ic hem -- hemmer has vacation. we hope you have a wonderful time with your family next week. have a great time. >> thank you. >> bye, everybody, we will see you back here. take care. happy friday to you. we start off with a fox news alert. a historic event in new york city really celebrating a team that belongs to the entire country. celebrating our world cup winners with a parade honoring the u.s. soccer team getting underway. turning the canyon of heroes into heroines. this is the first time a woman's sports team receives this honor to go through this parade. this is called the secret day parade. it has been a few years since

having that parade usually celebrating local teams for the super bowl or world series. this is celebrating the woman's cup world team. we will have live shots so we can celebrate together. as we watch the celebration in downtown new york i want to show you the picture of the george washington bridge. this was the largest free flying flag in the world flown only on holidays. after careful consideration it was decided the flag will fly between 10-2 to celebrate the team. some of them are from new jersey so that is a nice tie. >> the first ticker parade took place in 1986 marking the

dedication of the statute of liberty. it is coming full circle. >> it is a nice metphoric tie in. have you been down for one of the tinker parade? >> i have to confess i have not. i am usually covering them. >> a lot of kids out of school or just deciding to go and celebrate this team. i like the hair on that one. >> look at that crowd! >> a little blue and read hair for the team. we will bring you back to downtown manhattan once the team parades. we will talk about another flag in the mean time. for the first time in five decades the confederate flag is not flying in south carolina. we welcome you officially to

"happening now." i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. happy friday to you and you have indeed as well. the banner the confederate flag coming down from the flag pole in south carolina moments ago. [applause] >> despite the controversy you can hear the cheers erupting as appear honor guard from the highway patrol lowers and folds the flag three weeks after nine people killed at a historic black people sparked a debate to take down the flag. the governor ultimately signing the order to send that particular flag to a museum. breaking news. the defense is expected to rest in the trial of james holmes

after jurors heard testimony from the defense star witness who was a doctor that interviewed holmes after the ina incident and ruled him in sane. we have more. >> reporter: we heard the admitted shooter saying the jury will not heard from him. >> have you made a decision as to whether or not you will testify? >> yes. >> and what is your decision? >> i chose not to testify. >> reporter: not much surprise there. james holmes leading doctor who examined him did the talking. the doctor came under grueling cross examination who called her out for submitting a 15-page report called holmes sanity

unlike the report that determined he was sane was a 120 page report. >> if the purpose of the report is to signal i analyzed and talked about everything and he is schizophrenic and insane why not just send in a post card? >> because we send the report. >> reporter: the jury had a whopping 58 questions for the doctor after lead defense attorney daniel king attempted to reestablish her creditability. >> overruled. >> if she knows. do you know? >> she knows he is not. >> reporter: 12 people were killed the night of july 20 2012. some family members have been in court every day. closing arguments are scheduled for next tuesday.

>> thank you. right now we just told you about the u.s. women's soccer team getting the heroes welcome in new york city. the big apple celebrating the team's world cup victory with a ticker-tape parade in the canyon of heroes. the first time a woman's team has been honored in this way. rick is joining us from the parade route with more. >> reporter: jon a rare honor for an extremely talented group of women and we are in front of city hall where the parade ends. thousands of people are here who won a raffle and got seats and they are waving american flags and very excited about the women who have proven they are the best in the world. we can give you a live look at the parade route that started in battery park in lower manhattan. they are winding up the streets

to city wall. they are taking part in the parade and making their way up the heroes hosted for the 200 ticker-tape parades over the years honoring teams including the giants and yankees and others are lance armstrong and others but for the first time the woman's team is getting the praise. it is led my the top stars including lloyd who scored the goals in the last time at the beginning. a dominating performance by the whole team during the tournament. this is the third overall title for the u.s. women but an important won because they

avenged the loss before that against japan. we have many thousands lined along the route cheering the women on. >> i think we are getting our first view of the team as their float begins the journey for the canyon of heroes and city hall where you are. rick thank you. nice to hear the crowd and see the excitement over the team. we will show you live shots of what is going on in downtown manhattan. >> shouldn't they be dribbling the soccer ball? >> a little more performance? i think they are tired. they get to be rolled through this one. >> good for them. >> we will keep you posted. police want the publics help solving a real life holiday

murder mystery after a gunman shoots an aspiring actress dead while she was walking with her boyfriend near sunset boulevard. plus jeb bush is releasing 30 years of tax returns but there are questions about his business career after leaving the governor's mansion in florida. we have details and questions on that. and should the director of federal office of management step down opm after a hacking that comprohp the information of millions of americans and their accomplice accomplices?

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someone who covered wall street for 25 years we want to know what he did for the financial industry now. why does that matter? >> when jeb bush left the governor's mansion he worked for lee man brothers the firm that sparked the recession. that doesn't mean he did anything wrong but did work for that wall street firm. it is about time amid all of the disclosure a lot in his tax returns didn't matter, who cared he owned a bond or setup a stock somewhere, but what we need to know is what we did for one of the most famous firms on wall street. >> what could be the options? someone not working directly what would he be doing for the firm? >> we should know what every

president did working for a big business that could influence government and that is what wall street did. they influenced government to the detriment of society in 2008 and he was at the firm that led to the biggest falls every. he gave advice and tried to raise money for them to survive in 2008. i think this is important because i would like to know exactly what he did. he hasn't disclosed much of what he did there. but if you read the story on foxbusiness.com they basically wouldn't fess up. his people made it look like he was hiding something. that there was something nefarious there. it is good to know what your president did as a private citizen earning money and who his friends are that may come

back and ask for favors. doesn't mean he will do it. >> you are not saying anything unethical or illegal -- >> it is interests he was part of saving the company. >> we will talk about the dollar amount jeb bush has been able to raise. what have you learned how much is coming from wall street? >> that is a great point. i don't know how much exactly but i cover wall street and the street is going gaga over jeb bush. they love him. >> why? >> because they think they have a friend in the white house. he used to work on wall street of the money he made half came from the association with lee man brothers and the firm that bought them out, berkeleys. that is important because wall street looks to skew laws in its

favor and when it does that it is detrimental to society and the economy. that is why it is important jeb bush should come and sit down with me or you, and tell me what he did. i will not be nasty to him. i just want to hear point by point what he did. maybe nothing to earn the roughly $2 million a year. i am telling you we need to know what he did for a firm by the way he wasn't working for mother teresa or the united way or ibm. >> point taken. i know you have an open invitation to him. charley, thank you. >> i am not holding my breath. >> let's talk more about jeb bush. former florida governor breaking all fundraising records. this campaign and super pac

raising more than $114 million in the first half of the year that is outdoing all democrats and republican rivals. these are the new numbers. we have two panelist to talk with us. elizabeth you say there is no clear frontrunner. we have this big clear candidate pool and you say the money makes him the frontrunner. why is that? >> i can it cements the status of frontrunner. there is no next in line candidate. this shows the advantage jeb has with the family connections and ability to raise money. i think he was able to do this because for months he focused sole solely on the super pac raising money saying i don't know if where will run and that let him raise $8 a second and it cements

a status others cannot compete with that. >> he delayed his announcement and was able to raise this money and talked about why certain candidates do that. he announced later that hillary clinton for example -- you say this is uncharted territory and you have context on that. >> one of the words describing this fundraising hole is it is unprecedented and it literally is. he is taking a more aggressive approach to super pac fundraising and authority than mitt romney did which for the time was something that hasn't been done. we will have to see how useful this is for jeb bush. other candidates are saying they feel confidant despite the fundraising disadvantage.

they see jeb bush as flaw and showing if he can raise this much money it will scare people out of the race. this hasn't happened yet. >> elizabeth let me ask you about the mitt romney effect if i can coin that. there was a comment made by jeb bush over the last 24 hours that americans need to work longer hours. he said he was talking about americans moving from part time to full time and the democrats saying he is out of touch. but that brings up mitt romney, right? two close ties to corporations, big business, little out of touch with middle class, do you think jeb bush risks going in that direction? >> i think there is definitely a risk because democrats will always paint the republican nominee as someone who is out of touch especially if it is jeb bush he will face the problems romney had being from a wealthy family and connections.

but i don't think the statement about the part-time work will hurt them. it is not like the 47% comment mitt romney made. he is talking about the labor participation force being low and people giving up looking but want to get back and work more. >> rebecca you say it is still on video. so it is your hunch that perhaps it might continue to come up? >> exactly. and elizabeth is absolutely right that what he said is not what he meant. he meant people are not working the hours they want to be working, and their shifts are being cut but it is on video so democrats are able to splice it into attack ads and we are seeing them take the statement and use it against jeb bush as someone who doesn't understand the plight of workers. republicans are going to need to win over americans on the economy if they are going to win. i expect we will see this in democrat attack ads. >> we are seeing dollars and

cents and polling and debates are coming up it is game on for the commercials as we know. great to have you both. >> thank you. you might have noticed donald trump all over the airwaves even as his own party tries to figure out how to handle him. we will tell you what our media panel thinks next. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance

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the 2016 presidential campaigns are gaming steam and the reporters that cover them as well. jeb bush surging in the polls since announcing and hillary clinton maintaining a wide lead but feeling heat from the left and surprisingly strong bernie sanders. and there is business man donald trump who is everywhere you lookdays. let's examine this with judy

miller, author and fox news contributor contributor, and linn sweet washington writer. some suggest that donald trump is dominating the headlines but there is a lot of coverage of many candidates. >> trump is driving the campaign coverage now. i think it is in part because he not only makes news but he is accessible. he actually talks to the media. he likes to talk to the media unlike hillary clinton who finally gave her first interview which was, kind of you know she repeated and restated things some were not true. trump loves the lime light and he is maximizing it. he is click bait as politico

calls it. it is hurting republicans, i think. >> do you agree with the coverage of trump is hurting the broader republican field? >> no because somewhere it will help form and shake it down. i understand there are concerns among republicans trying to get hispanic voters voters who often vote democratic in the wake of the comments trump made about some mexican immigrants. but this could let other candidates have the freedom to speak out more and you cannot be as cautious as you want to be if you want to break through the wall of trump. >> if somebody like hillary clinton is this stone face you know you just cannot get a question to her or get a question answered by her, and when it comes back out, if there is an answer it is usually sort of a problem.

what are the media to do? i mean they go after a guy like trump. they quote him because he is colorful. >> and she is going to use that. she is going to use all of the things she said about mexicans and her campaign ad. she is going to focus attention on donald trump as opposed to her. she doesn't want to talk about her e-mails. she told cnn she never got a subpoena subpoena. trey gowdy said his committee sent a subpoena about the 30,000 e-mails she destroyed. there was no follow-up to the questions and she is able to do it because the rest of us are talking about donald trump. >> is the media letting her get away with stone walling? >> no but she is a difficult

candidate to cover. her campaign strategy, what a report has to do is understand that campaigns have different strategy. hers is staying in the rose garden because she can. donald trump needs to be in the lime light in order to build creditability around a candidacy because he is going to have to build organization in the early stages that sign up voters and turn them out. in iowa it is hard to get a caucus win. so i think it is an early phase for everyone is mesmerized. scott walker announces on monday. and in time i think it will settle down but whoever is the most loud gets the attention. we know that. >> do the media have an obligation to be more even handed? does a bernie sanders from the democratic side or scott walker

picture picture candidate on the republican side as mentioned 17 of them, do they receive the same amount of column inches as donald trump? >> i don't think that is the way you should judge the coverage. the person who is speaking out or hanging back and has a strategy. hillary clinton is clearly the frontrunner. yes, bernie sanders is getting huge crowds -- 7,000-10,000 people -- wherever he goes and has a message that resonates but he is not going to be the nominee. i think the focus on hillary, should be reinforced, doubled, and she should be asked to deal with these issues. i don't think she is being pressed on the issues of trust that are affecting her poll numbers. >> if donald trump is an

embarrassment for the party, as some party leaders think he is is that why the media is covering him? >> i don't think so. and i don't follow that story line so i don't even accept the premise. but he is a difficult candidate who didn't come up with a system and isn't analect elected officials when you talk about reporters that don't follow-up here is what i wish someone would talk to trump about and i would ask him what is your plan for working with congress and getting 60 senators to get along with you? that is the crucial thing any candidate should be asked. this is not a private business. i am sitting a few blocks from the capital. it is difficult to get things done. what i am baffled about is why in the interviews people let him go on and on unchallenged and

ask about the plan for taxes. if you bring this attitude for the capital tell me how you will get deals even among republicans in the senate. >> thank you lynn and judy. we will be right back. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could maybe upgrade a little bit. we realized, okay, this not only could be convenient we could save a lot of money. usaa car buying service. powered by truecar. save money zero hassle.

an uncertain weekend ahead for european leaders as greece makes a proposal to save them from the crushing debt. greg is live.

>> reporter: jenna, in just over three hours the greek parliament will vote on a debt bailout plan for greece that has been submitted to the european union. a yes looks like a possibility on both fronts. the prime minister workers worked today lobbying politicians for his cause. the debt package includes tax hikes paycuts and pension reform. some say they are as bad or worse than the measures criticized a few weeks ago. but with the help of allies like the french president a package has been drawn up which includes money for growth and development, and possibly will come with pledges to reduce greece's mountain of debt. all of this is coming in the nick of time. banks remain mostly close and with drawls from atm are limited. the moody's firm said greece could run out of cash on sunday. this is a taste of what the exit

from the actual euro could be like. >> i don't think it will be worse. i think it will be better. >> i think it is nothing else. >> reporter: the alternative is not leaving. again it is not over yet. tomorrow there is an important meeting with the finance ministers of the eurozone and they will vote yes or no and a summit could ratify the decision either way. germany has been most critical of greece and still are and still could cause problems. the stakes are high for greece and the european union. the european union is our most important international ally.

president obama and treasury secretary lou have been working the transatlantic phone lines and lou said they look closer to a deal today. three michigan kids will be spending their summer in juvenile detention because they refused to have lunch with their father. the family court judge made the decision as part of a custody battle between the children's parents. a former federal prosecutor and former criminal defense attorney are joining us now. thank you both for joining us. this apparently emily is an attempt as much as anything to punish the mother as much as the children. the judge had harsh words for the mother saying she is running a cult and not going to be allowed to contact her children over the summer while they are

in juvenile detention. is that fair? >> it is not fair. you know family court is already stressful enough without the judge adding. her issues with the mother shouldn't be taken out on the children and certainly not if they are juveniles. what she should have done is got gotten the attorneys together and made them represent the clients and having them create a workable solution without punishing the children unnecessary and dramatically. >> we are looking at pictures of the kids. the oldest is we believe 14. he had he was 15 in court. 10-year-old brother and 9-year-old sister. all they had to do was have lunch with their father. that is what the judge wanted them to do and they said no. >> this is a horrible situation. i think the parents are despicable, both of them, particularly the mother. but the problem is when there is no law there is anarchy. we had a judge issue an order

instructing these children to have lunch with their father and disobeyed her and she gave them the opportunity to fix it and again they deliberately disobeyed her so the judge by all accounts is decent and fair and even handed in what emily is right it as a hard atmosphere but had no choice to insure the laws were upheld. i think it is the mother's fault or the father's fault. two rich people having nothing better to do than use their kids as a pawn. >> emily, is it fair to punish the children if their parents can't necessarily get along? >> i don't agree. and no it isn't fair. and i think that the judge does have other choices besides holding them in contempt in that she sets the rules. there is anarchy without the rules but she can set different ones and that is why we place high honor and stake with the

judges to come to creative solutions within that framework so the families are not ripped apart more than they already are. >> we don't let the inmates run the asylum. they were told what to do. >> the judge said it is direct contempt and i am finding you guilty. we want to move on to philadelphia not far from where fed is -- >> where i grew up. >> prosecutors are looking into action of a city council man chased and shot and killed a bank robber were justified. tell us what happened. the local council man is 60 years old and a high school teacher and sees a guy coming from a bank with a dye pack that explodes and he assumes the guy robbed the bank he chases him, the perpetrator gets shot and

police are saying the council man could be charged >> welcome to philadelphia. it is a tough down here. we play hard. look, this guy sees a bank robber and as a fellow prosecutor i bet you i prosecutored hundreds of bank robberies and had situations where the dye pack exploded running outs of the bank and people got involved. but this guy who is legally armed chases the guy calling 911 and gets into confrontation. this guy chases this guy down york road near where i worked and ultimately shoots him and the guy is unarmed. it is a little troubling. >> the would be bank robber told the teller he was armed and that is how he got the money. according to the council man

when he got to the parking lot the bad guy said go ahead and shoot me and he gets shot in the hand and arm. is that the kind of crime someone should be put on trial for? >> an invitation is not reason enough to shoot him. we need to parse out the moment. it is counter intuitive in we are looking at this holistically. he is chasing the bank robber and might be under the impression he is armed but in the exact moment the jury man is going to have to decide if the council man was in fear of harm. in that matter it doesn't matter who the prior aggressor was in the moment, because the council member could be reasonable to shooting him. that is going to a jury to decide. that is what is difficult is parsing out that exact moment. >> phillip johnson way is the suspect and he is facing a bunch

of charges and lucky to be alive. >> the ada is a smart guy and i would be surprised if they this guy. >> fred and emily thank you. chances are you know a show you cannot see off the internet. we will show you the new series. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more

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desperate parents trying to curb their internet addiction is something we tack a lot about. and in china they are turning to boot camp and the treatment is a focus of a web series called web junky. this new piece is going to be airing on monday on pbs. you were able to get incredible access into the boot camps in china. what is the most shocking thing you saw or learned in the entire process? >> the shocking thing was to see teenagers that are tricked by

their parents to come to the boot camp. they were giving sleeping pills and when they woke up in the morning they found themselves behind bars. >> is that because they were so attached to their screen? why would the parents have to trick them? >> these kids at school are using the internet in this case gaming more than 10 hours a day. these kids are going to wear diapers not to lose one precious moment of the game. this is the last you know, chance for the parents maybe to cure them. >> it is interesting, too. china is the first country in the world to classify internet addiction as a disorder. it is controversial in the world about if this is an addiction. from what you saw inside the boot camp, how do they treat

this disorder in china? >> yes, china is the first and only country to declare its internet addiction. if you use the internet more than six hours a day, not for study, you are an addict. china is very concerned that this is a big threat. >> we are seeing a kid sitting with electrodes on their head. how long are they in the boot camp? >> they are there for four months in a strict army discipline. the treatment is therapy between themselves themselves, group therapy and therapy between themselves and parents. and they are taking and giving anti-depression pills.

the doctor that runs the center claims 70% success but i could not verify with other sources. what i want to add is that china opened histhis boot camp all over china because they are worried this is a big threat to chinese society and as being the communist country you have to be a productive citizen. >> that is very interesting. i know there are questions about if we are seeing this in america as well. i want to encourage the kids to check out web junky premiering july 13 and it will stream from the 14th-16th as well. >> i want to add -- >> we have to run. >> ariana grand is apologizing

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millionaire after landing a job on a kid's tv show and started singing. saturday cameras caught her licking the donuts and called the pastries disgusting declaring i hate americans and america. the video went viral not on the red carpet and protected by publicist she said was misunderstood. >> i am apologizing again. i have been prouder to be an american with the advances we made in the past couple months. >> this is not the first time her attitude got in the way of her image. grande has a reputation as a high maintenance diva who will only be photographed from the left side and demanded kids who won a contest to delete pictures

they backstage and she com plained they made her look bad. >> seeing the video of yourself behaving poorly that you have no idea was taken is such a rude awakening that you don't know what to do. i was so disgusted with myself. >> reporter: it was a rude awakening rather. the health department took the shop from a to b rating but people don't care because business has tripled back to you. >> do you have a good side? looking at you dead on this is my left side is that your left side? only photographing the left side? >> reporter: screen right, screen left i always get mixed up. in hollywood, maybe that woman who did the thing in china, they could have a manners class in

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