good sunday morning. it's the 5th of july. i'm elizabeth in for anna kooiman. the gloves come off in the race. now bush is taking on trump. >> to make these comments is not reflective of the republican party. trump is wrong. >> the fight for the white house getting personal. should candidates slam trump instead of talking about their message? a deck collapses sending an entire family plunging to the ground. what went wrong? we'll have a look at details

stay tuned. executives taking heat saying women can't be beautiful and fun at the same time. >> i'm going down to the river. >> you're getting married. >> who's getting married? >> who is? >> you and i are getting married. >> find out who this executive is in moments. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ oh little rare earth for you this morning. 6:01 on the east coast, 5th of july. good to see you. >> not a soul there. everyone sleeping in. we'll show you how to use left overs from the big party and how

to deal with the hang over. >> maybe over served or -- >> there's one guy out there. >> it's early. >> there's a lot of people in front of the television sets wondering what happened yesterday. >> that's true. americans celebrating independence day from sea to shining sea. earlier in the day the white house military pick mick was cancelled for military families. >> but the concert by bruno mars and president addressing the troops. >> we want to wish you the happiest 4th of july fourth of july and remind you freedom isn't free. >> and here the macy's fireworks show. thousands of officers were on

site. >> westerners also celebrated by lighting up the sky. >> big way to end the night in patriot's point in south carolina. many fox news correspondents were stationed. the big news yesterday, what didn't happened. anything bad. america remained safe thank you god. it. >> yesterday the police presence all working. fbi vacations totally cut short. nobody on fbi payroll were able to kick back and relax. they were all working. >> i noticed a lot more officers out. >> thanks for those guys working on the holidays. we appreciate it. here's your proud to be american pictures. marilyn sent this in. you need that bib. >> this is from butler beach,

florida. >> linda hayes grandsons william and morgan. looks like they're enjoying the fourth. >> send us more #proudamerican. >> candidates were showing up at different parades around the country to shake hands and take selfies. jeb bush was shaking hands at a parade when he was asked his take on donald trump. jeb bush did not hold back. boy did he slam trump over his comments. listen to bush. >> i don't think he represents the republican party. his views are way out of the main stream of what republicans think. no one suggests we shouldn't control our borders. everybody has a believe we should control our borders, but to make these extraordinary, ugly comments is not reflective

of the republican party. trump is wrong. >> candidates have been quiet but now speaking out more and more. trump released this statement saying today jeb bush once again proves that he is out of touch with the american people. where it took him five days and multiple answers to get it right. he doesn't understand about the border and border security. in fact jeb believes illegal immigrants who break our laws come quote, out of love. >> jeb bush answered the specific question. what do you do about the illegal americans committing crimes. neither he or others have addressed the rhetoric and hot tempers involved. core question what do you do about this? is it a problem or not?

i haven't heard anyone express that. >> his wife is from mexico jeb bush's wife. they try to raise their kids in that multienvironment. that's what he says. donald says at least he has a plan. >> we have many cases like this. nobody wants to talk about it. i don't understand. whether liberal, conservative republican democrat why wouldn't you talk about a problem? there's tremendous crime. >> oh. meanwhile, hillary clinton was in new hampshire. jeb bush was in maramack. hillary clinton was up near canada marching. there she is. the the traveling press corps was polling her. they were literally corralled by the hillary clinton campaign. they couldn't get closer to the queen. >> like children at a party.

like at a children's party. have it corralled children could not get too close to ask questions. look at this. 15 feet away. >> notice it was a double strand rope. at a certain point, you've to say i'm a reporter it's not your job to maintain the streets of brooklyn. you're not a cop 12k3w4r6789. >> you don't have a choice of where you can walk looks like. >> you have a choice. candidates are not many charge of the street. what makes the hillary clinton different from others she has secret service protection the. none of the other candidates do. as the former first lady and former secretary of state she

did. >> you did need to be concerned about the way you look to the american people and how you come across. when she shows up like this. >> that rope line applied only to the press. you don't get to decide if you're the campaign. you get to stand back come closer because you're not god. you're running for office. you don't get to make those decisions. >> they do and they are. her poll numbers are up because press hasn't been able to ask her questions. you mentioned the ice cream event the other day. she offered to buy ice cream for the press. a reporter said how about instead of ice cream, how about you answer us questions. another reporter said what's your favorite ice cream? >> and she answered. fireworks flying overseas on the fourth of july. 16 coalition air strikes pounding isis strong hold in raqqa syria. fox news is told the strikes are

in response to terror strikes over the holiday weekend. the coalition calling it one of the largest deliberate engagements in syria to date. a fourth of july family photo goes horribly wrong when a deck collapsed sending 14 people crashing ten feet to the ground. the group was vacations in a home in income mcwhen the deck gave way. one had to be airlifted to the hospital two others critically injured. police are investigating what caused the collapse. a passenger grabs the wheel and threatens to carry everyone on board. the bus carrying 23 people careened off the the road in san better dino california. one of the passengers got held of the wheel after threatening to kill each and every one. the man ran through the windshield before police caught up with him and arrested him.

a new crown for the tough dog. good morning with your coffee. a major upset happening at the annual fourth of july eating contest on coney island. stoney beating long time champ chestnut. chestnut has won the last nine years straight. >> those guys are tiny. >> i don't mean to brag but i know mr. chestnut. i interviewed him. i know the great kobiashi. these are toned athletes. we mock them. these guys train all year long. to see this major upset was stunning to me. it really was. >> there's guys that bowl. >> it's so much more intense than bowling. could you eat 62 hot dogs?

i don't think so. we've had these guys on the show. they're tiny. it's like no way you're packing away 62 hot dogs. >> we put on a hot dog contest. we ate like two. rain showers yesterday, temperatures climbing across the central plains. the biggest problem has been the southeast. we have one more day. this is the spin in the atmosphere. that's going to bring rain to west virginia throughout the day today, tennessee again. then i think we'll see one batch across parts of south georgia that's heavier. then we'll turn our attention across the west. monsoonal activity. one system drops out of the northern plains and brings heavy

rain and severe weather across the northern plains. tomorrow get ready. the south again, oklahoma and texas, guys that have seen the flooding this year really in may primarily, three to five inch this is week. could cause more flooding. >> wow. thank you rick. coming up americans have been on high alert this weekend. security beefed up across the country. are we letting isis win by coursing in fear? we discusses the psychological effect of terror next. remember the woman known as the serial stowe away for sneaking on airplanes? she's at it again. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities.

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the world on this city counting on you to keep it safe keep it secure so that all those people can in fact have a good time. >> bill bratton that runs the biggest police department. our nation's biggest cities remain on high alert amid isis terror alert this is weekend. should we let isis win by live manage fear? should we live in fear? the host of security briefs paul. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> we are living in fear it seems like. that's stoked by people running the country. is it justified? >> no. living in a state we understand we're under a constant threat of terrorism, yes. fear no. i'm going to be brief. we can control this. we've got the greatest military in the world doing things that are surrounding us. second we're guarded by over a million and a half professional law enforcement officers in this country. a lot is being done to keep us safe. no we should not be living in

fear. one thing about strong happy people they're not afraid. they're cheerful. isn't that the posture we should assume? >> sure it is the posture we should assume. it requires leadership. there needs to be ideology to say i oppose what's being done to me. we are a great people will persevere. if you're led by a man, the president i would say, who has it many to an extent to the american people, who makes you question you. you're in a stuff spot. you're getting hit potentially and hold told stay on the ropes because look you don't have a right to the righteous nation. >> people are sounding off. they have a clear sense in what they want and their destiny. that's an unbalanced contest. >> incredible business model

when you talk about. they're focussing on weaknesses. when you look at isis boko haram, al-shabaab the recruiting -- let's say our weakest link. the kids in our country with no a denty. they're going after them tens of thousands a day. >> don't we do the public disservice if we accept this risk? people die. doesn't mean you should disrupt your daily life and coward? >> sure. we're right. we're aligned with the truth. if you are able to persevere, you'll be part of a wonderful movement in the world aligned with the truth and god. we're so afraid to say it. do you hear that? we're so afraid to say it. the anecdote to fear is belief.

>> our memorials used to celebrate our successes. men with swords. now there are monuments to tragedies. i that's how we now view ourselves. >> of course. tucker, look where we've gone to in there country. we're afraid to say things. we cowl down because someone may be offended because we have a particular point of view. that's ridiculous. we're not going to come out unscathed. >> i think that's right. we're not. what's the long term effect of being afraid free floating anxiety? >> the long term effect remains seen. it can make you feel less effective and able. it calls for leadership. people are coaxable into courage into willingness to face

anything. it has to come from a leader who helps nuns yait that. right now he isn't at all. a president is saying you had it coming to you. >> how early did you get up this morning? >> paul is always up early. >> thank you. coming up race riots and violent protests across america. the country looks to be as divided as ever. there is hope. mrs. king will join us with her idea to unite the nation. and a beach packed with people on fourth of july weekend. we'll tell you exactly what happened and the aftermath. ♪ ♪ thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done

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welcome back. 22 minutes after the hour. time for headlines. massive fire ripping through a mattress factory overnight. flames could be seen for miles. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. that video is not the right video. chaos in california when a small

plane crashes onto a beach. that's the video. watch. the small plane dives into the sand on the beach. if he dived into the mattress factory, it would have been more effective. amazingly the child is okay. a child was sent to the hospital with minor injuries after that. elizabeth? >> thank you slayton. this year the u.s. has been divided with controversies and protest across the country. just in time for the holiday weekend, alveda king has a way to unite the u.s. a song. take a listen. ♪ pray for america ♪ ♪ pray for america ♪ ♪ unborn children their lives are in our hands ♪ >> martin luther king, jr. niece

and fox news contributor joins us now. alveda that was beautiful. tell me about it and why you were inspired to produce it. >> pray for america is a wonderful song. my colleague, eugene vehill and i -- he had been waiting for the right time to release this song. i'm singing on the track. lead singers angelica and joshua. we have problems in america. fear will not cure the ills. just prayers, god. we're supposed to leave a heritage for our children. why not pray for our wonderful nation and the problems can be corrected. we have to be positive and move forward. if we pray you know people bring us song to a cause often. in the 20th century, we shall overcome was one of those songs. now we have "pray for america".

we're encouraging people to do that. >> you said during the days of civil rights movement in the 60s, people wrote songs to convey their message. are you hoping song can be transformative and help people cope with not only what we're seeing in charleston and with isis but also encouraging people to really look forward and, like you said pray and heal? >> the melody for the song is a sing along song. i played it around my grandchildren for example, they kept singing it. as you sing your heart is lifted spirit is lifted. you can come out of hatred fear anger. as you do that hope springs up. faith and love and all of that. so god will hear us if we pray. and we can come together when we pray. we can leave inheritance, not just money but character, integrity, hope love. as we pray -- it's a people's

song. song for the people. >> i want to get your reaction to what you saw in charleston. >> well, in charleston my heart was stirred. i felt so good about it. i remembered my dad reverend ad king uncle martin luther king, jr. daddy king after his wife was shot in the church. they began to pray and forgive saying we have to forgive and love. people also have to repent when people do evil things. they need to repent. as we pray and forget and love each other -- i remember my own colleagues at fox were so angry and upset and said this guy is terrible horrible. what can do? there i go saying pray for america. let's do what they did in charleston to forgive, even as the lost of loved ones to be able to forgive and pray. that's so much power in the opportunity to forgive, to love

to move forward. >> i know you said in the past hate cannot drive out hate. what about families struggling with forgiving? it's not always easy for everyone. >> it is not always easy. my uncle said that. he said hate cannot drive out hate only love can do that. darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. when i can't forgive, i squask god. i say god, i'm angry. i need you to help me. that's part of the prayer. the oppressor, doing the horrible things. isis and all that. that's in bondage too. you've got to sit there and terrorize them. as we forgive, we not only liberate ourselves but we get to remove that force of that enemy. so it's not fear that will do that but it's love. love is transformative. as we pray we have the good

heart and good spirits to begin to rise. we can come together and we can see each other through a new lens. >> where can people find this song? >> all over the internet. spotify, itunes all those places. first, confederate flag now police are going after former presidents too. is woodrow willson that offensive? a hollywood executive taking heat for saying women can't be beautiful and funny. >> we're thinking seriously about moving somewhere else to start our family. look at that it's waffles. >> what is he talking about? we'll discuss coming up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ last couple of days sending pictures to show why you're proud to be an american and boy have you. this is triva and friends with sparklers before heading out for fireworks. pretty cool. lydia sent this in of her son

tyler being a proud american in winter park, florida. beautiful. >> absolutely. ashley sends her kids celebrating fourth of july. send in your #proudamerican photos. we'll try to get to them in the show. let's get to colorado where the ideas festival was unfolding. ever heard of ideas festival? remember actress goldie hahn. they were talking about what it means on funny, when michael said i'm going to get in trouble for saying this but you can't be beautiful and funny. >> i can't believe it. obviously you can't be ceo and be attractive. let's hear a series of

reactions. >> i'm going down to the river. >> we're getting married. you and i are getting married. >> i'm divorced broke from getting divorced. the only guy that calls my house -- >> here's the naughty quote from michael. quote, the hardest artist to find is a beautiful, funny woman. boy, i'm going to get in trouble. this usually goes online. you being the exception goldie hahn are beautiful and funny. here's a tweet from steve. have you ever heard of tina fey, dozens more. duh. >> and one says eisner's wife finds her ugly or humorous shrill. >> and here's another. the point being those people are

morally better than michael iesner who should be stoned to death in public. >> he's an educated man. how could he imagine he wouldn't have backlash for this? there's hundreds of beautiful, funny women out. >> there are tons -- i'm married to a beautiful, funny woman. on the other hand i don't know this ritual somebody says something unapproved and everyone jumps down his throat and flips out, you shouldn't have the job you have. you can't say that. i'm sick of it. >> people are offended. people are sticking up for their wives and people they find beautiful saying this is sexism. >> you're saying he can basically say what happened rever he wants. >> that's probably factually wrong. if you step out of line the mob

surrounds you and beats you to death. the crowd applauds. that's creepy and dominating our conversation i think. >> it's the world we live in. if you're out in the public making speeches expect blowback. >> it wasn't a public stance. he wasn't out to make a case beautiful women aren't funny. it was like okay he said something dumb. i'm standing up for people to say something dumb for someone that often says dumb things. >> i'm cool with that. if he can say something dumb i can say something dumb and criticize him. >> i hear you. >> send us your foughtthoughts ff weekend on facebook. citizens facing the decision of accepting more austerity for rescue loans are rejecting it all together likely leading to

exit from the eurozone. the prime minister is issuing a no vote saying it would help his tactics. many suspect a yes vote would lead to his resignation. and honoring confederate leaders has reached former presidents and a high school teacher in oregon wants to change the school's name. the teacher says the 20th president was a racist. he cited the showing of the birth of a nation at the white house. there are no plans to remain the school. days after being released from jail, the serial stowe away is back in hand cuffs. the woman was arrested the day she didn't have a ticket for the plane. she was released thursday after spending two months behind bars for an arrest early they are year. she's made several attempts to board planes without tickets.

she succeeded once. and pushing through to the end. a racer in atlanta's 10k celebrated too early allowing another race tore zoom by and take the win. the finish was so close, it took judges two hours to see who crossed the finish line two. like i said i've run it. >> we're sending elderly women to prison for months for getting on a plane without a ticket? >> multiple times. >> i'm on her side. i think it's hilarious. >> she's a criminal. >> she's a flight risk. to our stage manager, that's brilliant. you win. what's going on this morning? >> dave is brilliant. flight risk. she's tired of playing high other, high fares. >> i said dave is brilliant and stage guys started laughing. dave i hope you hear that on

the inside. let's talk about b weather maps as you wake up. dave is our stage manager in case you're wonder whog we're talking about. here's your current temperatures. things looking warmer and more humid. we're going to see rain move back in this week. today across the northeast, a spectacular day. after we had the clouds and cooler temperatures for the fourth of july. going to warm up a little bit. by the evening going to see rain showers, heavy at times, moving across west virginia and virginia. be prepared for that. across the south and southeast. texas, oklahoma looking great. rain towards the east. some heavy this evening in parts of florida. be prepared for that. into the northern plains most of the day is good. little early morning showers across north dakota. by this afternoon, south dakota and into minnesota. we'll see a squall line develop there. severe weather. could be a tornado or two. certainly hail and strong winds. out across areas of the west we

have areas across the rockies, four corner states as well. little bit in towards oregon. for the most part,en thes remaining warm today. back to you inside. >> he's still reeling on your brilliance. >> he is going to eat that one up. he's good. >> better than doughnuts. coming up, they can't get candy or soda but girls as young as 11 can get birth control without parent's consent at school. is that a good idea? that's coming up next. and the piano man making headlines. he and his guests at party didn't know it was about to happen. ♪ ♪ ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico

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good morning. it's 6:41 eastern time. quick headlines for you. billy joel's annual fourth of july bash had more than fireworks. ♪ ♪ the piano man and his girlfriend alexis shocking friends and family with a surprise wedding. the new york governor andrew cuomo presiding over the singer's fourth marriage. a big day for a royal princess. charlotte will be baptized in the english country side at 1130 eastern today. she's in the church her late grandmother was christianed. clayton over to you. students in washington state can't be soda or candy anymore, but girls as young as 11 can get

contraception without parent's consent? is that a good idea or wrong to bypass parents all together? this mother of two is against the policy. and psycho therapist and mother of two supports the policy. we have a debate. i'm going to get out of the way. i'm going to start with you. why do you support this policy? >> first of all, it's a state law and public concern. the american association of paid pediatrics have come out. >> penny, 11 years old? >> we just celebrated the nation's birthday yesterday. i think our founding fathers would be turning over in their graves if they realize how much statism has taken root in this nagsz

nation. this is a perfect example. parents aren't being informed not given choice in the matter. they're getting between parents and children. once this 11-year-old walks into a clinic gets iud and goes home with health complications, a parent has no way of knowing. the law in washington state says the age of consent is 16. why is an 11-year-old asking for birth control? more than likely she's being abused. >> penny brings up points. there are medical concerns of with iuds. if parents don't have a say, this could be a problem medically for girls. >> the language used is you're saying parents don't have a say. if they have an open relationship with their children that they've established already, the child can go to the parent and tell them they're becoming sexually active and the

parent can talk to them at home. the point of clinics at school is when the relationship isn't happening at home the child has a place to go to protect herself sexually. >> i have the statement from the school and state medicaid program. they say if the young person is not choosing abstinence she would be able to have a long acting inserted without parent consent. >> this isn't giving out lollipops. why can't we be on the side of the mom in over her head? think about the inner city mom in baltimore who's slapped her kid against the head for protesting against cops? i want on her team. the mom who loves her child and hasn't been the opportunity to weigh in. they should be bring the mother

and father if there is a father into this process and let them weigh in. something is very wrong when a child is asking for birth control. the next question out of their mouth needs to be why. >> so in this country the average age of girls having sex is 15 years of age. by the time they're 15 years of age. 13% of americans are having sex. by the time they're 19 70 to 90% of children are having sex. so again, i'm a mother. i'm on the side of moms. i absolutely want to be involved in my child's sexual well-being and health. if that relationship isn't established at home and the child doesn't feel comfortable, a girl doesn't feel comfortable going to her parents, she should have access to birth control and reproductive information. >> what if there is not a safe

environment at home to talk about this if this child is going to go out and have sex. where could she go? >> first off, the average age of beginning sexual activity is not 15. it's much later usually. when you've got this small proportion of the population that is engaging you've got to bring parents in. you've got to allow people who love these kids caretakers, to weigh in. look there are bad homes and certainly bad parents. these are overreaching bureaucrats overwhelmingly getting between parent and child. there are certainly community health centers, doctors to get involved in this situation. it's not the school's place. >> now, the final word. >> all i would say is there is 4 million unwanted pregnancies in this country in large part every year. a large part are teenage girls. those teenage girls would not

have to go through finding more invasive procedures to perhaps abort an unwanted pregnancy if they had access to reproductive contraceptive contraceptive methods in schools. >> weigh in on our facebook page. penny and nel, thanks for debating this topic. coming up here on the show they sacrificed for our freedom. veterans lose that liberty from battlefield injuries. we hear the wounded warrior up next. a shark capsizes this man's kayak. a bull shark pulls him in the water. that's next hour. ♪

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♪ ♪ >> harsh reminders of the reality of war. more than 1,500 men and women who served in afghanistan have been wounded in combat.

i believe that number should be 15,000. >> and some of those are diagnosed with ptsd. >> they need our help. lieutenant jason redmond founded a coalition with that goal in mind. tell me not only about wounded wear but you launched cwc today. >> that's right. we're officially life. wounded wear came out of my injuries. mult gunshot wounds one to the face that attracted a lot of attention. that's one of the things our warriors struggle with. the clothing was the initial push. >> people knowing that clothing necessarily, you lost a limb that shirt wouldn't have that sleeve. >> we can modify the shirts based off guys injuries. the other things were the logos and slogan scarred so many others can live free.

today, we're moving with combat wounded coalition which is all about creating partnerships with great organizations out there, whether they are for profit or nonprofit, and connecting them to the needs the warriors. >> pride, power, purpose, and peace, take us through those. >> from my own experience and the experience of the other warriors you mentioned tyler southern pride starts with the clothing. wounded wear clothing falls under that pillar. power, weapon to get our warriors back out. living greatly through us. not everybody wants to jump out of an airplane so there's a lot of other great organizations doing things equine therapy, skiing whatever it is that's our power pillar. purpose, this is where we're really getting into the future and what's so critical. jobs education, and housing, and the last one is peace. and that is assistance with post traumatic stress traumatic brain injuries and we're looking

for nonpharmaceutical solutions. there's a lot of great opportunities out there. hyperbaric treatments brain treatment center in california is doing some amazing things and we're getting warriors out there. >> tell us why you are interested in finding solutions that are not based on meds. meds are very common for returning veterans. why are you looking for another way? >> i think the v.a. is overmedicating our warriors. you come home you are having enough problems with what happened. it's quick fix, it's medication on top of medication on top of medication and we're seeing guys spiraling down because of this. we had a veteran who killed himself in 2014 and when they found him, the note he had left is i refuse to live my life a drug addict and homeless. it was a note addressed to the

va. these are things we got to fixt. we're losing almost 8,000 veterans a year to suicide. this is unsatisfactory. the american people we all can work together. that's what the combat coalition can help. >> how can we help? >> it takes money to connect people and money to track for us we created these databases, so the ability to execute that. secondary for that is we're looking for partners. we're looking for nonprofit and for profit partners all across this nation and we want to know who you are. we developed this database that let's us know this is the mission we serve, this is the geographic region this is what we do. and when the warriors come in and say this is who i am my injuries these are the other things i'm looking for, we're able to make those connections and that's what it's all about and track them and make sure that ultimately they find that -- >> what type of reception do you get from these guys?

let's say they are skydiving and enjoying their favorite activities. >> it's amazing. the impact what we're trying to do is incredible. for those guys and gals that are out there, they struggle to find who they are again. one of our slogans is helping warriors rediscover the hero within. one of my favorite stories, we had a double amputee who was really struggling his mom said the first thing that i saw motivate him was the thought of skydiving. he came and jumped with us. he's now going to school. he's got a girlfriend. he's talking about the future and that's what we need. in life we all need hope we need a purpose. we need a reason to get up in the morning and that's what we want for our warriors. the other thing we want is we want to show the american people that these guys and gals are incredible. i mean tyler, great example of that. but there's so many others that are just like tyler.

you know i encourage people to go watch our video because you will see that these are the type of people that american businesses want to hire. these are future leaders. these are the people who can carry us forward. >> we're going to post the information on fox.com. you have seen this young man on fox and friends several times. >> my generation deserves answers and they deserve a future and i will do whatever it takes to fight for that future. >> but you are not going to be hearing him for a while. this 12-year-old has been getting death threats for expressing his political views. we'll tell you the story coming up.

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today's the day to ask about levemir® flextouch®. covered by most health insurance and medicare plans. good sunday morning. it's the 5th of july. this is a fox news alert. a fourth of july photo goes horribly wrong as a deck collapses sending an entire family plunging to the ground. what went wrong as we get our first look at the dramatic images coming in. while you were celebrating america's birthday one website said our country's independence was a mistake. it never should have happened. would we have been better off sticking with england? we'll report. you decide. this guy needs a bigger boat after a shark capsizes his kayak. that man joins us with the

ultimate fish tale. it was a bull shark. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> it is the 5th of july. you are seeing some pups join us today. if you are struggling with the heat this summer we're going to tell you how to keep them cool. >> welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday. it's getting rough out there. >> no pun intended. >> a lot of people down here walking through the hallways this morning -- >> a little haze. >> i only got four hours of sleep. we got some hangovers for sunday. >> we have a secret weapon this morning, elizabeth prann. >> i like that. seecret weapon. >> did you watch fireworks last night? skies lighting up all across the country to celebrate america's birthday. watch this.

>> folks getting a close at wa key key beach. >> and down at our nation's capital, a beautiful view as the fireworks lit up the washington memorial right there. over at the white house, the president saluting our troops. listen. >> on this day we thank everyone who does so much each and every day to defend our country, to defend our freedom. >> and take a look at this at patriots point in south carolina. #proud american projected on to the u.s.s. york town. we've been bringing you live reports from the naval maritime museum all weekend. >> we should note that nothing bad happened.

america remained peaceful and joyful and we're thank you for that. that's right. look at your headlines, starting with a fox news alert. two people are dead, three others missing after a pontoon capsized overnight. the boat was traveling on the ohio river in louisville kentucky. nine people were on board at the time. two of the missing believed to be children. rescuers say the current is too swift to send dive teams in at this time. a fourth of july family photo goes horribly wrong when a deck collapses sending 14 people crashing ten feet to the ground. the group was vacationing at a home in em aral -- emerald isle north carolina. police say they are still investigating what caused that collapse. and fireworks flying overseas on the fourth of july. 16 u.s.-led coalition air strike pounding the isis strong hold of raqqa in syria.

the strikes are response to terror threats over the fourth of july weekend. the coalition calling it one of the largest deliberate engagements to date in syria. and the u.s. women's soccer team has one goal on their mind. payback. they take on japan ton -- tonight in the women's world cup final. it's a rematch of the 2011 final which japan won on a penalty kick. kick-off is at 7:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. all of us will obviously be tuning in for that. i will. >> over in greece it is election day. a referendum to be precise. citizens heading to the polls to decide that country's economic fate. the vote is very confusing. polls show greeks don't understand exactly what they are voting on. turnout is heavy.

we've got greg palkot on the phone. what's going on? >> reporter: a critical referendum is turning out to be a referendum on whether greece stays inside the european union and goes with the euro or it exits. it's a liberty -- a little bit more complex than that. they are asking voters to vote on the terms of the. turn out, i spoke to one election official is very heavy. i think many people that i've been speaking to i think is that the future of the country is on line today. it's not just this country, as we've been reporting, tucker, all this week. it will have a big impact on the european union. i think everybody knows that the european union is one of the most important international trading partners as well as a strategic ally as well. it affects europe united states

and that's why we're watching it here. again, too close to call is what the poll sters are saying. they will be open until 7:00 p.m. greek time. that's noon u.s. eastern time and we should know the results shortly after that. if it is a no that means that greece is continuing to play hard ball with e.u. and e.u. is intim mating they will playing hard ball with greece. the atms are sitting out $60 if you are lucky. they are rationing that. there is word the banks could run out of money completely by monday or tuesday. if there's a yes vote that's a little bit more in favorite of the european union, then they might be kind enough to put in a little bit more emergency funds here. no one wants to see this country to go down and most want to try to stay in the european union with this country struggling,

they are looking for some kind of a better resolution. >> thank you. live for us in athens. we appreciate it. our country, as we said a minute ago, remained peaceful and happy yesterday. while most americans were celebrating fireworks on fourth of july parties, they weren't doing that on the website vox who was slamming the united states saying independence was a mistake. american independence in 1776 was a monumental mistake, he whriets. we should be mourning the fact that we left the united kingdom. not cheering it. of course evaluating the wisdom of the american revolution means dealing with counterfactuals. >> he talks about other countries, who needs check and

balances a democracy, who needs that stuff. >> so smart. >> they want to ban abortions with a twist of a pen. >> in britain, one party can bowl over other side. he talks about the abolition of slavery. he talks about independence was bad for native americans for this country. he said it would be a better system of government if it stuck with britain. vox decides to put this out and get all kind of web traffic. >> it also represents the views of a lot of people and the core idea is american independence was a bad idea because america itself is bad, it's immoral and hence the roster of america sense. >> you really think -- >> i do. and here's why. that's what schools teach. a never ending litany of how america has gone true.

anyone who believes this has never been anywhere. >> our schools are teaching the history of the british empire? >> independence was bad for native americans. what about the british imperialism and creating colonies around the world, was that bad? >> how about belgium and spain? nobody knows anything about history so they imagine america is the worse. no country has done more for less. >> 35% americans would leave america. 18 to 34 years old say they would leave. where are you going to go? >> exactly. >> if you go somewhere like syria, they are fleeing as well. i don't know where you want to go. >> that's the question they didn't ask, okay you want to leave america, where exactly are you heading? belgium because they don't have ethnic problems? yes. america. no there is no better place. not even close. >> yesterday, we had on our show kyle carpenter, a medal of honor

recipient. what he thinks about this country. listen to his words from yesterday if you missed it. >> for all the volunteers that have raised their right hand and given life and limb to protect an idea it's incredible. i mean in this country, we have farmers, we have astronauts we have people that protect us behind the scenes that all their hard work goes unnoticed and our homeland security and all of our intelligence agencies so we just have an amazing country. >> you know what you notice about kyle carpenter, he's one of the happiest people i ever met. people who are grateful are happy. people who are entitled are unhappy. i bet this little creep who wrote the vox piece is one of most unhappy people in america. >> to go through what he's gone through. >> c.j. pearson he's the 12-year-old obama critic. he's appeared on our show a

couple of times. he's been threatened. he mentioned it on our show how he's been threatened by people. people have said salacious things to him. they have made death threats. it all came to a head yesterday from c.j. he's taking time off the internet. it's gotten that back. listen to what he had to say yesterday on youtube. >> i've always been told if you are not receiving pushback you are not pushing hard enough. so when i received that bit of negative feedback, it's meling -- telling me i'm supposed to be doing. not everyone is going to agree with me and someone is always going to find a way to get offended and at the end of the day, i'm fighting for what i believe in and i'm fighting about what i care about. this is all what matters to me. >> here's what he posted on facebook. after much thought and consideration, i've decided to take a break from politics and political commentary. i had a horribly rough night on twitter after a woman not only threatened to sue me for expressing my opinions but

threatened my family. this is a 12-year-old boy who is very articulate who is not causing any problems he's expressing himself on the internet. he's getting terror threats or his family is getting threatened. >> mona hussein obama. pooh so sorry your fam has been both down to white people. so it's the rest that need to be killed. >> i wish i could follow his example. it's a cesspool of stupidity. it's not all the internet. i wouldn't wish it on any 12-year-old. i'm 46. i don't want to deal with something is really wrong with the internet. where angry people have an out-sized voice.

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why? because san francisco has a sanctuary policy. should it be mandatory for illegals to be turned over to i.c.e. after they commit crimes? joining me now john guyan. it's good to see you this morning. the city of san francisco is one of many cities almost all of them left wing politically that has a sanctuary policy. it seems that policy had a direct effect on this crime. is that true? >> i think that's quite a fair statement. these sanctuary city policies that we have like the ones in san francisco, they absolutely put the safety of the american people at risk. that's just the bottom line. they look at it across the board and treat every noncitizen who is in custody exactly the same. whether they are a seven-time convicted felon who has been deported five times. these are nonsensical policies

and they put us all at risk because they ignore immigration's job and the federal government who is trying to determine someone is removable and it it puts us all in jeopardy. >> we have many examples in american history where states and municipalities refuse to follow federal law and the president cents the national guard in. how do they get away with ignoring federal law? i thought we were against that. >> the law on detainers is actually in the code of federal regulations and it's kind of a request from i.c.e. to immigration to the local jail saying you have somebody in custody there. we want to talk to them. let us know when you are going to real them. you don't have to hold them. the sanctuary cities take the opinion we're not going to notify i.c.e. and those

decisions can have consequences especially like the case like we're dealing with in san francisco. it's a tragedy. >> illegal aliens have become somehow a protected class in a lot of places because they are committing crimes. their illegal status gives them special rights over the rest of us it seems like. this guy, seven felonies deported five times, arrested and released. it's hard to believe if it wasn't part of a protected class he was treated as leniently as he was. >> it's very unfortunate. because if the u.s. marshals came in and told san franciscoey we have federal court order where we want to prosecute him for a federal crime, he was turned over to the marshals but imple c.e. says we want to deport this guy. he's been deported five times before and san francisco ignores i.c.e. so it's really unfortunate how different federal agencies are completely

differently under our system. >> this is being done for political reasons. politicians get votes because they pander to specific groups. that's what they are doing this. they are not enforcing the law to get reelected. >> what san francisco should do is what i.c. does use their discretion. i.c.e. doesn't deport every single person they possibly could. they use their resources to deport the worst of the worst just like mr. francisco sanchez. san francisco should take a look at who they have in jails say i'm not going to turn this person over to i.c.e. who is a hard working man who didn't break any other laws. this guy, he's a danger to the community. san francisco is not using common sense in that regard. you would think seven felony convictions might be a sign. thanks for joining this morning. >> my pleasure. first it was the confederate

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>> good morning. it's 7:23. time for your news by the numbers. first, 24 hours, that's how long it took passengers to fly from las vegas to baltimore. the southwest flight ooubl only takes four hours but it was diverted to kansas and texas after a faulty fire warning. next 80 years old, the dali lama is dick -- kicking off his birthday celebration in california. he will give three days of talks on global compassion creative and climate change. he will is also have an eight-foot birthday cake. 28 miles is how long this cat was stuck in a pick up truck engine. the driver heard meeowing.

it's been a summer of sharks with more bites happening up and down the coast and one coast guard captain nearly became lunch while kayaking in florida. watch this. >> that will ruin your day. joining us now with his story is that fisherman himself is captain ben chancey. nice to see you this morning. >> you as well. thank you very much. >> you saw this bull shark and you decide i'm going to hop in a kayak and head out there? >> we didn't actually target the bull shark first, but yeah we had about ten bull sharks swimming around us but we're trying to catch the big fish underneath the bull sharks. it didn't work out so well with us. >> we should be clear, you know what you are doing, i will

think. you host a show down there called "chew on this tv." you haven't been a kayak all that often, right? >> no i've only been a kayak five times. it's not my forte. bigger boat fishing is more my style. >> you were on this kayak, what happened? >> i hooked this giant fish and he took me on a sleigh ride. he decided he didn't want any part of that. he flipped me over and i landed right on top of him. >> you landed right on top of the bull shark. >> right on top. my first instinct was getting on top of the kayak, so then i swam like michael phelps to get back on the boat. >> bull sharks aren't dangerous. you can pet them. >> they are the worse of the worst. >> they are seven-feet long. >> this one is probably 8 and a

half. they are big this time of year this time of year right now. >> you were sitting on top of a shark. what were you thinking? >> all i could keep thinking about was how my feet were dangling down while i was swimming. hey, i like having my legs and stuff like that. that's when i realized i need to go as fast as i possibly can to get to the boat. >> i would think so. you hooked him. you actually had him hooked in his mouth? >> yes. i had him hook on his mouth. had him on the other end of the line. >> presumably now that shark is gone with your rod somewhere, right? >> no no no no. when you are fishing out of a kayak, you know your rod could be jerk out of your hand. when the shark took off, we still had it connected to the boat. we were able to jump back in and land that shark. >> bull sharks has been responsible for some of the attacks along the carolinas. why do you think we're seeing such an up tick in these

attacks? >> i think it's a migration pattern that's happening at this time at that particular area and you probably shouldn't be in the beach until they migrate on through. they are hungry. they are looking for things to eat. >> yeah. just like you right there in that video with all those big fish you were trying to go for. >> it felt like. >> you can check out our youtube show by the way. what's it called chew on this? >> it's called "chew on this." it's on youtube. it's doing great. >> thank youfully you weren't shud on in the video. riding on top of a shark. coming up he's a hero fighter pilot ready to keep serving but his civilian boss is refusing to let him to go to training saying stop playing soldier. the unbelievable story is next. are you waking up a little groggy from yesterday's fourth of july celebrations?

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♪ ♪ >> good morning once again. it is time for pizza for patriots. this is such an amazing thing that you do. master sergeant mark evans. you are here bringing pizza again to our troops. we also have michael taylor with dhl. how many years have you been doing this? >> eight years. a million and a half slices later, rick. >> and you send these pieces where? >> we send them to afghanistan. we did 5,000 this time 1,000 in kuwait. >> why do you this? >> because it's a slice of home for our troops. they need to know we're here. it's not only good for them it's good for the people here in america. happy birthday for america. independence day. it's super important. they are out there. there's a lot of pressure. it's hot. they are young kids. two and a half years they were in high school and it's

subliminal persuasion letting them know we care. >> i imagine they are eating stuff that doesn't so great a lot of times and it's a slice from home. >> we call the guys out there our kids. the average combat veteran is 20 1/2 years ago. they were in high school a few years ago, you know. with this it's amazing when you meet someone that's had it. >> tell me why dhl has gotten involved in this. >> interesting enough it started at mark's dinner table one night. he said how bit about we receive slice of pizza overseas to our troops. it started with an email. flowed through the company and ended up on my desk eight years ago and we've been off and running ever since.

>> you get them to afghanistan and kuwait how long? >> 36 to 40 hours. >> 17,000 pounds of pizza, 12,000 pounds of dry ice, rick. >> you guys do an amazing thing for our troops. we appreciate it. we appreciate it. >> the miracle is dhl, the best shipping company in the world, and through rich products they help us with the pizzas and we are so blessed to be able to do this and that's -- it's amazing. >> it's wonderful. we appreciate what you guys do and we appreciate that we have pizza here for us. >> that's right, baby. let's go. happy birthday, america! >> you said it. day after fourth of july your forecast now. take a look at the weather map. show you what's going on. a lot of people have had a lot of rain and flooding over the last month and a half. this is the precipitation over the next seven days. pick your place and you can see what at least this model is looking at where we're seeing the heaviest rain. across the red river valley texas, oklahoma kansas and

heavy rain across the dakotas. today, across the northeast, a spectacular day after the gloomy day yesterday. a dry and sunny day this evening though. the rain moves into virginia west virginia across the mid atlantic. down into the southeast, we're going to see heavy rain across parts of florida, georgia, texas, oklahoma, you are looking great. northern plains get ready for strong winds and storms across dakota and minnesota. a five-year-old girl has died after being hit by a sturgeon that jumped into her family's boat in florida. she was in the boat with her mother and brother. the family has set up a go fund me page to cover funeral expenses. very sad an american hero

pilot has been harassed for protecting his freedom. he's suing the new jersey authority his boss told him quit playing soldier. they denied him leave. he's been denied promotions for years because of his tours. a history teacher at woodrow wilson high school wants to change the school's name. the teacher says woodrow wilson is racist. and that bad attitude of yours may be killing you. i told you, tucker. new research claims negative emotions and thoughts can be linked to physical sickness even serious health problems like heart disease. for example, people considered hostile have higher risk of stroke and sendic are more

susceptible to dementia so think positive for a healthy lifestyle. i'm talking to you, tucker. i've been saying this for years. let's head over to clayton who i know is thinking positive. >> it's like the walking dead through your studio this morning. kyle is here from dallas. he's going to show us some cures for some the hang overs thanks to our fourth of july celebrations. >> i'm a little suspect that we were assigned the story that deals with people who perhaps had a little bit too much to drink. >> rick wanted to be in this segment. >> i got calls about it. >> he's the owner of free range concepts. let's dive into the bloody mary. >> it's a classic. you can't go wrong with it. i like to tweak it a little bit by adding some spice. i've put some curry powder and

also some siracha, i like a salty bloody mary i put some pickle juice. >> if you add vegetables you don't have to eat your vegetables. >> i like to throw a little meat in there. >> is that cactus? >> cactus. get a little slim jim in there. >> a little lighter fare perhaps. >> you've got the classic mimosa. we can always get a little creative with it. i also like to get some pomegranate. we also do some orange march mall laid in there. it's all about healthier. >> how does that stop a hangover by the way? >> it keeps the party going. >> it keeps you back to where

you were yesterday. >> what about coffee? >> you got to go with coffee. >> i love the cold brew. >> it is. if you don't want to go with a traditional hot coffee i like to do a nutty irishman which is hazel nut liquor and bailey's. >> cold brew for people who don't know it's not an iced coffee. it's a condensed cold brew that sits there for a couple of days. >> they don't just brew coffee and chill it. they brew the coffee with cold water. it's almost steeped. >> what if you don't want alcohol? >> there is one healthy option if you have to go that route. a great way to do it is a kale after owe academy doe -- avocado

smoothie. avocado, kale a little coconut water to stay hydrated. a little greek yogurt for protein. some honey for sweetness and you just blend it up. put it in the glass. garnish with a little basil leaf. >> you are allowed to drink that because it has no alcohol in it. >> oh, that's delicious. i feel my electrolytes coming back already. >> kale i'm out. >> we're going to have them up on fox and friends.com. where else? >> free range concepts.com as well. >> coming up here. another veteran denied va treatment. this is caught on camera. >> the va is not accepting new patients. >> the veteran who shot that

video is going to join us. a man walks out of walmart with $75,000 scot-free. he didn't lift a finger and no one said a word. how he pulled it off, coming up next.

>> 42 minutes now past the hour. a quick look at your headline. a man armed with a knife tries to still cash and cigarettes at a convenience store but trapped by a instead. he tries to escape out of a window gets caught. this man disguised as an arm ordered truck driver walked out of walmart with $75,000.

he convinced employees he was there from loomis to pick up the bank deposit. it's a story we've been told all too often here at "fox & friends." military members returning from war only to be denied the health care they need right here at home. >> are you accepting any new patients? >> the va is not accepting new patients. >> chris daughter at this is the rat ran -- veteran who shot that video. he joins us live from atlanta. give us a little background on that video. >> i walk into the oakwood clinic that morning just to try to get some counselling for my ptsd and i know the video speak for itself as to what happened. >> tell me a little bit about your -- your history. i know you were diagnosed with ptsd back in 2005 and tell me about the treatment that you've been seeking.

>> in 2005 they put me on all kinds of -- tried all kinds of different medications, none worked. made me feel like a zombie all day. it wasn't the route i wanted to go. over the years, they tried counselling. that's what's helped. that's what i was seeking. since this issue has came up the chief of staff of the va has been very helpful with my issues getting me the appointments that i need. i've also been contacted by many many veterans around the country with their issues and mr. neighbors has also reached out to several of those veterans but, you know the fact is the treatment that i'm getting now is the treatment that all veterans deserve and should get right off the rip. less than 1% of the citizens of this nation stand up and take

the oath to defend the constitution and our american way of life and if our government can't take care of that 1% and give us the treatment that we deserve, how are the american people to believe that they can take care of any issue that this nation faces? right. so our viewers know give a little background on the video. you were turn away from one va facility and then the video that you shot that we're seeing here it was shot at a second va facility that you went to. you turned on your cell phone camera. you can be heard waiting very apparently very polite. how long did you wait and what did the va worker behind the desk tell you there? did she give you any explanation, did she give you any answers? >> no, ma'am. he didn't. i wanted in line for almost 20 minutes. it was while i was waiting in line that i flipped on my phone and said you know i had already had an issue with

another facility. some people just didn't believe my story. didn't believe that the va would tell a veteran that. so i decided to flip my phone on and lo and behold i was told again that they weren't accepting new patients. more upsetting to me was there was no direction after that. >> right. >> there was no you know call this number sign up for this program. there was nothing. >> you don't need to tell us that. we can see that. >> i'm lucky that i do have a small support group that i can go -- i can go out in the parking lot and i could vent to at that point but there's other veterans that are in far worse shape than i am that that negative contact with the va right there would be a fatal blow to them. >> i speak of the virginia -- va. i want to read a statement from the va. they said va staff should have established a full understanding of mr. dorsey's medical situation and determined if an appointment was available for him at another location or if he was eligible for the choice

program and could be seen outside of the va. the message mr. dorsey was given as seen on the video is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated. what's your response to that chris? >> my initial response to that is it's some strong statements but you are going to have to back up your words. there are, like i said hundreds of veterans locally that have been contacting me to share their stories about the same facility and, you know that's concerning because this is my hometown. i grew up in the gainesville, georgia, and some of these veterans i went to high school with and it's a shame that they are getting treated like this and it's all over the nation and with that being said i've also gotten contacted by veterans that are getting excellent treatment through the va in their locations.

that tells me there's not a standard operating procedure system wide. >> we thank you for your service and we hope that you get all the treatment that you need. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. coming up in other news the gloves come off in the gop presidential race. now jeb bush is taking on donald trump. >> we make these extraordinarily ugly kind of comments is not reflective of the republican party. trump is wrong on this. >> the fight is getting personal. why jeb says he was offended. as you continue your fourth of july celebrations you don't have to forget about your furry friends. tips to keep your dogs cool and staying safe and having fun outside.

all right. if you are ep joig these beautiful summer days perhaps it's hot where you are and you think of your pets when it's hot outside. >> imagine wearing a fur coat in this eat. that's what your dog is experiencing and it's dangerous potentially. and katie nelson is a

veterinarian. thank you for joining us. >> our pups down here are adoptable from the aspca, they are rocking their fur coats. the only way they are able to dissipate this eat, they can't sweat like we can. if you think about these short nose dogs we've got tamy who is a shih tzu mix. those short nose dogs can overheat faster. that's where all the heat comes out for them. if they have got this short nose they don't have enough of that tissue to dissipate that heat. >> we've got some cool little products. we want to touch on real quick if you see signs of overheating in your pets they are panting uncontrollably drooling

uncontrollably they are getting woosy and if they are overheating, do not use cold water, but tepid water. >> what do you got? >> this is a cooling mat. it's actually cool to the touch. this is from the green pet shop. it's cool to the touch. it's pressure activated. it's a great little padded place to lay if it's really hot. if you are taking them out to an event, you can actually freeze water in the bottom of that and put that down. it keeps their water cold throughout the day and it also is transportable, you can take it with you and it won't spill. sunscreen. guys like our big guy here clark kent he's got a black nose he doesn't need it.

the dogs with the white or pink noses, they need it. if you have a dog that is a sun bather you need to put it on their belly as well. this is a soaker. wring it out. you can get this on amazon. these are dogles. this works for our dogs as well. >> these are cool. >> i will rock these things. these are awesome. >> we're going to see tucker put these on. >> we've got some healthy treats here too. you can freeze them. cool them off in the inside. this is adorable. it's an ice tray that's doggy bone shaped. this is just peanut butter greek yogurt and mashed bananas. it's all stuff that i bought at the grocery store and these are called dog nation treats from

fresh pets. they are in the refrigerated section. you can chop them up. put a little bit of chicken broth in here. chop up a little bit of spinach and blueberries. >> wow. >> you pore a little chicken broth down in there. >> if you don't live in los angeles, you can still do this? >> l.a. i live in d.c. >> only in l.a. and d.c. >> you new yorkers can do this as well. it's super healthy. you can freeze them. you've got something so yummy you can give them when they are hot. when they are out and about, make sure they are staying hydrated. >> you brought thee dogs. these are all adoptable. >> down here in the front, we've got tamy. she's a shih tzu puppy.

then we've got bob. he looks like a grumpy old man, he is not. he's the sweetest dog in the world. and clark kent he's handsome and funny and he's into the doggy treats that we made as well. go to our website for more information on how to adopt these dogs. >> nice to meet you guys. >> clayton over to you. 2016 candidates celebrated the fourth of july by hitting the campaign trail, but hillary clinton making headlines for all the wrong reasons. check out this photo. she's taking heat for blocking off reporters behind a rope line. then talk about a catch. a nine-year-old reels in a 600 pound great white sturgeon caught on camera. that little fisherman and his father joins us live with that amazing story.

good morning. it's sunday july 5th. this is a fox news alert. the fourth of july on the water turns deadly after a pontoon capsize ds overnight. two people are missing this morning. what went wrong. the images are just coming in. >> and the race for the white

house just got personal. watch this. >> to make these extraordinarily ugly kind of comments is not reflective of the republican party. trump is wrong on this. >> extraordinarily ugly. that's how jeb bush describes what donald trump says. the fight is on. should the candidates discussing their own plans for the border instead of each other. and hollywood says women condition be funny and beautiful at the same time. >> i'm going to go down to the river. >> you are getting married. >> who is getting married. >> you and us. you and i are getting married. >> his comments causing a firestorm. what he said is it true? elizabeth is scawling at me.

♪ ♪ >> you are going to have a chance to get me back. >> here we go. >> i told you yesterday that elizabeth' husband is a major league baseball pitcher, but how does she fare on the diamond? these little leaguers are going to put us to the test. >> i don't think i look like that when i play. >> who is that? >> i thought you are being serious. >> i was allowing you to introduce him. >> that's darryn o'day of the baltimore orioles. plus a nine-year-old boy reels in a 600 pound fish a sturgeon. >> and americas celebrated with a big bang from sea to shining sea. >> heerk in new york city folks flocked to the east river to catch a glimpse of the famous

macy's fireworks show. >> she sells sea shells in seattle. 9,000 pounds of explosives set off from a barge in the river produced these firework. and our nation's capitol, where the president thanked our troops. >> i want to wish you the happiest fourth of july and remind ourselves that freedom is not free. >> take a look down south carolina patriots point, #proud american. the u.s.s. yorktown projections right on the side of the ship. >> it was a happy and peaceful fourth of july in the united states. we've been bringing you live pictures of the festivities. >> people have been tweeting. >> exactly. send us your pictures. >> meanwhile, the race for the white house is getting personal.

jeb bush is the latest gop candidate to take on donald trump. he says he's absolutely offended by trumps comments on mvems -- mexican easy and says does not represent the republican party. are they using hi comments as a scapegoat? you may not agree with that but at least he's saying what i want to do this is my tangible and this is my policy. this is what i want to do. . you see jeb walking the street. his wife is from mexico and he said that look we've trade to -- tried to raise your three kids in a multicultural family. this is offensive. listen to his response. >> i don't think he represents the republican party in and his views are way out of the mainstream of what republicans think. no one suggests that we shouldn't control our borders.

everybody has a belief that we should control our borders, but to make these extraordinarily ugly kind of comments is not reflective of the republican party. trump is wrong on this. >> i think donald trump would say that's fine. my views don't necessarily -- aren't reflected in the republican party and that's what i love. i don't need to be aligned with any party. >> point of fact most people are suggesting that we shouldn't control our borders because we don't. and the people in charge of this country have not done anything about it. and he fired right back to jeb bush. today, jeb bush once again proves that he is out of touch with american people. just like the simple question on iraq where it took him five days and multiple answers to get it right, he doesn't understand anything about the border and security. we're 17 months away from the election. do you think americans would

rather see them battle it out this early or would they rather be hearing what their policies are more clearly? >> americans hate watching politicians argue. it's like watching your parents fight. >> they only have 17 months left. >> exactly. >> on the other hand this is a real issue. this is not debating whether nascar should fly the confederate flag. this is a question. >> we're listening to some sound for ms. universe. trump has had a rough week. he said on immigration, at least i have a plan where these other candidates don't. listen. >> we have some cases like this. nobody wants to talk about it. it seems like i'm sort of the whipping post because i bring it up and i don't understand whether you're liberal, conservative republican democrat why wouldn't you talk about a problem. there's tremendous crime. >> i'm certainly not endorsing what he said or his run for president or anything like that.

i tell you what i do notice though is that the people who bring up this question the effects of illegal and legal immigration are immediately dismissed and they are told to shut up and after a while, people get resentful when they are told to shut up. they have legitimate concerns and they are not being heard. no wonder they like donald trump. >> jeb bush answering questions about his positions on policies and ideas. one person who hasn't though is hillary clinton and is she celebrated the fourth of july up there in new hampshire campaigning. walking down the street. what was amazing though as she's walking down the street take a look at these photos. reporters were kept back like ropes like in a corral. >> they were held back like you see there in circles as they walked along together. almost as if they were cage animals, they had to walk alongside her with rope and you have to imagine, yes, obviously,

we've talk about security is very important for presidential candidates and they are on a schedule. they have you know they have to stay on that schedule. >> how demeaning. >> but how demeaning and you have to think about the optics when you are a presidential candidate. these photos are going to come out. it makes you look like you are not wanting to talk to the press. >> it raises one question why would the press put up with this. this took place in gorham new hampshire. i say i'm an american citizen, remove your rope immediately. >> what if you are arrayed you are going to get blocked from the campaign? >> you exert your right as an american citizen not to be prohibited from walking down a city street that you pay for your taxes. get out of my way press aide. what are you doing. i'm not an animal. >> we heard from a number of reporters who felt marginalized

by the obama administration. reporters are pushed off to the side. held in corrals. remember out of the golfing outing in hawaii held in this little room. >> i covered a lot of campaigns. whenever they start to man handle you, back off. it's unamerican to take orders from 23-year-old press aides in my opinion. we've got to get to this fox news alert. greek voters are at the polls right now deciding the country's economic future. >> live pictures right now from athens the vote is too close to call. >> it's a lot going on. it's very confusing. greg is there live to explain what's going on. >> reporter: hi folks. >> well, greg's cell phone, hopefully we can get him back here in a moment. >> not surprising. the greek telecom system is crumbling too. >> also live television. >> but that is an important

story. >> we are going to get to it. >> greeks are voting this morning. we'll tell you the results when we get them. another fox news alert, fourth of july tragedy. two people are dead. three others are missing after a pontoon capsized overnight. the boat was traveling on the ohio river in louisville kentucky when it hit a bridge and flipped over. nine people were on board. three kids and an adult had to be rushed to the hospital. two of the missing also believed to be children. rescuers say the can you repeat is too -- current is too swift to send dive teams at this time. >> brand-new details about a deck collapse that sent a family to the hospital. it is treating at least 20 victims from that fall. police originally said 14 people were hurt while vacationing at emerald isle. police are still indicating -- investigating what happened. could pope francis eventually retire from the vatican? the pope suggesting he may one day step down the way his

predecessor pope benedict did. said he doesn't believe the church should have a leader for life comparing that to a dictatorship. instead, he will resign. pope benedict stepped down in 2015 the first pontiff to do so. and competitive eating has a new winner. >> the 2015 champion of the world, matthew stoner. >> there is an image with your morning coffee. a major upset happening at the annual fourth of july hot dog eating contest at coney island. 22-year-old matt stoney beating long time champ joey chestnut by two hot dogs. chestnut won the last nine

straight years. tucker was supposed to be in that contest but bowed out because he didn't want to embarrass the other contestants. >> i competed alone in my hotel room. >> rick reichmuth is with us. >> tucker and i had that contest with pizza during the commercial break. so pardon any burps that might come owl. we had a rough day for some people yesterday. down across the southeast, we still have this pesky storm but it is on the move finally. we've had rain for days and a lot of flooding across much of the southeast and in toward the tennessee valley. you still see that little rotation. that's the area of leon panetta. today, it's going to rotate in toward virginia and west virginia around the smokeys,

the central appalachians. but tomorrow that moves out. we turn our attention to the next storm. we've got a lot of moisture in around the four corners. that's typical monsoonal moisture that time of year. you see that rain north of north dakota. that's going to bring some strong windows especially south dakota and parts of minnesota and be prepared for that and with those downpours could come flooding. take a look at these temperatures hot across the central plains. we'll send it back to you inside. new york city mayor bill de blasio demanding a review of donald trump's city contracts because he doesn't agree what trump said. that's authoritarian, of course. is itlegal? we'll discuss coming up. >> and don't get too ahead of yourself. this guy had the race won and

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of new york city. he says he's going to punish trump by demanding a review of his city contracts. in other words, cutting off his business. is that legal? joipg us -- joining us now is doj attorney. almost nobody has noted that a sitting official an elected politician of the largest city of the united states is punishing or says he plans to punish an american citizen for expressing his political views. is that legal? >> it probably is not, tucker. look i agree with you. i think it's ominous. i don't agree what trump said. but at the same time there are certain things as a public official namely mr. de blasio that you can do and can't do and one of thing you can't do according to our constitution is punish people for exercising thr right to political speech even if the thing they say are wrong, outrageous you can't cancel

government contracts because you disagree with the contest of political speech. >> everybody knows that. city employees, federal employees get to have views that differ from the people they work for. they can't be fired for expressing their political views. he should know that he's not allowed to cut off somebody's business interests because he disagrees with him. >> that's absolutely right. he's playing to his political base. he realizes that mr. trump's comments were widely rejected by people particularly people who support mr. de blasio and so the mayor i think probably sees this as an opportunity to score some political points but basically doing everything that he at least claims would be within his authority to do to punish mr. trump for his comments. >> here's what i don't get. there's a massive disparity between trump and de blasio and it has to do with the power each man respectively wields. trump is a rich guy, he's famous. did he blast yo is anible -- de

blasio is an incredibly powerful official who has thousands of armed men working with him. trump does not. >> i think that people are so outraged many people are so outraged by the comment of mr. trump's remarks that i think they are willing to overlook these sort of legal constitutional niceties. the fact is de blasio views himself as having a great political issue to wield and the fact that he can take it out on donald trump furts his agenda. >> it's a little weird because the press also prides itself on keeping the powerful accountable to the people. here you have abuse of power by an elected official and nobody even notices. >> i think that's right. although i don't know. donald trump is a powerful man. i think he's going to have a lot of things to say in response and look this is vigorous debate we're having.

to the extent de blasio wanted to suppress what trump is saying i think it has the opposite reaction. it's putting more of a spotlight on this issue and it's generating more of a debate on his remarks. the proper thing would have been if he wants to condemn him through press conferences and speeches not not through government contracts. >> de blasio can send cops to my house. trump can send nasty tweets. there's no comparison. thank for joining us. terrifying moments for riders on a greyhound bus. a fellow passenger grabs the wheel while yelling he wants to kill everyone. talk about the catch of a lifetime. a nine-year-old reels in a 600 pound sturgeon. our lucky day. that fisherman and his dad join us next with their amazing story.

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good morning. it is 8:22 eastern time. time for some quick headlines overnight. a massive fire ripped through a mattress factory in a southern

los angeles. the huge flames could be seen from blocks away from firefighters suffered minor injuries and expected to be okay. it's not clear what sparked the blaze. terrifying moments on a greyhound bus in san bernardino california a passenger grabbing the wheel after threatening to kill everyone on board. the bus careened off the road. five people did suffer minor injuries. what a catch! a nine-year-old new jersey boy reels in a 600 pound great white sturgeon and it's all caught on camera -- you know clayton, i think i'm stealing your story. >> that's all right. >> you know what -- >> you know what -- >> i guess maybe i'm jealous. >> you are not the first beautiful woman to do that. >> i'm going to toss it over to clayton. >> i don't mind. keep going with it. if you want. >> i thought i was doing a good

job. >> you were but you couldn't fish the way this kid can fish. keegan he might be only four-feet tall. that shouldn't stop him to get this foot near shore. here with this amazing story is fisherman keegan and his father. how did you catch that fish? do you remember how you did it? >> it was really hard. at first, i was really excited to reel something of it in. then i got real tired. >> how long did it take you to reel him in? >> two hours. >> two hours. holy smokes. what kind of bait were you using? >> lamprey eels and night crawlers. >> did you know what your son had caught? >> initially, when i took the

hook it did breach when it came out of the water, i was watching keegan to make sure everything was going well and the fish came straight up belly side toward us so if you can imagine it almost looked like something being projected or coming up and it was huge so it was very exciting from the very beginning almost. i have 30 years on the water working, and running boats, and i have never seen anything quite like that. >> what did you think when you brought it to the surface, keegan? >> boy, if i release it i'm throwing back a lot of fish sticks. >> if i release this i'm throwing back a lot of fish you won an award. you got an award for -- what is that for? >> if you catch a sturgeon ten foot or more you get one. >> you were just telling me and i had no idea but that this fish sturgeon is really a

prehistoric fish and you were up there on this trip because of you fascination with living dinosaurs, right? >> yes. they said there were three million years old. >> the sturgeon is three million years old. now he got this trip dad, because of what? >> well his older sister samantha that's frequently brought home straight a easy and he watched her be rewarded for that. he asked what would i give him if he were able to obtain the same and he did, so he won it -- he was learning in school about the jew ras sick period and he wanted the opportunity to catch a living dinosaur so the gentleman had great river, the guide service, i used them years prior and he said yeah we have guys who can probably do that for you. >> congratulations. so you threw it back.

this prehistoric fish is still swimming. it will not turn into fish sticks any time soon. you got on "fox & friends" which that beats fish sticks. congratulations on the fish. >> thank you. >> i never caught a fish that big. remember the woman who was the serial stow away for sneaking on airplanes, she's at it again. elizabeth's husband is playing baseball. how would elizabeth fare on the diamond and the rest of us? that's next.

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birthday and "fox & friends" producer ashland, ohio. very cute. >> send us your proud american photos #proud american. >> boy, is that good. there's outrage on the internet. twitter is all atwitter over michael isner. >> we weren't invited. >> he was. >> he was there talking to goldie hawn. she was interviewing him which was interesting and they were talking about ageism sexism in hollywood, and -- >> can you imagine that conversation? >> i think it would be more exciting outside the kmisary. he said this. the hardest thing to find is a beautiful, funny woman. boy, i'm going to get in trouble, i know this goes on line but usually, unbelievably

beautiful women, you are being an exception, are not funny. >> he was saying you to goldie hawn are exceptional, but in general women who are beautiful are not funny. let's take a clip of some women that are beautiful and funny. >> we are getting married? >> who is? >> you and us. you and i are getting married. >> i'm divorced. i'm broke from getting divorced. the only guy calling my house is randy from chase visa. >> i'm a bunny. >> did somebody say my name? hey, it's me. beyonce. >> see, here's -- i don't -- as a woman, i don't take his comments personal. i do think that they are offensive. i think that they are ignorant

but i don't care what he says. i think if he's going to say something like that he should expect a backlash. do you disagree. >> i'm going to flat-out defend michael isner. i'm defending as a matter of principle anybody who is subject from attacks from the internet mob. anybody who is getting burned at the stake on twitter, i'm completely sick of the witch-hunt atmosphere in america. >> he asked for it. >> we need more interesting comments. let's have someone say something interesting. if i hear another person say children are our future i'm going to throw up. >> that was going to be my whole graduation speech i was asked to give. >> next time. >> i have to rewrite the whole thing now. here's what tucker is talking about from twitter. these are some of the comments that came in online. dan wards wrote, amy adams, sandra bullock, meg ryan reese

witherspoon. >> clarissa writes so what he has an opinion. don't like it don't agree with it but it is his opinion. >> i agree with him. remember beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. if he doesn't think that women comedians out there are boots, then they don't meet his definition. >> take to twitter and let us know your thoughts on that. use social media to communicate. do you agree with tucker or not? now to your headlines. fireworks flying overseas on the fourth of july. 16 u.s.-led coalition air strikes pounding the isis strong hold of raqqa, syria. the strikes are response to terror threats ahead of the holiday weekend. the strikes destroying several key isis buildings. the coalition says it will have

debilitating effects on the terrorists ability to spread. days after being released from jail the so-called serial stow away is back in handcuffs. 63-year-old marilyn hartman was arrested on saturday when she didn't have a ticket at o'hare airport. the arrest comes two days after she left the jail after spending two months behind bars. she's made several attempts to board planes without tickets. in recent years, she's only succeeded once. a memorial for service members in hawaii killed in world war i may be torn down. it has fallen into disrepair and now the city of honolulu is considering moving part of the memorial to another location. a final decision won't be made until the end of next year. and a runner learning the hard way the importance of pushing through to the very very end. a racer in atlanta peach tree 10

k, a very fun race celebrating a little bit too early, allowing another runner to win. i think that you are out. you and all the guys are playing some baseball this morning. >> the baseball and weather clicker in my mitt right here. we're good to go. let's talk about the weather a little bit. then elizabeth we're going to test your baseball skills. you got one minute to get ready. here's your forecast across the northeast today. pick your city we're starting off at 9:00 and we'll move through this day, for the most part a pretty good day. except for west virginia and virginia in the afternoon hours, get ready for some storms. down to the southeast, much of texas, pretty good. we'll see heavier rain showers across deep south and florida. get ready for that in the

evening hours. and much great lakes are great as well this afternoon. we'll see some big storms fire across parts of south dakota and minnesota. some of those storms will be severe. finally, parts of the west we are looking at storms across parts of the rockies. southwest, monsoonal moisture and the heat unfortunately continuing in the pacific northwest. >> getting to be the dog days for summer. perfect time of the year for baseball. yesterday, we told you about elizabeth's husband, darryn o'day who is a pitcher for the baltimore orioles. >> he said he could never anchor and do what elizabeth does which is highly impressive. we decided to put yourselves to the test to see if we can pitch at a major league level. >> we'll see if we can pitch at

a little league level. >> not that little leaguers around very impressive. >> coach from west chester county new york and his team let's go solar. squaring off against the fossil fuels. >> let's say we do want to maybe perform like fairly well in a little league level, what tips can you give us for pitching? >> keep your arm up high your front shoulder in and keep your front foot pointed toward the catcher. >> elizabeth i'll catch for you. >> i never made it out of the minors. >> it is worth noting that this little league team is 15-0. so they are good. i think you have a bucket of balls behind you. >> right there. >> what kind of range of pitches should a solid pitcher have? 1, 2, 3, pitches in his arsenal? >> at this level, one is good enough. they could have two, that would be great. >> what kind of speed are we looking at here? >> some of the kids probably

could throw 70 miles an hour. 65 70 miles an hour. >> how old are they? >> if we had a gun right now. it was a slider and i would say it's like 70 80. >> do you say 70 or 7 or 8? >> i would say like not 90. >> give him a knuckle ball. >> i don't want to give away my secrets. >> do you ever play catch with your husband? >> i have played catch with my husband. actually since i played lacrosse in college, i actually used to play with the lacrosse stick and throw it to him. >> you did two seasons of the portland sea dogs. did you pitch mostly for them? >> i did. shpt but then i blew my knee and i went to pitching. >> it's always the injury. how fast does your husband pitch? >> he pitches around 80 miles

per hour which is not very fast for a major league delivery. he pitches side arm. >> can you show us that? side arm pitching whoa. she took out a new york city cab driver. >> why is the side arm pitch is so effective? you don't have the speed necessarily? >> he's coming all the way this way. they usually have specialist pitchers. he comes over this way. the ball is coming this way to the batter and the batter will back away and they will throw like a slider. >> he looks a little more masculine than what i'm doing, with the heels. >> that's okay. we don't want you to look masculine. >> true. >> i'll speak with america when i say that. >> i think you have passed the test. >> i appreciate that. >> i think she just threw ten strikes in a row. >> that was a warm-up pitch. >> what's it like?

pretty good job. >> she was awesome. your side arm i still got to it. >> if i didn't have the really athletic -- >> we're in the district tournament right now which leads up to the little league world series. >> we're rooting for you. county clerks sparking outrage for refusing same-sex marriage licenses despite the supreme court ruling. do they have the religious freedom to do that? and father jonathan morris joins us next and he says no. and billy joel big news. we'll be right back.

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supreme court's decision to make same-sex marriage the law of the land. >> there's been some opposition from county clerk who are supposed to be issuing marriage licenses. should they be allowed to object for religious reasons? father jonathan morrison joins us now. >> if you are put in a situation where you have a couple, a same-sex wants to get married, can you say no? >> i suppose you can. long term it's not realistic. i think if you are a county clerk, with gay marriage being the law of the land at this point, you are going to be forced to leave your job or issue the license and you know what i don't think it's a black and white thing. you can't be faced with your conscious if you are against gay marriage and still issue a license. all of us participate in things that we believe are morally unacceptable right now. let me give you an example. we pay taxes. if you are against abortion

which i am part of my tax dollars, breaking news priests do pay taxes. part of my taxes are going tor abortion right now in the united states in terms of supporting planned parenthood. so we're always participating at some level with things that we find to be morally unacceptable and it's a question of figuring out the balance. how close am i to first of all an intention, i hope not, but in practically supporting things that i disagree with? >> if you are going to take a stand on principle, i think people should stake a -- take a stand for those principles if you are a county clerk, issuing gay marriage licenses get a new job. >> if it's a city or state, definitely i agree with you, if there's a city or state there's one or two gay marriages licenses being issued in this town or city for example, i think government can say you

know what it's not a big deal for us to have somebody issue that license, yes, keep your job. if you are in a town there's lots and lots of gay marriages, to have that job and say i'm not 0 do this one and it gets to be impractical. am i comfortable or not? >> here's a texas attorney general, his statement. judges and other state workers may claim that government cannot force them to conduct same-sex wedding ceremonies over their religious objections. >> i think it's going to be practically turned down. that's just my prediction. but we're living in a changing world and i know people would like me to give a black and white, what is right, this is what is wrong, some things are complicated and we have to recognize that. if you are a taxi driver and a gay couple is coming up to you and going to their wedding, according to your conscious, you

have to avoid them. there's degrees of separation and also degrees of participation. in a very diverse world, we have to figure out a way to be faithful to our conscience without completely blocking ourselves from the rest of society. >> you mentioned part of your tax dollars going to plan parenthood. is it fair to withhold it from your taxes? >> you might go to jail and things get complicated because you have to live and you have to survive. let me give you another example. if you are a nurse working in a hospital public hospital there's abortion can they fours to participate in that abortion? i would say that's way too close to the thing you find morally reprehensible and you say no and you lose your job over it. there's degrees of participation. that's in ethics. it's call form of participation

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>> yes, you did. put your hand in the pocket. >> you called someone? >> i called. >> a sanitation worker was starting his shift when he and his partner stumbled upon a robber. the takedown was caught on camera. >> joining us that sanitation worker and retired marine curtis jackson. thank you for joining us not only for your service but thank you for joining us. this video, it's compelling. tell us -- walk us through what happened. >> my partner and i was starting our shift at a sanitation department. i needed to use the bathroom. he took me to the 7-eleven. we walked to the back of the store. i saw a sign that said employees only. i said let me get the key. as i proceeded to walk to the front of the store, i noticed a man who had his hand in the blazer pocket and pointed to the

cashier. i seen him talking to the cashier. he had his hands up and i noticed that a robbery was in progress. i didn't say anything to my partner. i just backed up and went around -- snuck around the aisle and tried to sneak up on him and grabbed the weapon that he had in what i thought was a gun in his pocket and just whisked it away to the ground in another area. at that point i noticed that he had some chapstick -- >> he was -- >> he was pretending he had a gun. >> how did you get humim on the gun? >> i grabbed him and put him against the wall. i held him against the wall in a forceful stance. he kept wiggling and i kept telling him to stop moving. he wouldn't stop moving. i took him on the ground. >> you held him down. we are seeing video of how this unfolded. you held him down until the police came? >> yes.

>> how long was that. >> a little -- just less than two minutes. >> how brave. very brave. >> what was he saying to you? >> he was telling me that he just wanted to get coffee. he just came in for coffee. i said that's not the way you get coffee. you don't get coffee by acting luke you want to like you want to stick the place up. he said he needs help. i said you will goat all the help you need in prison. >> what did the police say? >> they liked it. they thanked me. >> why did you -- i'm impressed. you think he has a gun. most people would say, now is my chance to split. but you disarm him. >> a lot of things ran through my mind. i didn't want to be another victim along with the cashier. the cashier was already a victim. my partner and i -- now we're going to be victims. i didn't want to be a victim. it could have escalated to a

hostage situation. had the gun been real. it could have been a worse situation than it was. i just tried to minimize that. >> do you think your training as a marine helped? >> yeah. if i didn't learn the moves -- it's called line training. if you google it you will find it. if i didn't learn the line training that i had, i would never have known how to use certain wrist locks and hand locks and movements. you condition learnan't learn that on your own. you have to demonstrate it. >> fantastic. is the guy in rykers in. >> i believe so. he had 30 arrests and 40 outstanding warrants. >> you have thought about searching to the nypd? >> i'm too old for that. i will take out the trash. if i have to take out this type of trash, i will too. >> amen. curtis jackson -- there are several curtis jacksons you are the best. >> everybody calls me 50 at work. >> you are at least $1.50 in our view.

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all you have to do is find him a girlfriend. he is not kidding about it either. start calling your single friends immediately. we will meet him straight ahead. see if you can find him love. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ >> that's one of the few made in america dogs. there are others we will set brat this fourth of july weekend. >> all dogs are welcome. what do you do with the fourth of july leftovers? we have two chefs here. they can tell what you to do. >> there is one of our favorite chefs here. he will show you what to do with leftovers. there's not a lot of leftovers in my house.

>> no leftovers in my house. >> we ate everything. >> there may be a sad, lonely cup cake cupcake in the corner. >> but no icing. find it. >> elizabeth is here this morning. >> thank you for having me. last hour of the show. we will get to headlines. skies lighting up across the country to celebrate america's birthday. >> in hawaii the island state, people crowding the coastline to get a look at the fireworks on wie the beach. >> in our nation's capital as fireworks lit up around the washington monument. a lot of smoke. is that a firework or cannons? seems like there's cannons there. at the white house, the president saluting our troops. >> without you, we could not enjoy the incredible blessings that we do in this greatest

country on earth. we are so appreciative to all of you. >> we were having a debate about who has the best fireworks. i'm sticking by philadelphia. >> you always stick by philadelphia. look at these from south carolina. projecting on the uss yorktown. you have been bringing us proud american moment ss. >> you are close enough. >> i try. >> the great navy museum in charleston we have been there all weekend. the candidates have been talking to new hampshire. talk about the greatness of america and fight with each other. two of them in particular jeb bush and donald trump. jeb bush was in new hampshire yesterday. he was asked about donald trump trump's comment about illegal aliens. he responded.

here is what jeb bush said. >> i don't think he represents the republican party. his views are way out of the mainstream of what republicans think. no one suggests that we shouldn't control our borders. everybody has a belief that we should control our borderers. to make these extraordinarily ugly kind of commends is not reflective of the represent party. trump is wrong on this. >> he said he was offended. his wife is mexican. he says we try to raise them in a culturally mindful household. he said he was offended by trump's comments. trump yesterday talking about immigration saying i'm one of the only members of the gop candidate pool who has a plan and is talking about it. listen. >> we have many cases like this. nobody wants to talk about it. it seeps like i'm the whipping post because i bring it up. i don't understand. whether you are liberal, conservative republican

democrat why wouldn't you talk about a problem? there's tremendous crime. >> i was surprised to hear jeb bush's comments. some of the gop candidates they just started speaking out against trump. they have been quiet at the beginning and started speaking out. now it seems like it's getting a little more heated. we're getting more back and forth and really what i think americans want are to hear the issues. >> i think that's right there are two ways to criticize what trump said. you can criticize the way or the substance of which he said. one of the main points he made was mexico probably not sending us its best and brightest. we can debate whether that's true or not. maybe mexico is sending software developers to the united states. you need to insert facts into it. i haven't seen any kind of debate over the substance of what trump said. >> you can disagree with him. one of his quotes was, i think we should have a wall between mexico and the united states. you can completely disagree with that statement, but he is offering us something. that gives me something to or

not to vote for. >> he has slammed marco rubio for not having a strong position on immigration at this point. hillary clinton was up there shaking hands, taking selfies. this is part of the new process for -- it's not just kissing babies and shaking hands anymore. you have to take a selfie every time with everyone. she was up there. she was -- she was shaking hands with people. hugging people shaking hands, kissing babies. but people that were kept far away from hillary clinton, the press corps. held behind a rope corral. this looks like a joke like an "onion" article. >> like animals in a feed lot. >> of course yes, she's shaking the hands of the folks of people. the media is -- this is her life line. this is the rest of nation. this is the message that she's sending out, we at home who are not able to shake her hand and ask her questions in person that's why the media is there, are being corralled -- these reporters are at the whim of the candidate.

they have no choice when they are on the trail. it looks like they have limited access to her. >> it raises two interesting questions, i think. why does the press put up with this? why are they passive, they allow themselves to be corralled? two, what is hillary clinton afraid of? she won't answer questions. why is that? confident, smart people who know what they believe, have no problem talking about it. the people who do maybe are hiding something. >> we heard obama administration say it's the most transparent and there is access to the press -- the press had access to the president. that's not true at all. they are kept in corrals. they are kept in a holding room off to the side. we were talking about theodore roosevelt. he used to exhaust the press corps. they would be so tired for the amount of time he would spend with them -- he was shot by a would-be assassin in the middle of a speech and kept speaking. it will take more than that to

kill a bull moose he said. >> that happened in america, which has independent for 240 years, much to the chagrin of a left-wing blog. they argued that america should never have left great britain. >> here is the crux of the argument. american independence in 1776 was a monumental mistake. we should be maurning the fact that we left the united kingdom, not cheering it. of course evaluating the wisdom of the american revolution means dealing with counter factuals. as any historian will tell you, it's a messy business. he lists reasons why it was a mistake. >> the three reasons, by the way, he said the abolish -- we would have independence bad nor native americans. we have a better government if we stuck with britain. >> my favorite line is if this

child is a historian -- a historian will tell you america has committed sins. look at the rest of the world. is there another country in the history of planet earth that has done more for others and gotten less in return? the answer is no. has there been a more altruistic country, misguided, but mow tu motivated by good intenses. >> compare our history to the british empire. >> no country has had more colonies than the british empire and brought more violence on its people. the idea that native americans in this country would be better off under the british empire that's -- >> you have to be ahistorical to say something like this. i think most people under 30 who can't identify what century the civil war took place in don't know anything. that's why they have no perspective. that's the sum total of american history. we're terrible. do you know anything about any other place in the world? >> one of the things i was surprised about is he compared our government to the government in the uk saying they could pass

a law quickly with a pen. he is almost embarrassed that we have checks and balances or that we have balances of power and that there's a legislative branch and executive branch and judicial branch. that's a beautiful thing. >> what a crazy world when liberals are defending the monarchy. how do we get to that? >> what does he want? >> you have liberals saying a monarchy is a more efficient way. >> we should be mourning the fact that we -- >> i'm the liberal here. these people are authoritarian. >> if he wants to move -- >> good luck finding a better place. >> immigration policy is wide open. >> go to our website or our facebook and weigh in. holiday weekend terror. two people are dead three others missing after a pontoon capsized overnight. it hit a bridge in the ohio river louisville kentucky. nine people were on board.

three kids and an adult were rushed to the hospital. two of the missing also believed to be children. rescuers say the current is too swift to send dive teams at this time. a deck disaster in north carolina sends a family plunging to the ground. more than 20 people were hurt in the fall. at least two of them have critical injuries. police are trying to figure out exactly what caused the collapse. fireworks flying overseas on the fourth of july. 16 u.s. led coalition air strikes pounding isis stronghold in syria. a senior military officials says the strikes are in response to terror threats ahead of the holiday weekend. the strikes destroying several key isis buildings. the coalition calling it one of the largest deliberate engagements in syria to date. the u.s. womanen's team takes on japan tonight in the world cup final. it's a rematch of 2011 which

japan won on a penalty kick. the women hoping to settle the score and win their first world cup since 1999. kickoff time is 7:00 p.m. eastern. watch the game on fox. >> you should watch the game on fox. >> or you will. you will. you don't have a choice. >> tonight, 7:00 p.m. first of all, happy birthday. >> thank you very much. >> what is your name? >> mary. >> happy birthday. your daughter bringing you in. welcome from thailand. >> thank you. >> watching us all the way from tie -- from thailand. a very nice day across much of the northeast. the southeast, one more day of rain to deal with. that's as this system kind of begins to wind up and eventually

move out of the area. today, heaviest rain is still in the southeast. later today across georgia and also the virginias get ready for that. then out across the west we have monsoonal moisture and a disturbance out of the northern plains in canada. a threat for severe weather across south dakota and minnesota later today as well as very warm temperatures. that cools down tomorrow. back to you inside. >> thanks a million. coming up critics come out of the woodwork against donald trump. ann coulter is right there with him. >> these are not people who have a right to be here. i don't care if they are rapists. i don't care if they are collecting welfare. immigration is a government policy like any other. >> another legal is accuseillegal is accused of murder. does she have a point? how this plane landed upside down on a beach packed with

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welcome back. ann coulter under fire -- she's aumz under always under fire. people are angry they said this on fox last week. >> these are not people who have a right to be here. i don't care if there are two people coming in who are collecting welfare. immigration is a government policy like any other. it should be used to benefit the people living here. there should not be any criminals coming in. bringing in people who are felons can't we cross that off the list? >> you would think. she has a message to her critics after this illegal immigrant is accused of shooting and killing a young woman. joining us now ann coulter. do you feel vindicated sadly?

>> yeah not much to feel vindicated over. i'm dieing to know if jeb bush attacked donald trump for his commends the actual day katherine was murdered by an ill leem -- an illegal immigrant. i'm gathering he won't speak at her funeral. the media was consumed with americans to be on the look skrout for out for isis and shark attacks, which ticker had a ertucker had a hilarious segment on. more americans will have been killed by mexicans than by isis or by sharks bit end of the weekend. >> do you think that the news is reporting what happened to katherine katherine? i'm looking for headlines. i see it occasionally. i don't see it all over the headlines. >> that's actually a great question. usually, it's completely buried. i would say this story is getting more coverage than immigrants killing americans usually do.

because this happened some place liberals might go. there was a drunk driving -- that's one of the main ways particularly latin americans kill americans and people living here through drunk driving. as "the huffington post" said hispanics at greatest risk for drunk driving accidents. there was an accident in l.a. a few years ago by the producer and creator of a christmas story. that got a fair amount of attention. i asked all my friends in hollywood, why did we find out this one was an illegal immigrant? it's usually covered up. there were guesses. one is this was a famous person. this could have happened to them. there are so many drunk driving accidents, so many americans being killed and raped in places liberals don't go. they take the cheap labor. we have this incredibly prosperous society and business has figured out -- i figured out

a way to make more money by externalizing my cost not only to the american taxpayer but to american crime victims. note in this case part of the reason the illegal immigrant who murdered this beautiful woman was still here. he had been deported a few times. san francisco is a sanctuary city. they didn't turn him over. that's one point. >> i want to stop you there. bring you back to something -- unpack something you said a minute ago. i want to get to the response from the fellow republicans to donald trump's statements about immigration. jeb bush described him as extraordinarily ugly. what specifically about his comments do you think his fellow candidates dislike most and why? >> well for one thing, republicans have fallen for this same con. they have done it for decades. i shouldn't be surprised they

are doing it now. democrats persuade them that they must focus like a laser beam on cutting off some small slice of a traditionally liberal constituency whether feminists, abortion ladies the gun -- now they are obsessed with hispanic vote. you don't see democrats doing anything like that. they don't spend their time figuring out, how do we get a little bit more of the gun right supporters to vote for us? they don't do that. maybe it's not a good strategy. it repeatedly doesn't work. george bush -- he got 40% of the hispanic vote. that's still moving republicans. >> ann coulter. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you. looking for love? this guy is. he is willing to pay big bucks

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joining us now, the man himself. >> i wouldn't say i'm sick of the traditional mediums for finding a date. i like to experiment with different things. i think that anybody you talk to even those who are having success through bars or whatever dating websites i think most would agree that there's probably something better out there that's beyond what people are doing right now. who knows if that's this? thought i would give it a shot. >> what was your breaking point? how many dating websites did you try out before you decided, i'm going to offer somebody ten k? >> i don't think there was a tragic super hero origin moment where i reached a breaking point. it's more like just over time. i've been on a couple different dating websites and gone through traditional means like recommendations from co-workers and friends. you know i think it's all very

very time consuming and really inefficient. it's hard to get the true you out there. >> you true you. >> i like that. >> you cut through the smoke. i'm going to hand over $10,000. i don't want to waste six years of my life. will hand over $10,000 and find love. have you gotten any push back from friends, relatives, saying what are you doing? >> you know i think people have actually been pretty supportive. i'm very happy about. i think there's a lot of i think, idealization of this idea of sayre dipty where you want to -- people want to think you find love by reaching for the same box of cereal at a grocery store and your hand brushes against somebody else's. >> that's so romantic. >> yeah. that sounds really good. i think for something this important, i think you should be willing to put in more work than that. >> to be clear, the ten grand

goes not to the woman but to the person who finds the woman? >> right. >> what are you looking for? what are the criteria? >> you know i hate to be overly descriptive. >> go ahead. >> i think that's -- i think you can -- i have stuff listed on the website, which are basically things that are telling of whether or not i'm going to get along with somebody. intellectually curious, willing to spend time learning stuff for the sake of it things like -- i put knowing the difference between astronomy and astrology, which is -- >> let's be real here. what are the real requirements? >> if someone -- let's say i find you a date and it doesn't work out. do you still get the $10,000? >> what's the threshold? how long? does it have to last six months a year? >> the threshold was six months. i figured that's a lot of time for me to figure out if the

person is genuine and if i do get along. i think that's a decent threshold. >> we're expecting a cut and an invitation to the wedding and an opportunity to rehearse you. >> sure. >> i hope your website is strong. what's the address? >> it's just dateren.com. >> see if it can hold up under the pressure. >> absolutely. >> sounds like a successful high-tech company. >> you might be on to something. >> we're all working for dateren.com. >> thanks for having me. you have seen this man several times on "fox & "fox & friends." he is 12. he has a lot of opinions. >> they deserve a future. and i will do whatever it takes to fight for that future. >> you will not see him anymore for a while. he has gotten death threats and he is off the internet. we will tell you what happened.

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welcome back to "fox & friends" on this beautiful sunday morning, post fourth of july. you have been sending in your proud fourth of july photos. right near cape >> this is jason with his daughter amber straightening flags. >> this picture leading the oldest fourth of july parade in the nation. i bet it's in new england. just a guess. >> here is luke showing his american pride during his very first fourth of july. >> so sweet. send us your #proudamericanphotos. we have a couple more breaks left. we will show them to you. >> get on the phone and wave to your family and friends right now. we want to get to a fox news

aletter a alert. >> like pictures from athens as the vote is too close to call. >> the vote that could affect europe and markets here in the u.s. >> we were out for most of the day at polling stations. turnout, i am told is heavy. there's a very good reason. the future of greece is on the table. na could affect europe one of our most important international partners in a lot of different ways. that affects us as well. the question in this referendum is technically, do aweyou approve of the conditions being put on a bailout package that will help greece deal with its debt? to cut through that is do you want greece in the european union? do you want them having the euro or do you not? that's the way a lot of people are seeing it. we heard from people on both sides, young people worried

about their future. they go out the european union. older people concerned about the austerity measures piled on the country, 25% unemployment 25% shrinkage of gdp. they are in tough shape. all of this is happening as we have been reporting as banks have been closed huge lines at atms. people are desperate. not the greatest conditions for a vote. we will find out the results in a couple hours. back to you. >> thank you. now a look at headlines. a woman shot at a pittsburgh amusement park. the search is on to find the gunman. a bullet hit the woman in the chest as the park was closing after the fireworks celebration. they believe it came from outside the park and think it may have been celebratory gunfire. the woman is recovering at a hospital. she is expected to be okay. a veteran denied treatment by the v.a. it's caught on camera.

>> he was trying to get treatment for his ptsd. he told us it was the second time he was turned away from the v.a. >> i had an issue with another facility. people just didn't believe my story, didn't believe that the v.a. would tell a veteran that. i decided to flip my phone on and i was told they were not accepting new patients. >> the v.a. apologized. the chief of staff reached out to him and helped him get appointments. so much for the tolerant left. a 12-year-old receiving death threats for his views. he has appeared on "fox "fox & friends" telling liberals that negativity is something he expected from them. >> i have always been told if you are not receiving push back you are not pushing hard enough. when i received that bit of

negative feedback it's telling me i'm doing what i'm supposed to be doing and fighting for what i believe in. >> the twitter threats he has been receiving are going way too far. wish we could switch trayvon's life for yours. unaccessible. that threat and more toward his family and he is taking a step back from social media. it's a big day for a very little princess. princess charlotte will be baptized in a few hours from now. the ceremony is at the same church where her late grandmother was also christened. they will greet their adoring public after the service. she is expected to wear the same outfit brother george wore at his baptism two years ago. excited to see those pictures. we did break from the monarchy to be clear. >> we did? >> we did. >> i don't know if you read that. a look at the forecast this morning. >> good morning.

a beautiful morning across the northeast. not so much across the southeast. show you what's going on. a lot of places have had a lot of flooding over the last two months. we have more rain. here is what the next seven days look like. pick your town and your area and you can see what the next seven days looks like. drying out a little across the southeast but more rain coming in across kansas oklahoma and texas. some of the spots may be four to five inches. we could see localized flooding again. heavy rain in week and tonight ant tomorrow across the northern plains. across the northeast, a beautiful day. in the afternoon, we see rain move in across virginia and west virginia. to the southeast, showers for one more day. hot across texas and oklahoma. storms across the far northern plains. beautiful in the great lakes. across the west the heat continues in the pacific northwest. >> i'm ready. i'm ready. >> we are ready. if it's the fourth of july you have probably a lot of leftover

food burgers, ribs and all this stuff. we're not just eating a cold rib or -- >> absolutely. >> grab it out of the fridge. but this is better. >> the gulf coast is going to clear up and we're heading on vacation. >> take the baby. dip the toes in the water. >> you better eat your leftovers before you go. >> mac and cheese with leftover ribs. these can get dry. get them in something nice and at we're doing is taking the classic mac and cheese recipe with the sauce we're adding in our favorite cheese. that goes into the sauce. you are mixing pasta -- a few cheeses. >> layers of flavor. we layer in of course, the

ribs. >> the rib meat goes in. mix that in and put it in the pan. bake it. everybody loves that. you will be thrilled. the only argument comes when it's time to clean the pot. >> this is the one time of year that i don't complain. i have my extreme rubber sponge. gets out all the food stains. no pre-soaking. they don't smell. >> four types fast ztimes faster than a regular sponge. >> if the ribs dry out putting it in the mac and cheese will resurrect it. >> the cheese sauce will -- throw in tons more barbecue sauce, which isn't exciting. >> it doesn't hurt the ribs are amazing. >> super exciting. >> rick is eyeing the wine the day after the fourth. this is a delicious dark horse. >> keep that summer entertaining going. >> under $10.

>> the watermelons are huge. >> make this beautiful salad. we took slices cubed them up, tossed with olives lime juice, onions. >> it's aged goat cheese on top. >> fresh basil. >> the last thing. >> this is the leftover cheese bug burger pizza. we grill the crust. toe tomato sauce, chop up the burgers, more cheese. throw this back on the grill. cheese melted. finish with lettuce and toemato. >> i like that it's still the weekend. keep the party going. >> have your dark horse, have your cheese, barbecue. >> thank you. >> enjoy your vacation. >> back to you inside. >> i love it. i'm staying out here near the

cheese. >> we see you eyeing the mac and cheese. >> thank you. coming up a disabled veteran calls the cops when his family was illegally kicked out of a hotel over a service dog. now their thank you to the officer going viral. that couple join us live next. these furry friends have one thing in common. the breeds were born here in the united states. why they are so unique. do they know they are in the best country in the world? ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do.

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in the law enforcement but takes the time to snuggle my sweet boy as well. job well done memphis pd. the facebook post and this photo right here now going viral. here with the story is troy hensley and his wife lori. >> thank you for having us. >> you went to this hotel. what happened when you got there? >> we went to check in. we actually paid for hotel and booked two weeks in advance, lettedlet ed them know we were traveling with a service dog. when we went to check in the desk clerk denied giving us the room because of the service dog. >> tell us about your service to this country. >> i served six years in the united states army as an infantryman. >> lori you were worried about how this was going to escalate because of what your husband had gone through, right? >> yes. many veterans have ptsd.

not all wounds are visible. you never know how somebody will react when placed in a stressful situation like that especially after traveling 13 hours with three hungry exhausted children who just want to eat and go to bed. it was just kind of a tense moment knowing that this was happening and we weren't getting anywhere with them listening to us to get them to check in the ada laws. >> what did they say when you tried to check in with the dog? >> they informed me that they are speaking to the lady at the front desk they called the owner. and after speaking to him, he said that he did not allow a service dog to stay at his hotel. i tried to explain some of the laws to her. the law didn't necessarily matter in this instance. they felt like since he owned his hotel that he had the right to refuse me. >> lori you called police. what happened?

>> officer walker showed up. he was just absolutely incredible. he was compassionate and kind and calm. and completely just diffused everything. he let the hotel know they were in the wrong and that they could face fines if they did this to us. it was just nice to know that he not only knew the law but he really took the time to talk to our family comforted our children and reassured them that everything was okay. it was just so refreshing to be treated so kindly by someone in a strange city after traveling so long and this happening. >> how special is the dog for you and your family? >> she's very special. wherever i go she's allowed to go. i have an 18-month-old son. my dog and my son go everywhere i do. whenever she's not allowed to go somewhere, it tends to upset me. luckily, that's one of the reasons she's here is to keep me calm in these situations so i don't end up getting a little

frustrated with the situation like this. >> love ryri what does she mean to you? >> she has been a blessing to the family. before we had her, troy rarely left the house. he was -- had such severe anxiety. he was scared to go anywhere. just having her, he is going back out in public. he is able to run errands for me. it's so much more comfortable doing things that normal people get to do. she's really brought life back to him and to our family. she's just -- she's priceless. >> after you posted that on facebook about officer walker did you hear from him? what was his response to all of this about you praising this police officer? >> we did. we got in touch with him through facebook. i think we were both just shocked that this has gotten the attention that it has gotten so fast and so much. he was grateful. they don't always get to hear the nice things about them. it's usually somebody calling to complain about what they do or say to them.

so he was just very grateful. we're just so appreciative to him. he really did -- he made all the difference. >> we're glad we get to share the story in front of two million more people this morning who hear it out there. lori and troy thank you for your service to their country. we appreciate you sharing your story. >> thank you. >> thank you for your time. >> you bet. coming up on the show these furry friends all have one thing in comment. they are all made in the usa. why these proud american breeds are so unique straight ahead. we told you about elizabeth's major league husband. we tested her baseball skills. what does her relief pitcher major league husband think of her skills? he will join us live with his critique. my school reunion's coming fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear.

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>> okay. >> the akc wanted to mention that they have a great breed rescue. if you want to do rescue -- >> this is a spaniel. >> these are boynton spaniels. they are south carolina dogs. they were bred to hunt for ducks and turkeys. they are super compact and they can hang out in the boat and then once you've shot your quarry they'll jump out and get them. >> they do. i've seen them jump into the ice and break through the ice. >> they also love to be loved. >> they do. they're fantastic family dogs. wonderful size. very compact. they love to snuggle. they're great for kids. they do have to be in an active home. if you don't hunt you have to do active things with them. >> what are the big health issues with them?

eating things they shurnlt so then they have to go into surgery and take all sorts of things. >> exactly. >> this beautiful pup right here. >> this is an american staffordshire terrier. they were shifted from the english breed to the american breed in 1969. they are such sweet, loyal dogs. >> are they hunting dogs? >> they are not. they are loving dogs. they were originally bred to do baiting. they're super tough, super strong. cricket is a therapy dog. she does a lot of agility and obedience. they make for fantastic, fantasticfan tas fantastic pets. >> good family dog? >> yes. nanny dogs. >> this dog could track an escaped prisoner. >> or raccoon. this is a bluetick coon hound. they originated in louisiana.

they're a mifks of a bunch of french and english hounds. >> what's he trying to say? >> he loves fox news. >> one of their health things you need to be aware of is they're predisposed to bloat. there's a surgery that can be performed before that happens so that you don't have to worry about that. it's called a gastropexy. >> great to see you. >> we're going to be right back. don't go away. we'll be back with more dogs. >> thank you, guys. this is awesome! ♪ ♪ put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts.

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sure. >> i think we can all agree with that. >> we just had a picture on the scene with your sidearm pitch. elizabeth tried one of those. i don't think it was as good as yours but it wasn't bad. >> i would say it was sort of in the strike zone but maybe it was a little outside the strike zone if the strike zone was more of a ball. >> move of an end zone. >> thank you. >> more of an end zone. >> soccer goal. >> yeah. >> hey field. >> a hay field. >> work in progress. she was a lacrosse player. baseball is new to her. i don't know if the heels really helped either. >> no the heels, they sort of inhibited, you know the angle that i was releasing the ball but i was able to work on my change-up. i was bragging about it. my velocity is pretty killer. i think i can probably teach you a few things. >> are you playing tonight, darryn? >> i am today, yeah. we're in chicago right now. >> hey, darryn did you get to watch any of the show the last couple of days? if so how do you think

elizabeth did anchoring the show this weekend? >> tread lightly. >> i think she did great. you guys work with her but i've got to live with her. i'm excited. it's a positive weekend as long as we don't come home with one of those dogs. we have enough dogs already. >> you know what i learned about your wife that i didn't know? she is legitimately hilarious and fast. we had a couple of minor meltdowns and she was the fastest to recover. >> actually it was me doing the minor meltdowns so i didn't have a choice. >> to showcase your talents. it's usually me that does them. i'm thrilled. she did an amazing job zb if. >> if there's more than a syllable i get hung up. >> good job today. >> good job this past weekend. >> again, if you need tips go ahead and re-watch the show. >> any pitching tips come to elizabeth. >> nice to meet you. >> really is. >> tucker you know one good point. you can never be legitimately funny without being legitimately

smart. >> i'm too dumb to know that. >> that went way over my head. >> tomorrow? you thought today was great, tomorrow national fried chicken day. >> what? how did you know that? >> i just knew. i keep track. >> we're smart. >> oh. congress remaining skeptical of any final nuclear dealing with iran. good morning, everyone. happy fourth of july weekend. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." would iran hold true to any deal? i will talk to a member of the senate intelligence committee in a few moments. plus the pentagon shifting its strategy for the first time in four years. the first navy s.e.a.l. to serve in the house of representatives on the threat of lone wolf attacks, and his push for new resources. shedding light on hillary clinton and her unofficial adviser sidney bloom