good morning. it's saturday, july 4th. i'm elizabeth prann in anna kooiman. this is a fox news alert. police across the country preparing for the worst this independence day. fears of a dirty bomb. report on the latest threats coming up. >> holiday weekend tragedy as a is shot dead in the middle of a popular pill in san francisco. worst part, her killer shouldn't have been in this country in the first place. he had been deported five times. her phiing new details this morning. >> put down that burger. you are killing the environment. grill for your fourth of

july barbecue. why not try a bean burger instead. >> barbecues are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ freedom ♪ we're talking about freedom ♪ i will fight for the right. >> i love -- >> nothing like paul mccartneyed in the morning. >> paul mccartney that's what america is about. they come from around the globe because they believe in what america is. happy fourth of july, ladies and gentlemen. >> this is a live shot from patriot point in charleston, south carolina. we will be live down there in a little while. dana perino is down there of course, doing a book signing this morning and celebrating down there this

morning: how to get your barbecue. >> most of all we have elizabeth prann this morning. we are united statesful for that great to he sue you. >> welcome to the show. >> later this morning we will learn more about elizabeth prann. >> we don't have to make that long though. >> we have a couple hours for you. >> important news to get to this morning. >> we have a couple hours. diving deep elizabeth's past. >> then we will lose all our viewers. >> biggest terror threat since 9/11. that's what authorities are calling it thousands of extra police on patrol this weekend, guarding against plots, targeting fourth of july celebrations in this country. >> peter doocy is live in washington, d.c. >> a ton of terror chatter leading up to this fourth of july holiday.

since isis overseas and social media have been urging sympathizers to do whatever they can whenever they can officials are very concerned. to try to minimize any official threats at events today. authorities have been rounding up people that they suspect of having terror connections even on lesser charges because the most important thing from law enforcement is just keeping them off the street on independence day. >> a lot of arrests as you saw the previous weeks of threats that were being directed against us. but at this time, again, we are relying very much on the see something, say something to the public. we are viewing and monitoring social media and other avenues. i'm in town having a good time myself. >> in new york there where missioner bratton is both to see radiation detection surveying the hudson. helicopters overhead. 56 command centers spread out across the country. they are ready to monitor

big events like parades and fireworks and respond if necessary. back to you. >> all right. peter doocy in washington. thanks for the update, peter. meanwhile there has already been a fourth of july tragedy it took places in san francisco right there on the water. tours know exactly where that is and resulted in the murder of 32-year-old catherine steimel. >> this isn't a normal murder though. the accused murderer is an illegal mexican immigrant who is a seven time felon. his name is francisco sanchez. he has a deep criminal past and by the way he has been deported five different times with those seven felonies. >> he was actually arrested back in march for outstanding drug warrant. he was released from san francisco jail despite immigration authorities asking to be kept in custody. so there is a disconnect between ice and also the local authorities there. he said he was shooting at the sea lions and accidently hit steinly. i know reading some of those

reports the father was trying to administer cpr. >> horrible. >> gruesome scene. >> he threw the gun over the pier, ran off. a bunch of bystanders took photographs of him on their cell phone. sent them to police. hiding under another pier 20 minutes later there was a reason he was relacy wanted. it wasn't an accident or snafu. it's the policy of the city of san francisco which is a sanctuary city. it's city that disobeys intentionally immigration law. >> they can't hold them even if border patrol asks them they can't do it. >> this is one of the most popular tourist destinations in san francisco. you have the warp, oyster bars, wine bars. you have tourists all over the world who come down there to san francisco bay and see the beauty of that. this was in broad daylight. he was standing there with illegal gun by the way which is another part of the story and firing off and saying is he shooting at sea lions which accumulate on the

rocks under the harbor as if that is okay. >> now we are seeing the political fallout. at love people are commenting especially donald trump. he released a statement this senseless and totally preventable act of violence committed by illegal immigrant is another example of why we must secure our border immediately. this is absolutely disgrace. situation. i'm the only one that can fix it. nobody else has the guts to even talk about it. he has a point. he is talking about it and he has been talking about illegal immigration. >> it's true. hard to any if he is the only one that can fix it. it is clear he is the only one to talk about it he took a ton of heat for saying illegal immigrants denounce. he has lost contracts already. the truth is stats don't lie there are crimes committed by illegal immigrants. this is another example. we will have him on at 8:30 live. >> he was holding up news articles i can point where

this is the case rapes and murders of illegal immigrants in this country. local affiliates in san francisco immediately wanted a statement from trump to so they reached out to him to get their thoughts. >> this is not a story. i get up early and read everything in the mainstream news. you can't find this story on the front page of the "new york times." why did that? >> interesting. a letter from governor pataki of new york calling for boycott donald trump. we will get his response later on the show. >> great. now to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. dramatic video captured the fourth of july fireworks scare in colorado. a fireworks shoots into the crowd injuring 9 people.

the accident stopping the show entirely. it's not clear what caused the accident. we have fourth of july safety tips coming up this morning. also in colorado. a medical chopper crashing to the ground and bursting into flames. leaving behind a devastating scene. the pilot decorated vietnam veteran patrick that heene was killed. extwo others pulled from the inferno and they are expected to survive. no word yet on what caused the crash. >> and a sky high stop for thrill seekers in orlando. 66 people had to be rescued from the orlando i ferris wheel when the 400-foot ride grounded to a halt. it automatically shut down because of the wheel position. riders had a birds eye view of the coast line while they

waited three hours for backup. everybody was brought to the ground safely and nobody was hurt. >> proud americans unite. fox business correspondent nicole petalides joins traders at the new york stock exchange to sing is the national anthem ♪ for the land of the free ♪ and the whole of the brave [cheers and applause] >> the group decked out in red, white and blue, some holding the american flag and they were even joined by special guests, a grouch sailors. those are your headlines. >> the floor never looked better. who do we have on deck, clayton. >> we have our own rick reichmuth who joins us with a two week old hair cut. >> i was hoping from a soloist from nicole there. >> the next time, nicole, we he want want the solo.

take a look at this, it's the fourth of july and these temperatures are 60 degrees in chicago, 58 in cleveland. really not that bad. could be so much worse. it's certainly been hot across the west. that's going to continue. flooding concerns across areas of the southeast. flood warnings, flash flooding going on right now across parts of arkansas in through mississippi and alabama. this is going to be our target spot for the day today. we have been dealing with this front that hasn't been moving much and bringing persistent rain. sagging a little bit to the south and right here along the interstate 2 o0 line today is where we are going to be seeing the severe weather and also watching for potential flooding. rain showers across parts of the northeast. in other words, we have some scattered showers and thunderstorms that are going to cause some problems today for your barbecues and tonight for your fireworks. it's pretty spectacular. see plenty of sunshine there. out across the west and get ready in the four corners more monsoonal moisture. overall not a bad day for the fourth of july i will say.

>> pretty nice. >> yep. >> you bet. >> thank you rick. >> do you know who elizabeth prann is? >> i am so excited. >> you have seen her on fox news channel. >> we have talked to her a number of times but not in person. >> are thrilled to have her here on the curvey couch is it what you expect. >> everything looks great. the hair. everything looks great. >> we wanted to get to know you a little bit. that's what i called for. can we learn more about elizabeth. did you know that elizabeth started behind the scenes at fox. >> i you started with greta a decade ago. i worked with her. >> as a producer? >> i was initially her assistant and she allowed us to do, you know, she takes you under her wing and allows you to do a lots more. i was able to travel with her and help her along the way. >> that is so cool and i'm not saying this because i work here. i can't think of a company where more people rise up. >> it is true. >> they are committed to hiring from within and

recognizing talent and promoting talent. i think it's a great thing. you spent time in local news. >> did i some time in local news because i was i behind the scenes primarily. i wanted to do print reporting. >> good for you. >> crossed over into the broadcast side and spent time in local time. >> i love how you said did some time there. >> i bare wassed myself in local news. >> where are you from? >> i'm actually from colorado. i'm a little bit of a snow bunny at heart. >> you went to college in florida. >> yep. i went to the university of florida. >> you don't like talking about yourself different from most people on television. a better person. >> my husband and i skiing in 2005. >> you just had a little baby. >> we have an 8-month-old baby, her name is claire. she is with me this trip, enjoying the city. >> we will find some embarrassing photos from your childhood. >> we will get on the phone with your parents. any misdeeds from your teen

years we will uncover. >> any arrest records we will find them. >> we already determined you are a good person because you are embarrassed. >> i will drag this on so that way we will bump the rest of the segment so we don't have to talk about it more later in the show when more people are waking up. >> thank you for being here. >> it's great to be here. >> what do you do about terror warnings? louie gohmert says americans can't wait to strike. we need to arm ourselves. he will join us live next. >> in mere moments. put down that burger, you are killing the earth. left leaning blogger throwing guilt for the fourth of july. judging your snack foods. more on that ahead. >> hi my name is julie kellogg i'm afghanistan. from port washington

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today. i think it's just good common sense when you have large gatherings like i expect we will have for this weekend for people to be vigilant and keep their head on a swivel. >> keep their head on a swivel. that's another way of saying americans ought to be on high alert this weekend. security stepped up across the country after isis issued a number of fourth of july threats online. >> next guest says don't wait. grab a weapon and defend yourself. joining us from texas louie government. >> good to see you. >> what do you want it tell folks at home. getting mixed message from media stay on high alert but enjoy the holiday.

>> you have to do both if you are going to enjoy the holiday. as far as weapons, if you can legally carry you should. look, the tsa only catching about only 5% of the cob contraband going through. 9/11 was more immigration enforcement than national defense. what have we done with national defense. borders further open. narcoterrorists 00 our southern border. you come across no matter where you are terrorists or not homeland. peopled me into to be looking more than ever before. if somebody is seen by you acting a little nervous. go over and just start talking to them. figure out who they are. >> what's the point of this warning? it's so nonspecific, it doesn't tell me anything. all it tells me is be afraid. >> tucker, this what s. what the federal government does when they are scared to death that something is going to happen because they haven't done a good job. look, we need to give you a

warning. enjoy yourself so here is a warning. so after something bad happens they say we told you. >> can you imagine doing that to your kid look, they are monsters, they may be under your bed or your closet. we're not sure where they are but you should worry about them. >> in this case we know the homeland security has allowed monsters in and not enforced the law. the supreme court, this is the first year where we have had the least amount to celebrate. two justices on the supreme court have conducted same sex marriage. the law is very clear they can't participate in a same sex ruling. they did. you have higher number of americans saying for first time you should not have to follow federal court rulings. and go back to john adams about the declaration signing. he wrote abigail and said this day ought to be commemorated with solemn acts of devotion to god almighty. we have gotten a little far afield from that. >> when they say there is no specific or credible threat

could there be a threat we are not being made aware of. >> of course. of course. the chatter is very high as you are hearing from people. it's not specific according to authorities. when chatter gets high that means there is a lot of bad folks talking about what's about to come up. if you remember like the underwear bomber was it homeland security that caught that? no. he walked right through tsa and got on the plane. when it misfired apparently because his rear end sweat too much. it was the guy diving over the seat when he tried to ignite the bomb another way. people paying attention and watching and being ready to defend their neighbors. that's how we got started as a nation. >> louie gohmert great to see you. >> great to he see you. >> happy independence day. >> happy independence day. good bless. >> you a baby drifting a mile out to sea all by herself. where are the parents and other questions answered ahead. >> did your mom ever tell you that butter can help

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welcome back. 22 minutes now past the hour. some quick headlines for you. greece is deeply divided just a day before the vote on the country's economic future. tens of thousands of greeks taking the streets before rally. >> in a washington state woman who died of the measles this spring was vaccinated against the disease as a child. health officials say the vaccine no longer worked because her health problems weakened her immune system other identified woman first to die of measles since 2003. >> did your mom ever tell to you put butter on a sun burn i know mine did. was she right? answers to popular summer questions. joining us now is a professor at the nyu school of medicine.

when i was little my mom and grandmother italian would tell me to put butter on my sun burn is that fact or fiction. >> that's a fiction. butter seems like it would help right? just the texture. >> it's delicious. >> and cool if it's coming out of the fridge. it doesn't have any healing properties. so, you know, it won't help and actually if you spread it on something just with the bacteriaened oother things on there it could make it worse. >> it does sound disgusting. a lot of people saying when you are outside and getting a lot of sun maybe people will be out by the pool today, anything that you drink will hydrate you anything, and that's not necessarily right. >> not necessarily true. that's a fiction. so, if you drink something that's cool, let's say ice coffee soda or alcohol those things might quench your thirst but at the same time they will dehydrate you more. diuretics. one can of sued lose one can in fluid over the course of time. it actually makes dehydration where's.

>> people should be drinking what? >> they should be drinking water. in general people should drink water and keep up with just losing your sweat losing these other things. but you if you are doing a lot of intense exercise and working out in the extreme heat then you might consider something like gatorade or are pedialyte. >> something like clayton will be doing intense exercise later. we need him to drink water and perhaps gatorade. >> i heard mosquitoes are attracted to sweet people. sweet smelling people. >> so sweet smelling is actually a fact. sweet taste something a fiction. i have been told by sweet blood is actually what they like. that's not true. otherwise think would just go for diabetics. it's your scent a combination what's in your sweat. blood type plays a fact for. it's how attractive in terms of your sweat. >> not really what you are eating. >> facially. but it has to do with how

you areworking out. atlantic acid. if you wear things that smell bad mosquito repel lants and stuff that can keep them away. >> let's say you get sun burned and go to take a shower. hot or cold. >> i would recommend a cold. actually a fiction that the hot shower can make it worse. it doesn't feel as good as you are already burned it's not necessarily dangerous. you want to keep the skin kind of clean, so whether you do something that's cool or warm either one whichever one make us feel better. clean the skin and moisturizer on as long as there is no blisters and keep away from the sun. >> whenever i see my niece and nephew they have poison ivy i'm always hesitant. >> you can get poison ivy from other people. >> that's false. with poison ivy what you are doing it's your immune system having reaction to the plant. when you touch the plant initially you will get a

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your carbon footprint by firing up your grill this afternoon is going to destroy the environment. >> so, instead they want you to enjoy let's say a nice black bean burger, perhaps put it in the microwave? >> right. but the whole logic is faulty here. here is what the article says. red meat has the big hest environmental footprint. do your part swap that beef burger for a black bean burger. he she links to two different portions in her article about environmental concerns. so she is linking to the carbon footprint from beef

manufacturing. linking to gas being given off by these grills contributing to the environment. she is making the argument about methane. >> you know what's interesting is you keep reading surveys showing smirk becoming more secular that's not true it's becoming much more religious. this isn't science it's tholg, she is accusing you of sinning by eating a hamburger. it never occurred to me to judge someone's entree before. >> you should be judging other people's food. it's a blanket statement about the where your beef is coming from. she is making assumption that everybody is buying garbage burgers from wal-mart like you have the ground beef portions from china mixed into the ground beef portions from are argentina and brought over on a boat and eating it. >> who cares? leave my burger alone. >> people are people heating

from local farms. >> people not eating at all. people are starving. we should be grateful our protein is cheap here. get some perspective. this is the land of abundance. ed you should be happy about that. >> buying local is a local business being supported not being flown in from around the world. >> carbon footprint who knows where that's ---getting food from mexico getting beef from mexico or getting it from the farm down the street. >> only decadent, rich, entitled people have concerns like this. average person is working two jobs working to send his kid to school is not worried about the providence of his burger. had you to go to princeton worry about that. >> i'm eating a kale burger today. are you with me? do you want to have a kale burger today? >> no. >> email us at friends

foxnews.com. >> you know the email address. >> just make one up people will still find it. >> friends@foxnews.com. >> or, of course, on facebook. >> we a facebook page. >> ff weekend. >> twitter instagram. shout loud we will hear. >> you carrier pigeon. >> don't send a burger. >> just kale. fox news is celebrating this weekend. charleston, south carolina. >> heather thirldz -- childers is there live. nice to see you this morning happy fourth. >> happy fourth of july here too. no carolina barbecue we will talk about in just a minute. we are standing in front of the uss york. that what can be more. it saw battle in korean and vietnam war. we had a chance to take a tour of it earlier and we

wanted to show it to you and a lot of things to do at charleston. we found out why patriots point is the most patriotic of them all. >> it's beaches and beautiful houses to excite some history and honor. there is plenty to do in charleston, south carolina. the place most proud americans will head to this july 4th is patriots point. >> patriots point is about the military. that's one of the reasons we are here on the fourth of july. you could not have a better place to honor this country ♪ we got to get out of this place. >> we got to get out of this place, it was just one song that helped get the u.s. troops during that time. >> newest exhibit honoring the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. >> it's a real important exhibit for us and i think the country. >> you get a good feeling what it's like especially the helicopter noise and helicopters on site.

>> this museum includes this exhibit and three warships. the highlight being the uss york town. this ship is 880 feet long. >> i flew that some, too. but it was like pickup truck and getting into a ferrari. >> decommissioned in 1970, it now serves at the museum bridging the past with today's eager young minds. >> they get an education in history that they don't get in school. this is our future remembering the past. >> >> and i don't know if you heard what i said. that looks pretty good for having been in the revolutionary war. i meant world war ii obviously. some of the events going on today. key have already started the party at 6:00 a.m. fox news is out here. free barbecue from sticky fingers. live music which will begin

around 130. dana perino will give a speech why she is a proud measure. book signing free parking to 8:00 a.m. another reason to get out here and say hello to us. you could end up on tv. fireworks. of course, the big show that will kick off around 8:00 p.m. as soon as the sun goes down and he we are told it is going to be spectacular. we have a perfect seat for you. all the folks who can't make it down here live to south carolina at patriots point. be sure to join us here on fox news throughout the day. we will have it all for you. back to you. >> in addition to the battle ship in the revolutionary war of the aircraft going to fly during a flyover also from the revolutionary war. >> i was going to say can you imagine? >> made of oak. >> you didn't know they had fighter jets back then? >> we will find out. >> heather childers, thanks so much for joining us. we will check back later in the show. >> headlines to get to now. >> new controversy for the baltimore police department after a signed sign reading

enjoy your ride we sure will. concerning unacceptable and it is now investigating. suspect can raise new freddie gray. injuries he suffered from being treated in a similar van back in april. >> a baby girl in a bright yellow pool floaty is swept out to see. the turkish coast guard said the 10 month old's parents were sunbathing and forgot she was in the water. tried to reach her but strong winds had pulled her two miles out into the ocean. the coast guard arrived and the little girl was brought safely to shore. >> they just forequote? >> good grief. >> new york doctor accused of snapping a selfie during joan rivers throat surgery. dr. kevorkian knowns a of the stars.

she denies a second doctor in the room did not want her performing the surgery on the late comedian. rivers went into cardiac arrest during the surgery and died days later. a little boy makes a catch. 9-year-old from new jersey reeled in 600-pound storm sturgeon. it took him two hours to catch the sturgeon with the help of his dad and fishing guide. he then released it back into the river. those are your headlines. that's cool. >> about 500 feet from a nuclear power plant. is that a real fish. >> 10 feet? >> pretty amazing. >> let's go over to the weather center now a couple floors away rick reichmuth is standing by. >> we have a mobile weather center here moving outside. how is it outside? it is beautiful. it is going to rain today but year all temperatures not bad aat least across the

mid-atlantic and northeast. here are your temps as you are waking up it is hard to imagine temps this cool really for the fourth of july. especially along much of the east. temps below average. let's hope the pattern changes by winter time. parts of the northeast today, we are going to see some showers especially across interior areas of pennsylvania and upstate new york. that's where we are plague dollars with it it. a long the coast patchy rain. mid-atlantic some rain. heaviest of the rain is going to be across the i-20 area. across areas of east texas and arkansas and over towards parts of georgia. that's where we could see parts of flooding. not everybody is a wash out today. we will see heavy rain at times. in towards the northern plains, a spectacular day chicago i think is the winner for today for the fourth of july. you enjoy it and 81 and sunny in ann arbor. >> good news for chicago. isn't tonight the last night for the grateful dead concert.

>> i believe tomorrow night is. >> 50 years of making this country better. next up, danger in the water this fourth of july weekend after a string of shark attacks. it's not media hype. it's actually happening at accelerating rate. a shark expert with 30 years experience explains why the best tools to stay safe may be your wristwatch. >> next time you shop online you may be able to pay with your selfie. >> good grief. >> we're not kidding. the details next. throw away the wallet ♪ freeze frame ♪ freeze frame ♪ now freeze ♪ >> kabul afghanistan. i'm captain lori. i want to give a shout out to my dad. happy independence day america.

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first major carrier to offer direct flights from new york since restrictions were lifted. and shopping online first take a selfie, master card consumers may soon be able to secure purchases by verifying their identity with a facial scan. the company is testing the new app. this fall on 500 people expand research if successful. i know that excites clayton because he loves selfies. clayton. >> can't stop me. thanks elizabeth. the shark attack surge this summer has many beach goers on edge this fourth of july weekend. 11 people bitten since mid may. what's causing this bizarre spike and what do we need to know as you are heading to the beach. let's ask the co-founder joe. >> thanks for having me. >> i did the shark dive at the long island aquarium. >> different environment when you are in a cage. >> totally different ballgame when you are

submecialgdz with them. >> why is this happening right now? >> different theories. more bait fish in the area. warmer waters and things like that. some of it is a natural cycle of things there are a lot of people in the water. >> there is a natural way that these sharks are misidentifying. they are going in for a bite or nibble. not attacking. they are. >> they don't have hands they get tactile information by mouthing something. we as humans are not great prey we have a lot of bones and not a lot of flesh. people aren't getting eaten they are getting tested. >> tons of people at beach for the fourth of july holiday. some tips to help protect us as we are heading to the beach you say avoid early morning swimming. >> early morning and dusk time. it's lower light. it might be more of a feeding time for the sharks. the more light they have to see with the better their

visual is to identify their prey. >> you say also to avoid areas that attract bait fish. how do you know what that area looks like. >> if you see a lot of bird activity and bay fish jumping it's common sense then to get out of the water at that point. even blue fish that will be chasing those fissures will bite you also. >> how about swimming oceanside or bay side? is there a better side to be swimming on? >> the realities of the attacks and quantity of people, we are not on the menu really. yeah, if you want to be a little more protected if you want to have your kids a little more protected the bay side would be a better choice. >> don't flail about. this is good news in any situation don't flail about why because are they going to go after that because they look like a seal. >> they are looking for sick or injured. if you are presenting yourself as the sick or injured, that might lead them to attack. >> are lifeguards in a position -- i mean, at what point notice sharks calling

to you get out of the water pay attention to lifeguards. >> if there is a sight that's common sense. once you are in the water you are in their doe main and become part of the food chain. attacks are so low people die each year it's just a gutteral response from us. >> 11 attacks here. not an epidemic of attacks. we have inherent fear of sharks movie jaws 40 years ago. >> we don't like to considered part of the food chain. >> myths. if you are bitten by a shark hitting the nose but go for the gli eye or the nose sensory in that area. they want an easy meal. you do want to defend yourself. >> stay out of the waters in the morning and dusk. stay away from bait fish

areas. thanks for joining us this morning. >> my flesh. >> if you get a chance to go to the aquarium do so. >> gay marriage is now legal, so could this be next? >> i think both beautiful things and both things that make you struggle or troubling things in a marriage are amplified by plural marriage. >> polygamous say the supreme court's ruling should work for them as well. do they have a case? we have a fair and balanced legal debate on that coming up next. and now even nascar waiving the caution flag on donald trump. we will explain. ♪ but i can't go for that ♪ no can do i ♪ i can't go for that ♪ i can't go for that ♪ no, no ♪ no can do i ♪ i can't go for that

[chanting] >> welcome back, the supreme court's gay marriage ruling last week has progressives everywhere celebrating. two years ago bill o'reilly predicted what would happen next. >> if the federal government gets involved, and i think the state should regulate gay marriage. i think that should be the state-by-state issue. if the federal government gets involved under the

constitution. and they can't stop pluralists or anybody else from marrying. >> the montana polygamous filed suit to marry a second wife. he appeared on reality show called sister wives and he said it's about marriage equality. we want to add legal will he legitimacy to a polygamous family. does he have a point? alliance defending freedom and trevor burris research fellow for constitutional studies. welcome to you both. trevor, what is exactly the case against country in a case where gay marriage is the the law of the land. >> most of the government's concerns when they define marriage that's about two people. a lot of tax code who gets the its and who gets property and different events. there is thousands of provisions in the code. they always deal with two people. it's not actually easy to

put three or four or many into the definition of marriage. it was very easy to say two same sex people we can say that's married and now they can get property and have kids. everything else would have to be negotiated by a polygamous union and come up with a different name for it if they wanted to expand it. nothing in the supreme court's decision that necessitates recognizing polygamous marriage in any way. >> so, that's the argument? it's inconvenient to change all the words? for 1,000 words we had marriage defined between a man and woman. i'm not arguing against it i'm merely saying what is the argument against polygamy? you don't like it? that's not a real argument, right? >> it's not. i disagree with trevor. i think the supreme court decision presents a total argument in support of group marriage. and here is why. the constitution is silent about marriage. the supreme court redefined it and included a new fundamental right to marry based on one thing. feelings. feelings of consenting adults. romantic feelings and

feelings of loneliness and ephesian of love. that's in the decision. plying that same ration that the three men and two women. four men and one woman. consenting adults conferring of dig dignity by the government marriage license on those feelings how could it not support group marriage. >> exactly. trevor, i'm not arguing against gay marriage or polygamy, i'm merely pointing out the profound dishonesty gay marriage advocates you can is have one without the other. >> i agree in the kennedy's opinion which is legalistically problematic i do agree with the outcome. he does talk about feelings that's a problem. we have been talking about homosexuals as a class for a long time. there is a lot of other opinions talking about homosexuals a protected class and talk about indiscrimination law and things like this. polygamous is not considered a class or type of behavior or something you are born with it's not going to be easily transmittible equal

pr is a behavior you engage in. as we all understand homosexual is something you are born with. >> actually the debate is still ongoing about that. but the difference is, i would say carey that gay marriage is a new thing relatively knew. decade or two old. polygamy is thousands of years old. thousand safnedz years. there are many people in the united states who would practice to. orthodox believers. so again we are going to deny them the right while allowing gay couples to marry? >> right. chief justice roberts touched on that very principle that you are saying in his dissent. he said, look, in reality the jump from opposite sex marriage to same sex marriage is more than a leap than opposite sex marriage to police polygamy. in polygamy you see it other history and cultures. same sex maker is a

radically new concept. for everyone in the world. just to speak to trevor's point real quickly. the decision did not make lgbt community a suspect class. that wasn't out for debate within that opinion. neither was obviously group marriage, people who would participate in that. that really wasn't on the table. >> if i impregnate six women and abandon the children that's fine. if i marry the mothers and take legal responsibility for the kids i go to jail? >> interesting point. a lot of times polygamy is very harmful to young women and very harmful to women in quality in general. as i said in the beginning all the laws that deal with two people they have to be changed. you say how hard is it on the government? it's going to be very hard. >> you are making game attempts but you are standing on shifting ground i would say. thanks for holding up that side of the argument, carrie, thank you too. >> thank you. >> high alert this holiday

weekend and this morning brand new concern that terrorists are plotting a chemical attack right here in the united states. we're live in washington at the top of the hour with the latest details you need to know. we told you about this overnight a fireworks show going terribly wrong. watch this. ♪ ♪ >> wow how young is too ewing for -- young for kids to get involved in fourth of july fireworks? ♪ celebration time, come on ♪ let's celebratetu ♪ there's a party going on with stronger, clean sea-bond.

good morning it's saturday, the 40 of july. i'm elizabeth prann in for anna kooiman. this is a fox news alert. taking no chances cops across the country are on high alert this independence day and overnight, we have learned about brand new fears of a chemical tach just how real is the danger? we are live with more. >> that's the question. next nascar pulled over by the p.c. police, screech thanks to the controversy over the confederate flag, donald trump is getting the caution flag. we'll explain the nexus between trump the confederate flag, and nascar straight ahead. >> 7-foot shark with raise are sharp teeth pulled from the water right where all those attacks are happening in the carolinas. could this be the shark like in jaws?

the shark? "fox & friends" how hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can't keep no chains on me ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free. >> oh, we are so excited you are too because it's america's birthday. happy fourth of july, "fox & friends" viewers. we're live from patriots point in charleston, south carolina. beautiful morning down there. sticky fingers barbecue have you ever had had it? >> i have. it's amazing. and, of course, if you are barbecuing and say you are up at 7:00 in the morning because have you frozen meat and don't know what to do with it email us because we have experts who can give you last minute.

>> standing by to answer barbecue questions. here is the best of the morning. this is miles morris, clayton morris' son. such a good boy celebrating the fourth of july. >> he was so happy to do the fourth of july parade the other day at school. >> whose kids are those? >> i was going to say not like looking in the mirror. >> we could have told you that. >> they have my wife's genes. >> elizabeth prann is here this morning nice to have you here. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for having me for the fourth of july. >> let's get to a fox news alert. because police across the country are out in full force this weekend looking to prevent a fourth of july terror attack. >> isis has been urging its many followers online to target celebrations here in the united states. peter doocy is live in washington, d.c. with a look at what is being con to keep that from happening. hi peter. >> hi, elizabeth. as americans plan to look up at fireworks this evening.

authorities will be looking basically everywhere else. increased terror chatter has law enforcement very concerned about an isis inspired independence day attack. so, in new york, special surveillance helicopters will hover overhead and radiation detecting boats will patrol the hudson. in chicago officers will work 12-hour shifts to make sure all special events like big grateful dead concert at wrigley field are protected. in boston, authorities are making sure that people planning to line the charles river for festivities later today know that they aren't allowed to bring their own drones. that has been added to the list of prohibited items. for the last few weeks people suspected of having isis ties arrested. some on lesser charges just to get them off the street and this is why. >> there are groups who want to target our nation's infrastructure and symbolic location hes and events. there are no specific threats targeting a

particular location. >> if something wad does have the fbi is prepared with 56 command posts. filled with agents watching in their region. ready to reach out and spawnt at the first sign of new york. >> happy independence day peter. >> on this independence day want to go out and enjoy barbecues and not have anxiety about going out to the parade. governor cuomo of new york saying they are following city executives worried about their reports from homeland security and making sure that we're -- the clamping down on some of this chatter and targeting some of these larger parade areas and subways. some of the major gathering spots on this holiday. >> i think people should enjoy their weekend. when also was the last time that there was a warning that we are going to have an attack. people should go out and live their lives. did they coward? of course not.

they broke up to england and sick up to king george. in order to sprays the fourth of july appropriately live bravely. >> we had congressman gohmert on earlier probably yourself and enjoy yourself. >> exactly. >> well, the donald trump controversy continues this morning. meanwhile donald trump is going it be here on the show in just a short time to respond to the latest round of controversy and comments coming from his republican counterparts and fellow g.o.p. contenders for the 2016 nomination. senator marco rubio is the latest person to take on donald trump. and obviously he has tied his hopes and dreams to immigration reform in this country. he says that donald trump's comments are offensive and inaccurate. >> yeah. in fact, we heard other g.o.p. candidates say the same thing. some are silent. the only one i heard saying nbc is wrong in saying trump

can say what he wants is ted cruz. >> rubio says this. trump's comments are not just offensive and inaccurate but also divisive. next president needs to be someone who brings americans together but not someone who continues to divide. comments like this move us farther from. not closer tore a solution. >> this comes on the heels of what happened yesterday. attraction along the water. warfare. oyster bars and wine bars when a 32-year-old woman was shot in broad daylight by illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. he had seven felony convictions. and, yet the city of san francisco has a no holds policy. so he was free. walking the streets and just shooting his gun off standing down there on the pier. now, marco rubio trump fired back on twitter to marco ruby year yesterday after this event happened.

what do you say to the family of catherine stinel,. >> this may be the point you don't have to endorse everything about donald trump's statement to acknowledge that the people who run the country, people in charge have done a really bad job protecting those of us who live here from foreign threats. as they are surrounding the white house with raiser sharp points just to protect the president final. they are doing virtually nonk to protect the rest of us from keeping people from our house. >> 32-year-old walking along with her father. he tried to resuscitate her. the man who shot her because he was shooting at seals. shot a 332-year-old young woman who was simply enjoying the day with her father broad daylight. >> this is not a tough neighborhood. this is right on the water right on the harbor there where the cargo ships used to come in. this is the prime time

tourist attraction in the city. this is in the middle of the day. in other words, this is a sign of things pars parts of lawlessness people committing crimes of fear without fear of getting punished to do so. this is a terrifying thing that happen. >> absolutely. >> we saw the response from donald trump. we also are seeing the fallout, businesses we saw macy's react to donald trump. we saw nbc no longer carrying the miss universe pageant. >> madder at trump than the guys that did this. >> right. >> madder at trump than the mayor of new york who is using his government hour to crush someone's impressions he doesn't like. >> trump has been in a battle with a lot of people this week. >> right. >> and now nascar, are you one of those nascar sprint cup race tomorrow watch out for p.c. police. first it was the national flag and now distancing itself from trump.

they this are changing so it's no longer going to be on trump property. >> who is the audience for nascar? is it the same audience for msnbc? is there a big overlap there? who exactly are they pandering too? i'm not it a confederate flag lover. who is doing their pr? i think they are hurting themselves by doing. this they're intentionally sticking the finger in the eye of their audience. why are doing they do this? who are they pleasing? >> he we will ask donald in a few minutes get his take on that. either a great week or terrible week for donald trump. we will get in his mind it's probably a great week. >> bottom line is that we are taking about him. >> exactly. >> which he doesn't hate. >> poll numbers are high. >> 8:30. stay tuned. >> now a look at your head lines starting with a fox news alert. dramatic video fireworks scare in colorado.

♪ [explosion] >> firework shoots into the crowd injuring 89 people. all were treated for minor burns. at the scene they were released. the accident stopping the show entirely. not clear what caused the accident. we will have safety tips for you and your family in about 125 minutes. incredible peach cam video out of florida. stops a rushing car with a 2-year-old girl inside. trooper pulled the girl's father over for drunk driving. he got out and left the car running, send ising it rolling. he chased down the car and stopped it from heading into a ditch. people are saying that i saved a life. if that's the aspect that everyone focus on if i save a life i'm glad it was hers. >> the girl was not hurt but father charged with dui and

child neglect. >> though virgin i'lled vacation. steve edmunds and his son will never have full body movement again after breathing in deadly toxics four months ago. deadly paralyzed but awake. sean the youngest son is slipping in and out of comb marks doctors say the mom seems to be the only one improving. very sad. and a counsel father channels its inner hip hop dancer in support of the american troops. ♪ ♪ >> we'll have a segment of clayton and tucker dancing just like that coming up. showing their moves in the living room of their california home. they say it's all to recognize the brave men and women who fight for our

country. the clip going viral. viewed more than 3 million times and you can see why. those are your head lines. he has got some moves. >> it's all about the hips as we have said from day one on this program dancing begins right here. >> i don't know if i have ever heard you talk about that movement before. >> it's the constant theme on "fox & friends." tune in more, elizabeth. you will see. >> every commercial break all about the hips glpg the hips don't lie guys. they don't lie. that's exactly it. >> let's talk about your fourth of july weather. tonight show you what's happening. tonight we are going to have some rain out there some spotty showers especially across parts of the southeast. this is during fireworks time up toward the northeast cloudy, low clouds and spotty showers. mid-atlantic, same to the southeast. we have thunderstorms in across the four corners as well and across areas in nevada and northern california. that's tonight. today, however, we are looking at some flooding concerns right there across parts of the south where we are going to to have some

very heavy rain that will continue to plague the area for much of the day. we will watch that flooding continue. to the north of that though spectacular. chicago the big winner for the day. all right guys, send it back to you inside. >> thanks a million rick. >> coming up here on the show more on the senseless an innocent woman by a man that should have never been in the country in the first place. a father joins us live to reacted to the the latest tragedy next. >> and a 7-foot shark with raiser sharp teeth in contrast to the sharks. pulled from water where the attacks were happening in the carolinas. could this be the shark responsible for biting so many people. >> not the shark with gingivitis. hi i'm captain susan herenton coming to you from kabul, afghanistan i want to wish a happy fourth to my family back home in the states. both service members deployed and here at home. my husband deployed to the

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he not charged and not in this country legally. why is isn't he sent back to his country of origin right away and for good. did you ask that question of authorities? >> oh yeah, of course. they just said, well, he lied and, you know, everyone is illegal alien lovers right now. that's what donald trump was talking about, you know.

they called him a liar. i'm here to prove it. miss shin lynn. there is thousands of people murdered by illegal aliens and raped and child molesters and drunk drivers. so donald trump was right on. in our community what we call the deaf community donald trump is like speaking for us. speaking for our dead. >> so why do you think it is that when people speak up and say look, i don't hate illegal immigrants or immigrants of any kind one of them murdered my child and shouldn't be here. why are they attacked? why is that considered outrageous to point it out. >> because it will cause people to stand up. when people hear the stories. they will stand up and they want something done about it they don't want anything done about it so they either quiet you or they make you stay on the side so you feel like you are the problem and then when you speak up they call you a racist and things like that. they call me racist but i

don't care. skied people all the time what would you do if anybody murdered your loved one especially illegal alien? they can't answer that question truthfully. >> no, they can't. so they call you names. in this specific case in san francisco what happened yesterday, let's take a look at this manning francisco fran chez, he had seven prior felony convictions. four involved narcotics. deported five times and a found a home in san francisco because it is explicitly a sanctuary city. it ignores federal immigration law. what do you think of that? >> that's just a con game because ice knew good and well, they know the rules. i he know the rules. ice knew when they gave that guy to san francisco's sheriff's department he was not coming back. that's why they did it. you know, because jay johnston doesn't want those people so they had to get him out of there so they had which way was it?

get in san francisco sanctuary city. right here i have a list of crimes that sheriff's department in los angeles is allowed the illegal aliens to commit. a list that says these crimes here you can commit. you will not be in any trouble. and they passed those out to us. now, they won't do it anymore because it's too late. we already have the copies. and they want us to think we are the problem. >> in your case unfortunately it is too late. mr. shaw thanks for sharing your story with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, hitting the road this holiday weekend? gas may not be the only expense you bear. the brand new tax for every mile you drive. we will tell what you it is straight ahead. we telling you about this overnight a fireworks show goes terribly wrong ♪ [explosion] >> we'll tell you what

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full-time for your fourth of july news by the numbers. six will be marching in the fourth in of july parades. jeb bush, hillary clinton rick perry lindsey graham about will be be all over the state. >> the idea to replace the gas tax since more fuel efficient cars are leaving revenue flat. finally want freebies appetizer or fancy frappuccinos at starbucks. i know i will be catching clayton with one of those fancy fraps. >> back to you. i love all those calories. thanks elizabeth. fourth of july fireworks go hand in hand but holding fireworks can be very dangerous. take a look at this new video. consumer products safety commission may look extreme but during the holiday 230 people a day go to the emergency room with fireworks related injuries. and young children are the most at risk.

so you know what you need to know to keep your family safe on the fourth of july. important tips allison. >> that video is kind of troubling but it happens. >> scary. >> 11,000 with fireworks injuries went to the er in 2013. >> incredible. people think there is safe fireworks, there is no such thing. >> some of the worst offenders can be sparklers. the kid parents handing them out to the kids. use the little sparklers because those are inoffensive and don't have problems. those are the worst though. >> they are because 19% of the injuries come from sparklers. they are burning at 1200 degrees. melts at 900 degrees. let's think about that. >> what happens their hands are burned. >> majority of the injuries are hands and burns and head injuries. >> a 12-year-old boy was killed in nashville last week for playing with fireworks unsupervised by the way. >> exactly. >> another tragedy out of

there. you also say set up the fireworks outdoors in a clean and clear area. >> in a clean area not on grass or near shrubs. we all think it's going to be safe it can go off in any direction. make sure everybody is away from it. >> we had a neighborhood barbecue, fourth of july back in the 1980s. someone set off a bottle rocket. it happened across the street. caught the car on fire. >> exactly. people think the fireworks aren't going to go anywhere. don't make homemade fireworks. you also say don't handle a dud it. >> he we think it's a dud not going to go off we go over and pick it up. a dud may not be a dud. make sure you soak it in water. >> never grass or metal. >> put something in metal. metal can shard and go all over the place. unfortunately the reality you can buy fireworks that doesn't mean you should be using them. >> never stand over a firework while lighting it like we saw in the video.

>> and actually make sure somebody else is around. so clearly anything can happen with anything. look, leave it to professionals. go have a great time at fireworks snra don't do it at home. >> sadly last night at a professional fireworks display. did you see this video? take a look at this. seven people got injured at this fireworks display out in avon, colorado they went off and burned people in the audience. >> exactly. no matter what you need to be careful. make sure when you go to the fireworks displays have some flashlights and make sure you can see where you are walking. stay out of where that might be. stay a safe distance back to enjoy your fourth. >> all right. across the other side of a river here in new york city watch and promote. all right thanks for joining us this morning? >> thanks for having me. we have have fireworks problems and shark attacks. coming up 7-foot shark are raiser sharp teeth pulled from the water right where all those attacks have been

happening down in the carolinas. so the question people are asking this morning could this be the shark like jaw's style? is that the sharks that's to blame. hours away from sparking up the grill. we have been doing it since 5:00 in the morning. the egg juicest burger you have ever tasted. let's check in with eric bowling on "cashin' in." hi, america is on high high alert on independence day. how independent if we have to always worried about isis. doubled getting ditched. what does it say about politics in business yout debate that we decide that. we see you at 11:30. r healthy shape. this, i can do.

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nurses from jfk medical center in pound beach county florida. thank you ladies. >> so now we want to get to our favorite segment of the morning. it's meet elizabeth prann part two. if you heard at 6:00 you heard the first part. she is from washington. we knew she was really smart. i didn't know how general wishly interesting person she was. here are a couple facts you need to know. >> she married her college sweetheart from the university of florida. there he is. he happens to be a major league baseball pitcher and very successful one. they have been together the whole time as he went to the minors and reached this high level of success. >> yes absolutely. >> he is wonderful. he is my partner in crime. we have an 8 month old daughter together. is he much more interesting than i you am. i am simply along for the ride. >> don't pull yourself down. >> elizabeth used to work in the overnights here as we would see her on weekend she

has raiser sharp wit. >> like the teeth in the shark. her husband not the only athlete in the family. she played lacrosse on the team in the university of florida. >> it was fun. >> elizabeth prann probably the only person in this business that you can say this about doesn't like to talk about herself which i love. >> we can move right along. >> that is so rare. when is the last time you met a tv personal that doesn't want to talk about it 100%. >> elizabeth, i don't want to talk about myself. >> i would like to have my little girl. she is 8 months old her name is claire. she is quite large. she is actually. [ laughter ] >> she is like 98th percentile. they are like what are you feeding her? >> look at that. >> that's obviously her newborn pic. >> rescue dogs. we fully support rescue dogs. i would adopt 20 more if it were visible and have 20 more children. >> she is getting her teeth. >> more are coming because

of the amount of drool. i don't think she is going to live with two teeth but the amount of drool that comes out of her mouth is really unprecedented. >> i have a child like that who drooled until she was 10. >> it's funny i don't have the smiley daughter but my husband still drools. 33 years later we expect her to still be drooling. >> and you know what? it's great with babies are getting their teeth they sleep through the knife. >> for example last night i can give you an example of her not sleeping through the fight. >> well, we are stlild to have you here this weekend. >> thank you reach. >> we will have part three and part four and part five. >> no, this is it. >> the series ahead. >> now to your much more interesting headlines. too close for comfort. 7-foot long shark on the north carolina beach. the predator pulled from the water by its tail at kill devil hills as tourists snapped photographs since

the sharks did not meet state guidelines to keep it they were forced to release it. nine attacks including two teenagers who lost arms. other news it, international greece is deeply divided as they head for a critical vote on the country's economic future. tens of thousands of greeks heading to the streets ahead of tomorrow's referendum. voters will decide on whether to accept more austerity measures in exchange for a bailout. vote against a deal if that happens greece could be forced to drop the euro to leading to even more economic uncertainty. serious bizarre and insulting response to asking what is zero divided by zero? >> monsters said they there are no cookies and you are sad that you have no friends. >> equally snarky 4-year-old girl snapped it right back? >> you have no friends and you should have no cookies because you are mean.

>> >> that's ava ryan a feisty little vine star making sure apple's voice sire knows who the real diva is we could book her for the show. >> this year at patriots point in charleston, south carolina we are live. >> heather childers is holding down the fort literally this morning. >> happy fourth to you too. great place to be for the fourth of july. patriots point. we have folks who were there for the original july 4th. you have will at will tell us a little bit what you have to offer out here aside from patriot point. people can check out revolutionary war reenactors? >> yes. middleton place next two days we will celebrate support, health museum reading the definition of

independence on the hour in front of the museum and also on the greens where visitors will have the opportunity to meet soldier from the southern continental army who was actually stationed during the revolution and participate on hands on military drill. >> very nice. hands on. that sounds dangerous. >> we will be very careful. they will have the opportunity to meet other interpreters to demonstrate some of the quails from the area. >> yes. >> hand on activity as well as crafts and other things. >> move over here. ' charleston, south carolina they are known for barbecue. history making barbecues. what are we going to do? >> i will have you do bona fide pulling. >> i will put some gloves on here. >> we just had the shoulders

overnight. you are going to go ahead and pull and make the sandwich, go ahead and pulling it straight off. >> that's why it's called pulled because you pull it. >> must tarred base is what south carolina and charleston is known for. this area of south carolina is a mustard based community. >> what is your sauce choice you? are from here so probably the mustard. >> i prefer the mustard base but do like a little bit of everything. sticky fingers is providing all of the barbecue today. check it out. we did a run down going on throughout the day. you are already open and serve ising now correct? >>ing that he orders for the fourth of july. dining room is open. no fourth of july without barbecue. >> heck no. >> this has been cooking for

12 hours you said? >> yes ma'am. >> that's really good. rude for me to speej with my mouthful i know that. >>en the fourth of july where be could you we will give you a pass. >> if you you barbecue plans for the last minute next guest has the perfect tip. next chef mark bailey cooking in boxers. >> happy july 4th. >> we don't need to see any more of that. >> we are grilling. we are getting into it. >> first off on the menu, what are we cooking up first here. >> theted's start with burger. good gouda slider. chipotle sauce goes well with gouda cheese, barbecue sauce, those three ingredients. >> chipotle what was the second one chipotle soup,

barbecue and onion soup mix. i like to put a dimple in the middle of my burger. >> john travolta. >> you put all that stuff in and mix it up? >> exactly don't mix up too much because it will be tough. >> shrimp lime and tequila. you want high quality olive oil. tequila. can you skip everything else and just do tequila? >> the bottle looks a little empty. garlic and little is he alan throw use that through marinade over your shrimp. >> how hot do you want to put the shrimp? >> you can put medium if you wanted to cook them really really show and not rush them. keep brushing that marinade

over there. is there a at this point grill really hot and really cold. >> take it out of the resphrij rarity. >> we round out things with a little desert. what is this? >> milk shake smoothie shot really. brownies and creamenned a i use true move chocolate milk. trust me. >> that's grankts all these recipes. >> thanks a lot chef, we appreciate it. coming up, the donald versus governor. former new york donald trump so what do republicans need to do. he will be here live to answer those questions coming up. >> chief warren officer harmry hernandez at support

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pataki responded on twitter again as donald trump doubles down i'm asking you to join me in standing up. and many of the candidates have been but they aren't all against trump. >> i don't need a letter from governor pa tacky. trump says it's more about trump than it does anybody else. >> i think nbc is engaging

in political correctness that is silly and that is wrong. i don't think you should apologize for speaking out against the problem that is illegal immigration. >> i don't think he is reflecting the republican party with his statements about mexicans. i think that was a huge error on his part and number one it's wrong. >> so, is trump hurting the g.o.p. image? joining us now for a debate democratic strategist brian benjamin and national review opinion editor patrick brennan, thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> i want to start with you patrick, what's your reaction from the governor's letter? >> well, this is the chance for george pataki to remind people he is, in fact, running for president. i think he has a point. there is donald trump's comments were vaguely offensive. they are out of line. is he wrong about there being a problem of immigrant crime in particular. i think that pataki has a point and some republican candidates are responding. interesting tension between and inside the party. >> do you think the governor is trying to get more media

attention? his polling is right around 1%. is he not getting a lot of attention right now. >> absolutely. if you look at the debate schedule, august is coming up very soon. pa tack is not anywhere near the top ten. if you are pataki no other answer to get your name out there aside from going against donald trump. how do you speak out against trump but at the same time make a point that the community and the world at large cares about. they don't know how to do it. donald trump will continue to drive the debate until he does a fumble like rick perry does. he wears glasses now so i mean rick perry had a really tough time in the 2012 republican presidential debate and maybe donald trump might as well. if he doesn't, i don't see how anyone besides jeb bush stops him. >> you brought up a good point, you said the republicans are hitting each other back and forth. we have heard bush come out graham rubio making

comments saying that his comments are offensive inaccurate, and divisive. patrick, i want to get your reaction to that. >> yeah. so i think it's incorrect to say the republicans don't know how to respond to this. some of them including marco rubio have been very thoughtful responses. the problem, the real tension is that republicans have to find a useful bay to talk about immigration and to respond to the concerns of a lot of americans that there are costs that come to not just illegal immigration but to legal immigration that not all mexican immigrants come here bring a lot to the united states. they impose tremendous costs on our society and on the welfare state. republicans need to talk about that in a productive way. where donald trump began that conversation is absolutely the wrong place. >> brian i want to get your reaction because we can d. hear senator ted cruz say that nbc is in the wrong for dropping trump what do you think about is that? >> i think nbc is in the right. they have a lot of customers around the world that they need to be concerned about. back to the point that was just made, the issue have

with trump is he going to talk about issues but not in a smawn serious way. how do you fun and to donald trump and then if you do he is going to come after you even more. i think that's just a hard thing for pucks have to adeal with it's great because you get to watch this show. august 5th watching to see what donald trump says and how people respond to him not necessary live hear about what the republicans care about the future of this country. >> i will let you have the last word. >> unfortunate side show. the fact that we are talking about whether nbc is willing to stand behind republican presidential candidates is not productive place for politics to be. >> agreed. >> thank you for joining us this morning. tune in at donald trump joins us live at 8:30 p.m. to respond to all of this. coming up, put down that burger. you are killing the

environment. left wing blogger laying guilt on your fourth of july. loving pets, i will go back to the first segment

♪ it's the fourth of july and we are celebrating how with dogs. the best way we know how. the dogs are also the president's best friends. we have a look back at history. here to tell us about presidential dogs who occupied the white house. >> pet columnist mark maron. this is my favorite segment of the morning. i want you to walk me through it because i would just pet these dogs all day if i could. >> pets are the great equalizers. rich men have pets, poor men have pets. people from all countries and cultures have pets. this is one thing we can relate to with our presidents throughout history they have all had dogs. >> introduce us to some of these guys. scottish terror is down. >> there scotties, that's

mo. roosevelt's dog. one of the charismatic dogs. she enjoyed all the attention the president gave her. >> some dogs don't like it. some dog does like it. she ate it all up. she was only in the white house with roosevelt for three years. of all presidential dogs, i think that she is the most one remembers. >> checkers? >> people forget the speech was about the dog and the dog was called checkers. >> checkers never actually lived in the white house. however, because of the checkered speech where nixon said okay, i got this dog as a gift. and i'm keeping this gift. live with it, everybody. he was elevating the public's mind and history happens nixon was president. >> and who do we have here? >> this is a great equalizer. all the dogs here akc registered american kennel

club is a great registry we also run rescue organizations. represented by lola mixed breed dog that kennedy was given to it as a president by crew kruschev. >> they had puppies. >> kennedy had 11 dogs in the white house. >> good for him the most since t.r. >> johnson beagles. him and her. this is june. amazing with johnson all the accomplish. s that man did all is he remembered for is holding his beagles by the ear. that picture was in life magazine. that one little gesture made history. everything that he did is wiped out. he is just known. >> that was a met for. >> holding a beagle by the ears. >> now this sweetheart looks

like a puppy here. flesh. >> that's a golden retriever. >> who had the golden tree refer to? >> ford had the golden retriever. his dog was also charismatic. brought in as a puppy. brought into the white house. had puppies in the white house. we all lived through ford's dog. we saw it right to the beginning right to the end. >> golden retrievers being one of the sweetest maybe not the smartest breed. >> again, they are all nice. whether it's akc dog or mixed breed dog like lola. all the great equalizer. we all have them and when we are together with our dogs, we are all the glam absolutely. mark thank you so much, thanks for bringing friendly canines. we aappreciate it. happy fourth of july. >> anyone who wants to learn about it we have a book. >> first dogs. thanks a lot. >> appreciate it. >> going back to clayton. >> thanks, guys. coming up, high alert on this holiday weekend. brand new concern that

terrorists are plotting a chemical attack. we're live in washington with the news at the top of the hour. then the little girl in this police officer's arm lucky to be alive. the story behind this photo will warm your heart. that is coming up next.

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i'm elizabeth prann in for anna kooiman. this is a fox news alert. cops on high alert this independence day as we learn about brand new fears of a chemical attack. just how real are the dangers? we are live ahead. >> amend she shouldn't be dead and he shouldn't have even been here. holliday weekend tragedy in san francisco where a young woman is murdered in broad daylight right in front of her parents. her accused killer a seven-time felon he had been deported five times. how did it happen? we will tell you. >> put down that burger you are killing the environment. left leaning blogger putting guilt on your grill this holiday. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ across the sky ♪ baby you're a firework ♪ come on. >> and it is is the fourth of july, if you are looking at last minute fund games indoor in case it's raining and outdoor for beautiful weather we are the source for all 40 of july goodies. bean bags. jumping around in sacks with the kids. get them outside and play in the sprinkler this fourth of july. >> looking at the uss york town off patriots point south carolina. we will take you there live in a little bit. talk to our friend dana perino on the scene. meanwhile, we are putting up your fourth of july pictures under our proud american #send those to us. >> thank you for having me. >> really the best fourth of july present we have received. >> thank you. >> donald trump will be live

with us in 30 minutes. quite a bit of controversy that he hab handling this week. plus the news out of san san francisco yesterday which we will get to in a moment tragic story. >> donald trump has been the burning molten core of the news cycle the past seven days. we are happy to run some of this by him. that story is developing even as we speak. stay tuned, 30 minutes from now. >> meanwhile a fox news alert for you as you celebrate our nation's independence today. police across the country on high alert. >> extra officers on patrol nationwide. >> who better to explain what's happening than peter doocy. is he live in washington this morning with a look at details. peter, what's going on? >> tucker, it's already getting to the time of day that a lot of people are heading out to parades and beaches and other places with big crowds. the kind of gatherings that law enforcement has been very concerned about especially as terror chatter has picked up in the last few days. that's why suspected isis sympathizers has been

arrested recently even on lesser charges because the most important thing has been just keeping them off the streets. >> a lot of arrests as you saw in the previous weeks of threats that were being directed against us. but at this time, again, we are relying very much on the see something, say something. monitoring of social media and other avenues. should be in town having a good time myself. >> in new york, special surveillance helicopters will hover overhead and radiation detect iting boats will patrol the hudson. in chicago officers will work 12 hour shifts to make sure all of events like a big grateful dead concert at soldier field are protected. and here in washington, where there is already -- always a lot of security, agencies are taking even more precautions than normal. there are already a lot of people on the streets here. so the threat of a terrorist attack not scaring everyone away from celebrating independence day. back to you in new york. >> that is reassuring.

american stands strong and courageous against the threat. peter doocy, thank you. >> we had congressman louie government on earlier today saying be out and protect yourself but don't necessarily stop yourself from going out to enjoying. >> raise the fist of defiance in the face of terror? enjoy yourself first and foremost being courageous. >> tourists going to san francisco yesterday trying to enjoy of the beautiful weather outside in san francisco along the tourist attraction down by the warp. they have oyster bars down there. they have got an aquarium down there. the ferry building which has a wine bar that's a beautiful area down there. that's true when catherine stinel was shot dead dead. parents standing by trying to provide cpr to her. illegal immigrant seven time felon. he had been deported five times standing there and shot her. rap sheet.

seven felonies. deported five times. arrested in march for outstanding drug warrant. released from san francisco jail despite authorities asking to be kept in custody. he had said allegedly that he was shootings at some of the sea lions there. >> because that's okay. you just go ahead and shoot sea lions. seven felony convictions. someone made a mistake on be a storm. this the is official. fran. calling itself sanctuary city meaning it ignores federal immigration law that ended in the tragic murder of a u.s. citizen. >> some the local affiliates there wanted to get donald trump's response to all of, this the cbs affiliate reached out to donald trump last night to get his opinion on this. he called it a disgrace that this is happening in our country and we should lock down our borders. again, donald trump is going to be on the show here at 8:3 o he used this

yesterday to talk about marco rubio firing back at him calling donald trump's comments outrageous earlier this week. donald trump firing back saying look at what happened in san francisco does this not confirm. >> also to call his comments outrageous is redundant. is he outrageous. that's who he is. the question is was he speaking the truth? i think it's defensible. to some extent he was speaking the truth. there are many who are killed why illegal aliens. if you are not outraged by that i don't get it. >> they said it never would have happened on my watch. >> the criticism from the right is that he has painted of this with a broad brush. labeled you will as rainests and murders say for a few. >> i'm so struck by the selective outrange. you could look at donald trump and say yeah, have you gone too far you have said stuff that's not wholly true. if you are madder about what

trump said, that's a disproportionate response. your head is not screwed on right. evidence will be on in 20 minutes. starting with a fox news alert. a fireworks show in colorado goes horribly wrong. ♪ [explosion] >> nine people were hurt when that firework shot right into the crowd. all of them had minor burns but are expected to be okay. of the accident stopping the show entirely. it's not what caused the issue. also in colorado a medical chopper crashing into the ground and bursting into flames. patrick that heene was killed. it began to out of control just after off. >> most obviously pulled from the inferno.

no word yet on what caused the cash. the woman who died of the measles this spring was sin united united stated. the vaccine system longer works because it weakens the immune many. >> first case to die of measles in 2003. cop going far beyond the badge to help the little girl. comforting a girl after a horrible crash in baton rouge is going viral. he arrived on the scene and saw the 4-year-old girl walking around without shoes as ems prepared to take her and her mom and her sister to the. the sergeant's staples took care of her until the family alived. the conscious arking not being released. >> those are your headlines nustles from the national view rick reichmuth is

banding by it's the 4th. >> many people plan their fourth of july barbecues and booze. michelle park is here and giving us ideas how to set up a cap total. bunny stack games. everything for the kids. take a look at the weather map. i want to show you one of my favorite places on earth the grand canyon. show me what you are doing on the fourth of july with your flag. we will tell you what your forecast is going to be. today the grand canyon 87 degrees and partly cloudy skies. beautiful day to enjoy there. ' flooding concerns, you he see you will the areas spread in will red. we are going to encontinue to see that rain stream across that area. to the north of it, it's beautiful. also watch the rain across pennsylvania upstate new

york kept of a dodgy day. out across the "access" west seeing the monsoonal area q afternoon heats up again. mean while it's very, very warm out there. the heat will continue, we will send it back to you inside. >> thanks a million rick. here's a question's the fourth of july. i are probably going to barbecue and eat meat product. should youable allowed to do that by being judged by uptight bloggers on the left. >> that is possibly. i want to read from this blogger site and what she said. red meat has the biggest envarn mental footprint so do your part this holiday weekend, swap that beef burger for a black bean burger. >> that's rebecca leber in her piece. she says when americans fire up their grills they will

dump barr bon pollution to the atmosphere. links to another place about gills and when you have fire up grills, that's what's causing the problem. not necessarily the meat product. she goes on to say meat products are the biggest offender because of the methods thane. >> cow flat wednesday. it was always kind of magazine. noe one would discuss the he would war. they are now running he is about cow feces. left what food and cars they drive. >> judging meat by one blanket comment about meet local farms and local businesses has a far less impact on the environment than does flying in beef from china and other parts of the. >> who cares? i can't i are lunch put

being judge j judge you every in new york city. >> foot prohibit of a frozen black bean burger. >> which is what she is advocating. >> all ingreed gents and packing as opposed to let's say you are part of a local group that gets meat from a local farm. >> you are bringing a rational analogies to this. this is not science but theology. think of prius is system thousand holier than a cadillac. they don't care about the facts they care about moral. >> she can have her black bean burg error he will have a doubling dugger. this would be a better world if people would mind their own business, if you want to enjoy a black bea burger enjoy. you decide. >> facebook two step process

for grilling a black bean burger number one don't buy one a i was going to have pasta for lunch today. i'm going to have a hot dog eating contest with myself just to see how many oscar meyer weiners. >> we the have that exclusive tomorrow morning. >> i'm not going to be here i may feel sick and i will be patriotic. >> you are the only one who will benefit from that. okay. we are being told totally have to go. this video unbelievable. 10-month-old baby drifting nearly a mile out to see by herself where were her parents. 8 months old. >> isn't your 8 nts old? >> he received a corporal kyle carpenter joins us live with a message for america. and what makes him proud to

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july. here now with his independence day mess sack is the youngest living medal of honor recipient and u.s. marine corps veteran corporal kyle carpenter. >> what an honor to have you here. >> thank you so much for this opportunity. we think about the fourth of july. i'm sure you are reflecting what it means to be a an america to have served this country so admirablably. >> flying up here yesterday i have been thinking about that nonstop. it's such a simple question but it's almost hard to put words around. from where our country has been from from how young we are but how far we have come. for all the volunteers that have raised their right hand and given life and limb to protect an idea. it's just incredible. i mean in this country we have farmers astronauts, people protect us behind the

scenes, all their work goes unnoticed our our security and intelligence agencies. we just have an amazing country and people just need to really remember and appreciate the small and simple things that we have because those are you know, just a lot of people around the world can't even fathom some of the things that we have that we take for granted every day. >> we were talking in the break and you exude happiness and calmness. you have been wounded and spent a lot of time in the hospital and you are happier than most people i appreciate why are you so happy? >> i'm on bonus time. i got this amazing second chance at life. and i'm trying to take full advantage of it going to school full time the university of south carolina. i'm just trying to get out there and tell people what i just said. enjoy and appreciate the small and simple things. you know you get one shot at life that kind of sounds cliche but is very true.

very unfortunately and for cub natalie as i was bleeding out on that roof top and felt myself going unconscious i thought that was it it to wake up four or five weeks later and have a second chance at life, i don't know how i couldn't be happier or want to fact kel it to the full and best of my ability. >> wow. >> i love that message small and simple things. >> absolutely. >> that's a beautiful message when you think about that when you are standing out there with your family on this fourth of july just grilling up and talking with your family it's those little things that tepid to be the most important things. childens smile running around the backyard those are the important things. >> none of which we would be able to enjoy of. >> thank you for having me. >> it's been an honor. >> thank you. >> high school custodian gets the surprise of her life. [screams]

[ laughter ] >> look at the people, they all love you. >> remarkable efforts of her students she now has a new one. that lucky woman joins us live next.

welcome back a south carolina school custodian getting a surprise of the lifetime from the very students she has helped take care of for the last 20 years. watch this. [screams] [ laughter ] >> look at the people. >> a scream of joy if you have ever heard it. back in june 2014, the home that brenda grew up in burned to the ground. look at these photos. she lost everything. the only thing that remained in the house was her family's bible. thanks to people in the community she has a brand new home. she joins us this morning along with a recent graduate of that high school who helped with the fundraising. nice to see both of you this morning. welcome to the show. happy 40 of july. >> happy fourth of july to

you too. >> brenda, we heard that scream. it was certainly is a scream of joy there i almost had to pull out my ear piece because it's so joyful. what happened when they moved out the bus out of the wayened you a saw the home. >> it was awesome. i thank him for all he has done, the high school, the businesses and i just thank god for everything. >> just thank god for drew. you helped put some of this together. how did you come up with the idea to get -- to rebuild a home, to put a new home here for brenda? >> well, it was a year -- actually a year before we actually teamed up with habitat for humanity down in spartanburg to build a house for a local family in need. and then when we heard the news that ms. brenda's house had burnt down, we knew exactly what we had to do, we had build her a house. >> how did you learn your home was burning?

>> i was at my job and several people had been trying to call me. and numbers i don't know i don't answer. and my brother not the one that i live with he finally called and told me brenda, you need to come home the house is on fire. and when i you did i went to mr. gordon. i burred of -- buried my head in his chest. which i got there it was gone. >> this home had been in your family since the early 1900s, right? >> yes. it was great great i think it goes back to great grand parks yes, sir. >> why are you so -- drew, i want to find out owhy she is so special to the school. >> well, ms. brenda is really special to the school because she always has a smile on her face. she is always that caring person, you know, when somebody is just having a bad day she is always the first person to run up to

them and give them a hug. she is there at every sporting event and just the life of the high school. remarkably in that fire the only thing that remained was your family's bible. >> yes sir. that was the only thing that remained. the top was burnt the bottom was burnt but everything else on the inside was still intact. and i give god the praise and the glory for that. >> unbelievable. how is the new home? >> it is awesome. it is awesome. i sit there and i think, you know i walk in and think i'm i know i'm in beverly hills but i know i'm not. i'm in south carolina. >> trust me, you would rather be there than in beverly hills. i'm telling you what the kind people you will find there in south carolina vs. beverly hills. >> it's a pleasure meeting both of you this morning and happy fourth of july coming

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♪ america ♪ incredible. that is your shot of the morning, scott lavedo that's amazing you did this in three minutes. >> this i painted all day yesterday, covered it up but the three minute painting, yeah. danny rodriguez the great tenor. >> you are going to paint the american flag in all 50 states in the six months. you have done 33. you have 17 left. how are you doing this. >> from here, passion. this is the greatest face on the face of earth. who do we owe for this great freedom in the men and women of the armed forces our veterans. so i'm painting one big beautiful three dimensional flag emotional on one

veterans post in the state. >> i would imagine the touching, tell me about it. >> today is the fourth of july. it's a birthday. it's my favorite day. every day is fourth of july when i'm on the road. every day is a patriotic day i finished that flag. i have awesome veterans come up to me and hug me and thank this crazy new yorker for giving this gift because of what they gave me. this awesome freedom. look i'm on the television. america is beautiful. >> it's amazing. thank you for the gift that you gave to us this morning by sharing this with us. good luck with the next 17 states. it's awesome. >> good to it be here. asked for pictures. got a beautiful picture in from austin, minnesota of a cup can pell of german shepherds. not german shepherds retrievers. one of the spots spectacular day. 61 degrees as you are weighing up this morning. 82 and mostly sunny skies all day. enjoy your fourth of july in austin minnesota. rick reichmuth on twitter.

this is where we have the rain showers across pennsylvania. in and around upstate new york and in towards the mid-atlantic. it's going to be spotty for the fireworks tonight. down across the southeast more consistent rain. race in atlanta you are getting rain. unfortunately pretty rainy day. rain you see is late in the afternoon and evening across parts of nebraska towards north dakota. out across the west the heat continues across the pacific unfortunately today and tomorrow and for much of the coming week we will continue to blaze across that area. all right, guys, send it back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. >> thank you now to your headlines starting with a horrible fatal animal attack out of texas 28-year-old tommy woodward killed by is 11-foot alligator during a late night swim at a private arena. he was attacked as soon as he jumped in and pulling him under the water and biting

him in the neck ands chest. his body was found later. this is texas' first fatal attack in two centuries. rescue caught on camera after a baby girl in a bright yellow pool floaty is swept out to sea. the 10 month old parents were sunbathing and forgot she was in the water. this belows my mind, horrified beach goers tried to reach her but strong winds had already reached her nearly one to shore. puff puff. the inaugural service of first church of cannabis kicking off in indiana. pot friendly church was created to test the limits of the saint's news religious freedom restoration act. people spoke out about how marijuana helped their lives at yesterday's service. there wasn't an ounce of the green stuff in sight. there was however a huge police presence outside along with protesters who want mary jane out of their

neighborhood. and break out the pepto bismol. >> yesterday weighed in at 230 pounds. two years ago he set a world record would'ving down 69 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. watch today the women's competition starts at 11:00 and men's later in the hour. we expect clayton to be competing because we know tucker will be having his own hot dog eating contest and not putting to sham to this young man who was won nine years in the room. alone in the room. >> we want to bring in the man at the yes center of this last week's news cycle donald trump who joins us by phone. mr. trump, are are you there? >> good morning. >> good morning now i want to start with something that's breaking. in the last hour we have a new poll of polls. an aggregation of national polls in the presidential

race, and as of right now you are leading the republican field. again, this is average of a bunch of different polls 13.6%. jeb bush number two spot slightly bow at 13.3. what's your reaction to that? >> well, it's an honor but it's a long, long race. you know i'm being hit from every side. i'm trying to make america great again. i didn't need to do. this i wanted to do it because i see what's going on in the country. i always said if you are a successful person it's hard to run for office because they come at you from all different sides. even if people love you 40% hate you. my business is very powerful and very strong i'm just wanting to do it. i just have to do it because our country is this in very serious trouble tucker. we have to do something about it let me be the one. >> donald, have you been criticized this week pretty heavily and not just from nbc and others but some of your republican counterparts, most recently

senator marco rubio criticizing your comments on immigration. and then yesterday what unfolded in san francisco was tragic and you were speaking out about this. what happened in san francisco yesterday sort of underlines what have you been saying all week. illegal immigrant allegedly has he shot and killed a woman 32 years old down in san francisco a very popular tourist attraction in san francisco. there she is. catherine stinel. she was shot in broad daylight here is some surveillance video. the man who shot her was illegal immigrant allegedly. he has been deported five times. and seven felony convictions. he says he was just down there with an illegal handgun shooting at seals. what do you think about this? >> well, i think it's so sad and incredible young woman shot right in front of her father. her father was standing there watching. i saw the brother today. you can never be the same when a thing like that happens. never. no matter what happens, you can never be the same. this is something that should have never taken place. he was sent out of the

country many times. he was a violent person and we have many cases like this. nobody wants to talk about it. it seems like i'm the whipping post because i bring it up and i don't understand whether you are liberal or whether you are conservative or whether you are republican, democrat, why wouldn't you talk about a problem. there is tremendous crime and it's -- you know, illegal immigration is just incredible. you talk about terrorism and the terrorists, they are going to come in from the southern border, too. it's the easiest thing you just walk right. in what's going on in the country is incredible. you would think that no matter where you are in terms of party affiliation you would want to do something about this. the crime is raging. it's violent and people don't want to even talk about it if you talk about it you are a racist. i just don't understand it. >> i want to get your reaction because we so lot on the g.o.p. side coming out, one of them being the former governor of new york george pa tacking pending a letter trying to corral some of other republican

candidates to speak out against you to isolate you. what's is your reaction especially on the heels of the murder in california. >> i know pataki, well. he was zero numbers. he was a terrible governor of new york. terrible. if he would have run again he wouldn't have gotten anything. he was a failed governor. and, you know, as far as rubio he is very weak on immigration and he i have been saying that for some time. i respect ted cruz. he was out there and strong on it i shouldn't say this because i assume is he opponent. the fact is he was very brave in coming out. when i i look at somebody like perry who was the governor there for a long period of time, well, he could have done something a little bit maybe a lot more in terms of protecting people because again the crime is rampant. this isn't a mexico thick. i have great relations with mexico and i love the mexican people and the spirit of the mexican people. these are people just

pouring across the border. you know it involves more than just border. it involves trade. everything we do in this country is just off. our trade deals are terrible. our border protection is terrible. our security is terrible. you look at what isis is doing to us. they are laughing at us. do we have victories anymore in our country and the answer is really no. >> you have been hammered over your comments as clayton suggested the mayor of new york went after you and said he is going to review your and and now nascar is going after you too. you have got to be losing money because of what you said. >> i knew it was going to be bad because i was told. this all my life i have been told. this if you are successful you don't run for office. i understood -- i didn't know it was going to be quite this severe but i knew it was going to be bad. i'm very surprised at nascar. i have so many fans at nascar i love the nascar people. i'm really surprised with nascar to be honest with you. you know i have properties in the best locations. the property you are talking about in the case of nascar

is trump national -- probably one of the top resorts in the world. if they don't go, somebody else does. i will say i was quite surprised by nascar because these are people that want to stop illegal immigration. they don't want to see crime. so, you know, i heard tucker's statement earlier this morning they did a poll on this and frankly i think they made a mistake. that's okay. i promise you we will get somebody else to replace them in the ballroom that night. >> donald, i want to get your take on a question floating around. i have heard from a lot of conservatives they like your straight talk but they are curious with what your end game is presidential run. some have suggested or suggested doing it for brand recognition. not necessarily wanting to get to the white house. what do you say to the critics that trump just want to embolden his own brand? >> it's very simple. i'm doing it for one reason, to make our country great again. to make this country great. we're not great.

we owe $18 trillion. it's going up rapidly. it's very soon going to be 21 trillion. that's a bad number. 24 trillion is like the point notify return. we become a big fat version of greece. and i just -- we have such tremendous potential. we have to do it quickly because he we can't continue to go like this. but our country has such tremendous untapped potential and for the people say i'm doing it for my brand, i don't think it's good for my brand. it's brand wad for my grand. i lose commerce and people. i had one of the top shows on television the atis and i decided not to do it because i wanted to do this. i give up hundreds of millions of dollars of deals. then you hear about nascar and hear about nbc and hear about, you know, different people that drop trump because trump wants safety in the united states. if you think of it, what am i doing? i say let's make our country safe and people are offended. it's incredible to me.

>> mr. trump, you talk about a lot of these losses and people speaking out against you we did have earlier in the show jamiel shaw whose son was murdered by illegal immigrant and says you are absolutely right. i want you to take a listen to this and then get your reaction. >> everyone is illegal alien lovers right now you know. that's what donald trump was talking about, you know, and they called him a liar. i'm here to prove it. there are thousands of people who have been murdered by illegal aliens and raped and child mow lesser chargessers and. donald trump was right. what we call our community is the deaf community. donald trump was speaking for us, speaking for our dead. >> mr. trump you say you are taking a loss, if you listen to that you certainly may be gaining supporters a well. >> i have watched him before. he is a fantastic person and man what a tragedy. i don't know how you could feel wrong about is safety. why are people bad because they want to stop illegal

immigration and some of the people coming in, not all but some of the people coming in are very violent people. and i don't understand how people fight it but they do. and you become unpopular at the same time on another side of the ledge you become very popular i guess. but we have to make our country great again. >> donald trump joining us live. >> answering his critics this morning. >> appreciate it thanks a lot for calling in. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> coming up here on the show. he may have made it to first base but he was far from safe. the opponent he never saw coming next. >> plus, heather childers live at one of the most patriotic places in the country. the name says it all patriots point, south carolina. she joins us live next. >> everybody cheer yea. otezla is not an injection or a cream.

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well, fox news is celebrating the proud miners out -- americans out there. it's the fourth of july and we are celebrating.

this weekend we are at patriots point in charles charleston, south carolina. >> we are having a blast in charleston, south carolina. if you are able to head down here festivities going on all day long. we began with "fox & friends" 6:00 this morning and going until fireworks shoot off tonight. one of the main reasons we are able to celebrate days like this and exercise our freedoms because of folks like the woman i'm about to introduce you to. this is sergeant april trent thank you so much for joining us she and her husband both served in our armed forces. thanks for all that you have done. tell me a little bit the,. >> folds of honor gives scholarship to the children and spouses of fallen heroes and wounded warriors as well. my children have both been awarded future use college

scholarships as well as scholarships to put them through private school for two years and home schooling this coming year as well. >> david you and cammeron, how old are you. >> 11. >> 11 how old is cammeron? >> 7. >> now you are going to talk. i love your shades, cammeron. are you excited for the fireworks? >> yeah. >> so, april tell me a little bit about your husband and what happened. >> he had had done two tours in iraq and this was his third tour and he had said pretty much from the beginning we met in 1999. he said it was his destiny to die in war. i would laugh it off and say we would never see a war. september 11th happened, and he deployed the day march 19th 2003. went through first tour in iraq, no problems, no accidents. his second tour, his truck had an ied go off three meters from his truck. he lost the hearing in his left ear suffered from my migraines.

and i left for afghanistan two weeks before he did. >> he deployed back to afghanistan in 2011 in november correct? >> round about there. >> 2012. >> 2012. >> yes. >> and the last time we saw each other face to face the last time we spoke was in june of 2012. and he said third time is a charm, right? and i said don't talk like that. he said you know it's my destiny. i said keep your head down and watch the sticks i will see you when you get home he got to afghanistan early november and was killed six weeks later by a suicide bomber. >> i'm so sorry and your children standing here and hearing you share this story. you know your dad was a hero right? >> yeah. >> you know your mom is, too right? >> yeah. >> that's why folds of honor are helping you guys out. >> yes. >> and other families similar to yours. >> yes. this year they will award their 10,000th scholarship. >> that's as amazing. as a patient you worry about

your kids future and education. as a single parent it's even harder. folds of honor steps up and says we have got your back. >> thank you for your service. thank you. go have fun. go check out the yorktown. i know that's what you want to too next. thank you. we have much more prosecute patriots point. families like this. that's why we are here today and celebrating independence day. and we will, of course, have a flyover next hour so you are definitely want to stay tuned for that so that's very special coming up. back to you. >> wonderful thanks, heather. >> thank you heather. coming up. she a strong woman and she plays the part, too. >> and if anyone, anyone tries to hurt one of my new friends i would take them out. actress sandra bullock says it's open season on women and hands of the media. is that right? >> how do you keep that barbecue fresh and juicy on the grill?

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welcome back. getting ready to fire up the grill for the barbecue today? >> if you don't consider yourself a grill master, we can help you out. >> josh evans, executive chef of long horns steak house is here, to get you ready. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. happy fourth. >> say that you always have a problem with the meat sticking to the grill. >> easy thing you can do is i have two method. you can fill up a spray boat l with a lit cal nola oil or take a hand towel, rolled it up soaked in oil, and you take that and you want to soak the greats with it.

this will help prevent the meat from sticking. the other thing that will help is you want to make sure that the grill is smoking hot, like 500, 550 degrees. all the of that will help. >> wonderful. the key to getting the perfect steak and cook on a steak is to do what? i mean you want to put the meat out about an hour ahead of time out of the refrigerator so make sure you're not putting a coal slab of meat on the grill? >> like a frozen one. i know you're not supposed to do that. >> it all starts with the beef. go for the best quality you can find choice or prime, at your local grocery store or specialty market. you always want to go with fresh beef never frozen. it gives you a nice tender flavor when you cut into it. >> kyle carpenter joined us earlier. we asked him to stick around because, obviously this looks delicious, but if you have any grilling questions, we have an expert here because i assume you'll be doing a little grilling this fourth of july. >> you're not doing the black bean burger. these are real burgers. >> not the bean burger. i don't want to sound like a rookie in front of the

professional glad you're here but my thing would be always got to really focus on getting that temperature perfect. i like my steaks rare so -- >> rare. >> i do. >> still walking? >> still moving. no just to get that but you did answer that. 500 to 550. >> 550, helps make sure it doesn't stick. you can pick up a digital thermometer. they're relatively inexpensive. medium steak, about 140, rare probably about 130. it helps that you don't have to take the steak off an and let all the juices run out. >> which meats should go out of the refrigerator or should all be room temperature? >> a lot has to do with the thickness and what temperature you want. for a rare steak, i would actually recommend cooking right out of the refrigerator but a it's going to be a little cooler so it's going to take a little

longer. it give you a bigger bull's-eye. for a well-done steak, absolutely well done and thinner is better because it will be faster on the grill, not going to be as long. >> what about what are common mistakes when grilling fruits and vegetables? >> sticking is one, because of all the sugar and stuff in it. you want to make sure that it's hot. we did a grilled strawberry and pound cake dessert. >> look at that. >> so we soaked the strawberries in a little balsamic vinegar and sugar, then the pound cake and skewered it. that sugar on top gives you almost like a creme brulee texture. >> oh now we're talking. >> what's your best advice to keep chicken thighs on the grill and get them evenly cooked? >> chicken takes a little longer. you want to cook 165, so definitely a lower temperature for those because it is going to take longer and you want to make sure you don't burn the outside of the chicken. marinating helps. it helps provide more moisture

as well. you don't want to try it out. >> pleasure having you. >> thank you. >> josh evans will be joining us from longhorn steak house on facebook answering our questions in the green room. thanks josh. now can we eat? >> absolutely. >> live in charleston south carolina we'll be talking to her straight ahead. ♪ if i leave here tomorrow ♪

good saturday morning. it's the 4th of july. this is a "fox news alert." cop across the country on high alert this independence day as we learn about brand-new fears of a chemical attack. just how real are the dangers? we're live. he's a career criminal who's been deported five separate times. this illegal immigrant is accused of murder. yesterday in broad daylight in san francisco of a woman in front of her parents. druch was under fire for his comments on immigration, and he responds. >> you talk about terrorism and the terrorists they're going to come in from the southern border too, because it's the easiest thing. you just walk right in. what's going on in the country is incredible. >> has trump been vindicated? dana perino joins us live to react. a seven-foot shark pulled

from the water where all the attacks are happening in the carolinas. if you're going in the water this weekend, what you can do to stay safe. "fox & friends" hour four on this independence day starts right now. ♪ ♪ the stars and stripes ♪ >> it is the fourth of july. we are celebrating out here on the plaza. do you have any last-minute ideas you're looking for? we are the place to be. we can tell you what to do to enjoy your day indoors or outdoors. and we are also have some grilling tip thts morning. >> we also have waterproof cameras as you saw. we'll be live in patriots point, south carolina looking at the "uss yorktown" right off the shore. dana perino will join us from right there in just minutes.

>> ever been on the "uss yorktown"? >> never have. >> amazing to stand on the flight deck. unbelievable. send us in your proud america photos this morning. many of you are tweeting them at us this morning. we'll put them up on the show. >> we begin with a "fox news alert." police across the country out in full force this holiday weekend working to prevent a fourth of july terror attack. >> the terror group isis has been urging followers online through social media to target today's celebrations here in the united states. >> steve doocy is live in washington, d.c. with a look at what's being done from happening. good morning, peter. >> good morning. outside our bureau in d.c. there are already a lot of people on their way to parade and games and concerts. so the time that law enforcement has been so concerned about, especially as terror chatter has grown in recent days, is here. >> there are groups that want to target our nation's critical infrastructure and symbolic

events. there are no specific threats targeting any location. >> but in new york boats will patrol the hudson with radiation detection equipment on board as surveillance helicopters hover high above. and in boston special attention being give on the banks of the charles river where several hundred thousands people are set to turn out for fireworks. in chicago, officers are working 12-hour shifts to protect all that city's events including a big grateful dead concert at soldier field. and in small towns across the country, the fbi is monitoring festivities minute by minute from 56 command centers that have been set up just to deal with this isis threat. one of the main reasons that isis has authorities so rattled this independence day is because its leaders are urging followers just to do whatever they can where they are. so instead of trying to detect a large-scale plot intel officials must widen their focus to try to find lone wolves like the one in boston who was killed when he lunged at officers with

a machete or the pair that tried to attack the mohamed art show in gar land texas. back to you. >> happy fourth of july. >> thank you, peter. now to your headlines starting with a "fox news alert." a fireworks show in colorado goes horribly wrong. ♪ nine people were hurt when that fireworks shot straight into the crowd. all of them with minor burns. but they're expected to be okay. the accident stopping the show entirely. it's not clear what caused the incident. and too close for comfort. two fishermen caught a nearly seven-foot-long shark on a north carolina beach. the predator pulled from the water by its tail at kill devil hills stunned vacationers gathering around snapping pictures. since the shark did not meet the state guidelines to keep it the men were forced to release it back. the catch coming after nine attacks along the carolina coast over the last month including

two teenagers who lost limbs. an incredible police dashcam video this morning out of florida. a highway trooper rushes to stop a rolling car with a 2-year-old girl inside. the trooper pulled the girl's father over for drinking and driving. he got out of the car, left the car running, sending it rolling. he chased down the car, stopped it from heading straight into a ditch. >> people are saying i saved a life and if that's the aspect that everybody wants to focus on if i did save a life i'm glad it's one that is hers. >> the girl was not hurt but her father dominic thompson, is now charged with dui and child neglect. and a wild scene at yankee stadium. rays outfielder kevin keymire hits the deck after a pigeon flies over his head. he just hit an rbi single to give team the lead in the 12th inning. other than a bruised ego, the rays lost the game in the bottom

of the 12th. those are your headlines. >> pretty unbelievable. thanks a lot. jool we want to bring dana perino into the mix. she is live at patriots point for our proud american celebration. dana, how is it down there? what are you doing there? >> reporter: do you know something very special is happening in charleston. we're not on? >> oh you're on. >> oh okay. they said they lost power but here i am. here's the thing, even when you lose power, everybody's like, no we can do this. we're here for this proud american event. fox has done this a couple times. i was invited by colleague heather childress. she's been up in planes all sorts of things. i got to meet a lot of people here. there is so much history, so much pride about america and also so much grace and dignity that happened after that horrible shooting. we all saw the example charleston set for the rest of the nation so, that continued.

i got to meet a bunch of people. we're going to have a big party out here today. we have fox news sunglasses and things like that. i'm going to give a speech at 2:00 at a little book sign then there's a huge fireworks display. the boy scouts of america has all these seats set up here. they'll have the best seat in house tonight. >> dana we know that you're speaking. what are you going to be speaking act today? >> reporter: i want to do a couple things. this event is called proud american. i love social media. a lot of viewers do. if they're take anything frachs today, telling their stories, go on twitter, facebook instagram, do #proudamerican we're going to see those. i want to try to incorporate a lot of that thinking about how we do a lot of identity politics in america like i'm this person, you're this person, and we divide each other that way. what i want to talk about today is that even though we do, that we actually have one core root identity and that is our independence and we celebrate that today. >> dana just reading twitter

and seeing how many people posting their proud american photos this morning. it's kind of sxlit. people are posting those and also people fired up about the story around donald trump this week and of course the back and forth between marco rubio and donald trump being the late nest this saga. marco rubio saying donald trump's comments are offensive and inaccurate. but we just heard donald trump on our show a few minutes ago responding to his statement. here's marco rubio's statement first and we'll play donald's response. "trump's comments are not just inaccurate but divisive. our next president needs to bring americans together not someone who continues to divide. our broken immigration system is something that needs to be solved. comments like this move us further fro, not closer to a solution." donald trump says illegal immigration needs to be talked about and marco rubio is not doing it well. >> we have many cases like this. nobody wants to talk about it. it seems like i'm the whipping post bringing it up.

i don't understand. whether you're liberal, conservative republican democrat why wouldn't you talk about a problem? there's tremendous crime and illegal immigration is just incredible. as far as rubio, he's very weak on immigration. i respect ted cruz for the view he's got. he was really out there and strong on it. i shouldn't say this because i assume he's an opponent, but the fact is he was very brave in coming out. >> your thoughts on donald's response to marco rubio, dana. >> reporter: well of course look immigration is going to be an issue, not the biggest issue. what's interesting is i actually think by the time republicans get into the debating season, which is just i think a month month from this thursday, the first fox debate you'll have a chance for each of them to say this is what i think. even donald trump, however, has waukd back his broad brush comment where is he said something a little too broad. he even alleged mitted that saying they're all criminals and

racists. but now we have this horrible senseless murder in san francisco illustrating his point. the right doesn't like it when the left takes one shooting and says see, everybody that has a gun the terrible. on the left i can imagine they don't like donald trump saying see, this prooufs my point. but actually he has a point. so he'll try to make it. i think marco rubio won't be provoked into saying anything more. he's looking at it from a longer haul stand point. >> the establishment hates donald trump. but a new poll this morning, an aggregation of all the polls in the race show he's leading, by a small margin, but still. here's my theory. it's not necessarily what the substance of what trump is saying but the fearlessness with which he's saying it. everybody is terrified to give their opinion because we're in witch hunt season. he doesn't care. he's saying what he think, and there's something thrilling about watching that even if you disagree with what he's saying. >> reporter: so if you're a republican and you're out talking to people like i do and find out who do do they like in the race for the last year and

a half they say we just want someone whob who will win, someone willing to fight. that is appealing on some level, but it also doesn't necessarily get you to 270 electoral votes nap's where i come back to tucker over and over again. i'm practical and realistic on this. if you take away california and new york because those go to hillary clinton no matter what if you're republican, you have to run the tables on the rest of the country, it's going to be very difficult to do so especially as the latino vote increases. it will be about 16% of the volt in 2016. so i think that everybody has to take a look at this mathematically as well as the desire to want to win, but you have to win in a persuasive manner. i think everyone is going to have to take a step back and bring their "a" game for the next four weeks. there is no margin of error between now and august 6th when the first fox debate takes place. >> dana perino live at patriot point. have a great speech. i wish we were there. have funnel. >> reporter: i'm so glad we didn't really lose power. i would have been heart broken. >> we persevere anyway because

we're fox news and it's the fourth of july. >> backup generator. >> thanks for your resilience. >> reporter: happy fourth. up next, the recent string of shark attacks causing serious concern on the east coast. but there are things you can do before you jump in the ocean to lessen the chances you will lose a limb to a shark. a marine biologist with 11 years' experience joins us with his tips next. and he led police on a three-week manhunt and now we know why. the letter police just discovered from one of those escaped inmay notes coming up. i'm corporal eric hoff until kabul, afghanistan. i'd like to wish a happy fourth of july to all service member my family my friends, and my girlfriend back in connecticut.

there has been an increase a net increase in shark attacks. the press is often accused of hyping the stuff, and maybe

there's truft r truth in that but we know for a fact there are more attacks this year than last year. why is that? >> anything you do to increase the likelihood of a shark and a human encounter is going to potentially increase the number of shark attacks. so it may not be that there are more sharks in the water. it may be that there are more people in the water. we've had a lot of really nice weather, dry weather, good beach days so you're increasing the likelihood of human/shark encounters by having more people in the water on more days. >> shark biologists always say sharks don't want to bite people, yet the evidence seems to suggest they do. why are they going after people? lots of baitfish in the ocean. what about americans is so appealing? >> sharks don't like to eat people but they don't have hands to pick something up and gave little sniff and a bite. all they have is a mouth. they come up sense something, take a little bite. by the time they decide this isn't for me you've lost a limb. >> did i feel to make a rational

decision why you're being chewed on by a shark. >> of course. >> but what should you do once you've been grabbed by a shark? >> punch it in the nose push it away scream for help. >> thrash about wildly, go crazy, don't be passive in the face of a shark attack. >> i would not be passive. >> that will not increase the likelihood it will keep chewing. you could actually intimidate it into backing off. >> if any fish feels pain it's probably going to back off and sharks the whole front enof a shark has a lot of sensory receptors. punching it inflicting any pain there is going to probably cause it to back off a little. >> don't swim like a wounded bait baitfish. >> definitely not. >> thanks for joining us. and good luck when you swim. >> thanks. they went up in a ferris wheel and almost never came down. thousand howe they ended up trapped in midair. and she's a strong woman and she plays the part too. >> and if anyone anyone tries to hurt one of my new friends, i would take them out.

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a quick look at your headlines including a mishap on a ferris wheel. horror 200 feet up when the orlando eye ferris wheel came to a complete stop. 66 people were trapped and had to be rescued. riders waited three hours for the backup generator to finally bring everyone back to the ground. no one was hurt. they were rattled, however. and jetblue is now departing from new york to cuba. the airline launched its first direct flight from new york's jfk airport to havana this friday the first major carrier to offer direct flight from new york since restrictions were lifted. it's been 50 years. elizabeth? thank you very much. she's known for playing a strong female character. >> another word and you're going out of here with an armed escort and you will film wit this little camera phone and he will put it on that internet site. what was it? >> youtube.

>> exactly. is that what you want? i didn't think so. i have work to do. and if anyone, anyone tries to hurt one of my new friends, i would take them out. >> we're in the middle of a practice, lee ann. >> you can thank me later. >> now sandra bullock is using her strong persona to fight for women in the media saying recently "i feel like it's open hunting season on how women are attacked. it's because of how we look or our age. but how do real women feel about this issue in the media?" samantha eddis, a branding and work life expert and bea arthur entrepreneur and founder of in your corner. thanks for joining me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. >> what's your reaction to her comment, samantha? i know she'll be on the cover of "people" magazine and she said i want to be on the ever co-as the most beautiful woman, knowing that it's beauty on the inside as well. >> i think she's use herg power in a potz tif way. we see so many people who have that same pulpit that they can

use for causes and don't. look at jennifer aniston. she's never spoken out about any issues and sandra bullock is saying let's look at this issue. >> bea, what do you think of her using this platform? i think it's really brave. when you are a woman with high visibility if you ever do speak out, you have to be gracious otherwise you risk getting labeled angry. i think it's important she's taken this time to take a stand. >> she says she doesn't want her son to grow up in the world where we're objectifying women. what is she doing for the younger generations? >> if you look at what's going on right now with a lot of women in hollywood, look at geena davis, and she's pointed out, she did a study that showed only 17% of characters in family movies are girls. what does that teach our young girls and boys? patricia arquette used her best actress speech to talk about the pay gap in hollywood pip think we're going to see an increase in this which is great. >> i want to ask you, bea,

there's a california bill that would require pro cheer leaders to be paid minimum wage. sometimes they're making as little as $5 an hour for appearances, not anything you can live off of. what do you think about this. >> i think it's just another pointing to the theme of women being taken seriously and women putting themselves out there and what happens when they do try to put themselves out there. this is a $45 billion industry -- >> football. >> and they're athletes and absolutely contribute to that culture and excite excitement. the very minimum the league can do is support them. >> we've seen a number of lawsuits. make dlrg 125 per home game so, about $1,200 per season unpaid rehearsals and appearances. what do you think they should be getting? >> i think minimum wage is the perfect thing to fight for initially because that will show them they're hourly workers and that gets them paid for practice and appearances. but i think it's another example of objectify case and financial treatment often go hand in hand.

>> do you think, for example some of these women who have sued in the past, do they have cases going forward if they're not being fairly compensated? >> at the bare minimum, compensation it's just fair. at the worst it's kind of an oversight and i'm sure they'll be happy to support that and amend that. i think at the very minimum they could show appreciation by paying them what they deserve. >> setting a precedent for so many teams across the country. >> absolutely. i think they're saying because it's a steppingstone for other things they should be fine with a stipend. but so many careers have a stepping-stone process with them so it's just as important to pay people for work. >> great. ladies thanks for join us this morning. i appreciate it. happy fourth. >> you as well. coming up take a look at this. a 600-pound monster caught by this little 9-year-old boy. how he hooked the fish that is a lot bigger than he is. and she's one of the most patriotic places in the country -- in one of the most patriotic places in the country. heather childress joins us live in patriots point.

how are you? >> reporter: doing great. today is the day to show your american pride and a lot of ways people do that is their red, white, and blue. i know you want some of these for sure elizabeth, right? everybody, cheers, america! woo-hoo woo-hoo woo-hoo! fourth of july. we're going to take you down the shore and show you a flyover that can give you a fisthand look of all the spirit down below. >> in kabul, afghanistan. from birmingham, al i'd like to wish my family a very happy fourth of july.

welcome back. we asked you to send your proud america pictures in and boy, did you. these three proud americans, liam luke and evan. >> so adorable. >> and greg tweets us this picture. take a look at this. >> beautiful. look at those kids. >> pretty nice. >> and tony e-mailed this picture of her proud american pooch, sasha. she's adorable. >> teresa tweets this picture of her po two proud american granddaughterers addy and emma.

and buddy e-mailed this picture of a working tank. it still runs and he's taking it out in honor of our nation's troops. good for you, buddy. >> mint condition. >> fox news is celebrating all the proud americans this fourth of july. >> heather childress has a grand "fox & friends" finale for us. >> she joins us live as she has all morning from patriots point in charleston south carolina. good morning, heather. >> reporter: good morning. we are having fun showing our american pride on this holiday. if you're if south carolina head down to the shore. that way you can salute our military with salute from the shores. take a look. >> this event is a flyover the entire south carolina coast. the whole point is to get many people on the beach as possible to salute the planes as they fly by. celebrate our freedom and be able to thank the military for providing that freedom.

there's a lot of emotion involved. everybody has a loved one that has served or is serving and thinks about them when they look up and salute those planes. >> and i'm going to be going up in this plane? >> you'll be going up in this plane. you'll be sitting in that seat right over there with the control in front of you. >> reporter: yes, but i will not be using that control, no. >> hopefully not. >> reporter: right. now it's time for me to get a preview of all the red, quite, and blue from the shore. here we go! come along with us! whoo-hoo! >> it's a lute to america. >> reporter: you, i can't get over how beautiful it is.

>> it's a chance for we pilots who have the freedom to fly to fly the coast of south carolina and salute back to the people who are down on the beach, sharing in the holiday and thanking america for what -- all the freedoms we've been given. it's a privilege to be in the airplane to look down and have that freedom to see those people. i get goose bumps thinking about it. >> reporter: and the last gentleman you saw there in that piece, his grandfather, guess who that is general george patton. so he definitely has the american spirit born and bred in him. i have do to say thank you to all those guys. it was such a great experience to do that and fly in those world war ii-rather planes and take a look over the harbor of charleston here and patriots point, where the fireworks will be shot off later today. definitely a great experience and once in a lifetime opportunity. thanks to all those guys. now, just shortly, any moment now, we ear told they are

actually going to do a flyover of those vintage world war ii planes and they'll be flying in formation that we did yesterday a well. we're waiting for them to fly. they'll fly between the bridge, if you can see -- can you see the bridge over here where they'll fly through? and then they're going to swoop down over the water. you can see the barge there, and that's where the fireworks will be shot off later today, and take off over yorktown. i almost got psyched up. those are birds, not planes. hopefully they'll be coming through at any moment. any questions about what else is happening here today? >> i want to hear about your experiences this weekend. its it seems like some of the stories are so personal. it's really moving. tell me about it. >> reporter: charleston really is a military town and that's why we're all here to celebrate and say thank you the all those men and women who got go out there and put their lives on the line for us. because of them we're able to come out here to wear our red, white, and blue eat our

barbecue and cheer on our family and friends and just really have a great time and a good time together. it's because of them. and i think i do hear in the distance somewhere, unless it's just me hopefully hearing it the planes coming in. >> we heard they were about five seconds away. do we have a shot of the bring? >> i'm being told they're about five seconds away. let's get a shot of the bridge over here if we can. can we pan over? >> we can see the bridge. >> reporter: okay. we have a shot of the bridge. any second now they should be swooping down. oh i hear them. >> we can hear them. >> reporter: coming in. and this will be a part of the salute to shores and the salute to shores will happen later today, and they actually fly along with some f-16s -- you can see them coming in now -- these vintage warplanes will be traveling all the way up the south carolina coast along with some f-16 bombers as well. they will be swooping over so that everyone down below can just show their spirit waving red white and blue. we're told they also write in the sand.

look at that. amazing. >> that is so cool. >> reporter: isn't that? hey, you guys see the one in the front in the middle? that's the one i was in yesterday. >> yeah. amazing. really moving. >> reporter: yeah. and those guys they're all retired military and they a absolutely what they do. and they always -- >> i can see why. >> reporter: that's why they're doing this. great time. love being here. having a wonderful time from patriots point. join us. the fireworks go off at 8:00 p.m. dana perino you saw her here she's here and at 2:00 she'll be giving a speech and signing her book. >> heather childress, we envy you. happy fourth of july. spending it in the best way. >> reporter: you too. a potential new controversy for the baltimore police department. this after the discovery of a signed reading "enjoy your ride because we sure will" inside an arrest vehicle. the department calling this concerning and unacceptable. it is investigating.

the discovery could raise new tensions after the death of freddie gray who died from a severe neck injury suffered while being transported in a similar van back in trill. new clues in that prison break upstate new york now we know one of the suspects wrote a letter before breaking free. police killed richard matt after three weeks on the run. now we're learning days before his escape he wrote to his daughter in part "i always promised you i would see you on the outside. i'm a man of my word." police say matt's daughter never saw him and had no idea he was breaking out. meanwhile, investigators are trying to find the owner of a backpack david sweat was carrying when he was captured. police say it was stolen from a camp while the inmates hid in the woods. and a little boy makes a very big catch. 9-year-old keegan rahman from new jersey reeled in a 600-pound sturgeon during a fishing trip in canada. he's four feet tall. the fish is ten feet long. it took him two hours to catch the fish with the help of his dad. he then released it back into

the river. that is some of the news making headlines. >> unbelievable. rick reichmuth stand big in our weather center. >> we moved the weather center behind your back behind your right shoulder. lots of people scurrying to get off camera. that makes me want to put the camera on you but we won't do that for your fourth of july. take a look at the weather map, show you what's happening today. we have stormy conditions across much of the southeast. it's going to be some spotty showers, spotty thunderstorms. you just have to dodge them throughout the day pap lot of arias across the southeast i think will see a washout from the fireworks tonight. in and across the northeast, some light, spotty showers as well. then we have some storms we'll be dealing with across parts of the four corners. take a look at this picture from pineville, louisiana. i have never seen a flag this big. clayton, have you ever seen a flag that big in the front yard? pretty spectacular shot. you have 79 degrees in pineville as you are waking up this morning. you'll see some scattered

showers and thunderstorms unfortunately though as the afternoon moves on. keep sending me your pictures. >> -- the home owners association complaining about this flag. >> you know they are. they'll say something. >> good point. jeremiah wright's america's birthday. we're celebrating the fourth of july in a big way on the plaza. if you're planning your own party or barbecue and looking for last-minute ideas, who better than -- drum roll please -- lifestyle and consumer expert michelle nice to see you. >> nice to see you guys. >> the guys are excited because there's so much glitter here. they feel at home. >> i know you love it. it gets all over you, but one of the great activities for little girls is to set up a craft table. i have items like decorative paints and glue and that sort of thing. and when you're done you can laminate these easily. there's a thermal laminateor. >> how hard is it to

>> it takes two seconds. once you're done what else i did with the table is we had these command party mini spring clips here that my friend leah here will demonstrate, but basically you can clip whatever you want onto the front, especially if you have the kid' artwork, which these young ladies are finishing for us you can clip it onto the front of the table so it's almost like a display decoration and art project all in one. >> i'm actually very impressed. you just put glue down and pour glitter. we should tell our viewers glitter will get into your toothbrush and your sheets and everywhere. >> it's the glitter bomb right now. >> what about -- you don't need to buy burlap sacks, right? >> no. you can go buy pillowcases. i also have some food to show you guys. >> skip the pillowcases. we'll look at that last. right now -- so once the kids are outside when it's hot out,

it's nice to set up an ice cream bar outside. >> when is it not nice to have ice cream? i made some cookies. you can have them decorate with these little icings. it's actual milk but 100% lactose free. just dig right in. how is that? that's peanut butter. >> you want it a little soupy. >> absolutely. >> exactly. >> the caramel chip. >> more like a milk shake but i like it. >> you could basically drink it. >> what is this with the blueberries and pop chips? >> oh so these are the new crazy hot pop chips. and, you know, they -- i also put the dip so it's like striped. >> you were like a genius. if you were my mom, i'd be president. >> do you want to try some of these? >> michelle park whatever you do,i follow. >> i also have the kind here. this is another great snack for the kids. i'm trying to go healthy right

now because -- healthy grains raspberry. dig right in. >> unbelievable. good for you. incredible. michelle, thanks for joining us. happy independence day. great to see you. coming up on this fourth of july a new poll says american pride has never been lower, sadly. our next guest says he's not just proud, the world is better because of the u.s. the surprising part he's an australian. but first let's check in on what's coming up on the cost of freedom business block. >> cities on high alert, online chatter spurring new calls for social media companies to do more to fight terror. should they? as you're taking to the skies, the government is taking on those sky-high air fares but its investigation, is it fair? plus, the supreme court case you're not hearing about and that could mean freedom for all workers. "the cost of freedom" is coming up.

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welcome back. sadly, an isis threat on the fourth of july has put america on high alert. our next guest has some messages for terrorists trying to ruin our holiday weekend. >> the author of "american boomerang" and the biggest fan of from the land down under. >> nick adams, good to see you. >> july 4th how good is this? can you feel the energy? >> we just had a poll recently that showed like an all-time low, americans feeling patriotic about their country. goes back to pre-9/11 numbers right now. 54% of americans identify themselves as patriotic. what is an australian doing more patriotic than some americans? >> well it's just so important for you guys to be patriotic. i want america to be self-confident. i want america to love herself

again. and one of the reasons why america is struggling right now is that political correctness is killing you guys. you shouldn't be concerned. america is a bad country, hasn't done the right thing here or there, and the truth is that america is the greatest country in the history of the world. i think you guys have everything to be proud of and nothing to be ashamed about. anybody who tells you otherwise, you should just not even listen to them. >> how can we change? how can we turn it around and get those numbers up? >> elizabeth here's the great thing. you don't have to reinvent the wheel, don't have to do something new. all you need to do is go back to what you've always done and that is exercise your constitution and the values people social security with america. i want you guys to be optimistic. i want you to be patriotic. i want you to believe in limited government not the nanny state. i want you to have faith, not be secular. i don't want america to turn into europe. i want america to be america.

i think that is just so critical because the world's fortunes travel with america. if america isn't herself, then the world is a dangerous place. >> what's so interesting is you didn't go through american schools so you didn't spend 16 years learning about america. maybe that's one of the reasons you're higher on america than a lot of americans. >> absolutely. i think that's a big problem you're facing. you need to reclaim the classrooms from the left and politically correct agenda. right now that is diminishing america. and we're seeing real time what happens when you diminish america. there are fires all around the world, and those very people that are running the schools and the universities tucker they have more blood on their hands than abattoir worker who is just finished a 12-hour shift slaughtering hemophiliac cattle. >> and they're better paid unfortunately. nick great to see you. hope you stay in this country. >> land of the free home of the brave. >> happy fourth.

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welcome back. happy fourth of july. on this forty-four as we celebrate our nation's independence we can't forget those who defend our freedom. >> we won't. pete skoebl has released a new single from "walking a wire," a tribute to those who serve. >> he joins us now. thank you so much for joining us. tell us about the mean beg hind this song and why it means so much to you. >> first, this song came up when we were picking songs to cut for the album. it was a powerful tune and stopped me in my tracks. when you hear music like that you gravitate toward it. a great mean a great feeling. anyone who lost someone, wasn't supposed to be focused towards military but anybody who's lost someone and things get off kilter and get a little wild.

>> we had kyle carpenter in our green room. unbelievable human being. he said what makes him so proud about being an american is the small things small memories in america. i'm shu you travel across this great land and meet so many patriots. what are your thoughts on this forty? >> one of my favorite ways to say thank you is to all the small business owners throughout that go and start companies and start stuff from scratch and build it up. i think that's me from a veteran standpoint, that's what the true meaning of fourth of july is is that the work in action of what we do -- >> the initiative, the independence. >> exactly. >> you blew our minds this morning. we're going the step out of the picture and let you do your thing. >> happy fourth of july. >> see you guys.

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on your grave it was like throwing ♪ ♪ it in my face that's something i can't reconcile ♪ ♪ and we shared hooks and bait the glory days and my heartache ♪ ♪ and i went wild ♪ they said it was wild how you charged into ♪ ♪ hell around saving your buddies while you were going down ♪ ♪ laughing all crazy still giving hell and you were so wild ♪ ♪ now you're on the wall with all those names oh man, that's your story ♪ ♪ i went wild when they laid my best friend in the ground ♪ ♪ you sank in more than six feet down i'm going to miss your smile ♪

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♪ courtesy of the red white and blue ♪ welcome back here. looking live at patriots point in charl son. that's where dana perino is this morning, giving a speech this afternoon. we just had the flyover there with world war ii planes. happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth of july. now is the point in the show we want to tell you why we are proud to be americans. rick? >> start with me. i always thought about this as proud. i feel lucky to be an american more than anything. i mean i was just born here by chance into the most amaze can you think tri that gives us the freedoms to do what we want to do explore what we want to explore, and it's the most beautiful country around. i love the land of america. >> i wouldn't be sitting here with we weren't free my husband wouldn't be following his

dreams we wouldn't be able to have a daughter and family together and live out our careers as one if it weren't for our freedom. >> i was born in philadelphia. you would walk through, you know the independence hall and be able to see and experience america's rich history and the foundings. on that morning on july 4th 1776 reading that allowed for the first time and declaring our independence and what we stand for, every time you walk through there, i just get excited and proud to be an american. >> love that. and i'm grateful for the first amendment all. it's the founders -- what they bequeathed to us sets us apart from the rest of the world. without it we'd all be in a lot of trouble. so grateful for that. we want to logon to our after the show show. pete scobell will be performing again. send us your photos @proudamerican. what song are you playing for us now? >> going to play the last half of "wild" again. >> that's the better half. >> go ahead. >> go crazy.

♪ i went wild when they laid my best friend in the ground ♪ ♪ sank in more than six feet down i'm going to miss your smile ♪ while we're taking off, the justice department now investigating whether airlines are ripping us off. alleging some carriers may be colluding to keep air fares high. are they right or wrong? hi everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner, and this is bulls and bears. the "bulls & bears" this week gary b. smith, jonas max faris john layfield along with ashley pratt and chuck rocha. welcome, everybody. ashley, is the government right to investigate? >> no. the government is absolutely wrong to investigate. this is a witch-hunt going after airlines. the point here i would like to make is the fact that in a $300 round-trip