your doctor. apparently 2/3 of them show up to work sick. and the $10,000 piece of glass will be replaced after it broke. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning to you. it is tuesday, july 7th. an illegal i am grant that was -- immigrant that was charge with killing a woman will be in court today. he's not the only one to blame for the horrific murder. >> it's because of the republicans we can't secure our border. >> it's the republicans fault. hillary clinton distanced herself from reporters by corralling them with a rope. this morning, she's breaking her silence by giving her first t.v.

interview to a reporter oh, isn't this convenient, the reporter has a cozy clinton connection. what are they? we'll tell you. more people watched the women's soccer cup more than the nba final, should she make -- they make as much cash as the women in the world cup. we'll discuss it. and mornings are better with friends. >> they sure are. ♪ ♪ >> you know when the dog gives you that look, that the bowl is empty and it's time to eat. we've got news this morning for anybody who owns a pet, that is

there's a major pet food recall that could be bad. we'll tell you exactly what it is. we've got some great ideas open how to feed your pets healthier stuff going forward. >> how great is that? we love those furry friends. we're going to switch gears now to the tragedy in san francisco. the illegal immigrant who was deported five times and admitted killing kate steinle. and bob goodlot says this is everybody's fault when it comes to how this guy was released so many times. >> everybody messed up in this case. the real bottom line is you have to respect the rule of law and cities should not try to write their own immigration laws that are contrary to federal law.

they should not engage in this process of selecting we may cooperate or not cooperate. the law is the law. >> basically, you have the mayor said, you know what, don't blame me, don't blame san francisco. blame the federal government and more importantly blame republicans who have the share of saying i was turn over somebody who had a violent crime and i'm not going to do that because this guy hasn't had a problem of 1997. the ice says you never told me you were letting him out. if you would told me, we would have grabbed him in two seconds. >> over the last couple of days people have been saying there's an immigration problem with our system. it's not a system problem. it's an immigration enforcement problem because this administration has decided, okay, that rule we're going to follow. that rule, we don't have to follow and those people over there, they can come and go as

they want. so as we just heard from bob goodlatte, there's plenty of blame to go around. yesterday the white house is turning this into a political opportunity by blaming the republicans. >> the fact is the president has done everything within his power to make sure we're focusing our law enforcement forces on criminals and those who pose a threat to public safety and it's because of the political efforts of republicans that we've not been able to make the kind of investment we would like to make in securing our border and keeping our community safe. >> i thought they had plenty of money. i thought this was the most secure border ever. it's unbelievable that josh earnest was given the green light to make this statement. >> you have this guy who has seven felonies and deported five times and be able to come back. and then you have the sanctuary

cities with no communication between ice. they could have inotified ice ad this young woman wouldn't have died on that pier in san francisco. the mayor says it's not me. it's the republicans issues. really? even after repeated attempts by president obama and nancy pelosi to reform our immigration laws, republicans in congress have blocked those efforts. >> san francisco is a sanctuary city, would he have stopped the mayor from giving the sheriff to notify ice or not. >> there are laws already on the books and that's why this young woman is dead. that guy should not have been in

the country. we heard from the mayor from san francisco, he blames republicans. bill owe lie -- o'reilly says mayor ed lee your time is up. >> they refused to cooperate with the federal government on criminal aliens. the feds asked the city of san francisco to keep francisco sanchez in custody. the city refused. ms. steinle paid for that irresponsible and unconstitutional decision with her life. the mayor and city officials are directly responsible for the murder of kate steinle and the obama administration is complicity. attorney general loretta lynch could order fbi agents to arrest mayor lee and the supervisors for violating the federal law. i know that's not going to happen because racial politics drives the law these days.

>> he's absolutely right. the administration, given the fact that there are laws to cover almost everything, the administration is given ice essentially two choices in this particular case. they could either -- could have sent this guy back to san francisco where ice would know that he would wind up back on the streets of san francisco or ice could have deported him back to mexico knowing that he would soon be back on the streets of san francisco. it's a catch-22. either way around. it's a revolving down there. >> lives matter and right now that woman is dead because of this. >> let's change gears to a happier thing. let's talk about the women's world cup yesterday. the u.s. women's soccer team, first title in 16 years. the new ratings are in, and they are high are than anyone expected. >> over 25 million people

watched the game here. this game was massive. ratings right here on fox sports, it was up 77% from 2011. that's a massive up tick in terms of those who supported this. when you look at the salaries and what the female players make, it doesn't quite reflect the support on the box that you watch. >> men's world cup, the german team back in 2014, they wound up with a collective $35 million for winning the world cup and yet the women's winner a couple of nights ago, they are going to wind up with $2 million. >> brian, you probably know this better than anybody, when it comes to the salary cap. >> absolutely. let's do the percentage of profit, the sponsorship money, the commercial money and find out if they are getting the same percentage of profits. that will be the key. for example, the men's national

team just got out of the group play. they earned $8 million. the americans american team. so the women's championships gets their $2 million divided between a 23-man roster. i'm not sure what the coaches get. that's negotiated with u.s. soccer. the question is if you can deliver that number consistently will more sponsors write bigger checks to be part of that broadcast. >> you are exactly right. if many people watch soccer as watched the other night, those folks are going to wine up getting rich. if you only watch when they are in the world cup, you are going to be there forever. >> the women head out and get individual sponsorships to make up their salary. >> the women deserve more but the people who watch the world cup has to watch them in the outdoor league. there's been three leagues since 1999. they have all collapsed.

the sponsors and the viewership has been there. with the mls, they were getting a .1. they had to pay their way on to espn, now all of a sudden they are getting huge contracts. if the women can disperse these great players throughout the league and get the doocy family and everybody else to watch, nonsoccer families to watch, the money will comcast kading in. i don't think there's a sexist element to this. >> you are saying it's a viewership. >> what do you think about the disparity? $35 million versus $2 million. email us and facebook us, tweet us. and heather joins us this morning. good morning to you, all. summer here, but still ice and snow in other parts of our country. new overnight, one person is dead after the roof of an ice cave in washington state comes

crashing down. four other people were injured, one of them critically. the body of the hiker killed in that accident has not been recovered due to the dangerous conditions there. this is the second collapse in as many days at the big four ice cave. the first collapse caught on camera sunday. take a look at this. [ screaming ] >> you get a sense of just how big that is when you see the person standing alongside it. no one was injured in the first collapse. it is the summer of the shark once again and there has been another spotting on the jersey shore. life guards pulling beachgoers out of the water when a fin was seen poking out of the waves. swimmers were back in the water an hour later. and farther down, about an hour, another shark was spotted. it's the second time in less than a week that sharks were spotted along the northern coastline. former first lady nancy raegan celebrating her 94th

birthday with a big smile. it's a two-tier birthday cake. warm wishes being sent to her all the way around. ronald reagan biografer calling her the keeper of the raegan legacy. they were mattered -- married for 52 years. coming up on this tuesday, a fight for faith or a swipe at our flag? >> we plan to raise the flags as a symbol that our commitment is to god first and then to our government. >> one pastor's decision to fly a christian flag above the stars and stripes sparking outrage this morning. he will be live to respond next. and as hillary clinton keeps the media corralled with ropes, this morning, she's breaking her silence by giving her first television interview with a reporter with a cozy clinton

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believe. it's our teaching. >> al fight for faith, a pastor flying the christian flag above the american flag. joining us now is the man behind the movement. what is your message in flying the church's flag above the >> well, it's pretty consistent with three things as we've been talking about. it's consistent with our pledge where we say one nation under god. it's consistent with the founding documents of our nation, where you see the general religious sentiments of the people being expressed and it's consistent with our belief in god which is the more important thing. god is first. you have to stop when any human authority would try to get you to dishonor that commitment to god and that's where we're at right now. >> are you referring to the government here or the supreme court? who is disrespecting your religion right here that you

believe that you need to send this visible message to? >> well, certainly we've seen for quite a while now a pushback on traditional christian values in our culture. you can go back to the issue of prayer in school. when the government started telling us that we can't pray with our children at institutions that our tax dollars paid for, and the church complied. that's an issue. we have a testimony that the fact that how we're living right now is not how it's always been. we grew up with prayer. >> pastor, may some -- the message is really piercing some. flying any flag over any flag over the american flag. is an insult to our country. what you ask us to do is unthinkable. my father served in world war ii for love of country and preserve

our republic. what do you say to those people? >> i can understand that. i'm a veteran. i love our country. i went to the citadel. i'm incredibly patriotic. at the same time, i'm a christian, when you look at the values of our nation, i think what we're reflecting here is what has been rather consistent with the majority of our people and if people would take the time to look at what we're doing, we had our youth involved in the flag raising ceremony. i was willing to serve in order to protect the right for people to be to express their religious beliefs as well and that's exactly what we're doing here. we're simply expressing our religious beliefs. condominium to god -- commitment to god first. many veterans share this consider concern.

many veterans feel their religious beliefs are being suppressed by the government right now. we need to stand up with what we believe in. >> you are sparking a great debate right now in our country and i'm sure many are going to express their opinion following this segment. fast tor, we thawveng for your time today. >> thank you for the invitation. >> now this coming up. women's world cup hero, carli lloyd. her rise to the top is no accident. watch this. >> it takes a lot of dedication. i've dedicated my entire life to soccer. everything has come second. >> carli lloyd sacrificing in order to succeed. what can you learn from her today? a man who has motivated millions is going to give us his tools for success now. here at fidelity, we give you the most free research reports, customizable charts,

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>> this is going to be trouble with mr. kilmeade. i'm doing the sports. some quick sports headlines, starting off with espn, espn is dumping donald trump. they are canceling the tournament at his club in los angeles. they say it was the move after trump made controversial comments about immigrants. and fireworks injury may cost pierre paul $60 million. he severely injured his hand after playing with fireworks in florida. right now, it's unknown if it's going to be ready by the start of the season.

u.s. soccer team taking out japan. carli lloyd scored three goals in the first 16 minutes, almost 4. her dream of a superstar match came through. . it just takes a lot of hard work if you want to get to the top and more hard work if you want to stay at the top. it takes a lot of dedication. i've pretty much dedicated my entire life to soccer. everything has come second. as i like to say it, i emptied the tank each and every day and outwork your opponents and you have a dream, that dream is tanible. to work at it. >> nothing comes easy. our next guest says you don't have to be a world cup contender to be the best of yourself. here is motivational speaker eric thomas. great moments. how could it relate to everyday people? what could we learn from carli

lloyd? >> what she said, she was giving 80% and she had to dig deep within, yeah, you may be better than anybody else, give it 80%, but what would it feel like to give 120% every single day, every single moment? and that's the message. i don't care if you are a teacher. i don't care if an engineer. i don't care if you work at the grocery store. like we have to give 120%. we have to give every single thing we have and what i like about our story is her results were different. when she gave 80%, she had one experience. when she gave 120%, she had a hat trick, you know, and one of the biggest stages for women in the world. i would just say stop giving 80 and giving 120%. >> also, i think she used it as motivation personally when her former coach comes out and says, carli is a delicate player.

when things go wrong, she disappears. >> when you look at guys like michael jordan, you see guys were good, they had this coach, this person could help them see angles that they didn't necessarily see. that's exactly what the coach did. but more importantly, she responded to that. some people, they don't like to be critiqued. they like people to pump them up. she took that and said i'm not going to look at it as something negative. i'm going to look at my life and see what more can i give and what more can i do? that's the message we got to ourselves on a daily basis, what more can i do, what more can i give, is there more inside? i personally was inspired by our story and i'm waking up after the pad, and i'm asking are you

really giving 120%? do you have more than to take than give, and many americans, we need to ask are we giving our all and if not, we need to respond the way carli responded. >> where did you come from? >> unfortunately, like a not of people from my community, i'm a high school drop out. my biological father was not in my life. i had a lot of excuses. i had that victim's mentality. a lot of excuses. i had a mentor that said you can be anything you can be. you need to get your ged and go to college. i was fortunate to get my ged. not make excuses. get my four-year degree, my masters degree, my ph.d. and write several books and and travel the world.

i'm a guy who made a lot of excuses. i'm a guy that accepted the world that was given to me and then one day i said what would e.t. look like, what would my life look like if i gave 120% and i've been giving 120% for ten, 15 years now. eric, people are saying you are crazy why are you getting up at 3:00 in the morning? i would like to see what my life would look like if i gave 120. >> you are worried about this generation. some people say they don't have the drive you talk about. >> i'm a little nervous. they do have high aspirations. they do want to do things, travel the world. they want things that no generation has ever wanted. i'm northwest ner -- nervous. they don't work the way generations in the past have worked. i watch people get up at 7:00 and go to the plants at ford,

gm, and chrysler. i watch people work overtime. this generation wants more than any generation has ever wanted. this generation does not work. they don't have the passion or drive. they don't see work as a positive thing. i'm afraid if this generation does not understand the value of work, it could be dangerous where we'll be in another 20, 30 years. >> at the same time, this generation and country has produced the best armed forces, volunteer force in our nation's history. with guys like you out there as an example, motivate america and beyond, i'm optimistic. eric thomas, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> have you had sacrifices for success? is this generation too entitled in your mind? go on facebook. go on twitter, and we're accepting your email. two hours. the video is horrifying. you have a baby on the tracks

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hillary clinton's campaign in mind when he recorded this many decades ago. >> on a victrola. >> it sounds like it. the hillary clinton campaign did fence in reporters because of crowd control reasons and finally she's going to sit down from somebody used to be known as the clinton news network, cnn. >> brianna keilar, the first il of thisnterview since year. who knows if this reporter will actually disclose the relationship? apparently there's a little coziness going on. this is a wedding picture, i believe. she and similar other political reporters attended the wedding of the director of the grassroots engagement for her

campaign, wondering if she will come forward with the fact there's ties to the campaign. >> the question is will she as she intros the interview, say by the way, for total disclosure, i attended this wedding a close hillary clinton aide ten days ago. >> and more importantly, will it taint how she goes about the interview? if you think back to april 14th, there was a moment where she seemed to be overly excited about the chipotle moment with hillary clinton. watch this. >> yesterday, she stopped at a chipotle. a campaign aide reporting to us, she's just like us, she eats there. the over arching message for her

campaign she's an everyday american. >> you know, it's unclear, the way she said that. was she quoting from a campaign source where she says it's not about hillary, it's about the everyday american she's fighting for. is she quoting the campaign or is that her -- >> she says it's like us. >> it does sound like the campaign line. it was at least one time a paraphrase. >> in politics, people go in and out of government, you have contacts and the best you do is work those contacts. >> people are familiar with the link. we'll see what happens. in the meantime, we'll say heather to heather nauert. >> i've god some news to bring you.

there was a motiveless murder today. you are taking a look at the picture of at that victim. the 30-year-old was shot in the back of the head by a shotgun as she walked near the famous sunset boulevard with her boyfriend. that suspect is described as a black man in his 20s. he took off in a black sedan after that killing. police are unclear if she was specifically targeted but family and friends say she has no enemi enemies. >> do you remember the woman who took a selfie outside a explosion? she made national headlines when she posted of her smiling and flashing the peace sign outside that disaster site in march. she formerly worked at the obama campaign and the iowa democrat process. the hero grandfather jumping

into the path of an oncoming train to save his granddaughter when sher stroller plunges on the tracks. he managed to lift the stroller after jumping down the rails just as that train sounded its warning horn with seconds to spare. he dashed to a broader section of that track completely unarmed. >> and then soaring in the sky, a guy on a launch chair goes flying with the help of 150 balloons. it reminds you of that movie, "up," the children's movie. the guy had a gps and oxygen tank with him. he parasuited down. the police charged him with mischief and causing danger to others. >> maybe charge him with

stupidity too. >> if you could do that, our prinks would really be full. >> i'm not advising this for my kids today. you stay away from the balloons and helium. here in new york city, it was down right warm, maria. >> warm and muggy out here and that's all associated with a storm system that's farther west. i want to show you on the radar. it's very distinct. we have rain associated with it from texas to the great lakes. you have winds generally from the south. we're feeling those conditions in places like new york city. the heavy stuff is along this boundary, from texas up to the great lakes. locally up to four inches. higher amounts than that will be possible in many of those states. we have a number of flash flood watches and some warnings are

already ongoing. there is a marginal risk for severe weather for parts of the ohio river valley and the northern plains. take a look at that high temperature match. east of that boundary, temperatures in the 80s and 90s, widespread. behind it, though, much cooler, temperatures today only in the 60s in chicago and 70s in tulsa, oklahoma. for this time of the year, that's very cool for them across that part of the country. back inside. here in the east, it feels like july. >> all right, maria. thank you. coming up on this tuesday, isis spreading and gaining more control in the middle east. how are we going to defeat them? >> they are not defeated with guns. they are defeated by better ideas. a more attractive and compelling vision. >> a battle of ideas to defeat the terror group. >> a nationwide recall just

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conduct." he's a former member of the homeland security red cell unit. what is that? >> the red which are unit was something that was stood up at dhs in the wake of 9/11, the idea was let's bring creative people in from outside d.c. to help brainstorm the next terrorist attack. >> the president said among other things -- you got the feeling, he doesn't see isis as a threat to the u.s. homeland. >> that's the problem. while he was busy playing golf, he was not negotiating a use of forces agreement in iraq. we pulled out of iraq, we allowed a situation where isis could take off. this is obama's making. this problem we have now. >> you see very clearly. you say isis is alive and well today because we pulled out from

this administration from iraq. >> had we stayed in there, we would not be dealing with the problem we have now. we have to be able to criticize fundamental islam which is the basis for the isis ideology. >> we are at war with radical extremist. >> obama wants to be a community organizer. that doesn't work in the middle east. we can't bring jobs to these people and expect this to go away. we have to go after the core ideology as well as going after the core members of isis and they are smart people. these are not kind of guys running around in the desert. they are advanced degreed, with masters degrees, ph.d.s. >> it's going to take big guns and brave people, although the president says it's going to take local people over there and not eefer here. >> you tell me what the iraqis can do without us leading them. the afghans too.

we can take young marines and get them ready for that and we can spend a decade in iraq and they can't field their own military. >> let's talk about your new book, it's called "code of conduct". this is an exclusive. this is something you saw on fox news.com. >> this is my new thriller. it was all inspired about an article i saw on fox news.com. george russell did it. he got his hands on some documents in aw tree i can't years ago. >> are you ever afraid that when you write these thrillers, that the bad guys might say hey, why don't we do this? >> absolutely. i always give it to my friends at the c.i.a. first. coming up, there was no

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hi, pet owners. pay attention. a major recall issued for your dog's dinner. they're recalling some of the their products because of listeria found in the chicken. that's not good as well as turkey and goose thinners for your dog. how can you keep your dog safe today? joining us now is katie nelson. how serious is the recall? >> this is more of a danger to people than it is to our pets. you are handling. that's the problem. both the american medical association and fda issued statements about raw food. it is not necessarily a risk to the pet, but mor people handling it. dogs have a shorter gi track and they are able to kill the bacteria and we don't. >> if your dog is eating this

raw food diet, get them to their doctor. >> if they are showing diarrhed, you can get a full refund on that. >> tell us how you keep your dog and happy on a whole food diet. >> if you feed the raw food, the main thing you need to do is disinfect. not just washing your hands, but disinfecting every surface. this can be a danger for us and children and anyone who is handling this. don't kiss your dog on the face if they are eating a raw food diet. it's not a great thing. >> the main thing, we can't deny that our skibl convenient, but the other foods have higher nutrients.

these are just examples. we know our kibble, but it can be high carb. >> kibble just for breakfast? >> they can have one or two of those. not the whole bowl. they are very high carbohydrate. you have to think about that. these are very high carb and not necessarily the highest protein and highest quality. then the canned food that can be good. generally higher protein and probably higher fat. >> these are not raw. >> these are not raw. they are commercially available. we have some of these foods and there is another category of pet food called a fresh pet food where it is cooked at a lower temperature and the only concern they have the refrigerator. >> what about people food? >> unless you are working with a

veterinary nutritionist, you should stick to at least one of the commercially available diets. you amazed? >> they are all wonderful. they are all friends. >> good food for them. dr. katie nelson, thank you for all the precautions. great alternatives. what's going on in there? >> coming up, let the immigration blame game begin. >> it's because of the political effort to republicans that we have not made the investment we would like to make in securing our border and keeping the community safe. >> aren't democrats coming up with the policy letting them run free? a fair and balanced bait on the topic coming up next. >> a heart warming homecoming that has everybody talking. the family behind this soldier's surprise. that's next. ♪ ♪

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>> good morning. it is tuesday, july seventh. an illegal imgrant deported five times gunned down a woman in broad daylight and the blame game begins. >> it's because of the effort to republicans that we have not been able to make the investment we would like to make. >> wasn't it tell us that shielded this guy from being sent back to mexico again? >> the video you are about to watch is serving the freshman quarterback punches a woman in the face at a bar. it is all caught on video. what should happen now? we report, you decide. are. >> man oh, man. >> then it was the fourth of july fail like none other. this man celebrates too early

and loses the race. this air force pilot is not crying about his loss. he is here live with his story. he still has his eye on the olympics. we have our eyes on you. live from new york city, this is fox and friends. ♪ >> wake me up before you go-go. do you wake up your spouses before you go-go in the morning in. >> no, my wife gets up and makes me breakfast in the morning. >> that's funny. >> she wakes me up. >> what are does she put in the bowl? >> she will make three items and i will pick one.

>> no pancakes today. >> that are is totally not true. nothing i said is correct. nobody gets up in my house. >> they used to get up with me, but not anymore. >> you forgot your anniversary. >> it was over quickly. >> no breakfast in bed there. >> not at all. >> what are abobout you? >> please. >> we do our best. >> we act like prowlers. >> i make a lot of noise. >> we all make breakfast and our lead story is the same thing we told you about over the weekend. it was wednesday in san francisco. kate steinly was out with her father when that man picked up a gun and the gun started going off himself. his arraignment later today. he was five times deported. he should not have been in this country and he was an illegal

alien. he was in san francisco with a gun in his hand. he told investigators he knew it was a sanctuary city and they would not deport him. five times over they did not. >> the gun, everyone tried to explain who is to blame. they said this. >> everybody messed up in this case and the real bottom line here is you have to respect the rule of law. cities should not try to write their own immigration laws that are contrary to federal law. they should cooperate and not engage in the practice of selectively saying we may cooperate or may not. the law is the law and they should cooperate. >> they grabbed him in march and the sheriff puts him out in april. unless they are violent, he has not had a criminal conviction. i let them out without telling

isis. >> so i said you are supposed to tell me. if you told me, i would have picked them up in a second. i had no obligation to tell you anything. when the mayor points blame or takes responsibility, they said we just listened to our own nancy pelosi. we wouldn't have an immigration issue. really? enforcing the border and talking about criminals, creating a sanctuary state is the john boehner's fault. he doubled down. >> when you think about it, you went through four rungs of accountability. the white house made it about the gop. >> the fact is the president has done everything in his power to make sure we are focusing resources on criminals and those who pose a threat to public safety and it's because of the political efforts of republicans we have not made the investment we would like to make. in keeping our community safe. >> how about this for facts.

hillary clinton is supporting sanctuary cities. voted against an amendment to block funding. >> like los angeles. >> martin o'malley said they would stop honoring requests to hold aliens so they could be deported. how is this a republican issue? >> there over 100 cities across the united states of america. that would be a great question to ask later today. in the meantime while josh has to blame the republicans, so does the mayor of san francisco. ed lee said this. even after repeated attempts by president obama and democratic party leader nancy pelosi, the laws, republicans in congress has blocked those efforts. look, it's a sanctuary city. everybody knows you can go there and unless you kill somebody, they will let you free. bill o'reilly goes off on the

mayor. >> mayor ed lee and the 11 members of the san francisco city supervisors refused to cooperate with the federal government criminal aliens. the feds asked the city of san francisco to keep sanchez in custody. the city refused. they paid for that irresponsible and unconstitutional decision with her life. the mayor and city supervisors of san francisco are directly responsible for the murder oficate steinly and the obama administration is complicit. they could order the fbi today to arrest mayor lee and the supervisors for violating federal law. she is in her authority to do that. i know that's not going to happen because racial politics drives the law these days. >> there plenty of laws on the books. the problem is not with the system per se, but with the

enforcement. they had their hands on this guy before he killed this woman. they could send him to san francisco knowing that with that revolving door he would be on the streets of san francisco or they could have deported him gene mexico knowing full well he would sooner or later be back on the street. >> that's what i said they would have done. in the 24-hour period, two people were killed by an illegal. in california and in texas. >> over the fourth of july, so many people were worried about isis. we were worried about isis, but it was the illegal immigrant in a couple of cases that killed americans. >> interesting note there steve. we will talk to heather about headlines for a lot of you at home. >> i have a related story. another illegal accused of committing a very serious crime who had been deported from the united states six times is

behind bars once again for a hit-and-run crash that severely injured a mother and her two young children. the 29-year-old from mexico was high on pot when he crossed a double yellow line on the road in maricopa, arizona, smashing into that family's car. a 5-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl suffered head injuries. he ran off and he was later arrested. he admitted to smoking pot before the crash. they say his record stretches back at least three years. also new overnight, one person is dead after the roof of an ice cave comes crashing down. the body of that hiker who was killed in the accident has not been recovered yet because of the conditions being considered so dangerous. that collapse is the second in as many days at the big four ice

caves. the first was caught on camera sunday. >> you get a sense of that thing. no one was injured in the first collapse. >> the leaker edward snowden could be coming back to america. the attorney general eric holder telling yahoo news the possibility exists for the department of justice to cut a deal with snowden that would allow him back into the united states. holder said that that helped our country because we changed our policy of bulk collection of phone data. he is living in exile in moscow. what do you think of that? the man behind so many of your favorite hollywood blockbusters including oceans 11 and the karate kid has died. representatives confirm that jerry weintraub died in a

california hospital. he started his career in the mailroom at a talent agency and rose in the ranks, becoming a fixture in the music industry. just another one of his movies, but in the music industry, elvis and neal diamond and john denver. his good friends including george hw and barbara bush said he had a passion for live and throughout the ups and downs of his prolific career, it was clear how much he loved show business. he was sfefb years old. what an amazing career. those are the headlines. see you in a half hour. >> quite a documentary. and he was friends of this program and he watched our show. >> nice. >> indeed. what a lovely man. >> coming up, the video you are about to watch is disturbing.

freshman quarterback punches a woman in the face at a bar caught on video. what should happen now. she hit him first. we will have a fair and balanced debate coming up next. . >> it doesn't get any closer than this. >> yikes. a fighter jet coming inches from someone's head. did you see that? look at it again. >> what are they doing on the roadway. ♪

cold-blooded violence through cities all across the country. first, in the city of chicago which has a democratic mayor. ten people kill and 55 were wounded this fourth of july weekend alone. in san francisco, the city's failure to deport a known criminal led to the murder of a 32-year-old katherine steinly. are these cities their liberal policies killing americans? from chicago it's pastor cory brooks. right here in the studio, former 2008 campaign adviser to hillary clinton and a fox news contributor. good morning to both of you.

let me start with you. you say there has been a total break down of the family under democratic leadership. what are you talking about? >> in the city of chicago, over 70% of our households are ran by single parents and a break down of policies in our city. they are largely democratic policies that have been in effect for a long time. i believe the policies are a result of the break down of our families and the result of that system in the city of chicago and the result of an economic base put in lace that is locking out a lot of african-americans and keeping us from work. >> i certainly can agree that there is an education issue. what the mayor has been working on since he was elected and to point the congress and play the blame game and say are liberal policies killing people in san

francisco, that's not up to what this conversation should be about. >> who is actually killing people? some could point to guns. and a lack of any sort of gun prevention violence program for them to embrace as a country. >> as the pastor tells you, they have some of the strongest laws on the books, but they are not enforced. it's the same thing with the sanctuary city and there 100 of them including san francisco. we heard this from francisco sanchez. he kept coming back because he knew it was a sanctuary city which is part of the liberal policy. the president said if we can save one life, let's try. he said that on all sorts of issues. why not enforce the immigration policies that are already on the

books? >> i definitely agree. you have to enforce the law. one of the reasons why we have those laws is to protect the american citizens. any time we afford people who are here illegally more of an opportunity we afford our american citizens, that is a problem. we definitely have reform and we have to keep the laws on the books and if we don't do that, we will continue to see situations like we are seeing and like we have seen in san francisco. we cannot allow that type of behavior to be in america anyplace by anyone. we have to continue to work hard to make sure we abide by the law. >> what are about the gun laws and across this country? what about enforcing the immigration laws on the books? >> i'm for enforcing laws, but to have them focus on cities is not effective. i have to make a point about sanctuary cities. the issue that happened in san francisco is tragic. it needs to be put in the hole.

it's not because san francisco is a sanctuary city, but ice made a mistake and did not seek a warrant to get them. we cannot demonize all undocumented americans. >> i was getting instruction from washington, d.c. >> they need smarter policies where they can focus on criminals and the people across the border. because republicans and conservatives refuse to move immigration reform. >> you know the expression the buck stops here. the president of the united states is in charge of ice. if he wanted to crack down, he would crack down. >> he has been trying to crack down and he has been getting a fight and a brick wall from conservatives for decades on moving this issue. >> i think we disagree and there a number of people in congress who want to see the laws enforced. >> good debate. thank you very much. what do you think about that?

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i am trying to find friction between you. doesn't seem to be any. what about the mentality of a doctor doing this. can you make sense of it? >> i don't know his story inside and out, but every person i looked at when you definitely deep into the chapters of their life, you find out the why. even something as heinous as this, you can imagine putting people through chemotherapy again and again and people thinking they are dying and the side effects of chemo and the rest. if we go back in his history, we would find out what happened that put him in a position that he for whatever reason lacked empathy as a doctor. doctors are attracted to the profession because they are try desperately not to be destructive. we have to be careful to identify them. >> here didn't kill anybody. does she to get in prison? >> when i researched this, i'm thinking bernie madoff.

the way he was the worst ever, this guy is the worst ever. financially it's $169 million he took from medicare. i spoke to doctors last night and when you get chemo and you don't have cancer, you are destroying your insides. it destroys your blood cells. >> you are trying to kill cancer. >> when you think about the psychological effect, if there is anything you have to learn. the oncologist does not diagnose you with cancer. the pathologist does. as shocked as you may be when you are diagnosed, ask to see the paperwork and the lab report. >> you are talking about one guy with 9,000 needle injections. >> doctors are not good enough at supervising other doctors.

no way there were not one or more doctors who said wait a second. why is his practice full of people who are positive for cancer? i had a friend killed by a doctor who other doctors knew was a bad apple. they knew for 20 years. >> he was getting ravarrested f curing the cancer. they are still alive. when you ask about the sentence, the defense attorneys are asking the judge to only sentence these clients to 25 years in jail. my opinion is he is getting life. 175 years. >> saying this from a medical perspective, get a second opinion. if something is too good to be true, think it's too good to be true. 'all these guys getting well? something is wrong. >> the 50 time we agreed on anything. >> he never lost a case. you have to wonder if they ever

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we are going to play a song and they are going to dance their hearts out. they are doing an awesome job. >> oh, my goodness. love that. young baseball fan braden back from his deployment after ten months. >> how did this heart warming homecoming come together. 5-year-old son braden and baby emily. welcome to all of you. >> thank you. >> hi, emily. >> taking it throughout this interview. how did you pull this off? >> it was me and my wife's idea. one of my coworker's wives had

pulled it off and i was still going through outprocessing at ft. bush, texas. they had all the plans made and everything. >> did you a good job. braden, can you hear us okay? >> yeah. >> braden, first of all, you ran so fast to your daddy. when you got to hug him, what was that like? how did it feel to hug your dad? >> good. >> that it did. >> so braden, you are a big miley cyrus fan, is that right? >> uh-huh. >> i don't blame you. >> he is a great dancer too. >> what was it like to have the family back together? >> it's a huge stretch of labor for sure. it feels great really. >> you mentioned you are in kuwait and as much as you like serving your country, it's hard to watch the family grow up on video.

describe that. >> to watch them grow up with football, pretty much the whole second year of her life on video. it's hard to watch her take her first steps and all that too. >> what was it like to have braden in your arms and finally now sweet emily? >> it was awesome. it was excitement and me and braden love baseball. >> absolutely. this is great for you because not only is your husband home, but you have somebody who can occasionally help you with the baby. >> yes. she is actually a handful. >> that was a good handoff by the way. >> nobody noticed. >> i hear they will be taking on a new mission on a differently field. will you be coaching braden?

>> i'm coaching football this year. we will see how it goes. you excited about that? >> yeah. >> so braden, describe what it's like with your dad home? what's it like around the house and on the weekends? >> good. >> i thought so. >> is it cool to give him a big hug? >> yeah. >> do you think he will be a good coach? >> yeah. >> i think so too. all right. the family has their hands full at this breakfast hour. sergeant adams and lisa and braden and emily, thank you very much for joining us. you are a better dancer than me even with a blind fold on. brian loves miley cyrus too, as a friend. >> he will show us the dances when we come back.

>> unfortunately we have to get right to it. >> i was talking again and they said don't listen. >> heather is going to be with us. >> that are brings back so many memorie memories. a beautiful family. 36 minutes after the hour. we have breaking news to tell you about. bill cosby, a judge releasing testimony from 2005 and in it cosby admits to have been given quay lewds to women he intended to have sexual relations with. the 77-year-old has been accused by nearly 50 women and never criminally been charged. his lawyers have not yet commented and we will bring that to you when we get it. >> south carolina is one step closer to taking down the confederate flag for good. they will vote if they remove it one day after the state senate

voted overwhelmingly to take it down. a bill must pass in the house before it heads over. >> the florida state quarterback. dawson has been kicked off the football team after they released a shocking video of him purchasing a woman. it's disturbing to see. video shows he gets into an argument with a lady at a bar. the woman takes a swing at him and he punches her back. striking her in the face. the freshman now charged with badly for that incident that took place on june 24th. hit the deck. a dangerous close call caught on camera. that is no movie. a libyan fighter jet comes out of nowhere and buzzes him at a military base there. the plane seems to miss the guy

by just inches. imagine how loud and terrifying that would be. >> the libyan authorities. >> it's very nice. someone will get fined. 23 minutes before the top of the hour and let's take a look at extreme weather and more terrifying video showing lightning striking a fast food restaurant. watch this. there it is. the strike happening in wendy's with the man who caught it on video was recording because he wanted to show his friends how hard it was raining. he didn't know the place was going to get struck by lightning. no reports of injury. i believe that was zeus. >> i don't think that came from the sky. i think that came from the gods. >> remember zeus and apollo were the same ones. depends on who you knew. >> you are stumping maria right now. >> now do you want to dance?

>> telling the woman about lightning. what a catch that was done. >> that did not come from zeus, but the storm in florida. living up to its name as the lightning capital of the united states and more storms today. we could be looking at more lightning strikes across florida, but i wanted to focus in on another system that is from texas all the way to the great lakes. the reason is because there is a lot of extreme weather that has been occurring across parts of missouri and flash flooding and last night tornado warnings across kansas city and heavy rain across parts of texas through the west of dallas. locally more than six inches of rainfall that will be possible with the storm out here. the flooding will be a concern. they have several flash flood warnings in effect across texas and missouri because of flooding currently ongoing with the storm

system. now something else with it, ahead of it we have recall warm temperatures well into the 90s and a marginal risk of severe weather across portions of the ohio river valley. much cooler and temperatures in the 60s and 70s and into the great lakes. back inside. >> thank you very much. so you think he is responsible for warm weather? >> i wouldn't be surprised. mercury. isn't mercury the speed demon god? >> also a car company. >> a fast one at that. you debate that in your mind. donald trump doubling down on his comments on illegal immigration saying he doesn't get what the bus is all about. the live report on his latest department. >> a fourth of july fail like none other. he celebrates too early in the race and puts his hand up and loses. he is not crying about it. he has his story live and he is still going to run to make the

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the tour de france. 20 riders going down to the pile up which forced to withdraw from the rest of the race. good thing he is not listening. for the first time ever, they stopped the race for 20 minutes to allow those who fell to catch up. 11 people are hurt in the starting of the rung of the bulls. who would have thought? including five americans. thousands of dare devils race down narrow streets chased by bulls in patch loana. three of the injuries were gored. the festival takes place and sometimes you can get a minor goring. every day through july 14th. >> thanks anyway. >> when you get gored, you think it's serious, but just a minor gore. >> it's gory. >> think gore, al gore. >> from al gore to the clinton camp, there is a connection.

it looks like hillary clinton will be sitting down with cnn later today and it will be on in the situation room with wolf blitzer. the big question is, how critical will the interviewer bryanna keular be? >> some wonder she was at a wedding and she has a cozy history. she was at a clinton aide wedding about two weeks ago according to the weekly standard and six other correspondents were there with her. the wedding was the founder or cofounder of running for hillary and the director of the campaign organization there. >> the question is how are the questions going to be. will she ask about the e-mail server and the benghazi stuff and the clinton foundation? there is a long list of stuff. if she asks about it, good on

her. >> she did have a chance to cover hillary clinton when she stopped into chipotle. she wanted to go eat something. >> yesterday she stopped at a chipotle. she had a chicken burrito bowl with black beans and guacamole and an iced tea. she is just like us. she eats at chipotle because the overarching theme is it's about the everyday american she is fighting for. >> the average person doesn't order while texting at the same time and not took to the person who took their order and say hello, how are you? >> it took a long time. >> at that time it was all about hillary talking about how minimum wage employees need a higher wage. so there she is face-to-face

with someone making minimum wage and does she say how would an extra $5 an hour feel? >> that brings us to the more recent news with roping off the clinton corral. we have you right here in the last hour. when we are ready, we pull you out. this might be a person at the wedding two weeks ago of someone who heads off and cofounded a clinton foundation group. it's an interesting appearance for the when those who make it beyond the ropes seem to have a cozy tie to her. >> in defense of her, you try to have small talk with a fast food person at a counter like that. it doesn't go well. there six people behind you. how is the weather, how would you like to make more money. a person behind me wants small fries. >> i have conversations all the time. i said would you get the tater tots? >> i used to love when people

said hi and talked. yeah. >> typical new yorker. >> excuse me, i have to get my search in. >> what are the heck is your hurry. >> you can make someone's day with a hello or not. i'm done talking to you. enough of this small talk. >> she is running for president. if she doesn't feel it, she should fake it. >> right. who would know? >> no one would. this is a fourth of july like none other. this man loses a race he thought he had in the bag. this pilot is not crying about it. he learned a lesson and he is here live with us. >> the first time in history back in 1898. hawaii became a u.s. territory in 1981. sandra day o'connor was nominated to the supreme court. the number one song in america

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>> the major led the pack in the peach tree 10-k and for most of the race she was on top. he started celebrating too early and lost. this pilot is not crying about it. >> that's right. joining us now, olympic marathon trial qualifier and active duty pilot major ben payne. thank you for your service. we were watching that video and thankful you are here today. describe that moment for us. did you see the other runner and how much regret do you have? >> thanks for having me.

that was quite a tight race. no, i knew he was there obviously. i knew it was close the entire way and i just kind of got comfortable and put my guard down and assumed i had the race in the bag and he caught me by surprise at the finish there. it was not immediately declared and the referee his to look at the tape and the tread thing as well. what happened in the half hour or 45 minutes between the two of you when you tried to figure out who won? >> that was a tough part of it. the waiting game. we both thought that we had won. i thought i won and he thought he won. it was so close that they normally use timing mats and that's usually accurate enough.

this was so tight that he had to go to a photo finish and it took about an hour and 45 minutes. >> oh, man. >> who crossed the finish line first and who will be the winner and it came out to like 9/100s of a second. >> did you have it in the tank or were you running out of gas? >> the thing is at the end of a race, you have always got an extra gear. you always have a little bit something more if you need it. i absolutely didn't slow down boy any means, but did i get comfortable? i guess i did. that's not normal. in practice we run through the lines. in a race you want to run through the line. >> how are you going to fix this? what are you going to do next? >> well, thankfully there is a lot more races down the road. this is one step on the road to rio ultimately.

there is more chances and more races to apply this lesson of not getting comfortable and running to the finish. and the celebration. >> we have no idea what it's like at the finish line. >> happy to cross it at some point. >> that's right. >> i strong lesson and a good lesson for everyone at home. thank you for your time and sharing that with us. we wish you well in the next race. through the line for sure. >> absolutely. thanks for having me. >> thanks if are your service. all right, coming up on tuesday, summer is time for fun in the sun as long as you get your work done first. >> who is that behind those

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good morning to you at home. it is tuesday, july 7th. an illegal immigrant deported five times guns down a woman in cold blood. but somehow, republicans respect to blame. >> it's because of the political efforts of republicans that we have not been able to make the kind of investment we would like to make in securing our borders. >> you have to be kidding me. this confessed killer, did he admit that he did it? right? wasn't it democratic policies that kept him coming back for more? chris christie being forced out of office in new jersey?

the new move to get him out of the governor's mansion if he's going to run for president. the stunt everybody is talking about. >> look at that. >> a man flies away on a lawn chair with helium balloons. >> i love that, actually. >> balloon boy from a few years ago. >> elizabeth's son. >> are you sure about that? >> yeah. those balloons, they look like party balloons, almost. remember years ago, a guy put actual weather balloons, thethered them to a lawn chair and took off. he didn't know how high he would go. to regulate his altitude, he held in his hand a b.b. gun. when it was time to go down, he one by one started popping the weather balloons. that was a true story.

i think he went 200 or 300 miles. >> he was thinking ahead. you have to have something to pop the balloon. >> if you have put together balloons and flew around with a b.b. gun, write us on facebook or twitter. >> kind of a limited audience. that guy might be watching right now. >> the lawn chairs are so light. it's their fault. >> we will find out what happens with that guy's lawn chair in a moment. the illegal alien who confessed to killing an innocent woman is going to face a judge in san francisco later today. this morning, it is on. we are here with breaking details. good morning. >> good morning, elizabeth. right now, the only person taking responsibility for kate steinle's death is the shooting. a convicted felon deported five times says he accidentally shot 32-year-old steinle after firing

a gun when he picked it up. he says he stayed in san francisco because he knew it was a sanctuary city and he woul not be turned over to immigration authorities. now, the blame game begins. immigration and customs enforcement blaming the sheriff for letting sanchez go. the sheriff says ice should have gotten a warrant earlier. san francisco's mayor is calling for an investigation while the white house blames republicans for not adopting comprehensive immigration reform. >> it's because of the political efforts of republicans that we have not been able to make the kind of investment we would like to make in securing our border and keeping the country safe. >> they say sanctuary cities need to follow the rule of law. >> everybody messed up in this case. the bottom line is you have to respect the rule of law. cities should not try to write their own immigration laws

contrary to federal law. >> a vigil for kate steinle was held on pier 14 where she was shot and killed next to her own father. francisco sanchez will go before a judge this afternoon. we'll bring you the latest on that. >> the explanation is ridiculous. he found a gun under a shirt and was shooting at sea lions. he found sleeping pills in a dumpster. >> the key, though, is he told police and authorities the reason he went back to san francisco is because they never deport anybody there. >> look, there are laws on the book that are simply not being applied. the word comes from washington, d.c. you know, the president has been very clear, whether it was the dreamers or the amnesty, he's trying so hard. it's the excuse for this legislation or the rational in trying to keep families together. i can think of one family in california that would be together if the laws had been

enforced regarding this guy. >> ice is frustrating. their agents saying someone has to be raped, robbed or murdered before it's a priority. it's frustrating for the agents on the street. imagine. >> no kidding. >> by the way, the same type thing donald trump was talking about. they are not good guys. he had a three-page explanation linking his views. >> time for news. >> good morning. i have political news to bring you right now. could chris christie be forced to quit as governor of the state of new jersey? two new jersey democrats are set to introduce a bill to force him to resign from office because he's running for office. they say he is not doing the state any good by spending the bulk of his time campaigning for the white house. more on that as we get it. new, coming in overnight, one person is dead after the roof of an ice cave in washington state comes crashing

down on him. four other people were injured. one of them critically injured. it is the second collapse in as many days at the big four ice cave. the first collapse was caught on camera on sunday. take a look at this. that thing is massmassive. no one was injured in the first collapse. the body of the hiker killed in the tragic accident has not been recovered due to dangerous conditions there. an illegal immigrant deported six times is behind bars again for a hit and run crash that injured a mother and two small the 29-year-old from mexico, was high on pot when he crossed the double yellow line on the road in maricopa, arizona, smashing into that family's car. a 5-year-old boy and 2-year-old girl suffered head injuries. he ran off, but was later

arrested. he admitted to smoking pot before the crash. police say his deportation record stretches back at least three years. the access of amanda peeterson best known for "can't buy me love" has died. it's not clear how she died. her mother is saying she had heart problems. she was 43 years old. loved her in that movie. it was sweet. those are your headlines. >> 43. terrible. >> too young. >> thank you. good news for the women's soccer team. the results are in. man, just about everybody watches. you are talking a rating that was better than the nba final game, better than the stanley cup playoffs. slightly above the world series finale in 2014. over 25 million people watched this contest and watched the united states and in victory here, the fox sports tv rating

was up 77% from 2011. so, you would think it would be a big paycheck for the athletes on the field. >> too bad they weren't paid by the number of athletes watching. when you compare the amount of money the men's world cup team got in 2014, they got 35 million. our women with the world cup win a couple nights ago only got 2 million. we asked you about the pay disparity, what you thought would happen going forward. you lit up the internet. >> you sure did. if the women's team can beat the men's team, they deserve more. on the challenge there. >> women's sports are not there yet. it may grow as it did in tennis, patience. >> i tell you what, if they were going to pay for dedication and gumption, lloyd, who got the hat

trick would be a millionaire. she was on with us and elizabeth asked about what do you say to the kid that says i can't do it? she talked a little bit about her secret to success. listen to this. >> it takes a lot of hard work if you want to get to the top. you know, more hard work if you want to stay at the top. it takes a lot of dedication. i have dedicated my entire life to soccer. everything has come second. as i like to say it, i empty the tank each and every day and outwork your opponents. if you have a dream, it is attainable. you have to work at it. >> she finished up at rutgers and coach said by the way, i've had a great career, i'm done, i'm going to get a job. the coach said you are not fit, you are not ready. work hard.

give the national team one more shot. she did. she realized she was not working as hard as she could. the results are in. i think it worked. >> she was spectacular on the field with that hat trick. when you think about giving all you have, you did an interview with eric thomas, a motivational speaker. he gave us an insight on how you at home and we can achieve success. watch this. >> i don't care if you are a teacher, an engineer, i don't care if you work at the grocery store. we have to give 120%. we have to give every single thing we have. what i like about our story is, her results were different. when she gave 80%, she had one experience. when she gave 120%, she had a hat trick. >> true. >> she is part of this generation where they grew up where when you play t-ball, everybody gets a trophy. seems they are part of the entitlement generation. eric thomas spoke about the

difference with this generation and the past earlier on the show as well. >> they don't look at work in the way the generations in the past look at work. i watch people get up at 7:00 and go to the plant at 4:00 at gm and chrysler. i watch people work overtime. this generation, this generation wants more than any generation has ever wanted, but this generation does not work. they do not have the passion or the drive for work. they don't see work as a positive thing. i am afraid if this generation does not understand the value of work, it could be dangerous where we will be in 20 to 30 years. >> they want but they don't work, he says. >> it's a generalization. we have the best military made up of the finest of this generation and they do it not for the glory or the money, but because of a sense of country and most of the commanding officers would say, man am i impressed. >> a lot of people are hard to

motivate, the young people. >> hard to get them off the phone or out of bed. >> so, what do you think? e-mail us about eric's comments. in the meantime, coming up, the illegal who confessed to killing a woman in san francisco says he was in san francisco because it was a sanctuary city. he knew he would not be deported. does this prove safe haven policies are too dangerous to keep? a fair and balanced debate coming up, next. summer is the time for fun in the sun as long as you get your work done, first. >> are you going right now? >> you know what, i have so much more inspired outside with sun. then come back with my ideas. >> are those x-ray specs? >> how to balance work and play and keep your job for the fall. >> she caught you. >> busted.

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well, an illegal immigrant, a seven-time felon deported five times admitted he shot and killed a woman as she walked along a san francisco pier.

the tragic death of kate steinle is putting a look at sanctuary cities. he went back to san francisco because he knew he would be safe from deportation. what should be done so it doesn't happen again? we have a con transcribe yur tor for thehill.com. thank you both for joining us here. another life lost in this situation. john, let me start with you. what is the problem with sanctuary cities? >> well, the problem with sanctuary cities is basically, they amount to public safety taking a backseat to illegal alien advocacy. they have chosen to make sure the interest of people who don't belong in the country, with multiple felonies on their record are kept in the country, even if it means endangering the public. it's important to realize, this

wasn't a failure, mistake or accident. the sanctuary policy operated exactly as it was designed to operate. all the advocates who helped create the program still believe he was appropriately released and should be released and people similarly situated to him should be released. so far, the san francisco board of supervisors hasn't said a word. we are going to see this continue. >> the white house is blaming republicans. why are they supporting the sanctuary cities. >> let me say, i think he should be locked up and the key thrown away. i advocate for immigrants but this is not what you advocate for. this is happening across the country. you have mayors and city council dealing with this and the federal government doesn't deal with it. you get a criminal to get through the system, does

something stupid and ends the life of an innocent america. it's the policy in our broke system. >> is this a larger issue or specific? this is specific, ice has an issue because they believe their hands are tied. >> they are. the cities can either cooperate and make sure they are handed over to the feds, then rely on president obama to actually deport them. right now, it's interesting to hear president obama blaming the gop, which hardly has a presence in california when the reality is, the president, himself, gave the green light to california last year to go ahead with the trust act, which governor jerry brown signed into law, which allows for sanctuary cities across the state. by doing that, the president basically said to california and other sanctuary cities, we kind of want you to hand them over to

ice, but it's a request, you don't have to do it. go ahead and continue with the sanctuary policies. it's what california did, it's what san francisco did. it's a result of pro-sanctuary political amnesty here. they are to blame. >> you can't deny without them in place, this woman would be alive today. >> i think you are exactly right. the reason we have sanctuary city is we have no laws to give guidance. his executive actions said we deport criminals like this. >> he was deported five times. he came back. >> absolutely. right. >> the problem isn't just the deportation, they know they can come back. he went back because he knew he could come back to a woman who died in the arms of her father struggling for breath. >> it's a horrible tragedy. >> it's a problem we will discuss for a while. thank you for your passion. our viewers sending in comments

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got some quick headlines for you this tuesday morning. hillary clinton will be doing her first national tv interview. there's a catch. the lucky reporter, cnns brianna keeler. she was spotted at the wedding of one of clinton's closest aides. eric holder going back to private practice. the d.c. law of covington and burling making holder a partner.

it's where he used to work. they specialize in complex investigations. the investigations he worked at the firm from 2001 to 2009 when he became attorney general. elizabeth, over to you and brian. >> thank you, steve. summer is time for fun in the sun, but you have to make time for the office. >> really? how do you do it and balance it all? let's go to the miracle woman who knows how to strike the perfect balance. >> it's summertime, we are kind of half at work and half at the beach. my first don't for today is don't dress for the beach. ready for it? >> yeah, but aren't you forgetting something? >> no, what? >> you're wear thag? >> yeah, it's a beautiful summer day. >> nice flip-flops. you couldn't see on the screen but you had flip-flops on. >> we were on our way to the

show. that's a don't. >> you look great in flip-flops. >> if you wear it to the beach, don't bring it in the office. >> right. here's another one. i'm all about if you are sick, call in sick, but if you are not, don't do this. >> how are you feeling? you called in sick yesterday. >> oh, yesterday, did not feel good. i had a fever, athlete's foot and sneezing. >> that is so weird. i facebook, it looks like you had a great time, at the beach. [ laughter ] >> incredible. >> don't call in sick and put the pictures on facebook. >> it's natural. here is another great example of whatnot to do.

>> hey, look. are you going to the meeting now? >> i am so much more inspired outside and come back with my ideas. what do you think about that? spf15. >> you were like checking out. there's a big meeting, we have to go. >> by the way, she would never do that. she's the triple over time woman. >> you are great actors. also, don't brag about the great things you are doing this summer. your plans. >> cheryl, i cannot wait for this weekend. >> what's this weekend? >> i have huge plans, the hamptons, body surfing, a restaurant and other plans, too. >> okay, not only were you bragging, but you didn't invite me. >> gosh, i feel like i'm guilty of this. don't blame the kids. >> take a look.

>> okay, so you are going to the company meeting? >> that's a tough one. i have the kids home from camp. i'm down a sitter. they are looking forward to the water gunfight. i need to order pizza. this is a crazy month. >> if you are not going to get your work done, you can't blame your kids. we know it's summer, but come on. >> that's why i had them, to blame them. >> did you? they are cute, by the way. >> it's a great segment. >> thanks for the help, i appreciate it. >> we are educating america's work force one by one, incident by incident. >> no fake sick anymore. >> that's it. >> you don't want to miss cheryl on the fox business network. go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. she's got all the tips there. a clinic caught giving kids the wrong vaccine. not just once.

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a fox news alert, president obama calling isis a worldwide threat. just one month after admitting he had no plans to get back into the fight. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires commitments on the part of the iraqis as well. >> mike is live with what the president is saying today.

blake, good morning. >> hi, there, good morning to you as well. isis can be pushed back and we will prevail. but the fight against the terror group will be a quote, generational struggle. that was the assessment from the commander in chief after he met with 30 military leaders in a rare visit to the pentagon yesterday afternoon. he pointed to recent successes with victories in places. isis poses a threat not just in the middle east, but across the globe as well. the president highlighted the coalition air strikes and described them as, quote, nimble. listen here. >> if we try to do everything ourselves, all across the middle east, across north africa, we'll be playing whack a mole. and, there will be a lot of unintended consequences that ultimately make us less secure.

>> shortly after, a spokesperson for the house majority, john boehner panned the game plan saying a speech is not a strategy. the defense secretary asked carter and the chairman of the joint chief of staff, martin dempsey who met with the president yesterday, to give a strategy update to congress while they testify before the senate armed services committee on the hill in an hour from now. back to you. >> john mccain should have fun with that give and take. thank you, appreciate it. jay, with the kurds right now said the u.s. has given into them and will not arm the kurds. he says the kurds can take out isis by themselves, all they need is weaponry. >> isn't iran already ticked off? >> i believe they wake up ticked off, yet we are working on a nuclear deal. >> now, this, putting god before government, a pastor is planning to raise the christian flag

above the american flag to remind people america was founded as one nation under god. it's causing controversy. he's putting faith first because it's under attack in the nation. it is elizabeth baptist church pastor, the founder of god before government. he was with us earlier. this is why he said it's come to this. >> god is first. i mean, if you believe god is the highest authority, then you have to stop when any human authority would try to get you to dishonor that commitment to god. that's where we are right now. i'm a veteran. i love our country. i'm incredibly patriotic. i'm a christian. when you look at our nation, i think what we are reflecting has been consistent with the majority of our people. >> we opened it up. a fair and balanced debate going on online. mike said god is always above

everything or everyone, period. >> john says this, no flag is to fly above the american flag. this is comparable to stomping on it. >> the pastor is right. as christians, god comes first, family second and country third. y'all are split on it. as a christian, i'm not sure anything should fly above the american flag or that god needs a flag. i can understand where you are coming from. appreciate your comments. >> 24 minutes before the top of the hour. we turn to a troubling story from new jersey. >> this is upsetting to a lot of parents. you are getting your children vaccinated. it happened at a health clinic. it is closing doors after an audit finds at least five children were given the wrong immunizations. they were giving at a salem county shot for tots program that took place between july 2014 and last month.

in that time, a 2-year-old boy was given an excessive dose of gardasil, that's a controversial hpv vaccine that doctors use to vaccinate against certain types of sexually transmitted disease zs. it's not usually given until children are older than that. officials are saying $20,000 worth of vaccines were not properly refrigerated and had to be thrown out. a concern for parents this morning. the pc police strike again. an island in a buffalo lake named more than 330 years ago. city lawmakers unanimously voting to change squaw island to, get this, unity island. the native american word is an offensive slur. it's algonquin for woman. the legislation passed. oh, my. can't make it up. a grandfather jumping into the path of an oncoming train to save his granddaughter when her

stroller plunges on to the railroad tracks. the man took his hand off the stroller for just a second. that's when it rolled off the platform and down to the tracks. he jumped down there and managed to lift the stroller off the tracks as the train was sounding its horn. with seconds to spare, he dashed to a broader section of the track. he is unharmed and so is the 18-month-old. than goodness for that. this looks like a scene from a movie. take a look. ♪ in that movie, a guy has a balloon take away his house. in real life, a guy in canada was spotted flying on a chair attached to 150 balloons. >> who? oh, my gosh. >> yeah, oh, my. they say the flight was over

callingry. it was publicity for a cleaning company. he had a gps system and oxygen tank. he eventually parachuted down. police were on the ground, waiting to arrest him when he landed. those are your headlines. >> i want to know how many balloons it takes. >> what's to keep an airplane from hitting the lawn chair? >> a lot can happen. >> thank you, heather. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. >> i'll take it from here, guys. you stay seated. extreme weather showing lightning striking a fast food restaurant as predicted. >> whoa! this wild strike happening at a wendy's in gainesville, florida. the man who caught it was recording it to show his friends how hard it was raining. he ordered a burger that was

flash fried. amazingly, no reports of injuries. you know it's not every day where we can look at something and see it so closely. there's a lot of power in that lightning. >> a lot of power in that lightning. it struck perfectly censored to what he was video taping there. he was taping the rain and got a lightning strike. that was incredible. you can just look at that over and over all morning, it's that amazing. there is a threat for more storms across florida. we could be looking atmore lightning out there. i want to focus on another storm system from texas to the great lakes producing a lot of heavy rain and flash flooding recorded across missouri, parts of western texas. we have flash flood warnings in effect out there. we are talking an additional four inches of rain possible in some of the zones out there from oklahoma, texas and missouri.

that's in addition to what you picked up from the storm, which is several inches of rain. watches are in effect from texas to missouri and western illinois. risk for storms today across the ohio river valley. a quick look at the temperatures, very warm ahead of the storm, cooler behind it. let's head back insides. feels like summer today. >> for the record, i thought apollo and zuess were the same. >> we'll get to that. i'll continue the research here while you read this. >> meanwhile, coming up -- >> headed to a concert and worried your party drugs may be taped? worry no more. they will test your party drugs before you take them. >> there's a party drug channel now? >> and, take a look at this here. we have wild new friends taking over the chill this morning. stick around to find out about

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here to tell us about the creatures and how your family can help save in the summer is the president and ceo of the columbia zoo and aquarium in ohio. >> thank you for having me. what a great segment today with an endangered species. >> normally our friend jack hanna would be here, but you are his boss. i wouldn't say his boss, but he's in montana. he will be back for sure. summertime, what do you do with the kids. you want to go to the zoo or aquarium. go to the aza, the association of zoos and aquarium. they are about family fun and conservation. >> you want to support the right zoo. >> right. here is an african flat footed penguin here. the thing that's really important about these penguins is the fact they are found in

south africa, but everyone thinks they are found in cold region. >> you can let him go. see where he goes. >> go over by the cheetah. >> the thing i love about the segment we are doing at zoos and aquariums, he absolutely loves this. we are partnering with frito lay. you can bring your kids to the zoo or aquarium for free. they have to get a variety pack. it's for that parent or family on the go. >> then you take them. >> absolutely. it's fantastic. >> speaking of variety -- >> yeah. >> from penguins to fritos to cheetah. >> fastest land mammal on the land. this is beebee. it's a wonderful animal. unfortunately, there's only about 12,000 left of these cheetahs. it's the human/wildlife

conflict. we have launched a new program called safe. saving animals from extension. it's a brand-new program to help these wild animals. >> how did you get this guy mellow? >> the columbus zoo has a great program. suzy has been with us working with them. we want you to be engaged with the animals and realize they are special. listen for a second. that's real. >> he's purring. >> we have one more animal we want to introduce everyone to. >> it's a bear cat. this is a beautiful animal. this is a moon goose, if you don't mind, it might crawl on you. it won't hurt you. a mongoose has a tail and they were beautiful animals. this is a young one, about 3 months old.

found in southeast asia. you can come here with me. i'm less scared of the cheetah. >> they call them a bear cat because they resemble a bear. beautiful animal. a program animal at the columbus zoo. >> does it make a good pet? >> no, no, no. check it out to find out how to go to a zoo for free. >> absolutely. >> thank you for bringing your friends to us here. >> go to fritolayzoofun.com to find out how to participate. >> thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> if i could have the cheetah, that would be great. coming up, do you have a lot of student loan debt? how about playing the lottery? >> from the new york lottery, i'm yolanda vega.

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a lot of graduating college

seniors leaving college with a ton of student debt. well, i hope you are feeling lucky. a new jersey lawmaker is proposing legislation to create a new jersey student debt lottery. you can only enter if you owe and winners would not get the funds directly, they go straight to paying off your student debt. is that the way out of our debt crisis? we have been thinking about this all morning. >> let's work through this together. this is what the new jersey assemblyman, the sponsor of the bill and the chairman of the gaming committee in the gaming community has to say. they are graduating from units with too much on their shoulders. any vehicle that can provide relief is worth talking about. let's talk about it. it's bone headed and stupid. lottery is a regressive tax. >> of course. >> it taxes the poorest

americans. so, if you are playing the power ball, you have a chance of 1 in 175 million to win. so, if you have student loan debt and in new jersey, the average is about $28,000, then buy this $3 ticket and most of the money will go to the one person or two persons that win it. the other quarter will go to the people who run it, some private outfit and say, okay, maybe what we should do is do you have a mortgage? do you have alimony, child support? maybe there should be one for all of those. why not have lotteries on each and every one of those. this is the government deceiving folks saying there's a way out. there's no way out. have the federal government or state do something better. >> every kid who graduates from college is gambling they are going to find a job. most have a hard time. >> that being said, there's a

loose change card for you. take five to elizabeth. share those. scratch those off and see how we do. won't pay your student debt, but have fun on me. you don't have to share with me. >> do you agree it's a lottery for college students is bone headed? what's your twitter? >> look it up. >> excuse me. we'll be right back. anybody got a quarter? i gotta rub this off.

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