and now can go back to being a 9-year-old. your dad will take it from here. >> that's right. >> thank you so much maya. thanks so much to the whole spadin family. glen, thanks so much for your service. hopefully, you're home for a while. bye, guys. >> thank you. >> happy father's day. 29 minutes after the hour. in the final half hour do you see anything wrong with this photo? gun pointed at ted cruz's face. apparently the associated press did not. how it got out and why the a.p. is backtracking this morning. and are you ready to meet the newest fox news host? ♪ >> taking over red eye, joins us

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their way out of a maximum security prison. arrested nearly 24 hours after escaping. investigators say he used his double jointed skills to break free friday while being transported to jail. boys got ahold of a gun shooting police officer darryl holoway and killing him. they had no idea how boys got the weapon. fright over a great white shark shuts down a popular beach in maine. first spotted 26 miles off the coast of portland maine. one mile from the popular moody beach. now warning residents to be on

alert. they are worried how close they might get to the list. jordan spieth is winner thanks to dustin johnson's meltdown on the 18th hole. did you see this? johnson could have won it all. next attempt also missing its mark giving spieth his second career major title halfway to golf's grand slam. he goes for the third leg at st. andrews next month. let's head outside to maria molina with a look at our weather. hi maria. >> hi heather, and everybody at home. we're tracking storms across the country today. i want to focus in on an area we're expecting severe weather, in the great lakes and midwest, across southern parts of wisconsin, northern parts of illinois today. you could be looking at large

hail and damaging winds from some of those storms. also threat for strong tornadoes. have a way to get those warnings today. pretty widespread area that could generally see severe storms from portions of kansas all the way to parts of the great lakes sbchlt tomorrow that storm system continues to move eastward and you could be looking at severe storms across portions of the northeast, ohio. i want to show you quickly your temperatures. parts of tennessee and the northeast. it's going to be 98 in raleigh, 96 in memphis. it's going to feel hotter than that. that heat continues to build across the eastern u.s. as we head into tomorrow. >> thank you very much maria. in the hot seat right here taking over red eye tonight, tom shillue, new host of "red eye." this is the first time you're hearing about this. >> i do. i have tiny shoes to fill.

>> because he is not as tall as you are. is that what you're emphasizing? >> yes. i don't mean to make short jokes at this hour but greg used to do it himself. >> how many times will you use the word diminutive in tonight's broadcast? >> no no it will be a tribute to greg. he brought me in as a guest. i was always hanging around and stalking him. i didn't tell him. i took over the show. what about this whole idea of ted cruz being photographed by an a.p. reporter and they printed it and look at this photo, gun pointed directly to his head. >> how can they resist? see the gun on a wall get an angle on it. they're creative guys. they see things.

do you remember john ashcroft? they had the breasts over his head. they thought that was the funniest thing. then he covered up the statue to prevent that. >> with a dress. >> and made fun of him for being a pure tan. they were always snickering in the corner trying to get the breasts over their head. >> both conservative guys is what those two stories have in common. >> exactly. >> you look at that picture with the gun, the camera guy was going through the room until he got like this. you don't want to see that picture regarding the president or anybody. it does seem like it's pardon the pun, open season on conservatives. >> people will feel like he's targeted. money will cascade in. for you personally studying under greg for these years at "red eye" what is your focus on the show? >> we like to have fun.

we would like it to be like a bar conversation. i guess we can't get a bar in there. >> why not? >> draft beer during shoet, can you? >> it's 3:00 in the morning. nobody is watching management. you can do whatever you want. >> marketing. i'm an expert at marketing. out in the streets and i like to go one person at a time. >> let's watch. >> eight by ten? eight by ten? how are you doing? eight by ten? >> would you like an eight by ten? >> of you? >> yes. >> of you? >> ahh. >> i did that all afternoon. it was great. >> you still got show? >> isn't that the way

politicians do it? >> one handshake at a time. >> yes. >> we need people to stay up late. what are we doing on fox & friends? none of these early risers will be able to watch "red eye." >> maybe they're still up. >> we watch your show. your our breaking news. >> no pressure. >> want an eight by ten? >> first i've seen it. >> why not do it live tom? >> because my guests are a bunch of potty mouths. sometimes they get out of hand and we have to bleep them. >> the censors? >> yes. >> it is technically the next morning but i say tonight. >> we'll see you tomorrow even though we're looking at you today. sorry, tom. coming up on this program,

fox news alert. look at this. parliament under attack. a bomb blowing up outside the parliament building in kabul, afghanistan. this morning we already know who is behind it. live report to tell us more details coming up. remember that time brian and senator scott brown tried to change a tire? it didn't go so well despite their efforts. this morning i'm going to show them how a girl can get it done. what do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker

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that guy is unflappable. connor powell is live in jerusalem with the breaking news. connor? >> this happened as they were gathered to debate a new defense minister. also at a time when all eyes were on kabul during that selection. afghan officials, though are claiming this as a success. all the attackers were in fact killed during the attack. the taliban detonated a huge car bomb outside the gates of the parliament. this morning, fighters tried to storm the compound. some actually did get into one of the main buildings but not the actual parliament chamber. 31 people including women and children were injured. none were killed. video shows members of the afghan parliament in rooms full of smoke, being rushed to safety this attack really does highlight limitations.

and while they are improving, they really still struggle to prevent attacks there. they are better at responding to attacks at this point. since international troops and american troops left the country, they do continue to struggle. >> no doubt about it. isis and taliban financed by iran. they got so close. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. remember that time that brian and senator scott brown failed miserably at changing a tire on the plaza as you can see there? we have a car expert here this morning to show them how it's really done like a woman? >> first, let's check in with martha mccowan. how are you? >> i'm doing well. that was very embarrassing. >> you would just call aaa. right? >> you've already characterized it as embarrassing. >> it was embarrassing when you couldn't do it. hopefully you'll get it right

this time. >> i'm not doing it. it will be up to the girl. >> then it will be fine. no problem. coming up on "america's news newsroom" possible sighting of the escapees from the new york prison. why dna is making the trail to them warm up a little bit. we'll tell you about that. countdown to two big supreme court decisions that could come at any moment, gay rights and obamacare down to the wire. former white house chef is found dead. search for the clues in that case when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. ts. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. when kevin jorgeson needs light, he trusts only duracell quantum because it lasts longer in 99% of devices.

while millions of americans watched in chicago at brian and senator scott brown tried to fix a flat tire. >> you have to raise it a little

bit first. >> these guys right now happen to be helping someone who is in distress. what a man does not just a male. >> whoa watch it brian. >> lot of twitter followers basically say elisabeth could do it better than both of us. >> don't be too hard on the men. more than half of all women in the united states have never attempted to change a tire. that would be me. i'm thankful that patrice banks is here to teach us how, author of "the girls mechanic glove box guide qug. i was out here. i was chuckling on the side. i was sort of afraid because i don't know what i'm doing either. game of tire changing we should know. one of them is extra tire. >> spare tire we call that. >> spare. got it. what's this? >> this is your jack which will lift the car so you can get the tire off. >> where do you buy a jack? >> it comes with the car.

>> oh! >> these three things come with every single car and they are the tools you use. spare tire a jack and you have what's called a tire iron or lug wrench. >> these come with the car? >> if you buy a used car and they don't have them in there, check that too. this will help you change a tire. it will help you with loosening those lug nuts of the they can be stubborn and really hard. i'll show you how to use these. >> gloves ladies if you want to keep your hands clean, not break a nail. we have one mat. use one of these mats your floor mats will be helpful. get down on the ground. you don't want to get dirty, use a mat. >> tire goes out, you say get the hazards on. >> pull over till it's really safe. you want to be on flat ground emergency or e brake on. and hazard lights on. >> one thing we learned that needed to be on.

>> emergency brake on hazards are on. you're safe. >> tell me what to do here. >> first thing you want to do is find your lift point. if you do not know where that is it's in your owner's manual. >> get the owner's manual out. >> it's usually behind the front wheel or in front of the wheel rear. there's an arrow to show you. this one has been lifted. we can do this faster. but you want to position the jack underneath the car. you want to lift it up a little bit to get a little weight off the car but don't lift the entire up entirely. you need to get the lug nuts off and it's not going to loosen if the tire is lifted off the ground. >> where do you go from here? >> grab your tire iron. this is where it gets a little bit tough. the tire iron the socket. i like to explain this the square hole in the square peg. hexagon hole in the hexagon peg. all the way on. lefty loosy, righty tighty.

counterclockwise. see how hard it is to do that? >> this goes this way? >> yeah. >> that's hard. >> yeah. you really have to put some muscle into it. use your foot to push it down. >> patrice, this is where i'm calling for help okay? >> let me show you an easy way to do this. you can use your foot like this and put all your weight on it. >> i love that she does this in her red heels, by the way. >> or slide this on your handle and you can do this. >> oh, that made a huge difference. >> did you loosen that for me or is that just the pipe? >> no that's not been loosened. >> loosen all of them. don't take them off. just loosen them so they're broken. then jack up the car. >> we're going to jack up the car, whatever that means. patrice is going to show me how

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so using a tire iron when you put the spare on. >> we are twisting this putting the lug nuts back on the spare tire. the flat tire is off. this one is on. i learned a lot but this is harder than it looks. thanks for the great lesson on how to change a tire. >> that one is on tight enough. >> no no no. >> we're not done. >> just with your hands. you can't use a tire iron. it's going to spin it. now we need to lower the jack.

>> we have learned a lot. >> tire iron -- >> slowly lower the jack. don't put anything -- >> do you want to change the oil while you're at it? ladies thank you very much. fox news alert now. attack on the afghan parliament. that is a car bomb exploding at the building's entrance. the ministers confirming a new defense minister at the time. gunmen storming the building before security forced them back. all the lawmakers are okay but 31 civilians were wounded. here at home, a new lead in the manhunt for