birthday. the bad, two men rip out a atm bank used a backhoe. police catch with up with them shortly. and a space hits a wall not very good. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. good monday morning to you, it's july 13th. i'm ainsley earhardt. i'm filling in for elisabeth this morning. one of the world aes most dangerous drug king pins is on the run, the man they call the owesama bin laden from many mexico escaped from prison. why most people are saying at least it had to be an inside job. >> now he's on the outside. while donald trump dominates the 2016 race scott walker gets ready to jump in today. the wisconsin governor making his push for the oval office.

we have a preview of his big announcement straight ahead, ed henry. and the winner is -- >> oklahoma! >> the new misusa just crowned, but another pagent queen is making headlines for her pro america comment. mornings are way better with steve doocy. ♪ ♪ if you are riding that highway all summer long you need one of the best family friendly cars in america and we've got five of them and you know what ainsley earhardt is going to need one of those, because she's hosting for two

today. >> i'm in the market to buy a family friendly car. >> that's very nice. >> one, two, three, four. >> it's great to see you. >> i was in ireland for a week. i'm glad you are wearing the green. >> when did you fly back? >> i flew back saturday i guess it was. a little jet lagged but it's great to be here and i flew into new york yesterday. >> we'll start with the fox news alert and one of the most notorious criminals in the world has -- it looks like he was sprung from jail because we're talking about joaquin guzman also known as el chapo which is mexican, spanish for shorty because he's only 5' 5". that's the tunnel. okay. he had some help. as it turns out that tunnel terminated right under his shower and he popped a hatch, went down that rode through on

a motorcycle and next thing you know he is gone. >> why did the most notorious drug kingpin have his own shower unsupervised? >> it was actually in his cell. he was in the shower for two minutes. they go in to check his cell. they find out he's gone through this long tunnel. it's more than a mile long which makes a lot of people believe he had some help from the outside world. you have to remember this guy is a boild -- billionaire. the tunnel is five-feet tall. >> it sounds like somebody rigged a motorcycle to run on a track, so ladies and gentlemen, here you've got one of the richest men in the world worth over $1 billion from his notorious drug cartel. he is the head of the sinaloa

cartel. referred to as the bin laden of mexico. previously escaped from prison in 2001. considered responsible for the deaths of 34,000 people. >> look at the rap sheet. faces indictments for drug trafficking, murder in seven u.s. courts named public enemy number one in chicago. this is someone who has been pouring drugs on to our streets. not just mexican streets, and trying to poison our children. he broke out of prison several years ago. they put him back in. the mexican government insisted we got it this time and now he's out on the streets and that's why donald trump is saying -- >> which is our concern. donald trump is saying a lot about this. he was speaking at had immigration rally in phoenix and l.a. and vegas and he also had these tweets he posted on line. he said mexico's biggest drug lord escapes from jail. unbelievable corruption and usa is paying the price. i told you so. >> another tweet says the u.s. will invite el chapo the mexican

drug lord who just escaped from prison to become a u.s. dozen because our leaders can't say no. >> one of the things he suggested maybe we should cut off aid to mexico if they can't keep the bad guys in jail who we want in our jail. we have given mexico $3 billion in jail. we probably should have had that guy here. >> yeah and that's part of the trump speech that's caused all this controversy because he's been vindicated basically he was saying the mexican government is sending us their worst. he's taken a lot of heat for that. this is an example whereas you were suggesting before it looks like it was an inside job. the mexican government did not keep the world's largest drug kingpin in jail. he's gotten out twice now. >> he's responsible for so many of the drug here in the united states. that's the concern. he's responsible for heroin cocaine, marijuana.

he learned to sell marijuana with his own father he's been doing this his entire life. >> family business. the cartel that he operates -- he's obviously been operating it from prison. they kparned -- partnered with the colombian producers and they seized control for the drug distribution system for the world. this guy controls all the marijuana, heroin cocaine for the united states for europe and for australia as well. and for donald trump to say look i told you so that is probably why thousands of people showed up at his rally over the weekend because he has touched a chord because so many people have felt that the southern border is wide open. people are coming and going. >> phoenix people and arizona feel it particularly. >> he was talking about the criminal element. you can see it right there. it was interesting carly fiorina

was on tv over the weekend and she said the nerve, donald trump has tapped into it. >> people are angry that a common sense thing like securing the border and ending sanctuary cities is common sense. people are also angry of a professional political class of both parties that talks a good game but nothing really changes. >> isn't it interesting how after donald trump's comments lindsey graham and others saying they are not happy with the tone but you see carly fiorina and others are saying he's on to something and he's tapping into anger. they are starting to shift their own tone and say, well, maybe he

has a point. >> you have hillary clinton that spoke and i think you were at that rally and the overflow crowd was empty. there was no one there. and you got donald trump getting 15,000 people at his rally. trump was on twitter last night, saying look there were 5,000 or so inside and then there were thousands as you say waiting outside in the phoenix sun and the officials according to trump didn't want people to wait out in the heat so they brought them in and broke the fire code and it was actually more than 5,000, but the officials couldn't say it was more than 5,000, they could have gotten in trouble. what's the real story? we don't know today. >> all we do know is some observers of the size of crowds such as yourself have said that this crowd in phoenix. >> pretty large. >> larger than anybody's crowd. >> bernie sanders on the left has gotten 8, 10,000 i have not been at those rallies. >> both of these guys are colorful not afraid to say what they think. >> he's right.

it's interesting scott walker coming in from the right, yet another presidential candidate. >> that's what we're going to now. the republican field is getting more crowded today. republican scott walker expected to announce his candidacy. >> hillary clinton is planning a big speech of her own. >> we have a look at what we can expect. the clinton campaign has been looking into a rearview mirror a little bit more frequently with vermont senator bernie sanders continuing to nip at her heels. she's going to deliver a major economic speech. she is reportedly going to tout the job-growing records of two presidents before her, her husband and barack obama and in a bone that is thrown to unions she will criticize what she calls the sharing economy, companies like uber which create

jobs and innovation but don't offer employees benefits. she will go after quarterly capitalism hard working americans deserve to benefit from the record corporate earnings they helped produce, so i will propose ways to encourage companies to share profits with their employees. and then as you alluded to on the gop side wisconsin governor scott walker will make his long-anticipated former entrance into the crowded gop field. his announcement at 6:00 p.m. eastern time will make him the 17th candidate in a field where they are increasingly find themselves you don't say -- jostling for air time. twitter said the misfire may not have been the fault of the walker campaign but it was quickly deleted.

busy day on top. i have a feeling we'll see that same tweet we saw on friday. >> we're going to talk chris christie is going to be on the couch this morning. 7:30 eastern time. he's on the presidential field. he's trying to get a little bit higher in the polls. we'll ask him about donald trump. first we'll talk to our friend heather. >> ed welcome back to town. good morning to you. 11 minutes after the hour the search for a missing mother of five is growing more desperate by the day. crystal rogers is her name. she disappeared july 3rd her boyfriend the last person to have seen her and he is claiming his innocence. crystal's mother though says her daughter would never just disappear on her own and that she was likely taken. listen to this. >> 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. >> much more coming up on "fox & friends" at 7:15 eastern

time when crystal rogers' mother and sister join us. the connecticut woman sent flying through the air by this mystery blast at a rhode island beach is now speaking out for the first time. >> the last thing i remember was reading my book and we watched a gentleman get ready to go scuba diving. he was putting on his scuba diving gear and that's the last thing i remember. >> that is 60-year-old kathleen dannis she now at home recovering from a concussion two broken ribs and bruises. that blast baffling officials there. they found no evidence of explosive devices or gas lines at that beach. what on earth happened? coming up, we'll have a report from salty brine beach on that investigation. and fox news alert, greece and eurozone creditors coming to an agreement that saves greece from economic disaster. the new bailout, international

creditors will keep an eye on greece there. the country will not leave the euro after all. we have a lot going on today. 13 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, our top story, the hunt for one of mexico's most wanted certainly the world's top drug lord is sprung was mexico complicit in his escape. a retired agent joins us next with his perspective. and heart-warming moment that this baby sees her parents clearly for the very first time. >> that is adorable. ♪ ♪

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areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb hepatitis b, are prone to infections or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, remission is possible. >> in a fox news alert at this hour. a frantic manhunt under way for one of mexico's top drug lords who just escaped from prison not once but for the second time. the big question of course is how in the world this happened? our next guest might know. 60 miles of border. retired u.s. customs special agent, terry kirkpatrick. thank you for joining us. i want to ask you straight up how in the world did this happen? >> without a doubt, ed this is

corruption in mexico at the highest levels. you can bet that probably the prison warden prison guards were aware of it. i mean obviously, you can hear jack hammers digging under prison walls, and i'm sure when he escaped, they probably had guards on the outside and federal police that escorted him from the abandoned house to wherever he wanted to go at that point in mexico city. >> you add some important context when you say that the drug trade in mexico has created more millionaires than any dot-com boom. talk about that. >> well, it has. i mean billions and billions of dollars and not just from el chapo's group, but there's about 120 little splinter cartels operating in mexico at this time and all of those people are millionaires and have the people working for them are

millionaires money is just rampant down there. when they do raids, they don't a closetful, they find entire rooms stacked to the ceiling. >> donald trump running for the presidential nomination has taken a lot of heat but he's saying we should have cut off u.s. aid to mexico u.s. taxpayers giving mexico money a long time ago. what say you? >> i would almost agree with him, from doing this business for over 35 years, every year since i can remember for the last 30 years, we've given them it 200 million to 400 million dollars to fight drugs and they haven't utilized a dime of that. most of the monies get pilfered oft by the high officials and put in their pockets. they are not spending it to fight drugs. >> thanks for bringing your perspective. a lot of tough questions ahead for the mexican government and

also the american government in that aid that's going to mexico. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you, ed. coming up the new ms. usa just crowned but another pagent queen making headlines for her pro-america comment what she said that has the internet buzzing all 0 morning. getting ready to go on a big vacation and brag about it on line. up next kurt the cyber guy is here with the top five things you should never ever share on the web. there he is. ♪ ♪

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good morning, again. some quick headlines. a desperate search at this hour for a plane that vanished over the mountains in washington

state. leland and sharon bowman were flying with their step granddaughter. the plane never arrived. authorities are sending air support to search. today could mark the end of the iranian nuclear negotiations the deal expected to be announced and imposes long term limits. in return, iran would get billions of dollars in sanctions relief. we all know the obvious things that you are not supposed to post on line. credit cards numbers, embarrassing photos but there are some not so obvious things that could put you and your family at risk. >> here with whatnot to post is kurt the cyber guy. one of the things about the internet we love to share everything with everybody on facebook and twitter. stop. just stop. >> we forget because we want to be -- we want to be connected to our friends. we want to upload what's going on in our lives and what i just did is i looked through what's

going on with my friends and i just went mmm, this actually is out of hand. i have to let them know. why not let my friends know here? good morning to you. number one on the list here. i mean this is a given. your home address. don't give it out. don't say that oh, my gosh my flowers look so beautiful right here at my address with the number -- with the geo tag on it as well and we'll show you how to get rid of that the geotag as well. my friends just scored amazing concert tickets. >> taylor swift. >> i was going to say rascal flats. and they are so happy about it they go and take a shot of those concert tickets. look what we've got! guess what. ic now print those same tickets off of their facebook feed because there's a bar code on it and i can make my own bar code print out, walk up and i've got their seats. >> and they know where you are at all times and they know you

are not at home. >> right. bingo. next one. >> i was going to say team mascots. >> you are asked to answer all kinds of security questions, right, where were you born. all of these things you might want to come up with a fictitious idea why because none of this information is secure anymore. i think it's now been proved that this information gets out one way or another, so when you talk about your high school mascot that's also identifiable exactly where you are from it's also gets someone to get more information from the high school. >> what's your advice about new video games

are. you are the good guy. you paid for it suddenly it's not working. this is aim particularly much at ed henry. ed has been in ireland and he's posting all these pictures of island. >> the bigger brag the bigger the trouble. >> by now it's cleaned up. here's the deal. when you have this amazing vacation let me ask you this one simple question which sounds more attractive to a crook. oh my god, message to my sister thank you so much for agreeing to take care of the kids we're away for our two-week vacation. finally we can go this friday. thank you, sis. or -- hey, i'm off in ireland. >> you made a big mistake.

>> i did? >> what did i do now? ♪ ♪ >> i understand that. >> i saw everything. >> i saw everything. >> you went to my house? >> i didn't need to. >> the bad guys could. >> did you have someone at your house watching? >> at our website fox and friends.com, you'll find a list there, you will also find how to disable the geolocations on your photos. we'll show you. it's easy. coming up remember these teenagers from the united kingdom who ran off to go and join isis. a major update on one of those school girls turned jihadi next. and he may have helped a black man in the book "to kill a mockingbird "now we're learning atticus finch is a racist in the new novel. why the revision now? >> first, happy birthday

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isis. the 16-year-old fled her home in london in february along with two other girls. well a hefty author for grieving family eric garner has been rejected. she wants to sue the city for $57 million. that lawsuit expected to be filed on friday. that marks one year since eric garner died. he went into cardiac arrest in police custody after he was put in a choke hold when he was arrested on the streets of new york. the miss usa winner is -- >> oklahoma! >> that is 26-year-old olivia jordan. she wins the miss usa competition in baton rouge, louisiana. the co-owner donald trump. it was moved on to reelsz

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created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. atticus finch is the iconic character of harper lee's classic novel, "to kill a mockingbird." >> you never understand a person until you consider his point of view. >> the southern lawyer portrayed in the film and the book has been praised by american presidents. >> "to kill a mockingbird" still touches and inspires every reader even after it was put to

film the character of atticus finch was considered the greatest of all time. >> for many we will be atticus frinch the alabama lawyer who stirred a conscience of a nation. >> the harper lee follow-up is "go set a watchman". it's revealed that he is not a hero at all but he's a racist so why the revisionist literature. joining us right now is the executive director of the black sphere and race pimping. i don't get it. to kill a mockingbird, one of greatest movies and books of all time and now we've got this version which apparently she wrote first, according to stories that i read. she wrote that first and the

publisher said it's good how about if you actually started 20 or 30 years earlier. why would she had put this out now? >> if you don't get it steve, you need to go to racial rehab, my friend. the idea of taking this iconic character and you've played a couple of clips what presidents have said about him and do what i call revisionist literature this is revisionist fiction, it isn't even real and make him into a villain, the underlying meaning is what a what a white guy, trying to do something for a black man, he's still got a underlying racism. the daughter goes off to college and comes back to discover that

her dad is a racist or you know and that's what's so sad about this. it's almost as if they want to bring it into the fore front and take this guy who has become an iconic hero of the civil rights movement and it fits the political narrative today. >> people wanted her to write another book for decades and now instead of writing another book she's putting this out which was the book she wrote before kill a mockingbird and people are going hmm, this changes everything. >> you got to look at because this preceded "kill a mockingbird "i don't believe it was finished. she obviously finished it and i don't know the timeline but to finish it in this way after america has again come to love atticuc finch. if you read the novel, it's one thing, but to see gregory peck

play it, there's nothing racist about gregory peck in the movie, he ostracized the black man he's trying to protect. to do this is kind of strange. it really is. >> we've all seen the movie a million times. we all had to read the book growing up and now to think that 20 or 30 years later, atticus finch was a racist when he got older, it was like wow, what happened to him. >> that's not the way it happens. i mean there are many stories of people who started out thinking a particular way about people and they changed over time and generally, you find that he would soften over time but i think it's a statement of our times that she would do something like this and the only way we're going to find out about this obviously is if somebody interviews her. to do it at 89 years old, i know they say it's going to be this cataclysmic thinking about it.

it isn't. i think it's a state of the times. >> kevin jackson, thank for joining us today for from st. louis. 11 minutes before the top of hour on this monday. coming up, a desperate search for a missing mother of five. does her boyfriend know more than he's letting on. the missing woman's mother and sister are questioning his story. they join us live next hour to tell us why. and planning a big get away this summer we got the cars. the best family friendly vehicles with the most cup holders coming up. ♪ ♪ >> election 2016 so many candidates so many issues so many questions. who are the front runners and who could upset the pack.

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whether you're using it for summer road trip or to get the kids to soccer practice all parents know you must have a car to cart your family around everyone safe. best family-friendly vehicles jamie kitman. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> i love all the cup holders. two in the front, three in the back. >> this is probably the best minivan that we know. can seat up to eight people. a lot of families will appreciate that it has a vacuum cleaner built into it. >> that's wonderful. this is called the honda

odyssey. it goes for about $45,000? >> it's true. it sounds expensive but that's what they cost nowa day. >> seats eight people and lots of cup holders, a woman's favorite. you hear that a lot? women like the cup holders? >> everybody likes the cup holders. >> volkswagen golf. why golf? is it good for golfers? >> it's named after a trade wind german thing. there's a variety of golfs. they seat five people. all very economical. this is an electric one called an e-golf. they start at $18,000 for a gasoline one and run all the way to $35,000 for this one. there's a tax credit. great city call for a smaller family. >> and very affordable. next one, mazda 6 manroni? >> it's not called the manroni.

it's the mazda 6 m. it's great to drive. very spacious. pretty handsome we think, too. >> i like the screen up here. >> it has all of the telematic functions, infotainment that you want. these range from $23,000 to $35,000 or so. this one is loaded up so call it 35. >> volvos are very safe car zpls that's your reputation. indeed they are. mid to large-sized suv seats eight people. and the interior design is really something special. it's also surprisingly economical. >> you said the minivan seats eight. this has a third seat. >> third row seat yeah. rear seat isn't as big as you might like. other than that it's great and would be great for kids. >> it's beautiful. and then lastly, we have the ford f-150, very safe car for 50s.

>> safe car. big car. if parking in the city is an issue for you, we might not recommend it. other than that it's a very safe and more fuel efficient than they used to be. it's made out of all aluminum now. it's a lovely truck. we recommend it. >> this is beautiful. i love this. it has a little step. >> that comes out when you open the door. >> make it is easier to get in and out of a truck these days. love the backseat too. thanks for being with us. we'll toss it back inside to steve and ed. >> all right. thank you very much. now we know. >> that's great. coming up on this monday donald's trump answer to the immigration problem? send home illegals and build a fence. does chris christie agree with that? the new jersey governor and presidential hopeful here in about 30 minutes. then a kansas cop catches a woman shoplifting. instead of sending her to jail he does something that is absolutely incredible. >> me and my daughter we

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good morning to you and your family. it's monday july 13th. i'm filling in for elisabeth this morning. this drug kingpin on the run now after escaping a maximum security prison. this morning why everyone is saying it was an inside job and why donald trump is saying i told you so. >> donald trump might not be the leading guy in the polls for long. wisconsin governor scott walker set to jump in the presidential race today. preview of his big announce sbmt what to expect. >> a problem that has plagued men for generations. this morning, a secret to a happy wife finally revealed.

and the answer is a new dishwasher. >> come on. >> it's true. >> heather is laughing. >> it will all make sense to you. stick around. live from new york city. this is "fox & friends." ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> trade up 6th avenue to central park fare go left and you hit new jersey. the governor of the great state of new jersey chris christie will be joining us shortly. e-mail us tweet us facebook us. we will ask him one or two of your questions straight ahead on this special monday. i say special because we have ainsley earhardt in for

elisabeth and ed henry. now ed wants to pick the music. >> look i'm going to be here all week. you're stuck with me. >> you know what? bruce springsteen if, you're watching right now -- why wouldn't you be -- come visit us on friday. >> so good. >> ed wants bruce. >> doing audio here forever. he's ready. good job. >> thank you for joining us on this monday. if you missed the news yesterday a big fox news alert. absolutely one of the world's most wanted men, who had been incarcerate in supposedly a high security prison in mexico it looks like an inside job, folks. but that guy is now on the outside. and people are worried. >> despite all these assurances keep a close eye on him. was the mexican government complicit? shouldn't he also have been in a u.s. prison?

el chapo faces indictments in at least seven -- that's right, seven american federal courts on various charges including murder part of running, obviously the boss of this sinaloa cartel the osama bin laden of mechanics koechlt previously escape friday prison in 2001. the second time he has gotten out. considered responsible for the deaths of 35,000 people. >> unbelievable. and supplying drugs for people all over the world. that's the big concern here. faces indictments for drug trafficking and murder in seven u.s. courts named public enemy number one in the city of chicago. >> how crazy is that? of course this guy is down in mexico essentially obtained folk folklore status because of escaping last time. this time somehow there was a one-mile tunnel that led directly to the space underneath this guy's shower. >> there's a motorcycle.

>> and a track. and that tunnel was five-feet tall. basically he could have walked out. got on this motorcycle and skipped himself out. someone was helping on the outside. this is a billionaire guy. >> or on the inside. >> this is a kingpin. or on the inside. the first time he escaped prison there was help from 13 different workers and he was on the run for 13 years. >> we've given $3 billion of u.s. taxpayer dollars in aid to mexico. >> here is the thing. as we learned in the last jail break in dannemora, the facility in upstate new york those guys had help on the inside. 50 people at this particular prison they've talked to already. it looks dirty. think about all the money it guy has got. number one drug kingpin for the entire planet. essentially his cartel provides

all of the coke marijuana and heroin in the united states europe. and the country of australia. all the way over there. donald trump tweeting about this saying i told you so. mexico's biggest drug lord escapes from jail. unbelievable corruption, donald trump says, and u.s.a. is paying the price. i told you so. >> the u.s. will invite el chapo, the mexican drug lord who just escaped prison to become a u.s. citizen because our leaders can't say no. >> we can't say no to u.s. aid to mexico. since 2009 we have provided $3 billion in aid to mexico. ed henry was talking to a guy who is an expert at this about 45 minutes ago. he said we should have cut off -- >> years ago. >> 40 years ago. >> yeah. interesting. nonpartisan expert quoted in "the new york times" saying about this whole deal it's shocking embarrassing huge blow. almost everything under the sun. it's almost mexico's worst

nightmare. right across the border from america. >> sure. >> a lot of people are concerned about this. we're not going to give you money. we're not going to continue to aid your government. we're giving you $3 billion and you can't keep your drug lords on your side of the border. meanwhile they're supplying cocaine and heroin for our country. >> trump has been dominating the race for a couple of weeks but scott walker is jumping in. he will become the 15th republican. >> maybe 16 17. >> 17-ish. many have brought up the fact that he did not graduate college. does it matter? that's the big question. >> frank lutz had some voters on that. >> did a sbanl asked them if a college degree -- he dropped out when he was a senior in college to take a good job. does a college degree matter? here is frank and the panel. >> raise your hand if it bothers you that he didn't graduate from college. two people. three.

why? >> education is important. the day you were born, you have like -- you have kindergarten fifth grade. it's ghoulish high school. you go to college and you get a degree and then you get to your so-called job. if scott walker didn't get his education, he would probably be like -- >> he went to college. he just didn't graduate from college. one semester away. that disqualifies him? >> for me especially being the only person in my african-american family to go to college, it was my american dream. the american dream doesn't look the same way for everybody. >> you look at the level of achievement, the fact that he was able to achieve as much as he did without the academic resume speaks volumes to what he's capable of doing. >> what do you think? does it matter to you that he did not graduate from college? went to college, didn't graduate. you could e-mail us. you could also -- >> tweet us. >> tweet us. face book us as well.

scott walker is leading in iowa from a nearby state. a lot of republicans feel he is a contender. they look at him and he is a winner. >> i thought what that woman said there at the end about the american dream is different for different people. >> he almost finished. he had one semester left to finish. let's head over to heather. she has the headlines for us. >> breaking news coming in from france once again. massive manhunt under way at this hour for a brigade. that's what they're calling it of gunman who stormed a clothing store in paris. 18 employees were taken hostage in the store. called pry mark. gunmen burst into that store, guns ablazing elaborate robbery attempt. 18 people have been safely evacuating out of that area. france has been on high alert since 11 people were murdered by islamic terrorists at the charlie hebdo headquarters in

december. coming to an agreement overnight, saving greece from financial disaster. the new bailout comes in exchange for deep economic reforms and cuts. international creditors will keep close eye on the government saying markets around the world reacting mostly positively this morning. connecticut woman sent flying through the air by a mysterious blast at a rhode island beach has now been released by the listen. >> last thing i remember was reading my book and we watched a gentleman get ready to go scuba diving. he was putting on his scuba diving gear. that's the last thing i remember. >> that is 60-year-old kathleen denis. she suffered a concussion two broken rbs and there's reports she had a pound of sand in her nose and ears? not sure how that's possible but

nevertheless. the blast is baffling officials after they found no explosives or gas lines. first day on the job for prince william. duke of cambridge is now an air ambulance pilot, responsible for flying patients suffering medical emergencies to hospitals to get treatment. he previously worked as a search and rescue pilot. he is donating his salary from his new job to charity. those are the headlines. >> thank you very much. >> that's nice that he has that great job. there is a real good chance that he and kate argue about something and bosch, the big manufacturer of dishwashers, say 40 40% of the couples in the world fight about how the dishwasher is loaded. >>y think william and kate are fighting over that though. >> let's hope. my wife is always second guessing how i stack things. just because i put the knives

pointing up -- just kidding. i don't do that. >> some men do that. >> you're supposed to have the plates and the bowls and i might put the bowls in the middle instead of on the end. >> you're not very org buddy your wife is very organized. >> why are you taking my wife's side of this? >> because i know your wife. she's right. sometimes if she's not looking i have been known to rearrange thing. >> wait a second. >> oh, you're the reorganizer? >> yeah. there's some secrets here. it's like how did -- is there a right way and wrong way to do it? as it turns out, yes. >> yes, there is. >> we have some points here. you should load the plates in a circular pattern. usually the cutlerry basket in the middle on the bottom. do it around that. dishes with protein, like egg, go closer to the edges around the outside and don't rinse beforehand. just scrape the food off. >> huh? >> i don't do that. i get them spotless before i get

them in the dishwasher. >> glass and plastic on top and never cast iron or nonstick pans. >> knives, do you point them up or down? >> point them down. we've been through that. >> you do. what about forks and spoins? >> people like to put them up because they like them to be sterilized. >> basically the organizers are right. so you're saying my wife's right and you're right. i find it interesting that you're right. >> i am referring to the owner's manual. >> right, my owner's manual. >> if you're a man and you're actually loading the dishwasher props to you. i don't want any dishwasher notice dishwasher. i'll rearrange it later. my husband is very good about this. we've had many arguments about this. >> just got a text from shirley. >> i'm in trouble now. >> finish your e-mail. how do you handle the dishwasher you and your spouse?

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this. >> you can see her picture there. this is crystal rogers. she vanished last week. cops found her car abandoned with her purse and cell phone inside leading family and friends to suspect foul play. crystal's mother sherry, and her sister brooke ballard, they're joining us this morning. good morning to both of you. i'm so sorry for what you're going through. i know this is just devastating. i couldn't even imagine. how are you dealing with this? sherry i'll start with you. >> it's very exhausting. it's just very hard to deal with. we're taking it day by day is all we can do to get through it. >> brooke i know you looked up to her. she is she was or is your older sister. i know you've said in the past this you don't trust her boyfriend, this live-in boyfriend. he was the last person to see her. he went to bed early.

he woke up and she wasn't in the house. why don't you trust that story? >> i don't believe that -- if somebody wakes up in my house, i'll hear them. his baby was awake. why would you leave with him in bed and the baby still awake? she wouldn't have left the baby anyways, but -- >> what was her relationship like? did she trust him? what was the relationship like? >> no she did not trust him at times. he has brought other women into the picture. like i've said before. so you know questions were asked about where he was, what he was doing, who he was talking with. >> all right. i know that he did take a polygraph test. the results were inconclusive. they searched the property that his mother owns. why do you think that they searched that property sherry? >> i feel they searched the property because what he is

explaining to us the situation that happened just -- i just feel like that's not what happened. whether he really knows anything about it i'm not totally sure. it just doesn't make sense to us. so i think they're searching that property just to rule out everything. i just feel like my daughter did not get in that car and drive that car herself on that bg. >> what would you like to say to her if she is watching somewhere this morning? >> that we love her, we miss her and we are doing everything we can to find her. >> sherry brooke we are remembering her in our prayers and thoughts this morning. we continue to follow this story and hopefully someone watching will have information that will lead to your daughter. thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> thanks. coming up donald trump,

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search and rescue pilot to become a second grade teacher. his inspiring story, one of many you're going to see on the 74 new online newsroom dedicated to covering educational news. award winning journalist joins us here on the curvy couch, kendall brown. >> my first time on. i'm a little nervous. "fox & friends."

>> love this guy's story. >> those are the kind of story weiss need to tell. there are people who are courageous doing heroic things working at a charter school in newark having been on coast guard search and rescue helicopter pilot and he talks about how this is the most challenging thing he has ever done and the most rewarding thing he has ever done. those are the people who inspire us to believe that we can make public education better. >> these are the types of stories we can expect to see on your show. >> absolutely, yes. we want to highlight the heros and people doing extraordinary work. we also have to challenge the system. the entire education establishment in this country. it is broken. i don't think there's any question about that. a lot of people aren't being held accountable. >> you believe unions need to be held accountable? >> the teachers' unions the bureaucracy, the government bureaucracy that surrounds it. it's the testing companies. it's one monopoly. and parents and children obviously are not having a voice

in this debate. and these are massive special interests that have enormous power in this country. >> you want to bring that voice by holding candidate forums in this presidential race. talk about how you can make this front and center in 2016. >> i'm curious to see if you agree with me. this presidential campaign in particular, because of a number of issues. you have jeb bush one of the leading republican candidates. this is a passion for him. he talks about education for years. debate going on among republican candidates around common core. hillary clinton is just endorsed by one of the teachers' unions yesterday who, because of bernie sanders, kind of catching fire right now, has been pulled to the left. you don't know where she's going to end up on this. >> i think we do know where she'll end up. come on campbell. >> she was an education reformer back in the day.

will she continue on the path that president obama, love him or hate him, has been progressive in embracing charter schools or move us in a different direction? it has a potential to be part of the debate in a way it hasn't before. >> it impacts 74 million american children. that's where the 74 comes from. >> exactly. >> in our green room right now is chris christie. in my home state of new jersey nobody has taken on the teachers unions like chris christie. >> great issue for him and all of these candidates in the campaign. if you believe education is a catalyst for social mobility in this country, in a campaign where we're talking about income inequality and how we deal with an economy in transition when you look at globalization and automation and what they're doing, these candidates should be talking about education reform every single day. >> they talk about income inequality but not education inequality. a lot of kids don't get to go to good school. >> these issues go together.

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it's 32 minutes after the hour. chris christie will be on our couch after we hear about the headlines. >> good morning. officer ambush outside of chicago. 24-year-old man opening fire on police surround responding to a call about his mother have

shortness of breath. officers fired several shots back. the gunman and a 60-year-old man were killed. three people shooter's mother and two police officers were hurt. developing story. we're just getting information in about this. we'll bring more to you as we get it out of river forest illinois. courtney best was outside the corpus christi pizza shop where she works when she spotted a car that matched an amber alert she read about on her phone for this missing 7-year-old. a man stepped out of that car with a child and she became suspicious. >> the man was looking at me. i was the only person out here with the little boy, who looked scared. i was like no that's not him. >> check of the license plates proved that it was, in fact the man. the cell phone video shows the moment the little boy was rescued. thank goodness for that. fellow racer dale earnhardt

jr. listen to this. >> 88 [ bleep ] did he hit me [ bleep ]? >> oh, yeah. he said he didn't have any brakes. we'll see. >> go [ bleep ] yourself. i mean really? >> okay. 60 laps remaining. earnhardt accidentally bumps the back of patrick's car, sending her into a wall. apparently having some sort of braking troubles and said he shouldn't have been driving that hard or close to patrick. she gave him a little tap of their own as they pulled into pits for repairs. drivers will meet again this weekend in new hampshire. who do you call to save your morning talk show when it's in a major nose dive? sherri shepherd formerly of "the view," former host of that show is set to make a triumphant return this fall. she will be joining the ladies twice a week. shepherd appeared on the show for the first time in two years back in may and impressed executives.

the fans love her. they're bringing her back to try to save that show. we love her, too. happy for the success for her. >> she has a following. officer buys diapers for a homeless mother caught shoplifting. >> she ran out of diapers for her 2-year-old twins and in desperation tried stealing more from a walmart but was caught. the officer used his own money to buy the family baby supplies even letting the children pick out new shoes. >> me and my daughter were instantly crying. it was really nice for him to do. he didn't have to do that. he could have taken me to jail. >> no kidding. >> the community is rallying to get sarah and her family back on their feet. joining us now is that hero police officer, mark ingrivelli. good morning. good to see you.

tell us how this all went down. >> good morning. thanks for having me. received a call to a walmart. obviously an adult female in custody for shoplifting and juvenile female. and obviously when i got there it turned out to be something completely different. >> it was different. you got there. there was sarah with her six children. describe the condition of the children and her condition. >> it was a desperate state, obviously. the children didn't have shoes on. their feet were dirty. everyone was crying. they obviously thought their mother was going to jail. and on table were diapers and everything the necessities that you would need to take care of a child. it was just very sad to see. >> what move edd you, mark? why did you do this? >> i'm a father of two. what moved me was basically just the heart that she had the will to survive. obviously she was in a desperate position. obviously, i don't condone her actions but i think her heart was in the right spot.

it obviously touched mine and everyone else's to see she was suffering like that. >> i read her husband passed away and she was, at times, sleeping in her car with all of these children. >> and all the stuff got stolen from the car. >> exactly. so many people watching. we all read the story. we want to help. how can we help? >> obviously, locally or nationally donations can be made to the sarah robinson donation fund. that's going to be at any local mission bank in the kansas state and missouri area. >> sure. >> the one we use locally is obviously 5115 -- >> we're going to link that to the fox & friends website. we have a special guest here who knows you and wants to thank you. governor chris christie sir. >> jersey guy. officer, thank you for what you've done for this family and thank you for showing the heart of people who come from new

jersey. >> well thank you mr. christie. i assure that you would have done the same thing. >> thanks. >> good new sthas it sounds like sarah robinson also just got a new job. answering phones for a law attorney. >> thank you, officer. you are a hero. >> have a great day. look who's here. chris christie. >> how are you? >> how is it going? how is your run for president? >> so far, so good. launched a week or so ago. 14 events in five days. woof had a good start. >> what do people in new hampshire -- number one thing they want to ask you about. if you're president what can you fix for them? >> a few things. first, terrorism. there's a lot of concern about terrorism in new hampshire and questions about isis and the state of our foreign affairs around the world. they're very concerned about that. they're also concerned about

education education. every one of them talks about high student debt that kids are coming out of school with the way it's affecting their lives and their families' lives. >> terror and largest state sponsor of terror iran we may be hours away from an announcement about a nuclear deal. hillary clinton started the ball rolling on this deal and the outreach to iran. what are your concerns about the deal as we see it on the table right now? >> listen. if some of the reports are true that we can no longer do surprise inspections, if some of the reports about our inability to verify these things it's an awful deal. it's been out lined now. we'll have to see specifically what they've done in the past few days but my inclination is this president wouldn't buy a car this way. he should have walked way from the table. sanctions have worked to bring iran to the table. the result is not what you want. you do not want iran having a nuclear weapon. >> you're right about that. this is one of those legacy

things. there's a list. i have to check that. >> i understand. the last 18 months of this presidency is about the two ls, legacy and library. >> right. >> that's what the president is really concerned about. two types of legacies you know. a successful one and a failed one. i think you would rather stay away from a failed legacy. this iranian deal looks like it could be a failed legacy. >> donald trump has been in the news and has been saying we've got to do a lot more about immigration. setting the wrong tone for the party. where do you stand? >> we talked about this over and over again. we should be talking about all the significant problem weiss have in this country, like entitlement reform. we should be talking about education reform and not continually talking about all this stuff. enough. we've answered the question. >> did he send the wrong signal or not? you said you would be all about straight talk. >> this would be the 15g9 time i've answered now. the comments were inappropriate.

donald is a friend. i've known him for 13 years. i like him personally. his comments were inappropriate. that was the 15th time i've said it. it will be the last time i say t really nobody in the real world asks me about this. nobody. every tiechl i get on a media show all anybody wants to talk about is donald trump. education, debt and the real problem that families are having these days sending their kids to college and affording it. they're talking about the fact that we spend 71% of the budget or entitlements and debt. that's a whole different topic. if you want to talk about what we need to do to address the immigration system. that's not what i get asked. i get asked about donald trump's comments. it has nothing to do with immigration and how we deal with immigration. a few things first, we have to secure the border.

we need to use human intelligence electronic intelligence. we need to use e-verify. these folks are coming here to work. if we have employers in the united states following the law and saying we're not going to hire these folks and there will be significant penalties for those who do you would have a lot less immigration across the border. >> what do you do to clean up the sanctuary cities? and what have you done as governor when you have it in your own state? >> there's nothing you can do if a city wants to do that. that's why we need an overall federal fix of the problem. those people should be arrested dealt with and deported if they commit crime. >> will you stick around? >> absolutely. >> hilary scott walker and we have a question about your wife. >> from my wife? she didn't ask me before i left this morning. >> that's coming up in a moment.

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thank you. >> i wish i could take credit but i'm shoor it's your great mayor. >> you're probably right. scott walker says he's in it to win it. doing good in the polls. how do you explain that? >> he's a successful governor. i have said that the next president of the united states needs to be a governor. needs to know how to make decisions. scott has made big decisions in wisconsin. he's a friend. i welcome him to the race. as chairman of the republican governors of 2013 we put $9.5 million in his race to help him win. >> it's positive to hear you say things about candidates that you are running against to win. there's only going to be one person who will represent the gop party. how do you guys face each other afterwards? what's your recommendation about political insights? >> we have a lot of great things to talk about ourselves. our campaign has put out a whole

bunch of positive ideas about entitlement reform education reform america's role in the world. we need to be talking about what we want to do for the country. scott is a friend. just because we're running against each other doesn't mean we won't be friends during and after. i have respect for him and a know he has respect for me. >> what do you think about hillary clinton's proposal? >> sooim sure she'll justify that she shouldl decide who in america should be getting more and who should be getting less. i believe that the american people should be making that decision based on their ability, ideas and efforts. maybe she'll write this speech the same way she wrote her announcement speech. >> how the dishwasher is loaded. >> we don't argue about that at my house. >> you do have a problem.

your wife has a pet peeve. she told elisabeth. >> in case he happens to watch this any pet peeves chris, i would really love it if you would -- >> hang up his ties. >> no chance. >> he keeps his ties in a spot in our room that i don't like. i wish he would put them back in the closet. >> it's a simple request. >> i have a system. >> what is the system? >> you know what the system is? i hang it over my rocking chair in my room so i don't keep reusing the same tie. >> how many ties are on the rocking chair? >> there's a good number. >> why? >> then you recycle them back up to the tie rack. >> why do men do this? because we're simple. if i put them back -- i like certain ties more than others right? you do. you do. if it's there, i use it. if it's not i go to other ties. >> where did you get this one? >> off the tie rack. the ties i wear come off the tie

rack. this will go on the rocking chair when it comes off. she doesn't really like it. you know what? there are a few things that she does that i don't like. but i love you so i put up with them. and i won't tell elisabeth hassleback. boy, this presidential thing is tough. see them breaking barriers and rediscovering activity that is they never thought they would be able to do again. >> on this dayday in history, vertical horizon had the number one song in america. "everything you want." i remember this, kind of.

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good morning. today is monday july 13th. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elisabeth this morning. after escaping a maximum security prison on the run this morning. why everyone is saying it's an inside job and why donald trump is saying i told you so. meanwhile, donald trump may not be leading in the polls for long some say. because scott walker is expected to jump into the presidential race today. a bug preview of his announcement and what to expect from bret baier, coming up. carrying a family dog to two

miles to safety after stranded and injured. that firefighter, the dog he saved and owner will be here this hour. mornings are way better with friends, like steve dolcey. >> oh, boy. >> carrie underwood in the news this morning. saturday in tennessee, she left her son, isaiah and her dogs in the car. somehow the dogs locked the door and she wound up shattering the window to get in. >> her brother-in-law actually shattered the window to help her out. i don't know how the dogs did that with their paws. >> we'll share with you everything you need to know with how to deal with that kind of situation coming up. you

before we do that ainsley and ed thank you. >> she's about to leave. >> i didn't mean to get in your shot. i'm so sorry. >> great to have both of you with us today. two minutes to the top of the hour and news alert for you. top drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman after escaping a maximum security prison for the second time. >> elaborate escape plan and the danger he poses. good morning, heather. >> good morning. it was definitely elaborate. you could say that. joaquin "el chapo" guzman named the most powerful drug trafficker in the world by the u.s. treasury department. the 60-year-old escape friday a maximum security prison outside of mexico city using a mile-long underground tunnel system. sounds familiar right? entering from a small opening in a shower cell is how he did it.

the tunnel allegedly built without the detection of authorities. and is equipped with ventilation ducts. actually has stairs and a motor bike on rails. roads are now being heavily patrolled. checkpoints are being setup and blackhawk helicopter several in the air. guatemalan officials are watching mexico's southern borders closely. and former u.s. drug enforcement officials say if guzman is not caught immediately, he could be back in control of the sinaloa cartel within the next 48 hours. this as you mentioned, not the first time that he escaped from a maximum security prison sentenced to 23 years on drug trafficking related charges and in 2001 he escaped hiding in a laundry cart. he was captured in guatemala february of last year. it is believed that guzman may

have had help this time around as well. dozens of prison employees are now being questioned. what do you think, did he get some help? >> it looks like it. >> i think so. bret baier joins us this monday morning. good to see you. the man of the political moment later today will be scott walker. over the weekend certainly was donald trump. bret given that it looks -- you know we've been talking a little bit about how it must have been an inside job for this drug kingpin to get out there. donald trump essentially tweeted out over the weekend, mexico i told you so. >> what's your reaction to that bret? >> listen trump does not have a shortage of material. and this adds to it. he is taking every incident and a lot of people now are coming forward with incidents here in the u.s. about illegal immigrants and crime.

specific instances. families standing by his side talking about this issue. now guzman escaping in mexico shows incompetence and inside corruption possibly connected to the government somehow. it fits into his narrative. and it is only bringing up this issue more and more that is solidifying the people who think that he's the right guy for this moment. listen lawmakers are talking about sanctuary city bills. we weren't talking about that three weeks ago. you know it's important to note. >> you're certainly right. he's driving the conversation. what's your sense about how the republican party is handling what has been a divide in the party about trump yet nikki haley, lindsey graham over the weekend saying wait a second the tone is not right here but another presidential candidate, carly fiorina, saying donald trump is tapping into an anger out there. he's rising in the polls as he zeros in on this. >> especially the candidates in

the lower tier essentially getting no coverage. that's important, ed. you're right. some of them have taken that sweet spot place where they say we acknowledge what we're hearing from this surge. but perhaps he's not the best candidate to make this defense in the long term. he is a red hot topic as far as tension and making a splash. whether he can sustain that for the long term or he kind of fizzles out, we'll have to see. >> governor chris christie was with us and agree ss with you on that and says trump is a media fabrication, also running for president. let's listen to what his sound bite is. i want to get your reaction. >> donald is a friend. i've known him for 13 years. i like him personally. his comments were inappropriate. that's now the 15th time i've said it. it will be the last time i say it. but seriously. when i'm out there talking to folks, nobody in the real world asks me about this. nobody. >> sure. >> right. >> but every time i get on a

media show all anybody wants to talk about is donald trump. >> because, you know to your point earlier about how we weren't talking about sanctuary cities a week ago, now we are. he seems to be driving the political car these days and the other candidates -- chris christie really didn't want to talk about donald trump but he did a little. >> to his point also, it is a bit circular. >> absolutely. >> you can only say it so many times. jeb bush i interviewed him last week. same kind of thing. i'm done talking about donald trump. eventually he got to talk about donald trump and said that he wasn't good for the party overall in his words. so listen it's not going to go away any time soon. i think carly fiorina, chris christie jeb bush these folks are getting to a place where they're saying we acknowledge what we're seeing. stop asking questions about it. >> bret tonight's special

report report, you'll have scott walker making it official -- he already has on social media. but he will start presenting his case officially tonight during your hour i see this headline saying he's viewed as auth enter being but is he quote, unquote, smart. can you see the mainstream media jumping on the back -- >> new york times? shocking. >> it's a serious issue about whether or not voter also care. what's your thought? >> listen. where he's from he has been re-elected not once not twice but three times, you may remember. he faced a recall. a conservative governor in a blue state. he is going to run on his resume and his record and the whole college thing, i think, is really not a huge deal especially in much of the country. it may be on the coasts. but it seems like it doesn't make a difference in middle america, at least in the polls. a potential problematic, quote

this morning in the national journal by a senior walker adviser who essentially said he's making a conservative move to the right for iowa and that he -- there's plenty of time to come back to be a middle of the road moderate later on in the race. that is not the kind of menlssage that you want out on this day. this campaign what we've seen with donald trump and other people who start to catch on authentic, i say what i mean. lay it out there. people are tired of politician speak. and that seems to fit that. >> we're not tired of special reports where he summarizes all the day's events. mr. baier, thanks so much. let's hand it over to heather who has our headlines. >> hope you're all off to a good day. breaking news search for a missing mother of five children

now is growing more desperate by the day. crystal rogers you can see her right there. she disappeared july 3rd. her boyfriend was the last person to have seen her. he now is claiming he had nothing to do with it saying crystal stayed up late that friday night and when he woke up she had vanished. crystal's mother and sister told us they don't believe his side of the story. listen. apparently we don't have that sound right now. currently there is a $71,000 reward for any information that could lead to finding crystal. a manhunt is now under way for a gunman who storm aided a clothing store in pair us. 18 employees inside that building were taken hostage when as many as three masked men burst through the doors of that department store, armed with shotguns looking to rob the place. one of them may have been an employee at the store. the gunmen are now on the run right now. all 18 hostages are considered

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underwood admitting on twitter she locked her infant son and two dogs inside a hot car. when your dogs manage to lock themselves all your stuff and your baby in the car, you have to break a window to get in what are the chances? heat can be deadly. what should you do if you find yourself in the same situation? vice president of kids and cars.org. good morning. >> good morning. thavengs for having me. >> it sounds like -- i've seen this a million times. the car was closed. >> right. >> and the dog wanted to say good-bye. looked at her through the window and locked the door. >> lean onded on the button and locked it. >> if you see a child locked in the car or your child is lock in the car, first thing you want to

do is call the authorities. call 911. if you do want to get in the car, you have to do what her brother-in-law did, which is break the window. >> in the case of carrie underwood, though, number of vehicles have on-star, things like that where on your smart phone you can just go ahead and push the button and that pops open the door. right? >> exactly. exactly. if you have your cell phone outside of the car, you could call for that remote service to have the car turned on. we also have a tool called the rescue me tool. you can keep it on your key chain. if you have it with you, you can use this tool. it's a seat belt cutter in case the child gets stuck in a seat belt. if you press on this against the window -- you want to do it on the window away from where the child is seated. on the inside but can't get out but on the outside, yes.

one puncture that will shatter the window. >> sometimes children can be inadvertently left in the vehicle and you're not aware of it. >> it happens all the time. >> it does. sadly we lose 37 children on average. we lost nine already this year. somehow that autopilot, the brain's memory takes over allows you to drive to work not knowing. we offer parents tips to make sure this doesn't happen to them. take your handbag or briefcase and place it in the backseat. that way you're forced to go to the backseat. >> you may forget about the kid but you never forget about your purse or briefcase. >> absolutely not. we recommend keeping a stuffed animal in the car seat. in the morning when you put the baby in the car seat take the stuffed animal out and put it on the front seat next to you. there's your visual reminder when you arrive at your destination that the baby's still in the backseat.

>> great advice. sue, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> i have a feeling she'll never do that again. straight ahead, investigators try to figure out what cause add n explosion, sending a woman to the hospital the woman speaks out for the very first time. >> the last thing i remember was reading my book. we watched a gentleman get ready to go scuba diving. >> live report from that beach up next. joining us for the preview of the latest installment of freddy the frog.

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a beautiful day at the beach ended with a blast. a woman tossed right out of her beach chair by an explosion, speaking out for the very first time. investigators try to figure out what in the world happened. wpri reporter madeline wright is live at salty brine beach. >> reporter: officials reopened the beach yesterday saying it's safe to the public despite that unexplained explosion that sent a woman to the hospital. 69-year-old kathleen denis from waterbury was sent flying into the air and on to the rocks. she went to the hospital with a concussion two fractured ribs and internal bleeding. investigators still trying to figure out what caused the blast. they believe it could have

happened from a buildup of gas or shift in the jetty. she has no memory of the explosion itself. >> last thing i remember was reading my book. we watch aid gentleman get ready to go scuba diving. he was putting on his scuba diving gear. that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: danise says she's vacationed at this beach for decades but has no intention of coming back here until authorities figure out what happened. i'm madeline wright. back to you. >> thank you very much. don't blame her for not going back. ainsley, over to you and ed. >> one of our favorite meteorologists. >> not one of. she is america's favorite. >> she is america favorite. she's making a cartoon comeback freddy the frogcaster taking store business storm today.

>> that's right. janice dean and a few of freddy's biggest fans. >> good morning. >> this is the third book and a few of our friendly faces have been here since the first book. freddy the frogcaster and the huge hurricane. what did you guys think? >> it is awesome! you've got to buy the book! you've got to buy the book. it is awesome. >> my ceo of freddy the frogcaster incorporated. >> why did you focus on hurricane hurricanes? >> the first one was about a thunderstorm. the second was a blizzard. hurricanes can be really scary. obviously the forecasts are getting better. we're able to give a lot of people lead-up time. it's important. a lot of kids don't know why hurricanes happen. and, you know when you're in the midst of a hurricane evacuation if parents are trying to get everybody organized, hey, have a hurricane kit, mom and dad.

what are we going to do to prepare for a hurricane? what's or evacuation route? it's important to get them at an early age to learn about why things happen. >> it's predicted to have a very quiet season in the atlantic. the pacific season has been out of control. five storms now in the pacific. they're called different things in different basins typhoons cyclones and hurricanes. noaa is predicting a lower than average season. that's not the reason to not be prepared. it just takes one bad hurricane. >> guys are you all ready to hear some of this book? i want janice to hear some of this book. are you all in? >> yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! >> are you ready, guys? >> freddy the frogcaster and the huge hurricane. for weather ready nation noaa has endorsed freddy as a frog

that has helped people learn about weather. >> that's what the big thing is right there? >> yes. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> summer break, freddy cheered as the last school bell rang. what's your forecast for summer? he also had time to spend at the frog news network. oh no school. >> sounds like fox except with frogs. fox weather except for frog. >> ceo of freddy the frogcaster incorporated. >> everyone needs to buy it. >> sweetheart. >> i'm taking these kids on the road with me. >> do the parents know that yet? >> you said that which means now they hear it. >> you're right. >> that is going to be the last word. >> thank you. >> i remember having lunch with you when all of this was in the works. you had an idea about the work.

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seems like just yesterday we did that. always so much fun. >> good luck. start e-mailing. meantime let's go over to heather, who has some big new. >> such a great event, fox fan weekend. i'll even hand out my kids if you come. >> i'll take them. >> ainsley, you can have them for a while. reward is being offered in the search for the missing mother of five in kentucky. crystal rogers vanished the weekend of july 4th. her boyfriend lives with her and he claims he was there when she went to bed and when he woke up she was gone. polygraph test results are inconcluesincon inconclusive inconclusive. >> why would you love with him in bed and the baby still awake? she wouldn't have left the baby anyways. >> i just feel like that's not what happened. whether he really knows anything about it i'm not totally sure.

it just doesn't make sense to us. >> police found crystal's car with a flat tire parked on the side of a highway. her purse, keys and uncharged cell phone were still inside that car. the kevin for the buffalo bills -- a coach, rather now behind bars for allegedly attack a boy. aaron kromo getting into some kind of confrontation on a beach with three boys suppose lid over the use of beach chairs. he allegedly pushed one of the boys to the ground and punched him, allegedly said he would kill the boy's family if he called police. he was booked on a misdemeanor charge and the bills are looking into that situation. this is quite a story to tell but. police officer buys diapers for a homeless mother caught shoplifting. sarah robinson said desperation led her to steal diapers at a kansas walmart.

he ticketed her for the theft but then used his own money to buy the supplies she needed. >> she was obviously in a desperate position. i don't condone her actions but i think her heart was in the right spot and it obviously touched mine and everyone else's to see she was suffering like that. >> if you want to donate to the robinson family you can donate on fox & friends website. slams his car in behind him and the wall as well. the guy drives away before finding a spot on the street. those are your headlines. see you in a bit. fox news alert right now. manhunt under way for one of mexico's top drug lords who just escaped from prison not once but now for the second type. how in the world does that happen? to get answers we have texas governor greg abbott who just met with members of the mexican government days ago. great to have you on set. >> thanks for having me. >> welcome to new york.

how concerned are you of a threat to americans this morning that this drug lord is on the loose? >> we are deeply concerned. cartels in mexico, who operate to some extent in the united states pose a great danger. we expected him to be extradited to the united states to be imprisoned here. >> several different federal courts want him? >> right! we want him extradited to the united states so we could jail him here for the rest of his life. >> you have a meeting coming up with the president of mexico. obviously, will you press him? has the obama white house done enough to press the mexican government? >> i believe the obama administration has not done enough which is exactly why texas stepped up and began doing what the federal government has failed to do this past legislative session we passed the toughest border security program any state has ever had in the history of this country. one reason is so we can better

crack down on drug cartel across the border operations. >> donald trump said "i told you so." do you agree with his comments? >> what a bunch of candidates have done have injected into the presidential race the need to talk about the border. i disagree with some of the tenor of donald trump but the fact is that he has pointed out a lot of from us trag that isustrations that americans have, and that is that washington has not pass aid border plan. we expect washington, d.c. to -- we also expect to elect a president who will start securing the border and living up to the constitutional mandate to secure our sovereignty. >> two big substantive issues sanctuary cities. your predecessor, governor rick perry, also running for president, has talked about cutting off federal funding for

these sanctuary cities. houston, i believe, is a sanctuary city as well? >> we wouldn't even be talking about sanctuary cities if we had a federal gochtvernment that was doing its job and protecting our sovereignty. there are sanctuary cities because the federal government has abandoned its responsibility. we have to elect a president that will do a good job of passing immigration reforms and secure our border. >> it's a tough issue in your state and others. look if i'm trying to administer and bring a peace of christ to people in need i'm not checking their green card. >> if we had an effective immigration plan and border security plan you wouldn't need a sanctuary city. americans will remain frustrated until we have that. >> immigration touches the economy big time. you're here in new york city. you're trying to take some job jobs -- some people say you're

trying to steal some jobs from new york and pennsylvania. jeb bush is trying to take jobs to florida. he has sunshine. what have you got? >> we've got gold. we just finish aid legislative session where we cut taxes back even more no income tax, no corporate tax. we cut the business franchise tax by 25%. we sped up the permitting process, and elevating our education so we'll have the best workforce in america. >> are you concerned that it will hurt the education system and revenue coming in? >> no. we spent more money on education and on transportation than texas ever has. we have the texas model for doing business. the texas model for governing, showing we can provide quality resources to services while at the same time cutting taxes. >> new york stock exchange tomorrow? >> ring the bell at the nyc

tomorrow. tomorrow. >> we'll be there as well. thank you very much. trying to save greece from financial ruin what does that deal mean for you and your family's money? we'll break it down next. incredible story. firefighter saves a family's lost and injured dog by carrying it two miles out of the wilderness on its back. two miles. that firefighter, the dog and the owner -- it has nothing to do with stu barney, by the way.

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eco-friendly alternatives assembling a team of scientists and expects the process to take up to 15 years. lego says the feel of the block also not change. >> if it's not plastic, is it still a lego? >> what will it feel like when i step on it in the middle of the night? >> will it feel better? exactly. are you loading your dishwasher incorrectly? a new study says 45% of couples fight over loading of the dishwasher. here is advice. load the dishes in a circular pattern at the bottom. don't rinse. scrape the food off. plastic and glass go on the top and knives should be pointed down. >> you have to have a space that loads the dishwasher in order to get in a fight about it. >> load it is wrong. >> loads it at all. my husband needs to listen to this story. >> someone who knows how to keep the knives down and knows how to watch the markets --

>> knives down. >> knives down stewart. >> striking a deal that could save greece from economic disaster. >> the country is agreeing not to leave the eurozone after all. what does this mean for all of us? stewart barney is joining us. hi stewart. >> if this were a signed sealed done deal the money was flowing, banks would reopen. if all of that were true our stock market would be up 300, 400, 500 point ss. unfortunately it's not a done deal. greeks will get extra money if they agree to cut pensions drastically, reform their tax code labor market. if they do all of that they'll get a little bit of extra money every time they take one of those steps. there's grave doubt they'll be prepared to do all of that. not a signed deal at this point. >> they don't want it. they say we've given up too

much. our taxes are too high. >> they are in a state of depression economically. this will push them further and further away. the germans have said look you're not going to get any more money, because you don't deserve it. if we give you more money with no strings attached the rest of europe will do the same thing, keep on borrowing endlessly. >> maybe greece should pay attention what they're doing in england. the conservative party now in control. they have a message for their country. >> they've raised the minimum wage substantially, by 40%. at the same time they cut unemployment benefits. they said look it's better to have an incentive to work higher wages, and disincentive to stay at home. that is, welfare benefits. that's unique. you don't see conservatives arguing that very often. if a republican candidate, i'm wondering, will follow that here in america. >> if you coupled it raise the minimum wage substantially and at the same time cut those

welfare benefits that's an interesting way of incentivizing. get up and work. >> it's extremely successful? >> it's a proposal in britain. >> we've seen when they said okay we're going to cut back your unemployment et cetera people decide i better go get a job sbun employment drop. >> unemployment benefits run out, then people go out and try to find a job, substantial amount of people start getting back into the workforce when benefits run out. >> you're watching greece? >> we are, yes. it's not a done deal. you have to remember that. >> we'll be watching his channel throughout the morning. maybe he will have an update through the morning and maybe not. >> yes, i will. believe me. 12 minutes from now. up next on this monday incredible story. firefighter goes above and beyond the call of duty to save the life of a family dog injured and trapped on the side of the mountain. that firefighter, dog he saved

and her owner all live here next. >> there they are. >> let's check in with martha mccowan to see what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> what kind of shape will that leave us in? once one of the most powerful men in the world. now escaped prison on a motorcycle in an underground tunnel. where is el chapo? is this also playing right into the donald trump narrative? get ready for scott walker, in the race as of today. we'll see you at the top of the hour. ya know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf. great. how about over tennis? even better. a game changer! the ready for you alert, only at lq.com. aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk!

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of the duty to save a dog. she got scared of the fireworks and got stuck on the side of a mountain until tony stowe showed up to save the day. he joins me now with roo and jessica long roo's owner. it's awesome that you helped to save roo and bring her back home. jessica, how did roo run away from home? >> it was the fourth of july. we have another dog. they were both outside, playing. we're right near an elementary school. there were kids lighting off fireworks. it spooked her. she slid under the fence. >> i've been there. it's the worst feeling in the world. we love our animals. how did you find roo? >> there's a decree of four of

us total. and we took detail split up two directions found the dog and as you can see, she's kind of a lover. she took to me pretty quickly. my crew and i decided to scoop her up throw her on my shoulders and carry her out. >> she looks like a big dog. how heavy was she to carry her that far? >> not too bad. i do a lot of backpacking and my crew is pretty active in hiking and that. she's probably 35 40 pounds if i had to guess. not too bad of a load. >> pretty heavy for me to carry a dog for two miles. how did you know that her paw was hurt? >> she let us know. she was pretty lame. she wouldn't sit down wouldn't sit down and just trying to pick up all of her paw. >> what was her reaction when she saw you? and what was your reaction?

>> it was a wonderful moment. we were afraid that we wouldn't ever have her back sbchlt when i saw her, as you can tell she's just a sweet dog. it was really fun. she jumped up on me. it was almost as if she was hugging me and had her arms up on me and wouldn't get down for a couple of minutes. >> you probably have a greater appreciation for her now, don't you? >> totally. >> tony do we have a vishla in your future? i know you were going to adopt her until you found out that jessica was the owner. >> i definitely have a soft spot in my heart for vishla. such a lover. she the call them velcro dogs because they attach themselves to you. >> tony and jessica, glad this has a happy ending. have a great day. thank you. fox news alert. brand new military operation happening in iraq to take back two critical cities from the grips of isis the breaking details just coming in. we'll have that for you next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid

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got a little more news for you. alert as massive operation is under way in iraq as the government tries to force the fighters out of the western anbar province where the key city of ramadi is located. it had been the insurgent city ofn iraq with an & was the key stop on the way to baghdad. this is good news, iraqi government finally getting tough. i'm sure we're trying our best to help them. >> laura ingram and the new miss usa. >> mlb all-star game. excited about that. >> this was a great program today. >> it was. >> are you going to be back? >> she's going to be back on wednesday. you're here all week right?

>> yeah. then my birthday is monday. just if you want to -- >> you reminded us at the top of the show. >> i know you're not here tomorrow. go shopping for a birthday gift. please ed! >> have a great day. great show guys. good morning, everybody. all-out manhunt is now under way for an infamous drug lord known as the bin laden of drug lords. authorities believe he escaped through an opening 20 by 20 in the hour area of his prison cell. dropped 30 feet down in a hole and rode out in a motorcycle. the question on everybody's lips is where is he now.