hi friends, good morning. today is saturday, the 27th of june, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. this is a fox news alert. one of the most wanted men in america dead. the other escaped murderer on the loose. investigators are closing in on david sweat. we are live from the search area with the breaking developments. >> and a the supreme court making a major decision in the history of america. clearing the way for gay marriage in all 50 states and sparking a heated debate on whether they overstepped the boundaries of the court. >> i kind of shutter when people say it is now the law of the land because i think august of us who passed high school civics knows that the supreme court can't make a law what the decision means

for marriage in america. >> watch this, when danger came flying his way a 10-year-old jumped into action while his parents ducked for cover. the boy who made that home run catch that shamed his sister it and dad. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ hello friends, good morning. we begin with a fox news alert. escaped murderer richard matt shot dead by police. overnight investigators worked tirelessly to track down his accomplice. >> police think they could be closing in on david sweat an a an intense three week long manhunt. >> peter doocy is live in malone, new york, where the search continues this morning. peter, what's the latest? >> tucker, the latest is this is as far as authorities will let us go. they believe these six new york woods near the canadian border are hiding david sweat, the fugitive murderer

who got away. his partner in crime richard matt was shot dead in his tracks near here yesterday. toting a shotgun he never fired. discovered shortly after a camper driver reported being shot at. and after a cabin owner called 911 when a liquor bottle appeared on a table that he hadn't placed it on. that's when search isers rushed in and heard at least one escaped prisoners caught partly because he couldn't suppress a cough. >> it there was movement detected by officers on the ground, what they believed to be coughs, so they knew they were dealing with humans as opposed to wildlife, and a team, a tactical team from customs and border protection met up with mat in the woods challenged him and and he was shot dead by border patrol. >> officials don't have any reason to believe david sweat wasn't standing right there when richard matt was gunned down. in fact, reports were they

thought they heard him racing through the forest. so, last night they thought they had him cornered but night fell and still no sign of david sweat. a very dangerous man who could be a big threat to the people searching for him because, after all he was locked up in clinton correctional facility for sheriff's deputy. back to you in the city. >> all right. peter doocy in malone, new york. we want to bring in a person with many years experience hunting down fugitives a long time bounty hunter katie brewer enjoins us this morning. good morning'. >> good morning. >> what is the likelihood that sweated the still-on-the-run inmate is likely still in the area? do you think he has gotten far? >> it can could go either way. he could be right in that area still hiding out or a employee -- ploy for him getting further away.

matt getting shot and his ploy to get out. >> more than 1,000 officers we're told are involved in the search and bringing in swat teams and negotiators and thermal imaging and all of that want to get your take on what the law enforcement officers have being told to do if they happen to see this convicted prisoner who has escaped. he is desperate and really he has got nothing to lose. are they trying to bring him back alive or do you think is he going to go the way of richard matt? >> hopefully he will brought back alive and we can get some more information on who helped him and try to prosecute all those people to get this system going justice. >> all right. katiekatie burren joining us live this morning. >> you saw those interns

running out of supreme court to hand that decision down to the local media to give what is now well, will soon become the law of the land. of course immediately city hall, all across the country began performing marriage ceremonies where they couldn't do this before for same sex couples. but they still had a supreme court. marriage, the supreme court handing down this decision 5 to 4 yesterday. >> let's go ahead and take a look at the majority opinion. this coming from justice anthony kennedy writing this. same sex couples seek in marriage the same legal treatment as opposite sex couples and it would disparage their choices and personhood to deny them this right. last night you saw the white house blanket canned in a rainbow flag here. it's pride parade in new york city. certainly hitting a chord

here. >> sam alito one of the dissenting justices four out of nine warned in his dissent that this decision will leave those who oppose same sex marriage in a position to be persecuted. he wrote this: i assume those though cling to the old belief also be able to whisper their thoughts in the recesses of their home, if they repeat their they will be persecuted as bigots in their homes work and schools. >> jeb bush taking a more general election tone coming out in support of traditional marriage and saying with an eye towards the general election. ted cruz though thinking this is one of the darkest days in american history. louisiana governor bobby jindal warned this warning will pave the way for all-out assault against religious freedom in this country. >> governor mike huckabee saying if nothing else, take a look at what history tells us that what our political

and economic classes have told us about the three equal branches of government and something that we are not seeing here according to the governor, take a listen. >> i shutter when i hear people say it's now the law of the land. those of us who passed high school civics knows that the supreme court can't make a law. congress can. has to be signed, executed by the president. the supreme court can review a law. they can decide what they believe the law says. but the congress has to actually create a law. what they did was not rule on marriage equality. what they did was redefine marriage there is a fundamental difference. this is redefining a fundamental institution and doing it in a record period of time. >> we're going to talk to later in the show the former governor of texas rick perry about this. i am for people getting married i got married at 22. i'm for major. lost in the debate is the question of heterosexual marriage. collapsed in america. 40% of all children born out

of wedlock this year. 40%. that's a disaster. you would never know seeing the politicians in either party. that seems like worth paying attention to. >> taking locker and longer to get married. they are seeing the position of their parents who have given in to divorce. and they have watched that unfold. they have seen the collapse of marriage. >> that's not good. >> waiting until 30's to get married. >> folks gay marriage and cite their traditional beliefs for it understand where they're coming from. their faith is so engrained in them but you also wonder where is the same outrage about adultery, about divorce, about having sex before you get married. is this all going to become more of a conversation as well or is it all going to go by the wayside? >> what about the politicians? when is the last time obama said people should get married before they have kids not one time. he is for marriage? really? because marriage as an institution is collapsing. and actually threatens our ability to have a functioning country. i just wish someone would

say that i wish people were for marriage all the way across the board and they don't seem to be. i don't know why. governor of texas coming up later in the show. his state, of course, saw the first flood of these unions yesterday afternoon in dallas and austin. so we'll get his take a little bit later in the show. >> some other stories making headlines we are going to get to right now and a fox news alert. a terrifying new threat july 4th weekend. federal authorities now warning of possible terror attacks but no specific plots have been identified. this as isis claims responsibility for the terror attack on a tunisia beach resort that killed at least 39 people. four people are in custody following an attack at an american owned gas company in southeastern france. that includes a man accuse much beheading his boss and crashing delivery van into the plant causing a small explosion. 18 people are in custody for another bombing that killed 27 people at a mosque in kuwait. breaking overnight another scare for kuwait as a kuwait

airways flight is forced to make emergency landing in london. the flight from new york wants jfk to kuwait city was grounded after a food poisoning outbreak. as many as six people gotten sick. those passengers taken off the plane and now being treated. scary start to the weekend with two shark attacks along the coasts of the carolinas. >> saw a shark out there attack this man right here. oh my goodness. >> a 47-year-old man was bitten on the leg and lower back while frantically getting his kids and friends to safety. they were swimming in waist deep water at the beach at the time. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ookay. a pennsylvania tourist is recovering after get bitten on the foot while swimming at south carolina's hunt hadding island. this makes six total shark attacks in the carolinas this month. officials urging people to stay out of the water. so are you going swimming in the ocean this summer in the carolinas? >> and jimmy fallon is

recovering from hand surgery this morning after a scary fall at his apartment. fallon tweeted that his wedding ring caught the side of a table and almost ripped his finger off. had to cancel last night's taping of "the tonight show" as a result. he tweeted this picture with his finger a cast with one hand. #drug, #blessed. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> that's been lost in the debate. >> those wedding rings get caught on it and rip your hands off. >> going to see an increase in those injuries. >> rick reichmuth is standing by. >> you don't buy it, do you? >> he is always like some sort of a dangerous guy. >> you are a skeptical man. >> all right guys. weatherwise, we have a pretty interesting weekend in store for so much rain and so much flooding. temperatures are really cooling down he especially across the north here and cooling down across the

southeast which is good news for many people it's been so hot. a lot of rain dealing today. flooding especially across parts of ohio and into pennsylvania and parts of upstate, new york. there is going to be around 3 to 4 inches of rain and that will certainly cause some flooding. big boomers go through carolina as well as parts of mid-atlantic throughout the day today. deal with that today before that finally gets out of here. the threat for severe weather along with this could be a tornado or two especially across parts of the mid-atlantic. not really a hail threat. that hail threat is going to be up across red river valley as well as the dakotas. we are baking out across parts of the west and finally cooling around average temperatures across much of the southeast which is good news for a lot of people there. >> that's great news. you are mr. good nunchts i try. >> thanks, rick. thank you. deadly terror attacks on three continents kill dozens of people in the last two days. radical islam is the source

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dr. armed. >> this is growing radical islam in the region. are muslims doing enough to speak up against it? >> it's a great question you are asking. at this state we are contributing. we have a very key role to play and those of us that can do so by exposing what is fall lacious. -- we are a smart part. with the news yesterday i couldn't help think but think of churchill's speech. we shall fight them in france and on beaches and fight them with growing confidence from the air. we have no church hillian resolve. that's not about moderate muslims that's about the world at large. it's time for us to realize we are facing a transnational borderless

assault on liberal secular democracy. that's not being recognized by western super powers or arab and muslim piewrp -- super powers in the ways that could really defeat this. >> modern muslims need to play a bigger part and are begging the question what's it going to take to get them to take some action, speak up and. >> i understand that sentiments, but i think this is something that's not -- we have been talking about this for years i'm not the only moderate muslim. we have have a country like pakistan 197 million population, 149,000 people died at the hands of islamist terrorism in one country alone. so, muslims are taking an enormous physical loss, muslim armies are trying to get involved but don't have the battlefield skills and military skills that britain, the united states, and so forth can have. >> and doctor -- >> -- what i'm saying is we

need international political will that is going to be led by the west. it's not just now about dialogue. >> but the west has also, at the heart of this, too and has been welcoming to a lot of these more radical elements of islam and these countries, france specifically are we going to see more of these style attacks in these countries that have welcomed these types of people with open arms? >> welcoming by, you mean my gralings? >> -- migration or where ideology can is spread? >> immigration. of course i'm an immigrant to the united states and my family was immigrant to britain. i don't know that immigration is the actually route cause. i think one of the causes is a major ideological vac we're 15 years post september 11th. we have not mounted an ideological fair. moderate muslims non-muslims together in countries where we have that opportunity. communism was not feld

without ideological warfare which we have not pursued. >> you had entire apparatus in the united states to fight communism. >> would i like more muslim voices to join, this absolutely, i think there is a rising chorus in many languages, this is not really a solitary battle. we are facing a global enemy, islamism that targets all of us, not just moderate muslims. >> thank you for your voice. doctor, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> hillary clinton says she is proud of the supreme court's ruling on same sex marriage. that wasn't always how she felt. >> i believe that marriage is not just a bond but a sacred bond between a man and a woman. >> why the change of heart? and will voters see through the politics in 2016? our political panel is here next to debate it. >> the mayor says the statue of a confederate general

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>> we are here today to remember a man who lived ♪ amazing grace. >> pass for for clementa pinckney ending by singing amazing grace. the 41-year-old state senator was one of nine people killed last week at charleston emanuel ame church with dylann roof opened fire. the confederate flag controversy continues. hundreds of flags tampa ride for pride to show support.

memphis wants to remove statue from a park and relocate his remains from that park to a cemetery. it's not clear if the city council will considerate plan. tucker over to you. >> thank you anna kooiman. well overnight the white house celebrating the supreme court's ruling on same sex marriage and hillary clinton and president obama both quick to praise that decision. watch. >> love triumphed in the highest court in our land. [cheers] equality triumphed america triumphed. >> this ruling is a victory for america. this decision affirms what millions of americans already believe in their hearts. when all americans are treated as equal, we are all more free. >> yeah, but wasn't long ago that both of them had a much different position on the question. watch this: >> i believe that marriage

is not just a bond but a sacred bond between a man and a woman. >> i believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. and i am not in favor of gay marriage. >> well, here to react white house correspondent for the daily mail.com. burns, eric smelter. thanks all of you for joining us this morning. francesca, lots of people's views have changed. that's final. people evolve, that's okay. shouldn't they at least concede that their views have changed and not everyone whose views haven't exchanged bigot. >> i guess they have conceded that their views are changed and media heavily covered when their views have changed quite honestly. what you see now is is the media is focusing on what's news and what new and what's currently news is where the 2016 presidential candidates are on this issue currently not where the presidential candidates, hillary clinton were, you know, in 2008. >> i will tell you what

news, eric is, that the institution of marriage is collapsing heterosexual marriage in america 40% of all children born out of wedlock. you can't run a successful society with numbers over time. why does nobody in office say that they care about marriage but not the marriage that effects the majority ever americans why? >> if you are going to be talking about the institution of the family and the institution marriage, they are often separate. you don't have to start a family if you get married and often you will find same sex couples who won't start a family. >> 40% of american children are born out of wedlock nobody thinks that's not a disaster? >> no, that's not fair. a lot of people have talked about people having babies out of wedlock. it is not something. >> not one time has he ever said you ought to get married. >> i will send you a quote. >> i will buy you lunch if you can find that. >> absolutely i. >> caitlin, i am really struck not by this decision which i think most ofs have you expected.

public favor have moved in favor that's for sure. still a lot of people not. orthodox jews, evangelical christians catholics muslims, should they be regarded as bigots now? >> i think you are seeing to the point about the republican candidates. i think that's the argument that they are shifting towards now this kind of protection for religious liberty. you know, if you disagree with this ruling, you should not be considered, you know, a bigot and that sort of thing. but i think it will be interesting to watch kind of how that plays out over the next several months as the candidates try to position themselves on their it is where a majority of the country is. and it is the fastest moving political issue that we have seen in a long time so i think it's important to recognize that as well. >> well, sure, and everyone recognizes that what about the minority, francesca the editor of buzz feed said there is no other side. there is no other legitimate opposition to this ruling that seems to me piece says of intellectual fascism.

is that news coverage. >> marco rubio he said that the majority may be for gay marriage but the minority that's not is very large minority in this country and is not a small number of people who are still for traditional marriage. key thing here had to look at what the 2016 election is going to be about. i do not think that the 2016 election at the end of the day is going to be be about this issue. it's going to be national security issue first of all and about the economy. i also think because the supreme court made this decision so far out from the election that that's also going. >> when did the left stop caring about minority rights? i get serve cycled cycled -- psyched about gay marriage, that's fine. shouldn't you lou space for dissent or does everybody have to agree and those who don't punished? >> as far as people who want to have their own religious beliefs and belief that marriage is between and aa man and woman within the walls of their church, i

think the left absolutely thinks that people have the right to believe that as a matter of civil marriage, as giving respect and freedom to all americans, there is no debate. >> caitlin very quickly will you see any republican candidates continue to talk about this through the primary season? >> i think the ones that want to make this an issue in the primary certainly. have a are a right of different candidates. several are courting the evangelical base will make this an issue. others want to move on, talk about the issues that they think are going to be essential to this election. >> i believe that thanks all three for getting up so early and so articulate before the sun comes up. >> thank you. >> coming up next, one escaped kill canner is on the run. the other has been shot dead by police. >> the majority is instant relief that this is finally over. >> that's richard matt's brother reacting to the news that his brother has been killed. we have more for him coming up next. plus, he worked side by side with bill as his v.p.

is al gore ready for another clinton in the white house? wow. we will tell you what he is not saying this morning. stay tuned.

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this morning escaped killer david sweat likely surrounded by cops near the canadian border. richard matt shot dead 30 miles from the prison where they both escaped it 0 days ago. >> police tracked matt down after he tried to car jack an rv. matt's half-brother now saying he is thankful this is finally coming to an end. >> my instant thought was relief followed by and i don't expect anybody to understand it unless they are in my shoes a small part is sadness. i mean he was my half-brother but the majority is instant relief that this is finally over. >> yeah, police say right now they have no reason to believe that matt wasn't with fellow escapee david sweat at the time. >> and this guy, you know, he could be armed. he certainly is dangerous. he has killed before. he killed a cop and shot him some 15 times and ran over

him. >> we have a live report. >> pretty bad dude. >> some other stories making headlines to get to on saturday morning now. the nine victims of a sightseeing plane crash in alaska have been identified. and their bodies have been recovered. searchers found the wreckage on a steep mountain side on friday, a day after the plane crashed into a cliff. the group booked the trip during a cruise vacation. it is still not clear what caused the crash. and lost at sea. u.s. olympic sailor is searching night and day after find the 30-foot boat still idolizing ropes near marine thursday night. all his personal belongings, including a life jacket were still inside. moore a member of the 2012 olympic sailing team went out alone on the boat earlier that day. he was bill clinton's vice president but that doesn't mean al gore is backing hillary. during a recent event the former v.p. was asked who will be the next president?

instead of giving an answer he just said it's too early to tell. gore has reportedly had a complicated relationship with the clintons since 2000. insiders believe he will eventually back hillary. even bears need to beat summer heat. >> oh, that's bruiser taking a dip in the pool. ladder and going. in florida animal sanctuary now has more than 730,000 views. >> i was hoping that was an animal sanctuary. camera guy was getting in his face. >> backyard. i love bear video. >> bears on trampolines. >> four hours of bear video and i would be mesmerized. >> and not even scared. >> rick reichmuth is not afraid of the animals. your doors. >> boating season upon us, guys. going to be talking about

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tell-all book. >> stepped down. stepping into the blinding glare of the fox light with v.p. of marketing michael tammero. >> i got a chance to sit down with the star herself to talk about her childhood and her road to success. >> 5 6 7 8. ♪ we're going to do it ♪ give us any chance we'll take it. >> thank you so much for joining us. so when did sydney williams first hear that calling for show biz. when did you first step into the spotlight? >> when i was a little girl i put on plays with my sister in the garage.as the first person to get a tv on our block. i was mesmerized as a little girl from the age of 4 by anything that lived in there. >> sure. >> but i never thought of it as oh, this is going to be my career. it was just sort of a natural progression because

i wasn't academically inclined in school. >> your story is a hollywood story in a lot of ways. going through the book. taps chronicle of, you know, television and working in the industry. it's amazing. >> i was very blessed. i was very, very blessed. and laverne and shirley certainly opened a gateway into wonderland. >> you punch down when you want more gas. >> shouldn't we use the beans for gas? >> you two were so great together. what was the dynamic like for the two of you work together throughout the years? >> the chemistry was -- we just had it. >> was there a natural tension to be one part of a comedy duo? >> did things get operatic yes. created differences but never really created differences because we were always on the same page when we hit that stage. ♪ singing and honky tonky way >> what does comedy mean to

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pushing a controversial policy to confront students, quote: overwhelming gender bias. >> in this case controversial means insane. joining us now to explain campus correspondent cab bet phillips from campus reform. nice to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> the idea here is just being a woman the result of a biological accident over which you had no control ought to give you additional points in your evaluation. >> these are serious allegations being made by this professor but unfortunately for her and for argument there is not really fact she is going off of. >> the allegations are that students are naturally against professors who are women. weather subconsciously or they know they are doing it or not. in your end of course evaluation the professor should be given extra added automatic bonus when they are being reviewed because students are apparently biased against women. >> sarah is the professor. she writes this since pervasive gender bias is not going away any time soon. one solution female factory

should receive automatic correction that is to say bonus on quantitative teaching scores. such a policy would offer one concrete way to fix these ininequalities, being cat called walking across campus, men dressing down women and female professors aren't equal in the eyes of the students. >> well, she is really not giving any facts one place we have seen facts from her university is the instituted for women in science which is based at cornell. and they found a nationwide study that around the country women when compared to their quote otherwise identical male counterparts were twice as likely to be given a ten year tenure faculty. twice as likely. it appears that she is going off a few experiences she has had and not actually in fact. >> just as a woman, if a woman has her hair all messed up or something this woman doesn't care take of herself. if a man's hair is messed up is he like a mad sign tis

it. can i sort of see where she is coming from. >> he is he a mad genius. he is like albert einstein. >> i can say from personal experience though. >> gave hit hairstyle. >> i like the mad scientist it hairstyle. i wasn't trying to go for that right now. i was going to be a clean cut look. my favorite was a woman. not because of her gender she had good traits. people apt good professor that's going to help them get a job. >> do boys or girls graduate high from her college. >> i'm not aware of the statistic. overwhelmingly women graduate from high school and college and get higher grades. >> that's good to know. >> we work harder. >> they definitely work harder. definitely. that's the point. all right. coming up: isis leaving a bloody mark on three continents in one day. are we losing the war on terror? how long before it comes here to the united states. >> plus, straight for

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not a foul ball. 10-year-old jeremiah sprague sprang into action and caught the home run ball while his parents ducked. joining us now with their story is a 10-year-old fan and hero sprague 5-year-old sister abbey and father danny spraying. start with you. when we look at that videotape. do you regret ducking out of the way for home run ball. >> at the time i was trying to react to the situation. and i'm just thankful jeremiah was there to catch it everything happened so fast. >> this was a home run ball, jay mya from your favorite player. this is cabrera hitting a home run ball. what did you think when you saw that ball sailing toward you? >> i thought it was going to be an out because it didn't look like it was going to actually come over but surprisingly it made it over and i'm really happy that i caught it. >> abbey were you scared? >> >> a little. >> a little bit.

and your brother sprang into action. jeremiah did you realize what happened? you looked over and saw your dad ducking down and how did you catch that ball? >> well, i try to bring my glove out and try to make it line up with the ball i realized it was not lined up. i had to realize i just hitting my glove. >> lights blinding you in the eyes for what could have been an out. you snag this ball and dad what did you think when you looked over? you said wait a minute, did my son just catch that? >> like i said, i didn't realize exciting. i looked over and in his glove and shocked and full of joy. it's every kid's dream to catch a home run ball. >> have you ever caught a home run ball or any ball at a game before? >> no. i have never caught one. i have been to lots of games and caught into foul balls.

the home run balls that bounce around but never actually caught one. it's even exciting to have that. >> even more exciting is when you catch a home run ball from favorite player, jeremiah. what happened when you caught this ball from cabrera. >> cabrera personally signed it. >> how did that happen? >> well, they told us to go gate 4 and they told us to wait here. then one of the guys talked to us for a little while then he took the ball to cabrera and he signed it and he brought it back to us. >> abby, did you thank your brother for catching that ball so it didn't konk you on the head? >> not yet. >> not yet. you will get around to it. you have a long year. 2015 is a long year. great to see you guys. congratulations. you are a hero this morning grabbing that ball and protecting your family. danny, you must be proud of the little guy. >> oh, i'm very proud of him. thank you. >> thank you guys. and have a great weekend. coming up here on the show,

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on the run. we are live on the ground in moments. >> just hours after terror hits three cities overseas a disturbing new warning isis wants to strike here in the united states on the fourth of july. well the man who took out usama bin laden rob ekneel says it's only going to get worse. he will be joining us in a few moments. >> hillary clinton says she is proud of the supreme court's ruling on same sex marriage but that wasn't how she always felt. >> i believe that marriage is not just a bond but a sacred bond between a man and a woman. >> why the change of heart and will voters see through the politics of it all in 2016? "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ welcome in to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. we have got so much news to

get to and at this hour we will begin with a fox news alert because breaking right now the hunt for an escaped killer, david sweat underway at this early hour as it continues. >> clayton police think that they are closing in after killing his accomplice, richard matt. >> the remarkable peter doocy is live in malone, new york, where authorities have been searching hundreds of them. peter, what's the latest? >> the latest is this is the outer most part of a perimeter that police thinks david swed escaped prisoner alive and at large surrounded. this is as close as we can get today after very productive friday when, just hours after officials announced that the pair of connected killers could be trekking toward canada, just about 15 miles away from where we are standing right now. one of them, richard matt, was shot dead by a border patrol agent alerted to tips of a camper driver being shot at nearby and a cabin owner seeing an out-of-place liquor bottle. >> they verbally challenged

them, told him to put up his hands and at that time, you know he was shot when he didn't comply. >> matt was carrying a shotgun but never fired on law enforcement. david sweat is believed to be armed and of particular danger to the very people trying to apprehend him in the woods behind us because remember, david sweat was serving time at the clinton correctional facility in dana marah nearby where he broke out of for murdering a sheriff's deputy. back to you in the city. >> and peter it's been 21 days. they seem pretty confident they are going to get this guy when you talk to authorities there. do they feel like they have got this guy surrounded? >> this is the first time that they have revealed not only that they have had several confirmed leads that date back to last week in these cabins nearby here but also they got one of them which has been a huge relief for the now 1100 law enforcement officers who are here. we have seen several small convoys, three four

vehicles each heading in here every few minutes. they are going to be completely tearing these woods apart on the ground, from the air and with dogs to try to find these guys. they know, though, that they were there. or that at least one of them was there yesterday. they got richard matt, say that they have no reason to believe that david sweat was not standing right there or at least nearby when richard matt was gunned down by the border patrol yesterday. so, they are obviously feeling good about it. but, still a very dangerous man on the loose in these woods that are very prohibitive for searchers but also conversely for the person who is trying to evade them. >> exactly peter. peter does new york thank you so much for covering that for us. this could be happening during this show. so stay tuned for that the desperation though these guys they have -- they had absolutely nothing to lose and david sweat still doesn't. so there are fears of an ambush, of the police

officer's safety, of folks in the community. their safety as well. >> if you are joining us from a foreign country you haven't been awake for the last 24 hours there has been a seed change in the way the u.s. government defines marriage, that's the result of a supreme court decision yesterday it was a close one, 5 to 4. now makes same sex marriage a constitutional right in all 50 states in this country, including the 13 states that had banned it. >> well, giving the majority opinion, justice anthony kennedy saying this under the constitution same sex couples seek in marriage the same legal treatment as opposite sex couples and it would disparage their choices and diminish their person hood to deny them this right. so many are saying that love wins this morning. but others are saying that it means that hate loses and so people with traditional values are going to be seen as bigots. >> and chief justice john roberts presenting the dissenting opinion. they have about, i think three weeks to reconsider or force a reconsideration of this ruling at the supreme

court. the majority's decision he writes is an act of will not legal judgment. the right it announces has no basis in the constitution. just who do we think we are he asked? and it didn't stop there presidential candidates weighing in on this as well, saying that some of ted cruz saying some of our darkest days in american history. other candidates being a little more general and trying to maybe rise above the mudslinging back and forth. jeb bush with an eye toward general election saying that i support traditional marriage, but this is the law of the land. marco rubio saying the same thing. >> meanwhile celebration on the left from the white house from the hillary clinton campaign for president. both saying this is a great day for america. here is hillary yesterday. watch. >> many of the republican candidates for president who seemed determined to lead us right back into the past. this morning they all

decried the supreme court's ruling upholding marriage equality. we even heard them call for constitutional right to strip away the right to marry from our gay brothers and sisters. instead of trying to turn back the clock they should be joining us in saying loudly and clearly no, ma'am, no to discrimination once and for all. hmmm what she didn't mention was the past about 20 minutes ago when everybody in american public life was opposed to gay marriage, very much including hillary clinton herself. in case you have forgotten here is a reminder. >> i believe that marriage is not just a bond but a sacred bond between a man and a woman. >> do you think new york state should recognize gay marriage? >> no. >> no? [boos] >> okay. were viewers one of our

conservative blarings tweeted on ff weekend so democrats are allowed to evolve on their positions but republicans flip flop on their positions. they're not called evolution, they get to flip flop on their positions. >> let's take a look at the media bias on this. liberal media outlets taking a stance gay marriage one newspaper silencing dissenting editorials. a banner we can show you here of some of the logos. >> see the logos yesterday? watching the twitter stream yesterday you saw a lot of the different news organizations and so forth blogs like huffington post changing their logos to this. and using different #s like love wins. >> and we see the white house blanketed in a pride flag. this is pride weekend here in new york city, so the west village is getting ready for their parade and certainly striking a chord this morning. >> here is a tweet from cnn a purported news organization every single state, #love wins, throwing its weight as a news

organization behind the decision. one newspaper has decreed opposing views will not be allowed, if you disagree with the 5-4 supreme court decision we are not going to print it. this is from the editorial board from a newspaper in pennsylvania quote: these unions are now the law of the land. we will not publish such letters and op. ed's any than we would publish those that are racist, sexist and anti-semitic. in other words, if you disagree you are not just wrong you are evil, you are a bad person, you are a bigot. much more on this. talking to the governor of texas it, rick perry coming up in the show. >> nobody is talking about marriage. i mean same sex marriage, i'm not losing sleep over people to get married. i want people to get married. i got married at 22. i'm for marriage. what about the rest of america? 40% of kids born out of wedlock. nobody on either side. republicans too. republicans say you know what? you ought to get married before you have kids. nobody says that and they should. >> a fear from this decision is that what about the businesses like the bakeries

that don't want to make the cakes for gay couples for their weddings. >> they should be crushed and go to prison and be killed. >> the thing is the same companies aren't asking hey have you been married before? you have been divorced? that's a sin too. i'm not going to make a cake for that oh did you have sex before you are getting married? oh, i'm not going to make you a cake for that either, i don't know, who knows maybe this will start a bigger conversation. >> how about people get to have their own views i get to bake a cake for whomever i want. there should be room for dissent is. you should be allow to have a minority view. it's important to respect the rights of minorities. maybe that's what this decision is about. i'm not gay but i think gay people should be allowed to do what people want to do. so should straight people and vehicles and conservative muslims and people should have right to have their own opinions without being crushed. >>. more on this. i have -- my producers are yelling at me, that's my opinion this morning. >> sorry. >> i'm going. >> respect the minority, right?

>> weigh in on this, go to our twitter stream this morning, ff weekend and weigh in on this debate. we have other headlines to get to. >> right to, this breaking overnight a mid-air scare as a kuwait airways flight is forced to make emergency landing in london. the flight from new york's jfk to new york city grounded after food poisoning outbreak. as many as six people may have gotten sick. those passengers taken off the plane and now being treated. donald trump taking spanish network univision now banning any employees from his miami golf course all of this as he gears up for multi-million-dollar lawsuit after they broke ironclad contract to miss u.s.a.'s contract about comments he made about. racist mass murderer dylan roof. trump warning if he wins the presidency he will is set up a strong border and bring jobs back to america. people love messing with the queen's guard when they visit england.

one tourist learned the hard way that's not okay. >> get off of the queen's guard. >> that's awesome. the tourist ending up with a bayonet inches from his face. many tourists try to make the guards laugh. don't forget they are trained and armed soldiers, of course. the ministry of defense released damage and agreed with the guard's response. take that, tourist. >> that is the greatest thing i have ever seen. you forget that the english are are really bellicose island people. that's how they took over the world. good to see they still have that spirit, a little bit. >> i like that they're trying to get the guards can laugh. what kind of joke also work on these guys. >> i know. not much. i actually tried it once. not that close well, not that close. >> the giant hat and chin strap keeps their mouth shut so they can't laugh. >> that's what it is. take a look at the weather

maps this morning. lots going on in the weather world. including really heavy rain that's going to be plaguing a lot of the mid-atlantic and ohio valley throughout the northeast today and tomorrow. temps much below average tomorrow along with that threat of all that rain comes the threat for flooding. we are going to see that from parts of north carolina through parts of the ohio valley. mid-atlantic. spotty flash flooding. long with that a severe weather threat. a tornado or two through parts of the mid-atlantic today. guys, back to you inside. >> isis leaving a bloody mark on three continents all in one day. are relosing the war on terror? and how long before it comes here in the man who killed bin laden rob o'neill is here next. >> next time in the restaurant be prepared to use a gender neutral restroom. the city wants to ban guys and gals rooms. what does that mean? and which one should you use? we have got advice on the

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good morning rob thanks for being with us. >> good morning anna. thanks for having me. this came out from the feds before these attacks. is this something we need to be worried about ahead of independence day here at home. >> absolutely. but we should be worried about it every day. especially with our border in the south that's not secure at all. we have got refugees coming in from iraq, pretty much every single day. you don't know who else is coming over. these are the people turning themselves. in they remember they are at war with us even though we sometimes forget. yeah they are going to hit us here. >> it seems like, rob,s as the chaos increases in the middle east as central governments fall or become stabilized. the threat grows. do you see a connection? >> the threats growing because the radical sunni muslims are pretty much taking it over. that's isis, that's al qaeda. that's boko haram. all those people. and they are not afraid of anybody. nobody is doing anything about it we are letting them run amuck. they have the caliphate. they own the social media they are glorified to it a

lot of radical muslims from other countries. they are getting it from the west. they are getting it from the states. 10,000 tunisians where those massacres were yesterday they fought with isis. yes, it's getting worse. >> we heard some terrorism analysts say it's dangerous to call these attacks lone wolf style attacks because we need to be fighting the ideology as a whole and it doesn't matter where these people are getting radicalized. it matters that they are taking it out and carrying out their plan. they do what they say they are going to do. >> they are doing what they're going to say they are going to do. yes we need to fight them. we need a real coalition. we say we have 60 countries doing whatever it is they are doing. we need to take the lead and get our muslim friends involved. sunni and shia. everything from killing the bad guys to educating the younger people. whether or not we like it 300 year war right now which is a matter of us recognizing it. >> it seems like in our fight against the sunni factions isis most

prominently, we wind up siding with iran-backed militias. how scary is that development, do you think? >> well, it's scary because we are going to need help from sunnies to fight the sunnies. because if we have nothing but the shia we are backing iran plus we are taking sides in a 1400-year-old civil war. a lot of the radical muslims hate us because we are infidels and nonbelievers. o. >> quickly yesterday in that attack that happened in southeastern france it wasn't long before authorities came out and they called it terror. is that something that we need to be doing here in the united states? >> absolutely we need to be. there is a time for political correctness and there is a time to be realistic. and a terrorist attack is a terrorist attack. would are not good calling it that because we are too afraid of offending people. i would rather be offended than dead. >> nicely put. thanks for joining us this morning, rob.

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interesting debate. california moving to make vaccines mandatory for every child. state's legislature passed a controversial bill. just needs the governor jerry brown's approval. parents sighting religious or personal reasons for having children vaccinated would no longer be exempt. should it be up to the them. >> barbara, i want to start with you should it be up to the state legislature to make this decision? >> i think we have to remember that vaccines are pharmaceutical products are they are not safe for everyone. we don't all respond the same way to use of pharmaceutical products. we have genetic and biological high risk factors that make some of us more vulnerable. and vaccine center we hear

every day from parents who reporting that their children have been injured or died from the side effects of vaccinations it's a human right to exercise informed consent to risk taking on behalf of minor children and right to get a school education. there is no public emergency in california or any other state that justifies our giving up our civil and human rights. >> dr. suzanne, you disagree? >> i do disagree. i think that nobody would argue that a person's right to contract a horrible disease infrared it to other children who can't be protected by those diseases. i think the law really does have to protect all of our children. >> what about that point that if okay, you choose not to vaccinate your child and then your child contracts measles, has some other major issue and spreads it to entire nursery care? >> absolutely. >> i think there are are some children who can't get vaccinated because of serious medical conditions such as immunosuppression or cancer and there are babies

who can't get vaccinated because they are too young and they are at extreme risk of getting these diseases. >> barbara to that point? >> yeah. i think we have to look at the facts here. 90% of the child pertussis cases in california last year that had vaccine records had been vaccinated. 30% of the cases of measles associated with disney land this year had been vaccinated. only 18% of all measles cases were in school-aged children. the fact is that we don't know how many people who are vaccinated are transmitting disease. so if everybody else is vaccinated in school, except for the immunicipalled compromised child that will not protect the uncompromised child from getting sick. children don't go to school in a bubble. >> i want to get this and then doctor can you respond. 20 states right now have philosophical exemptions. 48 states and the district of columbia have religious exemptions and nearly 29,000 children are unvaccinated for religious reasons currently in the state.

and we have some measles outbreak numbers there a second ago. 68 measles cases in 2014. reported across 27 states. that's the greatest number of cases since measles elimination was documented in the u.s. back in the year 2,000. doctor are reseeing a resurgence of some of these diseases as a result of people going without these vaccinations? >> absolutely. we thought measles was gone in 2,000. last year there was about 650 cases of measles. and vaccines really do work. it's not true that just because some people may not be immune after they get vaccines. you are going to be 98% protected after you get your two shots. that if the population total is less than 85 to 95%. having a population in california that had under 85% not vaccinated, that's

why there was an outbreak. >> barbara, i will give you the final word. >> look, the right of the state and doctors to tell us what to do with our bodies and the bodies of our children ends were our right to protect our lives and the lives of our children begins. there is no public health emergency that justifies giving up our civil and human rights. >> barbara and dr. suzanne we appreciate you joining us this morning. weigh in on twitter page this morning ff weekend and let us know your thoughts. thank you, ladies. coming up on the show. breaking right now. a woman arrested for climbing 300 feet up to take down the confederate flag down in charleston. 30 feet up. weave have breaking details and moments on that. next time you are in a restaurant, be prepared to use a gender neutral restroom. the city that wants to ban guys and gals rooms. have the p.c. police struck again? first let's check in with eric bolling for a look on "cashin' in." >> hey guys, we have fiery

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ties to al qaeda sheikh mohammed. one of the architects of the 9/11 attack. a review board deciding to send him back to native saudi arabia to a rehab program, a kind of 12-step program for islamic radicals. >> and next time you are eating at a new york city restaurant, the bathrooms may be a little different. i frankly don't see how they are going to change. city officials are now trying to single stall rest rooms into gender neutral facilities. they claim businesses won't have to build new bathrooms. it's gender bias. >> most new york city restaurants have water closets anyway. >> there is literally no difference men and women. >> veteran gets a chance to take high school sweetheart to the prom he is 98 years old. he never got to invite his future wife to the big dance because he joined the marine corps and was deployed. the couple now married for 66 years just got to enjoy that missed memory at prom hosted by senior center.

to make things even better ravel was named -- ralph was named prom king this time around. rick reichmuth standing by. >> isn't that a bummer that you still have to go through things like voting for prom king at that age? >> that's a good point. >> don't you think popularity contest dies down at some point even in your 80's? man, that is sad. let's talk about the weather this morning. a lot of weather to be had had today and across the northeast. put it into motion. rain showers spreading through much of pennsylvania and upstate new york and some of it is going to be heavy this afternoon into evening. around washington, d.c. and baltimore and philadelphia. could be looking at some severe weather including very strong winds and possibly a tornado or two. so watch out for that down across the southeast, we have some light showers across parts of texas. kind of garden variety summer storms as a front moves through. good news we are getting rain across parts of the southeast, definitely needs it it and it's going to drop the temperatures down quite a bit as well. in across the northeast we

are going to have severe weather across the red river valley and rest areas looking dry. anna, send it over to you. >> all right rick, thanks so much. when you look -- members are away for months at a time. many are left without options for pet care. military couple founded dogs on deployment. and joining us now to tell us how they are making it all happened the president of dogs on deployment. husband sean. petty officer. dogs and volunteer border sally mcknee land with a dog that she caring for teddy. how are you doing? puppy party on the plaza today. good morning guys. >> good morning. >> tell me how you decided to found this organization. >> in 2011 myself and husband both serve active duty. i'm in the marine corps and my husband in the navy. found myself going to training for six months while he was deployed. we have a dog and unfortunately we didn't have immediate family available to care for him. we were able to find distant

relatives and that spacialgd us to create dogs on deployment to help other service members in need. >> he they're essentially members of our family as a dog owner i feel that way. i don't have any kids so my dog is is my kid. how does the program work? >> the program works military members can register on the website and volunteers can sign up on the website as well to volunteer to watch a military member's petted while they are deployed or away for training. network and match up and find a border. >> what does this mean to you. >> this has been such an incredible opportunity. while i don't deploy, i'm in the coast guard i don't deploy as much as other military branches, but we are away from our pets and families for months at a time training or going away on cutters. it's really great to have this free option and to know that somebody is taking care of your pets as well as you would want to. >> certainly. there is a million ways to volunteer for whether you go to a soup kitchen readings to kids at school help our

military members is such an important thing. why did you decide to get involved. >> i read an article in guide post which is a little magazine. so i thought gee kind of sounds neat. went online and checked them out. filled out a profile. didn't hear anything for a few months. then i got contacted and that was our first deployment. teddy is my second. you liked it so much you decided to do it again. >> my first dog left on saturday and i was contacted the following tuesday for teddy. he arrived on the following saturday and his dad was on board the ship on saturday afternoon. >> he had a very short notice that he was deploying. >> are they starting to become parts of the family as well? >> great friends after this boarding experience. and even one military member

invited their border to be in their wedding. it really is an incredible opportunity for anybody to be able to help us service member to help with pets. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you can stay all morning if you want. >> and to find out more information, go to dogs on deployment.org. guys, thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having us. >> all right clayton and tucker, back to you. >> thanks tucker and anna. one family just bought their-million-dollar dream house but a stalker turned it into a house of horrors. what every future homeowner and home buyer needs to know before you hand over the money. >> plus, isn't he lovely? he is the handsome gorilla driving the ladies bananas. it's a pun-filled story. we got all of it. we are not monkeying around ♪ my poker face ♪ ♪

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animal headlines for you this morning. firearm save a pregnant dog from a fire at her home using a special oxygen mask designed just for dogs. no people were inside when the fire started in pueblo, colorado rescuers did manage to pull several dogs from the burning building. a great improvement. and girls are going bananas over this handsome gorilla. zoo workers in japan have seen increase in young girls visiting the name of the 18-year-old silver back. seen bruiting and posing for the cameras. walking shirtless on the beach in malibu. his picture is going viral on social media girls calling him hot and good-looking. anna b. kooiman. >> all right tucker, thanks. homeowner horror stories making headlines. a knowledge family claims a stalker is targeting 1.3-million-dollar dream home. leaving them too scared to

even move in. they claim the previous owners knew about the problem and didn't tell them. >> a family is suing after they made the discovery that their dream home was infested by snakes and they can no longer live there how would you like to move into that anna. >> i can't even look at the video right now. was there something these homeowners should have done to better protect themselves before signing on the dotted line? let's scts real estate expert. good morning, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> just but verify. people are giving us facts. we need to do some of our own investigating knock on neighbor's doors. >> it's really a buyer beware. do your own investigations. don't take anybody's word for it you are paying a lot of word for it. don't get caught up in the emotion. double-check everything you are told. >> we rely so much on a seller's disclosure. and the seller goes through and says we have got a.c. unit that we fixed. we don't know. there might be mold. we don't know.

there might be certain things that we don't know about lead paint in the house. that's the seller telling you that how much are we relies on that? >> you can always rely so much on the seller's disclosures. delayed reports. neighbors going up a second story. you have got to do our own investigation, go to websites like dress report.com. a background check on any property. go to the city building department. look at the property records, look at property history of that building. look at the court records from the county. see if that seller has any incidents with their neighbors where there is a lawsuit involved. >> these poor families though, is the law on their side like the two we mentioned there with the snakes infesting the home and the stalker on the other one? >> many states are a buyer beware state. take it as it is and doing own investigations. >> many other states pro-buyer. have got to disclose. on the hook after the fact. face a potential lawsuit. >> here is from some of the notes he from this stalk to new jersey homeowners. i think we have this here. i'm pleased to know your names now and the name of

the youngblood you have brought to me. >> i wouldn't want to live there either. >> this is unbelievable. is there any recourse for a buyner that situation they don't want to go to that house. >> that seller may not have thought a big deal. they could have thought it was a joke. they should have disclosed that when in doubt i say disclose on the seller. if you don't disclose. these poor buyers can't move into this home because they are afraid. had that seller disclosed that to them. >> they might have moved forward and thought it was a joke. they didn't disclose. >> as a realtor i'm sure you are seeing a lot more realtors saying we are selling our house as is is we can't afford the repairs. does it give the homeowner the seller some leeway some seller to be off the hook in an as is sale. >> write in your contract as is sale. taking the property in current condition no credits, no exchanges holding harmless, no representations whatsoever. in that case probably take less forever the sale but buyers on the hook for taking it as is. >> find those asbestos pipes

in the basement or whatever. brandon, great to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. 46 minutes after the hour. one of the most wanted men in america dead. the other escaped murderer still on the loose believed to be armed. we have the latest on the manhunt live from the search area. >> plus, have a taste for fillet minion but don't like the price tag? then stick around, we have got the best barbecue meats all for the price of a hamburger. we're going to show them to you.

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look at the cost of meat. it's getting expensive. >> that's how much it's gone upped in the past year. 10% for ground beef. 4% on hot dogs. >> those pricey cuts of meat too expensive. esther reynolds is here. she is the master chef. >> good to see you this morning. >> nice to see you. tastier and expensive cuts of meat get them at bargain basement price right? >> absolutely. >> what do we have right here? >> here we have a new york strip. big beefy flavor, good fat. looking at $17 a pound for this. >> $17 a pound? >> this bad boy? >> we -- this is one of our favorite cuts. bone miss chuck rib. has a lot of good marble and fat. melt into meat as you cook it big beefy flavor. that's about 1 $1 a pound. >> say what that is again? >> bonus chuck short rib. >> i think a lot of us go to the market and we just get the stuff that we know.

we know fillet, we know a t-bone. we know a new york strip. >> there is so much out there. we are a whole animal shop. we get all of the cuts of meat into our shop and so we have all of this variety. >> paying for like a brand name almost? >> exactly. >> you can get the generic o's cereal or get cheerios and pay more for it paying for the extra brand name of. >> the marbling that's where the taste comes. >> from it's beautiful. >> tender lion, a the love us go for tender lion. >> fillet minion. $27 a pound here. same good texture really beautiful flavor. $12 a pound. and also slices really beautifully so if you are entertaining, if you are sharing with people, that's perfect one, is it $12. >> >> ribeye is is beautiful. you see all the fat on here. another $17 a pound. what we recommend doing is a

brisket burger. you can actually have your butcher grind brisket into 8-ounce burger. put that on the grill. have the same flavor you get in a steak super juicy and super fatty and $9 a pound. >> i think a lot of us go to the market and we just go to the counter the case and we get whatever is there. >> grab the burgers that are there. >> exactly. >> but we can go and ask the butcher questions right? >> and they love that. >> they want people to be excited about meat and it's a good time for this. >> it's like talking to a wine shop owner about good wine. they want to engage people in conversation like that. let's engage you in conversation about the grill. is that the brisket burger there. >> this is the brisket burger. >> is there cooking that differently than hamburger on the grill. >> not so much. people don't use enough salt. people are scared of using salt. a lot of that salt is going to end up on the grill anyway. let your meat rest when you pull it out. we recommend six minutes for steaks and burgers when it comes off the grill.

don't eat into it right away. >> why is that? >> you want all of the juices that are going to be flowing in the meat as you are cooking it if you cook it open right away that's going to leave your burger and get drier. >> i was just home with my parents and flames started in there. >> oh yeah. >> my mom started taking water and throwining it on the grill. >> it happens. >> sorry mom. bad idea. >> my mom does it, too. that's okay. if you get flare ups. fat dripping. move it to a cooler side of the grill. let it calm down a little. you don't need to soak the meat. >> i told my wife the other day we need to buy a spray bolts for flare ups. honey, can you scratch that off the list we don't need a spray bottle for flare ups. >> move it to the other side of the grill have fun with it. >> where can we learn more about dickson prime meats. >> they offer cooking classes if you want to learn more about cuts and actually have a new hotel partner called aka residences.

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prisoners shot dead. his accomplice, a cop killer still on the run and he has got nothing to lose. we are live on the ground as the manhunt narrows. >> mean while terror strikes tree continents in a single day. how long until the carnage comes here? a brand new warning for america this morning. isis wants to strike on the fourth of july. we have breaking details on that ominous story. >> and a little boy saved by a state trooper three decades ago. now, he is a state trooper as well. and he works with his hero. they both just met and they are going to join us live this hour. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ i'd like to know where you got the notion ♪ rock the boat ♪ that concrete and that turf for rick reichmuth. >> boats on the plaza this morning. boating season.

like love boat. >> anyone can jet dismi lake mead but can you do it in midtown. like rick mouth can. -- reichmuth can do that. >> do you have a lake or sidewalk like rick reichmuth. >> we will have the whole panoply of options. >> let's get to this. richard matt shot dead by police and this morning investigators think they are closing in on his accomplice. >> cop killer david sweat has been on the run three weeks ago today. >> search is underway. peter, what do we know this hour? good to see you. >> good to see you too. we know the fugitive who was serving time at clinton correctional facility before he broke out for brutally murdering a sheriff's deputy, david sweat is still out there. and authorities believe he may be right here. so they have set up this new perimeter and they have started flooding this heavily wooded area up near the canadian border with

11100 law enforcement officers. all feverishly following his trail because they say they have no reason not to believe that sweat was standing northeastern when his partner in crime richard matt was shot and killed by officers responding to a pair of what turned out to be productive leads called in by a camper driver who was shot at and a cabin owner who noticed an out-of-place liquor bottle. >> there was movement detected by officers on the ground, what they believed to be coughs. so they knew they were dealing with humans as opposed to wildlife. and a team, a tactical team from customs and border protection met up with matt in the woods challenged him, and he was shot dead by border patrol. >> >> richard matt what was carrying a gun but he never fired it given a chance to surrender but refused to put his hands up.

as for david sweat he is believed to be armed and if he was in the area where his partner in crime richard matt was shot dead yesterday then there is a solid possibility that he is starting his saturday surrounded. back to you in new york. >> i hadn't heard that, peter that he put his hands up but they gave him the opportunity to surrender but he didn't put his hands up. >> doesn't want to go back to prison. nypd hostage negotiator who has a lot of experience with this kind of thing. is it just a matter of time do you think before they catch this guy? >> just a matter of time. one of the things we always talk is the first impression is that they are going to take off and go to another country or run and find them far away. more times than not they stay local. >> is he a cop killer, right? he is serving life because of shooting a sheriff's deputy among other things, among other issues. what kind of precautions are these teams right now as they are combing the woods taking to protect

themselves. >> not just the teams themselves and tactic its they are going to use. also a whole lot of intelligence operations going on in the background. there is, you know, have you had the availability of them being in prison. we know the other crimes that they have committed. psychological profilers will wind up, working on this and be doing sort of workups on them. so that at the point you do go to make the apprehension, you have a lot of technical intelligence from flares and audio you have the psychological profile. and then you have the tactical operations to make the arrest. >> the cabin where they found some of the d.n.a. evidence on the two that they were eating and some prison-issued underwear david sweat in some shape or form now? >> from what i understand from the area, you have a lot of these cabins and so who does the cabin belong

to? what's the property that it's on? those are things that the subsequent investigation is going to look at. as they move from cabin to cabin or move throughout the area, you want to see what kind of support system did they really have in place? who is supporting them? how were they able to do this? is it a simple break-in or someone that's already told them if the plan goes awry go here? >> it's remarkable to me with all the foresight and energy and effort that these guys put into breaking out of prison they clearly didn't think through what had happened next. >> how many times have we said this in the past thank god they weren't smart if they were we would never get them. >> smart enough to get out. joyce mitchell messed them up' when they got out they didn't have a way to get a car and get out of dodge. >> the plan fell apart from her not being able to be picked up. a lot of times they don't pick on for plan b and plan c. >> thank god they aren't smart. those are words to live by. there those are words to live by this morning.

>> we want to get to this fox news alert. it's a busy saturday morning here and tragedy overseas. carnage in three different countries from france, to tunisia, to kuwait. a trio of terror attacks hitting three different continents and killed more than 60 people. some people just sunbathing on the beach with their families when suddenly these killers come up and attack them brutally. >> a horrifying story out of tunisia, that's exactly right. scores of british tourists on the beach in tunisia historic live a muslim country but a very faceful stable country. you are seeing video right there. you are seeing how beautiful it is right in the mediterranean. the terrorists came up on jet skis with weapons hidden under pair soles and guns them down. many of the women. some of them elderly on the beach as they sat there because they were western. >> unbelievable. all right. so were all three of these attacks coordinated somehow by isis? isis claiming responsibility for at least two of those. i have heard some terrorism analysts saying it's not

good to call lone wolf style alone wolf style attacks because it almost diminishes the fact that we're fighting ideology as a whole and it doesn't matter who is carrying out these who are risk acts. >> it really is unbelievable. back to the tunisia story. this is not -- tunisia sounds like it's far away and it's a completely different culture. this is really the equivalent of isis hitting a club med in the mediterranean. >> european. >> middle class europeans go. it's considered stable and safe. this is really a blow, and unexpected. >> and new warnings here at home this morning. frightening warnings about our july 4th holiday. our independence day holiday. and heightened awareness now from our own authorities here in the united states about the possibility of isis-inspired terror attacks around the fourth of july holiday. we talked to rob o'neill earlier on the show. of course, he is the man who killed usama bin laden. and he says they obviously are looking at these high

profile holidays. take a listen to rob. >> the threat is growing because the radical sunni muslims are pretty much taking it over. that's isis. that's al qaeda. that's boko haram all those people. they're not afraid of anybody. nobody is doing anything about it we are letting them run amuck. caliphate. own social media they are glorified through a load lot of radicalized muslims in the countries. getting it from the states. 10,000 tumplegs where massacre was yesterday they fought with isis. yes, it's getting worse. >> u.s. is is not responsible for radical islam obviously. i think the obama policy of undermining central governments in the region, they didn't invent this policy but they have carried it out and carried it on is making it worse. if had you a strong central government in syria in libya, in iraq, in yemen these people would not have a safe haven. as it is, all this chaos is allowing this stuff to metastasize. no wonder there aren't more

terror attacks there no control in the region. >> frightening to think about july 4th holiday in the united states. families at the beach and having to look over their shoulder for fear on something like this. more on this on the show this morning. starting with a fox news alert. two arrests after a woman takes down the confederate flag outside the south carolina state house. twitter pictures show her climbing on 390-foot flag pole after dawn. she and another man arrested shooter time ago. the flagging is expected to be raised again ahead of a rally by flag supporters today. same sex marriage is now the law of the land in historic 5 to 4 decision. the supreme court ruling the constitution guarantees a right to same sex marriage under the 14th amendment. the white house lighting up in rainbow colors in honor of the court's decision. timothy cardinal dollan calls the ruling a tragic day for marriage. in a statement he says the federal government ought to react to the truth that marriage is the union of one man and one woman even where states fail to do so. >> and breaking overnight.

a mid-air scare as a kuwait airways flight is forced to make emergency landing in london. the flight from new york's jfk to kuwait city had to be grounded after a food poisoning outbreak. as many as six people may have gotten sick. those passengers taken off the plane and now being treated. jimmy fallon recovering from hand surgery after a scary fall. his wedding ring caught the side of a table and almost ripped his finger off. nbc had to cancel last night's tenth show taping as a result. fallon was out partying at an italian restaurant in manhattan hours before he was injured. then he posted this photo of his in and a cast with the caption tweeting with one hand. is he expected to make a full recovery. apparently one of the explanations was that his wedding ring got caught on a kitchen table and almost ripped his finger off but rick isn't buying it. >> no he is not. >> no way. not a chance. >> you think there is a much

more nefarious explanation. >> obviously. this is a coverup of some sort and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> a fox news alert. >> he got involved in a joust. >> we will put some arrow -- mike tammero on it he will get to the bottom of it. >> be talking about the boats in the next half hour. great time to get a boat for the boating season. where the weather is cooperating for that not cooperating across the manhattan and into the northeast. dealing with the threat for flooding. a few of the downpours could dump a quick two to three inches of rain. that will cause localized flooding. downpours also bring the threat for a tornado or two. places like d.c. and baltimore may be up to philadelphia and down towards richmond. i think that's going to be the bulls eye for tornadoes. we're certainly going t some very strong winds that could bring down a lot of trees and have pour outages with these storms. also looking for threat for storms late this afternoon across the red river valley

and across the dakotas. here is a look at the radar picture right now. see this very heavy rain falling across much of the state of pennsylvania and into ohio and up toward detroit. that's going to plague us today and tomorrow. out across the west, watching the beginning of monday soon season bringing in showers across new mexico and eastern areas of arizona. temperaturewise, get ready for heat across the west breaking high temperatures today across the pacific northwest. good place to be on a boat. >> great place to have a boat if you have one handy. >> if you have one and we do on the plaza. we will be giving you a tour of them. rick, thanks a lot. >> you bet. just when you thought you have heard it all, it could now soon be illegal to back into your own driveway. your own driveway illegal. we will tell you where it's happening and why. >> and is america really ready for this? >> until that time, sit down and shut up. >> conduct yourself like that in the courtroom your rear end is going to get thrown in jail, idiot.

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courtroom your rear end is going to get thrown in jail, idiot. >> get the hell off the beach in as bury park and get out. >> yeah, get the hell off the beach! will that message work with american voters? we're going to ask pollster frank luntz who joins us this morning. good toe sue. >> i'm watching those clips and i think my god he sounds like my mom. >> i'm kind of in love when i watch that i'm a sucker for that i like the guy personally so much. i'm struck by his numbers in new jersey 30%. that's really low. what happened? >> and nationwide his numbers have come down significantly. the public likes the tough talk up to a point. and this is what i don't understand about the governor. he was and is an excellent politician. >> yes. >> >> but he doesn't know when to pull it back. when not to be so direct. it works great for new jersey or it's supposed to work great for new jersey or new york. >> right. >> it doesn't play as well in the south and doesn't play as well in the west i think we have got dial clips to show you christie at his best. let's take a look at the

first one. >> i know we can fix our problems. when there are people in the room who care more about doing the job they were elected to do than they worry about winning re-election, it's possible to work together, achieve them principle compromise and people who gave us these jobs in the first place. [cheers and applause] the people have no patience for any other way anymore. it's simple. we need politicians that care more about doing something and less about being something. >> it's great. >> that works. >> the republicans and democrats and for most of the stuff it does. but there is a declarative nature about christie that's very similar to barack obama. there is no doubt in his mind in the way he communicates. there is is no doubt that he is not correct. the american people want someone, particularly in this next election who thinks and who feels and who tries to get it right but is humble enough to realize that sometimes they get it

wrong. there is no humility to chris christie at all. >> right it will be interesting to see his announcement tuesday if he takes your advice. i bet he will. bernie sanders doing really well raised 8 million online so are far. you test ited voters' response to his message i think we have a clip from that. >> it's better, better than anyone would have ever expected. >> really? >> let's take a look. >> now is the time for millions of working families to come together to revitalize american democracy to end the collapse of our middle class and to make certain that our children and grandchildren are able to enjoy a quality of life that brings them health prosperity, security and joy. >> you could see his yacht in the background. >> it was amazing picture. it really looked like he was in the hamptons, but i'm going to tell you something and quote it: cut this piece of tape and save it bernie sanders is the eugene

mccarthy of 2016. he is already doing better in new hampshire. his progressive very left of center language is going to do quite well in iowa as well. bernie sanders may be 73 and out there. but to democratic primary voters he is the breath of fresh air that they are looking for. >> because economic populism is the theme this year clearly. >> not just for democrats. independence who reject boftd political parties waiting for someone ready to fight for them and not for the big business. >> middle class republicans say wait a second, our wages haven't moved at all. why is that a good thing? >> that's why he is doing well in new hampshire where independence can vote. bernie sanders may be able -- i think he is going to come within 10 points of hillary clinton maybe even closer not just because of democrats but also because of -- >> -- in the end is he not a real candidate. is he not going to get the nomination. so there still seems to me space for an actual challenge to hillary clinton. where is that person? >> could you have imagined in elizabeth warren had actually runs the difference it would have made in the democratic party? >> is it too late? >> yes, at this point because he is taking up a

lot of that steam buy they are not happy. 57% of americans do not trust her and believe she has the integrity. at 57% that's serious danger. >> it's interesting. hillary clinton imposed from above on a party that doesn't agree with her in a lot of ways. >> by the way, for those of you watching, if you want to participate in one with of these dial sessions go. to luntz global.com. we're going to be doing at least 25 of them between now and the end of the year. luntz global.com. you too even tucker. >> i was on luntz global.com this morning. it's the first stop in the morning on my trip around the web. >> you need a better life. [ laughter ] >> it's pretty good. he served as bill clinton's vice president but is al gore ready for another clinton in the white house. we will tell you what he is not saying about hillary clinton this morning. a little boy saved by a state trooper 30 years ago now he is a state trooper himself and he works with a man who saved him. they just met each other and

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it's been three decades since they last saw each other. 1983 state trooper rushed this 10-month-old baby to the hospital, saving his life. and now 32 years later that baby the baby boy philip grew up and also joined the force as a state trooper. joining us now are those two massachusetts troopers. good morning and thanks for being with us. >> good morning anna. >> now you just heard about this story a few months ago from your mom. how did she break it down for you? >> she basically pulled the letter out and she had had in storage. she thought i might like it

because i work on the job and it was a cool story from the past. >> well, what was the story though? >> she told me i had a medical emergency in the tunnels in boston heading to the airport and that there was a state trooper he was working there and he drove me to the hospital because traffic was too heavy and he couldn't call for an ambulance. >> trooper it's not very often, i imagine that somebody who you save or you help them out of a tough situation, comes back to you and can kind of thank you in a way like this. decades later. what has this just been like for you guys just met tuesday for the first time. what kind of emotions are you feeling? >> it's been great. when i first saw phil at the headquarters in framingham, i had had kind of a lump in my throat to say well this is the infant that is now a state trooper wearing our uniform, it was a great

feeling trooper how did you find trooper balestra. is there a campaign on social media or how did it work. >> i opened up my work laptop. i pulled up the roster for the depapartment and i searched his name and there he was. if there. >> and there he was and still serving. you guys actually have a similar job too. is that right? >> he works in h troop i work in c troop. we are in completely different troops. >> i work in central massachusetts he works in the boston area. >> right, but you do similar tasks, right as troopers? >> yeah. we do the same -- yeah, we basically do the same thing as troopers. >> where do you think the irony comes from? do you see that? does it make you smile? >> >> it makes me very happy to know that myself and trooper o'brien had a role in saving phil's life back in 1983 and

now seeing him in the same uniform that we wear, it's just unbelievable. this is cool. do you guys think you will be friends forever? >> i hope so. >> i think so. you share a very unique bond. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with us and thank you for your service. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> what a cool story and great picture too. just when you thought you have heard it all now it could soon be illegal to back into your own driveway. your own driveway for crying out loud. it's regulation nation at its finest coming up next. plus it's boating season and we are celebrating with the best votes for any budget and lifestyle live on the plaza. ♪ ♪ going to rock, going to rock the boat ♪ into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks

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night and all of his personal belongings, including a life jacket still inside. he competed with the u.s. sailing team in the 2012 olympics. he was bill clinton's vice president but that doesn't mean al gore is backing hillary. during a recent event the former v.p. was asked who would be the next president instead of giving an answer simply said too early to tell. gore has reportedly had a complicated relationship with the clintons since 2000. insiders believe he will eventually back hillary clinton. and backing into your own driveway could soon become a crime in one florida city. you heard it right. jacksonville's city council is considering a measure making it illegal to park cars backwards unless the license plate can be seen clearly from the street. >> what? >> city inspectors need the plate information for citations but can't go on private property to get it the city wants to crack down on owners leaving cars that don't work on their property, calling it a visual blight. people who get caught could be fined and not clear how much the supporters of this saying yeah, we don't want

these eyesores in people's driveways and lawns. other people are going what does backing into your driveway have to do with it. >> we don't have enough laws in our country. >> we can't see the license plate and we can't walk on your property. we will force to you turn your car around the opposite way. >> how long before brushing your teeth and flossing will become mandatory. >> actually, that should be a law. >> that will be a law. we are joking now. that will never happen, really? live long enough and you will see it? like reichmuth thank. for these laws. >> don't you think there are two kinds of people though in the world. the people who back in and people who go in? >> yeah. it's the same type of people that return a shopping cart where they bottom it from or people who live it in the parking lot for other people's car. >> i back in for a fast get away. >> i'm exactly with you. >> let's talk about the weather. a lot going on weatherwise this weekend. especially across the mid-atlantic to the northeast. we have got some rain. some of those storms heavy throughout the afternoon and we could be looking at some

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he served 21 years in the u.s. army and played a major role in the hunt and capture of saddam hussein. nice to see you this morning, sir welcome to the show. >> good to see you clayton. >> go back to that point or that question i asked in the introduction. have we reached the point notify return in trying to defeat isis? three different continents and simultaneous attacks? >> i don't think we have reached the point notify return. but we have reached the point where we have to come up with a clear concise strategy that the united states has to be in a leading role. >> earlier we had a discussion on this show about the vacuum that has been created with some of these governments. and there has been a the love of criticism from democrats that this all started with president bush going after saddam hussein and leaving a power vacuumed in the middle east. disagree? >> i do disagree. it's easy to revisit old fascist regimes and say well mussolini made the trains run on time it ignores history and context.

what is clear in 2011-12 time frame the president by not having a status of agreement did create an environment where this could fester. now we have to rally with the nations in the region and we have to develop a clear strategy to put an end to it. >> what can we do to stop isis? >> i think one of the things that we have to do is we have to recognize the disenfranchised sunni population sunni-arab population in both iraq and syria. we need to have serious discussions about a federated sunni arab population also with the kurds. and until we have that discussion, and they have a place to go, they will continue to not resist and they will live in fear of isis. >> i want to turn to another topic this morning which is house republicans quietly and lawmakers have sort of quietly over the past few months been considering an unlikely tactic in their fight over the investigation at the irs which is impeachment and removal of the head of the irs because

of stonewalling, not being able to come forward in this lois lerner investigation. what you can tell us about that and will that happen? >> i think that there were some serious things that came up in the oversight in government reform committee. i asked three direct questions. the investigators clearly laid out facts that the irs irs did have data that they showed that could have -- emails could possibly be recovered. information from lois lerner could be recovered. and, yet they made statements after the fact to congress that were contrary to the facts that they had in hand. and we got the investigators to admit that those statements were not true when they were given this past week. very big news. >> so, is that obstruction of justice? >> well, we need to be going after those questions. and i think commissioner koskinen needs to be held to a high account and we need to see was this, indeed, purge? there is a -- perjury. is willful intent. the fact of the matter is you look at all that was

laid at they had to be making false statements before congress. >> lois lerner and others have said there is nothing to see here. do you buy that? >> i do not and neither do the american people. >> lt. colonel we appreciate you joining us this morning ahead of the july 4th holiday. we hope you have a weekend. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. coming up here on the show, anen executive at univision compared him to a mass murderer. this morning, donald trump firing back. now the donald is ready to sue the entire network. can he do that? we will debate it coming up. then a college softball pitcher hits another player with the ball. now she is facing assault charges. is this move way off base or are the legal troubles all athletes could be facing? fair and balanced debate coming up. ♪ swing swing swing ♪

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anyone to steps in a batter's box assumes the risk of getting hit. who is right. here now for fair and debate. you think completely ridiculous? >> i think it's completely ridiculous in this case. you are talking about softball game among sophomores in college. and, look, you assume the risk when you step up to the plate and this is exactly what happens. we need to show intent. you need to show bodily injury. she wasn't seriously injured and it doesn't substantiate. >> yeah, continued

practicing, too apparently. jonna, what university police say though. this other player got. >> exactly. even though there is a notion in the law called assumption of risk. why professional baseball players aren't in court all the time. you have to expectrisk, which is why professional baseball players aren't in court all the time you get hit with balls all the time. you have to expect it. this was different. this was intentional. not only did she bean the battle she said this is for tattling on the coach. the intent was there. an assault is an intentional offensive contact. no different if you're on a baseball field and you throw it at the batter than if you run up to the batter and punch her in the face. that would be a crime. this was a crime. >> you get whacked in the head. she was okay but could have got hurt. >> you can't get whacked in the head because they wear the batting helmet and that's why you assume that risk. >> but in practice people don't

wear helmets all the time. >> you could get a serious bodily injury. >> her own teammate. >> you're talking about more of sportsmanship. this shouldn't be something that goes into the courts. >> this is more is it not, than just throwing sand in somebody's face or if you slide and give them a little bit of a cleat. i mean -- >> you'd have to to show this was truly her intent. and the only person that really knows that for sure would be the pitcher. and we don't know. >> you're right. >> the bottom line is look she threw the ball it hit her in the shoulder, the girl stayed on the field, continued playing the game. where is the serious bodily harm? >> you don't need that for a simple assault. not only are the charges correct, she should be thrown off the team. she should be punished by the college because this was completely -- it's -- you can get -- this is an assault if she's offended by it. >> it's a valid defense. >> this was so unsportsmanlike. >> unsportsmanlike, not a crime.

>> how would this translate to little league? >> well we're not going to lock up 10-year-olds but the you let a 10-year-old get away with this kind of behavior when that kid is also in college, he's also going to be a jerk. the pitcher was a jerk. >> you know what you're taking it way too far because in little league we have children, they're learning to be sportsmanlike. first of all, the direction of the pitch, a lot of kid get hit with the ball in little league. it's just a fact. they're learning how to play the game. >> i remember one time a pitcher was practicing, you know you do the windmill thing, goes over the fence, i was taking batting practice off little tees knocks me in the head. >> accidentally. >> accidently. >> different story. you throw a ball and you say that's for tattling -- >> they have to prove retaliation. >> but do we want to pull out the videotape, eject people from the game arrest them and incarcerate them every time a bad pitch is thrown? is this where baseball is going?

because it could be quite a mess. >> to it if you got punched in the face why not if you get beaned with a ball if. >> thank you so much. >> "fox news alert." one escaped killer is dead the other still on the loose and is likely armed. we are live on the ground as police are closing in. the supreme court making a major decision clearing the way for same-sex marriage in all 50 states and sparking a heated debate that they just overstepped their boundaries. next hour former texas governor rick perry is here thrive react. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it

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i'm anna kooiman and this is a "fox news alert." one of the escaped murderers shot dead by police and investigators are closer than ever to capturing his accomplice. live on the ground with the breaking details. the supreme court makes a milestone decision redefining marriage. same-sex marriage the law of the land. new fallout this morning and questions about the court. did it overstep its boundaries? presidential candidate rick perry is one of many saying it did. and it should be a state issue. he joins us later this hour to explain his views. do you know how much money your spouse makes? turns out lots of couples have no idea. >> what? >> and it could be hurting your relationship. this hour tips to get your relationship finances in check. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. good morning, everyone. we begin with a "fox news alert" breaking right now.

zeroing in on an escaped killer. the hunt for david sweat intensifying. >> police think they're closing in after killing his accomplice richard matt in a gun battle yesterday. >> peter deucy is live in new york where authorities have been searching all night. good morning, peter. >> reporter: good morning. this is as close as we can get to the new perimeter that is being flooded with 1,100 law enforcement officers who have been arriving by the busload to try to flush out david sweat. the morning after his partner in crime richard matt was shot and killed by border patrol agents who quickly figured out where he was when tips came in from a camper driver who was shot at and a cabin owner who noticed an out of place liquor bottle. these two tips turned out to be the best of the 2,400 receive sod far. a tactical team showed up fist heard a cough then spotted the escapee with a stolen 20-gauge shotgun he never had a chance to fire. ed

ed. >> they verbally challenged him, told him to put up his hands and he was shot when he didn't comply. >> reporter: dna evidence put the prisoners together in a cabin last week but it's unclear if both fugitives were still together yesterday. still, authorities say they have no reason to think that the two split up and if david sweat was right there when richard malttt was killed yesterday. this morning this convicted cop killer is starting his day cornered and desperate, which makes this dragnet very dangerous. back to you. >> any word on reward money? day one cuomo says there's a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. and then they were put on the most wanted list. is this rv owner going to get that? he didn't have to call the cops i guess. >> reporter: we haven't heard anything about the reward yet, but it does sound like based on the fact that the guy saw a shot that led directly to this perp

being found, this one fugitive being found, that they would be in line for some of the money, since that's kind of how the reward are supposed to work. but so far the focus this morning and throughout the night at the time that i've been here has just been on finding david sweat. there was a little bit of relief expressed by law enforcement officers and by the officials and by the fwof nor that they got one of these guys but the other one, i mean look at this wilderness behind me. it's very beautiful, but it is so dense. and, yes, there is just one funl tif for 1,100 law enforcement officers but they still have no idea where in there this guy is. that's the focus this morning. >> peter, do they think he has any supplies with him? obviously breaking into these houses. have you heard from authorities as to what they think he has on his person? >> not specifically but they are discovering more and more

these cabins that have been broken into basically when people go to these cabins far long weekend or this is the time of year people show up and then they see that there was -- like this guy yesterday a liquor bottle that was moved that he hadn't had a sip out of so he calls it in. so they don't really know what they could have. they are thinking that they have picked up some food at some of these places that they've broken into but beyond that no idea yet. >> dense woods, difficult terrain. steve doocy live for us in malone new york. thank you so much. >> pretty close to the canadian border. on to other stories making headlines starting with this "fox news alert." terrifying video out of the tunisia hotel attack. >> i do not want them to [ bleep ]. >> whoa. >> that video taken by a tourist at a hotel where terrorists killed dozens isis taking responsibility.

and one american is killed in a gas company in france. thee three are being questioned including the man acued of beheading his boss and crashing a delivery van into the plant causing a small explosion. and 18 people are in custody for another bombing that killed 27 people at a mos income kuwait. back at home federal authorities warning of possible terror attacks ahead of the 4th of july holiday. no specific plots have been identified. also breaking this morning, two arrests after a woman takes down the confederate flag outside the south carolina statehouse. twitter pictures show her climbing on the 30-foot flagpole just after dawn. she and another man both arrested a short time ago. the flag is expected to be rayed again ahead of a rally by flag supporters today. the magician who nearly drowned after his stunt goes wrong is heading back to the stage. >> get back! get back!

>> spencer horsman was attempting to escape a box full of water during rehearsals for illusionist criss angel's new show "supernaturalist." people watched in horror as he became trapped. crew members quickly pulled him to safety. he is expected to return to tonight's show at foxwoods casino in connecticut. not clear if he'll attempt the trick again. no thank you. six homes in florida evacuated over fears of possible sinkhole sinkholes. port richie people asked to leave. one sinkhole was as big as 20 feet wide and 15 feet deep. emergency crews believe the holes were caused by repairs on other sinkholes in the area. authorities are monitoring the situation. thank you, anna. well, the supreme court has redefined the way the federal government defines marriage. in a close ruling 5-4 yesterday, supreme court has made it illegal for states to

ban same-sex marriage. there were 13 states that explicitly banned the practice and now those laws are officially invalid. >> you're looking at the majority on the left side of your screen in a 5-4 decision. the dissenting votes are allowed to do what's called a reconsideration. they can have the supreme court about three weeks until this would actually become official they can have the majority reconsider their decision over that time. but that didn't stop thousands of people from pouring into the streets and statehouses across the country from performing marriage ceremonies almost immediately. but there are those who are writing dissenting opinion, samuel alito being one of them, who wrote this. he said "i assume that those who cling to old beliefs will be able to whisper their thoughts in the resess of their home but if they repeat those views in public they will risk being labeled as bigots and treated as

such by government employers, and schools." >> so could people with traditional values become marginalized because of this? gop presidential candidates reacting. let's listen. >> the last two days the supreme court decisions have been heartbreaking. they have been the embodiment of judicial activism. they've been lawlessness. >> it sort of leaves open again, the -- a lot of lawsuits that are going to restrict religious liberty in this country. i don't think there's any question about it. >> reporter asked me about it and i said flippantly might as well get rid of the supreme court and save some money. i mean what's the point? >> the most important thing right now is to recognize that we have to protect the rights of people who have traditional beliefs. >> we also heard from governor huckabee saying let's take a look at what we learned in our ninth or 12th grade politics class, three equal branchs of government and you shouldn't be able to legislate from the bench. >> there's that complaint that the supreme court decision actually didn't reflect the

constitution. the constitution doesn't address this directly. when i look at video of people excited about the opportunity to get married, i'm for that. i'm excited for people getting married. i just wish we could be that excited about heterosexual marriage which has basically collapsed in this country, and that's what matters. that's what the majority engaged in or used to and the question is what happens to kids when their parents stop getting married. 40% of all kids born out of wedlock wedlock now. that's a disaster. nobody mentions that on either side. >> you also don't hear business owners who were refusing to serve gay couples wedding cakes and perform ceremonies and things of saying i won't marry you or i won't make a wedding cake for you if you've been divorced before. you do in some situations. or vuld sex before you get married and things like that. >> i get it. >> all sins are the same -- >> but the sin we care about as a country is the sin of raising children in unstable households.

that's something that affects all of us. that increes our welfare independence income inequality it's bad for kid and nobody says that. it's bad when 40% of kid are born out of wedlock. it's a disaster. >> maybe open up a broader discussion about it but at the heart of this particular decision from the court was whether or not states have the ability to recognize other states' laws. you know if you cross -- you're married in one state and you're a same-sex couple married in one state, drive across the border on vacation god forbid something happens in a traffic accident or otherwise, does the insurance company have a right to ip validate it because you're from out of state? >> i get all that. but the idea that anybody who is bewillered by this has a different view, is somehow a hater or bigot or evil -- buzz feed which pretends to be a news site issued a statement yesterday. ben smith who runs it says there is no other side. there is no opposing view that's legitimate. if you disagree with yesterday's

supreme court decision you're a hater, you're evil. that's intolerant. that is the face of intolerance right there. >> but america is progressing. you see the white house last night, today lit up with gay pride flag. this weekend is pride weekend in new york city in the west village. they're getting ready for the big parade that happens every year. this is the way that america is heading. >> to doubt. and i'm not against gays. i'm not against people getting married. i'm really not. i'm against independence hurting people who disagree. i believe in tolerance, i believe in people living together even if they have opposing views on things. and a lot of the people in then politics who are celebrating this don't feel that way. they're not for toll ranls. they're for rushing those twho dissent and i think that's scary. >> this is this has permeated the 2016 campaign. you heard in from a number of different candidates. we'll speak to texas governor rick perry coming up because his state yesterday after this announcement came down from the supreme court, you saw dallas you saw austin you saw ceremonies taking place for gay

couples almost immediately in his state, and he thinks it's a huge problem. we'll talk to him about that coming up. ten minutes after the hour. here's what's coming up. vaccinings mandatory for every kid. the controversial plan just passed for schools. should that be a parent's decision? we report you decide. an executive at univision, an activist tv network, compared him to a mass murderer. him in this case is donald trump, who needless to say is firing back. trump is ready to sue the entire network, he says. can he do that? our panel debates it coming up.

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trump to the charleston shooter. and announced it was dumping trump's usa pageant over his comments on immigration. but the 2016 gop contender is firing back threatening a lawsuit. does he have a case? eric guster washington editor of the national review elliana johnson, and democratic strategist steve lesser. good morning. thanks for being with us. so does trump have a case on both of those, not airing the pageant and also with this post that was removed from instagram but compared him to a mass murderer murderer. really? >> the post was horrible. i mean their hair did kind of look the same but the post was very tasteless, especially when the country is trying to heal from such a tragedy. and petty. it was a very petty move by the univision executive. but trump may have a case because if univision and trump's organization had an ironclad -- had an ironclad contract as far as promoting this pageant, then he may have a case for breach of

contract which trump sues a lot of people all the time so it's no big deal but univision, on the other hand they have a lot of money as well so it will be a battle that could last for years. >> you have an interesting theory elliana, because trump loves the headlines, has a way of stealing them. quite the conspiracy theory. you think he should hand them a thank-you note, maybe they're in it together? >> i said donald trump should thank univision. he's running for president, he should be in the headlines and he should thank univision, we're all sitting here talking about him right now. that's his goal. this is the man that put himself somehow at the center of the controversy over president obama's birth certificate. donald trump should send the univision president a big thank-you note. >> steve, you don't think so. >> i don't think so. i have to say in terms of what donald wants, he wants to be seen as strong on immigration, wants to be seen as this decisive guy. i don't think he wants to be, you know the negative center of

attention for all latinos. i've been checking the newspapers throughout the latin-american community, venezuela, colombia panama he's been trashed on this issue. i think he needs to go back and apologize for some of the things he said. as far as the case the more you've been in media, the more you recognize every contract ever signed inedia has an out clause all kinds of things especially the you say things that appear to be bigoted or racist in any way. i have a feeling when it comes down to it he won't have a case. >> does it jeopardize the ratings of univision and do they need to give an apoll to trump for doing this? >> i think both sides surely could come sfward and apologize, but i don't think -- it doesn't seem like either one are interested in it and surely that donald trump has never shown himself to be overly eager to make peace with his adversaries. >> from a political standpoint do you think republicans should be participates in this forum? should they back out? there might be some bias. >> if i was advising any of the

other republican candidates i would say stay as far away from this as possible. republicans are in an interesting position here. they want to be strong on immigration. they don't want to be seen as in favor of amnesty or things like that but athals want to appeal to the latino community, who's almost one-eighth of the country and that's a difficult road for them to be able to walk and trump is not making it easier. >> finally, eric before we go what's the next step for trump and this lawsuit? >> if he files a lawsuit he'll file a complaint and most contracts have some type of out clause what was mentioned, however, this is not a personal contract such as a news executive. this is a company going to promote an event. so it's a lot different than a newscaster getting contract. but if he files a lawsuit, he'll file a complaint, univision would answer and it could take two or three years to settle. >> that's a long time. >> it is a long time. trump, politically, is doing exactly what he wants to do. he does not compare about a certain segment of the vote i

don't believe. he wants to be tough on immigration and people not taking him seriously, but he may be the sleeper in the race. >> he's bringing in the crowds doing april in thepretty well in the polls. thank you so much. >> thank you. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend, it was a home run ball headed straight for his sibling's head. while mom and dad ducked this 10-year-old saves the day. meet the pint-sized hero next. and a new report finds lots of couples have no clue how much their significant other makes. up next tips from a financial expert to help make sure you don't become part of this statistic. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio.

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welcome back. some quick sports headlines for you. u.s. women's soccer team is now two games away from winning the world cup. the women beating china 1-0 thanks to carli lloyd's header in the 51st minute. the u.s. plays germany in the semifinals on tuesday night. and a 10-year-old boy saves his siblings at a tampa bay rays game. jeremiah sprague caught a home run ball while his parents ducked out of the way. >> i knew it was going to be an out because it didn't look like it was going to actually come over but made it over and i'm really happy that i tugt kaut it. >> after the game, the player who hit that home run signed the ball for him. how awesome is that? saves his parents, catches the home run ball -- >> dad wasn't even embarrassed. >> his favorite player signs the

ball for him. how much do you know about how much money your spouse makes? over 40% of people don't know how much their significant other earns. >> can that be true and is it healthy for a marriage? >> joining us is pastor financial expert and national radio host of true stewardship, chris brown. nice to see you. >> glad to be back with you. >> do you buy that staats sncc. >> -- statistic? >> i do. it's a major concern there's a lack of communication in marriage. obviously that's the fabric of marriage. want to make sure we have some tips to help people out in this. >> before you can get there, is it something you talk about before you get engaged rs walk down the aisle? >> yes. you want to make sure you're going in the same direction, same goals. >> so no offshore accounts. >> no. >> to keep the mystery in marriage on the subject of pay. >> you want there been mystery but not with finances. >> what do you do about it? >> get everything out in the open. any current mistakes past mistakes accounts statements

anything pertinent to the marriage you want to get out in the open. timing is anything. you want to make sure you choose the right time. make sure you don't have kid by your feet make sure you're in a collaborative mood by the pool or the fireplace. >> doesn't sound like the most romantic evening. >> it can be though. >> with the spreadsheets. >> yeah. and open a bottle of wine. you want to make sure you also have a budget. have a budget meeting. some people don't like that word. you can call it what you want a spending plan or named after your favorite disney character if you want. i don't care but have a plan before the month begins. >> i like that idea. we started doing that a year ago because we leave a lot to chance. it helps you plan a vacation saving up this for a vacation. >> plan on these things and it works. step three, discussing your dreams as part of that process. >> what does va case look like for your family? what does retirement look like for your family maybe school fredericksburg your kids? you have to make sure you're going the same direction.

it might be time for one of those financial dream dates. you know you used to dream when you were a newly led or dream when you were engaged. it might be time to dream again. >> faith-based financial plan. >> what do you do if you disagree about how much to save in sometimes there are spenders in relationships and there are savers in relationships. >> probably you are going to disagree and that's why proactive communication is important. you can talk about finances regardless. you're going to. we can talk about it proactivity or reactively. you choose. proactively can be used to build your marriage not bust your marriage. >> tougher for people to talk about marriage than sex or children or anything. >> it touches every major facet of your life. going to make sure you're on the same page. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show the supreme court makes a milestone decision. same-sex marriage is law of the land. now, new fallout and questions about the court overstepping its boundaries. presidential candidate rick perry is one of many saying that it should be a state issue.

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hi friends. good morning. the supreme court issuing an historic ruling paving the way for gay marriages in all states.

the decision raising questions about the court overstepping its bounds with critics saying justices shouldn't be legislating from the bench. >> joining us with his view former texas governor and presidential candidate rick perry. good to see you. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> what's your response to the supreme court's decision yesterday? >> well again, they hit it right on the head. i'm a traditional marriage supporter and the supreme court in this case overstepped its bounds. it legislated from the bench. you know as i travel across this country, americans are talking about how do we get our country back on track from the standpoint of economically how you're going to create a climate where people truly have a good job and they are worried about the safety of our country and what's going on abroad. but, you know, this issue should have been decided by the states. we need to be really thinking about do we need the supreme court to be the legislators in robes. >> politically, though since

this is happening with quite a bit of lead time between the 2016 race when everybody actually gets out there and votes, will this make it not so much of an issue and national security and the economy will be the bread and butter issues that people will be voting on? >> as i said earlier, that is what people are focused on. i travel across the country, that's what people are asking me about. lay out your plan. i talk to them about what we've done in the state of texas, creating 1.5 million jobs from the end of '07 through the end of '14. we talk to them about, you know, our concepts about how you deal with isis how you secure the boarder in this country, keeping our community safe and keeping this world safe and defending western values. that's what people really care about. so i think the focus will be on that as we go forward and rightfully so. >> you know, of course tampa bay couples do care about their right to marry and whether or not this legal morass they've been facing by traveling across state borders, one state they

get married in they go to texas and then they're worried about whether or not the laws in that state would allow them to have insurance rights or this and that. and it became a mess for gay couples. you saw in your state yesterday the city of dallas and austin holding ceremonies almost immediately after that decision came down. gay couples in this country waking up this morning knowing they could troovl all 50 states and not have to worry about their legal rights. >> lewis brandeis an old supreme court justice, said the states are the laboratories of democracy, and i think that's what we've gotten away from this the country and this idea that one size fits all, i don't think that's a formula to keep this country very happy from the stand point there are a lot of people that do believe that marriage is between one man and one woman. but more importantly, as i travelled the country, wa people are talking act is how are you going to get this country back on track, what are the policies

you're going to put in place. and i go back to if we'll let these states compete against each other with economic policies they'll make the right decisions and this country will be stronger economically and that's what people really care about. >> governor, we have seen in the last 23 hours three pretty severe terror attacks in tunisia, france and kuwait part of a wave of terror. it has increased. it's not just our imagination. why is this happening? >> well i think the president stepping back whether it was in libya, whether it was in egypt, obviously we had the opportunity to stop isis and syria by funding the syrian rebels early. i completely agree, had we funded the peshmerga in northern iraq they would have stopped isis at that particular point in time. again, the president hi stepping back from engagement against isis has been a terrible dilemma for our country and i think for the middle east. we must have a plan working with

our middle eastern allies to go in and to eliminate isis. >> and governor perry, a new poll out asking registered voters is barack obama too soft on islamic extremists? 36% saying no 58% saying yes, hours after that air products factory had that attack officials in france came out and said these were terrorists. is that an issue we're seeing from our leadership in the united states not naming our enemy? >> well it is and, again, i think this administration whether it was pulling out of iraq in 2011 whether it's not having a coalition in the middle east to stop isis continues to send the message of america's erratic at best, our allies don't know whether we'll be there with them obviously our adversaries don't respect us either. >> are you paying attention to polls in the presidential race right now, governor? do you care about pollthe polls?

>> the news out of the polls is it's wide open and i believe if you eel just go into iowa, go into new hampshire, go into south carolina those early states and build a good coalition, build a good foundation raise your money, do the things you need to do it will turn out just fine. polls at this particular point in time are not that meaningful. >> here's a new one. right now 15% of republican primary voters have jeb bush at the top and donald trump surging in this most recent poll to second place. is this name recognition? >> what do you make of trump? you're the longest serving governor in texas history and you're getting pet bate at least in this poll by trump. what is that? >> i think these national polls at this particular point in time are wide open. as those numbers show when the top number is 15%, there's a lot of head room above that. >> good point. >> thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. godspeed. >> thanks for joining us on "fox & friends" bright and early.

>> 36 minutes after the hour. some other stories making headlines on this saturday morning in a "fox news alert." the hunt is on for this man accused of kidnapping his three young children in washington, d.c. in a suburb there. an amber alert has been issued in mt. rainier, maryland for anthony, kelvin and elvis ramirez. they're 11 10 and 2, and people think they were abducted by mario bermudez chavez last night. they could be in a honda silver minivan. people in the carolinas being urged to stay out of the water after two shark attacks on the very same day. >> shark out there. attacked this man right here. >> oh my goodness. >> a 47-year-old man bitten on the leg and lower back while trying to get his friends and kids to safety. they were swimming in waist-deep water at north carolina's avon beach. that father take on the hospital expected to be okay.

a pennsylvania tourist is recovering after getting bitten on the foot at south carolina's hunting island making it six total shark attacks in the carolinas this month. california moving one step closer to making vaccines mandatory for every kid under the controversial new bill, parents citing relsous or personal reasons for not having their kids vaccinated would no longer be exempt. we debated it earlier on fox and friends. listen to this. >> there is no public health emergency in california or any other state that justifies our giving up our civil and human rights. >> we thought measles wutz gone in 2000. last year there was about 650 cases of measles and vaccines really do work. >> next up for the bill governor jerry brown's desk. no word yet whether he'll sign it. and a missing relic believed to be the holy grail foumd by british police. the cup was stolen from a sick woman's country home last year while she was in the hospital.

it's believed to be jesus christ's chalice used during the last supper. >> what? >> police not giving details on the return but say it was handled over on quote, neutral grounds, mean nothing arrests have been made. >> whoa whoa whoa. i'm going to express some restraint and respectful skepticism about that story. >> i think we need to blow out the next half hour. >> that should have been our top story. >> holy grail? if they found it in this sick woman's country cottage, if she drank out of it is it like -- >> is she well? >> that's what i'd like to know rick. >> an hour-long special one weekend about this. >> exactly. i'll host that. ask our bosses. i will host that. >> go grab the live truck. >> i'll do weather while you're doing that. we have a deal. let's tack act the weather going on pap lot going on today including incredible heat out across much of the west. we'll break records again today getting up to about 100 degrees in portland oregon 101 in byrnes 106 in boise.

it is hot out there and it's been so dry, fire danger will continue to be a really big story. not the case across much of the mid-atlantic and in toward the northeast. all those areas of green are counties that have flood concerns going on. some flashflooding going on right now across parts of northeastern indiana. we'll continue to watch that flood threat today as we see a lot of rain move through. along with the rain severe weather, including a threat of a tornado or two from baltimore, maybe philadelphia d.c. maybe richmond. that's a bull's-eye for tornadoes. a lot of areas will see strong winds as the storms move through. severe weather also today across areas of the faur northern plains. get ready for that and just a lot of rain kind of a washout for today across the northeast. all right, guys. back to you inside. >> thanks a million, rick. well are you okay with your seventh-grader getting reams of propaganda from his school about gender identity? a school board making it part of the curriculum in virginia. we'll debate that coming up. and he was the best friend of a fallen marine.

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schools. parents can choose to opt their kids out of the class but why introduce the topics in the first place? >> whitney neal has four kids in the schools. and thanks for joining us. tara, if you took a poll of fairfax county seventh-graders, a minority would know what decade the civil war took place on. a lot of educate them on. why in the world are we taking time out to push gender identity propaganda on children? >> i doefl don't think it's propaganda. i think what we're seeing is a wonderful time for people and educators to have a safe space for kids especially teen and this is the age group they're targeting here learn about differences. i think it's really important if we learn about our differences that we can find a safe place for these people to be able to explore, ask questions, and learn more about them. one of the biggest things we realize is ignorance breeds hate. if we can have an environment where we learn about people's

differences, there's less likely a chance for these kids to get bullied, more a chance for people to have understanding about what's going on with these kids and that are eventually going to be adults in our society that are a part of our society and we need to know about them. >> the counterargument is this is an optional class, and if you want you can say that your kid can't go to the class and all their friends will know they're from an uptight loser family and they'll be of course ostracized but you can still do it so what are you complaining about? >> we can say it's optional parents can pull their kids out of the class, and that creates additional problems for students that aren't attending. the bigger thing in fairfax county when the school board approved this did they look at what training teachers will have to discuss these topics and questions. we haven't seen anything official any kind of accountability for what will be discussed along these lines. as a parent i would want to know that before i even had the opportunity to make the decision

to opt in or out. >> exactly. you know as well as i do both sides will not be represented. they're not going to have a gender identity activist who arguings that gender is a social construct and an evangelical christian arguing hi side. that's the definition of propaganda. why push it on children? >> i definitely as i said don't think this is propaganda. educating about what is a reality in our society about different types of people and different things they're encountering and they're experiencing is critical to our social fabric and social construct as you said. i don't think it's anything about propaganda. nobody's encouraging them to question their gender identity. i think that what they're learning about is that there are folks who, you know, identify with a gender that's different than the one they were born with. this is not a choice for these people. >> that's reassuring. whitney for the last second you have children in the public schools in fairfax county. are you satisfied that your point of view will be represented in this education, in this curriculum? >> no i'm not.

again, we haven't even seen what they're going to say. you have seventh and eighth-graders 13- and 14-year-olds. i'm not sure they're ready to talk about their gender identity when they're just focusing on they are. we shall be focusing on educational basics with eighth-graders that don't even know the role of government. i think it's a horrible time to have these discussions at school. talk about differences, specific things that parents may not be ready for their chirp to hear about. >> and what decade did the civil war take place? thank you both you two. coming up, the four-legged heros in the battlefield. the new film "max" shows just how important these military dogs are to our efforts abroad. what goes into training them? meet the star of brand-new movie and his trainer. that's ahead. stay tuned. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424.

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one of the most anticipated movies opening this weekend celebrates our four-legged hero who is work along side our servicemen and women on the battlefield. in the movie "max," a fallen marine's family adopts his dog and must overcome obstacles in the most different time of their lives. >> animals can come down with posttraumatic stress like people can. max bonded so closely with kyle it's been impossible to get him to bond with his family. >> sit. good boy. >> with us now is a head trainer for the movie "max," mark forbes and he brought along jager, one of the stars of the film. nice to see you. >> you two. >> nice to see you, buddy. there are a number of dogs in this film playing different roles. you trained all of them? how did you get involve in this

project? >> got a call from a producer i worked with on a film called "marlee and me," and she had another dog script and read it and jumped into it. >> so you're getting typecast. >> yeah, a little bit. >> it's interesting when you look at the different roles of the dogs in the movie, some have a little more energy and some don't. jager is a little more mellow. >> mr. mellow yes. >> in the movie he plays a more mellow version of the dog max. >> he does. >> how difficult is it to train this dog to show e snoegs that's what film making is about, to show emotion. >> this film almost more than any other that i'd worked on really the dog had an emotional journey from working in the field, his handler being killed him coming back and getting adopted by the family. he had -- and him almost being traumatized by the event. there was a whole journey for him. so we used five different dogs and we used the personalities of each dog, which with this one obviously did the sleeping scenes to portray the different aspects of the character.

>> one thing you noticed by going overseas and looking and studying the military men and women who have these relationships with these animals, that it's really a deep deep connection. >> it is. the handlers that work with them out in the field, it is a relationship that lasts a lifetime with them that they -- they're going into battle with this animal and they rely on each other. the thing i got back from guys that we worked with was it really is all about the relationship between them and the dog. a lot of it was just -- i think it just passed the senate where all the dogs now come home. it wasn't necessarily the case before. but they come home and the handlers and their families actually have the first rights to adopt the dog when it comes back. >> why these dogs? >> you wouldn't know it from jager, but these dogs have so much energy. i keep describing it as a motor that does not stop. it goes all day long. that's kind of why they have ended up in both police work and military work is they have all this energy that can be channeled into doing a job.

so that's what they're used for. >> in the movie you're behind the scenes, the cameras are there, we have all the cameras in the studio right now. it's difficult, lights shining, action. can you get him to show a little emotion if you had to d with a director looking you right in the face for a scene? >> you have to all the time. one scene jager did people will recognize from the film is he is in a cage in the backyard and it's 4th of july and the town fireworks are going off. he is flashing back a little bit to a traumatic time you know overseas. and josh comes home our actor comes home and sees that he's in a little bit of distress climbs in the cage with him, and, you know that was all jager and it was some behaviors we had trained for him to do but it was him sort of being in the moment and acting with his actor. >> nice to meet you. i don't want to wake him up. leave him here the rest of the show. pleasure to meet you. go see "max" out this weekend. thanks so much. >> thank you.

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hello, everybody. some quick headlines before we go. next time you're eating at a new york city restaurant the bathrooms may be a little different. city officials are trying to require byes to convert single-cell restrooms into gender-neutral facilities. and the jacksonville city council could make backing your car into your own driveway illegal in your own driveway. can you believe it? under the proposal owners would not be allowed to park backwards unless their license plate could be seen clearly from the street. it's a crackdown on owners leaving cars that don't work on their property. >> there ought to be a law! >> what if you work on cars, that's your hobby? >> or if you want a fast getaway, which is a consideration for some of us. tomorrow we have rick santorum on the show. >> and we'll be camp ong the plaza.

>> not something we see here. >> there was a deer in manhattan yester there? >> we'll see you at 6:00 tomorrow. >> see you tomorrow. the u.s. on high alert after deadly terror attacks at an american company in france. and separate attacks in tunisia and kuwait. the fbi and homeland security issuing a joint bulletin warning of a heightened possibility of a terror attack here tied to our july 4th holiday. our lives, our economy at risk. hi everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." and here we've got the bulls and bears this week gary b. smith, jonas max faris, john layfield with gary and sasha burns.