hi friends. good morning. today is saturday the 15th of july, 2015. donald trump doubling down and defending his message on immigration. meeting with families of those killed by illegal immigrants and now being blamed by kate steinle's murder. >> i find it interesting that this happened as soon as trump started to talk about this. he randomly found a gun from a federal agent. >> you are kidding me. more from trump and the latest attacks straight ahead. >> overnight, a foul ball at fenway park strikes a woman in the stands hitting her in the head sending her to the hospital. update on new pictures and

conditions. >> arianna grande says she hates america. >> i hate america. i hate america. >> but now she is getting celebrity support for her anti-miner comments. the hollywood liberal standing by her. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful day ♪ and i can't stop myself from smiling ♪ if i'm drinking ♪ then i'm buying ♪ and i know there's no denying ♪ it's a beautiful day. >> oh, this is going to be the best day on "fox & friends." i was so excited when i heard we were bringing water slide that's about half as tall as our building. >> look at the size of that thing. are you kidding me. >> the top of that water slide goes all a the way up to bill o'reilly's office. you can jump right out his window. hey, i want to leave work

today, that's how i'm going to get home. >> is he actually going to be on the show later today. >> tons of summer fun. you think about what to do with the kids in the backyard. we have tons of water toys. >> kids? that's the adults right there. swimsuit to the show right now. i might be wearing one. >> a little bit later in the show pete and i are going to be going down those slides. those are actual water slides. >> i have never seen anything like that. >> all i had was a slip and slide as a kid go. over rocks and get ripped up. >> everywhere. by the end of the summer you have scars everywhere. now we are adults we like to fly on planes as well. the trick to booking your next flight. >> courtney scott from travel losses city is going to be here and we built an airline in our studio this morning. we will do that as well. >> go wherever you want. >> pete in for tucker. >> nice to see you anna. >> and nice to see me. [ laughter ] >> always. >> let's talk about donald trump yesterday in beverly

hills, california. the headlines continue for donald trump. he was out there at the beverly wilshire hotel. and he is talking about immigration. he had a chance to meet with some of the families of victims of violence caused by illegal immigrants. he said, look, no one is talking about this. no one wants to talk about it because it's uncomfortable. here is what he said yesterday at the beverly wilshire hotel. whenever somebody hears that it was an illegal that was involved with the death of their children, it becomes politically incorrect for a politician to help them. that's how messed up our nation is. the problem is the country of mexico has leaders that are far smarter than ours. they are sending people in to our country that we don't want but we take and they don't want. >> he goes on to say not just smarter but more

cunning. in that mexican leaders are taking advantage of the american immigration system systematically. what he is doing has been calling it out and obviously getting a huge reaction. >> he is saying this political correctness is something that shouldn't be stood for when people are dying in some cases at the hands of illegal immigrants who in this case that we had out in san francisco. this guy had been deported five different times and had seven felony convictions. >> unbelievable. he didn't walk those earliest comments back yesterday. he said some of my earlier comments were taken out of context. and asked whether rnc chair rine priebus asked to tone down his rhetoric. he said he called. we had a good conversation can. it's you it's your personality. it's big it's bold. no one is going to tell you how to run your campaign. >> rallying effect. families who have felt marginalized so lock. victims of violence. someone is speaking up for them. whether it's inartful or too brash sometimes.

these families are speaking out and rallying to donald trump. we have a montage of some of the families that have been spooking to donald trump and what -- speaking to donald trump and what they say about the victimization of family members. >> sabine is one of those people. >> gunned down by illegal alien in california. >> the guy who killed my son spent all of 43 days in jail. >> he was shot dead in the streets by illegal alien that was released in the l.a. county jail. >> you heard sabine there at the very beginning. she went on to say yesterday no one really listened to us. our story wasn't being heard. her 30-year-old son was killed by a driver undocumented immigrant from guatemala. when i heard mr. trump was talking about this she said i started screaming. finally someone who the guts to say what millions are thinking but aren't talking about. >> and coming up at 8:15. we have gentleman kneel shaw whose son was killed by illegal immigrant at 8:15 talking about how terrible he feels in the face of

what's going on with immigration and our unsecure border currently. >> he was at that meeting. >> we will get a chance to ask ask him what he said at that meeting. he and others feel like they have been called racist, anti-immigration and right now they feel like their voice is being heard. you are a big fan of the "the view." ramon is i monday. you know her from the cosby show. she has been defending bill cosby amid all of these allegations coming out from these 40 different women. she said something more outrageous yesterday on the view about donald trump and what she thought was the bizarre timing with the killing that unfolded in san francisco at. trump's comments, hmmm conspiracy theory. >> this guy wasn't -- >> -- deported five times. >> how did he get back in? how did get back in? >> san francisco. >> don't you find it interesting that this

happened as soon as trump started to talk about this? he randomly found a gun from a federal agent. >> look at the news. they reported it. they should have been showing more of these beforehand. for instance, i just feel it's very interesting. and how do you feel about trump talking about hillary about if she is president there is just going to be a flood of murders and a flood of things going on. >> is that an accusation that donald trump stole the gun or had the gun stolen from a federal agent then put it on the pier and then the sanchez guy picks it up? are you kidding me? i am hoping that because "the view" is live television, which is a tough thing to do, that she hadn't thought through her talking points very well and this just slipped out of her mouth because this is. >> she obviously thought about it. >> this is ridiculous. that's almost like saying and this may southbound provocative but like saying dylan roof went into that church in charleston, south carolina and killed 9 people in a sideways back ways manner to bring the

confederate flag down because this happens and that happens. you can't say things like that. either one. >> they are missing the pointed larger discussion why was anyone talking about this and how did he get back into the country and sanctuary city. >> whoopi asking how did he get back in how did he get back in? that's where the immigration debate starts because the border is so insecure. donald trump keeps coming back of course it's about sanction area city and talking about a border that's porous and he is going to keep coming back in no matter what. >> raven is i monday. talk about her after the headlines here. also came out and defended arianna grande for saying she hates america. back to those in a moment. >> a huge explosion outside the italian consulate in cairo. nine people dead and one injured after a car bomb was set off. moments shortly after the blast. dust and debris filling the air. the building was severely

damaged the con salute was closed at the time. new overnight a terrifying moment at fenway park after a woman is badly injured after being hit in the head with a foul ball during the yankees, red sox game. the bloody woman was able to walk off under her own power but taken to it a nearby hospital. at this hour, her condition is unknown. do you remember just last month another woman was hospitalized for several days after being hit in the face with a broken baseball bat. and california beach goers on high alert after a surfer says a huge shark bumped his board. that surfer telling lifeguards in huntington beach an aggressive shark 5 to 8 feet long knocked the underside of his board. that shark swam away but everyone was ordered out of the water. life lifeguards saying people' can go back in later this morning. scott walker finally making a white house run or is he? walker's official twitter account accidently sent out this photograph saying scott walker is running for

president. that tweet taken down. but a twitter spokesperson saying the walker team is not to blame. his camp now says stay tuned for his announcement on monday. >> it's not ambiguous. >> not an ambiguous statement. >> all right. rick reichmuth standing by. >> maybe that's what you mean when you say test the waters running for president. >> send out a tweet. >> exploratory tweet. >> exactly. all right guys. a lot going on in the weather world this week. but it's going to calm down a little bit for this weekend which is is some nice news. temps as you are waking up this morning warming up a lot in the plains. that's going to be our story this weekend. prescription wise much for the southeast. few showers today but not all that bad. what we are going to deal with is tropics east coast and mid-atlantic. across the carolina coast line and parts of virginia we could be seeing some severe weather. then we are going to turn our attention across the northern plains the next couple of days where we will

see pretty significant rain and severe weather as well. also rain showers across the northern rockies. the big story is going to be the temperatures. so warm out across parts of the west. cooking down. the heat has to go somewhere and it's going across the central plains. this week we will see sometimes floating with 100 degrees. >> nice. going to need that inflatable out there. that's what i recommend. >> exactly. >> thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> do you guys like donuts? >> who doesn't? >> arianna grande apparently loves donuts so much so she will lick donuts on a counter top that don't yet belong to her. this pop star was licking donuts and saying i hate americans. i hate america. and was caught on ambien sound there inside this donut shop. >> let's take a look at this video. >> i hate americans. i hate america. >> i hate america. there you go. it doesn't get more straightforward than that. >> patriotic american she

is. she has since apologized. arianna grande has since apologized. susan sarin davment today lick a donut in solidarity @ ariana grande a sweet talented true american. what arianna d'andrea day did was at this donut shop. who knows why she was lick ago donut. bring out bigger donuts. that's when she drops the f bomb and hates america because of the obesity epidemic we are a product of what we eat. >> so raven simone who we also saw from theview came out and defended her. she probably misspoke. she was saying she didn't like the way in which country had had gone and defending i hate america comments we have this obesity problem and don't knuts are a met for for this problem. this is what a true american is to susan is a ren dan.

hollywood star attached from reality and hum bumming the rest of us telling us what we should and shouldn't eat. >> you are in somebody's store and licking donuts. how would you like her to come over as a guest to your house. >> she is just acting like a bratty teenager that doesn't know any better. >> if my house if i licked something i was made to eat it. >> i would get smacked if did i that. >> the video hard to believe. a real life political vont. a blind liquid democratic leader. why did he it and charges he is facing. >> a moment we wait for at every wedding. >> by virtue of the authority vested in me i you now pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. >> but forget husband and wife. those words are offensive. the pushto eliminate them from federal law. that's next. ♪ love and marriage ♪ love and marriage ♪ they go together like a horse and carriage

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we are back to talk about a new attack on traditional marriage which could keep from you hearing the words husband and wife ever again from the federal government. dozens of democrats have introduced a bill from the expunge husband and wife from federal law and replace them with with gender neutral alternatives. is this necessary? joining us now for a fair and balanced debate is amos need press secretary of senator roy blunt and christie setzer new heights communications and former spokesperson for former vermont governor howard dean. thank you very much for joining us. christie i will go ladies

first which i guess we shouldn't be doing anymore in light of this segment. let me ask. tell me about the law you in if i . let me ask about the law. >> it doesn't start about churches as implied by the earlier segment. you are still going to hear i now pronounce you husband and wife at every marriage so we can still look forward to that. it certainly doesn't extend to the privacy of your own home or the work place or anything like that. i am married. i love my husband very much. i certainly continue -- plan on continuing to call him my husband, et cetera. we are just talking about in the eyes of the law. here is why. because, now that same sex marriage is legal the government no longer has to make the distinction between same sex marriage, traditional marriage, whatever. it's all the same in the eyes of the law. that's why the language reflect that. >> it's the law and the language should reflect

that. the author of this bill she says our values as a country are reflected in our laws just as christie is arguing. i author this bill because it's imperative that our federal code reflect the equality of all marriages. is this not inevitable because of what the supreme court has done husband and wife are going to leave our federal code? >> yeah. i mean, my question is how far are we going to go as a country to stand back and say look we are politically correct. here we are. lots of people that are married enjoy the title husband. enjoy the title wife. i don't know what's next. how far are we going to go. and is this really what congress should be doing right now? >> that's a great point. christie, is this something congress should be spending time on and where does it end? not just with that but why gender at all? why gender at all in federal code if it's not husband and wife? why male and female? does it eventually go there? >> well, i think we make a lot of traditional gender based assumptions in our

federal code. another example is that we refer to the president's wife. now, as we know, if the democratic potential nominee hillary it's very likely we could have a woman as. it would not be the president's wife. it would be the president's husband in this case. so i i think actually that's the broader debate should we actually be making these gender-based assumptions in our federal code at all? again, this doesn't have anything to do with anything outside of the language that our federal government uses nor should it. >> amos, christie, thank you both for joining us today a debate that's going to continue and certainly revolving around political correctness and the law. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> voters getting fired up over one of the hottest debate of the 2016 election. illegal immigration. >> why is the border so porous that they're able to get back in and commit such a heinous crime. >> if you are illegal you shouldn't be here. >> frank luntz checking the pulse of american voters.

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archuleta hackers most likely from china hit the agency twice this year taking personal information including social security numbers. >> your kids crayons and toy could say be contaminated with asbestos. a shocking new report from the inenvironmental working group finds two brands of crayons and crime toy kits contain carcinogen. the crayons sold at party city and dollar tree while the toy kits are sold on toys r us.com and amazon.com. how you can keep your kids safe and he know what brands to look out for. assistant clinical professor of pediatrics at the mount sinai school of medicine and co-founder of the baby bundle app. thanks for joining thus morning. >> thanks for having me. >> first of all why would this be a problem having pieces of asbestos inside of crayons. >> there is no safe level of asbestos for anyone, for children it. it is toxic it, does cause cancer and can cause lung

cancer. microscope' scope pick the fibers. i object hail them you don't know they are in these products. >> crayola factory takes great pride in saying we don't have toxins in our crayons. am scan crayons if you you see these in your house disney, mickey mouse clubhouse. children are much more than adults. they are sensitive. young children their brains are developing and growing so their organs are developing so they are much more sensitive. because of their children more time to be exposed more exposure. >> some of the toxic toys at issue here are the edu

science clux lab kit. has black fingerprint powder in it. >> the powder, the be a bess toes can get inhaled and into your lungs. the fiber can get into into your lungs. >> this seems to be like a huge problem. these kids are sitting there the whole point of a crayon by its very nature is that it is supposed to be broken down. you are using this thing smashing it down on paper and it's crumbling pieces are coming off and we know how kids wipe little pieces away. they are getting close to the paper and potentially inhaling these little particles. >> hit the nail on the head. put things in their mouth smelling things, much more tactile. the contaminates can get aerosolized. the. >> the average child uses 730 crayons by the age of 10 according to the environmental working group. bottom line is check the ones you have in your house right now. environmental working group

only source reporting the evidence on these different ones. bottom line it for us, doc? >> be safe. if you have them remove them from your home. we need to have better regulations asbestos at no level should be in children's' toys. >> all right. we appreciate you joining us. he we will have this on our website if you missed any of the affected crayons and toys as well. >> a vehicle a charred mess as it goes up in flames. one item that survived this wreck. and he is set to star in the reboot of full house but weeks after his dui bust. uncle jesse makes a major move. could it impact the show? details next. ♪ everywhere you look ♪ everywhere you look ♪ somebody who needs you ♪ everywhere you look ♪ you're lost out there and

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collecting $18 million from medicare and insurance companies. cried during court apology and gramed grief for his actions. emotional families say they are disappointed. >> my father is dead because of him. 45 years is not enough. >> fatah originally faced 175 years in prison. and disturbing new video appears to show a democratic party leader punching a blind veteran. this happened during a primary election in new jersey last month. you can can see leroy jones in a red hat hitting 7 a-year-old bill graves a poll worker. a chairman for the defending his wife after the veteran got aggressive with her. graves said he was attacked because of the candidate he supported jones is now charged with assault. headed to rehab after john staple mows has reportedly checked himself into a substance abuse treatment program. this comes less than a month after the 51-year-old was arrested for dui in beverly

hills. testimony set to produce this fall. set to star in full house reboot next year. good luck to him. >> the car goes up in flames only thing to survive their bible. timothy and his wife were in mobile alabama when another driver noticed fire coming underneath their suv. the couple stopped and got out seconds before the car burst into flames. collier says the inside of the vehicle is unrecognizable. somehow that bible untouched. >> last week on the show we had a woman whose house went up in flames the only thing that survived was the bible. of the whole house charred. >> talk about the armor of god right there. protection. >> amazing. check in with rick reichmuth. he is out. the throngs of people this morning. >> the throngs of people. you guys are wearing the same shirts. what's going on. >> we are over-we came up and did mission work and came to new york to enjoy the new york city. >> and this is a lot for you

to get up this early. what does this mean? >> i must ask to you talk to me. >> welcome to new york city we are glad you are here wearing matching shirts this early in the morning. that's impressive. show you what's going to goen on across the northeast today. see that blob of rain as you are starting out across virginia. that's going to plague us through much of the day today. turn into severe weather later on in the afternoon. of the northeast sunny day. going to be great. a few spotty showers for the most part things are looking just fine. into the northern plains, this is where we are going to watch most of our energy into the next couple of days with very heavy rain falling at times. localized flooding. i you think tomorrow bigger chance for severe weather. enjoy your day from tennessee. [cheers] >> send it back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. we got his reality show start when he was a teenager on the hit tv show the

hills. brode generaller is all grown up and showing a side you haven't seen before. and opening up about dad's transition to caitlin. >> got a chance to talk in exclusive. >> step into the spotlight mike tamara. >> these are my exclusive. >> next howard stern with this? >> the show is kind of a cross between the love lines and howard stern. we sat down with him and talked about his new show his message to his critics of his dad's new life. >> brode thanks for stepping into the fox light. >> thank you very much. >> so, brode, tell us about a little bit about your new show. >> facts of brode. it's me myself dr. mike dowel and stevi ryan a female comedian actress. we just talk about sex relationships, play games we go on the street, we teach people. we laugh. it's a wild show. it's definitely it will make you laugh. >> what's going on,

everybody, i am brode jenner and welcome to the podcast that is all about sex sex and more sex. any questions? >> what was the best piece of sex advice you ever got? >> probably don't rush. you want to make sure that the other -- your partner is pleased. >> appreciate it we help that one. we have sam online. what is going on with you. >> you have been very candid about your relationship with bruce not being the best. how is your relationship about now caitlin? >> everything is good. it's a whole different person, a much happier one. me and bruce -- well we got along but we didn't really hang out that much. caitlin, yeah, bruce was filled with a lot of secrets and caitlin is not. it's been good. >> do you have any message for any of the critics out there? >> i would say just be open. be open to anything and then don't be judgmental. everybody is dealing with things inside and it's all about looking at the best in people. caitlin is a much freer

happier person. let her do what she wants to do. >> don't be judgmental. >> exactly. brode jenner's new show friday 10:30 eastern on e. in the fox light.com. you can also catch a riveting game of never have i ever have we played with brode. as always follow me on twitter and instagram at fox light. >> never have i ever? >> oh, brode. >> you have to lie down to find out clayton. >> the women were swooning. i wonder why this show will be successful. >> 3 minutes after the hour. thanks very much. he is the most controversial candidate for 2016, how did the voters really feel about a potential president trump? >> may the force be with us if that ever happens. a political side show. >> have mercy please, on my soul. >> up next, frank luntz talks to americans about the donald candidacy. >> plus, here is another reason not to text and walk.

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bike helped her chase him down. no word yet if the guy was caught or the woman got her phone back. amazing they had a camera there ready to do that. >> illegal immigration has become a hot button campaign issue. so we have brought along frank luntz and one of his famous poll groups. good morning. thanks for being with us. great to have this focus group with us. we know you have gotten up early and we appreciate it let's talk about trump and his controversial comments on immigration. >> i i want you to image because i have never done this before. imagine donald trump is president. in a sentence what do you imagine? >> that is a very scary thought. and may the force be with us if that ever happens. >> a political side show. >> have mercy please, on my soul. >> a very angry delusional man. >> is this a trick question? >> but here's the thing. he is polling so well right now. so, does he have a point

with some the topics that he is talking about? is he bringing up issues that people are thinking they don't want to say? >> immigration is an issue. it was just about how he went about it, suggesting that most people who are coming into this country illegally are breaking the law like really terrible laws. i think that that was where he made his mistake. >> by a show of hands is is illegal immigration one of your top three issues in the presidential? anybody here? >> yes. >> i want to point this out first and then i am going to go because you are are latina and did he insult you. >> exactly. he repulsed the whole latina community so we are hurt about it luke my friend, my family are like criminal is not the way it is. >> so he watches fox a lot. >> yes. >> if he is watching, what would you tell him? >> that you are making me say you're fired. [ laughter ] >> that's a good line. that's a good line.

>> as far as can we talk about sanctuary cities a little bit? >> yes. >> with katie steinle dieing in cold blood in california in a sanctuary city. many of you are from new york a sanctuary city where these local laws somehow trump federal laws illegal immigration not being enforced. dolls that worry you? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> what's the concern? >> it's unconscionable that someone could be deported five times. why is the border so porous that they are able to get back in and then to commit such a heinous crime how do you explain that to the family. >> it goes across racial lines, it's not a black white, green gray people don't center on one race. if you are illegal you shouldn't be here. >> if it wasn't for the crime issue and these things being repeated, we probably wouldn't even be worried about this. we have had this problem for years. but you it's the repeat of the crime. the criminals the same ones. this man this morning his daughter was killed by a semi.

>> to you it's enforcement? >> exactly. thank you. >> i think the particular issue with katie steinle is that it's so current in the news right now. and there probably are many other people in this country who have had some sort of similar fate but maybe not on a grandiose scale that the whole nation has witnessed to. a young girl walking with her father. i think that just -- it's a symbol of what we need to do. >> i want to get the pulse on what you think about stricter laws. this guy his rap sheet so long seven felonies. it wasn't like he was stealing bubble gum from a candy store or something right? deported five times. will it take? >> is it more laws or better enforcement? >> better enforcement. >> how many of you say more laws? how many of you say better enforcement? >> that's the message i don't think washington is getting. they are not asking for something more. they just want you to actually do it. >> i like this new law that they are proposing kate's

law if you are a serious felon like you this will be detained for five years in order to prevent you from being let go on the streets again by city laws that trump federal law which is insane. >> i would just say obviously this guy in san francisco did a terrible thing. i don't think by focusing on this one criminal is not representative of all illegal immigrants. most of them are hard working people who just. >> the ability of this gentleman to get where is he certainly bad. our ability to find these people is about selective enforcement there are plenty of people here doing what they need to do and doing what they have to do and doing it well. it's very simple sanction doo sanctuary cities encourage or discourage illegal immigration? the answer is encourages it. we have got to abide by the law and enforce the laws and ultimately it's our responsibility. it's not mexico's problem. it's the fact that we haven't secured our border. >> and coming up at 8:45,

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hey, everybody, happy saturday. i'm anna kooiman. donald trump doubles down in message in the state kate steinle was killed in. >> they are sending people into our country that we don't want but we take and that they don't want. >> well, this morning trump is not the only one sounding off about the horrific tragedy. bill o'reilly here to tell us how he is taking action. >> and another story a terrifying crash caught on camera between a tractor-trailer and a freight train.

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>> this hour cool ways to have fun this hour water slides and games. >> wow that's a big slide. >> why didn't they have these when i was a kid. >> we had slip and slides that would go over rocks. >> he actually broke my collar bone on a makeshift slip and slide into the pool. >> fantastic toys. great summer toys for you this morning. get the kids outside. >> is that it a -- >> great options for the kids too. >> plus, we have this photo going viral. a toddler covered from head to toe in paint. that's a little mischief. we will talk to her and her mom this hour. that's what you do when you turn away and don't pay attention. >> i bet this has happened to you or something similar. >> too quiet. >> why is everything so quiet in here? this is a problem. >> someone who is not quiet and not afraid to talk right now is donald trump. is he doubling down about i

had comments on illegal immigration in this country. he says no one wants to talk about it. it is uncomfortable. we have to talk about it. only one talking about it beverly wilshire hotel yesterday. he actually met with the families of victims of violence from illegal immigration. here's what he had to say yesterday. take a listen. >> whenever somebody hears that it was an illegal that was involved with the death of their children, it becomes politically incorrect for a politician to help them, that's how messed up our nation is. the problem is the country of mexico has leaders that are far smarter than ours. they are sending people into our country that we don't want but we take and that they don't want. >> his message is resonating. he has an event scheduled in phoenix today that actually had to be moved to the phoenix convention center a

larger venue because larger crowds than first expected. >> free tickets going for 50 bucks at this point. >> people put them up on craig's list to buy them. unbelievable. we have obviously new poll numbers too right now for donald trump through the roof is he doing well in national polls right now. >> he is doing well because he has been giving voice to people who feel marginalized. a the love the families feel like when they speak out they have been speaking against the system. we don't want to hear from the victims. the victims have been given a voice. we have a couple families who have been speaking to trump and have been speaking out sense. >> when i start started speaking about my son. i was called racist. i would show them my son's picture and i would say what else you got? then they would call me anti-immigration. i'm an immigrant. next. bring it on. >> all i was hearing was well, you know, these people work. they contribute. they have to take their kids to school like that was a reason that it was okay that

they killed people. we get ignored constantly. well, the guy who killed my son spent all of 43 days in jail. >> is my rhetoric racist? do you believe this? >> no, it's not racist. what he he is doing is speaking -- like i said, is he speaking for the dead. is he speaking for my son and people who can't speak for themselves demand somebody do something. >> that man jamiel shaw who was killed by illegal immigrant is going to be joining us next hour more in-depth his story. >> you heard from sabine, her 30-year-old son was killed by undocumented immigrant from guatemala. when i heard mr. trump i started screaming finally someone who had the guts to say what millions are thinking. also in his statements he walked back some of his earlier comments seen as inflammatory nbc dropping him and other things he says look, some of those comments were taken out of context and he has great respect for

the country of mexico, he said. >> absolutely. not just the polls from trump but the polls american people says is he tapping into something. new rasmussen poll just released yesterday said 62% of americans believe that the department of justice should take action against sanctuary cities. did a little research. that number was at 58% in 2011. that number is only going up hey we have got to do something about these sanctuary cities. >> should the federal government cut off funds to cities who provide sanctuary to illegal immigrants. a 8 support that 10% unopposed. >> you have republican lawmakers speaking out against trump though. jake flake who represents arizona says that donald trump's views are are coarse ill informed and inaccurate. >> nawrve the candidates have been speaking out. >> yeah. >> you heard from senator john mccain, also, not directly mentioning trump but saying that this has become a circus surrounding the illegal immigration

debate and that's not a good thing. >> obviously you hispanics are critical portion of the electorate. and i think you have got a lot of republicans especially on the establishment side worried about how this will play out. a national conversation at some point and donald trump certainly started one. >> let us know your thoughts at foxnews.com. headlines to get to. >> this happening new overnight, a terrifying moment at fenway park when a woman is badly injured after being hit in the head with a foul ball during a yankees red sox game. the bloody woman was able to walk off under her own power but taken to a nearby hospital. no word on her condition this no. another woman hospitalized several days after being hit in the face with a broken bat. and a moment of destruction caught on tamara. dash cam video from a garbage truck capturing the terrifying moment a

tractor-trailer is hit by a freight train and pushed 100 feet down the track. the warning gate never came down and the single lights were not flashing. amazingly the train driver was hardly hurt and the train intoxicate tore walked away totally fine. a police officer goes beyond the badge buying diapers for a homeless mother caught shoplifting. sara robinson has six daughters and ran out of diapers for her 2-year-old twins and in desperation tried stealing more from a kansas wal-mart but was caught. when officer mark arrived to investigate, he used his own money to buy the family baby splice, even letting the children pick out new shoes. >> criminally, you know, people might view that as, you know, wrong but i think morally her heart is in the right place the will to survive and take care of your children. >> it was really nice for him to do. he didn't have to do that he could have taken me to jail. >> robison was ticketed for theft. the community is now coming

together to help the family to get back on their feet. >> and who are you going to call? these ghost busting ladies. paul the new director of the ghostbuster reboot tweeted out this photo of the all female cast. clayton, do you want to take it? >> leslie jones alyssa mccartney, kate mckinnon decked out in full uniform and of course they have their proton packs on. >> earlier in the week we saw a new photo of the car. film will hit theaters next july. question whether any of the original cast of the ghostbuster the men might make an appearance. we know that tatum is in the film. >> remember we talked with it in an earlier segment no gender anymore. >> for a look at the weather head out to rick reichmuth. how is it feeling out there

rick? >> i'm a little bit warm. in case we get hit by a water balloon from one of these kids i'm going to be doing just fine. maybe it is where you are as well. take a look what's going on this morning temperaturewise, very warm across the central plains. that's going to be the story this week heating up. highest temperatures you have seen this summer. today watch some potentially severe weather across parts of the mid-atlantic and areas of the carolinas out towards the outer banks. parts of well. watch that this afternoon. then we will see heavy rain across the central plains. that will be our focus for heavy rain and flooding for part of this week. look at the rain showers across parts of the four corners and northern rockies as well. temps here you go. the heat will begin to build tomorrow 93 in kansas city. getting to 96 on monday and 100 in little rock. the heat is on. guys back to you inside. >> time for a water slide. >> hot for tomorrow hope they keep it out there tomorrow. >> do the whole show in my bathing suit tomorrow. >> ted cruz campaign is striking back at the "new york times" this morning. did you hear the story about his new book?

his new book is called "a time for truth." big sales huge sales. cruz campaign wondering why he it was left off the "new york times" best seller list. >> rick tyler the campaign spokesperson for ted cruz says this: the tims is presumably embarrassed by having their partisan biased called out o. bulk purchases is a falsehood. in leveling false charge the "times" has tried to impugn the integrity of senator cruz and of his publisher harper collins. >> what with r. are bulk purchases. >> allegedly they would say they are trying to game the system, make a bulk purchase from a packer to show how many copies. cruz campaign is pushing back other rankings. other folks that do rankings not just the "new york times." "new york times" is the one the folks point to the most. the "wall street journal"

number four, publishers weekly nielsen the conservative book club number one and the cruz campaign is looking at that one well is it the conservative spin or the bulk purchases that has it off the "new york times" list. >> i think the nielsen book spin and this has to do in the score when you are scanning the skew on the back of the book per purchase. these numbers astounding for him. the "new york times" says bulk purchases, we have a way of looking at our books that are not just a random purchase list but the cruz campaign saying wait a second, if you have got this evidence that a huge super pac came in and is buying up the book, show us the evidence here. >> the "new york times" doesn't want to do that in fact i'm actually was exposed a little bit to the book publishing business. i'm writing a book it's coming out next year. they talked about the "new york times" process completely opaque, totally covered. they let anybody any what the real criteria is. it's easy to believe that they are putting their thumb on the scale book.

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good morning, the murder of kate steinle in san francisco has ignited a firestorm debate across the country. i sat down with our bill o'reilly to get his take on sanctuary cities and what they say about our broken immigration system. >> good morning bill, thanks for doing this interview with us. >> sure. >> illegal immigration is plaguing america and one of the biggest reasons is because of the sanctuary cities where federal laws are largely being ignored. what else the problem with this? >> well, sanctuary city people are hiding behind the poor good, honest illegal immigrants who come here just to feed their families. and i think most americans sympathize with people trying to get enough so they can live and their families can live back in mexico or guatemala or wherever they are. but, along with those people come the criminal element. and the sanctuary city people will not refuse, all right, to separate the two. so therefore, kate steinle

32 years old winds up murdered by a guy who snuck in here six times. and, yet they still won't do anything about it. so i have to. >> right. this guy wasn't somebody who was stealing chewing gum from a candy store. seven felonies. >> right. >> deported five times. how on earth does this happen and we have this innocent victim 32 years old with her father there at a tourist destination in san francisco shot dead. >> is he a drug pusher. that's what he is. 45 years old. no resources just a thug. the lowest rung. the guy like that sneaks in here six times. what does that say? we don't have a border. we don't have border enforcement. if a low life creep like that can get in six times all right that means we don't have any security, anybody in the world can get in here. that's the most important thing. secondly, seven felonies? seven? and is he here illegally and he is still walking around?

everybody's responsible for that. all right? you don't give him a few months here, a few months there. you punish him harshly and that is what kate's law would do. this guy comes back five times. it's a double. he would be in jail for life. for life. first time five, second time ten. third time 20. he would be in jail for life where he should be. >> what do you make of all these different agencies pointing fingers it's a blame game, we have a showdown with the sheriff the mayor agencies all the way down to mexico, pointing fingers at one another? >> they are all honest. they are all dishonest corrupted people across the board. number one the sheriff of san francisco county is incompetent as they come. he should resign immediately or be fired. the mayor of san francisco a total moron. ed lee. i mean, this guy and no remorse by the way. and the is 1 supervisors uber liberal pandering

don't care. we sent watters in there -- i don't know who they were, looking at their computers don't care. >> next person to come up to the podium not even listening hardly. >> but it's easy to bash san francisco and the other sanctuary cities. what's wrong with congress? 30 years -- 30 years they have done nothing. so now what happens? a television commentator has to do this. >> and coming up at 9:15, bill o'reilly explains more about his push for kate's law to help curb illegal crime. 20 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. coming up, the video is heart-stopping. we all remember the moment this fire captain fell into inferno. this morning a huge update on his condition. then, what happens when you leave paint around the house? this. >> oy. >> the story about this adorable picture from the mom who took it it. she and her little girl join us next ♪ unbelievable

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and her mother joining us from denver. aniston, how are you doing? >> how are you aniston? >> huh-uh. >> you don't want to be here. we are honored that you are. victoria thank you very much. >> no, down. >> thanks for having us. >> you have certainly got one on your hands there you had ones on hands. what triggered that there might be something in your wrong. >> down. >> toddlers ever. >> that silence will get anyone in trouble. that's the first sign. >> you did what any natural 21st century parent would do. and after taking a baath you took a picture and posted on facebook. did you expect this kind of reaction? >> i expected the laughs from friends i certainly never expected that it would go further than facebook. >> sure, no. i think what happened here is you have got -- it's so relatable for some of us. >> down. >> got with a 2-year-old

who, guess what, they have their own rules they dual exactly what they want to do. i have a 2-year-old of my own, i think he would be reacting the exact same way. is this the first time aniston has done something like this immersed herself in white paint. is she a creative artist all the time? >> she is very creative. in fact, before her second birthday she just hours before the birthday party she found a black sharpy marker and scribbled all over the stairs, the otto man, the stove everything. i was painting walls an hour before guests came whoever. >> that's exactly what you plan to do before guests coming painting calls. >> exactly. >> this was particularly bad timing. you walked down you have a bucket of white paint. your daughter is full of it. there is footprints everywhere. why was this worse than guests coming over? >> we are selling our house. we don't need any more messes. it was horrible. we were everywhere. we were worried about trying

not let it track through the house on the way to the tub. i didn't know where to start. >> are you still scrubbing is it up or are you still going after it? >> i have taken a break from scrubbing. there is still just a little bit that i can probably touch up. i had to take a break from it because it was nonstop for a couple hours there. >> i have been there. if you don't paint -- pace yourself you are never going to get it done. you have a adorable daughter captured the hearts of america and our own. thanks for spending time with us. aniston, thank you very much for being on "fox & friends" this morning. >> say thank you. >> can you wave to everybody? wave. >> she is adorable and thank you very much for joining us and we appreciate it. we are going to ask all the folks out there on "fox & friends" nation to post their picture. post your pictures of getting into mischief. post some on this show later on. >> i don't think you can top the one we just had. i have one that i will bring out give it a fighting try. she ordered this class ring

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gender roles. men don't know how to deal with it. the concepts of masculinity is becoming more allusive in society general blur with more women taking management positions and becoming the major bread winners for their families. even men who support gender equality may see advances a threat to masculinity whether they consciously acknowledge it or not. how is this different than being at home? >> that's what is really more important too. that's something that we're already seeing at home and in some instances where the women are making more money than the men. according to this study in situations comparable to that. even if it's a subtle jab at the masculinity of the man it's happening. >> i'm glad that this study is out. i think there is a white washing of gender in this country anyway that both sexes are the same and that there are no differences. we routinely hear about this. there are differences. there are biological differences. shocking as they are we go

through different things. we go through different moods every month. men experience things differently than women do. this is not surprising. >> through these politically correct public pressures, we are telling our women they need to be more like men and men they need to be more like women. we are creating blurred lines. regardless of boss or no boss female they don't know how to react the way that they would. never crack the gender code. that's never going to happen. then you blur the lines and you have this male-female boss dynamic. >> nature, when an animal feels threatened what do they do? they blow off. >> like a peacock. >> they start peacocking. >> i'm not the boss of my family at home. >> let us know what you think. email your thoughts into friends at foxnews.com and we will take a look at them later on in the show. >> you may remember heart stopping video a california fire captain falling through the roof of a burning home

in fresno california, well, the captain suffering burns to 70% of his body. now, 100 days later he is up walking talking and smiling. speaking for the first time about his recovery and the support he has received from the community. >> i want to thank everybody for all their prayers and support long road and i still have pretty good amount of road to walk down still. >> he has undergone 19 surgeries so far. doctors say he still has two or three more to go. good luck to him had. wish him well. wal-mart refuses to give a woman the class ring she ordered for her nephew because it has the confederate flag on it instead the store says the ring will be melted down. the arkansas woman says she got a call saying the order just came in but she was turned away when she went to pick it up and told the store can no longer sell items with the flag.

>> i stood there with tiers in my eyes. i would pay anything to have that ring, anything just because it means so much to him. >> the store refunded the woman's $320. she is now trying to find someone else to make a new similar ring. and caught on camera. the moment a black bear stuck in a tree falls 30 feet to the ground. >> hanging on. >> oh, that wasn't very accurate catching. >> oh, well, the 60-pound animal climbed up this the tree on the university of colorado campus of bolder. he was there four hours before wildlife officers arrived. he fell hitting the edge of the padded mat below. he was not hurt and will now be moved back to the mountains. and those are your news headlines. all right rick, how are we looking out here? >> hear you fine. golly. take a look at the weather maps. really nice day across the

northeast. great news. we have a lot of water here on the plaza today. 87 in new york city. the rain will be down just to the south of the d.c. area for the day today. down to the southeast. not a bad day. a few scattered spotty showers. we are going to see for the most part quite a bit of sunshine and it's going to be warm and it is going to be humid. especially in toward the southeast. 94 in atlanta and humid. here is where we have got the rain cutting in iowa and missouri and illinois. it's going to be sticky. and seeing the threat for severe weather. i think more tomorrow. today some more rain tomorrow is the weather. out across areas of the west he we are going to be doing with cooler conditions finally. being so warm moving to the plains we are going to cool down. >> i was asking you how we are looking out here. i mean, how are we looking out here? water fun we will get to in just a minute. the summer is hot as always. so how can you convince your kids to get off their phones and get outside and play? we have some of the coolest water fun toys. >> here with great ideas is

the toy insider mom welcome. >> it might be hot and it might be hazy, but it's definitely not going to be a lazy summer. look at these kids playing. we are going to started with our titled tornadoes. tidal tornadoes. look what else we can do is take these right in the pool soak up the water. [ laughter ] >> go ahead. >> we need different outfits for today. >> all right. but, listen, if you don't have water no problem. we can have our nerf -- secret shot. nice little purse, we push the diamond and suddenly we are locked and loaded. everywhere loves a good game of catch. if you like me you have got butter fingers easy grip wall. easy to catch. best of all the kids are playing with it use this on the ground, on the sand, even bounce on water.

>> all right. so, now let's talk about some ride-ons because young or young at heart everyone loves a good set of wheels, right? we have our bird buddy. this is a pedal car. we have two of them right here. these are really cool. the kids with pedal these forwards or backwards. adjustable seat. adjust these 8-year-olds 9-year-olds can still ride them. >> go ahead. >> these are about 299. now, over here, look at this. who is not going to love. this are you guys ready to take a ride? go ahead try not to hit anyone, this is oura mighty mighty -- tonka mighty dump truck. you guys are on the delta wing. forget about those -- shake your booty and off you go. go ahead shake your booty. [ laughter ]

oh, i see here you go. >> we see these giant inflatable slides outside on our plaza. andrew scott is here from great neck games. nice to see you this morning. >> you set this up. only took an hour to set up. getting one day and gathering up a bunch of people over for a barbecue, right? >> absolutely. we do a the love the beach and camps. very popular with the graduations. just a backyard pool party. nothing that hits it like a water slide. i love it myself. >> kids, adults. whoa, we are in the splash zone. >> up until high school graduation kind of age. that's most of our customers for this particular item, absolutely. >> you better be gearing up. are you watching the technique here? because i believe we are going to be going down later. >> this takes about an hour

to fill up. >> depends on water pressure it blows up in 15 minutes and water pressure depends on how fast. >> about an hour you said. >> exactly. >> we also have, what is this bad boy over here that we saw too? going to do this next hour. >> that is the water catapult game. the old fashion balloon board. >> we are going to be getting wet in the last hour of the show 9:00. >> at 9:15 we will be jumping in these and getting our bathing suits on. i will be getting into speedo later are you ready for that, andrew? >> really wet. >> we have a whole lot more coming up for you on the program. new show forcing young people to talk about race by asking white people some controversial questions. >> your life be different if you weren't white? >> we have never had to internalize what white people have done in america but here you can't escape that. >> but is this really the right way to tackle the issue? our panel on deck to debate

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morning. let's dive into this sohio. getting some controversy and mtv says look the show aims to challenge whiteness and help address racial bias. is this the start of a good conversation? >> i doubt it very seriously. i think there ought to be a conversation. i think most people have the conversation in the wrong way. if you are going to talk about race we have to start with what you know to be a fact this t. is a crude delinquent yart of people that doesn't have a biological basis at all. when we talk about white people in a generalized way what are we really saying we are not saying anything at all. all sorts of white people as there are all sorts of black people. to talk about any issues in a racial context generally just confuses things. >> discussing whiteness and figuring out what it means to be white. is mtv striking a cord here? >> i doubt it. i also think it's a good conversation to have. but everywhere else i have seen this particularly college campuses those kind of things. it doesn't seem to be productive. it seems to be counter productive if you look at all the training about microaggressions don't say

this and don't say that it makes people more afraid to have a conversation that needs to be had than facilitating a conversation that needs to be had. >> do you think mtv is taking a bold stance and -- i remember when mtv used to play music. >> when they had had the moon man and all that. i think they are but we have to stop being so offensive and super pc about things. people get very defensive when you talk about race. if i talk about my experiences growing up in alabama, some people may get very defensive if i say these are my typical experiences that i have had. but, the conversation with younger people, it's a little bit different because they are the most racially diverse and inclusive group around. >> go the to point about this idea of race being -- what does it mean to even be white? what does it mean to be black? >> you talk about your individualized experience. i think that's what it boils down to. i have an experience. and it's not the black experience. it's the camille experience. i think the notion that you and i have anything

intrinsically common simply because we appear to be the same i don't know it's true imper rickly. >> there are many instances is where it is true being stopped by police or harassed by store clerks or being viewed as a dangerous person because of your skin color. >> i don't know how much truth there is to that. >> the point about whether or not you are white and are you able to comment on race issues in this country. that's what this documentary attempting to address. if you are white you don't get to speak up. you don't get to have a say in this. >> kind of especially because some things are potentially racist. if you say the wrong thing you don't even know it so i think like i was saying all making watching all these white people cry i don't know if that's going to be the entire movie or part of the movie, i don't know what kind of benefit that's going to have at all. >> it didn't do it to it me either. >> the trailer scene one of those movie trailers oh my gosh search crying then it's probably boring. >> unless you want to watch white people cry.

>> a bunch of people crying. >> i remember mtv in the 80's playing flock of seagull videos. maybe start of interesting debate. we appreciate having you here this morning. >> thank you. >> his son gunned down by a gang member here illegally now as another young person murdered by illegal. this father standing up -- is standing by -- donald trump and his immigration message you will hear from him next. plus, he is not your typical company vice president he is 12 years old. the tween who landed one awesome job. i have been looking at these in the hallway. i want one of these just to get around the house. ♪ you make my dream come true ♪

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you built that good morning, friends. sometimes you should be careful what you wish for because it may actually come true. >> i wish i was big. >> sweetheart, it's 7:30. are you up? josh. >> i'm a grown up, mom. this machine and it turned me into a grown up. >> now what? >> you get a job. >> i cannot get a job. >> tom hanks shows how being an adult might not be everybody it's cracked up to be in the movie big. our next guest might have the best of both worlds. >> not only 1212. stanley has been hired as mr. vice president of creative at start-up while still savoring of childhood. ceo of think tank his boss. >> good morning. same, mr. vice president

tell us about the company. give us your pitch. >> think tank is like a really fun and creative way combines like business with like creative ideas. >> you came up with an idea. >> really unique. >> you emailed -- is that how it started? >> i started getting emails that were really highly articulated and great ideas. i had no idea he was a 12-year-old. i finally asked how old are you he said 12. i was shocked. >> he talked about how he wants to -- what we do is take a picture and add a 3-d movie emoticon to share out in space. what about if we gamify turn the modern warfare weapons into content. take the grand theft auto weapons and make them into content to blow up pictures. now we just went into the gaming space. >> you just got inside the mind of a 12-year-old which is a lot of folks would use apps like this. what is next? what does a 12-year-old want communicating through facebook message because i have lost touch. >> they like fun things like

sports music video games that stuff. >> moved you out to california right? >> yes no. >> not yet? >> okay. >> my dad moved out to california for his job and the ping tank office is there, so it worked. >> it worked. now you are vice president. that's amazing. creative for the company. it's amazing because eric, the famous book the lead start-up talks about how important it is to listen to your customers. sitting there hearing from a 12-year-old best market research you could dream of. >> young kids understand the demographics. who better to give me advice for demographic than a young kid. you should always listen. hip, cool finger on the pulse of what's unique. >> how have you been able to help this company grow? >> i hope a lot. >> how many of these things you have sold? how many companies are involved? >> i mean, right now we are

built facebook. 700 million users a day around the entire road. people can see ping tank every single day. >> what are you going too do with that pesky thing called school comes around. >> i will go to school do my homework. go to sports practice and all that stuff. >> and go to work as vice president? >> yeah. >> what do your friends think about this? >> they think it's really cool. i don't think so they know how cool it is though. >> when you go out to dinner with your friends do you pick up the tab? >> we appreciate you joining us it's ping tank very, very cool. a new attack on donald trump launched on "the view." >> i find it interesting that this happened as soon as trump started to talk about this. he randomly found a gun from a federal agent? >> what is she implying the outrageous comments ahead. parents, it's a segment you

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grande has one less problem this morning because she found herself a super star supporter her anti-american rant caught on camera licking donuts ♪ >> we're going to meet the hollywood liberal standing behind her. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along like you feel like a room without a roof ♪ clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth ♪ because i'm happy. >> we're getting happy we're getting wet on the plaza today water wars. have you ever seen a slide this big in the middle of downtown manhattan. >> catapult. >> what is that contraption? that is made for water world. where is kevin costner. i'm sorry that's at the

bottom of the ocean. that movie was terrible. this isn't terrible. all kinds of great activities for your kids summer. great toys, great inflatables. all sorts of toyotas from nerf and everything else outside. at the end of the show we are going down the slide. breaking out the speedos. >> going head first. pete hegswith. >> attacks on donald trump continue. is he not backing down. doubling down on comments about illegal immigration. holding a press conference out in los angeles california the beverly wilshire hotel where he met with families of the violence there -- families of victims who have suffered violence at the hands of illegal immigration. here is donald yesterday. listen. >> he did double down on

comments. >> everything is paying attention. >> how did he get back in? >> don't you find it interesting that this happened as soon as trump started to talk about this? he randomly found a gun from a federal agent? >> look at the news. they reported it. they should have been showing more of these beforehand. for instance, i just feel it's very interesting and how do you feel about trump talking about hillary about how if she is president there is going to be a glood of murders and flood of things going on? >> they were addressing yesterday on "the view" that outrageous comment from raven simone about the coincidental timing they saw of the fact this poor woman was murdered in broad daylight by illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. she thought somehow this was orchestrated the bizarre incident of these two events. >> it is painful to watch. what an outlandish accusation. raven simone, doing live television sometimes you make mistakes. i hope she hadn't thought through that talking point.

that argument makes zero sense. almost as bad as saying dylan roof, the guy who went in the charleston church and killed nine people somehow did that so that then the confederate flag would be taken down. like, the whole thing is so backwards and sideways you can't say statements like that. >> i wish it was just an incident of live tv but it went on it was a conspiracy of hey how could it be that gun that was a federal agent's gun? how could he have found it? >> they are trying to piece together some narrative that somehow it's donald trump it's the republicans it's conservatives who want to perpetuate this narrative and use this event to exploit it. the height of irresponsibility and i hope folks are calling them out for that today. >> meanwhile the white house has been quiet on this' a and donald trump criticizing democrats and republicans say nothing one is talking about it. uncomfortable for people to talk about it he is the only one talking about it. josh earnst yesterday at the white house podium talking about who is to blame for this problem in the united states. take a listen. >> there are a lot of people who are eager to assign blame.

i think or eager to try and find some solutions. and u those -- unfortunately those solutions -- well, certainly one thing that would help would be comprehensive immigration reform. we have bipartisan immigration pass the senate and blocked by the house of representatives, by republicans in the house for purely political reasons and that is -- does not represent blaming them for a tragic death that obviously occurred. but it is blaming them for putting their own political interests and ambitions ahead of the public safety and national security of the united states. >> boy, one of those solutions that's being talked about right now is potentially addressing these sanctuary cities. these places where right now there is conflicts about what you prosecute and what you don't. who is held responsible and who isn't. new polls out today that talk about how the american people feel about it. >> should the united states justice system take legal action against cities that provide sanctuary for illegal immigrants? this was about 1,000 likely voters there.

62% support 26% oppose. 12% undecided. >> that number is up 4% since 2011. so this isn't just a spike because of these recent incidents or this debate. the american people are generally recognizing that illegal immigration is a problem and needs to be addressed. >> they have these no hold cities like san francisco where it trumps federal law. so should the federal government be cutting off funds for cities that provide sanctuary for illegal immigrants? according to this new poll overwhelming. a 8% support cutting off funds from sanctuary cities from the federal government. if they are going to ignore federal law and release individuals because they deem it necessary to let them go. ice can't do anything about it. >> critics of these sanctuary cities say that it encourages illegal immigration. a little bit later in the show, next hour, actually in about 10 minutes. >> coming up next. >> we have jamiel shaw on the program his son was killed by illegal immigrant and actually spoke with donald trump yesterday. we will hear more in-depth about his story. >> ask how he feels about the president's lack of

reaction. >> you haven't heard a peep from the white house. we have heard a lot about other things recently surrounding race and immigration. >> turn a lot of other issues into political footballs. other stories making headlines this saturday. another fan hurt at fenway park. a woman badly injured after being hit in a head a woman was able to walk off on her own but taken to nearby hospital. no word on her condition. if you remember a few weeks ago another woman at fenway was hospitalized several days after being hit with a broken bat. alleged killers caught on camera. terrifying video showing three masked men breaking into a florida home before police say they murdered a couple as their five children slept upstairs. police near sarasota say the intruders threw a bring through the front window before shooting a woman and her boyfriend. the oldest saw the intruders and is talking to police as they try to track down the killers and figure out a motive. what that child went

through. >> data breach effecting 22 million americans catherine archuleta. that resignation coming a day after she insisted she would keep her role as new information came out about the two breaches. agency employees or anyone who received a background check through the office of personnel management since 2000 may have had social security numbers. fingerprints. health records and financial histories stolen by hackers. possibly from china. and a hero's welcome in new york city for the world champion women's u.s. soccer team, can gety rained down as tens of thousands descended on the parade route. what's being better than being honored ticker tape parade how about hitting the stage with taylor swift? ♪ take a bow. [cheers and applause] >> the team joining taylor swift during her hit song style at her concert at metlife stadium in new

jersey. taylor even got to hold the trophy herself. these girls are pinching themselves. this is the first ticker tape parade in new york city. the 206th one we have ever had. never has a female sports team been honored until now. >> the power of taylor swift. >> girl power. >> let's talk about ariana grande you know the story she was there licking donuts at a donut shop this week. >> that wasn't the worst of it. >> yuck. >> she licked some guy's random donuts and doesn't buy them and then decides to tell everyone that she hates america and hates americans. if you didn't hear it, here it is. >> [bleep] i hate americans. i hate america. >> well, she is getting some support, you might say from susan sarin done who tweeted that today is lick a donut in solidarity with ariana grande i a sweet talented true american. isn't it ironic that we just played a segment from taylor swift who truly is a sweet talented and truly great

american and yet you have got susan sarandon defending these comments. >> she wants everyone to go into random doughnut shop. >> dunkin' donuts i'm going to lick your donuts susan sarandon told me to do it. >> don't apologize only because you are worried shooting your mouth off will cost you profit. >> free country with freedom of speech. they can hate anything they want to. >> sure. margie on facebook says she said her true feelings. i think she is a nasty person licking donuts that somebody would buy. >> she said the reason she did all of this is -- or the reason she said i hate america anyway is based on obesity epidemic donuts there and even bigger donuts were brought out. >> just a statement -- if you look at her response that said i love my country

extremely and then went into a whole explanation pla why she is fed up with it it's revealing. >> coming up here on the show many are dissing donald. one father withstanding with him, his son gunned down by a gang member here ill ely. he just met with trump. is he going to take us inside that meeting in california when he joins us live next. >> and it's one of the busiest streets in the country. this driver decided to take it on in reverse? are we seeing things correctly here ♪ that's what you get when you play a country song backwards ♪ well, i never heard a tale quite like that ♪ hit me in the face ♪ that's where i'm at.

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killed by illegal immigrants including next guest that is jamiel shaw -- this is jamiel shaw standing at the podium with trump. his son was gunned down by a gang heb who was here in the united states illegally. jamiel joins me now for more on that meeting. jamiel, thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> hey, thank you for inviting me. >> absolutely. jamiel, your son was killed when he was mistaken for a gang members years ago by illegal immigrant. what did donald trump say to you in private when you met with him? >> he told me that my son's life was not going to be in vain. and that, you know, that he was going to do something about it. by, you know, enforcing immigration law securing the border, you know. everything that we want. everything that people are asking for he is going to do it. >> jamiel, since you lost your son, do you feel like anyone has spoken out the way donald trump has forcefully the voice for victims like your son? >> no. and i don't think nobody

can. donald trump has the resources that he can withstand the storage. most people can't afford to lose any money especially millions just because they are with something. they almost have to back down for survival. >> jamiel, as you know, president obama has spoke out actively and forcefully about what happened in baltimore and ferguson with trayvon martin and other incidents. he has still been silent on the murder of catherine steinle. why do you think the president has been silent on that and why hasn't he spoken out? >> you know, it's just mind boggling that he can feel one way one day about one death and the other death doesn't effect him. but we know it does but because of his -- you know, his agenda and the people that support him, he has to stay, you know, in the pack so to speak. he can't show his concern and maybe call him a republican lover or something like that. so he is doubling down on

his side. i don't remember the quote but the quote that says, you know it's bad when good people do nothing. it's just like getting involved. his silence is a show that he doesn't even care. >> that was edmund burk and he did talk about evil purveyors when good men do nothing. >> he sent folks to those funerals should very sent one to the young woman killed in strand? >> of course. you know, it's national. it's national. it's not like local even though, you know, local need the same attention. this is national. the whole country is talking about it. why not go? i mean, why not? >> jamiel, you are on national television right now, and the president should be watching, we hope he is what would you say to the president right now if you could have an audience with him in light of what happened with your son, in light of what happened in san francisco what should the president be saying about immigration at the funeral not at the funeral in order to be a part of this national conversation we are having right now?

>> he should -- he should tell people that -- people -- everyone is not are for illegal immigration. so if he is going to force it down our throats with executive orders, the least he can do is make sure no one is murdered by illegal aliens. i mean you would think that's something he would want to do to prove to the people that i'm trying to help everybody, you know. and then he should ask himself, soul search himself and say what would he do if someone murdered his child? what would he expect from politicians, from the government if his child was murdered? and then maybe he would get more of understanding. but sometimes people just, you know, they separate themselves from that part because that would cause them to, you know, to be truthful. >> jamiel, hey, thank you for your courage and speaking up and giving your son a voice. certainly the president said travon martin would look like his son and say it about other incidents that occurred. thank you four keeping your son's memory alive and talking about in this

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almost 50% of children's car seats are sold or used incorrectly. dr. lisa baier is a pediatrician with columbia university. she and emily lavigne car seat ladies, raise awareness about the importance of car seats. they join us now you with important safety tips nice to see both of you this morning. thanks for bringing your kids this morning. i appreciate it not easy to do as pete was talking about a few moments ago. show you what to do. this study is flawed and actually far worse than this study tell us? >> in the real world we find that 90% of all car seats are not installed properly. this study grossly under estimated the misuse by redefining the definition of misuse in a way that contradiction the manuals of car seat on the market. >> your goal is to get it down 50%. >> our goal is to get it down to zero percent. >> let's see if we can help millions of people watching right now. rear-facing start there. rear-facing as long as possible. >> absolutely as long as possible. american academy of

pediatrics recommend kids be at least 24 months before going forward-facing. almost 3. weighs 31 pounds and 38 inches and riding very safely and very comfortably rear facing. it's completely fine that his feet are touching the back of the vehicle seat. >> that's the concern feet are so long touching. >> many more leg injuries when children ride forward facing, the legs fly up, the front seat moves against the leg, compresses it and brakes the leg. >> talk about the strap here on the front real quick. where do we want that? >> we want the harness straps to be nice and snug. emily is going to show what snug means. she is going to get him nice and snug by pulling up on the chest strap. that gathers all the slack through the shoulder area. she is going to to pull the tail at the bottom of the seat to tighten him. check by pulling upwards again on the chest straps. just her fingers should slip in underneath his dollar bone. move the chest slip up to the top of his armpit. this applies for every child

in every seat that the strap should be this snuck. >> i'm glad weigh went through that. forward facing. what do you move forward facing. >> kids need to be at least 24 months before going forward facing. the tether which secures the head of the scar seat to a specially designed anchor to the back of the vehicle. >> talking about this right here. >> absolutely. that's the most important part of every forward facing car seat. decreases how far the a child's head will move forward in a crash by 6 to 8 inches. can mean the difference between your child's head hitting something hard the backseat or the window or not. >> your child is over in the booster seat over here. >> absolutely. >> booster seat last stage before getting over the car seat right? >> yes. so boosters are for kids who are at least 4. at least 40 pounds. and mature enough to sit properly during the entire drip. no slouching, no leaning over. >> we have on your website a five step test to make sure that children can be sitting in a booster seat. take us through the five steps.

>> to know if the child is ready to ride without a booster. the booster is a positioning imis and the styled is ready to ride without it it seat belt properly positioned without the boost err. older kids 8 to 12-year-old. sit them down on the vehicle sit. step one their butt is all the way against the back of the seat. step two their knees bend naturally over the edge. step 3 if you notice how the lap belt is fitting her nice and low on the top of her thighs it should look like that without the booster. step four the shoulder belt is comfortable between the neck and the shoulder. if it rubs the neck it's not dangerous. because it's uncomfortable gidz do unsafe thing. step five the child can stay like that during the entire trip. until you can say yes to all five. children need a booster to ride safely. >> great tips this morning. where can children learn more information on this. >> they can go to our website car seat lady.com and anywhere in the country you can go to seat check.org. type in your zip code and find a trained technician to help get the installation of your child's car seats

properly installed. thank you. >> we appreciate it. nice to see you both this morning thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we want though thank those guys. anna and pete, boy, a lot of people doing it wrong. 90% of people installing these things improperly. >> you guys could have made all the difference in the world. thank you 28 minutes after the hour. what with would you do if you were driving and saw. this a car driving in reverse on one of the busiest streets in the country. >> plus, how about hopscotch with a twist? up next, the coolest new toys to keep your kids entertained all summer. i know they will keep me entertained. ♪ get it started ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let get it started in here if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat.

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backwards on one of los angeles' busiest roadways. for more than two miles. he narrowly missed oncoming traffic several times on windy road. officers now trying to find him saying he could face several charges. how did he get away? talk about a messy masser piece the colorado toddler is caught white handed after climbing into a -- 2-year-old got into the paint, left out during some home renovations. earlier on "fox & friends" mom told us she knew something was wrong when she noticed an eerie silence but still wouldn't believe her eyes. >> it was everywhere. we were worried about not trying to let it track through the house. i didn't know where to it start. we are selling our house. we don't need any more messes. >> we know the little one isn't the only toddler making messes at home. email us your naughty

pictures. email us at foxnews.com. mischief themselves. all right rick over to you. >> i'm sure there were a few pictures of you like that guaranteed. >> never. >> especially in the summer. take a look at the weather maps. want to show us what's going on for the day today. across the northeast. much of the northeast is looking great. a very sunny day. not all that humid. we will still see some storms across the mid-atlantic and in towards areas of north carolina this afternoon. down to the southeast i will tell you things are looking really nice as well. couple scatter ited showers. garden variety thunderstorms. nothing that's going to wash out your day by any means. into the northern plains, this is where we have more consistent rain. parts of iowa stretching into illinois. eventually into indiana later tonight and tomorrow, i think that is our spot where we are going to be seeing some severe weather. finally out across the west. we have cooled things down finally. after baking the last number of weeks, we are going to cool things down and see a little bit more rain moving into the area which is symptom great news as well. all right pete and clayton we will send it over to you.

>> it's minion movie day. >> it is. >> it is summer and hot. how can you convince the kid to get off their iphone and leave the ac and go out and play. letting them cool off with water fun and cool toys around. >> the coolest toys around. a little bit about these great toys and what we can do with them this summer. >> toy insider mom. there are bubbles and then there are bubbles. these are unbelieve bubbles. are you ready for this? >> dominion goggles on. >> wow it opens up as a -- that is unbelievable. >> homemade version. >> amazing for the kids. just as amazing for the grown ups. >> they are grown up toys as much as kid toys. >> we want our kids to be active and running around. when the sun goes down, that does not mean that they're ready to come inside. these are fire tech rockets. i know, our hands these are cool. so we take the rocket.

we put it on the launcher. >> okay. >> notice that they are lit up so the kids can play with this when the sun goes down. can you shoot these 250 feet up in the air and they whistle as they go. go for it. >> i'm aiming for o'reilly's studio tenth floor. >> whoa, good job. >> that's awesome. >> i think i did it wrong. >> so we also want to keep our kids active and we all remember hopscotch right? this is our -- look at this recommendation water hopscotch. >> we have it on cement. it's great. regular hopscotch. the kids are going to pick up the pieces. they are active. playing hopscotch in bathing suits. >> everything is better in water. >> remote control cars are not what they used to be. so i turn this on for you. if you want to put this down. >> i got you right here. >> 8 different kids can be playing and running these at the same time. this is our rock crawler 3 xl 3. can you run this anywhere. can you control it from 164 feet. >> it looks like all terrain vehicle. >> it is like an all terrain

vehicle. >> are these durable too? i have had remote control cars. i buy them once and they break. >> durable. love it. >> this one is so durable it will take on any terrain. >> tell me about these goggles. >> all right. >> i have got a 2-year-old that loves minions. he wants a minion birth day. >> minions came out yesterday we can take it to the pool. it's minion madness all over again. take it to the pool. we have our kick board. when you are ready to take the deep side, look at you. you are ready to go. awesome. >> seeing minion today at 3:00. >> are you really? >> oh, yeah. >> i'm coming home. these are yours. >> anna and rick, over to you guys. what else have you got? >> we are in the middle of water wars, yeah. come on! >> tell us about this contraption. >> absolutely. >> this is wonderful wonderful game. the kids love this. it's basically your old

fashioned throwing water balloons at each other. they have a great time with it. this along with dunk tanks and super slip and slides. all about getting wet staying cool and having a good time. >> i remember when we were kids we had just the huge slingshots that one guy would be on one side and one guy would be on the other. >> are these really popular like birthday parties? >> very popular birthday parties. once again very popular in camps. beach houses. all kinds of engagement. even schools during the summertime they love. this this is a way of getting wet. staying cool without getting really wet as opposed to the super slide you get soaked on this one. >> would you say bounce houses are more for what time of the year and what time of year are these better for? >> what is that? >> what time of year what season is this? >> this is obviously summer season, my favorite time of the year. it's hot. get out and get cool. it's a wonderful time. kids love the heat and they

love getting cool and they love the water. >> so you are from great games thanks for the fun today. how much does this cost to rent? >> different prices depending on where we are going. if we are -- couple states away more travel time involved. anywhere from 700 to $1,000 for the rental. >> the fun is priceless. >> what's that? the fun is priceless. the it is loud out here. >> absolutely. >> artillery. water balloon artillery. >> i just took out five kids over there. >> as the race for the 2016 presidential -- presidency heats up. americans tell us how they really feel about hillary clinton. listen. >> do you trust hillary clinton? >> no. >> no. >> why not? >> because she is not believable. everything is either somebody else's fault. it's spin. it's something else. >> that's not all. frank luntz and his panel on clinton and who they feel

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workplace. >> i need this weekend so we can review files and manuscripts. >> this weekend? >> you have a problem with that. >> no, it's my grandma's 90th birthday i was going to go home to celebrate but i will cancel it. >> men who have female bosses tend to be more assertive and competitive. the power struggle could have a negative effect on work place dynamic and team work. anna, over to you. >> at the top of the hour, the race for the white house is on. is hillary clinton inevitable? is she trustworthy in who is the best republican to take her on? we ask frank luntz and his panel of voters. >> do you trust hillary clinton? >> no. >> no. >> why not? >> because she ♪ believable. everything is either somebody else's fault it's spin or something else. just own it just own what you did and own it. >> how about all the corruption? >> are you -- if you ask this question a year ago i would have said to you hillary for sure. we need a woman president quite honestly i think women

are smarter than men. >> are you married? are you married? >> yes. >> to your first wife? >> hopefully my wife didn't hear this but she might have. but hillary has lost the trust of a lot of people. that's why as i said before she has to come out and be honest and man up as you say. >> if we're really honest with ourselves, there is no politician on the face of this earth that we trust 100%. they are all -- they all have flaws and scandals in heir past. >> but hillary -- >> -- i mean there is no one we trust. >> take responsibility for her behavior whether it's benghazi or the email problems or the fundraising problems, it's always the right wing. you know what? it's not. >> hillary has been dogged with the mark ridge pardon and bill clinton water water. there is-white water. there are so many skeletons

in closet. >> we need a female president or black president. we need a president who is going to do a good job and good character i don't care if they are purple, black white, just do a good job. >> how many think hillary clinton is going to get the democratic nod? who is the best candidate to go up against her. >> marco rubio fresh choice. energetic it a good vision of the future. we got to move on. >> i think what i hear about hillary is the establishment element. i don't think any republican represents being antiestablishment. ironically the best one is probably the one most in the establishment, that's jeb bush. >> many of you saying the economy is your number one issue. who is the best to fix the economy? >> scott walker. >> why scott walker? >> i would go with walker on the economy only because he has shown some bravery. he kind of stood up to the unions. he, you know, survived the

recall. i would think he would do the hard things to balance the budget and do what he needs to do. >> which is the best one for the economy. >> i have to go with bernie at this point. i was actually looking at rand paul before but now he seems to be flipping around all over the place. >> when you look at this, you have got senators and governors running. which do you think has the better skills for 2016? >> governors. >> houmsee governors? so it's overwhelming. >> they have the experience, okay. so what is it about governors, last two? >> manage the state. suddenly you have the skills to manage a country. i think scott walker will have the same attitude as harry truman the buck stops here. >> governors should have the ability to work across the aisle. i think many of these do. and find some consensus instead of polarizing. >> last comment from you all. the american people that are watching. i want you on the count of 3 to shout out your current choice for president. are you ready? 1, 2 3.

[shouting] >> did you hear any one over the other? me either. pretty telling isn't it? focus group, thank you is so much. >> anna, great job on that segment. from bernie sanders to rand paul. polar opposites to me but some people put them together. a new show forcing young people to talk about race by asking white people controversial questions like how would your life be different if you weren't white? i smell some white privilege here. is this really the right way to tackle the issue? plus, hate when your pet pictures turn out terrible? fear no more. we brought in some furry friends, including anna's dog. love it. we show you how to capture the paw-fect picture. yes another pun. more in a moment.

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good morning. today is all-american pet photo day. most americans consider pets part of the family and almost as many photos of their furry friends they have on their phones as they have of their kids. >> but our next guest says there's a right and wrong way to take toe foes. shana fishman is here to break down the rest ways to get the right portrait of your pets. she's a photographer in new york city. you shoot pets exclusively. >> i do yes. >> a lot of people think, you know you get these photos you're up high shooting your dog, that's a good photo. not really. >> not really. you want to get down to their eye level, lay on the ground if you have to. >> stay. >> you want to get in there. there you go. >> smile. >> if you put the camera or toy right by the phone, he looks right at it. >> absolutely. >> your next tip. >> that was the second tip. you want to find out what your

dog's motivation is. it looks like it's a toy which is perfect. you want to hold that toy up for them. exactly. get them to do what you want them to do. find the motivation. >> if they have a little smile, do something funny, roll over get them to do that capture that moment. >> find if they'll do wit a toy, a treat, some affection. >> use the tricks. >> absolutely. >> i know it's difficult to shoot kids you need patience. >> you do. >> and repetition. hey, buddy. >> the same goes for animals. sometimes with animals they don't want to sit still. they want to jump around. but with fred here if you put a little kos sum on him, he will stay perfectly still usually. >> the new smartphones, you can hold down the photo button and take bursts. about 30 photos in that one little second. >> if you dress up your pet like this he might stay still. gives you a chance for excellent

photos. >> you say keep it natural, remove pet collars, contraptions. >> yeah. also a great tip. sometimes the dog will look better without anything on. you really focus in on that animal. so we take off the ghaszlasses his bow tie, and look how cute. it's all about just your pet. oh he's scared. look at him shivering. >> is there a certain kind of lightning? obviously some of your beautiful studio shots, this is natural lighting here inside a bedroom. you don't even need a studio. >> absolutely. you can bring your dog over by the window and use the natural window light. >> this is great. what was happening here? did you use any tricks to get him to look out the window? >> this dog was hilarious. she is actually not allowed on the bed so once we put her on the bed, she stayed there, rolled around loved the opportunity to be on the bed. that's a trick you can use. >> i like the wigs. where do you get dog wigs? >> you know, i don't know.

we got to dress thm up and have fun and get some ears in there. >> anna ran off with the dog. lost her for the rest of the show. it's national take a photo of your pet day. where can people learn more about you? >> my website, shanafishman.com or on instagram. >> great photos. thanks. we appreciate it. >> thank you. coming up on the show a young woman murdered by an illegal immigrant and while many remain silent bill o'reilly sounding off and taking action. he's here next hour with his take. if you like him on "fox & friends," you'll love him on "the property man." his first stop vegas. before he goes there, bob massey has a preview of the new big show and some warnings for all homeowners right now. bob, come on in. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip

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good morning. today it's saturday the 11th of july. i'm anna kooiman. this is a "fox news alert." enemy eliminated. one of isis' top leaders taken out by u.s. drone strikes. breaking details straight ahead. donald trump promising family members of those killed by illegal immigrants he will take action. that's one of those heartbroken parents stands by his side. >> he's told me my son's life but not going to be in vain. everything that we want everything that people are asking for, he's going to do it. a bizarre new attack launched on trump from the ladies from "the view." that in a few moments. a new show forcing people to talk about race by shaming white people? >> how might your life be different if you weren't white? >> we've never had to internalize what white people have done in america, but here

you can't escape that. >> is this really the right way to tackle the issue? we report you decide. fox and friend hour four starts right now. ♪ a big slide for kid fun. >> we're going to be getting in our speedos and going out there. water's cold but we've got some fun on the plaza this morning. >> i'm holding you to the speedos and the minion mask. perfect combo. >> great idea. we've got some great toys some backyard gadgets and toys for the kid to get them away from the tv and behind the screens and get them outside and playing. >> we want to show you some pictures you've been spending in. there's a photograph of one little girl who got into a little bit of mischief while her

mom turned around in the middle of a home improvement project. >> oh my gosh. >> little girl -- >> they're about to sell the house. she's stomping around with paint. >> asking for your pictures of your little ones getting in trouble. >> you've been sending in your mischief photos of your kid. they've been pouring in. go to our facebook page ffweekend. we want to talk about donald trump. >> donald trump met with families of those killed by illegals and doubled down on his message that nobody wants to talk about immigration and crime. earlier in the show we had a chance to hear from one of -- a parent whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant and had a chance to speak with donald trump. >> he told me that my son's life was not going to be in vain and that he was going to do something about it. enforcing immigration law, securing the border, you know everything that we want everything that people are asking for, he's going to do it.

donald trump has the resources that he can withstand a storm. most people can't afford to lose any money, especially millions just because they're standing up for something. >> met with a lot of the family families of victims of illegal immigrant violence yesterday in beverly hills at the beverly wilshire hotel. he heard from a number of moms who have lost children as a result of it saying we haven't been heard, no one's been listening. when i finally heard -- i'm talking specifically about sabena one of the moms there. she said no one's been talking about this. she said when i heard donald trump talking about this i started screaming. finally someone was talking and addressing this issue. >> and lawmakers aren't doing anything either. switching things around and calling them racist after they've lost children a tough pill to swallow. you look back at donald trump's comments and the hot water it got him in macy's pulled the plug he said it was him, the beauty pageant, univision, nbc

with "the apprentice" and all of that. just the attacks, right? then all of a sudden this go-awful things happens in san francisco where a man who had seven felonies on his record who had been deported five times, apparently shoots and kills this woman, kate steinle in cold blood and now all of a sudden the conversation shifts a bit and many are saying did donald trump have a point. well all of that seemed a bit odd to raven symone on "the view" yesterday. she has a conspiracy theory that druch was behind the whole thing?onald trump was behind the whole thing? >> i mean only -- >> yes, i can. how did he -- >> don't you find it interesting that this happened as soon as trump started to talk about this? he randomly found a gun from -- >> a criminal. >> but look at the news. they reported it. they should have been showing more of these before hand.

for instance, i just feel it's very interesting. how do you feel about trump talking about hillary, that if she's president, there will be a flood of murders and things going on? >> just convenient t that it happened when trump was talking about this. the point i guess that donald trump has been making is this isn't a random occurrence. it happens all too often. he stood at the podium and held up news story after news story after news story about sons and daughters being killed by drunk drivers, illegal here in the united states illegally, rape murder, the list wept on and on and on. this wasn't a random occurrence. >> and what do you think of the accusation that he somehow is responsible for the murder because of some conspiracy? that's almost like saying there's some sort of conspiracy theory that dylann roof goes into that church in charleston south carolina murders nine people all in an effort to take down the confederate flag. >> whoopi goldberg said how did he get back in? that's the point. people have been affected by

lawlessness in this country. today he has a rally in phoenix. it's sold out. over 5,000 have rsvp'd. whether you love his rhetoric or not, he's clearly triggered a national conversation and has a lot of energy around an issue that will be critical to the 2016 election. >> they ha to move to a bigger venue, the phoenix convention center. larger crowd than expected. right now, some headlines and this "fox news alert." big news an isis leader killed in a usair strike in afghanistan. how a former pakistani taliban commander pledged his allegiance to isis earlier this year. his death has not yet been confirmed by u.s. officials but if true it would mark a major blow to isis in the region. at least 30 other militants were killed in that strike. a dangerous close call in the air. the faa investigating after a drone was spotted flying near the wing of a us airways plane just as it was preparing to land in charlotte.

thankfully no one was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out who was operating that drone. and a shark scare off the coast of california after a surfer says one bumped his board. that surfer telling lifeguard at huntington beach an aggressive shark five eight feet long knocked the underside of his board. the shark swam away but everyone was ordered out of the water. beachgoers will be allowed back in the water today. officially making a white house run or is he? here's what happened. scott walker's official twitter account accidentally sent out this photo saying scott walker is running for president. that tweet has been taken down but a spokesperson says the walker camp is not to blame. his camp says stay tuned for his announcement on monday. what is it about having an announcement to make an announcement and make an announcement? >> the intern that was in charge of that twitter account is having a rough saturday morning. rick is standing by outside with a look at the weather. >> you know what's so good about when he we set up all these

displays out here? >> you get to spend the whole day outside. >> exactly. no we get so many great people out here. second time visiting us? >> yes. >> what's your name? >> dylan from north carolina. >> thank you for coming back a second time. got to start them young. this is awesome. appreciate you watching. take a look at the weather maps as you're waking up this morning, here's your temps. in the southeast, another hot and humid one, in fact much of this week is going to be very hot and humid. precipitation-wise starting out not much going on across the southeast. we have some rain showers cutting across parts of virginia into delaware. we'll see maybe some severe weather later on there. also some pretty heavy rain showers across areas of iowa and illinois. that's what we'll see today and tomorrow. that will be kind of our target area. we're also going to watch temperatures heat up across the plains. we've had the heat the last couple weeks across the west. that heat is moving to the central part of the country and we're cooling down in the west which is great news especially for all the fires here.

but heat it up today, tomorrow into monday across the central plains. kansas city by monday getting to 97 degrees. too much. back to you. >> as a minnesotan that's the kind of map i like to see. warmth across the board. >> thanks rick. all right. remember when mtv used to do music videos? >> i don't. i hardly remember that. >> watching police videos. that was a long time ago. now mtv has a brand-new show out called "white people" and it's tackling race. mtv says it's hoping to tackle race by asking uncomfortable questions. here's just a snapshot of this show. take a look. >> -- say the wrong thing and suddenly you are a racist. >> how might your life be different if you weren't white? >> when you say white, what does that mean to you? >> we've never hard to internalize what white people have done in america, but here you can't escape that. >> so they want to attack whiteness and find out what it means to be white. >> mtv put out a statement in

conjunction with the release of this new show saying we hope white people will serve as a powerful conversation starter that encourages our audience to address racial bias. anna, is this going to address racial bias or is this a race-baiting exercise to make white people feel guilty about their whiteness? >> i've only seen as much of it as you have from this clip but it doesn't appear to be the way to start a conversation. if some sort of conversation should be had about this i think because of all the things with freddy gray in baltimore, with what happened in staten island with ferguson missouri the conversation has already started and that likely is healthy. but to shame white people for being white, which is what some say this show does doesn't seem like the answer. >> we had an interesting debate earlier on the show this morning. we talked about this very issue. camille said look what does it mean -- what does race even mean in this modern day when you're interviewing 20-year-olds? do they even have an idea of

what their all churl identity is? are they aware that 200 years ago one of their family members may have had ties to owning slave, and how does that affect who they currently are? >> this is what elite education is doing right now. they're making white kids feel guilty about america's heritage their fact that they grew up white. of course we need to address race, but how do we address it being race mongers? that's what i think we're seeing here. in my opinion this isn't going to add to the race conversation it will further divide people in ways that i think are fundamentally unhelpful. >> we had some of our panel this morning debating saying i think mtv is bold for doing this. what do you think? 11 minutes after the hour. president obama won't address the murder of a young woman by an illegal immigrant, but bill o'reilly will. he's here next with how he's taking action and how you can help. and a geek's dream come true. the "star wars" reunion that got

the crowd going wild. comic-con is in full effect this weekend in san diego.

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just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. earlier, bill o'reilly weighed in on the sanctuary policies that allowed an illegal immigrant to remain in the country and murder a 32-year-old allegedly from california. we asked bill why he's getting personally involved first with jessica's jessica's law and now what's being called kate's law. not every day you've been associated with jessica's law, which was fantastic but you're not every day of the week doing something like this. why immigration? >> it's not imdprags. it's protecting the people from

criminal aliens who come back after they deported. it was schism like jessica's law. if an adult rapes or has a sexual battery at a felony level against a child under 13 20 years. simple. 45 states have a version of jessica's law. five holdouts. we got that done. this is federal law. this is even simpler. five years if you come back after being deported if you're a felon. you have to punish for misdemeanors too but not to that extent. felony twice, ten years. >> criminal illegal immigrant. >> yes. but all people who were deported because that costs you and me money. we're deporting them. that costs money. and they come back again. and they come back again. they have to be punished. not just deported again. they have to be punished somewhat. i want all of that in kate's law. >> but laws similar to kate's

law are on the books and they're being ignored. how is this different? >> they're really not on the books. this is mandatory. this takes discretion away from the judges who don't want to enforce, the d.a.s who don't want to enforce. they don't have any discretion. part of this law was if you're a state or local official and you don't enforce kate's law, you get arrested. and now we'll see, now we'll see the enforcement level. it will go up. and believe me word will get down to mexico and those criminal aliens won't come back because the cops can pick them up. the cops know who they are. and bang they're in federal court anl here we go. so it will be a lot harder for criminal aliens all over the world to come here. >> kate's law needs your help. it's getting your help and needs everybody's help at home. "the factor" viewers and "fox & friends" viewers, how can they help? >> we have a strategy of a petition on billo'reilly.com that you sign.

about 250,000 have signed it already. we'd like to get a million. then we are going to deliver the petition to probably john boehner, speaker of the house, but we already have congressmen on board writing kate's law. i can't write it for them okay? i have a job here. but they're writing it and they're in consultation. we're helping both parties get on board, because once it's introduced then you'll see who opposes it? i'll put their pictures on "the factor." i'll say this just like i did with the mayor of san francisco and everybody else. >> bill o'reilly thank you so much. >> all right, anna. >> thanks for your reach and platform and trying to make a big change. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> go to bill's website to sign the petition. here's what's coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. remember that biker shoot-out in waco texas? this morning brand-new surveillance video showing those deadly moments. and if you like him on "fox & friends," you'll love him on "the property man." first up, vegas.

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nearly 300 people died last july when a missile knocked the plane out of the air over contested skies of ukraine. clayton, over the you with our good friend mas massbob massey. >> that's right. i'm so excited about that new show. homeowners' associations can be a blessing or a curse. bob is tackling that topic on his brand-new show which starts today. here's a sneak peek. >> this is karen and james. they bought a home in an hoa-managed neighborhood and one day found themselves in the middle of a major battle. >> we came back from vacation and found a rumble strip had been installed in front of our home. >> their once quiet house was now filled with noise. >> not fair to home owners. and these board members don't have these in front of their homes. >> homeowners' association. bob massi is the property man, debuting today at noon eastern on the fox news channel. hosted by our fox news legal

analyst bob massi. "the property man." tell us about it. >> it has personal stories like what you just saw, what people have gone through and still go through with the real estate crisis. people who came out of short sales and they're rebuilding their dreams. and zappo's, rebuilt downtown las vegas. i interviewed david see gal and the queen of versailles who recently lost her daughter bought the las vegas hilton and are converting it to time shares. at the end of the show i do a thing called the massi memo. going to buy a time share, here's what you need to look for. if you're going to short sell your house, look for this. hopefully the viewers will find it entertaining and at the same time educational. >> so much bad information out there. the show should clear it up. talking about home owners associations in this episode. how do you not get beat up by the homeowners' association? >> the biggest mistake that people make is they get these documents, a realtor will hand

it to them called ccnrs, covenants, conditions and restrictions, the guidelines and laws of what you have to live by in the development. they don't read the by laues and don't ask questions about who's on the board, how long have they been there and they never look at their budget. how much have there been assessments in the last five years? >> an assessment could hit gete hit -- >> and you have to pay. if you have to do the payment, common wall paint the development, whatever it may be you have to ask these questions because it converts to money, it converts to well, do i really want to live here has there been a lot of problems with the board? if there have been do i want to get involved in this sort of conflict all the time? you have to know where you're buying. >> the development rules. you can move to and find out you can't have a basketball court in the front yard, can't paint your house anything but white. >> car always has to be in the garage. >> beware of serious consequences. >> one of things we were talking about is most homeowners' associations most laws in states give the home owners

association, clayton, the power to foreclose on a property. if you don't pay your dues they could put what they call a lien on your property and foreclose on that property. one of the things we talk about in these shows is that a million-dollar home in las vegas was bought for $8,000 of dues. then it was appealed to the supreme court in the state of nevada and the supreme court basically said lender you're out, insofar as your mortgage is gone because you didn't mitigate your damage. you did not save the home yourself you're out. very controversial. a lot of people became very wealthy buying these homes on foreclosure liens by the hoa. >> more expertise today at noon. brand-new show "the property man." bob massi is the property man. starts today at 12:00 and sundays at 3:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. up next, the video is heart stopping. we all remember this moment. a fire captain fell into an inferno. look at that. this morning, a huge update on his condition. then this is what happens when you turn your back for just

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♪ is that carpet? that's hardwood. >> they're getting ready to move. and look over and their little girl is covered in paint. oh my gosh. >> i had a chance to talk to her this morning. she said the silence was eerie. she walked downstairs and this is what she found. americans out there have run into similar situations. >> we're selling our house. we don't need any more messes. yeah. it was horrible. it was everywhere. we were worried about trying to not let it track through the house on the way to the tub. i didn't know where to start. i've take an bit from scrubbing. there's still some to touch up but i had to take a break because it was nonstop for a

couple hours. >> it's between her toes, in her bellybutton. >> on the hardwood floor. >> it reminds me of those guys at the park that paint themselves silver. >> right. the statue of liberty guy in times square that stand there all day. >> we asked you at home for photos of your kids getting into mischip. one of our buddies sent a picture of his 2-year-old eric taking a shaving cream bath. hmm. >> seen that. >> you find that canister, that's serious trouble. it was triple trouble for sue, who sent us a photo of her triplets making a mess with raisins. can you imagine walking in on that? >> you know, the problem with those, you're never going to get those out from behind the refrigerator. those will be there for years. >> next up this is the moment 2-year-old kenzie asked her mom tracy, do i look pretty? i i don't know if it's liquid eyeliner or mascara. >> probably in the couch too. >> this tyke is not too small to

get his own snack. that one's not there. but that's my 1-year-old. that was 6:00 a.m. in the morning, i walked out and he had found himself the cheese puffs. he got up 1, could barely walk pulled it down off the shelf, the bag fell over and he was mumpb eight way. caught him yellow-handled. >> cheese omelet cheetos, what's the difference. let him keep going. >> normally you wouldn't be able to tell because of the white residue. >> you guys ever get in trouble? >> no of course not. angels. >> all right. keep those photos coming. we love to see them. those are some of the stories making headlines. brand-new video showing the deadly biker shoot-out in texas, you can see people running to their lives. moments later, police arrived with guns drawn. nine were killed 18 others

hurt 177 people arrested. he told patients they cancer when they were healthy and put them through unnecessary chemotherapy. now dr. fareed fatale will spend 45 years in prison. the detroit doctor admits he pocketed nearly $18 million from medicare and insurance companies saying he just got greedy. but emotional families say they wanted the court to do more. >> 45 years is not enough. >> awful. fatale originally had 175 years in prison that he faced. and you may remember this heart-stopping video of a california fire captain falling through the roof of a burning home in fresno. he suffered burns to 70% of his body. 100 days later he's talking about his recovery for the first time. >> i'm feeling pretty good. i want to thank everybody for all their prayers and support. a long road and i still have a

pretty good amount of row to walk down. >> 19 surgeries so far. doctors say he still has two or three more to go. >> hero there. well "star wars" force awakens at san diego comic-con. under way. watch. that is markham el and harrison ford joining the stars, carrie fisher on stage at comic-con. they were there to talk about the upcoming "star wars" project that comes out at christmastime. this was ford's first public appearance since he was in that plane crash back in march. looked pretty good for being in a plane crash. even giving fisher a hans solo-style kiss for his adoring fans. that will be a huge movie come december. let's get it over to rick reichmuth for the forecast. >> you won't be able to focus for the next six months.

since the trailer came out, completely lost it. >> watched it 20 times. >> of course you have. let's look at the weather maps waking up this morning. a pretty good day across much of the northeast. going to be warm but not that we have some rain across parts of virginia into delaware maryland and that could be a little bit severe later on so we'll watch that. same goes for the outer brank banks. down across the southeast, the heat continues, it is humid, scattered, spotty showers, nothing that will cause too many problems. just a hot, humid week really. in across the northern plains and maybe a little bit of severe weather today, a better chance for it tomorrow and some good downpours will cause some localized flooding. you see kind of to the west of that rain it is hot and sticky and it will be a rough one. out across the west, we have been so hot across the pacific northwest, that is calming down. great news for the folks there. we'll see a few rain showers, maybe a few thunderstorms could spark a fire or two but overall that pattern better across the central plains. back to you. craig, you're thinking about "star wars." i know it. >> he's like what?

they had two sons and wanted a girl so, this couple paid big bucks to get one. but is that ethical? a fair and balanced debate next. and we've shown you many times this giant water slide on the plaza, which is looming over us as i speak. and soon we're get in on the fun. we'll take the full plunge at the end of the hour. >> oh, yeah. first neil cavuto has a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom" business block. neil? >> good morning. what a glitch. after technical problems ground flights and halt trading, everything seems back to normal right? but is it real will? like cybertrismts may have just found our weak spot or is that spots. and more calls for more government help all around the globe but is all the government help what's hurting people all around the globe? turns out that it wasn't the irs theirs targeted conservative groups. what the fbi is doing that will have conservative groups fuming

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this doctor sup sports gender selection, perform manager procedures like was just described. dr. steinberg, i want to go first to you. you say 85% of couples you see right now you do this procedure for do these for gender reasons

of selecting the gender of their next child. do you see any problem with that? >> i see no problem with it at all. again, in addition to selecting the gender of the child, what they're really doing is balancing their families. it's rare for a cup toll show up for a first baby wanting to choose the gender. they come in with three boys at home and they're after a girl or three girls at home and they're after a boy. >> balancing the family. dr. simonian balancing their family sounds a bit like inknock louse language. you call it a slippery slope. what do you mean by that? >> i think it's a slippery slope. i don't think that balancing the family is a good enough reason for picking the gender of the child. this is something, you know, which is available now, which is wonderful. we have choices. but as physicians we're obligated to limit our patients' choices. certain things are not ethical, and i think that choosing our child's sex is unethical unless it's for medical reasons. >> doctor what do you say? what do you say to this ethical

argument as opposed to the medical argument? is there any merit to it? >> i take absolute dispute with that. as physicians we are not obligated to limit our patients' choices. if anything we're supposed to expand our patients' choices. regarding ethics, these are reasonable arguments made by reasonable people. the problem is there's a disagreement. what do we do when there's disagreement? respect each other's opinions and choices and liberties. there's a liberty of reproductive choice in the united states. and every time someone's tried to tread on it it's been a disaster. >> dr. simonian you mentioned china as an example of the type of slippery slope where there isn't this choice. you see this gender selection could lead to unintended consequences down the road. what do you mean by that? >> i do. i don't think it's going to be quite as severe as what happened in china where now at a certain age group there are about 80 million more men than women. but i see it happening perhaps

in serp groups, certain ethnic groups perhaps who desire the male fetus more than the female fetus. i don't want to see this kind of thing happen here in any way or form. >> so dr. steinberg, some call these designer babies. i have two little boys myself right now. we've got a third on the way in just two months. we don't know the sex of that baby. and we sort of like the idea of not knowing. does this take away the mystery? how much of this does this lead to sort of a dystopian view that we're selecting male/female and could it leave children that the two buys that i have saying why don't you want a boy? why do you want a girl? am i not good enough for you? >> oh of course it's possible but the reality of it is -- i'd like to go back to the china instance, for example. china just allowed people to have second babies. so they were all having boys. we're seeing a flood of chinese patients coming in with a request for females. so as human beings we've got

this built-in need for balance. women are very important. men are very important. and there's something built into us that says we should be balanced. that's really what's driving all of this. >> certainly a lot of gender topics today. you mentioned the word balance. as you talk about balancing in selecting kids we seem to be going away from balance in celebing our partners as the federal government is moving towards -- recognizing all forms of same-sex marriage and same-sex relationships, a different form of balance there. i thank both doctors for being with me this morning, one who practices it one who brings up the ethical argument. a great debate we'll continue. thank you for joining us. up next, the moment you've all been waiting for. i've been waiting for. we'll take a ride on that giant water slide like adult man-kids. the great big plunge is next.

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hi everyone. some quick animal headlines for saturday morning. the heartbreaking cries from a frightened puppy moments before it's rescued from a storm drain. miami firefighters arriving with a ladder pulling the puppy to safety. she now needs a home. and he's going to wake up with one big headache. >> that wasn't very accurate in the catching. >> colorado wildlife officers tranquilizing this 2-year-old black bear after it got stuck in a tree on a college campus.

he fell 30 feet fortunately wasn't hurt we're told. finally, it's one massive catch. game wardens pulling this ten-foot al tampa bay or the out of a park river near downtown ft. worth, texas. it is now headed to a nature preserve. well it is hot and it is summertime so we're trying to convince all the kids to get off their iphones and leave the a.c. get outside and play a little bit by letting them cool off with some water toys and pool toys. >> we have the coolest ones here back with more great idea. laurie welcome back. >> thank you. nature offers the perfect backdrop for kid to learn even in the summer and with water. we'll start with our geosafari underwater sound scout. we just have a bucket of water, but take it to the ocean, to a brook, you put this under the water, kids can even play with this in the bathtub. now there is a babbling brook or just take a couple of rocks and

you hear the sound. it's really great. a little learning for your kid, right? >> that's so cool. >> we can never get enough of the super soakers. we have our tornadoes here we just air pump them but look what else. put he's in the water, soak up that water, and look at that. we love to play with our cars. this is a little car but packs a powerful punch. this is our hot wheels high jump. i'll put it on the ground. when we run this i don't know if the camera caught it but great movement. this is pretty awesome. put it down and whip it. ready? i missed it. we'll come back to it. and of course we love our --

this is a pe dal cart. you can fit on this anna. look how great these are made. it grows with the kid. it lasts for generations. we have our tonka lightning dump truck that goes five miles an hour. go ahead. try not to run anyone over. goes forward, in reverse. the dump trucks are even better. it's awesome. >> this entire segment is about getting adults outside. >> it's a three-wheeled scooter. this is great. the kids are moving their bodies. that's how they propel this. >> this is awesome. anna, liking it? >> loving it. >> we're at the big slide over here and we're suited up. rick and anna come over the slide. our producers want you over here. come on over. an grew is here with great neck

games. tell us about this. >> it's a beautiful piece, one of my favorite pieces. combines the thrill of the ride with the coolness of the water as you hit it as you are about to experience. it's inflatable. it's almost impossible to get hurt on it. it's like a giant air mattress. >> takes no time to set it up. >> about 15 minutes to take it up and about an hour to fill the pool. >> are you concerned at all? >> he says it's impossible to hurt yourself. i'm probably aiming towards challenging him on that. >> pete is ready to go up. go ahead, pete. >> pete pete pete! >> when he gets to the top, it can be a little scary. >> he's done a couple tours in afghanistan and iraq. i think he can handle this. we'll st. peter's that water is pretty cold right now too. ready, pete?

>> come on kids! >> can't beat that. >> was it tough to get up there? >> it was fear of falling and making a fool of myself, which i do quite well. my kids could probably do that better than i could. >> what you didn't realize, this is actually a wet t-shirt contest. >> oh. you. we're all going to be doing this next. >> rick is going. >> we'll be right back. i'm going to jump up there too. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good.

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♪ this is the water slide challenge. this is fantastic. rick is at the top. rick, take it away!

feet first. that's what i'm talking about. in the splash zone. i think that's the biggest splash so far. what do you attribute it to? >> weight? weight. >> well done sir. well done. >> that's cold. >> you got it. thank you very much. he's the standard-bearer. anna, let's see what you've got. i mean he really did finish it. anna is making her way up. she's an athlete, always has been. no doubt this will be graceful. there we go. oh almost a stanning finish. did you go for the standing fin senate judiciary committee. >> stuck the landing. >> stuck the landing. and we got clayton going up. is he ing gob -- >> same thing i did, i forgot to hole on to the side. party foul. >> that is a party foul. proving that even adults can fail at the inflatable. clayton! oh, yes! probably the most -- i mean

anna's was the most graceful but the form on that was impeccable. >> i looked like a wet porpoise flipping around on the side over there. not as inartful as rick's flopping around but yours was graceful. you didn't even get wet. look how beautiful anna is. she managed to go down and not even get her hair wet. >> rick's gone rogue. although he appears to be slipping on the ladder. >> that was tough up there. >> no joke. kids adults you'll have fun. rick take it away! round two. whoa! rick's proving you really cannot get hurt. are you trying to challenge the idea that you can get hurt or not? i just lost my shorts. >> his shorts are down. we're going to sensor that for the cameras. that was for the ages right there no doubt. anna kooiman is making her way up right now. she's going to go one more time. as you can tell we're having a lot of fun. i'm just jealous. all right. anna, you got it.

>> whooo! >> wow. you can't beat that finale. ladies and gentlemen, this is how you finish "fox & friends." clayton, we'll see folks tomorrowings right? >> we'll be dry. thanks, everyone. did cyberterrorists just find our weak spots? just this week alone, a big technical glitch halts the big board for nearly four hours. a big outage for united causing big trouble in the air. and that big government tax getting even bigger. so could a massive cyberattack short circuit our economy? hi everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." and we've got our bulls and bears this week gary b. smith, jonas max. suzy did your enemies just see how weak we are on the cyber front?