hey there friends. good morning. it's sunday 12th of july 20rks 15 2015. there's discrepancy in the numbers as donald doubles down in numbers. is he a real threat to republican rivals? a blast on a packed beach tosses a woman into the air. the bomb squad is investigating exactly what cause had the explosion and forced the evacuation of the beach. this morning, new developments leaving police baffled.

carrie underwood sings about shattered windows. ♪ ♪ >> but real life heart-stopping moments have her involved in a window breaking situation to save her son. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ well this kid has money on his mind. later in later in the show. he paid his college fines with pennies. he wasn't being a college brat fighting these parking tickets. >> he was taking to the streets. it's just annoying.

college campus you want to fine me for parking my car here. here you go. here's your fine. >> he went to multiple banks to get that many pennies. good morning everyone. welcome to "fox & friends" this sunday morning. >> we see you rocking the cowboy -- >> rocking the boots. >> tribute to friends in denver colorado. >> i always wish i could awarewear cowboy boots. >> i think you could. out in arizona, donald trump. did you see images from donald's big day? on the way to the event -- first of all they had to move venues. tickets sold on craigslist upwards of $100 to get to this

event. there's controversy as to how many showed up. >> this this convention center can hold 4200 apparently. look at the tweet from donald trump. see the crowd, pretty impressive. he says speaking to 20,000 plus patriots in arizona. we are going to rebuild the american dream. hashtag make america great again. here's what was said. >> this is by far the largest campaign event of any presidential candidate this cycle. >> clearly numbers are astounding. brings you back to thinking of numbers of other candidates. bernie sanders pulled 10,000 a couple weeks ago. for as much talk about hillyary and jeb as establishment candidates. >> there's candidates not drawing the crowds.

>> remember when hillary clinton was here in new york city. the overflow areas they were thinking would be full were empty. we have a picture of that too. >> we're trying to figure out the official number. trump camp says 15,000. room holds 4200. we'll get more on that later this morning and hopefully get official numbers out from. that if you look at the news cycle, liberal media seems to be in love with donald trump. look at headlines out there. "new york times" this morning. donald trump rallies a new silent majority in a visit to arizona. "business insider" donald trump gave an amazing surreal speech in las vegas. >> "time" donald trump outdoes himself in speech. >> those are mostly all liberal publications there. >> you're setting up dynamic you

have jeb bush truly established candidate. donald trump truly popular candidate coming through in this race. it's setting them both at the top of the polls. the latest has them neck and neck. recently bush hosted a fund raiser and had top gop dough in a tors. you can see the polls, bush 16.1 and donald trump 15. >> they were concerned. >> not only concerned but bush's top aids and strategists giving presentations which is common at fund-raiser, gave the big topic of these, why can't trump win and threaten jeb? it's something they're taking seriously. >> yesterday on stage, donald trump gets furious talking about polls. listen to donald trump slamming jeb bush. >> the poll just came out. i'm tied with jeb bush. i said that's too bad.

how can i be tied with this man? he's terrible. he's terrible. he's weak on immigration. you know the sanctuary cities can -- do you know he had five of them in florida while he was governor. can you believe this? i didn't know that. five of them. he's in favor. i don't see him as a factor. i know it's the bush name which -- i mean in all fairness not the greatest. but jeb bush i don't get it. >> he has a way of really kiteexciting the crowd. he even had funny rhetoric about president obama of course talking about foreign policy trade, his bunch of clowns and how he wouldn't be able to handle trade and foreign policy the way trump would be able to. talking he would be chummy with vladimir putin.

>> he said here on our show the last thing this country needs is another bush. question to viewers this morning, would you vote for donald trump? we're going to put this on our facebook page. a lot of people said -- the franklin focus group yesterday said this could be terrible no way i'd vote for donald trump. it's interesting to see what viewers would say. an unofficial poll on our four hours on this broadcast. >> we'd love to hear from you. the bomb squad investigating a beach explosion in rhode island. that mysterious blast has investigators baffled. from the beach, it launched a 50-year-old woman from her beach chair to nearby rocks. >> walking toward the water, we hear a boom. sounded like a bomb. >> she went flying five or six feet in the air. landed on her face.

>> the unnamed woman was rushed to the hospital. her condition is unknown. police firefighters bomb squad evacuated the beach in search for the cause, ruling out explosives and foul play. officials suggesting a natural explosion after witnesses said they smelled sulfur. happened overnight again. el chapo escaping prison for the second time and he's on the run. he escaped heading to the prison showers, in mexico city on lockdown. roads are closed and suspended. he once belonged to a drug cartel first escaped in 1983 escaped in '91. escape artist. lifting a boycott in south carolina. now that the confederate flag no longer flies outside the state

house, the civil rights group is ending the ban on tourism that began in 2000. the push to remove the confederate flag started last month after police say dylann roof killed nine inside the ame church saying it was a hate crime. the upon spent much of the last week highlighting struggles of underprivileged calling on world to do more. today he's in paraguay meeting with families in extreme poverty. he'll return to the mass and expected to exceed 1 million people there. >> donald trump wishes he could have those kinds of crowds. now tracking this heat wave across the country. >> there's a lot of heat and severe weather happening today and tomorrow. let me show you that. temperature wise already warm across the central plains. this is where the heat will be for a lot of this week.

precipitation wise few things on the map. one set of storms off the south carolina coast with a lot of power. this could potentially have tropical development. one line of storms across parts of the ohio valley. that across parts of southern canada. that today is going to dive down across the northern plains. whiff a moderate risk for severe weather already issued. the western side of this, tornados and large hail this afternoon. that will likely consolidate to wind event. going through the day tomorrow this continues to dive down to south. illinois indiana, central kentucky. that's the bulls eye for severe weather and probably a tornado or two as well. as clint mentioned, look at red on the map. it's going to push 100 in little rock. it's humid, not just hot.

it's really uncomfortable. >> did you hear about carrie underwood in tennessee? >> only when i read the wheel of our newsmorning. >> this is what happened to carrie underwood and her brother. her little boy, 5-month-old isaiah in the car with dogs. somehow they get locked in the car. >> dogs were shuffling around and -- >> do dogs lock cars? you hit that one button and locks the car. she freaks out because it's hot. her little boy is trapped inside the car. her brother manages -- she clarified other. initially everyone thought it was her that smashed the windows to get in. turns out it was her brother that the window. she she tweeted this.

>> hashtag what are the chances. >> what in the world would you do? if i couldn't get in my car -- if my kids -- it was smoking hot here yesterday. i would pick up a brick and smash the window. >> absolutely. was it a louisville slugger sm she and her husband just celebrated their five year anniversary. say you use a louisville slugger or brick, whatever. what about the glass, the baby? >> i guess you smash the window not close to the baby to get in. i wouldn't be worried about few shards of glass instead of my son or daughter being killed by heat in the car. >> think how quickly sitting in a car that's closed it does not take long for the temperature to go from 85 outside to 110 inside. >> by the way, if you saw somebody else's car with a child, what would you do?

smash the window? >> what about a dog locked in a hot car? >> i would grab a brick too. donald trump doubling down on stance in illegal immigration in phoenix. >> mexico i respect the country. they're taking our jobs, taking our manufacturing, taking our money. they're taking everything and killing us on the border. >> he says he respects the country. is he actually doing gop a favor headaching the other making the the other gop conditionings look for moderate? we'll have that. a car smashing through a crowd of people. how many survived? ♪

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i hear donald trump doesn't deserve to be on the same sage with some failed senator, failed governor or something. sort of amazing. >> donald trump comes out swinging against his fellow candidates and doubles down on immigration stance during a pair of saturday speeches. is he doing gop a favor by making other candidates look for moderate? have you thought about it that way. angela and former chief of staff chris. good morning to both of you. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> angela i'll start with you. donald trump, these crowds whether 15,000 like he's saying or 4200 the capacity of that convention center. how much does this matter for momentum? >> matters a lot for momentum. donald trump is saying what the

american sentiment is especially on the conservative side. to have a winning strategy with a candidate, you need three things. name id trump has. must be two, likability donald trump has. and message, message, message. people want someone who's consistent. is he going to win the nomination? i don't know. i don't think so. i'm hopeful it's bush. we need a moderate that can actually win. >> chris, i'm going to hand to you. without a doubt, dominating the headlines. we're showing a lot of liberal pub areally occasions. he's dominating the headlines and taking away headlines from hillary clinton. >> trust me if he's doing anyone a favor it's the democratic party. the reality more people talk about donald trump, his positions, better for democrats and hillary clinton if she ends up being the nominee.

you can't be a front runner let alone a viable candidate in 2016 unless you're able to win the hispanic vote. when you're going out and saying what donald trump is saying, you can't win that. >> but chris -- >> just a second angela. mitt romney in the last election -- there's no mathematical formula for republicans to win. that's the party. that's why republicans are nervous about donald trump. >> i'm not nervous. >> you should be. >> donald trump was not represent the republican party. he doesn't represent the party. does hillary clinton represent the whole party? biden represent the whole party? this is one candidate with one stance. >> we had a focus group on yesterday. some respondents were saying this is a political side show god have mercy on our soul if we had donald trump as our president. when he's in double digits and

bush is falling behind is this taking away energy from the candidates? >> it's eternity away before election day. once candidates get on stage and start debating we can ascertains aer s aascertain who we want. it's deflection and distraction. he's not the only candidate. >> chris, final word. >> this is not the left creation. this is a donald trump creation. i mean as long as donald trump is many the race republicans are going to have a serious problem. >> you want that. >> bush has spoken against him, john mccain has spoke out against him. >> republicans are speaking out for sure. thank you both. a man stabbed 40 times on a busy washington subway. instead of helping, everyone stands there and watches it happen. what does it say about our society? have people stopped caring? we discuss it next. how about a burger with a

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the police department with a new tracking system. it will track misconduct internal investigations for officers to identify problems. hear about this horrible story in shocking attack on the d.c. metro line marking the first homicide in the subway system many the 40 year history. eyewitnesses watching in horror as a man stabbed another man dozens of times. according to officers no one intervened at all. should they have? educational psychologist and graduate services and founder of the coro group. both of them joining us to talk about this. you've got a subway car packed full of people watching this unfold.

i, with other people you would think, would get up and help this guy being stabbed. instead, no one did anything. is that wrong move from a police perspective? >> we usually advise witnesses not to intervene, forget heroic acts. look at the situation. get a description of the suspect, make a good note of that call the police. stay around to inform the police and help them apprehend the suspect. that's law enforcement perspective. from civilized society perspective, the question becomes do we have the moral and ethical responsibility to our fellow man, particularly in a case life may be at stake. >> that's a difficult circle to square there on the one hand law enforcement tells you don't intervene. as a society, don't we have responsibility to help this guy? we're sitting there looking at our cell phones and not helping this 24-year-old kid? >> first of all, let me thank

inspector corderro for his service. he graduated there the new york institute of technology. he's expert on policy and practice. from a psychological standpoint what you're talking about is the group mob mentality. what happens is people feel like you know what, i don't have to get involved if no one else gets involved. or maybe someone else will and i can sit back and wait for the other person to intervene. it's not like everyone is going to jump up and say let's get involved. they're going to wait to see what the other person does which is what happens in group mentality and group psychological. until someone steps up and does something, everybody else sits back watching. >> it takes one hero. we highlight people on our show apprehending people holding up banks until police arrive. what happens when police arrive

joe? they thank them. >> absolutely. there's a difference between observing and being witness to a property crime, perhaps a robbery. certainly, you don't want to sacrifice life and health for property that can be replaced. life cannot. when you witness the slaughter of a human being, the question becomes, if we have moral and ethical responsibilities then -- we would do to others as we expect others to do unto ourselves and our families. broadly, if the cautionary steps we usually take as a civilized society, you know the train. there's more people strength in numbers. if that doesn't apply, are people going to take other steps, perhaps illegal, to protect themselves? what does that do to rule of law? >> doctor i'll give you the final word. is the moral of this countryiedy

ripped apart? >> i don't think moral fiber is ripped apart. i think we have a responsibility to protect the other person. am i my brother's keeper. you intervene and don't put yourself in great danger. that's my personal opinion. >> on 9/11 a few brave souls got up and said let's get these guys. have a subway car packed let's take this guy down. we appreciate you both this morning. interesting. >> thank you. >> we love to hear our viewer's thoughts this morning. go to facebook and weigh in. what would you do? . video showing fsu player hitting a woman ending his career. now other players accused of the same thing. what coaches are doing to control the team.

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trying to get viewers over here to go up. anybody want to go up? what's your name? john, you're a brave man. >> i've got nine children. i'm use to this. >> can we hear it for john here? hey. hold on to hand rails. that's what happens when you come to fox. whoa. >> take that msnbc. bet your viewers don't have as much fans as ours do. >> they don't have viewers. >> that's your shot of the morning. >> yesterday we got wet and wild on the plaza. i grabbed the microphone and said i don't want to see if viewers, tourists that came to the city have an extra change of clothes. john from what tennessee? no mississippi. >> he was staying not far away. >> i thought rick's flopping was

the worst. john bounced midway down. the wind got knocked out of him. >> i didn't realize when you asked people to fill in, how dangerous an assignment this could be. i've been to middle east. "fox & friends" could be the worst. >> i had a friend watching the show yesterday. her 4-year-old daughter thought this was coolest ever. she was glued to a television. she went to a birthday party, and they had the same thing set up. she got to the top and was scared to go down. she heard them say anna went down. you can do it. >> rick can did this weird like sort of dolphin flop. it was like down and spun around bounced and came off the side. it was pretty remarkable. >> can we do that every weekend? would be nice. pretty interesting. after two incidents tarnished the team the head coach laid

down the law to football players across the campus. they're banned from bars. >> jimbo fisher is laying down internal law saying you are causing too much trouble while out and about drinking and carrying on. this is not doing our team any favors. >> this is after the quarterback got in trouble. we see that video from one of the bars punching a girl inside the bar. take a look at this slap across the face. then now dalvin cook the running back. he's charged. >> separate incident from cook. when you look at the video of the quarterback sitting in the bar. this quarterback is 19 years old. the question is, if you're 19 years old, a football player on scholarship or athlete, should the coach have to ban you from bars? >> no. you're supposed to be role model, an can example and all that. these guys are treated like

they're above the law. wouldn't be surprised if youngsters weren't allowed in and getting served. if you're under 21 you can get in. they'll put a x on your hand. people go to the bathroom and try to scrub them off. but way to go coach. >> way to go coach. a big x never stopped star football players from drinking i don't think. i could be wrong. >> maybe we'll see a push # with all that's happening in nfl. >> finally coach is laying down the law. >> we have a lot of fsu fans in our audience. what do you think of what's unfolding? >> maybe extra suicides push-ups or something. never go to another bar. germany could be preparing to be out of the eurozone. eurozone officials meeting to

hammer out the deal greece desperately needs. >> a separate meeting is cancelled as talks resume of a possible compromise on the horizon. >> we have the late nestst in what this could mean to all of us. hi elisabeth. >> yes. talks continue. thousand 19 countries in the eurozone will go forward with discussions with greece. this according to reports coming out of the very fluid situation. the report stated 28 downcountryies will reconvene if they leave. the talks which were abruptly halted last night are said to be tense. one of the hardest on the debt stricken country led by german chancellor angela merkel.

the greek population waits to learn the fate of the country. they have been hit by years of recession. banks are closed atm limiting to 60 euros a day. creditors are trying to find common ground after a mispayment to monetary fund at the end of last month. a bailout would be greece's third in five years time. >> not a great track record. thanks elisabeth. 39 minutes after the hour on a sunday morning. desperate search for a mother of five is growing this morning as her boyfriend speaks out. crystal rogers vanished over the july 4th holiday weekend. her boyfriend is coming forward to say he is innocent and has polygraph results. family and friends believe someone took crystal. >> if she is watching us -- she's not out there to come to us. if she's out there, it's against

her will. >> a $71,000 reward is offered for crystal's return. an alabama man is dead after being pepper sprayed when he ran from police. 35-year-old anthony ware was sitting on his porch with a gun for alluding police. he took off in the woods where he struggled with officers. after pepper spray and handcuffs, he had breathing problems. officers performed cpr. he died at the. there's body cam and dash cam video of the arrest. it won't be released until after the incident is investigated. a woman slams her car into people on the street. a man hunt underway for the driver that blindsided four women in illinois. police say they're looking for an 18-year-old person. she wasn't involved in the

initial fight but showed up to help a friend. the victims walked away with cuts and bruises. yikes. and marijuana as a main course? this restaurant owner wants to put it on the menu to mix the drug into the cuisine. right now it's against the law to use pot at liquor license businesses. >> that's nothing new. pot brownies, cookies. >> you seem to know a lot about the baked goods. >> i had a lot of friends in college. >> rick the had a lot as well. >> not like that. oshkosh university representing. if you're from there, you're going to get on television. everyone loves to say oshkosh.

>> take a look at the maps. could be in wisconsin where it's heating up a bit heat advisory to the west. 15 states in the heat advisory for your day. going to be hot and humid. be ready. throughout the northeast today, another batch of rain moving through the ohio valley and through virginia. that's the roughest of the weather today. in across area of the south, heat is continuing. we'll have spotty showers. it's hot and humid. be prepared. it's going to continue for much of the week. oshkosh, wisconsin outside. >> that's the whole population of oshkosh. >> the town is empty. >> thanks. coming up sanctuary cities on the spotlight. after the murder of the innocent woman in broad daylight in san francisco, did you know churches are opening up to illegals? should they be?

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sanchez sparked the debate of sanctuary cities. dozens are offering services to illegals. are they a welcome home and safe haven for all? here to debate it president of the seminary and fox news contributor. good sunday to both of you. appreciate you being here. dr. jeffers, illegal immigrant shows up to your church hungry maybe has a child with you. you're going to call ice and turn him in? >> we're not going to check immigration status of those attending our church. we're also not going to harbor illegal immigrants like some churches are doing. a lot of churches that harbor illegal immigrants say they're following the example of jesus. they're following the jesus of

their imagineation rather than the jesus of the bible. jesus was not the wimpy guy that walked around saying nice things to people. the real jesus said render things under cesar which means obey the government. i believe the real jesus is just as concerned about the horrific death of kate steinle and the 3-year-old burned alive by the illegal immigrant. he's just as concerned about them than the poverty and flight of immigrants. let's show compassion but let's secure the laws secure did borders, protect the citizens. >> 23 states plus d.c. have congregations offering or supporting inging inging inging sanctuary. is there a point church has to offer help but at the same time follow the laws as well? immigration services say they

view churches off limits unless someone is a violent felon. >> we're christians. god ordained the church and civil government. government is ordained to keep order, punish those that do which is bad and reward those which is good. so if someone kills my wife i have an obligation as a christian to forgive that person. i have a right to expect the civil magistrate to execute that person when found guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt. i don't think we should aid and abet criminals, of course not. when people show up hungry thirsty, need shelter. the cross of christ says this is a place you're going to get pay cup of cold water, shelter, hot food. it's not our job to ask for green cards before we extend the mercy of christ. >> good points from both of you. good sunday is. i suspect maybe this is a topic of conversation among you and

parishioners to you at church later to today. good sunday to both of you. >> god bless. he's giving more than a11,000 pennies to pay a parking ticket and making a very significant point. he's joining us live with the huge response he's getting this morning with his penny protest. test test test. test test test. test test test test. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic

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well, it's a penny protest. a student at the university of north carolina at charlotte paid his $110 parking ticket with 11,000 pennies.

>> it's not that he had a problem with the ticket but he was upset to find out that 80% of the money that was being taken in from these parking citations was going to other schools. not unc charlotte. joining us is that student, stephen coil. explain what happened. you get these parking citations for being in places that you shouldn't have been. but how did you even find out about this 80% going to other schools? >> well, it all started once i received an email from parking services informing me of the rules i had broken and i was going to forfeit that parking pass and long story short -- did some google searching and finding out where these funds started going. i joke of paying with pennies turned into a reality in order to gain more traction on campus to dispute this issue. >> it's a self-fulfilling

ticketing system they got on going on down there. that 20% goes to the university and it's paying the salary of the parking enforcement. you are complaining about broken ceiling tiles and din buildings on campus that needed work. 80% goes to schools that go to other schools. >> there's also a statue -- statute that 80% goes to other schools. i'm full aware of other schools need public funding themselves. i don't think it's the responsibility of the students to be financing those. >> the university is gorgeous. the idea though to pay in pennies, tell us with going through all that having multiple banks to get these pounds and pounds of pennies you

dropped by. >> well, when i actually decided to go through with payment in pennies, i called my local bank. they said they had them available but they think i was joking. they actually didn't have any. they gave me one box. i traveled to other banks in the area to get the remaining ones and i go to the next day to go to my appointment to pay the fine. >> what was the look on their faces when you walked in with these buckets? >> the manager that i was exchanging emails with to set up the appointment wasn't too happy to see me. the employees themselves though i apologized immediately to them saying that i real it wasn't their fault and i didn't want to put that burden on them. but obviously -- >> stephen, unfortunately, we're out of time. they are going to be counting pennies for next few years down there. stephen coil university of north carolina student. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. gop president donald trump

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gowdy has after informing was handed over regarding celebrities. and the pc police are calling on kid rock to stop displaying the confederate flag. he's firing back. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. it is national pecan pie day. >> is it pea-can or pe-can? >> here's what i like to do. i want our viewers from all over the country to debate how to probably pronounce this. pea-can or pe-can. good on instagram and record a little video of yourself with

the proper pronunciation of pea-can or pe-can pie. use the #pecan. >> whip up a pie and send us one. we don't have enough there. jt we clearly don't have enough out on the plaza. >> will he land is sitting here this morning for tucker. we always bring good shows. twinkies. >> and twinkies wrapped up in fruit roll-ups. did you see what happened with donald trump yesterday? holy smokes. he had went out to phoenix. he had to move venue for the amount of people showed up. i'm on my way to speak to 20,000. then he tweeted a photo saying he was speaking to 15,000 people but the room only olds 4,000 people. speaking to 20,000 patriots in

arizona. this is the photo the campaign sent out. >> a lot of people showed up. >> there's one report that people were scalping tickets to it. tickets were free. but there was a secondary market of $25 for a ticket to the event. >> this is what the donald trump campaign tweeted out today. turn out today. donald addressed a crowd of 15,000 people in arizona. this is the largest crowd of anybody in this presidential campaign. >> he's also asking the mexican government to pay $100,000 --

>> for every illegal immigrant fired back. >> donald fired back. he trn the table on these protesters. watch this. >> don't worry. it's okay. you can shout. i wonder -- i wonder if the mexican government sent them over here. i think so. because i'm telling you, i tell about the bad deals that this country is making. mexico i respect the country. they are taking our jobs. they are taking our manufacturing. they are taking our money. they are taking everything. they are killing us on the border and mexico does not like it. so remember this -- don't worry, we'll take our country back. very soon. >> people started chanting usa, usa. he said i respect the mexican -- i respect mexico they are killing us. they are taking our jobs our money, and they are sending

people who are rapists and hurting america. >> that sounds like respect to me. >> if i had a friend that did that would you respect that friend? i don't know that he really respects mexico. he can answer for himself. when you lay out that litany of thing that mexico is doing to us that he says how do you respect to them? >> when you look at what has happened in the meteor orric rise in the poles, he's now neck and neck with jeb bush 16.1% for jeb bush in this latest poll coming from reuters. donald trump, 15.8%. when you think about who trump is ahead in terms of current senators former senators governors, all of those things. >> he got fired up yesterday about this poll because he said every time i see these polls i get angry. he said why am i being held up in these polls with these people? he says come on a fail governor failed senator, why am i being lumped together in these polls.

>> he seems to be putting them down so much. is this actually make the other gop candidates be moderate? could it be helping them? let's take a look. >> to have a winning strategy with a candidate, anna you need three things. number one, name i.d. donald trump has. number two, likability donald trump has and message, message, message. people want someone who is consistent. now, is he going to win the nomination? i don't know. i don't think so. >> as long as donald trump is in the race republicans are going to have a serious problem which is why jeb bush is speaking out against him, which is why john mccain has spoken out against him. that's the reality. >> you remember the reports that riens preeb us called trump and said can you dial it down a little bit. when the dust settles, yes, he's feeling the headlines now but what will it mean for the gop.

>> there's a saying in politics you want to make sure the buzz you are hearing isn't a chainsaw. there's a lot of buzz around donald trump about it but the thing is whether he's bomb bass tick and inflam tory. >> all the headlines were hillary clinton, and who ended up winning. it's way, way, too early. we'll let you know. we're going to be following it all for you right here on fox news channel. seven minutes after the on sunday morning. and headlines for you, wisconsin governor scott walker set to officially announce his white house run tomorrow. the governor will be speaking tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and hillary clinton makes her first speech on the economy tomorrow in new york city after weeks of dodging questions on her economic plan. and another deadly terror attack

in tunisia. five suspected extremists were taken out in a gun battle. others fleeing in the mountain with the national guard in hot pursuit. and scary moments in the air as a passenger and two flight taentsed are injured by turbulence on a united airlines flight after landing dulles airport. all three were taken to a virginia hospital where their conditions are now not known. kid rock refusing to stop displaying the confederate flag and in a staple to megyn kelly is telling those who don't like it back off. >> this is a quote. he said -- please tell the people who are protesting to quote kiss my ask me some questions. i modified that. >> he says he never raised the

flag a symbol of hate. he said it highlights his rebel soul. let's get outside to rick reichmuth today. it's going to be a hot one across most of the country. >> incredibly hot and some severe weather today. take a look at the map. show you what's going on. temperatures waking up this morning. already warm across parts of the south. 79 in memphis, so it feels warmer than that. we've had a number of storms cutting across the ohio valley. another one pretty heavy rain in the cincinnati area eventually heading down toward lexington. we're going to watch the next storm dive down from canada. today we're going to watch storms that produce hail and tornadoes across western minnesota and the dakotas. it may turno did he retch

retchcos. take a look at the heat index today. 105 is going to feel like in omaha and wichita. >> those omaha steaks will cook themselves. >> they will. you've seen the liberal left make the benghazi just a fox story and something that republicans are trying to stoke the flames on something that's not there. here's the latest installation. trey gowdy says the state department has given him press clippings. >> he's getting press clippings related to hollywood stars instead. >> there should be big piles of documents coming through on benghazi. instead they are getting hundreds of press clippings about this guy. listen to trey gowdy. >> it's still like pulling the teeth to get the information.

you know what we got last week we got 3,600 pages, half of which were press clippings, including articles about richard gere if that is their idea of complying with a congressional investigation, we are going to be at this a long time. >> put that in your coffee for a moment. roll this video from pretty woman. this is what they are sending to trey gowdy in this investigation. >> making a mockery of it. what does richard gere have to do with benghazi? they are saving articles and news items about richard gere. >> clearly, these are documents they had clipped before. these are things we have as relates to benghazi. why are you spending taxpayer money clipping anything about richard gere? >> do you lump this into the shrimp on the treadmill?

what are they studying richard gere for? maybe he has taken to twitter and responded this morning. >> maybe a few extra followers. can you imagine what the families think about this? >> everyone in our newsroom. we're shaking our heads and trying to figure out what in the world richard gere has to do with this. coming up he was deported five times and he manage to slip through the cracks and murder. they are definitely not in kansas anymore. dorothy's famous ruby red slippers have been stolen. wait until you hear about the reward. when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪

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the murder of kate stein lee by an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times is drawing attention and exposing gaps in our border security. he is not alone. there are many others with long rap sheets who are still on the lamb. let's see if we can't help the fbi running some of those guys down. joining us now former assistant director of the fbi ron ho is -- hoscow. it seems some of the guys who are out on the lam are bad news. >> urbina is wanted for raping and beating a chicago woman. he gets bond and within six

months he allegedly rapes and kills another chicago woman whose body is found in the burning trunk of a car. >> out on bond is chavez is also wanted in related to murder. >> right. he struck a 66-year-old man who was crossing a main street in chicago and struck him with his vehicle. there are witnesses who suggested that the victim might have actually survived that incident had he not been drug for hundreds of feet by this subject. the subject had a blood alcohol content that was over three times the legal limit there and he was actually coming off a probation for a prior dui and had a detainer filed by ice that would have prevented his release back to the public. >> exactly what we saw in the san francisco case. then we move on to gall vin

gonzales wanted by the fbi. >> he is. this case is out of tracy, california in sacramento. there was an argument between two groups of people near a farm in the tracy area and mr. gonzales' brother reportedly went to his vehicle, got a 20-gauge shotgun and at point blank range they gunned down one of the other contestants in the argument of the. >> and fidel ruiz serrano. >> this person is wanted for killing a coworker with a semiautomatic rival.: i the first one we talk about, mr. urbina is one of three illegal aliens on the ten most wanted

list currently. >> three of them are illegal immigrants. it seems as though we saw what happened in san francisco, it shocked so many people. it seems as if it's a much broader problem. saenk ware cities are letting out very dangerous criminals back on the streets. >> this is a very significant problem. there are 11.7 million undocumented immigrants in the united states. these people represent just a fraction of that number that are very violent, that are under our radar. among the first challenges for law enforcement is the ability to identify who these people are when they commit a serious crime and then the chase occurs afterwards. >> and they are undocumented. oftentimes they can have a lee yases and try to confuse law fen -- enforcement as well.

we appreciate your coming in. they can't drive, drink, they can't go to tanning beds. who are they? they are 15 yrds ---year-olds. in oregon, they can get sex change operations without their parents' permission. and we have a fair and balanced debate coming up next zblxt and anthony wiener is becoming a hollywood actor. you are going to have to hear this one coming up. did ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service!

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. 15-year-olds in oregon can't smoke, drive, or giveblood but they can get a sex change operation without their parents' consent and the government will pay for it. teens can make a life-altering decision without consulting their moms and dads that's the heart of this question. nice to see both of you this morning. >> thank you very much. >> shear, you are in support of this. you think this is okay. this opens up some kind of dialogue between students and the feelings that they have with the school and the state, explain. >> i feel that it opens up the conversation. there are millions of people in the united states suffering from sexual dismorfia. it's terrible. they are struggling. they feel like they are in the wrong sex in the wrong body. i think the sooner we open up the conversation the better and, you know what i applaud

oregon because they are opening up the conversation now ing want to say -- >> i need to jump in. >> listen as a mother of four at the age of 15 what does a child really know at the age of 15? >> it opens up the conversation. >> this is not conversation. to have surgery -- >> let me speak. >> to have surgery to remove your genitals or have them rearranged where they can't fully be restored at the age of 15 is ludicrous to be able to do this without parental content. [ speaking at the same time ] >> the wonderful citizens did not know about this. [ speaking at the same time ] >> what about that very point? which is this idea that it's irreversible and according to this 2008 study, i want to put this up on the screen they

found they found that most children with gender dysphoria will not remain gender dysphoric after puberity. >> they are not going to walk in and immediately after the surgery and have their genitals cut off. >> without their parents there. >> and a lot of parents aren't equipped to talk about the subject, so there's a third party that must be brought in to sort out everything. >> you bring up a great point. what about that point? there are parents who aren't equipped to handle this. >> hold on. even if i wasn't equipped -- >> you would have a third appear -- >> can i please speak? god, let me speak. if i wasn't equipped to handle it i would expect the state to help me out but not to go behind my back and for a 15-year-old to

be able to do a surgery like this -- >> i rest my case. >> it's absolutely absurd. >> also taxpayers footing the bill for this. >> the taxpayers are going to pay before or after. there's high rates of suicide -- [ both speaking at the same time ] >> these children need help and as a mother my heart goes out to these children because they are suffering and for you to say that they have to wait until they are 18 years old is wrong. >> it's not wrong. >> it's not driving a car. it's not getting a tattoo. >> the final word is yes these children need help. others need help as well. if you are 15 years old and you are really want to get a sex change, it's not life-threatening you can wait until you are an adult. >> no. some of them are committing

suicide and cutting their own skin. wake up. this is what's going on in america and, you know what we want to make america great again and i have to say the truth. this is going on in and this is where it is. >> that's why i'm doing the story this morning. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> if our viewers weren't awake yet, now they are. >> not anymore. coming up on the show a desperate sailor rescued 70 miles off the coast after his boat went up in flames. carrie underwood sings about shattered windows. ♪ >> real life heart stopping moments have her in a window breaking situation to save her five-month old son. why not have dessert for

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you ad-libbed all of that and all of the people and all the actors that's pretty impressive. that's true knowledge. >> in washington, d.c. you can name senators and their schedules for what time they are holding committee hearings. >> yeah. >> exactly. and coming up in a little bit we've got kevin mccarthy. also did you see carrie underwood, she was on twitter, with her car her son, her five-month-old son, and her dogs. apparently she turned her back. the dogs lock the door. somehow, the dogs were shuffling around in there and knocked the lock button or something and she goes into panic mode because her five-month-old son is lock inside with the dogs so somehow her brother-in-law comes and breaks into the car, smashes the

window you know, who knows if it was a hockey stick. it calls for desperate measures. >> as far as we know they are all okay. there you go. >> what would you do? what you -- she tweeted this when your dogs manage to lock yourself and baby in the car and you have to break a window to get in what are the chances, hash tag. we were tweeted, god bless carrie and her brother-in-law. windows can be replaced but her dog is in time-out. >> what she's doing leaving the vehicle with two dogs and a baby inside. not too bright. >> that happens. you close the door. you are moving stuff around. >> maybe she was getting groceries out of car. >> it doesn't many seem like she meant to leave the dogs and the baby at the same time. who knows? >> congratulations to her and

microficher. they just five years together. >> she wasn't pulling a britney spears driving with the baby on her lap. other stories making headlines this sunday and for second time this week a florida state football player accused of hitting a woman in the face. he allegedly punched a woman several times after an argument at a bar last month. this comes after days after another player punched another woman in the face. the coach is banning all players from going to bars. and a coast guard chopper pulling a man and his dog after his 30-foot sail boat catching fire. the man says his boat was disabled and had been drifting since wednesday.

he had a small chihuahua and they are both doing just fine it's almost like the plot of a movie. >> oh, hi did you want to buy some drugs? >> i'm just done with my quiz. >> but it was very real for this north carolina teacher. 22-year-old brittany coley and her family charged with growing and selling pot after cops found pot growing in their home. anthony wiener has a good job fighting sharks. >> let's go kill some sharks! >> the disgraced congressman is set to appear in the third sharknado film. spoiler alert! he gets eaten. >> i wonder what ian said. >> good luck with the movie there. rick is standing by.

>> ian, ieian, whatever it is. >> you say pea-can, i say pe-can. the weather map, across the northeast, a warm day. we will see some rain showers across parts of the ohio valley especially this morning. that will dive down toward the south. the south really just hot and humid. a very uncomfortable day but for the most part the showers not there. across the far northern plains we're going to be dealing with severe weather later on it could be bad actually across the dakotas and minnesota. we have all kinds of heat advisories posted there. out across areas across the west we're going to see a few monsoonal showers across the four corners. >> pecan -- >> we're celebrating one of the nation's sweet treats. it is national pecan pie day.

>> we're trying to figure out why national pecan did day is right now instead of november. >> i thought you were going to say every day. good point. >> today, we're going to make some bittersweet chocolate pecan. one of thing that we like to do is add a little dark chocolate to the bottom. we'll make a little bit of a ganache here. another key ingredient in pecan pie is corn syrup. >> we were wondering what goes into the feeling. leland says he doesn't like pecans but you loved the filling. >> we got brown sugar and salt and corn singapore -- syrup.

>> we like to keep our spice profile simple. we also do a little bit of vanilla and cider vinegar. >> we're going to add this ganache to the bottom here and make a dark chocolate bottom. >> you make that on the bottom and put that on top. >> how do you get the pecans on top to look so even. >> that's a good point. we actually use pecan pieces instead of whole pecans so it slices nicely. >> do you get to sample it? >> yes. >> our fans want some pecan pie this morning. >> that's why you are here. >> we're eating and clayton and leland we'll send it to you. emily, thank you so much. >> we got the short end of that

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♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ welcome back quick look at your headlines. caught on camera edition, watch as a driver stops a gas station robber by slamming into the man's motorcycle as he tries to escape. boom. is that a fiat? the crook in brazil sent flying across the pavement. the other customers rushed in and hold the man down until police arrive. good samaritans. came in like a wrecking ball. two men rip an atm out of wall of a bank using a stolen backhoe. after getting it loose, they loaded it on their truck and they took off. police caught them a few minutes later, though. anna over to you. quarter till the top of the hour a new policy has

passengers flying high in oregon. pot now legal on board planes but the move raising some eyebrows. >> i'm not anti marijuana but i am pro hair spray. i would have like to have had some hair spray and shampoo. i think it's a little lopsided. >> one catch, the pro pot policy only applies to in state flights. how is oregon getting away with it? our next guest is the author of the book "sheer madness." joining me now is andrew mckenna. how is this going on in oregon? i guess kids 21 and up can get recreational pot starting july 1st. >> here's the problem. tsa employees are instructed not to search for drugs. it's on their website. i've done the research.

they have the discretion to send you out of the airport to store it in your car. >> kind of like if you had 7-ounces instead of 3 ounces of your favorite body lotion. >> exactly. the bigger problem on the national level is that we have an administration that is failing to carry out its executive duty to enforce the laws of the country. as you mentioned in the intro, marijuana is still a schedule i controlled substance. the fact that we're not enforcing laws on the boorks it's absolutely dejenner rat. >> the tsa say they are not focused on finding marijuana, but they are focus ds on security issues. you say in some ways it's it's -- >> there are two people who are predisposed to addiction. that's me. if i smoke marijuana, i want to get higher and higher and higher

and move on to the next drug and because i want my bell rung basically, right, and it's insiddious but then there's other people that i know adults that smoke every day, they are functioning people. they are taxpayers, and they don't want to get any higher. so i'm not taking the position of pot legalization necessarily, but i think all the legalization that's occurring now is sending a message to that 12 or 13-year-old that you know the possibility of you using it might be okay for you, and it's almost condoning it in a sense and so that's sort of the slippery slope that concerns me the most. >> what do you see the future of our laws will be as far as marijuana goes since they are changing so dramatically. >> here's the situation. society wants to accept marijuana as something that's safe on par with maybe alcohol perhaps. then the administration or congress needs to change the law. we currently have thousands of people locked up in federal prison on nonviolent marijuana

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>> rick rite muth was there to watch it all happen. >> we went to breezy point to watch some of the men and country who participated in water sports. for some of them it was an under taking they never thought they would get to complete accident ffs all thanks to the wounded warrior project. >> from water keying to -- skiing to kayaking surfing and even scuba diving it's a week of sun, sports fun, and healing in breezy point, new york where the wounded warrior project heads back to the beach for their 11th annual adaptive sports festival. >> at events like these, our injured men and women can learn new skills and real they can still do the thing they enjoyed before they sustain their injuries. >> that's the case for marine corps staff sergeant brandon dot

son. in 2014 he lost both legs above the knee after stepping on an ied in afghanistan. 11 months later, i steer with my hips. but it's the same movement, the same water, the same board. it's one of the few activities i can do to requires no extra prosthetics. i do needn't an extra leg. i don't need a wheelchair. i don't need a hoist. it's just me and the wheelchair. >> there you go. >> army sergeant pedro was using this as an opportunity to push himself further. he suffers from traumatic brain injury and ptsd from his time fighting in iraq and afghanistan. >> it's harder for me to like move my legs the way i want to. i can't reach as high but i just do it. i fight through the pain all the way to the top. >> for the wounded warrior project, these events are more than giving our veterans activities to do. it's about reinserting purpose

and brotherhood into their lives. >> we may have not all served together but we all served. >> reporter: so they can heal from the physical and mental battle scars together. to learn more about the wounded warrior project and what events the vets can participate in go to woundedwarriorproject.org. this happens in breezy point, a community really hit by 9/11. they lost a lot of first responders who live in the town. and super storm sandy and the plane crash a month later hit the town. it's a town that has been really impacted and has given so much back to the troops. and they do this every year. >> what a great way for them to be with their peers because they know what they're going through. >> it does so much. we're finding over time the ptsd that so many troops go through, for them to get there and find orr people going through similar struggles does everything to help them get back. >> and you can speak. the volunteers who participate

say they get more than the troops do to be able to see it and participate and everything else. >> for sure. >> coming up on the show gop presidential candidate donald trump pulling in massive crowds in phoenix. but is he a real threat to the republican rivals? >> and it all started for this wounded iraq war veteran to rehabilitate after losing his war on the battlefield. now his golf hobby may turn to an invitation to the pga tour. he joins us with his dream of going pro. it may be more than a dream, coming up next.

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good morning. today is sunday the 12th of july 2015. i'm anna kooiman. donald trump drawing crowds of thousands at a campaign event on immigration. protesters tried to derail the event, but the donald wasn't having it. >> don't worry. it's okay. you can shout. i wonder if the mexican government sent them over here. i think so. >> so will voters buy donald trump trump's tough talk? >> and check out these moments captured by a camera. you got that right. a car smashing through a crowd of people on purpose. we'll tell you why, and if these people survived. and it all started as a way for the wounded iraq war veteran to rehabilitate after losing his leg on the battlefield. now his golf hobby could turn him pro. corporal chad pheifer joining us

with his story this morning. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ >> we have an awesome hour for you lined up here on "fox & friends" is that twinkies? how do we make them better? >> deep fry them and dip them in chocolate. >> happy is what we're going to be. it's also eat a pecan pie day. >> we have retired marine veterans writing us this morning saying pecan. we have pecan. the list goes on and on. >> i'm interested in the third option. there's other options. i so another one with a pe-kawn

phonetic. >> hey, leland is here this morning. >> nice to be here. looking forward to the deep fried twinkies. yes, you did. trump mania is sweeping the nation. they were having a big immigration speech or what has become a rally. 4200 people is what it holds. but we're wondering how the math adds up because they're saying between 15 and 20,000 people showed up. either way his message is resonating. >> so we don't have an official number. here's the photo the trump campaign tweeted out. that's a large room with a lot of people in the room. earlier on his way to the event, he tweeted out speaking to 20,000 plus patriots in arizona, we are going to rebuild the american dream. there you go. so 20,000 and then he took another photo and said this is what 15,000 people looks like. that was a separate photo. according to fire code and safety, that room holds 4200 people.

>> a break in the fire code apparently. >> we don't know yet. >> there was a campaign statement from the trump campaign today. today he addressed a crowd of 15,000 people at a rally in arizona. this is by far the biggest presidential campaign event this cycle. and it's interesting to see the buzz that has been created by donald trump and by the crowds. when he filled up the arena in madison, wisconsin. and that spring boarded him up to hkds and gave him momentum in the polls. >> we have a picture we can show of you from that. that's the overflow area. >> did not happen. it's certainly creating the buzz. does that mean he's a viable candidate.

he's double digits in the polls. >> that's to bernie sanders' point. after that 10,000 person event. yes, he's got numbers. but is it sustainable? absolutely not. it's not sustainable that hillary clinton will get the nomination. so the same question is being asked to donald trump this morning. these large crowds this early in the process, is it sustainable? does it represent the larger republican base? if you look at the mainstream media this morning, holy smokes these are all liberal publications. by the way. new york times. front page of "the new york times." donald trump rallies a new majority in a visit to arizona. that's a headline from "the new york times." business insider also says donald trump gave a surreal speech in las vegas. it's interesting the amount of buzz being created by donald trump, and the question is really is the buzz actually something that's a good thing

this early on? we're still a long ways on until new hampshire. or is the sound of the buzz the chain saw? at some point do you continue to be this inflammatory? is it a flash in the pan? can you sustain that? >> we heard reince priebus called him and said can you tone it down a bit? trump said you have a big personality, do what you're going to do. so it's a big rally yesterday. no matter what the numbers were a lot of protesters were there as well. they were saying his comments toward immigration and mexicans was inflammatory and ill informed. but here's how he turns the table. >> don't worry. you can shout. i wonder if the mexican government sent them over here. i think so. because i'm telling you, i tell about the bad deals this country is making. mexico i respect the country,

they're taking our jobs. they're taking our manufacturing. they're taking our money. they're taking everything and killing us at the border. mexico does not like it. so remember this. don't worry. we'll take our country back. >> a lot of people wondering is this helping jeb bush? because he sort of is stepping back trying to look more stately and not at this disinflammatory rhetoric. yesterday during the speech said i get skrout raged. i am on the same level with jeb bush. and he was saying he was a terrible governor. he had five sanctuary cities in florida when he was governor. he said a failed governor and failed senators in the polls. i should be out in front on my own. >> interesting point. jeb bush is clearly worried about the trump effect. there was a big fund-raiser in kenny bunkport.

at walker's point. and there's been a lot of reports they are the main topic was trump's ride and a lot of presentations were given by the bush strategists to these bund bundlers in terms of how and why bush can oo succeed over trump. and the reason is because a lot of voters are taking them seriously. we're seeing that in the polls and the viewer responses we've gotten just here this morning. >> and becauseover the first debate, it's just the top ten. and then john on facebook says trump is hitting a cord on the left and the right. i would vote for trump. >> paul writes it's great to see someone who wants to do what it takes, no matter who is offended unlike democrats, wo who only worry about votes. >> another says run through to the end, trump. it's time to set this country back on the path to reclaiming its glory. >> and john on facebook says

finally a man with courage. >> let us know your thoughts. we put up a poll on facebook this morning. we'll keep it up for four hours this morning. it's an unofficial poll. eight minutes after the hour and other stories are making headlines. the eruption coming from underneath the sand at a beach. launching a 50-year-old woman out of her beach chair. >> i don't know how many victims we have. subjects who is pinned under a rock. >> her condition is not known. police ffts andirefighters and a bomb

squad evacuated the beach. officials suggesting a natural explosion after witnesses reported smelling sulfur. and the moment a woman slams her car into a crowd fighting in the streets. >> a manhunt sundays way for the driver who blind sided the four women in illinois. police say they're looking for 18-year-old moesha allen. she showed up to help a friend. amazingly the victims walked away with cuts and bruises after all that. and a man hunt for with unof the world's most dangerous drug lords. el chapo escaping a maximum security prison in mexico for the second time. flights are suspended. the cartel leader was arrested in 1993 and escaped in 2001. he was caught and thrown back in prison last year. police pull drivers over every day.

check out this adorable traffic stop in texas. dash cam video showing an officer stopping a girl and her brother riding in a battery powered car. >> need your license. i told him, i was just smiling, i didn't have one. i thought he was going to have to call our parents or something. >> it's made a lasting, positive impression on her life. >> he says he hopes small acts of kindness build a relationship with neighbors and the officers who protect them. those are your headlines. >> it's a heat wave out there. >> one thing really great about social media is you get to know some people over time. and we have jackie here from texas. we've talked on facebook and twitter for a long time. welcome to new york. very first trip. >> we're happy to have you here. >> thank you. >> the weather map, sings you are waking up this morning. we have a lot of heat in the central part of the country.

15 states under a heat advisory for the day today. make sure to check in on your neighbors. especially the elderly and people who can't afford to have their heat coming up. or the ac on. this is what it's going to feel like. feels like 105 this afternoon in omaha. safe for wichita. same for shreveport. you get an idea. it's a lot of heat. we also have storms. one batch of rain across ohio this morning, and the next one diving down from southern canada. that's going to bring us severe weather. i think we'll see tornadoes on the western side of minnesota. that will consolidate to a big wind event throughout the evening and overnight hours. and then tomorrow that dives to the south. parts of illinois indiana and kentucky. be prepared. >> smoking hot out there. thanks, rick. >> you bet. zblf now donald trump neck and neck with jeb bush in the race for the white house. >> the poll just came out. and i'm tied with jeb bush and

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the polls just came out. and i'm tied with jeb bush and i said oh that's too bad. how can i be tied with this guy? he's terrible. he's terrible.

he's -- he's weak on immigration. you know the sanctuary cities, you know he had five of them in florida when he was governor. can you believe this? i didn't know that. >> you never, you never really have to wonder what donald trump is thinking. not a lot of deep introspection required. he was telling crowds in arizona why he deserves to be in the white house more than jeb bush. >> but his polls show them neck in neck does he really stand a chance? brett joins us to weigh in. good morning, brett. nice to see you on a sunday. >> good morning. >> so is he stealing the thunder from another gop candidates or is this just what the doctors ordered and making them see more moderate? >> he's definitely get a ton of attention, as shown by the crowd in arizona. his campaign put out that it was 15,000. i wasn't there. there were other estimates of the crowd size. we'll leave that to the counters of people.

but the bottom line is he's touching a cord in some part of the republican party. and polls are reflecting that. now whether he is a comet and he's shooting across the sky, white hot right now and is going to flame out. or whether he has staying power, i think it's jet to be seen. but here's what he is doing. he is taking some of the attention away from some of the other candidates. remember there are going to be 17 before all said and done. >> you heard him fired up about jeb bush. she doesn't want him to be lumped together with jeb bush in any poll. this shows them statistically tieded. but boy, you're right, brett. he struck a cord. people on both sides fired up. another writes i never liked donald trump until now. he's not speaking for republicans. he's speaking for fed-up americans. and other people saying no way. he'll never leave his businesses to go work in the white house. >> well i think the last person

may be wrong. i mean he said that he's going to give up a lot to do this run. in fact he's going to -- from all that we're hearing. prety pretty detailed financial forms in order to be on the stage with us from the debate less than a month from now. that's a requirement. and he's apparently going to do it. i think he's touched into this not only anti-establishment but anti-politician. both democrats and republicans. he's very critical of all of them. >> you mentioned the contenders. tomorrow governor scott walker is set to make his announcement. what can we expect? i. >> i think it will be a big roll out. he already rolled out on twitter by mistake, saying he's going to be in the race. it's not his campaign's fault from what we're hearing. but it's another one of the big speeches. and you may see a bit of a bump

in the polls for scott walker. he's clearly one of the top front-runners. in iowa he's leading in the polls. and he has a history here. whether he changes his stripes on certain issues will be the question and how he stacks up in a field of 17. >> we know you're going to break that down today on fox news sunday. who do you guys have? >> well, we have the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell onto talk about iran and other topics. we have jim webb former senate from virginia. now democratic candidate declared. talk about his path to the nomination and the party. and louisiana governor bobby jindal. he's in the race but needs to pick up steam if he's going to make the stage in cleveland. >> fox news sunday. check your local listings. brett, always great to see you. >> coming up on the show they condition get tattoos or drive or go to tanning beds. but now 15-year-olds in oregon can get sex changes without

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the close call two weeks after 38 tourists were murdered on a tunisian beach. today may be the last chance to convince creditors to support a third bailout for the company. they are meeting in brussels to figure out if greece can hold up its side of the deal. and she was too injured to fly. a 14-year-old scottish girl told she cannot be on a flight because her pale complex was worrying the employees. they said she looked sickly. not until the girl got a doctor's note that she was allowed on the flight. >> anna, you're too pale. can't fly. chad pfeifer served in iraq and lost his leg in 2007 when an ied blew up the humvee he was driving. >> and after a lot of hard work eight years later, pfeifer is making history as the first

veteran amputee to tee it up on the tour. the iraq war veteran missed the cut, but is still inspiring others. he joins us now with the incredible story. chad pfeifer, good morning, corporal pfeifer. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> let's start from the beginning. tell us about your service and how you decided to use golf as rehab from your injury. >> i joined the united states army in 2005. was deployeded in 2006 and then april of 2007, like you said, our truck was hit with an iud, which results in the loss of my leflt leg above the knee. while i was going through therapy at brooke army medical center i was introduced to the game of golf. i fell in love with it. it wasn't a sport i played growing up. i played baseball and football and basketball growing up. so i was an athlete and competitor.

but golf gave me that sense of competition back. as i started eded to get better and better, it was something i used for therapy. i noticed some of the things ufs doing, i was in some headlines. and my story was reaching out to a lot of veterans. they came and thanked me for what i was doing. and i saw that it was inspiring other people. >> it's really inspiring to watch some of your shots, and how you've been able to do it. what were the challenges as somebody with an amputated leg, with a prosthetic golf has a lot of lower body balance. how did you adapt to that and your game to be able to have a shot at the pros? >> yeah it took me a while to get used to the prosthetic and trust it. so i missed my left leg. and i'm right-handed. that's my front side. i have to transmerfer my weight to

it. it took me a while to get used to it to where it worked for my swing. but it's something i had to get used to and keep pushing forward as i was trying to reach my goals. >> becoming the first vet amputee to play in a web.com tour event has got to feel good. you were able to do this in boise, idaho, in your home state. what was the reception like from the crowd? >> yeah it was amazing. i mean i had a lot of support here locally and had a bunch of friends and family that came out to support me. as i was coming off the last hole of the day on friday as i was finishing up my round, a bunch of other players on the tour came out and thanksed me for my service and wished me well going forward. so the support was tremendous. i can't thank everybody enough for all the support. >> well, colonel chad pfeifer,

thank you for your service. your golf game is impressive on its own right. we wish you the best of luck as you continue. >> thank you guys so much for having me. >> great job out there. 28 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. they can't get tattoos, drive or go to tanning beds. but now 15-year-olds in oregon can get sex changes without their parents' permission. is that a good idea? >> and we're paying for it, too. plus they're some of the most famous shoes in the entire world. the ruby red slippers that dorothy clicked to get home. well somehow they have disappeared. wait until you hear what the reward is. all right, listen to this combination. deep fried, bacon wrapped, chocolate covered twinkies. george durant is here with incredible new spins on the classic snack for his 85th birthday.

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lemonade. i may have stole an glass on the way out. it's really tasty. >> you can use that to wash down your twinkies. >> they look pretty good too. listen to what's going on in the state of oregon this morning. first of all, 15-year-olds here's what you can't do. you can't go to tanning beds. >> no. >> you can't drive yet, of course. you're not allowed to smoke. >> you can't go to an r-rated movie. >> but in oregon you can now get taxpayer funded sex change operations. not just that. without parental consent. >> when you think about children and the way they develop mentally. are they ready to make a decision like this without mom and dad at all? we debalted it early eddedebated earlier on the show. >> millions of people in the united states suffering from sexual dismorphia. it's terrible. they're struggling. they feel like the wrong sex and the wrong body. depression, anxiety, suicide. i think the sooner we open up the conversation the better.

and i applaud oregon. they're opening up the conversation. >> this is not conversation. to have surgery to remove your genitals. or have them rearranged to where they can't fully be restored. at the age of 15, it's ludicrous. >> here's one point from the american academy of psychiatry. most children with gender dysphoria will not remain gender dysphoric. >> it's something that has people fired up on social media. >> it has an incredible amount of emotion behind it. you make a great point in terms of the issue. how many kids at 15-year-old who all the sudden say yes, i want to do this. there's a reason that 15-year-olds can't do all the things we listed before. you can't get a tattoo but you can choose gender reassignment surgery. margaret says 20% of dull who is

have sex change operations commit suicide. putting this life altering decisions on 15-year-old is crazy. >> how is oregon able to get away with this? i remember when schools couldn't give tylenol to children without parental consent. now a 15-year-old can have a sex change? what is this world coming to? >> richard writes no 15-year-old should have a sex change without going through counseling and get getting parents' permission. one side of the argument is they will go through counseling but they don't necessarily need parents' permission. >> and the argument against it is not delegitimizing. >> and should taxpayers be footing the bill for it? please go to facebook and weigh in on this story. >> and other stories making headlines this sunday the desperate search for a missing mother of five is growing as her boyfriend speaks out. crystal rogers vanished during the fourth of july weekend.

her boyfriend says he's innocent and he's taken a polygraph with inconclusive results. family and friends suspect foul play. >> if she is watching us it's not -- she's not out there to where she can just come to us if she's out there, it's against her will. >> a $71,000 reward is being offered for crystal's return. and alabama man is pepper sprayed while he ran away from police. officers say 35-year-old anthony ware was sitting on his porch with a gun when police arrived with a warrant. he took off into the woods where he fought with officers. after cops pepper sprayed and handcuffed him, he began to have breathing problems. ware later died at the hospital. there's body cam and dash cam footage of the incident but it will not be released until after the investigation. and a million dollar bounty on dorothy's ruby red slippers. >> give them back to me or i'll -- >> it's too late. there they are. and there they'll stay. >> a pair of the ruby slippers

worn by judy garland in the wizard of oz stolen ten years ago. now an anonymous donor is offering up to a million bucks to get them back. they are one of three pairs worn in the movie. and today is national pecan pie day. or is it pe-caun pie. now the pronunciation is causing a major debate. he says you are correct. i was raised in southeast virginia. that's how we say it. >> and mary said pronouncing pecon is a regional preference. >> we want to thank you to everyone who responded. >> i kind of use them interchangeably. he had a lot of pecan pie earlier today. for every piece you had, you could perhaps pronounce it

differently. >> yes, all i know is i had two pieces in about three minutes. >> it's a record. >> he's an expert now. very very hot across a lot of the country. i got a tweet from someone in melbourne. it feels like 250. it's hot and humid. we're ghoing to see the rain showers in west virginia and virginia for much of the day today. aside from that, looking pretty good. and to the southeast, the numbers are high. so guys we've gone from pecan pie to twinkies. >> i picked the right day to be here. >> hope your belly is empty. >> you think they're just cream filled pastries that can withstand time? >> it can be a sandwich a pie,

we're told it can be sushi. recipes like this can be found indeed. twinkies cook books. it's the 50th anniversary edition, which comes out on tuesday. >> yeah. here to unwrap these recipes, host of tlc's ultimate cakeoff. cher george duran duran. how are you? >> one big duran. >> you got one of your recipes into this cook book. >> isn't that crazy? >> yeah. it's obvious. >> of course, i did. i deep fried it. for 85 years the twinkie has been around. here's the second cook book. they went around the the country. they asked people to submit their recipes. we got word. amazing. including my recipe we're going to show you right now. >> we'll judge if it's amazing or not. >> before we get to yours, what are we looking at here? >> this is my recipe. we have here a sushi twinkie. can you imagine if somebody made a sushi twinkie?

yeah, hazel nut. s'more twinkies. and this with a little trifle red, white and blue. >> isn't that cute? >> so just imagine you take the base which is the twinkie that everybody loves and turn it into this crazy recipe. mine is a bacon wrapped, defried, chocolate covered twinkie you guys are going to help me out with. go ahead and grab your twinkie. it's usually frozen. and then you grab your bacon. we already have a cream deep fried bacon wrapped. and you can either use a spoon or dip it in there. and let it harden up a little bit.

and dip it in chocolate. you have the face of a twinkie. nice. >> clayton is still working on his. beautiful, juicy bacon around it. sh this is the new breakfast of champions. now i'm going to eat two boxes and cover it with all of these. t all the the recipes are on this website. >> and with good reasons. and ann is jealous we didn't get in on the segment. george thank you very much. anna take it away. >> thanks a lot, here's what's coming up on the program. the illegal immigrant who killed a woman said he only lived in san francisco because he knew he wouldn't get deported. can the victim's family sue the city for not acting? a fair and blangsed debate is next. and the trailer of epic

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just know that your truck... has a little thing for monday. welcome back. the man accused of killing kate stein steinle said he knew they would keep him from deportation. here to debate bob biance and bob millas. nice to see you both this morning. can they sue the city of san francisco? >> anybody can sue at any time for any reason. can they sue and be successful? unlikely. the law doesn't provide for the protection of an individual because they were a victim of crime. very difficulty under federal or state law. in the state law case similar to this was thrown out some years ago.

2011 i believe. >> i think it's going to be difficult the way the supreme court ruled about it. they have to point to a specific constitution or statutorial right. there's a mere negligence standard under state law. i think they'll have a better opportunity there. but the causation is so far away they're going to have a difficult time. >> i know you guys are steeped in the legal books, but when you step back and you think to yourself this is absolutely outrageous. from a federal level that federal law is that these individuals should be deported. so ice has the opportunity. they've deported him five times. he's in a sanctuary city. they're told we can't hold him any longer. we'll let him out. he's free. he's walking down in san francisco in broad daylight and shoots a woman in broad daylight. this is outrageous. >> you know i have to say as a former prosecutor we dealt with this in our county with an immigration issue.

and what needs to be understood by this is i agree with you 110%. this is the law. people not following the law could be charged with acts of official misconduct. this isn't against people here illegally. they're the ones typically the law-abiding citizens here illegally, the victims of these people who keep coming in and out of the country and committing crimes. i prosecuted the most horrific crimes because these people illegal and doing the right thing, working two or three jobs not doing crimes, they're the unones under the radar and these people are taking advantage of them. these people advocating for illegal immigrants have to understand the ones coming in and committing crimes are victimizing those people and their communities. >> look. i'm going to get some help from plaintiffs out there. the supreme court never used the word sanctuary in a case dealing with sanctuary city laws. the fact is when they disabowobey

the laws they're essentially violating federal law, and as such showing deliberate indifference no the citizens in their state. i would say to those who think about suing, there's a case to be made under the 1983 action to say look, this is delibera trkstive difference. >> they've dealt with this in different cases. a judge in arizona ruled a mexican mother whose son was killed can sue the u.s. border patrol. and then in 2011 in san francisco alone, you had a lawsuit dismissed by the city because of three murders there. an appeals court there dismissed it. you have the back and forth issues. are we going to see this go to the supreme court. >> i don't think you're going to see it go to the supreme court. they're going to get knocked out the federal claims. possibility for state law

claims. this is not the case the supreme court will take on. >> they have to have different circuits having different problems. and there will be different sir cults with different opinions. it's going to take several years if they are taken up. >> and if family members come forward and feel like they have a voice. >> one of the things the family needs to do is go to the federal government and asking why is it why are these people not being prosecuted? you can't pass an ordnance that preempts federal law. there's something that needs to be done here from an administrative point of view in terms of criminal prosecution, as to why it is that city officials are not following federal law. so let's start going into where the government is going to be. >> unfortunately we're out of time. paul and bob, we appreciate you joining us. coming up on the show anthony weiner has a new gig that has nothing to do with twitter. he's become a hollywood actor.

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>> best batman costume we've seen. >> and it comes out in march of next year. i think -- everyone wanted to hate on ben affleck as batman. i was a big supporter of this casting. i think he's perfect for the role. he's directing a stand alone batman film for 2018. so i think it's awesome. >> we'll keep going for it all the time. next up you have a review of the minions. right, so this movie is on track to make well over $100 million. and i think it's better than despicable me two. not as gooz at the first. but not as good as the heart released in the first despicable me. i love sandra bullock in the movie. i gave it a 3.5 out of 5. i spoke to sandra bullock. and actors to don't get to voice scenes together. i wondered who was the craziest

she had to do? >> the very end. and i don't want to give too much away. something happens to my face. when somebody does something. so i had to smush my face the entire time and do the slurping sound in. i pray the footage taken while i shot that does not wind up on the internet. it's horrible. it's horrific. you don't think about it while you're doing it. you have to do whatever you have to do for the craft. and it's humiliating. >> yeah kevin i saw it with the kids. the kids loved it. my wife and i were a little bored. the kids were laughing the whole time. who cares about us? >> and i'll tweet out the full batman trailer on my twitter. you can all cry nerd tears with me. it's awesome. >> love you too. bye, guys. >> [ laughter ] . >> that's a weird moment. don't mock me. donald trump is dominating

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there you are. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends weekend". i'm anna kooiman. trump mania. donl trump now neck and neck with jeb bush in the race for the white house as the donald draws thousands for his speech on immigration. >> the poll just came out. i'm tied with jeb bush. i said that's too bad. how can i be tied with this guy? he's terrible. >> does trump stand a chance? >> and donald strumptrump is dominating the immigration headlines, what do others think? mike huckabee joins us with his plan to control the border.

and an 8-year-old's plan to raise money goes sour when her lemonade stand is stolen. she's not letting that stop her. we're not either. she's here with a big sur prize. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. nothing says feeling good like sunshine on power washing. >> right? >> it's so addictive. we have our friends with home depot with do it yourself tips for under 50 bucks. you don't have to spend a fortune to clean off the walkways the fence, do some steaming. we'll show you later in the show. >> we'll learn a thing or two in the process as well. we'll get our hands dirty. first, twump mania sweeps the nation. donald trump claiming between 15,000 and 20,000 tickets were sold for -- well they were

supposed to be free tickets, actually. >> some were scalped. >> yeah. they were going online. they move it from where he's initially going to be to in phoenix. according to fire codes. but trump is tweeting out these pictures and things like this how about this? speaking to 20,000 plus patriots in arizona, we are going to rebuild the american dream. #makeamericagreatagain. >> trump campaign says they gave away 15,000 tickets. the room holds 4200 people. there's an official photo from the trump camp. they tweeted this out. he said today donald trump addressed a crowd of 15,000 people at a rally in arizona. this is the largest campaign event of in the presidential campaign event this cycle. people there pouring in. lining up outside for a long time to get in to see trump's straight talk. it covered a wide range of topics. he was criticizing jeb bush in a

new poll. he criticized him. he's criticized other failed governors, as he described them, failed senators and here i'm a guy who built something. i've built businesses and i'm aiming to help america. >> what's interesting is how people are really starting to take notice here. a couple of months ago, the idea of a trump candidacy, a lot of folks were dismissing as a joke or a sham or publicity stunt. now take a listen to what the mainstream media is having to say. donald trump rallies a new silent majority. donald trump gave an amazingly surreal speech in if las vegas. >> and politico donald trump storms phoenix. so he's stealing the headlines from hillary clinton. >> scott walker announces tomorrow. nobody is talking about that. a study done by the "washington post." a full 50% of all social media

traffic as it relates to politics anything puts anything on social media about politics one out of every two comments relates to donald trump. all the other 18 candidates share the rest of that. >> i posted this unofficially on my facebook page this morning. clayton morris on facebook. i asked the poll question about two minutes agoment would you vote for donald trump for president. within minutes i've gotten tons and tons of responses. people say i would consider it. i need to hear more from him on other issues. so people flocking there. that's why he's so popular in the poll. he has him neck and neck. it's a tie between the two of them. >> and many expected jeb bush would be doing this as well and especially the bad week he had when the ties were cut with nbc, macy's and the golf game and all that stuff.

he's saying jeb bush should be thanking me for being in my company. listen to this. >> the polls just came out. i'm tied with jeb bush. i said that's too bad. how can i be tied with this guy? he's terrible. he's terrible. he's weak on immigration. you know the sanctuary cities you know he had five of them in florida when he was governor. i didn't know that. i just -- five of them. he's in favor. i don't see it as a factor. i know it's the bush name. i mean in all fairness, not the greatest. but jeb bush, i don't get it. >> viewers writing in this morning saying i don't see how he slammed jeb bush. to me that's a slam. he called him terrible. he called him a failed governor. >> i would say that's not like what you were saying you were trying ingratiate yourself to

someone. that doesn't sound like how to win friends and influence people. >> but this is making him seem like he's above the fray. some are saying it's turning into a circus. others on facebook the majority of what's been coming in through our facebook stream on fox & friends weekend has been pro-trump. paul says it's time to have a citizen, especially a successful businessman running our country. as long as trump runs on the republican ticket i'll support him. >> katherine says he's not viable for the office he seeks. someone who is his own boss and answers to no one is able to be bold and brash. trump is what americans have been waiting for. to tell it like it is we need a strong leader not a wimpy politician who goes along to get along. of all the things you can say

about him. let us know what you think about it. i put an unofficial poll up there. would you vote for donl trump. yes or no? give us your thoughts on it. >> believe it or not, there are other things going on in the world. 7 minutes after the hour. this could be the final act in a greek drama. euro zone officials meeting right now to hammer out the debt deal. and a separate emergency meeting of eu leaders has been canceled as talks resume signaling if there is a possible compromise on the horizon. this is a huge deal. it could have reverberations across the whole world, and our wallet this morning. elizabeth is live in washington with the very latest on this. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning, guys. with hours remaining, the negotiations are under way. the greek population waits to learn the fate of their country's currency. the economy has been hit by years of recession. for weeks banks have been closed. atms are limiting withdraws to

60 euros a day. a number of european leaders have backed out of a scheduled emergency meeting. now 19 countries will go forward with discussions with greece. this according to reports. member. it's coming out and very fluid. it did state the full 28 countries will reconvene if greece decide to leave the euro zone. if a deal is reached, it won't be done easily. the talks are said to be very tense. one of the hardest on the debt stricken country has been germany. they are trying to find common ground after the country missed a payment on the 30th of june. a new bailout for greece would be the third in five year's time. anna clayton, back to you guys. >> thanks so much for tracking that for us. >> eight minutes after the hour. now to other stories making headlines. a bomb skad quad investigating

a mysterious beach blast. the explosion coming from under the sand launching a 50-year-old woman out of her beach chair. witnesses describe the chaos as it unfolded. >> something that happened it felt like an earthquake or gas explosion. some lady sitting here on the corner near a rock. she got shot up six feet in the air and landed on her head. >> that woman recovering at the hospital right now. the beach had to be evacuated as police searched the scene. investigators investigating a possible natural explosion. stopping terror in asia. special forces taking out five suspected extremists in a gun battle. eight other suspected terrorists fleeing into the mountains. this comes two weeks after 38 were murdered. and a new scandal for the va. the va hospital in west los angeles caught using a dozen sprinklers while the state is in the middle of a historic drought.

los angeles emergency plans limits the use of sprinklers to eight minutes a day. the facility watered eded its lawn for up two hours at a time. the supervisor said the homt already cut back on watering and wouldn't answer any additional questions. anthony weiner has a new gig. fighting sharks. the disgraced congressman is selt set to appear in the third straight film. he plays a government official dealing with a shark infestation. spoiler alert, he gets eaten. those are your headlines. >> he can't get eaten. he's too good to have around. >> i don't believe you. don't believe you. >> i'm a huge sharknado fan. >> the trilogy. you are on tv right now. we just heard that. >> welcome. how was it? >> that was your tv debut.

saying are we are tv right now? you were. >> take a look at the weather map. we'll show you what's going on across the country. we have heat advisory in 15 different states. not only is it hot, but it's really humid. temps are going to be in the 90s. pushing triple digits for some. add in the humidity and it will feel like 97 in fargo. 101 in st. louis, same with nashville and little rock. and check in on those. rain showers across the ohio valley. and the next system drops this afternoon down from southern canada and across parking lotsts of the northern plains. get ready for that. tomorrow it stretches further south. parts of illinois indiana and central kentucky will be the bulls eye. all right, guys. back to you inside. >> in three minutes, rick. >> yes.

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francisco and admitting he knew the safe haven city would keep him safe from deportation. >> if elected to the white house, mike huckabee has drastic plans for the sanctuary cities. he joins us now. nice to see you this morning. >> great to be here. i think this has prove on the be a total disaster. this is where a government at the local level is flaunting the law and says we're not going to obey it. we're going to harbor people committing crimes. if i'm doing that i could be arrested. i'm amazed people would defend the idea of keeping criminals from being arrested or deported when they have done harm to people. it's crazy. >> it's outrageous. it is absolutely outrageous. we had a legal debate on this very issue. it's unconscionable you could go around the very law. as president, governor huckabee what could you do? you heard trump saying my other

candidates don't have a plan. i have a plan. but you do have a plan. tell us about it. >> well i've said several times, first we have to end the catch and release program. stop federal funding to sanctuary cities. nothing will get their attention like the checkbook. believe me. as the person who ran the state, that will get your attention. and that will get their attention. another thing we need to do is to treat the mexican drug cartels or any drug cartels, doesn't matter where they comeom treat them as terrorist organizations. that's what they are. and we need to be very very clear that we're not going to harbor criminals through sanctuary cities. that's not going to be the case. but we have to be careful to say that every person who comes to america is coming because they want to rape or murder somebody. that's unfair to the millions of people. not just from mexico or central

america, but from all over the world who have come to america, because they love this country and they want to achieve what many of us have been blessed to be able to achieve, the american dream. >> governor. in the past couple of minutes, there appears to be a deal in vienna as it relates to iran nuclear deal. everybody has been talking ab immigration. you talk about not only the threat from iran negotiations, but also about israel. you have a new ad out talking about that. i want to play the ad and get your thoughts. ten, nine eight, seven, six, five four three, two, one, zero. it's one of the most controversial ads in campaign history. famously only aired one time. whoo are you reairing it? >> i'm reminding people that

nuclear threats are real. we can't take them lightly. to do anything to let the iranians move toward nuclear capacity is absolute insanity. we need to be standing with israel not iran this after sitting in the table with people who as we are at the table, are chanting death to america. and vowing to destroy our one reliable ally in the middle east israel. this is utter insanity. i don't know why we think we can trust the iranians. they've never kept a deal they've made. >> and a big sticking point right now is when will the inspector show up? how much access will we have ahead of time? it seems ridiculous to give them a schedule ahead of time as to when inspectors are going to show up. >> that's the whole point. there's not going to be a schedule. this is why this deal needs to

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good sunday morning to you. quick sports headlines. florida state running back galvin cook is the latest to be charged and sus penned for allegedly punching a woman in the face at a bar. this just days after a video surfaced of another quarterback doing the exact same thing. and with a big win at wimbledon, serena williams is one step closer to a grand slam. celebration for sure. saturday's victory makes williams the oldest player to ever win wimbledon. she will be in new york next month where she will play for the first calendar year grand slam in nearly three decades. we'll see how that goes. guys out to you. >> thanks. a girl's plan to raise money selling lemonade goes sour after

a thief stole her hand built stand out of her front yard. >> how rude. well they had planned to use the proceeds to purchase her first american girl doll. after returning from a visit with her grandmother last week she discovered the stand was missing. people in her community have come together to help her replace it. 8-year-old akira and her mother join us now. good morning. thanks for being with us. t. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> say good morning. >> nice to see you, akira. >> so you were excited. you had this new stand built. you left. and when you came back home, what happened? >> it was gone. and my mom was really mad. and furious. >> well how did you feel? >> i felt sad. >> and you were saving up to get your american girl doll, right? >> mom, what did you do? you took some action. >> i did. t i canvassed the neighborhood

for over an hour. couldn't find it. turned to social media, and it exploded all over the place. >> come on. >> did they find the person? >> to earn the value of a dollar you have to earn it. and just -- i don't know. it's really sad that someone would do this to her. >> aw. >> how difficult was it to explain this to her? >> i'm really emotional. >> lovely people. >> i cried. it was hard to break it to her. she's only 8. it was just heartbreaking to have to explain to her that there's people in this world that do bad things. >> but then the overwhelming support from the community. home depot helped out to create this incredible lemonade stand. you get to take this home with you. you can start selling your le lemonade. which one are you going for? >> the new one named grace.

>> oh, okay. i had kirsten. >> so people have been lining up. up. >> what do you say? >> thank you. >> so we want thank home depot, too. they made a lemonade stand for you. you can take it on the plane back to minnesota. you can put it back in the front yard. >> and my childhood friends also banned together and made her one as well. >> great. >> and it's peanuts theme. the st. paul saloon did this and the the fraternal order of policemen chapter in minnesota set her up with a bunch of stuff. >> maybe you should start franchising. >> and my friends set her up yelp. she has a lemonade stand out there. >> there are a lot of good people in the world. there are a few rotten apples but a lot of good people. >> have a good summer. we're going to get you the

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make hag huge splash out here here in the plaza. >> that isn't as bad. that's how graceful anna is. she managed to go down and not get her hair wet in the pool. >> here you go. >> that was pretty wimpy. >> that was me. >> clayton was really insecure about the wet t-shirt contest and getting out of the water. >> i didn't want all the ladies flocking to the plaza. rick did a weird -- look at this. >> that was one o f the viewers from the plaza. >> rick did a weird dolphin flop. >> it was a cool move. >> thank you, producers. this was one of the most fun segments we've had. >> we got clarifications on the numbers that attended donald trump's big event yesterday out in phoenix. it was a regardcord breaking event.

the trump candidate says up wards of 18,000 people or so showed up. they tweeted out this photo yesterday. the room by fire code only held 4200. but it was so packed. there were lines out the door. that the local fire department and the building department there allowed almost 15,000 people to come inned the event. >> our producers just got off the phone moments ago. take a look at this picture. he said what he told the producers is the building doesn't want to admit that many people were in there because of the fire code. breaking fire code. but he says it happened. so getting clarification on these numbers, by the way. >> and there was a lot of discussion this morning. trump put out tweets in the campaign. he put out statements about the number of people today.

and looked at the capacity of this area really was. he said that happens a lot. you get crowd numbers for the campaign. you have to check it. now we've heard their qualifications. look at that picture. he felt that proved a lot more than 4,000 people. >> this morning we have the facebook poll up on my facebook page. clayton morris on facebook. holy smokes. within a few minutes thousands of people weighing in on this. overwhelmingly overwhelmingly -- the question was would you vote for donald trump for president. that was the question we threw out on facebook. overwhelmingly the response has been positive for trump. most people saying yes. others saying i need to hear more from him throughout the course of time. people saying yes, they would consider voting for trump. >> on the other hand, yesterday a lot of people were saying this has become a political sideshow this trump campaign and he's

taking the energy from the viable candidates. >> trump would say, fine. >> i'll take all the headlines i can get. >> other stories making headlines. the search for a missing mother of five intensifying as her boyfriend speaks out. crystal rogers vanished during this fourth of july holiday weekend. now her boyfriend says he is innocent and he has taken a polygraph test with inconclusive results. family and friends suspect foul play. he's watching us. she's not out there to where she can just come to us. if she's out there, it's against her will. >> a $71,000 reward is being offered for crystal's return. gosh we hope this turn out okay. dramatic video of a coast guard pulling a dog and a man after their caught fire. they were floating 70 miles off the coast. the man says his boat was disabled and had been drifting since wednesday.

he and his small chihuahua named evie are said to be doing just fine. she has a sit song about destroying a car. but now carrie underwood had to do it literally. ♪ some scary moments for the country superstar when her 4-month-old son got locked inside her car. underwood tweeting when your dogs manage to lock themselves all your stuff and the baby in the car and you have to break a window to get in. her brother-in-law smashing a window to get in the door. everybody the turned out just fine. >> it's etcha-sketch guys. >> happy birthday to etcha-sketch. the drawing toy turns 55 today. to mark the occasion we have a very special guest. professional etcha-sketch artist. you got pretty close. >> i love this the.

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>> all right. thanks so much. >> coming up on the show hillary clinton is about to take a big step and outline her economic agenda for the 2016. the early highlight. more regulation and more taxes on the rich. that's what we're hearing. how will it play out on the campaign trail? maria weighs in live for us next. >> and we have a few pictures of projects around the house. everybody does. no need to spend a fortune to fill all the holes. the home improvement project you can do for 50 bucks or less. folks from home depot are going to show us how coming up.

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>> will that win over voters? here with a preview of what else we can expect from hillary economics, here's maria. nice to see you. >> nice to see you guys. >> i'm sure this will be a big topic as you look towards the future and your show this morning. what can we expect? >> she's going to focus on wages. wages have not moved in about ten years. the average guy and gal are not feeling the economic recovery because they haven't seen their salary change at all. she's going to come out and say wages do not have to be stagnant. polly will change that. she will talk about policy changes she believes will move the needle on wages. what she has to balance and the challenge he faces is she was part of the administration that oversaw wages not going anywhere. if she really believed this then how come we didn't hear anything about wages when she was in a position to do something about it. >> you have a big show coming up in 15 minutes. who is on the program? >> we're going to talk with governor perry. we're going to get donald trump's speech in there.

get governor perry's ideas on immigration. he continues to say he will be the best immigration president because he dealt with it in texas for three terms. we're going to talk about the iran deal. we have news that we're close to two deals. a deal in iran and a deal on greece. those two talks important for jason, the republican overseeing an important committee on this. and then gary the former chess champion turned political activist. he's going to weigh in on russia and putin and why all of the sudden russia is cozying up to greece cozying up to china. >> and we'll get you out of here on this. are we going to see a deal with greece? >> my instinct tells me they're going to do anything they can to keep greece in the euro zone. even know the mentality is to not pay higher taxes. it seems like they're finally saying uncle. anything can happen. we're going to get the decision

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some quick headlines now. a baseball fan makes quite the splash. >> bounce. oh easy. >> so face first after a homerun ball. at at&t park. after he got his souvenir he was tossed a lifesaver and pulled to dry land. and progun and proud. a small town in idaho is posting new signs saying it is not a gun-free zone. the town of greenleaf encouraging people to kp erzexercise the second-amendment right since they don't have a police department. home improvement time. >> and so many we all think of as pretty expensive. summer is the perfect time of year to fix up your home. why not do it yourself? joining us now with easy to do it tips under $50, home depot spokesperson tom wolf. so tom, the first thing we've got here is power washing. and this is actually very fitting for me. so we took some of the twinkies. you never know when you may get

them on your deck or something like this after a big party with the kids. how do you get them off? >> the best thing is pressure wash them off. it's going to come off nice and easy. it's not going to damage your deck. it's going to make cleaning off a breeze. >> we rented this. and here we go. stand back, everyone. here we go. everyone ready? unbelievable. amazing how quick that happened. >> yes, it is. it cleans it up real easy. it's also going to have you take care of your deck. if you have a pvc deck or fence, it's a great way to clean it. it looks brand new every time. >> and there's a lot of things to do inside the house as well. anna is ready to do that and help you out. >> can can we install this ring? >> yes, we can. we'll install this within 30 seconds. come on over here. i'm sorry. screw that in right there. >> hold on one second. let's get you going here.

all right. >> did i ruin it? >> no it's okay. it's okay. >> quick anchor right? >> yes. get that in right there. >> watch your fingers. >> you're good. are you sure? look. >> you're good. >> here we go. i'm scared right now. >> you're fine. nice and easy. >> let's switch anchors. come on. you do the last part. let's get you going over here. >> anna is hosting a new show called fixer-upper. she's going to be a pro by the time we're done. >> i think can probably handle this. >> right. bottom. >> i think you're doing this to get out of home improvement projects. >> i don't know. >> and this is what i do when it's time to load the dishwasher. honey, i'm not very good at this. >> so 30 seconds normally. a couple of minutes if you have anna on it. >> absolutely. >> she did a good job, though. we'll see how you do. >> anna can kick our butts in

sports. patching. anna you're going to laugh at me now. patching up a dry wall. this happens all the time. chips and nicks and holes in the wall. >> common from a doorknob. you'll see this in a lot of houses. a little putty here. i removed this thermostat off the wall and had to remove it. >> this thing is perfect. >> this is going to secure and protect it. it has strength to it and then you smack a little putty over top of it. >> and what's great about this putty here and it makes it easy for anybody, it goes on pink but when it's dry it's 100% white. so it's able to be sanded. you don't have to guess and get your sandpaper all full of putty. so it's really good for anybody to use. >> and smooth it out so it's not sticking through the holes. >> yep. you need something like this. sand it probably twice. >> right. get a little sand paper. >> you're ready to go. >> and you have to do >> and deck over is a great

prublgt product. this has a couple of key features to it. first of all as decks get old, this will if anything in the cracks up to a quarter inch thick. this has an anti slip grip to it. think about the decks without traction. >> this isn't thin like paint. >> no. you can put it right there. this will give you 75 square feet with two coats. >> and you paint over this? >> no. this is a lighter color. a lot of people like this as a shore deck. when this dries, it will look like a beach warm. >> can can i ask you a question. you usually have to stain the the deck every few years. with this how often do you have to paint it? >> you go over it if need be. my dad did it five years ago and never had to patch it up. huge selection color to go with it. and you normally roll it on. use a quarter-inch thick roller.

s goes on nice and thick. >> it works on concrete. it can go upright. which is a great thing. >> you can use this brush on your deck. it will take you three months. >> right. >> thanks tom. thanks home depot. etcha-sketch artist. can he finish in time? the big reveal is coming up next. usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. and it was just easy. usaa, they just really make sure that you're well taken care of. usaa car buying service. powered by truecar. save money zero hassle.

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>> there you are. >> this is the "fox & friends" -- how long did this take you >> about 15 minutes. >> incredibly you got the curves right there in the o. it's amazing. >> thank you. >> i could do this if it was all block letters and no curves. >> you want to shake it up and give it a try. >> there's a lot of straight edges. take a look one more time at the anchors. we want some more face time. >> anna want as close up of hers. >> you got us really well. this was pretty perfect. >> how did you do the hair >> can you add some of leland's hair to mine. >> i'll give you the gray hair as well too. >> tomorrow new jersey governor chris christie is going to be here on the show. also have the top family friendly cars four to buy and also a warning, the info you should never ever share online. >> don't share anything online you'll be just fine. >> good luck with that.

>> logon to after the show foxandfriends.com. we have people in the crowd who have some very interesting opinions about donald trump. >> shocking. who would have thought. >> "fox & friends," bye everybody. >> have a great sunday. good morning. a nuclear deal with iran could come today. hi everyone i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." word of this deal coming even as iran's leader is calling the united states a quote excellent example of arrogance. the chairman of the house oversight, jason chaffetz is with me this morning. then immigration, the hot topic issue taking over the 2016 campaign trail. also rick perry, here how he plans to secure the borders. then the