is driving everyone crazy. >> the owner was well within her rights to say something. she is absolutely wrong. she should not have yelled at that child. she should have yelled at the parents for disrupting the diner. >> thanks for waeg in. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. ♪ ♪ good morning to you. it is tuesday, july 21st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. forget the trump slump despite the controversy surrounding the donald, he's surging in the polls. has trump had a change of heart on john mccain? >> i was praying break the window, she's going to die. >> i know you for a long time. i want you to be honest, you do think john mccain is a hero. i know you do. >> oh, there's more coming your way from the no spin zone next. meanwhile, five military heroes killed in cold blood on american soil, isis dominating across the middle east, one

little known tv host has finally had it up to here. >> be a leader, someone. >> her epic rant against the president of the united states now going viral with more than a million views. you know what, she will be here live this hour. >> and she will have more to say than just that. >> she grabbed whatever she could find to save a toddler sweltering in a hot car. wow, the amazing rescue by that quick thinking score manager. we have a lot to go over. mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> i love the fact that there are people all across the country now if they see a kid in a hot car or a pet in a hot car, if they don't see the parents around they just start cracking

windows. >> they move right into action. they have to, especially with the heat right now. >> plus it's about 100 degrees yesterday and it's going to be about 95 today. going into your weather world i don't want to do that. >> that's here. we have temperatures all different -- all across the world. >> brian is mad at me -- >> you know what she says? >> she says brian loved your outfit yesterday. >> i hadn't had a chance -- >> what does that say about today? >> you unbelievable. >> you both look great yesterday. >> do you remember what you wore yesterday? >> no i have no idea. >> she does? >> heather looked great yesterday. she was sleeping in. >> i want to start out with some headlines right now. new overnight, that surfer who survived that terrifying attack with a shark he's describing that ordeal as traumatic. >> to walk away from a shark attack with not a scratch on you, it's a miracle.

there is someone out there looking after us thanks. >> that's mick fanning. he says he's going to take a little time off and return to the sport. and then back here at home that kansas store manager who smashed a car window to save a toddler knocked inside. watch this. she is doing what she had to do. you can see sarah orapasza right there she frankly works to break that window and save a two-year-old from that 95 degree heat. >> i was praying break the window. she's doing to die. >> she smashed the window with a tire iron and got the two-year-old out. the couple who left that toddler who says she is their niece. so far, no charges have been filed in this case. an oregon mom is now the target of federal authorities

for allegedly assisting radicals. u.s. officials are trying to revoke the citizenship of this man. we're told he dealt directly with osama bin laden. he sued the government over his placement on the no fly list. the security breach targeting the date be website ashley madison is suspected to be an inside job. that site is designed to help married people cheat. hackers exposed personal information. combaters -- investigators believe someone worked on the inside and the technical part of that country is responsible for that attack and those are your headlines. i'll see you in just a little bit. cheaters never prosper. >> bye-bye. how about this? you know, there's a huge fight

right now following chattanooga to honor the fallen the five service members that were killed there and everyone is looking to the president to see why have they not lowered the flag to half staff. he's said to speak today in pittsburgh at the va convention there and the white house can't explain why the flags weren't lowered to half staff. this is josh earnest say he has no idea why? >> following newtown following the boston bombing, the massacre at ft. hood the president ordered flags half staff, there's questions that the white house hasn't done the same following the chattanooga shootings. >> i don't have more information about the status of the flag over the white house. >> look for him to do it today in from front of the vfw as well as talk about predatory lending. five days ft. hood, the flags were put down five days and four days after the naval ship yard

shooting. it is somewhat mystery, six days after the shooting virginia tech let's lower the flag. the mayor of saying i'm lowering it. >> if the president is not going to lower the flag, how about if he simply picks up the phone and reaches out to the families? i mean, after trayvon martin, freddie gray, mike brown, the president or somebody from his administration reached out to the families. here is the mother of a marine killed in tennessee last week. has she heard from the president? >> have you heard from the president? >> no. >> does that surprise you? >> no. >> what do you want the american people to know about your son? >> my son loved what he did.

he wanted from the time i can remember he wanted nothing more than to be a marine. he loved what he did. he died for his country doing what he loved for the love of his country and for his family. >> oh boy. >> when you hear her and you think about why the white house hasn't made any moves nationally to set the tone, lowering the flags to half staff but yet not reached out to her family, it's heart breaking. coming up at 8:20, we're going to hear from one marine whose facebook message is to have all flags lowered to half staff to each obama respect. >> we know isis and others just like this guy, an isis wanna-be or sympathizer, who perpetrated

this, duncan hunter, a military veteran, who is still active says i'm pushing legislation to allow those men and women to carry guns so they are not sitting ducks in strip malls like they were last week. >> because maybe the pentagon doesn't trust them to operate a gun effectively which is crazy. meanwhile let's talk a little politics at 8 minutes after the top of the hour. donald trump who of course is running for president of the united states, he's made a splash this past week. you look at the very latest poll, "the washington post" abc poll donald trump is sitting at the top of the heap. he's effectively doubled scott walker and jeb bush as well followed by huckabee rubio carson, and paul. >> that 24% is the biggest lead

recorded by any republican candidate this year in this poll right now. it's a six fold increase before he even announced in may. the poll indicates he's doing far better among those who are not college graduates and seemingly the same between women and men. >> he's resonating people who are not billionaires. we don't know if there's any backlash to the john mccain comments because there was somewhat of a dip on sunday after those comments were made on saturday -- >> about mccain. >> about mccain, and you wonder if he's going to pay the price at the polls because he did not pay the price after his illegal immigration comments. >> i believe there's going to be a new fox poll out this week. you'll see. meanwhile, mr. trump was on with bill owe'reilly last night as we told you he would be he did say he respected john mccain but mr. o'reilly --

>> he shot down he was tortured. he could have been released but he said no. come on donald you know the way that came off wasn't correct. >> bill, bill, no matter how you say it, what i said, including my remarks right afterwards, right off the stage if you look at it and sheryl atkinson is highly respected, she said it was very unfair. >> you yourself and i know you for a long time and i want you to be honest, you do think john mccain is a hero. i know you do. >> i do, and by the way i said it. i actually said it four times and i said it immediately after i went off stage because -- >> i want everybody -- >> i raised a lot of money for his campaign against president obama and certainly there was a misunderstanding, i would totally take that back. >> he's theoretical apology. he's still steamed that john

mccain referred to his supporters as crazies. when you look at it in total and given the fact that he did not back down, you got to figure when he was talking about the capture part he was just kind of joking around. a little trash talk there and then, you know, he doesn't back down, and that's one of the things people like about him. >> but it was a mistake and i think it was a huge mistake. rick perry taking advantage of it. he calls it the cancer of trumpism, so he is trying to make some noise going after donald trump. dot went after -- donald trump went after him too. >> he actually said if he doesn't formally apologize he now this coming up, three weeks after kate steinle was killed by an illegal immigrants, the families of others killed by illegal immigrants fighting back. two of those families with a message you have to here hear. as the nation mourns five service members killed last

week, one tv host has had enough. >> i care that our sob killed our marines. >> who is she? her epic rant against the president of the united states now going viral with more than a million views. you will meet her live this hour.

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blood in san francisco on that pier by an illegal immigrant deported five times, not supposed to be in this country, her parents finally heading to washington with a message for president obama and they are not alone. just hours from now other families whose loved ones were killed by illegals head to capitol hill to take on the administration's failure to enforce the law. don rosenberg's son drew was kill after being run over by an unlicensed immigrant and this person's son was killed i by a classmate. >> laura, what happened to your son? >> my son was killed by illegal alien brought here. he was beaten strangled and tortured. he was murdered. he was bound up like an animal with ropes and he was thrown in a field and set on fire.

>> unbelievable. he was not supposed to be in this country and don the man who killed your son drew was not supposed to be in this country. >> well, yes, and no. he came into the country illegally and then they gave him what's called temporary protected status which is very protective but not temporary. he was in the country for ten years with that status. >> right. laura, what do you want to make sure that the american people know about the situation currently in the country with illegals? >> that it's happening every single day. as we sit here somebody else is dying or being raped by an illegal that shouldn't be in this country. the sanctuary city policies invite the criminal element of that group to our town usa come to our town we won't ask you anything, we'll give you a free pass. it's ridiculous to invite them to our cities. >> don, there are so many laws on the books regarding

immigration and yet so many laws on the book simply are not being enforced today. why? >> it's purely political reasons. on the left, they are looking for votes and on the right they are looking for big campaign donations and in some areas now on the right they are looking for votes too. i find it incredible that some of the people on the right think that if they support amnesty that all of a sudden they are going to get, you know latino votes. it's not going to happen, and the whole process will start all over again. even the other day obama made a comment of he wants to set the counter to zero. that's right, it will go to zero and then the whole problem will start all over again as people will flood all over the country to take the jobs that these people are working at now. >> sure. i know you both are going to be up on capitol hill today. laura, i don't know if anybody from the white house is going to be there but people from the white house are watching right now. what would you like to tell

them? >> to do their jobs, enforce the laws that are in place. it seems ironic that we're up here begging the government to enforce a law that's in place. it doesn't make sense to me. i do want to thank donald trump for his refreshing truthfulness. even though he needs to learn some tact. whether you love him or hate it, he loved to hear what he said. we're trying to get the word out. >> you said essentially the same thing. that donald trump in the last couple of weeks has brought this issue back to the forefront and that's where you need to have it so that people realize there is a gigantic problem in this country? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, he -- what he did in five minutes, we've been trying to do for years, and nobody wanted to listen, and as laura said yeah he may not have been as articulate as he could have

been and clearly, you know none of us are saying that every person in the country illegally is a criminal but it does you know, there is a big big problem, and, you know, the day that kate steinle was murdered, there were at least ten to 15 other people in this country killed by illegal aliens and you don't hear anything about them. >> i know you are going to capitol hill today and tell your stories. people need to hear it. we thank you both for joining us live today from d.c. by the way, ainsley earhardt is going to sit down with kate steinle's parents after they testify. you'll able to see that interview tomorrow right here on "fox & friends." coming up on tuesday the nation mourns the murders of five americans killed in chattanooga. one tv host has had enough. >> i've had it with this failed strategy that's halfway, half backed tip toe, be friendly to

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♪ a tv news host epic rant over the chattanooga attacks going viral with over one million views in less than a week. >> do i care that i seem like an all american young man, do i care if he was good at mixed martial arts? no, i don't give a flying you know what about any of this. i care that this s.o.b. killed four our marines, i care that

our president is concerned about muslim sensitivity. i've had with this strategy that's halfway, half backed, tip toe be a leader someone. on point with tommie laren. why do you think this is resonating so clearly with america? >> i tell you what i think it is. i think it's what every american is thinking, they just don't have the flat -- platform to say it. everybody is working, average hard working americans. they see it on line, they are telling it to their friends and family. >> we see his background. we read his diaries, we hear about his rants, we found out about his travels. it clearly points to islamic extremism. you are saying it. why isn't anyone else saying it,

tomi? >> that's a great question and that's exactly why i wrote those final thoughts. i actually get up every morning and i actually watch fox news. when i saw this happen in chattanooga it made me mad as held. where the leadership in the white house? i don't care if you are republican, democrat, black, white, kren -- christian, i don't care. come out in solidarity. >> your patriotism runs in your veins. we have a picture of some of your generation that have served in the military. your grandfather was in world war ii a marine corps paratrooper. >> absolutely. my uncle was a vietnam vet both of my cousins are united states marine corps officers and my boyfriend is serving our country right now as a navy s.e.a.l.

currently deployed in the middle east. this is personal for me. >> you told him you are safer over there than you would be over here. where does that come from? >> honestly i had this conversation with him the night before, when i still had communication with him being deployed in the middle east and i said did you hear about chattanooga and he said yes i heard some headlines, what's going on. him honestly, we're here in zoog zoog, you are san diego. >> you said to the president, be a leader, the radical islamists brought here to the red, white, and blue it's about time we bring it to them full force. you are not happy how they are handling isis. it sounds like your boyfriend isn't either? >> absolutely not. these are the most well trained warriors on the face of the earth. they are going to the middle east with their hands tied. we're telling you we've given

you the best training in the world but you are not allowed to use it. what we're doing right now is lack strategy and it's not working. >> people lynning to you right now, they are wondering where you get them at the age of 22. where does that come from? >> you know, it's an american paytriot patriotism, i grew up in the midwest. my family is patriotic. i'm an everyday american. what i like to get out there is everyday americans field -- feel this way. 22 years old feel this way. god bless america, i'm so glad that it's resonating. >> where do we get your other points that we can pick up on your youtube channel? >> it's gotten a lot of play. i've gotten a lot of play on facebook right now. i'm on one american network. again along with one america

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my thumbprint wouldn't register. >> dana perino told me about uber three or four years ago. if you ever need a designated driver, just saying, they will help you out. you can track them as they get closer and it's cheaper than a taxi. >> jesse watt ters took uber to hit to the u.n. he asked people what do they like america. >> i'm from bangladesh. i'm from africa. >> i'm not going to take it or anything. >> what, what nothing. >> as a trinidadian what is the thing you like the most about

america? >> the culture, freedom. >> freedom here. the people say whatever they want. >> what is the thing you like the most about america? >> politics. >> really? you might be the only one. you don't know who i am do you? >> huh? >> i'm kind of a big deal. >> are these all your dogs? >> no i'm the walker. >> some countries eat dog at the u.n. you better be careful. you ever eat freedom fries? >> no. >> can you help us with isis a little more? it feels like we're doing the heavy lifting. >> will you say that again. >> america sometimes shows its power. >> we should surrender like you guys. someone has got to lead the world. who else is going to do it? >> why do we need a leader? >> when there's a natural disaster, who comes and saves everybody america? when there's a dictator running wild, would comes and kills them, america?

when you need an iphone, where do you get it from? >> apple. >> and it's made in china. >> right. absolutely. >> i like the guys in the middle, what do you like about america? freedom. >> freedom. >> i think you appreciate america more when you travel. you see how great we have it. sometimes you just get used to it. 25 minutes before the top of the hour if i can amend that, can i make it 24? >> why not. >> there you go. >> we got this great story for you. a kansas woman stops at nothing to save a toddler's life who was lock in a sweltering hot car, 90-some degrees. taking a tire iron to that car. the dramatic rescue playing out on cell phone video. ainsley earhardt is here with more of the story. she's going to tell us who was in the car and who did the pounding to get them out. >> good morning to you, steve. this could have ended in

tragedy. that little girl who was trapped in that car, she's alive and well this morning thanks to a quick-thinking and unrelenting hero. this unbelievable video showing sarah oropeza frankically doing everything she could do to get that baby out. she's a store manager and mother of two and she was alerted by a teenage employee that works for her that the little girl was locked in the sweltering car in the parking lot with all of the windows dropped up. they called 911 and they grabbed whatever they could to break that car window. she finally broke that window to save the two-year-old girl who was literally baking in the scorching sun in nearly 100 degree temperatures. >> she was crying and she was drenched in sweat. her shoes were wet. she was so drenched and wet. i started crying.

>> i was praying, break the window, she's going to die. >> the couple showed up at the store and claimed the little girl as their niece. oropeza says she -- they showed absolutely no remorse for leaving the girl in the car. meantime, the child's father reports that his little girl is doing well this morning. back to you elisabeth steve and brian. >> how scary and that goodness that woman did that. >> she was under the supervision of an aunt and an uncle who were in a nearby cell phone car. they came out and saw somebody had broken the window. >> ten kids have died from being left in a car. >> speaking of the heat. >> roadways becoming waterways

as flash flooding hits the texas panhandle. severe storms rattling just about every nerve there. >> you got a down pour catching everyone off guard here. here in am really ribl -- amarillo, cars were submerged. >> maria is outside tracking the weather. >> it's going to be another hot one there. we could have some isolated storms in the northeast. i want to share with you the high temperatures across the country because it will be another scorcher across parts of the south and across the east coast. in new york city, you are going to climb into the 90s. 90s as well in raleigh and atlanta and dallas and delrio, they are also going to get up to 100 degrees. you start to see the heat index values climbing into triple digits. that's exactly what we're expecting later on this afternoon from texas into parts of the carolinas.

we have some heat advisories in effect excessive heat warning out there. as far as severe weather goes, we have the threat in place across the northeast mid atlantic and also in the plains. it's a relatively small risk for severe weather. just with have a way to get some warnings today. we could be looking at damaging winds and large hail from these storms. a couple of headlines to bring you. climate change is to blame for isis? at least that's according to democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley, the former governor of maryland says the terror group was created by global warming. >> one of the things was the effect of climate change and the drought. >> of course, it's drought, right now, not crazy guys who want to take over the world and

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walking 2,800 miles across this nation? what did you find? >> well, i found that we're all united. the people of america is very united. it's our leadership that's not united and i'm very happy with all the people that i met, all the stories that i heard, all the talking that i got to do. it was wonderful. >> and it was on your bucket list. it was one of things that you wanted to do and for folks who read your book you had a tough life growing up. you lived with your grandpa. you lived out in the woods. no indoor plumbing no phone, little heat. you were lonely and yet in your head you had a dream. >> i did. and i wanted to be loved, and as i got later in life i had some successes, i had a lot of failures. people should not be afraid of failures. if you can dream it, you can do it. i say get up and do it. get back up. get back up. >> i love that message.

>> i carry that message wherever igo and i want us to be united. let's do good things for each other, instead of fight with each other. i think we need to elect better people. we need to have effective leadership. >> why is there so much fighting right now? >> it's personal gain apparently you know. the thing i don't understand is two years ago or three years ago, we're all talking about a balanced budget. what happened? nobody is talking about a balanced budget anymore. >> you hear from people when you are walking around you hear their voices. >> we all want this country to survive. we love this country. i love to be an american. i'm proud to be an american. i just came back from france a couple of weeks ago and i saw 9,000 heroes with white crosses that died for me to let me be here on your show today and americans are great, great people and we just need better

leadership. i heard tomi a while ago talking on your show and she was absolutely right on. that could have been me talking, so -- >> what a voice. >> i'm sorry, i've taken up too much of your time. >> you have not taken -- we could sit here and talk to you forever. if everyone can be guaranteed the gratitude for 2,800 miles walking across this nation. >> i walked 2,800 east to west and 2,600 miles north to south. >> you got to read his book. phillip l. woods' book "miles from home." coming up on this tuesday, he carries a gun legally under state law but the second he steps on to a college campus he's a criminal? meet the guy suing a major university for his right to bear arms.

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joshua wade owns and carries his firearm for protection to defend himself and his family in case of danger. he says he carries his gun most places he goes in an arbor, michigan. one place he can't, university of michigan which bans all weapons on campus. wade says this violates the constitution and now he's suing them. joining us to explain more about it joshua wade and his attorney

stephen. thank you for being here. josh can you explain for everybody why this specifically you want to bring these charges against university of michigan and how the city and structure is really forcing you to be in a situation you could be a criminal for walking across one line. >> absolutely. if you lived in an arbor you can tell it's difficult to know where property ends and starts. you can be walking on the sidewalk and all of a sudden you're on university property. state law prohibits local government from carrying the weapons. this is making sure the university comes in compliance with the rest of the state. >> when you have josh that could step on the wrong side of the walk and be charged with carrying a firearm in a place that doesn't allow it how concerning is is this to you? do you think you'll win this fight? >> it's very concerning.

like most other states the idea is you have a uniformed system across the entire state. we've got this one institution clinging to failed policy of the past trying to declare themselves a weapons free zone. in fact the other major university in michigan michigan state university allows michigan law to control on their campus and has done for years, with no major incidents, none of the things that apparently the university of michigan is afraid of. >> got it. >> yeah. >> josh, bottom line why do you want to carry a gun? >> absolutely. i carry for defense of myself and had you my family. it's that simple. i never know where something might happen. see all these stories in the news. quite frankly, i like to be prepared. >> right. it's your constitutional right. >> it is my constitutional right under the u.s. and state constitutions. >> university put out a statement saying the university

will vigorously defend the right on campus so students and faculty can be without fear and violence. you are someone they'll fear. do you feel that way? >> i'm no one to fair. i know i'm safe. i'm definitely no one to fear. it's interesting you bring up the environment of campus because the university just released a study actually regarding female rape on campus. the university claims one in five females on campus are victims of rape. why does the university want to disarm them and make women helpless? it doesn't make sense. >> really interesting point. we know your case is broad. we'll follow your case. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. this coming up. donald trump entering the no spin zone and backtracking on his comments about john mccain. really? when he said to bill o'reilly getting heads line this is morning. and a single mom on the job hunt interviews in a food court

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good morning to you. today is tuesday, july 21st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. stunning polls shows donald trump despite the controversy surrounding him soaring to new highs. the republican race becomes the the sweet 16. will governor kasich smash trump's party? >> he's got the qualifications. five american heroes killed in cold blood on american soil. the white house not lowering the american flag to half staff in honor of those killed. one young woman had has enough. >> i've had it with this failed

strategy half way, half baked, tiptoe be friendly to jihadis. be a leader someone. >> wow. hear what she had to say this morning only on "fox & friends." she grabbed whatever she could find to save a toddler strapped in a hot car on a hot day. she did this. it took a while, but eventually the tire iron worked. the amazing rescue by the quick-thinking store manage their work along side the parking lot. busy two hours left. live from new york city, it's "fox & friends." ♪ all right. welcome back. we've got two more -- we solved a lot of problems in the first hour. we get two more today. >> if like yesterday's show we solved the world's problems at end of the show.

the world got broken again. that's why we're back. >> right. now heather is here to help us solve problems. >> we can save you there a shark attack as well. listen to what happened to this guy. new overnight, information on that surfer that survived the terrifying encounter with a shark now caught on live television. he's describe that brush with death. listen to this. >> to walk away from a shark attack with not a scratch on you, it's a miracle. if there's someone out there looking after us thanks. >> he says -- that is mick fanning. he's going to take time off before he eventually returns to that sport. amazing rescue all caught on camera. a kansas woman stops at nothing to save a toddler locked in a hot car. take a look at this. that is sarah opaza.

she works to break the car's window and free the 2-year-old child left locked in the in the 100 degrees heat. >> i was pray agoing break the window. >> she smashed the window with the tire iron and able to get the toddler out. the couple that left the toddler say she's their niece. the county prosecutor is considering filing child endangerment charges against the couple and family. the father of woman shot dead by the illegal immigrant in san francisco set to testify on capitol hill hours from now today. 32-year-old kate steinle died in her father's arms after sanchez opened fire on july 1st. jim steinle will start testifying along with don rosenburg and laura wilkerson. both lost children to illegals they were killed by illegals. they just told us what they want

politicians to take away from today's hearing. >> to do their jobs, enforce the laws in place. it seems ironic we're up here begging the government to enforce a law in place. it's just -- it doesn't make sense to me. >> well our ainsley earhardt sits down with kate's parents. we'll have that interview here on fox"fox & friends"." one of music's favorite couples calling it quits. so sad. blake shelton and miranda lambert are divorced after four years of marriage. shelton fired for divorce two weeks ago over concerns allegedly that lambert was unfaithful. the couple says this is not the future we envisioned and it with heavy hearts we move forward separately. >> always hate to bring that news to you. that's what's going on. >> thank you very much heather.

>> might as well focus on our own lives now that they're broke up. >> there you go. last week you saw here on the fox news channel the terrible murder by the 24-year-old muslim by the name of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez of five u.s. military personnel. he started the shooting at military recruiting center and then went to another facility five in all, picture there had dead. governors in five of the states where the personnel are from lowered the flags to half staff. the governors. >> one major in eastern pennsylvania. >> sure that as well. here's the thing. why didn't the president of the united states lower flags in their honor? josh earnest was asked about it yesterday. >> following the boston bombing, following the massacre at fort hood, the president ordered the flags be lowered to half staff. there's questions to why the

president hasn't done the same following the chattanooga shooting? >> i anticipate you'll hear the president discuss this little more in remarks tomorrow. i don't have information on the status over the flag at the white house. >> the white house has see him move quickly when they color coded the white house over supreme court decisions. and not lowering the flag over five brutally killed. >> he might say it today. >> we're hoping. many feel that should have come earlier. he's in pittsburgh today at a dfw ceremony. >> the other thing important to point out f. you read "the new york times" today and other notifications, they're trying to rationalize the shooter and act as if being bipolar and being depressed or drinking too much had anything to do with why he targeted military members. put two and two together and

stop scurrying the truth. that's what we're looking at. all signs point to that direction. that's part of the frustration. 22 news anchor in san diego tomi lahren disclosed this on her show on the west coast. >> do i care he seemed like an all american young man? do i care he was a smart, quiet guy? do i care his high school friends wouldn't classify him as overly religious? no. i don't give a flying you know what about that. i care our commander in chief is more concerned with muslim sensitivity than honor and sacrifice of these marines. i've had it with this mentality push by this administration. be a leader someone. >> brian, you had the chance to

ask her what was behind her powerful patriotic points there. this is what she had to say today on "fox & friends." >> when i saw this happen in chattanooga, it made me mad as hell. i was wondering where is the leadership? my family is patriotic. what i would like to get out there is everyday americans feel this way. everyday 22-year-olds feel this way. i'm the first one to say it on the platform i did. god bless america, i'm so glad it's resinating. >> she's got generations in the marines. her boyfriend is a navy seal now. >> she's 22 years old. to hear that from her is incredible. >> he said if you're deployed i feel you're safer there than here. military people are targeted here at home. we're not coming around to it not talking about it.

evidence is overwhelming. they made a lot of arrests before july 4th or else there could have been more happenings in this country. >> she was humble. she said i had the platform to do this. we know how americans are el tooing. we have a fox news poll indicates christianity is under attack in the united states. 56% of you believe christian theity is under attack. 53% feel relidgen is losing influence. and 73% of you feel that's a very bad thing. >> there's a growing number of americans who do not identify with organized religion. don't know what's going on in their lives, but they're not going to church. more and more americans are saying they're unaffiliated.

they say i feel spiritual, but they say you know i can't pick a particular church. why is that? why do you think it is? >> one of the biggest repellents is the fact people are killing each other in name of religion. what kind of god wants you to kill somebody else to make their religion more powerful? it's mind boggling. it makes people say you kill each other, i'll get on with my life. that's one theory. what's yours? let's talk about the field of 16. the gop field has grown to 16 as john kasich governor of ohio, gets into the race. did does he face an uphill battle? >> and donald trump can despite his controversial statements about senator john mccain. >> a lot going on. we are live with the roundup.

>> good morning guys. donald trump is the leading poll nationally 24% to walker 's 13%. keep in mind, this was largely taken before trump's comments on mccain and ensuing fire storm that includes this from the des moines register editorial page. his comments meaning mr. trumps were not offensive, they were disgraceful. they threatened to derail not just his i campaign but the managerman manner we choose our nominees for president. trump is is relishing on the controversy and air time it brings. there might have been a mis misunanimousmis misunderstanding. >> you picked the wrong guy here i think. >> bill regardless of work or not work they're suffering.

i'm all over the country, see them all the time -- >> you're right. they're suffering -- >> but he's virtually the head person in washington. he's the head of the group that runs -- i mean he's -- somebody is doing a bad job. >> trump is certainly taking up a lot of air time right now. this comes as the already crowded gop field grows by one today. one more person fighting for that air time money, campaign workers. ohio governor john kasich joins the race scheduled to throw his hat in the ring 1130 this morning. >> thanks. trump is behind the driver's wheel with the tone of the conversation mow. >> every time a different candidate gets in, they wind up with a bounce. maybe kasich getting in now gives him a bounce to carry to top ten. >> time will tell. >> it was a strategy to get in this time. there's also this steve. got an out.

if he doesn't get in the top ten, guys i just got in two weeks ago. i wasn't expecting to get in. >> he wasn't able to raise money up until today. other ways but not the same restrictions when you're officially running for president. he'll do that today here live on our channel. >> that's right. she left her kids in the mall food court during a job interview 30 feet away. should she be charged with a crime or is this more legal insanity? we have that up next the for debate. >> they define insanity. and rap areaper little wayne learning the hard way you can't smoke a blunt on a plane. donald trump got in trouble for saying john mccain is not a war hero and said quote, i like people that weren't captured.

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well a mother arrested and accused of abandonment after leaving her children in a mall

food court during a job interview. the 6-year-old and 2-year-old were reportedly crying left alone 15 minutes. they were in plain sight 30 feet away. is this more insanity? we are joined with criminal defense attorney and fox news legal analysts. gentlemen, i'm seeing a mom here who's trying to get a job to take care of her kids. if they're 2030 feet away, some make argument they're in plain sight. >> that seems to be the case. if someone revealed more data about her neglecting them i'd like to know that. otherwise, we've gone overboard. i'm a big supporter of police. there's bigger things to pursue than a mom trying to get a job, take care of her kids and gets the job. >> it's a tough one. you can't take chances on kids being alone. at the same time, you have to have mercy is. >> as mother of the year

recipient herself, you would know -- it's a i 2-year-old. my niece madison is 2 years old. i wouldn't leave her 30 feet away from me right now even though she's in plain view. >> with a sibling. >> who's six. not a sibling who's eight. a 2-year-old could get in trouble. i agree with keith about overboard. i hate to agree with keith. do i put handcuffs on her? no. do i open investigation with child protective services to make sure we get more data that she's okay? >> i don't know. >> what do you mean? >> in the absence of more data i don't know if i want this mother going through that kind of investigation based on what? look here's the thing. people think the big risks are kids 30 feet from you in the mall. no they're not. the big risks are leukemia violent crime. abductions are thankfully rare.

merciless rare. >> this is not a real risk. >> if she was 30 feet away eating snacking minding her own business with her kids 30 feet away? is that different than trying to get a job to provide for them? >> a 2-year-old -- all three of us i don't think would leave a 2-year-old 30 feet away in the mall. >> i haven't had to. maybe she had to. >> if you're the employer and you come over with your child and say listen i'm so sorry, i couldn't get a baby sitter. she was going to sit here quietly. >> she wouldn't get the job. >> i don't know. >> guess what, these are good kids. they sat there. they must have been a good job. >> they were hysterically crying. >> i want to see the tape. >> she got the job.

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$500,000 is how much the smithsonian hopes to raise to preserve the space suit. already raising $165,000. meanwhile, a newlywed is dead struck by a bolt of lightning on a hike in colorado. four others including her husband were also hurt. according to the national weather service, lightning strikes killed several people already the this year. if you're struck what should you do? good morning fred. >> good morning. >> we hear this number 20 people killed by lightning. you think it will never happen. if you happen to be in the area lightning is around what do you do? >> first thing to do is really try not to be in the area lightning is around. if there's lightning, you don't want to be outside. if you are outside, what you don't want to do is not go to the free that's at top of the hill and stand under it. >> if it's training that's your

natural inclination. >> you want to stay dry. getting wet is at least of your problems. you want to stay away from anything that's high anything pointy. anything that stands by itself. if the lightning strikes a tree it could hit you. in fact a lot of fatalities from lightning strikes are people standing under trees. >> absolutely. so if you're out and a storm is approaching -- sometimes you can be struck by lightning and it's not raining and you don't hear thunder. can you tell by a cloud formation coming this way whether or not something could have thunder or lightning in it? >> you want to avoid -- when the cloud is upon you it's -- you can't see it. from a distance you can see lightning clouds that are very tall cauliflower shaped dark and heavy. >> you said your body will give you signals, right? tingles. >> if you're about to be struck

you'll feel tingling in your skin maybe your hand will stand up. my hair doesn't stand up. >> your brain know-- your body knows before your brain? >> you'll feel the flow. >> did i read if you're outside and about to be struck by lightning, crouch down lows and be on the balls of your feet and not have hands touch the ground? >> yes. you don't want to be high. you also don't want to lie down on the ground. the electricity can travel through the ground. you want to be as low as possible and have as little of your body touching the ground as possible. get into a crouch. >> overall, we should stay indoors as a people. >> yes. stay away from things that are connected to the wall socket. if lightning strikes the power lines --

>> stand up and watch tv but don't touch anything. >> not too close to the tv. >> our tv was blown out last year. boom. >> also plumbing. don't take a shower when there's lightning. >> water conducts electricity. >> pipes conduct electricity. >> my mom always told me that. she was telling the truth. >> my grandmother used to hide in the closet. >> ultimately practical tips. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> interesting stuff. stay here for a second. coming up straight ahead. those are two books that we like to emphasize. coming up how's this for story time in a children's book about the taliban for third graders. >> who's checking that out? up next the hottest home improvement trends you can do yourself. ♪

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. stuck in sweltering hot, a kansas woman stops at nothing to free a toddler locked inside a car. watch this. while the dramatic rescue caught on cell phone video, ainsley earhardt is here with how it all happened. good morning. >> good morning to you elisabeth. incredible video if you're watching this. the little girl was trapped in the car is alive and well this morning thanks to the unrelenting hero.

not sure if you heard. that this is the video. you can see the woman knocking on that woman. sarah is frantically swinging at the car's window doing anything she can do. there is a child stuck inside the back seat. she is a store manager, this hero and mother of two herself. she was alerted by a teenage employee that worked for her that a little girl was locked in the sweltering car in the parking lot with windows rolled up doors locked. they called 911, grabbed whatever they can to break the windows. she used a tire iron to break the window and save the little girl. she was baking in nearly 100 degrees temperatures. >> she was crying and drenched in sweat. her shoes were wet. she was so drenched in sweat. i just started crying. i was just praying break the window. she's going to die. >> a couple finally showed up at

the store to claim the little girl as their niece. he showed no remorse leaving the baby in the hot car. child endangerment charges may be filed against the girl. the little girl is doing well this morning. >> back to you. >> apparently first they started with a crew driver and wound up with a tire iron. eventually they used part of a trailer hitch to break the window. >> think how hot it is. in ten minutes the temperature in a car can rise 20 degrees. the babies have got to get out. that woman is a true hero. >> this is irresponsible substitute parenting. >> heather now here with other stories you need to know about. >> good morning to you all. remember the guys that escape ed from the upstate new york prison? we're learning more details about the plot to get out. the convicted murderer david

sweat explored tunnels underneath the prison months and months before he made the escape. he sawed a hole in his cell wall in january. at night he would roam the cat walks all night long millionethght long until he had to be back at 5:00 app. he and his prison mate found a route and escaped through the steam pipe. matt was shot dead sweat captured two days later. it is quite a story in today's papers. outrage at one florida school to get two childrens books taken off the shelves. they are both considered highly rated books by the author. those center around the turmoil in countries including pakistan and afghanistan. parents at berlin elementary

school in florida argue books are simply inappropriate. they don't want their kids to read about war or other conflicts. the superintendent says no plans to ban the books not yet. we may soon learn tom brady's fate. the ruling on the deflategate appeal. if the suspension is not eliminated brady is considering taking the nfl to federal court. and new overnight. little wayne, the rapper tried getting high while being high. his pilot grounded the party. let me explain. tmz is reporting the rapper and posse lit up joints on a private jet. when the pilot smelled weed, he turned the flight around 17 minutes after take off.

good for him. we're outside with maria where it is steamy here in new york city. >> that's right. very steamy out here not only the northeast but parts of the southeast and into the plains. going to see temperatures climbing to 90s and triple digits for some of you. the concern isn't how hot temperatures are going to be but t that it's still humid out there. your heat index values easily in the triple digits many areas across the southeast. montgomery 106 today. wilmington should feel 108 degrees. we have heat advisories for parts of texas to carolinas. otherwise storms in the forecast today across the mid atlantic, midwest and planes with marginal risk for severe weather. now over to steve. >> thank you very much. it's not too late to get the hottest looks for your house this summer. here to give us ideas with the latest style is home improvement

expert friend of the program sandy diaz. thanks. it's funny we do this segment. my wife and i have been talking about freshening up the fresh coats of paint. it's too hot to go outside. >> absolutely. bring life into your home. the best way to do that is pastel paints that are very popular. this light blue -- >> this is pretty blue. >> it's trending. look at. that goes right on. two coats and it's brand new surface. looks fantastic. >> good thing the new paint, unlike in the old days it's not fumey. >> it's got paint and primer in it. one stop shop. put it on, and that's it. >> speaking of paint. a lot of people use this chalkboard paint. it's not just green. >> it can be any color you want.

>> this is tintable. wright over it. "fox & friends," sd squared. >> is that steve doocy? >> yeah. >> you put this on a shelf. a lot of people like somewhere they'd like a shelf. this is a floater. >> it's a floating shelf. put up the crack et. once you're done, it's like you were never there. >> you don't want to put anything too heavy. >> maybe a trophy. >> we were thinking of new tile many the bathroom. the little tile is popular, right? >> this is the old school way of doing it. metallic tile is on trend. >> you need grout, glue it to the wall.

now we've got the new invention. >> it's plastic and looks like it. >> rip and -- i imagine you just -- >> it's like sticking on a decal. nothing to it. once you get it off. come on in close. all i'm going to do is line it up. >> line it up. that's it. >> how great is this. how much is something like this? >> really inexpensive. find it at your local home depot. this cost about 12 dollars for ten sheets. it's cheap. >> i've got a feeling all across america, people are going that's so simple i'm going to do weather. >> everybody can do it. don't bring in professional tile guy. takes work for me but that's okay. rather have someone happy and it's easy. this amazing vanity we forgot to talk about. produce up bathroom. buy a brand new vanity. it's premade. stick it in.

attach the plumbing, and you're set. >> you're going to come back in an hour and talk about outdoor kitchens and that sort thing thank you very much. >> you got my hand all blue. >> blue is the new color. >> he got me painting. >> we can't wait to see what else you work on in the 8:00 a.m. hour. do you want me to install a sink and back splash in your office? >> looks so easy. coming up donald trump making controversial comments about john mccain's military record. you know about that. will many turn backs on the donald or sing his song? two people that served our great country weigh in next. that's right. how's this for flying fire power? oh you're seeing a combo. that's a drone with a gun attached to it invented by a child. is that legal?

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faa is investigating to see if the teenager who made the video violate violated aviation rules. could that be legal? insane video shows the moment a cloud of leaking gas ignites into a wall of fire. it happened after i a bus crash into a gas pump in russia. the driver burned with 90% of his body. let's talk military stuff. gop front runner donald trump taking heat for comments slamming senator john mccain. donald said last night, mccain may be a war hero but he's a no hero to vets. >> regardless of work or not work they're suffering. he's virtually the head person in washington. he's the head of the group that runs -- i mean, somebody is doing a bad job. it's massive corruption.

massive incompetence. the people are treated like third class citizens bill. he's in charge. >> he does blame mccain for what he's done as a senator but not his service. are vets more or less likely to vote for trump in the future? i'm joined by former navy seal and spokesperson for concerned veterans for america. amber amber, are you more or less likely to vote for donald trump after taking on john mccain the way he did? >> i wasn't going to vote for trump either way. i talked to veterans not only disgusted with trump's remarks but they feel it was a misunderstanding for military service and sacrifices that goes with it. why men and women put their lives on the line everyday. they leave their families extended periods of time.

they write a blank check for the amount of their lives to the united states for their country. >> i don't know if that's accurate. carl veterans are not treated well here and went after mccain for not treating them better and mistakenly went after his war record. >> we have to look at mccain's record in arizona with worst scandal in history. many veterans i know really enjoy trump and will vote for him. >> he said you got caught. i like guys that didn't get caught. does that go against the grain for a military person? >> i think that was a low strategy. i think he called it how it s. that's what we like. >> are you grateful amber we're at least talking about the va who's right and wrong and where to go from here? >> any time we bring veterans into the conversation and what

they bring to this country and especially in terms of department affairs and what's going on the past year. reality veterans trying to face when they're trying to get health care and red tape they deal with on a daily basis. i feel we need to talk about veterans more. trump did bring positive light towards veterans. >> real quick. in chattanooga, four marines and one petty officer targeted because they were the military. do you feel there's a target on your back? isis says kill people that served in america's military at home. it's happening. >> absolutely. i feel there's a target on my back as i'm semi public about it. when they deploy for extended period of times of time their families have a target on their back too.

>> what can we do? >> let personal sell arm themselves. i call on president now to make legislation to make that happen. >> amber, you back him? >> absolutely. stop making military members soft targets at home. they need to defend themselves. >> that hopefully will change today when the president speaks at dfw. i have fingers crossed. thanks. can does this sound like a conversation in your house? >> i sunk every nickel i have in this world in this house. >> and you'll get it all back. >> me and everyone else you ever met. i'll pay you back will be written on your gravestone. >> tom hanks was young. we have the five mistakes that could end your marriage, next.

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security at recruiting centers. not giving troops guns but telling them simply close the blinds. >> when are we going to stand up to what's right? when do we stop worrying about hurting people's feelings? >> are we giving into our enemy? more straight ahead. ever get ill at a crying child in a restaurant? one did and yelled at a child to stop. i want you to debate that while we tell you mornings are better with friends. let me get this straight, we're in a diner. a kid screaming 40 minutes, parents don't do anything. the diner owner says enough with the baby screaming. >> both.

ineffective parenting. >> when your kid is crying it's tough. >> i'm going to the diner and ask people if they think that's a good idea. we'll talk to laura ingram about that in two minutes. first over here for headlines. >> any mom has been in that position a bunch of times. couple of headlines to bring you. new information from overnight. the surfer that suffered this encounter with a shark live on television he now describes that brush with near death. >> it's a miracle. if there's someone out there looking after us thanks. >> no kidding thanks. that is mick faning. he's vowing to return to the sport after a little time off. new information coming in overnight. san francisco bay area residents woken up by a 4.1 magnitude other earthquake.

the survey saying it hit 2:30 this morning pacific time near free mont california 35 miles south of san francisco. there have been at least 11 after shocks since that time. police say no reports of injuries or any property damage. we'll keep an eye on that story. an amazing rescue caught on camera in kansas. a woman stops at nothing to save a toddler locked in a hot car. take a look. watch as she tries to beat that window open. sarah sarah frantically works to free the child in the locked car in 100 degrees heat. >> i was just praying, like break the window. she's going to die. >> thank goodness for that woman. she smash had the window with a tire iron and was able to get the 2-year-old girl out. the couple who left the toddler say she's their niece. the country prosecutor in kansas

city is considering filing child endangerment charges against them. security breach targeting ashley madison is expected to be an inside job. that site was set up to help married people cheat. hackers threatened to expose personal information of clients if the company didn't take itself offline. investigators believe someone that worked on technical side of the website is responsible for the hack. those are headlines. see you back here in a bit. >> i figured it was someone that discovered their loved one was cheating on them, was a brilliant hack area and blowed it up. >> guess not. it is true laura ingram is joining us now. >> great to see you. >> we're waiting on president obama set to speak in pennsylvania today to describe maybe why he hasn't yet and if

he will lower the flag to half staff for the five killed in chattanooga. what's your position on this? when you look back an fort hood terrorist attack that was not called a terrorist attack by the government. it was work place violence. we had 14 killed. again, the same situation unarmed military on a u.s. military base. there was pressure brought by anita roszs, i believe she lives in texas. government agencies should lower the flags to half mass. same thing here. this happens days ago. obviously the white house celebrated after the court's ruling in same-sex marriage case doing the display of rainbow

colors on the white house. everyone cheering and thought that was great. >> what do you think? why? >> the administration has been loathed to describe what are obviously islamic inspired attacks on american soil as just that. we want to explain it well he was depressed or maybe got bad pot or maybe it was even islamic phobia that drove him to do this or maybe a kid that didn't fit in. this happen went to one facility then knew the seven mile distance to get to another in time. he killed four of our bravest and another died over the weekend. it's a bizarre message to american people of priorities. >> it's insulting to people that might be buyipolar or suffering

from depression to think that may be behind him taking a gun and killed four. >> there was a statement issued of condolences to whitney houston's family after her death. after the charleston shooting everyone said he gave the best speech of his presidency. that kind of emotion for troops and loss of life i think we want that. maybe we'll hear that today. >> it would seem odd he would wait so many days. also at other military recruiting centers, i'm sure you've seen there's a number of armed citizens who are actually standing outside recruiting centers protecting them. this in the wake of the fact that the army chief of staff came out and said we're going to amp up security. what we're going to do in some cases, if you're close to chattanooga, don't wear your uniform. in other places draw your blind s

s s. you'll be fine. listen to this. >> when are we going to start standing up to what's right? when do we stop worrying about hurting people's feelings? >> makes a great point. >> i think the one institution in america that retains a good deal of respect deservedly so among the american public is our military. i teach my children i know you probably do the same thing, when you see a man or woman in the military uniform, you go up and thank him or her for the service to this country, regardless of what role they have in the military. maintenance person, cook, combat operating officer. whatever the role is they deserve great respect. it's another sign of disrespect to tell you, we are so unable or unwilling to protect you. you must hide your status. everybody else is supposed to come out of the shadows. everyone else is supposed to be

proud. we're celebrating all sorts of pride. that's fine but what about military pride? >> it's called armed services for a reason. now about politics another one of your expertise. donald trump has 11 point lead in the latest poll. we don't have understanding yet about the impact of controversy with john mccain. how do you explain his success so far? >> i think what we saw in 1988 in june of 1988 when we had a -- excuse me 1992 bush against a clinton. what happened then? the poll june 1992 with ross parole believe 39% of the polls in june. i think the public was rejecting to options it was likely to receive. a bush against a clinton. i think that's part of what's going on here with donald trump. he has enormous support out will there because of his message, mostly immigration and trade.

people think the country is slipping away. they think the good old boy in washington protects this. he is calling them out on that. i bet folks like dakota mire a lot of them look at trump and say maybe he didn't say everything right, but he's calling people out. that ruffles feathers in washington and beyond. if people think he's going to drop out and be done with this there's discontent about this town now i'm in washington d.c. if people don't wake up to it their going to have rude wakening on election day. that's my opinion. >> some say trump takes the 20% you're indicates in the warning. >> they push him too far, i don't know if he'll run as a third party. that's going to kill the

republican party. >> let's go to the diner. hear about this story? >> yes. >> people are going on facebook yelling at her for screaming at a crying toddler for 40 minutes. she banged her hand on the counter and scared the kid. >> you shouldn't touch another child or scream at a child in his or her face. that's not good parents. we've all been there. when i went to pick up my son in moscow bring him home after seven trips combined. he cried, i kid you not, 11 hours moscow to washington. he cried probably eight and a half hours. it was a miserable experience. we couldn't do anything to stop him. >> you probably got up on the airplane walked him around -- >> oh everything. i tried everything. in a plane, you're trapped. if you are in a restaurant we've all been there.

i tend to try to comfort my children and maybe take them out, walk them around outside, play with them on a nearby playground and come back and see if we can -- >> i've got to worry about other patrons here. i'm sorry your child is upset, but you've got to take him out. >> you can't get in the poor kid's face. >> maybe the parent but not the kid. >> we've been there. >> we're going to the diner next door in 10 to 15 minutes and ask people first of all what they're asking for breakfast. also if they think that's appropriate. >> bring back bacon and eggs for us? >> yes, ma'am. >> that diner gets everything done in four minutes. >> thank you. >> great to see you. coming up on tuesday, actress demi moore was on vacation when cops found a dead body in her swimming pool. can she be held responsible for

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actress demi moore is in shock after a man was found dead in the backyard pool of her home. the man's body was pull ed from the deep end after a party thrown by moore's assistant while moore was out of town. question is moore liable? she was not at home didn't know there was a party. >> big tragedy. that's why you are really liable. people need to understand what goes on at their homes in their pools when they're not there. that's not an excuse in terms of the responsibility to supervise a pool, make sure people are not drinking around the pool. we don't know if drinking and drugs was involved. allegedly there were flotation devices in the pool. are there signs around the pool? warning signs saying swim at your own risk no lifeguard

present. no running at thele lpool. was he running and slipped and fell into the pool? was he sitting in a flotation device slipped in and drowned? >> she did not invite the man that passed away over. it was her assistant. you would think maybe -- i don't know what to think. it's still her house. >> your question is dead on. who's responsible for that? she's not there although it's her home. a, it's her home. number two, apparently her assistant had a party. if her assistant is her employee demi moore, as the employer, is responsible for the acts of her employee. >> what did if she didn't ask to have to party? >> can demi moore could say about the employee it was not the scope of her employment and not responsible.

as a homeowner, you're always responsible. remember that folks at home. >> what about a circumstance like this? let's say peter johnson jr. has a swi new jersey. peter johnson and his family go to georgia on vacation. while you're on vacation somebody gets in your pool and drowns. >> very interesting point. if somebody breaks into the pool and i have under the state or local laws the proper kind of fence, then i'm protected from liability. remember there's two. in most states you need a fence up around your pool to protect children and intruders from coming into that pool. there's always a big issue of personal responsibility in pool accidents. did the person know what they were doing? drinking too much? did they put themselves in harm's way. we know there's pool parties at the beverly hills home. none of the family members

appeared to be to have been there on this deal. there will be a lieutenantawsuit. a jury will decide. >> information everybody needs if you've got a pool in your backyard. >> absolutely. coming up on tuesday, the white house refusing to lower the american flag to honor military members killed in chattanooga. one marine vet said it's up to us to make that happen. he's here live. is fatherhood making you fat? you have to blame something. how about the kids? we're going to a diner to talk about it coming up.

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about 23 minutes past the top of the hour. quick headlines. ceo of toshiba resigning this morning. cooking the books to profits $1.2 billion over the course of seven years. we learned the cause of last month's space x rocket explosion, a small steel band snapped under pressure. it was supposed to hold down the helium tank. it caused a leak and blast. brian? newtown following the boston bombing, following massacre at fort hood, president ordered the flags lowered to half staff.

the question is why the president hasn't following the chattanooga shootings. >> i don't have more information about the status of the flag over the white house. >> neither do i if you don't josh. at this hour the american flag high top the white house. one marine veteran is challenging americans, yes, you, to fly all flags at half staff to show president obama or perhaps just to give these americans the respect they deserve. mike spent nine years in marines. what prompted i don't to take action? >> basically we've lost five americans on american soil in the line of duty in combat basically. it's time we start to recognize that. this is not about political agenda not about the president. it's about the american people. also a lot of readers responding to me telling me they

feel helpless and hopeless. they don't have any say. i want them to know their opinion matters, voice matters. we can all do this together with or without the president and show respect for our fallen and tell them we love them. >> you put this, write in your blog and put it on facebook. what's the reaction been? >> it's been overwhelming. i put this out yesterday and all of a sudden it went viral. it's continuing to do so. the good thing with what really amazes me it's showing me we can all do this together and show the world we're united. we're not one person in the white house. we're 350 million strong. if we stand together and show the world we are unite addyouunited their hate is not going to divide us. >> for a man like you to serve overseas then see military targeted at home.

next thing you know it could be you. those americans thought they were safe in the strip mall. >> chris kyle and lieutenant murphy. one is alive to tell you they went over there so our men, women, children wouldn't have to do that over here. now it's happening here. it's the reality of life happening and going to continue to happen. >> you're saying recommendations, if you're driving in your neighborhood and see a business with a flag up at full mass, ask them to drop it? you say to do things like that? >> you can ask them nicely. if they don't want to, don't be upset. i believe most people stand by our heritage and will do it. if they don't want to do that's fine. on the 29 th when everybody in the country seeing flags flying

at half mass everybody that was a part of it say we are united. we're americans. >> after the fort hood shooting they dropped it. hope they do it today. hopefully the president will say it today when he addresses vfw. >> if this happened in july 2012, i garnuarantee it would have happened. it's all politics. lead by example. >> you are. thanks so much. okay. we'll talk to you soon. meanwhile, 32 minutes before we're through. still more ahead. one tv host has had enough. >> i care this sob killed four united states marines and care our commander in chief is more concerned with muslim sensitivity than honor and sacrifice made by these marines.

>> hear from this outspoken host. now it's going viral. she has joined us. we'll let you hear some of it. we sent steve to the diner, not just to get us breakfast. that's one thing. we want to find out what's going on there steve? >> well i'm glad you asked brian. there's a story out of portland maine where at a diner much like this there was a little kid over there screaming for 45 minutes. well you know what the owner didn't think that was appropriate. went over and yelled at the kid. is that appropriate? we're going to talk to folks live from the world famous evergreen diner as "fox & friends" rolls on live after i get some bacon. ♪ ooh pizza rolls! ahh! they're ready! make summer awesummer with totino's pizza rolls. and get a free movie ticket when you spend $10.

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you know this whole story. been talking about it all morning. there's a diner and this woman was so tired running the diner trying to make money. this toddler, probably cute as a button couldn't take it anymore. >> the owner of the diner said she couldn't take it anymore. she slammed her hand on the counter and said stop crying. the kid did. the parents say hey, that was a little much. now steve is in the diner to talk to patrons about whether they would tolerate 40 minutes of toddler crying and whether the owner handled it appropriately. >> where y'all from? >> fort myers, fla weather. >> how's the breakfast? >> delicious. >> let's imagine this family has children. the toddler is screaming 45 minutes. if the own per came over and

yelled at kid, what do you think? >> that's not correct. you should be yelling at the parents. >> should have asked them to leave. >> how many minutes of screaming before you ask them to leave? >> ten minutes. >> this was a half hour past your rule. >> absolutely. >> i think they should have stopped it immediately. give the kids a few minutes to calm down f. he doesn't, ask parents to take him outside a few minutes or leave. >> what about this place? it's kind of noisy, right? >> it's noisy but a screaming kid is not going to make it less noisy. >> so true. come over to the table with occasionally screaming children. mom, stand up. your kids are on their best behavior now. at what point do you call them out and say i'm going to pick you up and take you outside until the food comes? >> usually in a couple of minutes. i don't wait too long for them to carry on before i'm walking

outside. >> now, what's your name? >> mason. >> mason, have you ever been in a restaurant and made noise? >> yes. i haven't made loud loud noise. >> not for an extended period of time right? >> right. >> that's because you appear to be good children especially since i offered them a dollar if they all were quiet during this segment. dad, come over here. patrick? >> patrick. >> where you from? >> naples florida. >> let me ask you this. nobody is listening. we're back here by the back door. there's a new study out. forget screaming kids. there's a study out, dads when they have their first child gain on average five pounds. >> okay. >> i'm not saying you added weight. have you noticed children are a burden. you've gained weight? >> five, ten, 15 pounds since i

started having kids. >> you have the freshman sophomore and junior 15? >> i do. >> please continue with your breakfast. elisabeth and brian we have verified three stories we were talking about. dads do gain weight when they have children. and if a kid is in the dine r screaming its head off, maybe you should ask the parents to leave. >> the average six foot dad gained five pounds per kid. his body mass index went up 2.6%. >> i add this. you care less about yourself when you're a parent. you're not standing in the

mirror shaping your body. two number you make sure they get to where they need to go. at the end of the night, you don't worry about what you're eating. >> i thought the dad body was in. >> america has to adjust to it. >> i think dads look great and these dads too. >> what do you think about the dad greatness? >> thanks so much. got a couple headlines to bring you 37 minutes after the hour. the father of the woman shot dead by an illegal is set to talk on capitol hill today. kate steinle died in her father's arms after sanchez opened fire on her july 1st. jim steinle will testify along with two other parents who's sons were killed by illegal

aliens. they joined us earlier on the show show with a message they're taking. >> we're begging government to enforce a law that's in place. it doesn't make sense to me. >> ainsley earhardt will sit down with kate's parents after the hearing. we'll have the interview tomorrow on "fox & friends." a tv news host epic rant over the chattanooga attacks is going viral with over more than 1 million views in less than a week. listen to this. >> i care that our commander in chief is more concerned with muslim sensitivity than honor and sacrifice made by these marines. >> that's 22-year-old tomi lahren. she joined us earlier and took it further. >> i don't care if you're republican democratic black,

white, i don't care. that's an american thing to do in my opinion. >> this is personal for her because she comes from a family of marines. for the first time, we're hearing from the man left dangling in his truck when a california bridge collapses. brian says he found god this weekend when the highway gave way due to the flooding there. he says there were no warning signs as he watched the concrete pieces crumble to the ground. he thought he was going to die for sure. rescuers managed to free him from his truck. he's now in the hospital with broken rips and a shattered knee. then busted. a guy in england caught on google street views smoking a cigarette after he told his wife he had kicked the habit. the guy promised his wife he would stop smoking and eating junk food after he had a heart attack. then she confronted him about his cookies in his car. he stormed out of the house and that's when he snuck this cigarette. later that day, she heard the

google was in the area. she checked online. there was her husband on the video with a cigarette in his hand. busted. those are your headlines. you've got to watch stories you tell when there are cameras everywhere now days. >> caught smoke handed. >> heather, thanks. online retail giant amazon.com may get competition. jet.com launching today promising lowest prices around for items you love. what kind of shot do they have? >> i don't know. what do you hear. >> >> they're doing a $50 a deal year. it's a bold venture taking on a company as big as amazon.com. jet wants to do that. started by online marketing whiz. one of the biggest ways he wants

to do this is focus on a different kind of consumer. he said i saw a big opportunity to go after the much larger segment of the market people who cared about saving money. like amazon prime, it's 50 dollars a year instead of $100. this trick up their sleeves is bullet wound and will group similar items together in what they call a smart cart that gets prices reflected in real time according to demand. the more you shop the more you supposedly save. if the company sells $20 billion worth of products a year other, that's a quarter of amazon sales. rights now they're on track to generate raise hundreds of millions of dollars. the question in the tech world is they're not profitable. how are they going to succeed and compete against the big guys right? >> amazon as a great big warehouse. where is this company going to get started?

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>> i will not arm and train those that wish to do harm to my fellow patriot. we're in battle patriots for our homeland homeland security way of life. >> a reporter is live outside the gun store in florida with the latest. who is that guy? >> reporter: his name is andy hallanan. the video was meant to grab your attention and has. 50,000 have seen it. he says muslims are not welcome at the florida gun supply store in inverness. it's five minutes long. we spoke to him a little while ago on tampa bay. he says he understands the ma yourty of -- the majority of muslims are not extremists. >> it's a political correctness

situation in america. if somebody like me speaks out against islam, i have to worry about care or other organization coming after me calling me bigot or racist which is odd. there's going to be backlash. i feel i have to take one for the team and tell the truth. >> reporter: now despite the video, care which is the council on america islamic relations reached out to him couple days ago. andy as well as folks from care are going to meet saturday right here at this gunshot. andy holds a weapons conceal permit class. the folks from care which is majority if not all muslims are going to come out here. they're both going to speak about the kwaquran. the director will have a license

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