center she's lost it. >> and george says the judge has stepped way over the line and the doj should be stepping in. this is beyond reason period. stay tuned. brett michaels rocking it out on the plaza. "fox & friends" right now. good morning to you, it is friday july 10th 2015 i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a woman murdered by a illegal alien deported five times is laid to rest. and a sirks ssh -- circus act goes horribly wrong. oh man, i've seen that but i've never seen it like that. a performer plunges to the ground in front of a horrified crowd. then, bye bye husband, forget your wife. the new bill to ban those words in the name of equality?

you got to hear it to believe it. then i need you to weigh in to talk about because mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> did we buy a drone? it looks like a drone shot. >> ted is tall and he's working the camera. >> we're going to need a drone today because that plaza is going to be packed with our summer concert series coming in. brett michaels is about to take the stage with us. of course we're grilling up some ribs here at

"fox & friends." >> and you know what happened last weekend? america won the women's world cup and guess what somebody from the team is going to be joining us live. christie rapone. >> >> at 40 years old, she's the captain and she will be here and first time ever a female team will be commemorated in the canyon of heroes the 206th time this has happened. the first time a female team. they expect over 10,000 -- >> they are going to wind up with a ticker tape parade. usually we're working on the 11th day of july which is 7/11 but that's tomorrow. so today, 7/11 is going to bring the splurpee truck to our world headquarters here. if you want a free one, come by. >> if you've got athletes young

ones bring them to the television set. so they get a chance to see a champion. just to our right would be heather nauert. that would be your left. >> ticker tape is massive. >> really excited and unprecedented. i've got some news headlines to bring you right now. we begin with that toifg fall at a circus. a video. a warning. it's hard to watch. you can hear the crowd scream when the acrobat falls 25 feet nearly 25 feet to the ground it happened in mexico. the 39-year-old man was thrown off that rotating platform when it suddenly stopped. he is in the hospital in serious condition. the sudden stop they say was caused by a circus worker's error. more terrifying video this morning. take a look at what happen airline passengers saw right outside the plane windows.

oh the noise. flames shooting out the engine of a southwest airlines flight. travelers out of chicago said they felt a huge explosion and rumbling as the plane went down the run wark. the pilot immediately aborted that take off. >> all the fire trucks came over and it's crazy. >> i was freaking out because i don't like flying that much anyway and i saw that go off. i thought i was going to die. >> yeah no kidding. a lot of people would have felt that way. runway debris being sucked into the engine is being eyed as the cause of that. just a few hours from now, the confederate flag will come down outside the statehouse at south carolina. the flag will be lowered at a ceremony at 10:00 a.m. and it will be moved to the state's confederate military room.

and sorry just will not cut it. pop singer arianna grande backtracking after bashing america. listen to this. >> well, the 22-year-old now flames she was referring to how doughnuts are contributing to childhood obesity in america, but as fans continue to slam her, she was forced to apologize once again. >> here i am apologizing again and, you know i was trying to get you to understand where i was coming from when i said what i said. but that's not important. i will rather just apologize. i've actually never been prouder to be an american to be honest the advances that we've made in the past couple of months. >> the owner of the southern california wants her to be charged. the health department docked that bakery one letter grade to a bx after she licked those doughnuts. those are your headlines.

>> i forgive her. just don't lick the doughnuts. >> that's it. she didn't apologize to the doughnut shop. >> time for a really nice close apology. family and friends gathered to remember kate steinle who was murdered by that illegal immigrant. they got together yesterday. it was just before sunset at 4:30 at a winery. her brother posted on line a moving statement saying that kate she was my beautiful loving sister amazing, the day before she died kate put on her facebook page whatever is good for your soul do that. please remember kate and live by these words. he's asked everyone to do that. so many people have gotten together on two separate fundraising sites, raised close to $60,000 to cover her memorial costs and her causes that were close to her high -- heart. >> they are going to take care of the funeral costs and donate

it to funds that were closest to her. >> the terrible loss is the fact that she was allegedly murdered by a man who was in the country illegally. he had been deported five times, and while she was surrounded by her friends and family and there you can see francisco sanchez screen left he's a man accused of her murder. there wasn't anybody at the memorial from the administration. do you find that curious? mark teetson finds it curious. >> the silence from president obama was absolutely deafening. he had plenty to say when it came to freddie gray and trayvon martin the president is tongue tied. he has nothing to say. in all of those other cases, he had liberal policy points that he wanted to make about gun control, police bias and racial

profiling. in this case he has no policy points he wants to make because the policies he supports are the ones that got this woman killed. >> well said there. if you thought you missed it because all day yesterday i thought i did, i thought where is the white house's statement on this, where is the movement like freddie gray and you miss the it because it didn't happen because they didn't do it. >> bill o'reilly is taking action. you've been watching the show and he's taken a move to pass something called kate's law. asking all of us to sign a petition and said essentially imagine if kate was your daughter. he wants to crack down on those illegals who come here and come back and should get a mandatory five-year sentence into federal penitentiary or into jail and get it out of the hands of the mayor or the sheriff. >> that low life illegally

crossed or border from mexico six times. we don't have border enforcement. does everybody understand that? i'm very proud of the more than 200,000 folks who have sign the petition on bill o'reilly.com calling for kate's law which would incarcerate any deported felon who returns to america again. there would be mandatory five year sentences for felons and lesser sentences for those committing misdemeanors who are deported and come back. >> it makes perfect sense. we've been talking about sanctuary cities the last couple of days. these are cities who have decided on their own, we're not going to follow the federal laws on the book. because san francisco did not, that woman died last week. what do you think? email us at friends@at fox news.com. >> don't call this man a

husband. >> there's a new move amend the marriage equality act. our vaw value as a a country are reflected in our laws. i authored this bill because it is imperative that our federal law would mirror the equality of all marriages. she's preparing for maybe what she believes will be another clinton presidency. >> two dozen democrats already behind her on that. do you believe that? >> what she's looking for are things that are gender neutral, right? >> so his, her, stuff like that. >> he would be just a spouse not a husband. >> i guess she wants to change

hiss-story. >> it will now be vis-story. >> we're evolving. >> it's all because the u.s. supreme court has said that all states must issue same-sex marriage licenses. they are trying to get rid of things that are gender specific. coming up sanctuary cities in the spotlight after the murder of that woman in san francisco. certain churches across the country are also opening their doors to illegals. should they? we'll debate that straight ahead. foois rush --i firefighters rush into a burning home and moments later it explodes and everyone walks out alive. the incredible story. it reminds me of "backdraft" with billy baldwin. this is real. ♪ ♪ our eyes...they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for

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it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. 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! look at the headlines revolving around trouble with your schools. 15-year-olds in oregon cannot drive, smoke, or even go tanning, but they can get a sex change. they can even do it without their parents' consent and the state will pay for it. how crazy is this? oregon will not say how many people have been treated under the policy. also in oregon parents told their children they could be

turned over to the state if they are late picking them up from school. the a letter warning families they would have to get their from school if they are not picked up in time. the principal apologizing. the murder of kate steinle by illegal francisco sanchez has sparked a nationwide debate. now in the spotlight, churches offering sanctuary. do searches have -- churches have a responsibility to turnover illegals are are they a welcome home to all we wonder. here to debate it are the president of the southern eadvantage gel i kal seminary dr. richard lambs and dr. richard jeffers. >> let's start with you. you think that churches should

open their doors to illegals why? >> i don't think they should be asking whether they are illegal. i think the churches should be offering the compassion that is part of the christian faith. if people come to us and they are hungry and they are thirsty and they need shelter, then we ought to provide food and water and shelter to them and it's not our job to be asking about their green cards. that's the government's job. god or taned the civil magistrate to enforce the law and by the way i'm for strong border security and i am for enforcement of the law. i am against the sanctuary cities. they are flaunting the law and that's dangerous and it shouldn't be done. but for christians when people come to our churches and they are seeking help i don't think it's our job to be the police. it's not our job to be law enforcement. it's our job to offer the compassion of christ. >> pastor jeffers you have a different point of view. >> first of all, i do agree with

dr. lands, my good friend that churches don't need to be checking the immigration status of those who attend but at the same time churches don't need to be deliberately under mining immigration laws like some churches are doing. look jesus cared about the down troden but he also cared about the rule of law. he said render unto cesar the things that are cesar. that is respect the government. paul wrote in romans 13 that god established government to protect its citizens and when you reject the government you are actually rejecting god himself. churches need to demonstrate compassion yes, but they also need to demonstrate a respect for the rule of law unless man's law violates god's law. >> we got a map that show the states and the district of columbia with congratulations offering sanctuary. isn't there a concern if you open your doors to -- and this

is the reason we're talking about it is this fellow from san francisco who murdered this woman, around you worried about introducing a criminal element into your flock? >> well, certainly, and that's why, you know it's criminal that the federal government has not enforced its own immigration laws and the city of san francisco is aiding and abetting them by having a sanctuary city. if if we had an immigration system that worked we wouldn't have people like this roaming the streets and i think if someone came to the door of the church and she asked for help i think we need to try to provide that help and we need to try to give them food if they need food give them water if they need water, give them shelter if they need shelter, give them closing if they these clothing but in the course of conversation we discover that they have committed a criminal offense or we suspect that they have then we do have an obligation to report that. for instance if we had someone who was a child molester and

that came to our attention, we have a legal obligation to report that. i just don't think that when people come to us and say they need us we say okay we need to see our green card. >> steve, look god cares about the plight of illegal immigrants but he also cares about kate steinle and other victims. she was gunned down by an illegal immigrant who had no business being here. let's show compassion for illegals yes, but let's show compassion for victims and start end fosing our laws. that's the most biblical christian thing we could do. thank you for joining us today. you'll never believe what happened to the pope the pit stop he made before his latest mass that everybody is talking about. guess where he dropped by. plus we all heard this one before the best cure for a hangover is another drink, the hair of the dog, is that really

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just a couple of hours from right now, the canyon of heroes in lower manhattan will be filled with hundreds of thousands of fans as the american women's national soccer team celebrates their 2015 world cup win with an historic ticker tape parade. this doesn't happen every day. "fox & friends" weekend co-host anna kooiman is live at city hall. what can we expect? >> i'm a handgun proud -- #proud

american. the newly minted u.s. world cup champions will be making history for this ticker tape parade. this is the first time that a women's sports team has ever been honored with a ticker tape parade here in the big apple. this is the 256th celebration that's happened here. it's honored presidents and world leaders and sports teams. this is just another stop on the tour to celebrate the u.s.'s amazing 5-2 win over japan. the team was honored on tuesday at a massive rally in los angeles where thousands of fans greeted the champions. some players even snapping selfies on stage during the big event and even president obama congratulated the team on their big win and invited them to the white house.

no date has been set for that yet. these team members have sacrificed a lot. carli lloyd was on "fox & friends" earlier this week on what it takes to be a champion. >> you emptied the tank each and every day and outwork your opponents and if you have a dream, that dream is attainable. you just got to work at it each and every day. >> these ladies are certainly big role models for a lot of folks out there. hard work gets you ahead. at 11:00 a.m. the big ticker tape parade is kicking off, ending here at city hall and the mayor is going to be congratulating them. these ladies are in good company, the very first ticker tape parade was a dedication for the statue of liberty in 1886. back to you. >> anna kooiman at city hall where the parade kicks off.

what better time to be outside than summer with a little sipping and a lot of drinking? >> we woke up the doctor he matched elisabeth real quick and he's got some questions for us. we're going to play fact or fiction. you be number one, hot drink cools you faster than a cold drink does? >> i would say that is fact. >> just to disagree with brian. >> the reason it's fiction is because it heats you up. but i'll tell you what it does do it's a trick, it does activate a reaccept or in your mouth. number two, alcohol doesn't kill brain cells. >> that is fiction. >> that is a fact. it does not kill brain cells. >> is that true? >> everybody thinks alcohol

kills brain cells. they have been telling us that since prohibition. all it does is disrupt brain cells. it kills five people. -- it kills people. 2.5 million people are killed due to alcohol-related diseases. eating before sleeping reduces your chances of a hang over? >> i say fact. >> wrong. it's fiction. you got to have your meal before you drink. you got to have -- once you drink, that meal is going to slow down getting rid of the alcohol. that meal will prevent you from getting rid of the alcohol. alcohol is toxic. you got to get it out of your system. >> it sounds like you are yelling at elisabeth. let's go to the next one. >> i'm sorry. you can drink too much water. >> oh, that is fact. >> that is a fact. that is a fact right. >> that's absolutely a fact. you know why that's a fact? because if you drink too much

water you upset the sodium in your body so you really have to watch it. you should have your seven or eight glasses of water day and more on a hot day, you don't want to do that because you dilute your bloodstream. >> the best cure for a hang over is hair of the dog. fact or fiction? >> fiction. >> fiction. it only delays it. two-fisted drinking. alcohol in one hand water in another. >> thank you very much dr. seegle. >> i know it sounds like the doctor has a kegger this weekend. coming up two presidents one stage with some straight talk. >> how does it happen? how does what people think are bitter enemies --

>> who was the bitter enemy president obama -- president bush is talking about. i think the picture gives away the answer was. plus world champ christie rapone is here live as she and her team get ready for an historic celebration, a ticker tape parade. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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at the bush national library because something we're very familiar with that maybe you are not. bill clinton and george bush 42 and 43 as well as 41 and 42 are actually great friends, even though they are on opposite parties. >> they talked about everything from hillary, to the upcoming election 2016. traded jabs back and forth a bit president bush's painting. at one point, president clinton says i better check my wallet at this point. >> it sounds like a great day as they graduated 60 men and women from across the country who spent the last six months figuring out how the presidency works. they had gone to the presidential libraries of lbj, bill clinton, 41 and 43. here is george w bush talking about their relationship between the bushes and the clintons. >> they ended up having a friendship. how does it happen?

how do what people think are bitter enemies in the political arena, able to put aside victory and defeat? i think in dad's case winning and losing an election was not the most central thing in his life. the most central things in his life turn out to be his faith and his family. and, therefore, it makes it much easier to deal with disappointments. secondly it helped a lot that bill was so gracious in other words, it's important to be a humble winner and i find that relationship to be very instructive. >> yeah. and that was a little message possibly to future former presidents. >> and he actually talked about the lack of communication back to him from president obama. >> yep. there was no political rhetoric. there was no partisan political talk between the two of them. just two guys who are friends

with different point of view and they are okay with that. we're going to play more with bill clinton. right now, at the top of the hour heger has got some headlines. we all know how difficult a firefighter's job is. rarely do we actually get to see it. we have some new video that will make your heart skip a beat. look at that right there. a home exploding at the exact moment that firefighters rush inside it. there was a back draft we're told that blew out insulation from this home in arkansas right after firefighters opened the door of that house. amazingly, no one was hurt. a mother and her one-year-old child escaped from that house moments before. thankfully. >> well, a scare. a popular tourist destination,

smoke came from the cn tower. it was a dress rehearsal of fireworks from tonight's ceremony. pain relefers in your cabinet, the fda says ibuprofen can increase the risk of stroke up to 50%. the pope is having it his way of sorts. tens of thousands gathering for an open air mass with the pope in santa cruz he and his team chose a burger king restaurant as a staging area down there because it was so close to the event and had to shut it down because well, he needed a place to change. workers covered the windows to give him privacy. brian, we've got some great

stuff over there. >> the u.s. women's team is the champions of the world cup and we'll celebrating their success with a ticker tape parade. >> we are kicking off the festivities right here at "fox & friends." defender christie rapone. how are you feeling? >> i'm still on a high. it's an amazing run. >> i'm looking at at someone who was at the last world title how this stack up? >> this is better than ever. winning in canada and coming back. the best female soccer team in a parade. pretty amazing. >> the eyes that were on you range from women to men, old to ungy. i've never seen a studio so packed. you are really the hero of so

many real girl athletes out there. what's your message to them? >> just achieve it for yourself. go for the ride. if you believe it and you are confident, good things will happen. >> biggest challenge in your soccer career? >> biggest challenge, overcoming injuries and coming back and fighting. there's highs and lows. keeping up the main goal of winning a world cup. >> i thought it was so special for your teammates to go out at their way to say i want an -- abby wambach and christie rampone to put their hands on the trophy. >> i'm not doing this alone, i'm doing it with abby. 16 years to win another world cup. we did it together. counted up to three. lifted it up. >> how a team that you lost to in penalty kicks four years ago,

how you dominate that team so much four years later? >> carli lloyd. she came out and was outstanding. we're on a high. we got better and better through the tournament. as you can see in that final. if you tuned in five minutes late you missed a lot. it was 5-2. great way to take a statement and hopefully more to come. >> you all keep giving each other credit. >> it's a team. there's 23 players to make this win and from the locker room all the way up to the starting team. >> here's a question. why is it brian, because i have a soccer background that women get $2 million for winning the world cup, and the men get $8 million for not winning and germany gets $35 million? does it matter to you? >> i'm passionate about the sport. it would be nice not toing back

to work when i'm done playing. >> would you like to see a female presence on the fifa? >> i think it would be refreshing. >> have some fun today. >> i love your necklace. i believe it's a medal. >> very nice. we're going to turn it over to all the young female athletes that are waiting to give you a high five. that is a fantastic thing to see in our studio. >> you can make your way now. >> that's what i would do. you got a hero in your midst on the soccer field. come on in. christie congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right. >> well, let me tell you this. let me push it up here. he was supported five times but somehow managed to slip through the cracks. killing a young woman. a marine dad who served tours of duties overseas he

says you are looking at the most terrifying thing that ever happened to him. he and his daughter. a selfie stick saved him. coming next. aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk!

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jackets. time for a real hard turn. the murder of kate steinle by an illegal immigrant deported five times, exposing the massive gaps in our border security. juan francisco sanchez is not alone. let's run them down and joining us former assistant director of the fbi, his name is ron hosko. let's take a look at this guy, first, if i del-- fidel urbina. >> he's one of three illegal aliens currently on the fbi's most wanted list. he raped and beat a chicago woman. got bond. back on the street later that year he sexually assaulted another chicago woman and kill

her. her body was later found in the trunk of a burning vehicle. >> where do you think he is? >> the likelihood is mexico. >> all right. let's go and move on to saul chavez. he's wanted for death by aggravated dui. leaving the scene of an accident in 2011. >> this is a tragic case. there were witnesses who believed this 66-year-old victim could have survived had he just been hit by that car and chavez is believed to have drug the victim several hundred people. ice placed a detainer on this individual. he later got bond. his family paid the bond. it was $25,000. he walk free never to return. my understanding is the family is suing the cook county sheriff for just that action.

>> they should see the sheriff and the federal government. one time should be enough. he shouldn't be here to begin with. absolutely incredible. what about moises galvan gonls. >> in 1987 near a frm farm a argument broke out. his brother got a 20-gauge shotgun from a vehicle, they shot and killed someone with that shotgun. once again, in the wind. >> finally, fidel ruis serrano. he's wand for a murder back in 2003. >> that's right. an argument with a coworker he reportedly got a semiautomatic

rye ryeful and killed a coworker. >> can we call them illegals? >> each of these people were in the country illegally at the time of these crimes. they fled the jurisdiction. their flight whether it's to central america the most common location for our fugitives or mexico make it immeasurably more difficult for the fbi to capture them. there are hundreds thousands of them across the country. that's where police can identify someone for the crime. >> the directive has to come from the top and it has to be a nationwide effort to help you guys out. next on our rundown, a marine dad who served tours of duty overseas says this is the most terrifying thing that's happened to him. he and his daughter and a selfie stick and a stranger saved him. all he wanted to do was play

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he fought in desert storm. what just happened to him was more terrifying than war. this marine and his daughter were swept away by a powerful rip current. take a look at what happened in nantucket. >> come on.

>> fer terrifying indeed. after two long minutes, a stranger with a selfie stick was able to bring them to safety. joining us from skype, father and daughter and the samaritan that jumped into action. thank you all three for being here. i watched this video. it is terrifying. derrick, special ops marine been to war. describe how this was the most scary thing you've ever been through. >> it was different because over there you have some control over the outcome of the situation. i just felt helpless. i tried to stay behind my wife and erin so they wouldn't go past me. watching them get tumbled in the surf was more terrifying and

feeling of helplessness than i've ever encountered before. >> erin i'm sure you're still processing it all. i hear you say i can't when instructed to swim. what was this like? it was horrifying to watch at home. >> i physically couldn't do anything. every time i tried to swim, i got pushed out further from the shore. >> derrick i read you had 30 seconds left. did you think you were going to die? >> i did. i saw tommy come get erin. i saw lifeguards get my wife. i have 20 or 30 yards back. it was the feeling okay they're safe. i got them in. i went under twice.

then i looked up and this big hunk of a man was coming for me. >> tommy, that's where you come in. you and the selfie stick. how did you do this? >> well, when i first entered the water after we heard the screams for help, the first one i came to was erin. she had the selfie stick in her hand. i grab had the to pull her out of deep water and got her out of deep water on the sand bar. then her mom was close by so i went and got her up on the sand bar. >> incredible. >> then with when she was safe i went out and helped couple of the other guys get derrick back on shore and helped him on the shoreline. >> you though this is one outstanding rescue we were able to see because of a selfie stick and that camera and heroic act of you tommy there and your efforts.

derrick, i'm sure you both feel you're look at a hero when looking in the mirror. erin great story to tell ahead. glad you're here on fox frenz"fox & friends." >> thank you. coming your way next. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today.

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... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! good morning to you. it is friday july 10th 2015. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. she was murdered in broad daylight by an illegal alien deported five times. now call to action to fix the m immigration system from across the country are here. where's the white house? this is not what you want to see outside the plane window. yeah you're right. >> wow. what happened? we'll explain. >> can i get off that plane? meanwhile, might be one of the best ever photo bombs.

>> everybody ready? hold on we're missing somebody. >> mind if i get in this picture with y'all? >> look who arrived. a soldier surprise like no other. live from new york city it's friday with "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ on that stage in a short time we're going to see if bret michaels has really gone country. >> that's right. all our american summer concert series and famous dave on the grill. he's going to turn it up for

you. >> everyone is on the line outside. he's got dedicated fans. >> we're half a block as you can keep going up and see the people lining up at 48th and sixth. it goes half a block. don't be discouraged by the large crowd. we would love to have you stop by. he'll start singing 8:00 eastern time time. if you're looking for free barbecue breakfast, this is the best place in town. free. in the meantime, let's talk about this this. we've been telling you about the young woman murdered at the hands of a man in this country illegally. that is kate steinle. yesterday they had her memorial in pleasantington california. family and friends talked about what a life she had. her hommom talked how she would go out of her way to help people. in fact she talked about a

homeless man who at one point had no coat and was cold. she gave him a coat. sounds like a wonderful person. >> her big brother brad posted on a site asking for donations. there are two, one by coworkers and one by her family. the day before kate was shot and killed on that pier she changed her facebook cover photo and said this. whatever is good for your soul do that. they're asking people to do that and follow. >> after trayvon martin being shot after michael brown investigation that ensued. we know this would have been a great opportunity for him to step forward and talk about the need for cracking down on illegal immigrants in our country and strategy of this 32 struck down in the prime of her life while she lay pleading for help from her dad. we have not heard anything yet, no formal answer not even from

josh earnest. here's a best selling author talking about this last night with megan kelly. >> the silence from president obama is deafening. heed 45d had plenty to say when it came to martin brown, gray. all of a sudden a woman is killed by a criminal alien. the president is tongue tied. nothing to safe. it is simple. in other cases he had liberal policy points about gun controlle, police bias racial profiling. in this case he has no policy points he wants to headache. the policies he supports are the ones that got this woman killed. >> that would explain why we have not heard from the president. think back to the case in ferguson missouri. there was outrage in the community ask and across the country in many cases. the administration shows up. in this case with kate steinle, there's outrage across the country. have we heard from the administration?

i haven't. >> it begs the question which lives matter to the white house. >> just enforce the laws already there and use it as momentum to get reform if you want it done. >> remember this debate got lifted before this devastating news by the words of donald trump, presidential candidate moving to 2016. he had words for those that mexico was sending to this country. yesterday he doubled down. he said mexicans actually like me and i'm still right. >> i love the mexican people. they have tremendous spirit, vie brans and life. i expect the country of mexico. the problem is the leadership is smarter than our leadership. they're killing us in terms of jobs and leadership. i'm talking the government of

mexico. they're sending us criminals. in other words, instead of putting them in their jails, they're sending them to us. >> he said they're not sending their best. as it turns out, reuben is a syndicated columnist at the daily beast. he wrote, trump is absolutely right. when it comes to mexico not sending their best trump is right. >> i said if you happen to be in mexico city monterey or one of the cities a doctor lawyer engineer, make good money. have a louis and all these things this is true. a lot of people think donald trump is right.

>> sorry donald trump. still paying a price. two of his celebrity chefs who were hispanic and going to work in his new pennsylvania avenue property ahead of schedule they said they're trying to get out of the contract. donald trump says there's something behind it. i agree. he's paying a price professionally because i want to do something politically. >> people want a fighter right now it's reflected in the polls. there's a new poll that came out. on the republican side donald trump is the front runner. four points head of jeb and rand paul. he's ahead of governor walker and former governor huckabee. donald trump's message is resinating with way lot. >> is it with you? let us know. we'll stand by and wait for easy

to. heather is to our right. couple of pieces of news this rn ho ingmorning. we begin with a terrifying fall at a circus can. we warn you the view the hard to watch. you can hear the crowd as they scream when the act bat falls 25 feet to the ground. this happened in mexico. the 39-year-old man was thrown off the rotating platform when it suddenly stopped. he's in the hospital in serious condition. that was caused by a workers error. take a look what airline passengers saw in the united states right outside the plane windows. boy. then that noise they heard. the flames shooting out of this engine of the southwest airlines flight. travelers taking off from chicago felt a huge explosion

and rumbling as the plane sped down the run way. the pilot aborted take off. listen to this passenger. >> we pulled over. fire trucks came over. crazy. >> i was freaking out. i don't like flying that much any way. i saw that and thought i was going to die. >> the cause of the explosion possibly debris sucked up into the engine. in a few hours from now, the confederate flag will come down outside the south carolina state house. the flag will be lowered at 10:0 eastern time and moved to the military museum. governor nikki haley signed with nine pens one for each of the charleston shooting victims. this might be the best photo bomb ever. take a look here. >> everybody ready? hold on we're missing somebody. i don't know. >> mind if i hop in this picture with y'all?

>> you mind if i step in? that's army soldier jared johns surprising his mom in greenville south carolina. he's stationed in germany and came home on early leave. nothing makes your mom happier than seeing her baby. >> that's wonderful. >> always a baby to the mom. >> got to go back and do the picture again. that's the bad part. >> totally worth it. thank you heather. it's 7:11 here on 7:10. heros in lower manhattan as the women's u.s. national soccer team celebrating 2015 world cup win over the weekend. they're having a big ticker tape parade today at 11:00. >> anna is live at city hall. what is everyone e today? >> tens of thousands fans expected to gather. good morning to you and all of you at home. the world champion banner behind

me. a lot of folks wearing red, white, blue. the women's cup champions are making history marching up broadway and ending here at city hall. thousands of fans will line the streets here for the confetti parade. it's part of the canyon of heroes or more appropriate this time canyon of hero ins. this isn't the first title for american women, this just means a lot more. christie rampone joined us earlier for what this means to her and the team. >> even better. this day and age, with fans supporting. winning in canada coming back to end it right in new york city with a parade. pretty amazing. >> it is going to be amazing. starting 11:00 a.m. eastern

time. girls will make their way here to city hall. i'm certainly hashtag a proud american today. hope all of you are too. >> it's a ticker tape parade. there hasn't been a ticker tape in new york city for years. >> hillary clinton decided to donate her shredded e-mails. >> she's such a problem solver. >> going to go beyond that. i will say this. i want women to use this as momentum to get their league going so the average american is watching this professional league so they don't have to wait every four years to get paid and recognized. >> you're right. paid and recognized for what they do. she mentioned that. he was hurt by a roadside bomb and now relies on a service dog. he is getting booted from his apartment because of that dog. next on "fox & friends." and all that guy with the guitar wanted to do was play the

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serving our country. he's facing another battle at home. wemt to help him out. he and his family have been living in an apartment complex four years. this week they were served an eviction notice. he says it's because of a service dog that helped him stay alive. now joining us john and his service dog alley. your family is not here but they're very much a part of this story. john you live there had four years. why is there a problem now? >> we got new management six months ago. the new management does not like the dog for some reason. >> they say you don't keep the place clean. thats the problem. >> they're trying to say everything they can now. i've got pictures videos. it's just wrong. the place is nice and clean. if they're worried about cleanliness, they should tear

the walls down and look at mold from where our place flooded. you can see clear pictures that we sent in to you. if you don't have it i apologize. >> we have pictures of your apartment. we don't have the mold behind the walls. obviously you're clean and obviously responsible and obviously a parent. a little kid walking around in filth and not going to work any way. if they can't take your word for it as responsible parents you're making sure of it. you think this is a awe management issue. tell everyone watching now -- they say service dogs are not problem -- what this dog means to you. >> without this dog i would be dead or in jail right now i guarantee it. she has saved my life several times. she helps with everything from making sure i'm getting the -- i can sleep through the night.

helps me when i'm having action dreams. she detects seizures blackouts. she helps me in crowds. for years i didn't go outside my house because i was terrified of large groups of people. i don't have that anymore. it's all thanks to her. >> so you're fighting this because that's how you were brought up and what you do. here's what they're saying at the manchester complex. this jans family continued to let their dog out unleashed and unsupervised. what response? >> false. i have the collar on her so she's never without a leash. and there has been a time or two with my short term memory loss from the ied that yes, my

daughter may have let her outside for a couple hours. but she hasn't done anything -- she never attacked anybody or hurt anyone. >> you're not asking for a favor. you want to be left alone and live your life. now you're getting a hard time by new management at your complex. we're going to continue to follow this. thanks for your time and sharing your story and sack ri tiesif i -- and sacrifice. we appreciate it. >> thanks so much. you heading to the beach? a drone might save you. he played the star spangle banner and was cuffed. he shares with us live his star spangled arrest. ♪ ♪

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23 minutes past the top of the hour. time now for news by the numbers. 22 million. that's how many social security numbers were compromised by chinese hackers earlier this year. that's five times larger than the personnel office originally reported. next 10,000 times. that's how much you'd have to magnify this bible to read it. jewish engineers put millions of letters on a chip tinier than a grain of sugar. how sweet is that? a canadian man sat in his car to use a car pool lane. he was busted for the violation but a plus for safety.

he said even though dumbnyiesy dummies were in the karks they werecar, they were wearing seat belts. and a patriotic celebration for fourth of july. take a look at this. after a standup performance that drew over 200 in florida. look at this. cops came in, and he got arrested. here to tell his side of the story, the 22-year-old lane. >> good morning. how's it going is this. >> going okay. i understand you played the national anthem first time ever memorial day. fourth of july what happened? >> well i walked out to the middle of first street started to play with my buddy's amplifier and guitar. probably played three to four seconds and a police officer walked over towards me and said if you want to go to jail

you'll keep playing. i said are you serious? he said you can't play in the middle of the street. i asked if i could move back to the sidewalk. he said yeah that's fine. so i did. >> you thought he was saying get out of the middle of the street. he was probably saying you're making too much racket too, right? >> he never told me that. i asked if i could move back to the sidewalk and i said. i did and i played. >> so you played. it was fantastic. if people haven't seen it they've got to go online to watch the whole thing. go to fox and friends.com. a minute or two after you were done the police came many and said what? >> they just told me i needed to come over and talk to them. i was like talk about what? in my mind i was like can i put my stuff down and make sure it doesn't get broken or stolen? he was like yeah you'll have

time. we walked over to the police car. when i got there, he goes spread your legs put your hands behind your back. i was like oh my gosh i'm being arrested now. this is crazy. ridiculous. >> what was the charge? >> breaching the peace. yep. they were going to try to get me inciting a riot. they decided not to go with. that. >> with the national anthem? >> uh-huh. >> you have no prior criminal record. you're in a church band, high school lacrosse coach. no alcohol in your system. you felt like playing the song and you got in trouble. >> i wanted to be as american and patriotic as i could on fourth of july. that's what happened. >> the police chief told the local news station you were told you were going to have to stop playing. you went to the sidewalk and continued to play. the only way to stop it since he wasn't going to stop playing, was to take him out of the location out of respect for the national anthem they let you

finish the national anthem. and you did. then they gave you that and charged you with that problem. it was such a lovely version, if people haven't heard it lane would you like to do the national anthem for us here on "fox & friends"? >> it would be my honor. >> i promise not to arrest you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> very highs.nice. beautiful song. you did it very well. >> thank you for having me. >> god bless you. >> we should point out, we called the police department. have not heard back. thank you for playing sir. >> all right man. take it easy. >> you too man. too bad he got that ticket.

coming up this next story is bananas. zoo visitors in a panic. >> told us to get under cover. >> one great escape pulled off by that tiny little monkey. guitar legend bret michaels is here and takes the stage on the other side of a brief timeout. ♪ ♪

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oh wouchltw. you can see it there a home explodes at moment a firefighter rushes inside the building. there was a back draft that blew out insulation from the home as firefighters opened the door. amazingly no one was hurt. a mother and her 1-year-old child escaped just moments before. what heroes there. from life-saving drones coming to a beach near you. fire officials in pompano beach are testing them for water rescues. during the investigation, the drone dropped off a life raft to a swimmer. the drones won't replace lifeguards but will be an additional tool to keep swimmers safe in the water. nice. a monkey is causing mischief at a zoo.

she escaped from her exhibit when the zoo was filled with visitors. >> they said quick, get indoors. there's a monkey on the loose. >> told us to get under cover. wasn't really dangerous but said he was sort of scare addd. >> zoo officials found her unharmed. they expect to have her back in the habitat today. a cheetah gets way too close for comfort for this tourist. that cheetah jumped in the back of a safari van. his face says it all. two others jumped on top of the van. how terrified would you be? few minutes later, the cheetahs jumped off. and bret michaels. >> tellselling more than 30 million

albums worldwide, now here. bret michaels joins us looichltive. great see you. >> thank you. >> he was two miles from my house playing. >> a lot of great fans were there. amazing. >> i know country is hot. for you to try country thing, what attracted you? >> first of all, i'm a rocker. i'm a rocker that loves country music. i've been down here years. i grew up loving not only country. my father was a military veteran. for me doing every rose it crossed pop, rock, country. it's seamless. all the fans know -- >> we've got to make sure they know i love country but i'm a rocker that loves country music. you know what i mean? >> what's your favorite song of

all time? >> there's two of them on the acoustic. "every rose has its thorns," "something to believe in," and "nothing but a good time". >> it's interesting you mention "every rose has its thorns." did you see the police sergeant that did the cover of that song. it went out on the internet. you eye balled it and tweeted him back? >> i did. let me say this, everyone knows -- i'm going to say first of all he did an amazing job. it was great. it went viral all the is sudden. the officer was great. what was killer about it -- doing every rose with the feel good foundation we donate a lot of money for first responders for everything they've done for us. thank you. >> you love our veterans can i ask you something about what's happen manage pop culture. ariana grande was caught in a

bake shop saying i hate americans. what was your reaction? can she recover from this? >> i want to say this -- a lot of times -- being i wasn't there when it happened and what led up to it. alls i can say is my support is unbelievable. it's tough for me to answer. that about recovering and stuff like that you've got to be really -- in my case i'm just saying -- sincere and say this is what i'm going through and what i was thinking. i'm such a patriot, it's tough. it's a tough thing to recover from. >> speaking of patriot, your new album is called "true grid." >> every time i come here they've done heart surgery, brain surgery. i said after a while it's ridiculous. i'm lucky i've still got moving parts at this point. >> i know you were with the

"apprentice." that was real. for every country you dualed with who did you have the energy with? >> kenny chesney is great. tim mcgraw is amazing. lee bryce, just did a show with him. he's amazing. loretta lynne is such a star one of my best friends. great. >> concert is 19 minutes from now. bret mic lgles michaels is coming up. turn around bret. coming up, rudy jewel ane giuliani. >> talk about a patriot right here. ♪ ♪

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we don't read the warning labels any way. hate to tell you. >> i'm going to read some now. and critics blame sanctuary city policies for the murder of kathryn steinle who was gunned down by an illegal immigrant. >> everyone is trying to read the language by ice. it supports a simple phone call from the sheriff letting them know about the notification of someone they gave us custody of. would have been preventative of this. >> what does america's mayor think? joining us now, former new york city mayor america's mayor, rudy giuliani. honor to have you always. where is this going? >> first of all, sanctuary city concept that goes back to 1980s, has been expanded way beyond -- at least the way i recognized it

then when i was u.s. attorney. mayor cotch was first i believe to do ordnance on sanctuary city. there was a strict call by the police department. he made three exceptions to the reporting requirement. one was parents who put their children in school. he didn't ask if they were illegal or not because he didn't want 40,000 children on the streets without any kind of supervision. number two, if they witnessed a crime and were able to turn the criminal in, he wouldn't ask again because he didn't want to stop them from turning in criminals who might turn around and not possible go after illegal immigrants but someone else. third one was if they were seriously injured or had a disease. other than that, strict orders to the police commissioner. every person turned over. when i was mayor, i used to do

over so many over. i used to fight with them all the time. they would deport 1,000 a year. we had 400,000 which meant i was stuck with make the best of it. i would fight to put the drug dealers, murderers, rapist first. the guy in the back of the restaurant left. they would do it in their order. sometimes the guy in the back of the restaurant would go first and drug dealer would go on bail. priorities for a long time have been extremely inconsistent. >> sure. >> with making a city safer. this thing in san francisco is way off the charts. i never, back in my day, would have contemplated a sanctuary city would have said a guy deported five times would be out of jail. if you're an illegal immigrant and arrested for a serious

crime, you should have no bail because you're a risk of flight. there shouldn't be bail for you. >> where's the white house on this? >> the white house is nowhere on it. no uniform rules. cities do what they want. i assume because bill brat tonton is police commissioner and did this and sometimes anointed. he would report every criminal and try to get them to take custody of it. we wanted them off our backs to start with. i can't tell you the policy of this mayor. i assume it's the same. it's not like san francisco. if we had custody of somebody who four or five times had violated the law, that guy wouldn't be walking the streets. he would be in jail without with bail. >> at least 30% of illegal

aliens were called the worst of the worst. >> there's no question the bill in question o'reilly talked about -- >> kate's law -- >> is exactly the right thing to codo and do and short circuit. >> when you're a felon, you do your time get out. you come back. >> a step in the right direction? >> best direction is 20,000 border patrol on the border, 50 border stations so border patrol is no more than 20 miles from any point on the border. you've got to stop it there. once it gets here we're playing catch-up. ideas like cutting off funding, case law. they're playing catch-up. got to be done at the border. >> under your vision there, could kate be alive today?

>> there's no question she would be alive today if they had anything close to a sensible -- even a sensible sanctuary policy. i think you're going to find cities that have more sensible sanctuary policies than san francisco. >> thank you for your time. always great to have you. up next they're back. minions, my kids talking about them. star ago staring in their own movie. is it worth your cash? i can't wait to hear that next. cinna-milk! ♪ to steady betty. to steady betty. fire it up!

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they're back. these little minions starring in their own movie. >> the prequel to the popular "despicable me" one and two now

minions hits theaters today. >> we'll make it all make sense with kevin mccarthy. is this good worth our time? >> i think brian this is your number one most anticipated movie of the year. you've been waiting forever. the movie itself comes out today. it's prequel with "despicable me" as you mentioned. i sat down with sandra bullock. they shoot these movies over years. actors never get to voice scenes with other actors. i was speaking to sandra bullock about how they do the scenes and what was the craziest movement she did with her body to make the character sound in the movie. take a listen. >> the very end. something happens to my face when someone does something to my whole body. i had to smush my face and do the slurping sound. i pray any of the footage taken while i shot that does not

somehow wind up on the internet. it's horrible. you don't think about it while doing it. i did whatever i had to do for my craft. it's pretty humiliating. >> it was random. the movie takes place in certain aspects of london. i want to mention she teams up with the minions kevin, stewart, bob to overtake the world. the cool thing about this movie, i was worried, can i watch a whole movie about the minions? they made a decent well-made pill film. for film nerds, there's an awesome cameo in the film. it's the coolest thing ever the directors put that in there. one guy does the voice of three main minions. he has to talk to himself. he codirected the movie. i gave it three and a half out

of five. not as good as despicable me one but better than two. don't waste the extra dollars if you go. tell rudy giuliani hi. i love him. he's awesome. >> he is the coolest guy ever. >> we sure will. >> i named my family dog after him. i'm not kidding. >> could you get more incredible. >> thank you kevin. geraldo rivera is coming up next talking about immigration and ariana grande's new apology after her disgusting doughnut shop outing. nope ♪

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good morning to you. it is friday july 10th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. when freddie gray, michael brown, and trayvon martin died, the white house was there. when kate steinle was killed by an illegal immigrant this. where is president obama? meanwhile, after she was caught on camera saying she hates america, ariana grande is on camera saying she's sorry, kind of again. >> i'm never been prouder to be america with the advances we've made in the past couple months. >> 22 apologies in 24 hours. her manager must think she's really in trouble. >> she thinks we're on the right

track. >> hey. i pronounce you spouse and spouse. apparently the words husband and wife are offensive. >> believe it or not, mornings are still better with friends. i'll explain. ♪ ♪ >> one, two, three, come on. ♪ everybody come on ♪ ♪ play that bass for me ♪ ♪ give me some honkey tonk ♪

♪ come on ♪ ♪ everybody raise your hands ♪ ♪ sing with me ♪ ♪ >> oh yeah. you know bret michaels is our performer for the day in our summer concert series ch. half an hour again when doing the interview with him, we didn't know where he was. he did not emerge from the tour bus until 15 seconds before. the crowd, which in some cases some people you're looking at there were lined up at 2:00 this morning, to see that man live. >> right now singing "your momma don't dance." true grit is the album. he's got more coming your way. "something to believe in." "every rose has it's thorns."

>> i'm sure when a diner has a reservation, he's a second late to get the applause. everything is dramatic. >> let's listen to a little more. ♪ ♪ >> okay. to see the whole concert this hour go to foxandfriends.com/concert. it's not unusual to have music going now. heather used to be a dj. >> it's true. now bret is into country music. he loves all music. >> thank you. good morning all. hope you're off to a great day. couple headlines to bring you now. we begin with a terrifying fall at a circus. the video is hard to watch. take a look. you can hear the crowd screaming as the acrobat falls about 25

feet to the ground. it happened in mexico. the 39-year-old man was thrown off the rotating flate flat form when it suddenly stopped. we're told it was caused by a worker's error. another shocking video. what would you do if you saw this outside your airplane window? boy. flames shooting out of that southwest airline plane's engine. then that noise. travelers in chicago felt a huge explosion and rumbling of the plane as it sped down the runway on its way to boston. the pilot immediately aborted takeoff. >> we pulled over. fire you can theres and stuff came over. it was crazy. i was freaking out. i don't like flying that much any way. i saw that go off. i thought i was going to die. >> no kidding. the cause of the explosion they

say was debris being sucked up into the engine. in less than two hours from now, the confederate flag will come down in south carolina. this is a live look at the state house in columbia. the flag will be lowered during a ceremony at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. it will be moved to relic room and military museum. governor nikki haley sign had the with nine for each of the charleston victims. the women's soccer team is getting ready to celebrate the ticker tape parade here in new york city. chrisie rampone joined us to reveal the secret of their team. >> we're a team. that's the most important thing. there's 23 players to make us win from the locker room up to starting team. >> the parade starts at 11:00 a.m. eastern. see it in entirety on fox sports 1. those are headlines.

so much fun to see her with little kids. she was gracious. >> 41 years old and still on the national team. she's been on that team 20 years. >> she took time with every young player. congratulations. >> huge heroes for my daughters. >> can i say something first? you introduced know bret michaels outside. unlike you, he lost "celebrity apprentice." >> he won the "the apprentice." >> it gets under your skin. honestly he's bitter. bitter party of one. your couch is ready. let's talk a little about kate steinle. she had a memorial service yesterday in california. we want to play a sound bite for you. mark who was a speech writer for

george w burksrks. bush. why didn't the administration who has sent people to other high profile funerals send to this? he had plenty to say when it came to martin brown, gray. all of a sudden a woman is killed by a criminal alien. all of a sudden the president is tongue tied with nothing to say. why is that? the answer is simple. in all other cases he had liberal policy points he wanted to make about gun control police bias racial profiling. he has no policy points he wants to make because the ones he supports got this woman killed. >> the policies he supports got this woman killed. i think statements like that are very, very unhelpful. >> is it true? >> let me revise in parts.

first of all, i believe he should have sent a representative and spoken on the issue. why? it is obvious the controversy concerning the 11 or 12 or 15, however many million undocumented immigrants in this country is a hot button issue that affects people in hearts and minds if not everyday lives. he could have easily expressed compassion remorse over the loss of this innocent young life this wonderful person by all accounts. he missed an opportunity. i agree in that regard. the other point that the person when he makes the hard turn to politics makes i think is unfair. that this woman is dead as a result of barack obama's policies. >> had this man been deported -- >> first of all the man was arrested three times for felony reentry. served 15 years if in federal

prison for reentry. the border worked in this case. he came across caught sent to federal prison. de deported. came across, arrested. >> he knew he was gaming the system. >> it worked. >> the place where the ball was dropped, and there's plenty of if anything finger pointing, it seems the city of san francisco underestimated the criminal alty of this horrible person that committed this disastrous crime. >> do you believe that comes from the top? >> ice was not notified as a federal agency is. he should speak on that alone. he said nothing. >> what i see side from the gut-wrenching loss of this family of this wonderful person and random crime. what was the crime, a robbery?

there was no robbery. was it targeted assassination? why this woman? the guy was a stoner with a gun. there's a bizarre connotation to this crime we don't understand that makes it utterly more tragic. the issue of the millions of undocumented immigrants in this country is one that needs to be resolved not made a hysterical talking point for anyone's presidential candidacy. this is something we need to be thoughtful about, something we need to respond top. it is beyond doubt that this population is the vast majority hardworking, innocent and otherwise law biding. >> let's build on this. what happened with the confederate flag yesterday? they voted it down. why? a tragedy happened and prompted to republicans coming together saying let's take this down and take the page. this is another opportunity to

say we have to double down getting felons out of this country. let's be clear at the boarder and figure out what to do with 11 million. >> i have move objection to anything you just said. i have to caution -- and it is always difficult for me to be in this chair following the recounting of tragedy where awful incident has taken a life. it's terrible to sit down and try to be the voice of prudence and reason and suggest this population is overwhelmingly law ago biding other than the fact they entered this country illegally. this is a law-biding hardworking population doing dirty work the rest of us won't do. that's what giuliani was trying to tell you. we have to separate the scum

from the can -- >> if we have the policy at the border we could do. that. >> 80,000 crimes were committed by illegals. this is not isolated. >> yes, but if you compare amounts of crimes they commit. look at los angeles and new york. two cities impacted by undocumented immigrants. you never hear about them committing violent crimes. los angeles is experiencing crime levels they have not seen since 1950. in june new york city safest month we've had in decades. last month. these are -- this population is generally speaking in the grand tradition of the american immigrant. they came to build this country, came out of own desperation. they're a good population. we have to crack down on felons on violent thugs and awful people. i wish the president said something. he could have and should have. >> thank you very much.

>> thank you. >> i'm sorry about steve's crack about the "apprentice." you didn't win. >> thanks. >> elisabeth, the one voice of comepassion compassion. >> that's it. a family kid napped, a father forced to rob a bank where he worked. a terrifying new trend we're seeing. what happens when you leave paint behind the house? the story behind this picture will have you laughing all day. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling

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one pill, twice daily, xeljanz can reduce ra pain and help stop further joint damage even without methotrexate. ask your rheumatologist about xeljanz. law enforcement now on high alert after the kid mapping of bank executive and his family in tennessee. the man was forced at gunpoint to rob the bank where he works. fbi says there's a chance the case is connected to a similar kidnapping of an executive ask and his family in april in knoxville as well. let's ask former fbi agent who spent 26 years with the agency investigated bank robberies. have you investigated anything

like this? >> this is unique but hot unprecedent. we have investigated a number of bank robberies. the unique nature of this is it requires great planning by the criminals and access of information on the victims. we don't see this regularly in our history. >> they make this guy rob his own bank because his family is hostage and would be killed. they had three guns so they know the threat is real. that's part of it. it takes research. when he works, when he's home, when his family is home. what else? >> we always caution like this. i'm sure law enforcement is talking to others. there's other training scenarios we work through in financial institutions. specifically one of the things we see now is predators use social media and cyber world to gain information on potential victims. people put too much information on websites social media, so that they can -- criminals and

predators can learn about them and use that to advantage. i'm not sure whether or not that happened here. that's something to be aware of. >> looking for two white guys between 6'1" and 6'2" the other between 5'9" and 5'10". this could be a pattern in the tennessee area. how do you identify a pattern? . >> fbi and local law enforcement units are looking into the one that happened recently. there's concerns of copy cats and bulletins going out and draining ing training with financial institutions throughout america. we're hopeful it doesn't become a copy cat investigation. law enforcement is taking every precaution to make sure information is relaid. the best reterrent is capture the suspects. >> it's hard to plan for this.

bill thanks for sharing your 26 years of knowledge. >> thank you very much brian. pleasure to be with you. 20 minutes now after the hour. not quite done yet. the video is crazy. firefighters rush into a burning house. then this happens. wow. wait until you hear how everyone got out alive. she had the perfect life. proud wife mother of three, registered nurse. then the unthinkable happened. elisabeth has that story you won't believe because i believe it. it's going to be hard. looking for a sweet deal on a house? one woman is asking $100. what's the catch? we'll tell you how you can get in on her incredible offer. don't miss the story today at 2:00.

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okay. a look at the headlines and the trouble with some of our schools. listen to this. 15-year-old kids in oregon cannot smoke or drive or even go to tanning salons legally, but they can get a sex change legally. they don't have to even ask parents for consent. state leaders not saying how many have been treated under the policy is. 15 years old. also in oregon parents told their children could be turned over to state if they're late picking them up from school. a note warning parents they'd have to get their kids from school if they don't show up on

time. now they apologize saying the principal never approved the letter. never mind. >> that's scary. on the outside erin had the perfect life. proud wife mom of three beautiful kid, registered nurse that cared for patients at a local clinic there. her life was turned upside down. at that moment she learned she was put on this earth to do much much more. >> i describe myself as a woman of faith and a woman of hope and of perseverance. life isn't about the things that it's about the people that surround it that make it a home. >> words to live by which were testd two years ago when mother nature came to stake her claim. flames rose so high the city

condemned houses on erin's side of the street. >> it was a record flood. it was inches above the fork on the treechlt. it was a house i imagined myself and planned to grow old on the back patio. instead, i found myself closing the doors to the rooms where i had measured my kid's growth throughout the years. it's when you think you're making other plans that god is making bigger and better plans for you. >> so in the thick of winter the family packed up and began jumping from house to house staying with friends and family while their new home was being built. >> suddenly you really lose a piece of yourself. your self-esteem, self-worth dignity. we weren't taking care of ourselves. >> with the weather warming up they decided to camp out in the city park. >> we were going to have space to ourselves, the opportunity to cook for each other again.

it was a time that we were really excited about as a family. >> that night on her way to the grocery store, a homeless man approached erin looking for spare change. i didn't want to engage in him or look at him because i felt if i looked at him as a person it would be like looking at my own reflection in the mirror. >> embarrassed she quickly went back to the man. >> i apologized and said how sorry i was. i asked him what i could do for him. he was really so humble. >> he told her there were many places to warm up and spend the night or get a good meal. there was one thing everyone needed. it was the least donated and hardest thing to find. >> he said how simple it is when he gets it it provides not just comfort and warmth but things we don't think about like dignity and hope. of course i asked him what it is. he said -- he tells me it's a

pair of socks. i've never been touched by god before and i don't know if i was that day, but i felt like i had landed in the world of oz. suddenly the world seemed filled with potential. >> within weeks, she partnered with a non profit out of philadelphia and became the chief sock angel. she has organized several stations like this and over the past year she collected and districted socks to thousands. >> we're simple as a pair of socks is to some people. it's hope for a lot. >> what an incredible mission erin is on. she entered the miss dakota pageant and to her surprise he won the crown. amazing woman, mom, wife now

beauty queen who saw opportunity in stead of walking away. she's doing great work for homeless in the community. when i see her washing her feet there, i think how much god is in that moment. >> that's true. >> it's joy of sox, s-o-x. >> you don't want to see the other website. >> that's true. and a family that runs a radio for several nights in a row. for those of you that aren't familiar this is an institution in wyoming. hear the family and their story. 29 minutes after the hour. we have 31 minutes left. i pronounce you spouse and spouse. apparently husband and wife is

passe. are hose words sthose words offensive to you? world cup champions ticker tape parade is starting in a few hours. we'll talk to fans decked out in red, white, blue. some of the players as well. can't wait. here's bret michaels with "something to believe in" ♪ ♪ ♪

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national soccer team. >> they're sitting on top of the world today. >> they are. ticker tape parade coming their way. an anna is live at city hall. how exciting is it there now? >> energy is incredible. good morning to you and everyone at home. the first ticker tape parade was for lady liberty. this is the first time a sports parade has been honored with this celebration. parade goes from battery park marching up broadway and sendends at city hall. bill de blasio will greet the team. we heard fans super enthused about the big victory. >> i believe that we just won!

i believe that we just won! >> it's like that up and down the streets already. the event kicks off at 11:00 this morning. as excited as these fans are, the players are even more. >> this has been an incredible experience. we're all soaking it in enjoying the moment. we're here celebrating with the ticker tape parade. >> doesn't get better than. that female soccer team and parade. are pretty amazing. >> absolutely. girl power and u.s.a. normally ticker tape parades honor war heroes world leaders. last two giants and before them yankees. let's go team u.s.a. >> parade at 11:000.

do us a favor. grab us five seats behind you. could you do that for us? >> it's a proud american moment indeed. anna thanks for that. gosh that is going to be a scene 11:00 a.m. heather our kids would love weather. >> it's great to show little boys how strong women are. >> i saw anna took a subtle shot at new york mets. he mentioned the yankees but didn't bring up the mets celebration. >> sorry. we were just speaking about being proud. this is going to make you more proud than ever for the job firefighters do each and every day. rarely do we see it in action. this will make your heart skip a beat. look at that house manyin arkansas.

a house explodes at moment firefighters rushed in. a back draft blew insulation out as firefighters opened the door to the house. amazingly no one was hurt. a mother and 1-year-old child escaped moments before that explosion. wow. listen to this one. this has got people scratching hair head this is morning. i now declare you spouse and spouse. two dozen democrats now pushing to eliminate the terms husband and wife from federal law. lawmakers say the gendered terms should be replaced by more neutral terms like spouse or married couple. this comes after the supreme court ruled all states must issue is marriage licenses to same-sex couples. tens of thousands gathering for an open air mass in bolivia. his team chose a burger king as a staging area because it was

close to the event. the fast food restaurant had to shut down while the pope propair prepared. they covered the windows in white sheets. we've seen this in our homes. 2-year-old girl covered in paint from her toes up to her shoulders. >> what? >> look at that there. >> well the little girl's mom is renovating her house, hoping to sell it. she noticed eerie silence in the house. her daughter little anniston removed the paint bucket's lid and climbed in. >> when she does things like that it's fun to let other people have a good laugh. >> oh my. >> mom says cleaning with anniston was the easy part. >> she's a good painter. >> she's trying to get the paint

off the floor and fireplace. >> i would save a couple footprints on the floor. >> she's trying to sell the house. >> oh no. got to take the planks with her. cut it out. the little girl turned rock star who's in big trouble after saying this in a doughnut shop last week. >> ar anna grande after she got caught with her boyfriend licking doughnuts and saying that. people said she was very rude. she apologized via statement. >> this is her original apology. she said she was trying to talk about obesity and kids and that she didn't mean it. >> spin baby spin. >> it wasn't enough so she kept apologizing. the second went like this. >> so here i am apologizing

again. you know i was trying to get you to understand where i was coming from when i said what i said. but, that's not important. i'd rather just apologize. i've never been prouder to be american to be honest with you. with advances we've made in past couple months and wonderful progressive things going on never been prouder of this country to be honest. >> with the two supreme court decisions, she takes back her statement. >> how does she feel about the doughnuts? i'm waiting for that. >> she couldn't be near the doughnuts for a while. she could be in trouble. >> she apologized for getting caught with those comments. there's she and her boyfriend on the fourth of july weekend. he's she's licking that. the doughnut sho with a lower ranking by the health board. what the doughnut people want to

do is have them criminally charged for cross contamination which apparently in that neck of the woods is a crime. >> dunkin doughnuts puts them behind the counter where they're safe. >> can't touch them. now this coming up. president obama's pick for joint chief chairman siding with mitt romney on russia. how will our foreign poll say fair with differing opinions up top? bret michaels getting ready to perform. some would say he is performing. ♪ ♪ when i'm out in the hot sun, i know how to hydrate on the inside. but what about my skin? coppertone sport sunscreen puts a breathable layer on your skin to help keep it hydrated by holding in natural moisture while providing protection from harmful uv rays. game on. coppertone sport.

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fresher harder and yeah, even on sundays. if that's not what you think of when you think of the united states postal service watch us deliver. let's get in the way back machine. remember this moment from the 2012 presidential debate? >> russia is a geo political

foe. i'm not going to wear rose colored glasses. >> call and ask for foreign policy back. cold war has been over 20 years. >> mocking. >> fast forward to yesterday. here's what president's pick for joint chief had to say. >> want to talk about a nation that could pose ex istential threat to united states. >> that guy is siding with romney. how will defense fair with differing opinions? here to join us peter johnson jr. >> fighting joe as known to some will be the new chair to joint chief, president's appointment. he says is russia is our biggest foe. look how the white house tried

to walk back what the general said yesterday and leaving him out there. watch what josh earnest had to say at the white house about the general yesterday. >> general dunnford i think would be the first to admit that reflects his own view and not necessarily the consensus mal sis of the national security team. >> the white house disagrees the russia is the number one threat. russia is the number one threat in terms of obama. look at syria, afghanistan, snowden held there in russia as kind of a trophy. look at the draw down in europe. look at lack of cohesive nuclear arms. >> romney was right. >> he was right.

when hillary clinton talked about reset, they got it wrong. it also meant overcharge in russian. for the president now to walk way from the jempgeneral, that's disturbing. he's doing a great job. hopefully it will craft our defense in a way great for america. >> peter, want to go outside with us? >> sure. bret mics joining us next. good morning to you. historic morning in south carolina as the battle flag comes down in over an hour. big moment. we'll take you there live. stunning details on how we dodged terror attacks planned for this july 4th. can we stop the next one? that's the question.

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all right. welcome to all american summer concert series. a lot of people in attendance. >> thank you all for being out here. >> bret michaels ladies and gentlemen. >> i want to thank you for checking out this new record. on the new record i had the chance to work with people i absolutely love. i got to do this next song we're going to do. you made it a number one song. got to do this with joe perry playing guitar one of my country idols and people i love loretta lynn. how about a huge round of applause. she's a huge star.

and bon jovi on this song. also my solo band. let's do this together. how about a little "every rose has thorns" early in the morning on new york city. everyone having a good time, right? ♪ ♪ ♪ we lie close together we feel miles apart inside ♪ ♪ was it something i said or something i did ♪ ♪ words not come out right ♪ ♪ though i tried not to hurt you, though i tried ♪ come on ♪ guess that's why she cried ♪ ♪ every rose has its thorn ♪ all right

♪ just like every night had its dawn ♪ ♪ just like every cowboy sings a sad, sad song ♪ ♪ sing is it with me ♪ ♪ every rose has its thorn ♪ new york city raise your hands. yes, it does. one, two. come on. ♪ i listen to my favorite song playing on the radio ♪ ♪ yeah the dj says another game of easy come and easy go ♪ ♪ but i wonder does he snow has he ever felt like this ♪

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>> thank you very much. >> love from our "fox & friends" audience and your fans. did you have a good i did. i said when we were going on a great of lot years, three generations of great fans bill: a massive rally fills the streets of tehran. thousands chanting death to america and down with israel. this around effigies of the devil and setting them on fire. this over negotiations over iran's nuclear program. south carolina officially removes