i believe it can be a great experience for children. >> janice says they spend so much money on the wedding anyway why not provide daycare on the side in another room for people who want to come to the wedding and can't afford a baby-sitter. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. good morning to you. it is monday july 6th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. he murdered an innocent woman in broad daylight now this illegal immigrant who was deported five times is breaking his silence. >> did you shoot kate steinle, the lady who was down on pier 14? >> yes. >> why was he here in the first place? more from the killer's confession ahead. now it's getting personal donald trump's republican rivals lashing out over immigration. >> to paint with that broad a brush, he's going to have to

defend those remarks. i never will. >> it is the donald who is firing back this morning. his latest twitter tirade straight head. plus call it the american dream. >> that's it! game over! the u.s. wins the 2015 women's world cup. >> wow team usa takes down japan in sensational fashion. they win the world cup for the first time in 16 years and the fans are ecstatic. >> the fact that it turned 4-0 in 20 minutes is the absolutely amazing. they deserve every bit of it. >> more on the big win because mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ oh, yeah.

how was your fourth of july? as you can see, screen left, sally doocy and i are in bruce springsteen's home state of new jersey living up the red, white, and blue. >> we had baseball and an american flag cake. >> we had my nephew step in for the family shot. >> we have our pictures our play by play of those will be coming up soon. in the meantime if you didn't have enough in your fourth of july barbecue we've got more for you today. it's national fried chicken day and we're celebrating all morning long with pop eyes. >> monday is fried chicken today and tomorrow is clearasil day. >> oh, it is the 6th. it's my anniversary.

>> happy birthday to your marriage. >> how many years? >> 13 years. >> no wonder you are blocking it. >> i can barely count of course i can remember. >> i hope he's not. next hour it's going to be different. next hour it's my anniversary. >> that's right. >> welcome to "fox & friends." it was thursday night, jim and katie steinle, father and his daughter were walking along pier 14 in san francisco and out of nowhere, seemingly at random she was gunned down. as it turns out, the guy with the gun, that man right there, an illegal ie lee yen by the name of francisco sanchez. he initially said that he found this gun after he ate some sleeping pills he found in a dumpster and he was shooting at sea lions. >> it makes total sense.

>> he has changed that story. >> his criminal history is long. seven felonies and five deportations didn't make what any of what he said make sense. this is his jailhouse interview. >> did you shoot kate steinle, the lady who was down in pier 14? >> yes. >> you do shoot her? where did you get the gun? >> over there in the bed sheet. i pulled out my leg and i see that one t-shirt and then see over there something like that. boom boom three times. >> why did you come back to the u.s.? why did you come back to san francisco? >> i'm looking for a job in a restaurant or roofing. >> he knows he's in a sang --

sangt ware -- sanctuary city. last time he was arrested was march. he let's him out in april and he kills in july. >> it's interesting. all four candidates for president express support for these sanctuary city. >> she died in the arms of her father and she said to him help me dad. the family of that woman's family kate steinle hopes that something is done about the immigration problem in this country. donald trump says essentially this is what i'm talking about. our southern border is out of

control. this is absolutely disgraceful, meanwhile, other republican candidates fired at mr. trump and some were with him. listen. >> i was offended by his remarks. to paint that broad of a brush that donald trump is he's going to have to again those remarks. i never will. >> it's the wrong message and by the way i know the human spirit. i haven't found a wall that can be built that a determined human being can be get around it. >> i like donald trump. he's bold and brash. >> donald trump not taking it lying down. he tweeted this at rick perry. he said rick perry failed at the border and now he's critical of me. needs a new pair of glasses to see the crimes committed by

illegal immigrants. >> if you don't make a quick stand, all of a sudden you get condemned. i don't think people are calling out democrats about bernie sanders. >> it became clear that the president wasn't going to deal with the issue, they surged our law enforcement and national guard there. they had a 74% decrease in apprehensions in the region. sort of a take that to donald trump. >> donald trump is out there. he said those things. ted cruz has supported him. rick santorum said essentially his comments are right and bill crystal says the republican party should aspect parts of donald trump's message that are working. what he's talking about? he's talking about when he was making the comments about the criminal element that is able to come into this country, he's talking about this guy who

gunned down kate steinle. >> donald trump says they are bringing drugs, crime, and rapists and some are good people. prior to that he said i love mexican people and i deal with mexico and these are no the good people coming across the border. if they are coming across the border and they are being taken advantage of by coyotes. >> some on the other side say you can't have it both ways. people are jumping out of business with donald trump. >> he certainly has touched a nerve because so many people say he's right. we got to do something about what is happening on our southern border. let's talk about what happened last night 7:00 eastern time. the u.s. took on japan. it was going to be a revenge situation from four years ago when they blew a lead and were beaten in penalty kids by the japanese in a crushing fashion. they wanted revenge. they were happy. some say they got another shot

at japan and within 20 minutes they in a staggering onslaught were up by four goals. can you believe it? >> and a hat trick by carli lloyd, the first of the women's in the world cup to happen. think about the timing of the fourth of july weekend and the celebration that you see here for the united states of america. victory for the red, white, and blue. it is outstanding. when you think about all the little kids and girls watching with their shin guards on it is so motivating and exciting. i dare to say exceptional. >> the game took place in canada but it was probably one of the most one-sided neutral sites for a world cup final ever. the canadians were there but so many americans as well. not only there, but around the world. listen to this. >> i'm so proud of the usa team. can't believe it. go usa. >> the fact that it turned to 4 on had in 20 minutes is

absolutely amazing. they deserve every bit of it. >> and after this win, i think it's going to take off a lot more. >> i'm proud to be an american you know so very happy, joyous moment. >> i never had a doubt in my mind. from the moment the game started, i knew we were going to win. >> this could be the all-time record for a usa soccer team. they got 17 people domestically watching. i'm curious to see, they have already set ratings records but to see carli lloyd do what she did in 20 minutes, and knowing she missed a penalty kick four years ago and to see the u.s. team outrunning them in the end up three goals was incredible. >> it's going to be incredible to talk to these teammates right here. >> 7:00 a.m. the u.s. women's soccer team joins us live. >> carli lloyd, amy wambach and

hope solo with us live 50 minutes right here on your channel for news and it's your channel for sports as well as we turn to heather. starts with nascar. >> hope you had a great holiday weekend. happening overnight. scary moments to show you at daytona. dale earnhart jr's victory is being overshadowed by a crash at the finish line. did you see that? >> the big one happens behind him. >> austin dylan's car was launched into the fences tearing down part of the fence there. the racer finally coming to a stop upside down. his crew scrambling on the track to discover he was uninjured. a few fans had minor injuries. we'll bring you more. overseas overnight, greece's finance minister steps down as the country votes no on

bailout terms. citizens celebrated in the streets after 61% of greeks rejected yet another bailout that would come with some austerity measures. dwrooes -- greece's prime minister says the no vote will give its government a better hand in negotiating with european officials. european leaders have called for an emergency eurozone summit for tomorrow. today, more than one million will gather in ecuador to hear pope francis speak. this is the first time back in his home region since he became pope three year ago. he's expected to talk about caring for the poor and protecting the environment. he will make stops in bolivia and paraguay on this trip. >> have a great weekend. coming up fourth of july family photo turns into a horrifying scene when their deck collapsed right beneath them. now investigators know exactly

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we got a fox news alert for you right now. an illegal i am grant accused of murdering a woman in california should not have been on the streets in the first place. francisco sanchez has seven felony convictions and was deported back to mexico five times. so what was he doing in san francisco last thursday? joining right now to discuss is vice president of the national border patrol counsel sean moreans. he killed that woman? >>his is something that's going to play out many times in this country and already has because of a broken immigration system where you have policies in san francisco where it's a sanctuary city we have no make to make

them comply with immigration law so we can pick these people up and make sure they get removed from this country. >> channel 7 out in san francisco did a jailhouse interview with him. they said why did you keep coming back? he says well, for the jobs and he knew that san francisco was a sanctuary city. he knew if he got in trouble, nothing is really going to happen to me. >> yeah the people that we're dealing with coming across the border they know the rules, they know the laws and this is just inexcusable. it's a broken system when a criminal like this slips through the cracks but we're the ones creating the cracks so it's our own fault. >> okay. you know san francisco, a sanctuary city is los angeles, a sanctuary city here in new york city a sanctuary city. how are sanctuary cities different than other cities where people are watching right now? >> as time goes on there's not going to be as much distinction. dhs and cvp now have a new

detainer policy ha that's absolutely no teeth. it doesn't matter if it's a sanctuary city or not. we can't make these jurisdictions comply with these detainers. you are going to see more criminals like that should not be here will remain here. they are going to be released and commit more crimes. >> but a big component to this is political, isn't it shawn? washington is telling i.c.e. and dea how to operate, right? >> this is 100% political and both parties are to blame for this. i can count on both hands the number of politicians in washington that are actually serious about border security and until we enforce the laws that are on our books and have the political will to let ice agents and border patrol agents go out and do their jobs we're always going to have this problem. both sides are playing to their constituencies because they don't want to have true border

security. >> sir, thank you very much. >> thank you. terrible story. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. badgered and bullied by his employer this hero fighter pilot says his civilian bosses keep telling him to stop playing soldier and refuse to give him a raise. he joins us live with his plan to fight back coming up next. and is hollywood's most secretive religion losing its golden boys? why tom cruise might be calling it quits. >> who is coming with me? who is coming with me? diagram

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bombs in nigeria, one exploding at a crowded mosque the other at a restaurant. they have kill more than 200 people in the past week. a brand-new way to keep our postal workers safe on the job. the u.s.p.s. is giving ban panic buttons to our letter carriers. he flew 30 combat missions in desert storm and was wounded in baghdad, but this hero fighter pilot is facing a different battle. colonel jack o'connell is being denied leave to attend his military training all because his employer wants him to quit playing soldier. colonel, thank you for being here right now. i read that quote and i thought who would say such a thing to someone who has served our nation and be willing to go at a

moment's notice to defend our freedom. this is your workplace saying that you are playing soldier. what was your reaction to that? >> you know it's offensive. i understand how employers are frustrated and they are inconvenienced because employees have to leave to serve in the military reserve, but we don't get to pick and choose what wars we fight. we don't get to pick and choose when and where we're going to go. we get an order and we're oblige to fulfill that order. so i just found it offensive that an employer doesn't understand what the service members are going through. you know they are not the ones that are going overseas leaving family and friends behind. they are not the ones dealing with the stress of you know being in a less than hospitable environment. >> the battles that you face in times of war, in the 30 missions

that you flew i'm sure there were some surprises there, but did you ever think it would be here on our soil that you will face a battle with an employer like this? >> no no and i think that was really the big surprise. as we chatted earlier, you expect to be opt the defensive over in a combat zone. you don't expect to come back and have to be on the defensive in a hostile work environment. >> what's behind this? >> you know i'm not really sure. i don't know whether it's just you know that the employer feels frustrated you know with multiple deployments or whether they just want to bring somebody else in. i don't know. >> what was your reaction? because it would be pretty adviservisceral i would imagine if someone said quit playing soldier and get back to work? >> it was said to me twice.

i kind of smiled a little wry smile and walk away because i realize what they are saying is illegal, you know. it's illegal under federal law, and, you know i just want to be left alone, let me do my job, whether it's in the office or in my military. >> two questions for you. one, are you still pursuing legal action? >> yes. we're still pursuing our original claim of violations of law against discrimination and this -- if it plays out the way the turnpike authority seems to be heading -- would be a different cause of action under federal law. >> if you were called to serve again, will you go? >> if i'm called i really don't have a choice so i would do it. i mean my major deployments are probably behind me. i'm too senior to deploy for any length of time and i mean my --

the major deployments, the 14-month ones in iraq those seem to be behind me now. >> you are not going to turn down your training though? >> no no. >> at risk of losing your job? >> you know i expect to receive orders today or tomorrow for just a short what we call tdy, temporary duty and i intend to go. that's my obligation and i plan on fulfilling that obligation. >> well, we respect that with all of our hearts and we like to keep everyone at home just appraised of what is going on in this situation. we thank, colonel jack o'connell for this and for our service to this great nation and a lot of our viewers have words to the person who said stop playing soldier. we want you to know that the new jersey turnpike have said their

claims were without merit. that's as of yesterday. we thank you for your time. let us know what you think at home. greece teetering on the brink of financial ruin. how could this impact our economy and your wallet? a live report from athens coming up next and republicans piling on donald trump's illegal immigration controversy. >> he's going to have to defend his remarks. i never will. i will stand up and saying those are offensive, which they were. >> he doesn't represent the republican party or its values. >> are they right? is donald trump hurting his own party? our political panel weighs ahead. we want to wish a happy birthday to former president george w. bush. he is 69 today.

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♪ ♪ these are not leftovers from the fourth of july weekend. it's your shot of the morning because today, this monday july 6th is national fried chicken day and what better way to celebrate fried chicken than fried chicken from pop eyes. >> in the morning. >> absolutely. they are open right now. today, pop eyes is going to be giving away free meals at their restaurants at random and also i read they are teaming up with southwest airline to provide some inflight meals for folks who are flying all over the place. >> how fun is that? what a way to start your morning right here with fried chicken on the plaza. >> they also have green beans there and mashed potatoes. >> if you are in the neighborhood 48th and sixth avenue just stop by. give that guy some chicken!

hey, want some chicken? >> why not? everyone celebrated the fourth of july this weekend. we will love to hear all of your stories. we love that you isn't in some pictures. we have some proud american photos of our own. steve, i saw a photo of you. >> there we are in our neck of the woods with our daughter salary celebrating in new jersey and check out this very patriotic band made up of fox news friends, all four of them. >> how great is that? >> where is is that? >> new jersey. >> this is right here in our kitchen, a tradition in our home a proud american mom, i felt like making our flag cake decorated with raspberries and blueberries. they counted the seven white stripes and they wanted to make sure they could put 50 stars on there. >> there's your son walking away from you. >> we got one red sox and yankees fan in our house.

>> there's katie and my nephew and next we're by the pool. we just got a brand-new pool. i just got done digging it and that's duke in that shot and there's another shot of duke with my wife's face that he's licking. >> this is my friend bruce who actually thought these pants were a good idea. if you zoom out a second you can see his ankles fully exposed. >> so are yours. >> mine are called shorts. >> are those clam diggers. >> a lot of people said they are male capri pants. >> if you wore male capri pants, we would like to know. >> anything you did over the week we would love to see it. #proud american. tweet us you can email us. "fox & friends".com.

>> get some chicken. come on. stop the people! >> national fried chicken day. >> i'm going to let everybody know about this fox news alert. greece entered uncharted territory now. the country voting no in a crucial economic vote. >> the u.s. stock market is bracing for what could be a real roller coaster hitting all of our wallets. >> if you listen closely, you can hear your 401(k) go down. we're live in athens with the latest. hey, ashley. >> hey, brian. i think you are right. i think the markets are going to react to you will aof this turmoil and what's been going on in greece a resounding no vote to europe and its aws stair. the fact remains the everyday life of the greek person today it's all about getting money out of the bank how much can they get? how long are the banks going to have any cash?

we're going to have more and more reports that atms are running out of money. medicine in short supply and food with importers unable to pay their suppliers, the bank are closed. they can't access to cash. the question now does what does the european union do does it lend a financial life line while they try to figure out a new deal or do they say, sorry, you voted no see you later alligator. i don't think that's going to happen. i think something is going to be done in the short term. absolute regard with the global markets, don't look at your 4 401(k). >> i don't get while they are celebrating a no vote. they are celebrating their ineptness. >> they are but it's kind of like giving the e.u. a bloody nose the little country of greece saying hey you can stick that. that's basically why they are cheering. it's not going to achieve anything for them.

there's no good choice. at least in their mind they have sent a message. >> there could be a silver lining in this cloud and that is i was reading in one of papers today they say if you have a home mortgage the rates could actually stay down low. if you travel in europe where they have the e.u. currency cheaper, maybe. >> how's the chicken going? >> we're going to start to get some chicken going to our friends on the plaza. i've got a couple of news headlines to bring you right now. stepping up the fight against isis. president obama is set to meet with his national security team today at the pentagon to talk about the growing threat out of the middle east and the arab region. this week the terrorists showing their relentless brutality as 25 syrian soldiers with executed at point blank members by isis members who

appear to be children. that gruesome display taking place as air strike started the islamic state strong hold. at least ten people were killed there. deteriorating nails are now being blamed for the fourth of july deck collapse that injured two dozen people who were posing for a family picture. this deck in emerald isle north carolina was built 30 years ago. investigators say that gave way to years of exposure to the sand and salt and that simply wore down the nails. the victims we're told range in age from 5 to 94. five people remain in the hospital. two of them in critical condition. the future of giants star defensive end jason pierre paul is now up in the air after a fireworks accident over the week. he posted this instagram video. there's a fan you can see behind him that's filled with fireworks and he has a young child in his arms. witnesses say that he was setting off tons of fireworks at

his neighborhood in coral springs, florida. doctors say he now has a burned hand and possible nerve damage. it's not expected to end his career. the 26-year-old has yet to sign a $14 million deal with the giants and is currently not under contract. i hope that little child is doing okay this morning. those are your look at your headlines. let's take a look outside at our weather with maria. >> hi there, we're tracking a front that's moving east ward today and it's bringing a threat for severe weather across parts of the plains and up across the great lakes. we'll keep thatrack of that for you. there is a slight risk of tornadoes that's concentrated across parse of iowa and wisconsin. we'll watch that as well. there is a threat of flash flooding. we have watches in effect for parts of illinois. and across parts of minnesota

and wisconsin. very warm. summer like. much cooler behind it. denver looking at highs in the 60s and the pacific northwest on the hot side 91 degrees for for seattle. >> 102 today in phoenix. >> they can handle it. >> they can, absolutely. coming up on this monday morning, republican presidential candidates piling on fellow candidate donald trump's illegal immigration controversy. >> he's going to have to again those remarks. i never will and i will stand up and say that those are offensive, which they were. >> and he doesn't represent the republican party or its values. >> are they right? is trump hurting his own party by refusing to back down and double down? look at that. our panel, they are inside. they are next. they want chicken. is secret religion of hollywood losing its golden boy?

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some of donald trump's republican rivals are lashing out over his controversial comments on illegal immigration. >> he's going to have to defend those remarks. i never will. and i will stand up and say that those are offensive, which they were. >> and he doesn't represent the republican party or its values. >> so will the fallout divide the republican party? let's ask our political panel. that's why we woke them up personally. eric let's start with you. is donald trump hurting the party or helping or hurting himself? >> well, i think it's both. he's helping himself with a

certain segment of the republican party that really is attracted to that kind of message but as a progressive, as somebody who is going to support a democratic nominees i'm loving this i'm loving republicans arguing with each other over mexicans are drug dealers and rapists. i love it. >> there's no doubt about it, jessica, when you say democrats say keep the fire going, and governor huckabee as well as senator cruz have backed out of that? >> i wouldn't say that. huckabee had the most inclusive message of everybody. he said people want to be in this country because we're offering this opportunity to them. cruz i say halfway backed down. he said i don't want republican on republican violence. trump talks a certain way that i don't speak but he brought up an important issue which is amnesty

issue. 72% of americans support the immigrants staying in this country. people do want them to be able to stay in the country. >> i think you are on to something like that. almost everybody say should we stop the leaking at the border first? >> no republicans disagree about this but posing the question the way trump did, you know it's like in no way is this positive for the party and i think you see eric's response that democrats are celebrating illustrates that perfectly. it's a disaster. >> but in a way, if donald trump field one way about immigration, maybe he's right on the money when it comes to the budget and the iranian policy and, what is wrong with 16 different people having differing views on different issues? is there a problem with that? >> as eric suggested it's like

posing a question when did you stop beating your wife and we have to donald trump -- and we have to have jeb bush saying no donald trump doesn't represent republicans. >> one of the biggest sectors is the latino and hispanic voters. for them who can't -- >> mexican illegals coming across the border. >> statistically speaking they are less likely to commit a violent crime than in the general american populace. he's not just wrong. he's offensively wrong. >> we saw what happened in san francisco and it's the exact i will administration of what -- illustration what he was talking about. >> this was a coincidence this happened this weekend. i think people are using this as an argument against the immigration debate. i'm not justifying it in any way. i understand why we're talking

about it. it's the wrong tone and tenor for the republican party. >> it's not helpful to republicans to bring it up in the way that he did. >> we'll see. we know he's watching right now. >> don't quit donald. don't quit. >> he's doing quite well in the polls. bill crystal says there's things he's doing that are absolutely correct. 11 minutes before the top of the hour mp let's change gears. shocking video shows a man holding a knife starting a slug fest with a kop. he says he's the victim and shouldn't have been arrested. does this holiday weekend have you dragging? >> i'm going to get the out of here. i'm going to lose it. >> it sounds like somebody has a case of the mondays. >> did you know your bad mood is making you sick too? don't worry. we can fix it. in fact steve and elisabeth are going to fix it personally. that's next.

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time for some quick monday morning headlines for you now. a rare glimpse at royalty. princess charlotte is christened over the weekend. fans cheering as the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive to countryside church with princess charlotte and her big brother, prince george. there he is right there. how great is that? the christening was at the same church where princess diana was baptized in 1961. >> incredible. tom cruise leaving the church of scientology? the actor is reportedly close to quitting the church after an emotional phone call from his daughter suri. cruise missing out on several

milestones in her life because the church does not want him close to her or ex-wife katie holmes. >> are you feeling grumpy this morning? >> a little. >> be honest. it's a busy holiday week and many are. your bad attitudes might be making you sick. can you believe that? dr. chuck williams psychologist at lincoln university. good morning to you. >> good morning and thanks for having me. >> this grumpiness can make -- >> why are you so happy? why are you happy? >> we're not. >> i try to practice what i preach. i had a good time with my nephews. we were out on the water. i was chasing them around. i thought about the fact that i was going to be on this amazing show. i think it's a very high rated morning show nationally. that got me a little peped up. coffee too, by the way. >> you're focusing on the positive which you say can actually help someone avoid getting sick. how sick can you actually get

from these negative thoughts or grumps? >> believe it or not, throughout the annals of history, dramaticization they can take on physical symptoms. you've had people who have gone blind but there was nothing really wrong with them weren't able to walk flu-like symptoms. it can increase hypertension heart problems. you can get migraines. people who get migraines, they're trying to figure out why. it could be stress and it could be due to thinking about all the negative things in your life instead of the positive things. >> okay. so you're talking about how stress and depression can lead to bad things. heart attack. i've read type two diabetes. greater chance of disability later in life. you started this segment by focusing on the positive. also if you have a -- if you eat the right stuff and you get some exercise that's going to help you, too, right, doctor? >> yeah. i think people don't realize the

impact of nutrition, your diet what you eat. what you put in is what you get out. for example if, you're sitting on the sofa before work on a sunday night, eating pizza, that's not going to help. it's greasy fattening. it won't give you energy or pep you up. obviously, you want to be active. staying active can have a tremendous impact on mood. >> real quick, doctor i hate to cut you off. spend time with family and take in nature. look around be quiet and take in nature. >> i agree. >> i asked the crew before, why are you so upbeat on mondays and they said because they get to work with me. that's pretty flattering. [ buzzer ] >> that is not true. >> doctor he's kidding. >> this is all good information. and it does explain why people wake up on mondays, they're under stress not feeling good. turn that frown upside down feel a little better. >> dr. chuck williams joining us today from philly. thank you very much. >> thank you. enjoy the rest of your morning. >> sure will now.

>> want to be in a good mood? focus on this. >> team u.s.a. takes down japan in the world cup final. star midfielder carli lloyd who scored three of the goals joins us live straight ahead. >> best guest in the world today.

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good morning to you. it is monday, july 6th. i'm elisabeth hassleback. now this murderer is breaking his silence. >> boom boom three times. >> more from the killer's confession ahead. then did you see this? how the hillary clinton press pool spent their independence day, roped off. where is the outrage, i ask you rhetorically? >> they've been lassoed. then call it the american dream. >> that's it. game over. the u.s. wins. the 2015 women's world cup.

>> that's right. team u.s.a. takes down japan in the world cup final. and fans ecstatic. >> the fact that it's 4-0 in 20 minutes is actually amazing. they deserve every bit of it. >> i never had a doubt in my mind. from the moment the game started i knew we were going to win. >> hat trick hero carli lloyd joins us live in 15 seconds because mornings are better with winner winners. winners. >> steve, you say it i'll make sure it happens. crushing japan 5-2. fifa final, world cup, become the first team ever to win three world titles. joining us now from team u.s.a. midfielder and winner of last night's golden ball award, carli lloyd, who did not get a single second of sleep last night.

carli, on behalf of the residents of our home state of new jersey thank you and congratulations. >> thanks guys. it was great. >> it was great. >> hard to imagine a better start than you had. the whistle goes off. the game's on. you finally have your chance at revenge. last time you played japan, you missed a penalty kick. they go on -- missed penalty kicks and they go on to become world champions. what's going through your mind carli? >> you know honestly 2011 world cup was four years ago. it was a while ago. it really hasn't been on my mind. the only thing that has been on my mind is to win a world cup. and, you know we did that night. we knew that we wanted to come out of the gate fast and strong. we knew we wanted to put them under pressure. to score early would be great. but to score three goals in the first 16 minutes was great and

credit to every single player on this team for getting it done. >> certainly. what a weekend to do it over the fourth of july. hat trick in 16 minutes and really special moment when abby womback took the field in the 78th minute. you did something extraordinary. i'm not sure if many people know. they actually gave her the captain's arm band. describe that moment what it meant to you to do that. >> well you know christy rampone and abby womback are our captains and haven't been on the pitch as much this world cup. i've been granted the honor of wearing the arm band. when abby came on i knew that this was probably her last world cup game and i insisted and said look take the arm band. she said no no no. i said look take the arm band. took it off my arm, put it on her arm. i wanted her to have it. she's a legend. she's just inspired so many of us on the team on and off the

field and it was just what i wanted to do and felt she needed to have it. >> it was very classy. on the back cover of the new york post this morning it says carli's angels. it talks about your hat trick. you know you've been working for this for years. and now the dream has come true. how does it feel? >> i don't think it's sunk in honestly. you know i think i've just been quiet ly quietly kind of flying under the radar, being on this team over the years and i love to perform at the biggest stage. i love pressure situations. i love when people tell me i can't do something. that's what keeps me going, keeps me motivated. and i just want to continue to fight like an underdog and go out there and work hard. >> carli, last goal, 54 yards out. i have never -- i haven't seen this before. you just at this level -- what are your thoughts?

did you know? did you see the japanese keeper off the line? when you hit that ball that far, what were you thinking? this is going on goal and it's going to go in? >> well i've never really tried that in a game before. i think it's one of those plays where, you know your instincts just kick in. it's not something that you think of. i didn't scout japan and know that their keeper might potentially be off their line. i saw her off the line and i went for it. >> boom. >> sure did. >> there was really not an ounce of thinking involved. >> it was incredible. can i ask you this carli? there's a little girl out there, young player maybe someone is telling her she can't. what's your message to her today? >> well you know the most important thing is you can only control what you can control. you have to worry about yourself. you have to work as hard as you can. as i like to say it i empty the tank each and every day and

outwork your opponents. if you have a dream, that dream is attainable. you just have to work at it each and every day. >> carli lloyd, thank you very much for an unbelievable performance and make us all proud americans. thank you. >> congratulations. >> our best to the whole team. wake them up. tell them. >> they're all sleeping. >> i bet. >> carli lloyd, thanks so much. six minutes after the hour. we have other stuff to discuss. nothing is better than that. >> nothing is better than that. let's stay on that for a minute. love to see the world championship t-shirt. not many people can wear that t-shirt and have it truly be about them as it is them. a couple of headlines right now. fox news alert. overnight, greece's finance minister steps down after the country votes no to the european bailout terms that were offered. now that nation is gambling on its economic future. citizens celebrating in the streets after 61% of voters rejected yet another bailout that would have made the country

agree to austerity measures. greece's prime minister says the no vote will give the government they believe, a better hand in negotiating a plan with european officials. european leaders calling for an emergency eurozone summit meeting for tomorrow. back here the home search for three people missing in a holiday boating accident is set to resume this morning. 14-year-old and his great uncle were killed when their boat plowed into a barge and flipped over on the ohio river. pontoon boat. you see it right there. they were watching fireworks in louisville kentucky. another family member his girlfriend and their 10-year-old daughter are missing this morning and are feared did he. high water levels and fast moving current in the ohio river hindering the search efforts today. in the city of chicago, seven people killed over the weekend. at least 40 others hurt in shootings including a 7-year-old amari brown. see that little boy right there?

he was gunned down while watching fireworks with his family. police say his father antonio, is a high-ranking gang member with a long rap sheet and he police believe, was the intended target. the city's top cop blaming the justice system for that little boy's death. >> 45 arrests, arrested for a firearm. back on the street the next day. if mr. brown is in custody, his son is alive. that's not the case. >> wow! amari's killer is still on the run. happening overnight, some scary moments to tell you about happening at daytona. detail earnhardt jr.'s lead being overshadowed by a horrific crash at the finish line. take a look at this. >> junior wins at daytona, and the big one happens behind them! >> watch as that thing goes up in the air. austin dillon's car being launched into the fence's. finally coming to a stop upside

down. his crew scrambles on to the track to discover he was uninjured. imagine that. few fans in the crowd had minor injuries. one person was taken to a local hospital and was later released. lucky for that. and those are your headlines. lucky that no one was seriously hurt. >> no kidding. >> heather, thank you. >> fox news alert. over the weekend we've been telling you about the murder of kate steinle. as it turns out the illegal -- that man right there, francisco sanchez, who was deported a bunch of times, committed a bunch of felonies. in this country even though he shouldn't have been he has confessed. he said it was an accident. listen to this. >> did you shoot kate ste. nle, the lady on pier 14? >> yes. >> you did shoot her? >> yes. >> where did you get the gun?

>> over there in the bench i put my leg and i see the one t-shirt and then see over there something like that. boom boom three times. >> why did you keep coming back to thes? why did you come back to san francisco? >> i'm looking for a job in restaurant or roof inging. >> en route to find those job opportunities he has gotten himself in a lot of trouble. i don't think many people give his story credibility. found a gun wrapped in a towel. >> his criminal history is anything but shallow here. seven felonies. arrested in march for an outstanding drug warrant there. released from san francisco jail despite immigration authorities

asking him to be kept in custody there. this is all because of the city sanctuary ordinance where people are not handed over to immigration officials unless there's a warrant for their arrest which they say, in this case was not there. >> he was arrested back in march and then legal mumbo jumbo, he just walked. interesting with this interview in channel 7 out in san francisco, he's saying he keeps coming back to san francisco for the jobs. he comes back to san francisco because it's a sanctuary city. he said he knew that and essentially he knows if he gets in trouble nothing really ever happens. >> the four democrats in the presidential running side for 2016 they all support the sanctuary version of law here in these areas. when you have this situation here -- interestingly enough as well in april after they declined to prosecute him, with her dad holding her as she

gasped for her last breath. >> love him or hate him, donald trump has been talking about the mess at our southern border mess with immigration and this happens and suddenly people are going, that's the kind of guy he's talking about dodge trump is talking about. there should be a mechanism to keep the felons who have been deported out of the united states. >> i said you're supposed to tell me sheriff, if i have to let him go if you let him go. they never told him because it's a and they don't have to. >> but to elisabeth's point, there's got to be a warrant for this particular thing. >> exactly. >> there wasn't a warrant. he just walked out. next thing you know, he kills this woman, she dies in the arms of her father. she says "help me dad" and then she dies. terrible ending. sorry to start your monday morning off with that. that is the news of the day. shocking video shows a man suspected of a crime, refusing to yield to a police officer.

[ inaudible ] >> then the fists start flying that. man's lawyer says he is the victim. how does that work? we'll tell you the story. then did you see this? here is how hillary clinton, the press pool with her spent their independence day. they were roped in. >> why even allowed out? >> roped in. talk about outrage.

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we've known about isis as a significant threat for a full year before the public knew about it. and the president did, too. what the president will be told again today is all the options we have. a ton of things regarding special operations. we wanted to kill abu zaieff about a month ago. for goodness sake we could be doing 24/7 bombing. 700 a day, making it very miserable for these folks. we're just not in it to win it at this point. >> the wife who was captured knows a lot of information. intelligence we're not even acting on. >> absolutely. that's right. >> when the president goes to the pentagon to ask for a plan, is this all for show? >> absolutely for show. there are plans on the table. the president has been briefed. number of folks are protecting him at the white house. the president always tries to say i didn't know things. i've talked to folks in the pentagon.

we have tons of plans, tons of capability that again are sitting on the sidelines. as you recognize, this is a war of ideas. you saw the youth in nazi-like fashion go out and execute people in this ancient roman coliseum if you will. they're trying to establish the idea that they're here and society to be dealt with. we're not taking it seriously. >> colonel, people are thinking home hope is on the way. is he taking over the joint chief of staff? >> nominate fod replace general dempsey. now general dunford's name is fighting joe. i would like to believe that's what his attitude might be. i don't know that. i would like to believe it. i would like to believe there's a change of strategy. unfortunately for us brian, we'll see more of the same over the summer. it's down to president obama. president obama has all these options. is he choosing not to execute. >> bottom line is people shouldn't say it's their problem

over there because -- >> no. >> isis is over here. we'll be increasingly in danger if we let them flourish over there. >> let me tell you the attacks across the globe in france kuwait and tunisia was just the beginning. plus the attack here in the united states. there were isis reconnaissance guys here in the mall over the weekend looking at how we do security. this is no small issue. the longer we dither on taking these folks out overseas in iraq the longer they have cancer to grow and take root. we have to do something as quickly as we can. >> always appreciate your intelligence. thanks colonel. >> thank you, brian. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up shocking video, shows a man holding an illegal knife starting a fight with a cop. now that man's family says he is the victim and should have never been arrested. really? ... and bad for the barkley twins. take care of all your most important parts with centrum.

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caught on camera suspect allegedly carrying an illegal knife with an outstanding warrant punches a cop as they try to make an arrest. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody. >> come on man. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] what? i ain't doing nothing to nobody. i'm trying to get to my job. >> all right. >> despite the outstanding warrant, suspect's lawyer claims he should have never been stopped in the first place. >> big black lie kevin johnson joins us. illegal knife. outstanding warrant. punching a cop. he pulls "not my fault"?

>> yeah. in this day and time that's exactly what it amounts to. liberals don't want to believe there's gambling in the casino. this is what cops face every day. what's interesting about that video is if you listen to the guy who is actually doing the video, he's actually -- he believes that he's recording something that's bad for the police officer. and he's really not. he's recording something that shows exactly what these guys go through. one of the things that the cop says -- he says it repettively. i don't know if it's in this particular segment. are you going to let me do my job? he asked this man multiple times, are you going to allow me to do my job? that's all he is there to do. he has a warrant there issued in his computer. he's there to do his job. this is what ends up being the eric garners of the world. look what the cops did. it's pretty pathetic but telling about what it's like today. >> police officer see this is

guy who apparently had an illegal knife. they ran his i.d. he had the outstanding warrant. now his attorney says he shouldn't have been arrested in the first place. you told one of our producers -- first of all, be glad it was a black cop. why? >> well because, you know the left has a tendency to want to racialize everything. because it was a black cop, effectively trying to put the arrest on, it makes it a lot more palatable for america. had it been a white cop, i guarantee you, this story would be covered amazingly different. and i don't know exactly how much the video is being shown but that cop actually went well beyond his duty to not use lethal force and actually attack this guy. being a trained fighter, that cop was a trained fighter. that is a big man he's trying to subdue. >> it is. kevin, i'm looking at the video here. you see him almost put his arms out. the officer takes a step back and does this in repeat.

it actually looks like he's trying to create space, not move into the guy with the red shirt's face here the one who ends up punching him, and had the outstanding warrant for arrest and making space. if you can make sense of this i think this is what you're alluding to. he's trying to back off, keep control not necessarily move in. >> what he's doing, elisabeth, he has to do his job. he has effectively said look you're not going anywhere. the entire video, you can see that he says i'm not letting you go as he calls for backup. here is my point. this particular cop was a trained fighter. i can tell you that from looking at him. had it been a weaker person who would have had to take lethal action i think people would be essentially trying to blame the cops for this when in fact he asked him multiple times, let me do my job. will you let me do my job? i think this is one of these areas where cop cams should be

everywhere. quite honestly i believe it would showcase a lot more of this type of activity that happens when cops just try to do their job, effect an arrest. get it all straightened out at the precinct. it isn't that big of a deal if you just go down and do what you're told but they're not doing that. >> that's right. kevin jackson joining us from st. louis. kevin, thank you very much. >> thanks kevin. >> my pleasure. 28 minutes after the top of the hour. did you see this? here is how the hillary clinton press pool spent their independence day in new hampshire. they were roped in. why did the press allow that to happen? and why did the hillary clinton campaign think that was a good idea? we'll tell you all about it coming up. >> great question there, steve. greece on the brink of financial ruin. the news could ruin your 401(k). here to explain the impact on your wallet next.

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take a look at this. shot of the morning. some of our viewers sending in pictures of how they celebrated the fourth of july weekend. here is a family in red, white and blue. >> and darryl's family spending the fourth of july in pennsylvania making a cake that looks, as you can see, a lot like old glory and a lot like what they were making at the hassleback house at the weekend as well. >> great tradition with the kids.

>> best usage of blueberries and strawberries and the cool whip in the whole wide world. >> make sure you have enough as you go into the weekend. we were scrapping around for extra blueberries, for sure. fourth of july pictures did you see this one? the clinton corral. reporters were roped off from hillary clinton in new hampshire during a fourth of july parade by her campaign staff. looks like a kindergarten field day. what kind of message does this send? >> they weren't standing behind it. they were dragged through the streets of new hampshire behind a rope line. it's all about control. hillary clinton doesn't want -- her campaign doesn't want an unfortunate picture where somebody is asking a question and she just doesn't say anything. instead, they keep them all in that little corral and apparently that's the price of admission. if you're in the press and want a picture, you have to go by those stupid rule. >> what about freedom of the press, freedom not to be corraled in a walking parade?

>> like animals right there. >> why is that allowed? you can't do this to us. >> well why -- because they're part of the press pack. campaign comes out and says these are today's rules. what if a number of people said that's fine but i'm going rogue. i'm just going to be in that crowd. >> someone got the boot. it was from the daily mail. you cross the line they send you out of there. she has been so hard to get to that now this is the new standard. we're willing to be corraled behind a rope just to get a word from you, ma'am. awful. >> democratic candidates need to say this is outrageous. she should be forced to ask questions. >> campaign spokesman for her campaign said while the republican party may want to spin a good yard on this let's not get tied up in knots. funny. we wanted to accommodate the press, allow her to greet voters and allow the press to be in the parade with her as opposed to preset locations and that's what

we did. >> next time she'll lasso somebody in. >> maybe they'll agree to be tied to each other and walk in unison like a chain gang. >> a reporter or cameraman got close to her, at the dairy bar, and asked her about donald trump and what he had said about illegal immigration in the country and she responded, "i'm going to have my pie." not answering the questions. but she is having her pie. >> on the ropes. >> what do you think about that? e-mail us at fox and friends.com. heather has some headlines. >> few things happened over the weekend that i want to tell you about. fourth of july celebration goes horribly wrong when a fireworks stunt takes the life of a young man. 22-year-old devon staples dying instantly when he set off a moratr tube fire work from the top of his head.

in a small maine city near the canadian border. his friends tried to stop him from doing it. next thing they knew that moratr went off. fate of the confederate flag is up for debate. calls for that flag to be taken down follow the church massacre that take place in charleston. opponents claim it represents bigotry. supporters say it stands for history and heritage. a vote on this could come as soon as thursday. special surprise and nice story to tell you about right now, baseball fan taking part in a dance competition, or so he thinks. removed his blindfold. what does he see? >> ahh. that sweet little guy at a minor league game in tennessee shocked and thrilled to see his dad, who just returned home from overseas. adam dowell is a sergeant in the u.s. army.

well done. those are your headlines. update in a little bit. >> love to see that. >> heather, thank you. 25 minutes from the top of the hour. fox news alert. country of greece gambling with its economic future after the country overwhelmingly said nope we don't want to tighten our belts anymore. now wall street is bracing for what could come next. charles payne here with reaction. good morning, charles. >> good morning. good morning. >> what's next? >> we're in unchartered territory. it's hard to say. this is a brand new script. there's the whole idea that the country that brought us logic would be logical with this. they have been anything but. we were down 300 points on the dow overnight. we're down about 130 points right now. we could actually open and drift lower. we'll be under an immense amount of pressure because where does this go? this is huge. not that greece is such a big country or big economy but it is a key part of the european union, which is struggling to kind of keep itself together struggling to keep the euro

relevant. you have to ask yourself why would they have the guts to go through with this when in fact their atms were limited to 60 bucks last week? >> they've already defaulted. >> they've already defaulted. they had spanish almonds and chinese garlic on the docks because banks didn't have money to go through the billing that's necessary to get food from the docks into town. this will be an ugly ugly situation. >> i don't get where -- the prime minister has encouraged the people. >> right. >> let's vote no. tired of having the eu boss us around. we don't want to tighten our belts anymore. it looks like economic suicide to all of us. he feels like he has a stronger hand. what the heck is that about? >> there's an old saying about when you owe someone a certain amount of money, you've got them over a barrel. we're talking about 300 billion euros between all the different assistance programs. to a certain degree they do have the eu over a barrel. >> so the worry that other

countries also in debt are going to just not acknowledge that debt therefore putting the whole world banking system in jeopardy? >> you have countries, newer countries in the eu bulgaria lithuania, those kind of countries, their pensioners live on a third of what the greek pensioners live on. if they start to see that they're going to get away with it what is italy going to say? what is spain going to say? what is portugal going to say? it's a high stakes game. i believe it's a terrible move with respect to what is going to happen to the greek people they put pride ahead of everything else. the prime minister said a no vote will stay in the eu. a no vote will have atm money in the machines. they took it out of this nationalistic -- to your point. everyone is picking on us. they used us abused us and now we're going to fight back. cautionary tale not just for greece but western world and one day even in america. we got through it with the housing crisis. people bought a house with no

money down and were upset, still wanted money from the government. >> go to fox business.com/channel finder. >> i just can't get that british thing down. >> ashley webster. coming up, badgered and bullied by his employer this hero fighter pilot says his civilian bosses kept telling him to quote, stop playing soldier and refused to give him a raise. hear how he plans to fight back in the next hour. >> mayor bill deblasio reconsidering donald trump's city contracts because he doesn't agree with trump's stance on immigration. is that even legal, we ask?

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headlines. two athletes getting bizarre injuries. rory mcil roy released this photo, announcing he ruptured a ligament in his ankle playing soccer with friends. he was supposed to defend his british open title next week. doesn't look like it now. possible nerve damage for giants defensive end jason pierre-paul. posted this video on instagram. that van behind him full of fireworks. 26. yet to sign a $14 million deal with the giants and currently is not under contract. i wonder what this will do. meanwhile, derch note now, new york city mayor bill deblasio demanding a review of donald trump's city contracts. does deblasio have a legal leg to stand on or is this just a witch hunt? former doj official tom dupree jr. does he have a case the mayor? >> i think he has an exceedingly weak case on this one.

i don't agree with what donald trump said. at the same time the law is pretty clear that you can't yank somebody's government contracts just because you disagree with the content of that person's political speech. that's what the constitution says. >> right. here is an example. supreme court decision says the first amendment protects independent contractors from the termination or prevention of automatic renewal at-will government contracts or retaliation for exercise of freedom of speech. donald trump says something. mayor deblasio upset with a republican statement says i think i want to take that concession deal back. i think i want to do the rink myself. he's making headlines, you believe? >> i think that's right. the way that our constitution provides these types of disputes to be resolve sd through robust debate. he should hold a press conference give a speech issue a press release. you can't pull somebody's government contract because you don't like their speech. >> that's important to bring up.

now what about something like an ethics clause whoever owns x building or does something that might be criminal or ethically -- something like drunk driving or something to that degree is that a different story? >> that would be a different story. for one thing there might be something in the contract itself that would let you terminate it under those circumstances. even if someone is convicted or someone commits a crime, you don't want a dangerous felon selling hot dogs in the park that's different situation than this one. the basis for terminating the contract in this case is speech. >> and i think the problem donald trump will have is future contracts. these will be in existence unless you breaks them in some way, shape or form. in the big picture, is this just somebody trying to make political hay? will he unleash his lawyers to examine loop hole that is may or may not exist, wasting more government money and time? >> i'll never underestimate what

can happen when someone unleashes the lawyers. at the same time you have to think that cooler heads within the deblasio administration will prevail once the sober, reasonable lawyers look at what the constitution says. >> tom dupree former doj official constitutional attorney thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. donald trump can exhale. >> coming up straight ahead, former hollywood executive says women can't be funny and beautiful. ♪ i'm gonna go down to the river ♪ >> we are getting married. >> who is getting married? >> you and i. you and i are getting married. >> wow! being ripped on social media. is what he said true? i say not. panel of comedian and comediennes. >> every breath you take by police number one song in america and still on my walkman

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are female comedians simply not hot? the prompter says. comedian allison breen, ronald rice. >> personally i have not been funny for years because i'm just so unattractive -- i mean so attractive. i wish i was more unattractive to be funnier. this from a guy who finds -- the women he finds attractive are in cartoons flying magic carpets. it's just an odd -- people like michael eisner he's so unattractive he's just insecure that's what i think. he may be lacking in other areas. i feel like he wants to put beautiful women in a category and say they're not funny. >> ryan does it sound like maybe he has had some frustration? running a network looking for

the total package, really beautiful, really hilarious person and doesn't look like he could find it? >> a few quick things to say. look across the board, i think that attractive people aren't that funny. you know what you never hear? brad pitt hysterical. when that guy takes off his shirt, i just laugh. it is what it is. people have different talents. if women aren't funny, it's because guys like us have been laughing at awful things for years trying to impress them. >> because the woman who was saying it was funny, or was she good looking? >> i don't know. that's a conversation you'll have to have with your wife later. >> allison what do you think? >> the biggest problem here is that this guy needs to learn how to give a compliment. he was trying to talk to goldue hahn and say you were hot and funny and that never happens. you can give a compliment without insulting a whole group of people. oh you were great. you can just say you found a girl funny without having to insult the whole gender.

>> it doesn't have to be about look. >> exactly. >> idea conference men with approximate. hds can't play basketball. what's he going for? >> you're in the funny business. >> hollywood is not approximate about looks at all. so glad somebody said it. >> it's funny that he said ooh, i'm going to get in trouble for this and then did. >> why did he know he was going to get in trouble? >> because what he said what? >> essentially insinuateing that beautiful women are not funny. it was a blanket statement. >> we can point out some examples. lucille ball was a model before she -- >> that was his one example. oh that is actually -- >> i think he was just hitting on goldie hahn quite frankly. >> if that's your opinion, that's fine. when are you going to learn you

don't have to preface something i'm going to get in so much trouble for this don't say it. >> probably a good idea. >> it's almost as if men aren't under the same scrutiny as women. >> shocking. the fattest, ugliest comic in the world always has a girlfriend. i'll tell you that much. never the beautiful woman who is getting hit on at the end of the show. it's always the fat guy. they're always a big bear. you never find a woman who say big bear. >> what do you think about this discussion? weigh in. you can e-mail us tweet us facebook us as well. allison breen, ryan rice and veronica mosey, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> funny stuff. coming up on this monday look at this. nascar's biggest race ended last night in a shocking surprise. major car crash sends one person to the hospital. an update on the driver and the injured fans as well. his car wound up stopping upside down. and want a boy with blond

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good morning to you. monday july 6th. fox news alert. killer confession. an illegal immigrant speaking out from behind bars admitting that he gunned down an innocent woman in broad daylight. >> you shot the lady down on pier 14? >> yes. >> are failed liberal policies to blame? then, did you see this? here is how the hillary clinton press pool spent their

independence day, roped in. look at that. does hillary think she can play by different rules than everybody else as she strings along the press, literally and figuratively? we'll speak to bret baier. >> no rope line could hold bret back. car flying right into the fence at about 200 miles an hour. >> whoa! >> that was not the only crash. and a fan was injured. but the driver miraculously walks away. fox and friends starts now. ♪ >> actually this is the end of the night. the beginning was so thrilling. ladies and gentlemen, we have a

new world greatest female soccer team. and it belongs here in the u.s. of a. >> a lot of people talking about '99ers mia hamm. but now they'll be talking about the 2015 team as one of the greats of all time. fittest, certainly the most dominant. to score four goals in 16 minutes. when japan broke back to score another goal and then just outhustled them in the end was unbelievably inspiring. >> carli lloyd -- what a weekend for this to happen over independence day, fourth of july. red, white and blue all over the place. celebration for this country and victory that this team was able to bring home right here. we spoke with carli lloyd who, by the way, in 16 minutes had a hat trick. has that ever been done before in women's socker in the world finals? >> it has not been done. she didn't do three in a row but three of the first four. here is carli lloyd talking about the march to this

championship and being the underdog. >> we knew we wanted to come out of the gate fast and strong. we knew we wanted to put them under pressure. to score early would be great. to score three goals in the first, i think, 16 minutes was great. and, you know credit to every single player on this team for getting it done. you know i think i've been quietly kind of flying under the radar, being on this team over the years. and i love to perform at the biggest stage. i love pressure situations. i love when people tell me i can't do something. that's what keeps me going, keeps me motivated. and i just want to continue to fight like an underdog and go out there and work hard. >> unbelievable plays. they make it look so easy don't they? >> they do. >> there were plenty of critics out there, too. she handled that question with grace and strength she got to show what she's made of. >> for soccer fans watching for the 55,000 in canada they

seemed to be cheering for the united states. the question is will nonsoccer fans watch? can they continue the momentum? joining us no you to discuss that is bret baier. >> bret watched parts of it i think. >> i'm a soccer fan. i just didn't watch it live. i saw the highlights. it was awesome. really amazing. great for the country. great for young girls who are, you know, soccer players. great for just anybody who believes you can get something done. it was inspiring. >> it sure was. let's switch gears and talk about this. it was an electrifying story out of san francisco thursday night. a man and his daughter jim and kate findseinle were walking along pier 14. this immigrant, felon who was supposed to be deported five times get ace gun, shoot that is

woman. she dies in the arms of her father. apparently this guy now says yeah i was hopped up on sleeping pills i found in a dumpster picked up the gun, boom boom boom. it went off by itself. this guy, bret warkss not supposed to be in the united states. whether you like donald trump or you don't like donald trump, he's talking about this particular issue, our southern border and how something's got to be done. >> this is a tragedy. >> yeah. >> it's horrible. it's a horrible story. san francisco is one of the sanctuary cities in our country in which local authorities can't ask about immigration status. this guy had a history and should not have been in the country at that time based on his record. how that all fits in to the big picture, obviously, donald trump is expressing his condolences to the family but also pointing to that as an example of horrible things that are happening as a result of the situation on the border.

>> sure. >> however, you know other candidates are pointing out that how trump has phrased things especially in that opening statement, i think, has caused problems for his party and as evidenced by the reaction from all the candidates throughout the -- around the country. >> without a doubt. we actually have an example of that. >> i was offended by his remarks. to paint with that broad a brush that donald trump did is -- he's going to have to defend those remarks. i never will. >> i like donald trump. he's bold. he's brash. and i get that it seems the favorite sport of the washington media is to encourage some republicans to attack other republicans. i ain't gonna do it. i'm not interested in republican on republican fight. >> governor huckabee said let him stand on his own. did not go out of his way to do that. senator cruz defended him. jeb bush called out donald trump, causing a bit of a war between trump and jeb again via twitter.

>> well that's automatic. if someone comes after donald trump, he swings back pretty hard. i think that you're going to see this play out a little bit. but the issue overall is not going away. and the issue is you know the border the concern about the border how to deal with t it is going to be a huge issue one month from today is the debate in cleveland. and i think it's going to be interesting to see how this issue plays out on that stage. >> sure. you go back to this case right here with the 32-year-old shot dead on that peer in san francisco, on the other side of the aisle, two years ago, senator hillary clinton, democratic front-runner twice made public statements praising sanctuary cities and senator jim webb wanting to not block funding for sanctuary cities and martin o'malley in baltimore announced they would stop honoring requests from i.c.e. to hold illegal immigrants for

deportation. >> sure. have you people along the border who tell a much different story than other politicians talking about the situation on the border. there is a sense that something has to be done more than even is being talked about now. i think it will be an issue for a long time. >> you're a news man, have been for decades. we want to talk to you about this issue. hillary clinton's press people told the traveling press following her on the fourth of july if you want to get close to her, you'll have to stand inside this giant moveable lasso through the streets of new hampshire. she was literally stringing the press along. maybe she thought they were actually stringer reporters. i don't know. but, bret brian brought up a great point a while ago. that is why would the reporters agree to be lassoed by her campaign? >> because they want to be close to her. they want to be right there with her. the campaign is out saying with this cheeky statement don't get tied up in knots by the gop

trying to make a big deal about this. >> right. >> a picture does tell you a lot of things a thousand words or more. when the "new york times" says the press is being dragged around by a rope and you see this image of an already stereotyped campaign that is trying to protect its candidate from answering questions and from the press, it does not do the clinton campaign any favors. >> i don't even know why you want to stay there, number one. number two, why they would agree to it. the thing, why is gop getting ingting tied in to knots? these press people should be standing up and saying this is embarrassing. >> the one guy there was hog tied. >> rope burn. >> they want to get as close as they can to hillary clinton. if it means being tied around a rope walking next to her, that's what it is. you're in a press pool. you have to get close to the person you're covering. however, it tells you a lot.

>> yeah. >> just by that image. >> here is the thing. she never talks, for the most part to the press. you never know if today is going to be the day that she takes a random question. you have to be close to that. apparently there was somebody with a camera or a reporter inside the dairy barn. and they asked her about donald trump and her response was i'm going to going to eat my pie. if they're not tied up they're dodging the questions. >> you may hear of gop candidates eating pie or ice cream, too. you never know. >> hope you had a nice fourth of july. >> watch him on "special report" tonight. heather will scramble to do the news for us. >> that's right. hope you had a great weekend. & are off to a good day so far. new information coming in overnight. dramatic moments on the track at daytona. did you see this? dale earnhardt jr.'s late-night victory is being overshadowed by

a horrific crash at the finish line. take a look at this. >> junior will win at daytona! and the big one happens behind him. >> austin dillon's car launched into the fences tearing down parts of that fence. the race finally coming to a stop upside down. pit crews from his team and other teams as well scrambling on the track to try to figure out what on earth happened and make sure he was okay. fortunately, he was not hurt. a few fans had minor injuries. one person was taken to a local hospital and later released. meerk that will no one was seriously injured. >> in north carolina now, deteriorating nails are now being blamed for the fourth of july deck collapse that injured two dozen people posing for a family picture. it was built 30 years ago. the deck gave way because of years of exposure to the sand and salt simply wore down those nails. family from virginia had rented

that home for vacation. victims range in age from 5 to 94. five people remain in the hospital. two are in critical condition. >> this man fought for our country and served in iraq. the fighter pilot is facing a very different battle. colonel jack o' connell said he is being denied leave from his job because new jersey turnpike authority employers told him to quote, quit playing soldier. >> you're expected to be on the defensive in a combat zone. you don't expect to come back and have to be on the defensive in a hostile working environment. >> o'connell is suing the new jersey transit authority. he says he has been denied promotions and raises for years because of his active duty tours, five tours. and those are your headlines. quite a story right there. a lot of people outraged by that one. >> no kidding. >> they should be.

>> it's incredible to hear what he says. would you never expect to face a battle. >> harassment. >> when you came home. stop playing soldier? you've got to be kidding me. >> unbelievable. 11 minutes after the hour. illegal immigranted deported five times guns down an innocent woman in broad daylight. matthew denise was killed by an illegal. his mom joins us live with fresh reaction to this despicable tragedy. a plane crash lands on a california beach. look at this. >> whoa! >> 12-year-old boy caught right in its path. dramatic moments straight ahead. when i started at the shelter, i noticed benny right away. i just had to adopt him. he's older so he needs my help all day. when my back pain flared up we both felt it i took tylenol at first but i had to take 6 pills to get through the day. then my friend said "try aleve".

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patrol and then that happened on thursday. maureen maloney can relate to the tragedy. her son was killed by an illegal in 2011. she joins us now from boston. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me on. >> when you heard this story, what did you think? >> my heartaches for the loss of katherine steinle's life and her parents. i'm not surprised by this occurrence. it's not a matter of if it's going to happen it's a matter of when americans are going to be killed by illegal aliens. >> he didn't have to be on the street. he had seven felony convictions. he was deported to mexico five times. and yet, you know because it was a sanctuary city pretty much nothing happens to these people. so you know -- and the rest is

history. history. >> it's an atrocity that someone had seven felonies was deported five times and allowed to get back in this country again and set loose by the san francisco police department. between local authorities and federal authorities and each blames each other. the obama administration and leaders of our country do not want to handle the issue of illegal immigration. and they do not want to crack down on illegal immigrant criminals. >> why is that? >> i don't know. it must be to try to gain future votes. i don't know why they would be putting illegal immigrants who are criminals ahead of u.s. citizens. thousands of americans are

killed each year by illegal aliens and nothing -- nothing gets done about it. and the sad part is even those illegal aliens that are convicted and go to jail as we see here most of them end up on the streets again. >> you're absolutely right. that's what i was talking about with my colleague a moment ago. it sounds like maureen, according to the local abc affiliate in san francisco that had a jailhouse interview with this man who said he kill this had young woman said he kept coming back to san francisco because he knew it was a sanctuary city and he would not be pursued by the immigration officials. that's what he said. >> of course. these sanctuary cities they're all gaming the system. even the illegal aliens that are not violent criminals are gaming the system by coming here and ending up with health care insurance and on welfare and subsidized housing. they're all gaming the system.

you know i'm sure you know these statistics but in 2013 over 36,000 illegal alien criminals were released to the streets. in 2014 over 30,000. and now it's recently come to light that of these criminals that have been released to our streets into our communities, 121 of them have committed additional murders. these are violent, violent criminals, over 66,000 released in two years. >> there's a terrible problem with the immigration system right now in our country. unfortunately, you know thursday didn't have to happen out in san francisco. maureen maloney, thank you very much for joining us. maureen is a member of the national group of those who lost loved ones to illegal immigrants. thank you. a man holding an illegal

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time for news by the numbers. let's start here. first 1 million, that's how many people are expected to hear pope francis speak in ecuador today. pontiff is on a nine-day trip to his home continent of south america. next $200,000, how much floyd mayweather had to pay to keep his belt. he missed the deadline to pay the fee and will be stripped of

his title. 90 minutes of fashion frustration per week. unrelated, here is elisbeth. >> how much time do you spend, brian? that sudden is coming your way soon. reality star kim kardashian and kanye west are expecting a baby boy. the couple only used male embryos during their invchl itro process. kardashian/west are denying that report. northwestern university medical school and new york columnist naomi schafer riley. this is a hot debate right now. let me start with you naomi. where do you draw the line when it comes to designer babies? >> that's the question. modern technology has advanced to the point where more and more women are using technology in order to get pregnant and it

offers them all sorts of choice. i think a lot of people would say i draw the line at finding out about genetic abnormalities. as we can see, not only with kim kardashian but with lots of other women, they are drawing the line closer to choosing the sex of the baby. and it's easy to see, i think, how you can get much closer to choosing hair color or trying to manipulate the intelligence or other characteristics that are much more worrisome. >> some would even go farther back and say, hey, are we entitled as a society to perfect baby that is won't have illness? doctor your response? >> well first of all, no one is entitled to a perfect baby. part of being a parent is you take what you get. sometimes you have problems at birth and sometimes you discover them a little bit later. that's just what parenting is b having said that are designer babies a reality? yeah they are. we're talking about a very very small segment of the population. and while more people are relying on invitro fertilization techniques most of these people

just want a healthy baby. they don't care if it's a boy or a girl. it's not like this is new. for decades, women who have needed sperm in order to get pregnant have gotten to pick some of those characteristics. if you have a choice from donor sperm phd to the convicted felon who didn't make it past eighth grade most men and women will pick the better quality sperm, if you will. >> let me jump in a second. there's a poll on designer babies. whether it would be okay to boost intelligence. 83% say taking medical advances is going too far. and 2% say they don't know. 15% say that's appropriate. there's a general feeling here in the pulse of americans that this might just be going too far when it comes to babies. why is it sexist to choose someone to hire based on their gender but it's okay to choose which implantation wills going to go forward in ivf based on gender sh. >> you have a clak case by

saying on a case-by-case basis, who couldn't object if i wanted to make sure my baby didn't have some abnormality and who couldn't object if i wanted someone with a phd to donate the sperm over someone who didn't? you can start to rationalize these decisions but the amount of money people are paying for them i think, do make them feel entitled to have the baby that they want. and i think as the doctor said parenting is about sort of taking what you get. but i think these technologies can change people's expectations for what they have in a baby and for what parenting is going to be like as well. >> it is one hot debate right now. naomi and dr. striker, thank you for kicking it off right here. let us know what you think at foxandfriends.com. the video is terrifying. a plane crash. watch closely. this plane lands on a beach, crashes right into it.

a 12-year-old boy is in its path. dramatic moments all caught on camera. we are going to hear from that boy next. >> proud american photos. steve and his daughter sally, showing off their american pride. love that. your turn coming straight ahead.

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i love this. proud american shot of the morning. we've got more photos from our viewers, showing you how they celebrated the fourth. this big patriotic bundle is the

lopez family. love that college. meanwhile, here is molly and her big pooch, frankie, from montana. >> pam says she's a proud american because her sister wears army boots. i get it. and all the heroes at the veterans war memorial. >> we asked you to send us pictures. we got hundreds of them. hope you had a wonderful fourth of july. >> i have a quiz for you. >> go ahead. >> who is from tennessee? see if you can guess the guy from tennessee. >> i love that. good people back there. we have more coming your way in a bit. >> i'm sorry, you were saying? we're talking about proud americans. we love your photos. one proud american and her name is hethather nauert. >> hope had you a wonderful fourth of july. the search for three people

missing on a holiday boating accident will resume in just about an hour. a 14-year-old and his great uncle were killed when the upon toon boat that their family rent rented hit a barge and flipped over on the ohio river. they were out there, watching fourth of july fireworks in louisville kentucky. another family member his girlfriend and 10-year-old daughter are missing this morning. they are now feared dead. high water levels and fast-moving current in that ohio river complicating the search efforts. caught on camera man accused of carrying an illegal knife is seen punching a new york city police officer who is trying to arrest him. but now that suspect's lawyer says that his client should never have been stopped in the first place. he is even accusing cops of creating a false story. earlier on fox and friends, executive director of black fear kevin jackson, explained why this is so troubling. listen. >> he asked this man multiple

times, are you going to allow me to do my job? that's all he's there to do. this is what ends up being the eric garners of the world. people say oh, look at what the cops did. it's pretty pathetic but telling about how things are today. >> new york city police say the officer was clearly following protocol. chaos on a california coast. small plane loses power and plunges on to a crowded beach in carlsbad california. we're hearing from that little boy's friends who watched it all unfold. >> he saw it and he almost like fell back trying to get out of the way. and i guess it hit his face. >> that little boy was body boarding when the plane crashed into him. he was taken to the hospital with a head injury. this morning he is listed in serious condition. it is the reveal we have been waiting for. espn releasing its annual body issue online today. featuring the best athletes in the world wearing no clothes whatsoever. this year's cover model is washington nationals outfielder

bryce harper. it also features olympic gold medalist ali brazen and odel beck beckam jr. hi maria. >> hi there. good morning, heather. good morning, everybody at home. we are tracking a storm system moving eastward. today will bring the risk for severe storms across parts of the plains and up into western parts of the great lakes area. we're also watching a section across the southeast and also in the midatlantic for some isolated storms that could be a concern. tornado risk is really concentrated from parts of iowa to wisconsin, northwestern illinois you're also included in that zone. we do also have the concern for flash flooding. number of watches have already been issued from as far west to new mexico all the way to parts of minnesota and also in missouri and those temperatures across the nation ahead of our

storm system very warm. humid conditions out there in the 90s across texas, 80s in places like atlanta. cooler behind that storm, 70s for you in minneapolis and rapid city. now let's head over to steve, elisabeth and brian. >> thank you, maria. happy national fried chicken, everyone. how can you celebrate at home you ask? blue ribbon fried chicken, you're going to give us some tip s s you're going to be a lucky crowd right here. how do you actually get through frying a chicken at home? >> you need a large enough pot. seasoning is key. you need a large enough pot to submerge the chicken in and oil at 350 to 375 degrees so it gets a nice golden brown. >> everybody fries chicken. a lot of people make a mistake, right? they don't have enough oil. >> they don't have enough oil. it's not deep enough. they over fry it overcook it. the outside is too cooked and

the inside is raw. >> first step is what? >> first step for us is breading. breading is the key for our chicken. we have a little secret recipe we use. >> do you want to whisper it to us? >> i will only tell our viewers at home if you whisper it. >> it's a secret. we fry it. our biggest thing we do differently than anybody else we season our chicken with a mixed spice. >> let's get to the crowd pleaser. zoom in on that. i've never seen a sandwich like that. it's called the smorgasbird. tell us about the challenge. >> you come down to blue ribbon fried chicken, order a smorgasbird. >> there are french fries in here. >> french fries in here yes. >> what else? >> hopefully the other ones don't fall over. >> look at that! >> you come down order one of these. the challenge is to eat it in

five minutes and then you challenge one of your friends. post all of it on instagram. >> hopefully, they come back to your place over and over again. >> smorgasbird challenge. want to start now and i'll challenge you? >> let's start the challenge right now. >> one person. >> i'm going to put you on the clock. >> come on over here. take one of those smorgasbirds. >> have you done this yourself? >> just watch the toothpick. good luck to you. >> we're counting down from five minute. >> the whole sandwich? >> yeah go ahead. >> that is no little sandwich. smorgasbird is no joke. this is a serious sandwich. he has not try this had challenge himself yet. >> i have not. >> one of the components that is critical is i like the way you make this one thing, the french

fries, the cheese and the bacon. >> barbecue chicken on there as well. >> this is barbecue chicken? is there bacon in here? >> bacon. >> of course. >> basically everything. >> bacon. i love that. that's all in there. what is that two, three sandwiches? >> two sandwiches. we assemble ast as two sandwiches. one of them has grilled pineapple on it. >> getting a thumb's up right there. have a feeling a lot of others will. chef swraven potter exceptional moment for fried chick enen on national fried chicken day. take the smorgasbird challenge at home. pop in. get the sandwich. eat it in five minutes or less. >> i don't think that guy is -- >> he won't have to eat the rest of the day. >> you guys can hand it out. >> you dropped a wing. >> and a prayer. >> jason, thank you so much for the tips. we appreciate that. >> best-looking sandwich i've ever seen. >> maybe somebody over there will have it. coming up on this monday

nascar's biggest race ends in a shocking surprise. >> junior will win the daytona! and the big one happens behind him. >> violent crash sends a car into the safety fence right at the finish line. update on the driver and the injured fan. in a live report from daytona, coming up next on national chicken day. >> need a napkin. ♪ have you ever thought, "i could never do that"? have you ever thought... you just didn't have anything left in the tank? well - you do. because the courage is already inside.

welcome back. quick international headlines. greece enters unchartered territory, voting against terms, gambling on its economic future the "no" vote will give the government a better hand in negotiating a plan with european

photos says the prime minister. man draped in an isis black flag with a child on his shoulders in front of london's parliament square. he wasn't arrested because police say there was no malicious intent. wow! >> yeah of course. >> broin? detailale earnhardt jr. winning daytona late last night. the monstrous crash has everybody talking, including us. >> austin dillon. >> joining us live from daytona with more dana good morning. tell us what happened. >> reporter: good morning, guys. dale earnhardt jr. said from victory lane if austin dillon's car had gone into that fence opposite it went in upside down. if it had gone the other way, he thinks the results would have been much much different. austin dillon driver of the

number three car, going okay this morning as are 13 nascar fans who walk add way with minor injuries. one of those people did go to the hospital here in daytona beach but quickly treated and released. at the time of this crash at this point, the race is over. dale earnhardt jr. has captured the checkered flag. somewhere in the path behind him, a recognize sends austin dillon's number three car sailing upside down into that fence. he is able to walk away after a few tense moments but really exciting stuff here. it could have been much much more dangerous and much much more tragic here at daytona international speedway. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. i read how all the crews got together and ran over. they were so worried and gave the thumbs up. >> 14 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up lebron james, stephan curry were supposed to be the

stars of the nba finals until she showed up. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> that young lady may be blind. but it's not slowing down her patriotic pipes. in fact she is joining us live to perform next. good morning. can't wait for that. first let's check in with bill hammer at the top of the hour. >> hope you had a great weekend. good morning to you. >> chris christie has been on the trail but is live in our studio. >> greece is the word. that word is "no" to europe and the rest of the world. how that affects us here at home and your 401(k). u.s. women are the best in the world and they proved it. shark week here for the 20th year during a summer that's been relentless why the producers have a whole new idea that you need to learn about. we'll talk to you again ten minutes away here on a monday

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how would you like to do it with everybody watching? >> stand up and everybody needs to put their hand over their

hearts and. >> it's such a blessing to have you here marlena. we're going to do what you asked us to. >> we're going to step off the stage and let you get to it. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts

we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home

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no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! a few for the road before we go today. racer in atlanta's peachtree 10 k celebrating a little too early, allowing another racer to zoom right on by and allowing the him to take the race by a tenth of a second. >> there's a lesson there for all of you kids. >> yes. >> and carli lloyd goals, nothing more sensational than

this 54-yard blast. who would ever think at this level you could score that far over the japanese keeper? erer victorious 5-2. christy and her youngest son enjoying fireworks in flagler beach, florida. 6-year-old beng 6-month-old benjamin sporting a perfect onesie. >> it is. we'll talk to marlena, who did the national anthem for us a little while ago. marlena, why are you a proud american? >> i am proud because, um america is the greatest country that gives us freedom. it's the greatest country that gives us liberty, life happiness and joy. >> well said. your album, by the way, for everybody out there is on itunes. is that right, marlena?

>> right. david l. cook is the one who helped me with the cd and l.d. trevino does miami sound machine. he records that. >> that's great. marlena, thank you so much for joining us here in new york today. >> you're very welcome. >> see you tomorrow everybody. sweet child there. the candidates hit the airways. >> when it comes to donald trump, i like donald trump. >> i said very clearly donald trump does not represent the republican party i don't agree with his remarks. >> i have gotten to know donald trump, he's a unique individual. let's put it this way. chris christie is in studio this morning. a potential avalanche of financial