good morning today is saturday the 25th of july, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. brand new information this morning on the louisiana killer who opened fire in a crowded movie theater leaving two innocent people dead. what investigators learned about his history of violence and his plan to escape. >> rumors swirling of a possible criminal investigation. hillary clinton tries to correct the record on those classified emails. watch this. >> there have been a lot of inaccuracies maybe the heat is getting to everybody. we all you have a responsibility. >> yeah. but where there is smoke

there could be fire, her supporters are worried. latest on the developing story coming up. >> as 2016 candidates hit the road heading to iowa today, another member of the media learns the hard way never pick a fight with donald trump. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, friends. good morning. the gang is all together today. >> clayton, good morning. >> i was going to try to loosen the belt today it's national sun districtdae day. >> who is the guy who came up with national sundae on a saturday? >> jeffer jeffress or mike michaels. somebody redundant. >> elastic waistband. >> good morning everyone. get to a fox news alert.

community remembering the victims of the deadly shooting in lafayette louisiana. two people killed and nine others injured thursday night. five are still in the hospital. one in critical condition we are told. >> we learned this about the gunman whose name is john russell houser and he bought the handgun he used legally from an alabama pawnshop. he was from alabama not louisiana. he was a drirst drifter with profound mental illness. he spent time in a georgia psychiatric hospital in 2008. he was evicted from his home last year and evicted after giving notice he had to leave. he had wigs and disguises inside his vehicle which was parked rice outside the theater. >> we're learning more about the victims. 21-year-old maci brux 31-year-old jillian.

vigils near the theater. memorial growing outside of a local church as well. >> it's so hard when you start to he so the victims jillian johnson, you know, what about her husband who is going to have to bury her. mayci her high school sweetheart who she planned to marry and how heart broken he is. already this morning it's turning political. >> governor bobby jindal is suspending his presidential campaign in the wake of the shooting. he held a press conference the other day and he was there alongside the police chief. in a reporter asked hem about some of the gun laws in louisiana being responsible for. this take a listen. he had to fire -- we don't have the sound. >> basically a reporter said what about your gun laws? the gun did this and you are responsible. making a commonplace but cheap and stupid point and jindal said, look, settle

down let's not make this political. we are going to spend time mourning the victims of this and then we can talk about policy. this spun off a couple of overpaid foreigner who's responded frequent. one of them pierce morgan from britain who had a show. he wrote a piece in the daily mail in which he said. this jindal's rhetoric made me want to vomit. spare me all your crocodile tears, governor. you have got the blood of those victims all over your a-rated nra loving we love us some guns in louisiana hands. piers morgan. >> debate to have about mental illness. he had published online about blowing up abortion clinics. he had given speeches. >> he was hospitalized in a nut house. so yes he was by definition crazy as have been 100% of these mass shooters. i walked through midtown i

seen 15 demonstrablably mentally ill. america has a massive bipartisan problem dealing with the mentally ill. >> it's ignored by many. >> by everybody. we just take it for granted it's normal to have people barking at the stars sleeping on the street. it's not normal. >> we do have that sound bite now from governor bobby jindal. let's listen. >> what do you support as a leader to make it tougher for people with mental illness to get guns? >> a couple things there will be a right time and place. we are less than 24 hours out. we have two families waiting for to bury their loved ones and we have families waiting for their loved ones to leave the hospital. there will be a time to talk about policies. >> governor, when will the right time be. we have had a shooting? chattanooga. >> you can ask as many times as you want. i'm not answering that.

let us mourn for those who have been killed. let us take care of those that have been in the hospital. it hasn't been 24 hours. >> no one wants to be honest about this, there is huge -- obviouslyi' you don't want crazy people to have guns. the actual policy is very complex. the main question, ptsd. what do you do about the tens of thousands returning servicemen claiming ptsd getting benefits from it. they qualify as mentally ill. do you prevent them from having guns? no, they are members of the military. when you get down to implementing these laws, it's complicated and these politicians pretend it's really simple and the nra is preventing this from not happening. that's not true. it's very complex to write these laws. >> sad state of affairs. posting pictures of adolf hitler and talking about blowing up abortion clinics and he is able to walk into a pawnshop and get a gun.

>> this guy had literally i been to a mental hospital. >> the conversation may need to shift toward mental illness. we do need to switch gears. hillary clinton is defending the use of private email and that server even as two nntders general call on the justice department to launch a criminal investigation to determine if she used that server to exchange classified information. >> christa fisher is live in washington with this. good morning. >> good morning. this is a really important development. we are talking about two independent inspector generals here. these are people whose main job, their primary purpose is to operate independent of the administration and congress. they are now asking the justice department to determine if hillary clinton illegally transmitted classified information through that personal server. an inspector general for the intelligence community told congress he found four emails containing classified information. and, according to sources familiar with the investigation, another inspector general with the state department believes

clinton's private email accounts contains hundreds of potentially classified emails either sent or received by clinton. the former secretary of defense addressed these latest allegations yesterday during a speech in new york city. listen. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. [ laughter ] we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of emails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. >> many republicans including speaker boehner say the only way clinton can make this right is to hand over that private email server to an independent arbiter. but so far clinton has declined to do that back to you guys in new york. >> and the likability and credibility ratings are going down for her. >> why don't they subpoena? 10% of the emails that investigators looked at, 10% were classified, or out four

out of 40. her lawyer david kindle has a thumb drive are 4 o0,000 emails on it. >> let's extrapolate that number. >> tucker, you are wrong hillary is saying it's the heat is getting to everyone and everyone needs to calm counsel. >> i hope she doesn't have a press conference where people are pressing her on this. they should be pressing her on this. it's a crime. >> other stories making headlines on your saturday morning. new overnight the pentagon ask asking armed volunteers to stop standing guard at recruitment centers. civilians have been watching at centers all across the country in the wake of the attack. the government is reviewing other options to enhance security. we will speak with the navy that are protecting one of those buildings in louisville 15 minutes from now. and developing this morning 8 people including two florida firefighters sent to the hospital, after a car collides with a fire truck. the brevard county truck was on its w a call

when it smashed into a car with six people inside. two of those victims had to be airlifted to the hospital. no word yet on the seriousness of their virus. the obama administration now preparing to release a convicted israeli spy. jonathan once a civilian analyst for the navy arrested and charged with spying. he was sentenced to life in prison. the move believed to be smoothing over relations to israel in the wake of the iran nuclear deal. otherwise, claiming he was going to be released in november regardless of any deal. wrestling legend hulk hogan thrown out of of the ring for good by the wwe. the organization severed ties with the hall of famer after reports twirled about a racist rabbit caught on tape in 2008. hogan apologized but says he wasn't fired and instead resigned. former wrestling nic folly says my heart truly hurts for hulk hogan. i truly believe is he a very

good person who made a very bad mistake. pulling for you brother. disco inferno says worked for the guy seven years. never saw anything close to racism from hulk hogan. those are your news headlines. >> they completely wiped clean of the website. any sign of hulk hogan on wwe website as if he never existed. >> he is the loch ness monster of professional wrestling. often talked about and never seen. >> he didn't build the wwe in the 1980s. >> tucker, talking about rick, his feed are right there on solid ground but they won't be soon. rick like at one of the most popular hot air balloon festivals in the country. good morning. >> hey rick. >> yeah, that's a quick check new jersey festival of ballooning. this is the largest balloon festival in north america in the summertime. and just the next hour or so we are going to see a lot of beautiful balloons take off on a really spectacular morning out here in new

jersey. let's talk about the weather right now across the country, however, take a look at the maps. we have some very high temperatures going on across the central part of the country. 81 degrees right now in kansas city. it is humid. that is where we are going to see the heat build again today. get ready for it. we have some heat advisories. we have heavy rain. a lot of east coast is a pretty great weekend. in fact, we will see great day for many of the beaches except for florida. have you been plagued with this rain for the last couple of days. we could see a little tropical development potentially in the next few days around that area. we will watch for that. temperaturewise, this is going to be our big story. today, getting to 94 in kansas city. 98 in little rock. and for your sunday, you get the idea. the heat continues all across that area. but you this morning here in new jersey, guys, it is spectacular. it is going to be a beautiful shot. the skies are clear and get ready because it's going to be a very, very nice one. we will bring it to you all

morning long. >> we're rooting for you. thanks rick. >> it was a little windy. >> yes it was. here is what is coming up on the program 2016 candidates hit the road to iowa today. is donald trump good for the republican brand? we have our own fair and balanced debate next. >> plus, imagine this. you are sitting in a baseball game with your wife when you are handed a note saying the wife sitting next to you is cheating on you. that just happened to one man did. people exposing the relationship do the right thing? what would do you? this story is crazy. we will talk about it coming up. ♪ at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping.

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welcome back. donald trump hitting the campaign trail today in the state of iowa. the most talked about candidate, trump is banning iowa's largest newspaper from the event. the reporter can't cover him, he says, after the paper wrote this on the editorial page. quote: it's time for donald trump to drop out of race for the president. trump has been focusing himself and his brand and not on the problems facing this nation. is this a fight worth picking? joining us now to debate research cato institute. nice to see you both. >> thanks, tucker. >> i'm very open-minded about trump. i think is he very interesting and funny as hell. >> he is. >> banning a reporter, shouldn't trump and fight if he doesn't like the coverage shouldn't he stay and fight. >> they this is very concerning to me. if someone criticizes him he pushes them out? what would a trump presidency look like based on his actions today? >> interesting. steve? >> i think he is actually a very minor mistake.

especially when you compare it to what he did with mccain which i thought was going to be fatal with him it hasn't been. we have seen polls since then it hasn't hurt him at all it does sort of run contrary to this message that he is trying to put out there, that he is strong, he can handle anything. he would allow those people to come in and target that person and say a few things at one of the next press conferences. >> isn't this the whole appeal or profound part of the appeal is that trump is, as steve just said, strong. one guy who will say exactly what he thinks and totally unafraid of people who disagree with him. by the way voters like it when you tangle with the media, don't they. >> a lot of voters perceive donald trump to be speaking truth to power. to take on the elite of washington the elites in the republican party. here he is not even willing to take on a local newspaper because they disagreed with him. i mean, is he really going to be able to be authentic and speak truth to power if he can't take them on? >> it's the famous mediocre

sad paper anyway. some are saying this is bad news for the republican party what they believe. it's like watching your children argue. all children of divorce are horrified by. this isn't what they ought to do have a meaningful debate what they stand for. wouldn't the republican party be better served to have debates like. this what we learned from the last republican go around in 2012 whether you have a lot of people like this and debates it, gives you enough rope to really get bad stuff on every single one of the people running for president. >> true. >> i think it is healthy for the party. many believe it's not the right way to go. a lot of candidates for the 2016 nomination find a way not to have trump at the debates and stuff like that. >> exactly. i think you are completely right. the people who run the parties want you to shut up and obey. they don't want to talk about anything. true on both sides completely. shouldn't candidates resist that and come out and tell us what you believe? >> absolutely. trump should be allowed to

be included in the debates if he meets the requirements to be in the debates. the issue is he is targeting the republican brand across the board. that's why other candidates are coming out against him. the republicans have incliewft problem. they are trying to reach out to hispanics to asian americans, african-americans, young people. he is he driving them away. his comments on immigration. he is completely wrong. and so they don't want their brand to be tarnished by what he is saying. >> he is doing better among hispanics than mitt romney did. >> and we are out of time unfortunately. great he to sigh you both. thanks for getting up. >> thanks for having me. >> police officers go beyond the call of duty to save a man's life. watch this. >> holy smokes. pulled from a burning home just in the nick of time. it's all caught on camera. we will tell you how this ended. the pentagon now telling armed americans to stop guarding their recruiting offices because they create

a risk are. will they? one of those armed citizens and navy veteran joins us next to respond to this growing controversy. stay tuned.

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welcome back, quick headlines for you. two former gitmo detainees returning to. targeting al qaeda's recruiting network in syria. the two were released nearly 10 years ago were originally arrested for training in al qaeda camps. massive government data breech by chinese hackers. the hackers did not access the names of those spies but the u.s. is concerned that

the chinese government could use the stolen data to figure out their identities. anna? >> massacre of four u.s. marines outside a military recruiting center in chattanooga, tennessee. armed civilians are gainer he teeing to armed facilities across the country. >> one of these navy veterans has been standing outside recruiting glernted kentucky. packing heat to help. his name is tim cone. he joins us now. great to he so you this, no. it's hard not to be moved by your dedication and willingness to volunteer your time and put yourself at risk. doesn't this also suggest a real problem when ordinary citizens have to fill a breached used by government ineptitude. you shouldn't have to believe this is the point. >> yes, i don't believe he we should. if our government isn't going to protect these men and women, who is? >> you can finish.

i apologize. >> you know, who is going to do it? everybody that's been standing guard with me. our veterans. we did have one gentleman come up who was home on leave actual active duty come up and joined us for a couple hours. >> the pentagon released this press secretary peter cook said while we greatly appreciate the outpouring of support for our recruiters. he we asked that i have not stand guard at recruiting offices as it could impact our mission and intentionally create unintended security risks. recruitment numbers were down. have a hard time getting people signed up. this could impact that recruiting effort. what do you say? >> the location that we have been at. we haven't seen any problems with that. as a matter of fact, it's

overwhelming the support we have had. from the community and everything like that. since tuesday, there is still people coming and going from the recruitment center. >> tim i know that you were inspired in charge here. some people were -- not just the pentagon. some credit beings going crazy, kooks kooks with guns and risk of having accidents. are you a kook with a gun? >> no ma'am i'm not a kook with a gun. i'm just a proud veteran that took an oath when i went in to the constitution defend this country foreign and domestic. my oath will not die until i die. these are brothers and sisters, whether you are a veteran or active duty, we are all brothers in arms. my only question is who is going to take care of these

ladies and gentlemen if we don't. i understand it's a federal facility when you walk in that door it's federal but you know, the fbi building federal and those women get to carry their service revolvers all i'm asking is why can't the recruiters arm themselves and protect themselves. if one of those recruiters in chattanooga might have had their service weapon, i'm not saying all of them would survive but a couple of them might have come out alive. >> good question. that's a question congress is taking up right now. we will be following up on this. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> absolutely devastating amtrak crash left people dead. did the airlines use this strategy to make extra money off stranded travelers. there is an investigation in this. we will tell you what it revealed. >> imagine this sitting at a baseball game when you are handed a note saying your wife is cheating on you. that just happened to one man. you see him here.

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♪ >> get out your flow chart at home and see if you can follow this one. this married couple sitting at a game, watching a baseball game, okay? when the two ladies sitting behind this woman noticed that she is texting a woman named nancy if her contacts on her phone. turns out it's a man. >> the old slight of hand where you put the phone or the name in the phone of somebody else. >> send ising naked pictures. i can't wait to be with you later. >> these busy bodies. these women with nothing else to do decided to entrudy into someone else's marriage. they write a note to the man who they presume is the husband. they don't know anything. >> they are assuming a lot. they write this note your wife is cheating on you. look at the messages under nancy. it's really a man named mark allen. there is pictures on my phone. >> these busy bodies, i don't know why you are hating on these fans behind them. they are letting this poor

man know that the wife is cheating what is he going to do stick his head in the sand? >> they are hovering over her back reading her text messages. >> do you think it's a good idea for people to intrude with no real knowledge into other people's most intimate affairs, into their marriages and start making statements that could destabilize or end marriage. >> we are doing it right now. here they are, everybody. >> first of all, i don't even know -- i mean, she says this guy's name is mark allen. how do they know that. if it says nancy. how do they know that the guy's name is mark allen? is she writing to him hi mark allen i will see you later. >> this picture wound up in the daily mail, which is one of the biggest circulation online in the world. this couple pretty easy to identify. probably wasn't yesterday it is today. their privacy has been

violated. maybe he doesn't want to know. some people don't want to know. >> they say ignorance is bliss sometime. i'm not in that camp. >> their responsibility. to your point you don't know if they are brother and sister at a game and she might be married. they might be -- i don't know. the other problem with this, too, is that game so boring, is that team so bad that all of the women in the stadium are on their phones? >> right. our big question this morning is what would you do if you were the fans sitting behind? would you have told the husband my question for you too, that's if you are a stranger. what if you are friends with them. do you have an obligation to tell your friend that they are being cheated on? >> here's the second question. if you are the spouse, presumably betrayed spoused man in this case would you want to know? i'm not going to leave my spouse no matter what. we have children, i don't believe in divorce. would you want to be burdened with that information or leave it alone and maybe it will get better as sometimes it does. >> we have a poll. >> it's only 6:35 on the

east coast but we are tackling the big questions folks but help us out. >> we hit every angle of this story. >> on to the other stories making headlines on to to this fox news alert. a former producer deadliest catch gunned down outside his parents' los angeles home. 25-year-old joe mcmahon was killed while checking out a noise in the middle of the night. police say the suspect in the shooting killed himself hours later. investigators are still trying to figure out othe connection between mcmahon and the accused killer as well as his motive for the attack. and undercover videos recently revealed the disturbing practices at planned parenthood. now the creators of those videos are the ones facing an investigation. california's attorney general launching a probe of the center for progress accusing the group of impersonating officials from a fake best of my knowledges company and meeting with physicians from the organization without their consent. investigators will determine whether any laws were broken. and five popular airlines are accused of price gouging

following may's deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. obama administration is looking into allegations that delta american, united, southwest and jetblue violated federal laws and raised their fares as travelers scrambled to book flights after train services throughout the region were shut down few five days. the airlines have denied any wrongdoing. incredible dash cam footage capturing the moment three police officers rescue a disabled man from a burning home. >> the illinois officers used the hood of their car as a platform to reach the man through a window. they pulled the wheelchair bound resident from the smoke-filled home. heroes wow. >> those are your headlines rick reichmuth standing by in reddington, new jersey

where they are prepping for the quick check balloon festival. rick, are you going up? >> >> yeah, later on at 99:30 oi'm going to go up and away. we will see a couple years ago i almost got arrested for where we landed. take a look what's happening right now. getting ready to started blowing up these balloons. first balloon that's going to go up. it goes and flies and wherever it lands then that is the spot that they drop an x. and then all the rest of the balloons compete to try to drop a little bag a numbered bag on that x and the ones that -- the one that gets closest wins money. they are up for $1,000 in prizes at this balloon festival. pretty awesome. let's talk about the weather this morning. a beautiful morning here and across much of the northeast, we will be looking at really spectacular day. humidity still low. we will see that increase tomorrow. enjoy the day. we have had a nice stretch of weather. down to the southeast, a lot of the southeast and southern plains are baking at really high temperatures.

in florida, you are going to see more rain. hate to tell you this rainy pattern period is going to continue. western great lakes we are going to see some pretty strong storms this afternoon. looking at potentially some very large hail and strong winds where you see all of that rain. and the heat, unfortunately with it and very, very muggy. finally out across the west, things are a little bit drier, beautiful conditions in toward the pacific northwest. maybe a few showers later on in the day. all right guys. we will send it back to you. take a look at this. inflating, i believe they call it inflating. >> inflating time. >> just don't wear too much hair spray out there rick. we know how you like the white rain. >> well, author of the hit novel fault in our stars john green has another best-selling back and reaching the big screen right now. watch. >> as senior year drew to a close margaret and i were practically strangers until this one night. >> what the --

>> paper towns has mysteries, suspense and, of course, young love. let's step into the fox light fox news vp of marketing michael tamara. nice to see you this morning. >> i got to take a stroll down the red carpet. fans of the book and stars of the movie collided. >> hundreds of fans lined up for a glimpse of the up and coming a-lister of paper towns. >> based on the john green young adult novel this love story gets turned upside down. >> i thought it was an amazing blend of mystery adventure. it's a mystery and a romance and comedy about learning what love and friendship really mean. >> you have got to go. >> what is stopping you? >> like 1200 miles. you love it, right? >> yeah, i do. >> there you go,. >> how does author john green connect with today's youth? >> he is just a genius, you

know. i think he doesn't talk down to teenagers. >> i think he writes from his own heart and people connect with that. >> i think john has an amazing energy and passion about him. extremely funny very intelligent. >> i didn't know much about what it was like to be a teenager when i was a teenager. i try to take all my characters seriously. >> it's not as weird as it looks. >> still weird. >> one question that's been on everyone's minds. >> how do you pronounce your last name? >> it's wood row actually. -- >> it's easy, ready? caradevalene. >> that's how you know you are having fun. >> paper towns is in theaters now. as always for all my celebrity introduce log in the fox light.com or follow me on instagram and twitter.

>> supposed to be epic. thanks michael. >> who knew? >> she knows young love. coming up here on the show she left her toddler in a sweltering hot car to go shopping. wait until you hear her punishment. is it just a slap on the wrist? we have that debate coming up next. >> here is a roll of the road. cops say if you see ducks crossing, don't stop. how wrong is that? >> look at those lucky ducks. >> choose from thousands of hand-picked hotel deals at the very last minute. only on your phone. only from priceline. get great deals on great gear at bass pro shops. and clearance savings on sun tracker and regency pontoon boats,

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discriminating based on sexual discrimination. that city's mayor tried to prevent pass tores discriminating by subpoenaing their sermons. there is a new rule of the road. the state police say drivers should not stop their cars for ducklings. a gaggle of duck links almost caused several crashes on interstate 35. luckily everyone including the ducks made it out. shortstopping and swerving could cause serious accidents. americans, however love animals, anna? >> tucker, thank you we have seen this story way too many times children left alone in hot cars. the outcome sometimes fatal. the latest to make news an arizona mother accused of leaving her 2-year-old in a sweltering hot car while she went shopping for 20 minutes: 2 o-year-old pierre charged with child neglect and child endangerment after a woman had to break her window to

free the child. >> good morning thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> when he they got there 117-degrees this child was. this child easily could have died. went to the hospital and is apparently recovering okay. what do you think of the charges. >> what do i think of the charges? i definitely think the state was correct in removing the child. they have to further investigate this individual. was this a result of drug use? was this result of some psychological condition? this is a mom who went on in with her two brothers and her mother that's what's being reported. how do you forget a 2-year-old. these family members were in the car with her it just wasn't her. you have family members as well who presumably were sitting in the backseat with the child how do you forget. >> it's terrible to forget or do it on purpose either one. studies show and we report on this way too often. it happens. parents do forget they are taking the groceries in. it happens. >> some distractions. people have cell phones and twitter and life issues. people sometimes simply forget. with this mom she forgot her child in the car and the child should be removed for

safety reasons. once you get into parenting classes and do other things to try to prevent this from happening again then the child should be returned. but, with supervision from the department of child services. what will cops be looking at? what kind of track record will they be looking at? >> history in regards to child abuse and neglect. reports say that she doesn't. also, they are going to more than likely conduct a psychological evaluation is she psychologically sound. they are going to have her in parenting classes. she may get a mommy mentor in this situation. do i think putting her in jail for 2 to 10 years is severe. jail time is severe. but this is a serious situation. you now have different wal-mart, for example that's now selling a. >> car seat? >> testing it. >> exactly. >> you put this mom in jail. then that takes the child away from her mother. >> there is long-term harm from taking a child away

from their mother. we have make sure parents are aware. some are not aware of how hot a car can get. you can see the studies. >> the report was that she knew. she did it intentionally. >> what kind of punishment is she looking at potentially. >> if he is charged with a felony she could face 2 to 10 years in jail. under arizona law they have different grades, class a class b class c. that's where you think it is too severe. >> he would trying to raise awareness about it this morning. >> we need more awareness. >> 49 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox & friends," is this an effective way to punish your child. >> this is my daughter. she will never learn to keep other sticky fingers out of other people's property. she has stolen from her mother. she has stoppen from me. >> a father posting this video on social media did he go too far? we report. you decide. the search for et just entered warp speed folks. astronomers discovered the most earth like planet yet.

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have scientists discovered earth's long last twin the earth's cousin. discovered a planet 1400 light years away that's remarkably similar to earth. scientists say keep pler 452 dash b. need to change that name. older than earth wwe rocky terrain suitable for water. some say this could be a step of finding signs of life elsewhere in the universe.

jing me is space.com managing editor. welcome to the show. >> thanks, clayton. good to be here. >> they find this planet. had they been tracking this for a long time and they finally nailed down this is just like earth? >> nasa has this space craft. blinking one spach of sky in space. for signs of dip in light. tell tell sin of planets around another star. >> because of gravity. it actually blocks the light of that star. it's like a flickering kind of a thing. they go back and look at it it and have to see it a couple times to confirm it's there. which is why it has taken a couple years to confirm this planet. it's got an orbit like the earth and looks like it's a possible twin of ours. >> so a possible twin. i got so excited about this story because it's fascinating to think that this planet. 6 billion years old right? that's a major -- that could be a major issue for life

because it gives enough time for this planet to develop to be life on this planet. >> actually a couple of factors. for 6 billion years in its age it's had enough time for life to he evolve which is very exciting. in this goldie lock zone around its star. a place where liquid water like we see in our ocean can exist. wherever we have water on earth, there is life. and that's kind of a big lure for scientists studying this planet, too. >> also, what's interesting about this planet it's about 60 times larger than earth? >> 60% larger. >> okay not 60 times. slightly stockier. >> a bit bigger. >> if we were standing, gravity would be about two times? >> gravity twice what we feel on earth. if you imagine going out hiking with a really huge pack going out for a long time it would feel like that all the time. >> it wouldn't stop life from growing there. we would be heavier. >> it would be heavy it would be stockier.

humans would probably have a tough time in the beginning. you feel heavy all the time. after a while you would probably adapt to it. and humans would evolve maybe a bit stockier but enthusiasticker enough to handle it. it is possible. >> is there any way we can zero in with a radio telescope next to see if they're sending us signals? >> the search for extra terrestrial intelligence that has been using the studies to narrow down targets. find these potentially habitable planets. this is a good planet. 14 light years away. any signals we get today would have had to be sent had 400 years ago. that's how long light takes to get to us from that planet. this there is a time lag there. >> i appreciate it. >> it's exciting. >> i appreciate it new never before seen photos of president bush and dick cheney on 9/11. it's a dramatic look inside

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hi friends. i'm anna kooiman and it's a fox news alert. he opened fire inside a crowded movie theater killing two innocent people. this morning learning hot gunman was including a history of violence and mental illness. drop the gun. the pentagon telling armed americans protecting recruiting centers in the wake of the terror attack to stand down because they are the ones creating a safety risk. we hear from one of those men straight ahead. >> hey parents is this an effective way to punish your kids? >> this is my daughter. she will never learn to keep her sticky fingers out of other people's property. she has stolen from her mother. she has stolen me.

>> a father posting this video on social media. is public humiliation a good idea? "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ come sail away ♪ come sail away with me. >> new jersey, biggest summer balloon festival. rick reichmuth is there live this morning. it's a gorgeous day in the east coast of new jersey because a few years ago they had rain, wind, that's not good for hot air balloons. >> no, it's not. later in the show rick will be ascending into the sky the sky he often talks about in a hot air balloon. >> going up to check on the hubble telescope. >> up and away. >> say a little prayer for rick. >> good morning and welcome in to "fox & friends" weekend. clayton morris, tucker carlson. >> anna b. kooiman, great to

see you. we start with a fox news alert. a community grieving together after a deadly theater shooting in louisiana. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how wheat o the sound >> video of one of the many vigils being held across the city of lafayette louisiana, to mourn the victims. two people murdered, nine others injured thursday night. five of those still in the hospital at this hour. >> we have learned the gunman john russell houser legally bought the handgun he used at alabama pawnshop in 2014. police say he was a driforts drifter with a history of mental illness in psychiatric hospital in 2008. evicted from his alabama home and destroyed part of it after being given notice. he had wigs and disguises found them in his hotel room and car parked outside the theater. >> we're also learning more about the victims.

21-year-old mayci breaux was a college student planning to study meteorologistology and marry her high school sweetheart. jillian johnson owned a local gift shop and musician. a memorial outside that gift shop continues to grow. folks are leaving cards and flours on the store front. these people have not been buried. their loved ones are still trying to come it to terms with this. already it's turning political. governor bobby jindal who was on "fox & friends" yesterday saying this is a terrible full-time for his state and for the nation and that everybody is mourning together. while he was taking questions from reporters he was berated like this. >> would you support as a leader to make it tougher for people with mental illness to get guns? >> there will be a right time and place to have that conversation. less than 24 hours out. we have two families that need to bury their loved ones. we have families waiting for their loved ones to leave

the hospital. they are praying for their full recoveries. right now is the time to focus on those victims. there will be sleuth appropriate time for us to talk about policies. >> governor, when will that time somebody in we just had a shooting? chattanooga. almost every month. when will that time be? >> you can ask as many times as you want my answer ♪ changing. it's less than 24 hours. let us burr your dead. >> so as we said it didn't take long with people with a preexisting political agenda to use this killing as they have used so many in the past to make a statement about guns. a couple of those who did so were not even from this country. one was piers morgan who had a television show on another channel h writes op. eds for daily mail semiliterate newspaper. made me want to vomit. spare the tears governor, you have the blood all over those victims all over your star rated nra loving hands. >> america you really have

to follow australia's example, regun laws. i don't remember a mass shooting since they overhauled the gun laws and got rid of them. every week in america there is a shooting. a couple issues he was talking -- that reporter who was berating bobby jindal was asking about louisiana's gun laws. but he bought the gun in alabama, yes and there should be healthy debate about mental illness and whether or not you should be able to buy a gun. this guy talked about blowing up abortion clinics. written pieces about it talked about praising adolf hitler. >> he had been committed to a mental hospital. by definition he was mentally ill. that is a debate. the mentally ill are everywhere in our society. we don't even notice them. they are suffering on the street barking at parking meters. and we just, i guess assume that that's okay. the idea that banning guns is going to solve the problem, as if the gun itself did this. that's like being mad about a job a carpenter did in banning hammers. they are it's. you need to deal with whatever is causing all this

and the obvious suspicion is mental illness untreated mental illness is a massive problem. >> he was illegally able to buy it at that pawnshop with a history of mental illness. >> there is a healthy debate whether or not somebody with mental illness can walk into a pawnshop and fork over money and walk out with a gun. >> it gets complex. laws are not about general statements or feelings they are precise delineations of what's legal and illegal. how do you define mental illness? massive percentage of our veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan claiming ptsd. do you prevent them from buying guns? this is tough stuff. politicians jumping up and down and demagoguing this issue ought to answer the question. what law specifically would have prevented this? they can't answer the question because there isn't an answer. >> it can be sickening about it at times too. very often you see the left using a tragedy like this to just pounce and use it as a political football. >> where is the discussion in the wake of the chattanooga shooting? >> right it is insulting to the people who were murdered

and their families, i think. >> let us know your thoughts. friends at foxandfriends.com. please weigh in. we will talk about it later this morning. >> other stories making headlines in your saturday beginning with a fox news alert. humiliating for the nypd putting potentially dangerous criminal back on the streets. a massive manhunt is underway at this hour for 57-year-old arthur collins who is arrested on burglary charges and not long after quote: lost during processing. collins previously served 19 years in prison for attempted murder. officers admit he wasn't handcuffed or wearing shoes at the time. interesting. >> there are new calls for hillary clinton to turn over her private email server and inspector general just revealed several of the messages clinton sent while serving as secretary of state contained sensitive government information even though they were not marked classified. the justice department is now being asked to launch a criminal investigation to see if privileged

information was mishandled. remember this incredible video a surfer attacked by a shark on live television during a competition. australian nic fanning survived that attack and now returned to the water for the first time since the scare. fanning posting an insta yam photo of himself facing the waves of the beach hold allege surf board. he wrote quote first surf back feels so good. now, getting an inside look into the white house moments after the horrific 9/11 attacks. a newly released photo as we see president george w. bush speaking with vice president dick cheney, national security advisor condoleezza rice and other members of his senior staff. in this photo showing rice overcome with emotion as she watches horrific scene unfold along with secretary of state collin powell. and here members of the bush administration listening to president bush's address to the nation. the photos published by the united states national archives were released in response to a freedom of information act. and those are your headlines. >> hey folks.

forget 99 balloons, 100 hot air balloons are starting to take off and fill the sky at 33rd annual check balloon festival he in reddington, new jersey. >> rick rick mouth is out at the quick check festival. get ready you have selected your balloon. do you get to pick which one you are are going up. >> in no. i think that's a sign. i don't get to pick. however, take a look at this right now. this is the american flag balloon. the largest american flag hot air balloon in the world. this is going to be going up today. and then just take a look, also, at the rest of the flags here being blown up. it's such a beautiful sight at this time of the morning hot hair balloon festival when these are being inflated. spectacular to see them in this process right here. beautiful morning for it temps in the upper 50's right now. bigger point, there is no wind. that is really really important. it's a great one here. let's talk about the weather where you are though.

the weather maps. the heat is going to be with us for a lot of the weekend with all across the central plains. it's a warm morning. it's a muggy morning. it's going to be a very, very hot day. precipitation wise, a lot of the east coast looking great. lot of areas florida. we will see it again today and tomorrow. some spots over the next four to five days might pick up five to eight inches of rain. flooding concerns there. central plains today. and then across much of the west. drying out a little bit. a little bit of monsoon activity but nothing that is going to be huge at least for a couple days. take a look today dulles, 100 degrees, little rock 98. humid, a hot one. some of the other events come up here at this festival for the weekend. >> beautiful thanks, rick. >> good luck rick. didn't the hindenburg go down in new jersey? all right. >> it did. don't mind rick.

>> it's it been a while 1937 i think. >> they worked out the kinks. >> we specialized in new studies. this is interesting one. kids described disobedient problem children, a v. a problem with authority tend to grow up to become more successful adults than kids who are obedient and compliant. >> i actually have heard this before. a friend of mine has a youngster and she says that she took him to the pediatrician and said you know what? he is manipulating me against his father. daddy says i can have this desert when daddy didn't say that kind of thing. the pediatrician said that's actually a sign of intelligence that he is able to manipulate you at such a young age. proof of what's going on right here. >> without empathy? people with empathy tend to make -- nice guys finish last scenario tends to be true. in the short-term it doesn't hold water but the empathetic nature of these individuals over the long term pays higher dividends than those who just get the short-term goals and make the quick money. >> people who understand other people tend to do

better. people who think for themselves do best of all. can you imagine richard branson sitting quietly in his seat in second grade. thomas edison, henry ford? no way. itching to get out and create something. you wonder, are schools promoting that? i'm not against discipline. the kid is unusual who has short attention span. our instinct is to give him pills, medicate him. >> all of a sudden they have add. >> disobedient nature. what point do you put the clamp down kid is being disobedient and being unruly all the time and being disrespectful. you go over to it a neighbor's house disrespectful little punk. >> that's obviously bad. rudeness is bad. kid who has too much energy for school. we are pretty quick to dope him up on drugs. >> i agree. >> maybe that's not the only way to handle it? >> thinking for yourself. let us know what you think. friends@foxnews.com. if your kid is disobedient is it wise to shame your child on social media by putting a sandwich board

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>> the guy is not a legitimate political -- he has no organization. he is a celebrity, run amuck. >> we all know he is not actually trying to be president of the united states. he is trying to stir the pot to keep his brand out there. >> they know trump is kind of of a clown. >> he has gone from the donald trump show, starring donald trump and the nine apprentices as we look to the debate to looking like an apprentice himself. >> as long as donald trump is in the race and getting attention. donald trump is going to do donald trump things with all of the grace and dignity and class of bull worth. >> according to the latest abc "the washington post" poll though, voters don't seem to care. trump is way out in front with a double digit lead. what does it mean exactly. >> eric erickson pays very close to this. editor of red chief.com. very smart guy. joins us live from macon georgia. nice to he see you rick. >> you too. >> we can't know what's in the hearts of the republican side.

>> darkness. >> really, deep down despise trump maybe a little bit more than they despise hillary clinton? >> oh very much so. if they were throwing half the rhetoric at hillary clinton. that's the thing for the last several years republican establishment members have been a little nastier than the republican base than they have to the democrats. which is why trump is doing so well. the base finally has someone who is taking it to the democrats and to the republicans. and they love him for it. look trump is not going to be the nominee of the republican party. he isn't laying a ground team. he isn't doing the things you tend to need to do to be the nominee. you do have to try to blend the establishment and grass roots support which is he not doing. is he doing quite well with just base level support because is he is finally throwing punches the base wants to throw him. >> let's stimght that trump is probably not the cause. is he is a symptom of something larger, of disunity of fractiousness. what is he a symptom of exactly? >> is he a symptom of republicans for so long giving the president what he

wanted without really so much as a fight. remember, go back to 2013, and ted cruz and a the government shutdown. mitch mcconnell and john boehner threw him under the bus really quickly. before the government had even closed the doors they were throwing him under the bus. this past year they gave the president a blank check to raise the debt ceiling. they caved to the president on immigration. i mean, just go through the list. republicans have been wanting a fight from republican leaders in washington. they haven't gotten it they won't even put a defunding planned parenthood up for a vote without a fight. >> if you are someone not donald trump running for the republican nomination. you are a governor, how should you respond to the donald trump phenomenon. >> ignore donald trump and make your case about washington as well. that's what trump is doing. you don't need to throw punches at donald trump. to his credit, rick perry is throwing punches at trump he has made it about principle and conservatism. look at trump's past record. is he not believing what he is telling you. most of the candidates though, just make your case against washington like trump and you'll begin to

resonate. umphly, a lot of political consultants who are running these races are thinking hey, my guy is going to have to go to washington one day and work with these guys they can't say this stuff. trump is looking at the guys in washington and saying you are fired. interesting. eric erickson joining us this morning. thanks for joining us. is this the most effective way to punish your children? watch. >> this is my daughter. she will never learn to keep her sticky fingers out of other people's property. she has stolen from her mother, she has stolen from me and stolen. >> a father has posted photo on social media to his daughter. therapy bills will be very large in years to come: scientists claim to have discovered the secret to true happiness. it involves drinking. we will tell you what, coming up next. ♪ i don't care, i love it ♪ i don't care.

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movie help sold for at auction. the buyer is rock and roll collector and he is from rhode island. clayton, over to you. >> thanks, janet. well parents how is this for some punishment? watch this. >> this is my daughter. she will never learn to keep her sticky fingers out of other people's property. she has stolen from her mother. she has stolen from me. she has stolen from her stepmother. her brothers and her sisters, you can call it a little tough love, a little tough justice. this is what she is going to be doing today so she can be embarrassed. he she will understand, i hope and stop doing the stupid [bleep] that she does. >> did that indiana dad go too far? here to weigh in educational psychologist dr. charles williams. doc he puts her out there with this sandwich board in front of a detention facility it seems like he was blaming the system for not being tough enough on juveniles. doesn't he shoulder most of the responsibility as a father to raise his daughter

correctly? >> clayton i think you raise some good points. yes, i think he is, in a sense, pointing to a system that's not supporting him in terms of try to get his daughter to behave differently to stop stealing to stop lying and to follow his rules. but, he is not neglecting his responsibility. he stepped up, took a drastic measure. used what he called tough love tough justice to try to shame her publicly in to changing her behavior. maybe it will work. maybe it won't. >> he will with, i mean his argument is that when we go into these detention facilities. you have seen "scared straight." prisoners yell in their face and say you better stop doing this because you are going to wind up like me locked um for the rest of your life. he does make a point some kids need tough love, public shaming on social media how can that be good for her? >> i think there is good and

bad to that what the father understands clearly is the power of social media and lives of young people. his daughter, i'm sure, has a facebook account twitter account, instagram and everything else. it's very important that she appears a certain way in the community that her social stand something somehow impacted in a positive way by social media. the father is trying to flip that and use social media to get his daughter to comply and to behave. i think he kind of went too far because he only focused on some of the bad things she did. he could have focused on some of her positive attributes. remember, when he we are trying to shape and modify kids' behavior it's good to he radio mind them of the things that they can do that would go against some of the things that caused them to get into trouble. >> one of the arguments too is that it's preventative. the idea this is a band-aid solution is the end of the line. >> absolutely. >> what sort of things need to be in place at the beginning of this to make sure she doesn't wind up like this? >> well, what he is doing

you know, by putting this stuff on facebook. by having her stand in front of the courthouse to a certain extent by saying to the community i have a certain standard of conduct and behavior in my household. my daughter has violated that. this is the consequence for it. drastic, yes tough love, sometimes that's what's needed to turn a child around public shaming. the word thief he misspelled. that's a good lesson for your daughter, too. >> good dad not english teacher. >> check your spelling before you go out there. thanks so much, doc. i appreciate it this morning. >> thank you clayton. coming up on the show. we showed you these brave american volunteers standing guard at military recruitment center across the country in the wake of the chattanooga shootings. the government is now telling them to get lost. their response? coming up next. and donald trump gets big endorsement from a famous bad boy. will it help or really hurt his chances? we will find out.

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u.s. embassy in nairobi. later laying a wreath at the site of the deadly 1998 tear attack that killed 213 people including 12 americans. later this morning. the president will hold a press conference with the country's president. and, yesterday we told you how the presidential candidate, donald trump has threatened to run as an independent if he doesn't get the republican nomination. but rnc chairman reince priebus doesn't believe it. >> i don't think he is going to do that i think he knows that if you are going to beat hillary clinton. if hillary clinton is going to get beat, there is only one party that's going to beat her it's the republican party. >> and even if he doesn't have the support of the rnc trump can count on dennis rodman look at this. former nba all-star saying donald trump has been a great friend for many years. we don't need another politician. we need a businessman like mr. trump. trump 2016. >> ambassador to north korea. >> good idea. play some basketball.

carly fiorina martin o'malley and hillary clinton. >> and the pentagon is asking armed volunteers to drop the guns outside a military recruitedment centers. they have been guarding recruiting centers since the terror attack since those areas are gun-free zone. we spoke to one army veteran who says he took an oath to defend this country and he is standing by it? >> these are brothers and sisters, whether you are a veteran or active duty or we are all brothers in arms. my only question is who is going to take care of these ladies and gentlemen if we don't? >> defense secretary ashton carter says the government is reviewing other options to enhance security. and what's the secret to happiness? it may start with the college party. >> so execute. hey you have a boyfriend. >> no. >> guy wants to kiss me tonight i'm so going to let him. >> no secret social

interaction is so good for the soul. resempers say there is value in meeting a lot of different people in your early 20's. getting all that partying out of your system can give you the tools to hone in on just a few close relationships in your 30's. which benefits your well-being as you get older. those are your headlines. >> in 40s one relationship. cut ties with everyone. >> all the people you meet at betty ford are your new friends. >> i aagree with that. get it out of your system is. in your 20's. >> what if you get married when you are 21? j. >> it works. >> it's a bird, it's a plane. hot air balloon. filling the skies at quick chek festival in new jersey. rick reichmuth report on it? >> we are getting ready take a look at some of these balloons that have already taken off. it's such a beautiful sight out here. it could not be a more

beautiful day for this all the blue sky. no wind which is really huge. take a look at this. we have got a really great shot being inside one of these balloons that's being inflated. howard freeman, you are the director of this entire event. >> i am. >> how did you work this out that we got to stand inside a hot air balloon? >> when you control nature and control everything, we can do anything to you rick. >> thank you we appreciate it all right, i want to say hot air blueberries are incredibly popular incredibly kind of romantic. everybody proposes. they have these fantasies of that do you have any proposals that are going to be happening this weekend? >> we actually have 12 people proposing tonight and one person getting married in a balloon in mid-air tonight saturday night. >> i didn't even know that but i just assumed that had to be going on right now. >> it is true. it's magic of ballooning and brings out the love in everyone. >> this isn't just hot air balloons. this event is a lot of other things. tell me about it? >> we call it more than just hot air. 11:00 today for parents who

have parents climbing up the walls teens. carpenter british star is awesome. 6:30 tonight the balloons go up again and at 8:00. people say when you fly away with dorothy and toto do you wind up in kansas? we're bringing the legendary band here kansas 8:00. we have the wheels of soul tour. best music we have ever had. sharon jones. and doyle graham, who is eric clapton's famous guitarist. i want to see if we can get our cam man back here. i wanted to get a shot of the flames coming out here. if we send those flames off right now we are going to singh our cameraman. >> back up. that wouldn't be good on air. >> all right. we are inside the balloon. this all gets heated up with this right here. these flames coming out at us. guys, we will send it back to you. >> keep our cameraman safe.

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we traded five taliban prisoners for his release before he was charged with desertion. since then bowe bergdahl has gone into hiding until this week when he found himself caught up in a california drug raid so what was he doing on a marijuana farm? joining us now with senior fellow at the london center for policy research lt. colonel tony shaffer. good morning thanks for being with us on "fox & friends." this is more evidence that this was a bad deal? >> this is hugely bad deal. if it wasn't for the comedy potential here, you know, of him defecting a second time to go penetrate the drug groups. i mean, come on, this guy is bad news. he should never have been enlisted in the army. the army hans responsibility here. this kid is now up for serious charges article 32

hearing. grand jury hearing causing him of desertion. these things would put him away for ever. you would think this kid would be on his best behavior but, no u he is off and about doing these sorts of things. being in a raid like this is bad if you are are a normal soldier. it's far worse in this circumstance for bergdahl. >> what do you think is going through his mind? he is about to be court martialled and then he gets caught up in something like this drugs? >> this validates catherine herridge's reporting on this. according to former cia sources, bergdahl was captured by the taliban while high. jeesh, there seems to be a pattern here. clearly, you know, this kid should not have been in a drug environment while on active duty. i have close friends probably one of them watching right now who used to work for me back in the 90's and said, you know, i love marijuana i love smoking pot but i can't do it while i'm active duty. that's the same thing here. i think whoever his commander is should definitely drug test him

immediately and for goodness sake i have no idea why someone who has essentially been charged with a felony is wandering around on leave out in the middle of nowhere. this guy should be on restricted leave, you know, never leave any post. >> well, you can imagine what these families are going through of the people, who you know, sons were lost searching for him after he desserted. do they have any retribution in this? >> there is at least seven americans and three british who were killed in a search looking for him. then you have on top of that the five taliban who were traded for him still -- so i think we need to figure out what's going on here. the army needs to hold this kid accountable and put him back where he needs to be. >> lt. colonel tony shaffer. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> you wonder what that song and dance in the rose garden was all about. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. is donald trump stealing the spotlight from the other 15 potential g.o.p. candidates like governor mike huckabee? we ask the governor himself next hour. then this mom was trying to

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paragraph paragraph hi friends, good morning. a young mother's visit to the emergency room with her newborn son became a little less frantic thanks to help from amazing women on facebook. >> yeah, after kayly posted about her concerns of getting towed or ticketed while she was there several women came to the rescue. >> they added money to the

parking meter so she would have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on her baby boy's well-being. one of the women who pitched in that day. they are meeting for the very first time on our show this morning. great to see you both. kailey, set the scene for us. you are in the hospital and you know your car is going to get towed. what happened next? >> recovery whelmed obviously. i ended up just quickly posting on facebook am i going to get towed or ticketed? my cell phone was just about to die. so one of the first ladies ended up replying right away i'm on my way home. you will just get a ticket it. but i live in the area. i can put some change in for you. and then i was just overwhelmed with responses from lots of women saying they would drop in change for me so i could just focus on my son. >> you were stuck in a rock and hard place because you couldn't leave your infant son alone.

>> right. >> you got to help. what made you decide to turn to social media i don't know that i would have thought to get on facebook and ask even that question. >> i think it was just because i knew -- i had seen people previously post any comments or any sort of question that they had. just because i know so many people are on that facebook page. so, i knew my best way of getting the answer would be asking that social page. >> so you found out your son, your 6 week old son had a knot in his bowel that was filled with liquid and air. it's a dire emergency. how did you hear about this? how did you find out and decide to help? >> well, i actually worked at the hospital. and i just punished my shift and i was waiting for my ride home. so i just was waiting and checking my facebook page i saw the post and i'm like i'm right here. can i see the car from where i'm sitting so i might as well help out. >> that is so impressive. where dual? where -- where do you live?

where did this all take place. >> ontario. a country full of nice people. is this typical where you live that people ask for favors on facebook and strangers immediately respond? >> i don't think it is out of the ordinary for us. >> how did you find out kailey that stefanie had taken care of this? >> well, she ended up posting -- i -- not until later that evening did i see that she had posted a photo of the actual meter. saying there was extra two hours added on. i just started reading all the commence that had followed that evening once i got home. >> i can't imagine. how is your son doing? >> he is doing better. he had a procedure yesterday that sort of gives us hope that we don't have to do a furthermore invasive surgery. so we wait a couple days and then we do follow up ultrasounds next week.

>> we hope everything is good. stefanie be on the ready though with a bunch of quarters. >> apparently. >> for the follow-up checkup. >> thank you both and thanks for confirming the deep decency of human nature. great to see you this morning. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. coming up next, donald trump is running for the republican nomination, but so are 15 other people. one of them is mike huckabee. he joins us live top of the next hour. we're going to ask him. what do you think of all of this? >> picture. this you are at a baseball game with your wife when you get slipped a note saying she is cheating on you. that just happened to one guy. what would you do? tweet us. we will share your responses.

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hi everyone, it's saturday july 25th 2015. he opened fire inside a crowded movie theater sending families scrambling and taking innocent lives. we learning more about that louisiana gunman with history of violence and illness. >> problems keep filing up for hillary clinton like uncollected garbage now she could be facing criminal investigation for putting classified email on personal account. she is not sweating she says watch. >> there have been a lot of inaccuracies. maybe the heat is getting to everybody. >> but where there is heat, is there fire? we have got the very latest on the scandals involving the hillary clinton campaign. stay tuned for that. >> check out this video. it's insane. watch and listen.

>> what you call adrenaline. people coming together to lift a car off of a woman who was pinned to the ground. two of those heroes join us live this morning. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ rick reichmuth is live with 33 annual balloon festival in reddington, new jersey. gorgeous day for hot air balloons. >> we will be checking out his microphone and listening apparatus. his ifb to see how high it will go. 501,000 feet up in the air he will go. >> what in the heck are you looking at here? he is your lawn doctor. he is here. i had this problem on my lawn. there is some crab grass. there is random closers. is he is going to help had us figure out. it's the mid summertime when

you get a lot of these random weeds and you don't know how to stop it the lawn doctor is here this morning of the he is going to show us how to fix your lawn. >> are you been neglecting your lawn. >> i take care of it. >> i fertilized it, i thought. >> it should be as even and well-tended as our plaza. >> brand new calls this morning for hillary clinton to turn over her private email server. >> this as two inspectors general ask the justice department to launch a criminal investigation to see if privileged information was knowingly mishandled. >> kristen fisher is live in washington with the very latest on this. good morning kristen. >> good morning. so what's new here is that the people calling for this justice department investigation are not republicans or even critics of clinton. they are independent inspector generals nonpartisan umpires and two are now asking the justice department to investigate if clinton illegally transferred information to that personal server. one has told congress he has

found four emails containing classified information. none were officially marked as classified. still, house speaker john boehner said, quote: her poor judgment has undermined national security. time to do the right thing. here is how the former secretary of state addressed these allegations yesterday in new york city. >> maybe the heat is getting to it everybody. [ laughter ] we all have a responsibility to get this right i have released a 5,000 majors -- pages of emails. i have said repeatedly i will answer questions before the house committee. >> now the chairman of that house committee has asked clinton to turn over that private server to an independent party. so far clinton has declined to do that today she will be campaigning in iowa in what will be her third trip to the early caucus states just this month. back to you guys in new york. >> all right. kristen, thank you some. as kristen mentioned this

nonpartisan umpires as she called them, that's going to be a lot harder for democrats to deflect and say these are just attacks coming from republicans. >> it doesn't look good. the ig looked at 40 emails and 10% of them contained classified information. there are 30,000 emails they haven't looked at that her lawyer is holding. keep in mind people getting in serious trouble for this including corinth head of the cia. he kept a few classified emails on his home computer. there is precedent here. this is not a small thing. it's a crime potentially. >> they're going to be talking about this in iowa this morning as a the love the 2016 candidates in addition to hillary clinton heading to iowa out there. all of them are going to be there donald trump will be there at one of those big rallies today. probably hundreds of people are going to be showing up there at one of the big rallies. one newspaper will not be in attends because they decided to slam him. the des moines newspaper took umbrage with the

candidacy saying he should drop out of the race. here is what they said. >> it's time for donald trump to drop out of the race for president of the united states. trump has been more focused on promoting himself and the brand than addressing the problems that face the nation. donald trump in true form is icing them out i don't think that's true form. usually disagrees. he yells them down and doesn't care. he doesn't seem plusserred. >> in true form, stealing the headlines like sending out lindsey graham's cell phone number or saying that john mccain isn't a hero and' rick perry needs glasses to he doesn't look stupid. >> people maddest at trump are almost exclusively in the establishment. people who have been rubbing things for the past several generations you will notice. we talked to eric erickson the editor of red state and fox news contributor. one of the people who follows this stuff more closely than anyone i know. he says they on the

republican side dislike trump more than hillary clinton. he had some advice for them. here is what he said. for the last several years republican establishment members have been a little nastier to the republican base than they have to the democrats, which is why trump is doing so well. they love him for it trump is probably not going to be the nominee of the republican party he isn't laying a ground team. he isn't doing the things you tend to need to do to be the nominee. need to blend the establishment and grass roots support which he is not doing. is he doing quite well with base level support because is he is finally throwing punches the base wants to throw him. >> the trump campaign saying quote we are not issuing credentials to anyone from the des moines register based on the editorial they wrote earlier in the week. >> you would think if you were running for the republican demonstration and watching trump you would think how did this happen, how did this guy from celebrity apprentice get to be the most popular republican? maybe there is a lesson here. maybe i should think what i

really think. >> i would love for politicians to say what they think. >> we have been showing you pictures following the chattanooga shooting armed guards standing by since they aren't able to protect themselves from guns gun-free zones massacre killed four marines and a sailor. pentagon has requested that armed volunteers to stand down. >> it's a lot of concern. they are saying that their recruitment could be affected by. this that people might not want to go into these centers if they see folks standing there with guns. here is a quote from the pentagon press secretary peter cook. while we greatly appreciate the outpouring of support for our recruiters from the american public, we ask that individuals not stand guard at recruiting offices as it could adversely impact security risks. >> pentagon press secretary. i went to high school with peter cook. he worked at bloomberg. congratulations peter cook. we had one of those vets

standing outside a recruiting center. is he a navy veteran explain why he feels the need to do it. watch this. >> i'm just a proud veteran that took an oath when i went in to the constitution to defend this country foreign and domestic. and my oath will not die until i die. these are brothers and sisters. whether you are a veteran or you are active duty. we're all brothers in arms. and my only question is, who is going to take care of these ladies and gentlemen if we don't? >> they there are also concerns that there could be accidents associated with this. but we asked him because critics are going you guys are kooks, you are standing out there with guns. he said i am not a kook. i'm just a patriot. if you don't look out for them, who is going to. >> let us know what you think about this: friends@foxnews.com. it will be interesting to see if they do lay down their arms in the wake of asking from the dod. >> other stories making

headlines this saturday. a fox news alert. a community grieves after the deadly theater shooting in louisiana. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound. >> vigils being held across lafayette to mourn the victims. 21-year-old mayci breaux and jillian johnson killed. nine others injured. the gunman john houser illegally bought the handgun use alabamanshop. he was evicted from alabama home last year and then thrashed the place we are told. undercover videos recently revealed disturbing practices at planned parenthood. but now the creators of those videos are the ones facing an investigation. california's attorney general launching a probe against the centers for progress accusing the group of impersonating officials from a faith by logics

company and meeting with organizations from the company without their consent is. investigators will determine whether any laws were broken. who can forget this stunning video. a surf iser attacked by a great white shark on live television during a competition. australian nic fanning survived that attack and now returned to the water for the very first time since the scare. fanning posting instagram photo of himself facing the waves of the beach holding a surf board he wrote quote: first surf back feels so good. >> would you go back that quick. >> i don't know. >> not me. >> i wouldn't. >> 10-year-old sophia tabers won't' a second place ribbon on project on strokes. real reward came two months later. she was shopping with her grandfather when she realized that something was going terribly wrong while she was with him. >> i was trying to ask him if he was okay. he was saying something but

i didn't get it out. his face was droopy on one side. >> see recognized the signs of a stroke before anyone else. she alerted her mother who called 911. doctors say her quick-thinking helped save her grand paparazzi brain function. those are the headlines. >> thanks a million anna. take it out to like reichmuth standing by at the quick chek balloon fest in new jersey. inflatable piece of nylon. >> that's exactly what it is. took me a while to figure out all the jokes going around. i couldn't figure out why there is a wicked balloon. there is a song defying gravity. balloons. get it? that's the balloon i'm going to be going up in next hour live on the show. let's talk about the weather though. beautiful day across the eastern seaboard except areas across florida. can you see temps across the central plains. very warm, again all kinds

of heat advisories continue across the area. we are also watching this precipitation in florida we have been seeing the last couple of days. continue for the next four to five days where we could see five to eight inches of rain. severe weather today across the central plains. we will continue to watch much of the west looking great. coming up at 8:30. i'm going to be interviewing the cannon lady. you know the wallenda brothers that do the tight-rope walking. this is part of the family that gets shot out of cannon balls. that's coming up here on the show. i'm talking to her for a few minutes. >> i'm curious how those people get good at that skill like sword swallowing. i just ripped my esophagus. trach i can't. i will get it right on the next time. >> next on the rundown some say he is he trumping the competition. others say trump is good news for the candidates. especially mike huckabee. does mike huckabee agree? he joins us with i his side of the story. >> is this an effective way

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says for huckabee. gives the opportunity for the governor to look better. >> does governor huckabee agree? joining us now is presidential candidate and friend of our show governor mike huckabee. governor you look better this morning because of donald trump. >> what is it about me that looks so great because of donald trump? look he struck a nerve with people. i will be honest with you. a lot of things he is saying, those are things that in many ways i have been saying those for eight years before he was a republ talking about how china was cheated. talking about how there is this wall street to washington axis of power that grinds out jobs against americans. i mean, these are things that i have been talking about. let me say. this if you put as much air in my balloon not just you but if all the media will pump the air in my balloon as has been pumped into donald trump's balloon i will be leading the pack as well. >> that's a really interesting point. governor. you know television. had you a television show

for many years. what is it about donald trump that dominates the headlines? i don't think many people believe is he going to be the nominee. who knows? most journalist don't think that they cover him intently anyway. why? >> well, i think he is a fascinating person. here is a guy who is a billionaire. he is he running for president. he's sort of unfiltered in a way that's refreshing. he is the bull worth of this campaign. that says things that a lot of people feel and they feel it intensely. you can see that on the campaign trail. i think many of the candidates. not just me. i think many candidates are saying strong and bold things. but we probably have enough of a filter because we realize that we're going to have to confront many of the things that we say later on, not only in the debates. and in interviews. but if we are the nominee and i hope i will be, then those are comments and tones that we're going to have to defend in the national debate when we're trying to

go after democratic and independent voters. >> governor huckabee, who do you think will benefit if donald trump is riding this wave, is he surging the polls right now what if the wave crashes and he guess wiped out. who do you think will benefit from his presence early on. is it the people who are not as polarizing and controversial or who is it going to benefit? >> >> he think it's impossible to know that because, you know this point 8 years ago rudy giuliani was the forgone nominee of the party. he was leading twice as many percentage point in the polls at next person and from there it was fred thompson then it was mitt romney and then it was john mccain. i was down in about ninth place barely registering as an asterisk. i ended up coming in second. mccain first. giuliani didn't get a single delegate and fred thompson dropped out after south carolina to. try to figure out where this is headed this early is like trying to say at the beginning of a nascar race

who is going to see the checkered flag. this is a long, long slog. and frankly a lot of it has to do about what the issues are are how they change, and do people connect with personality. do they feel like that person speaks not just to them but for them? and this week when the polls came out in the gallup poll and had me at the top of favorability. that's the number that our campaign keeps looking at. because when everything else is settled people don't vote for someone they don't like. >> governor mike huckabee. you do look better this morning. i will say. i don't know if it's the glow or 00 studio. i'm not sure what it is. thanks governor, always nice to see you. >> great to talk to you. >> thanks, governor. >> have a nice weekend. 20 minutes after the hour on saturday morning, a toddler locked inside a car while mom is shopping. temperatures inside that car over 100 degrees. that baby alive thanks to our next guest who saw this and jumped into action. >> plus ever send an email and then regret it?

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great tool when sending sensitive information or while drinking. anna? >> tucker, thanks so much. 25 minutes after the hour. photos from a surveillance tape showing the moment a 2-year-old is rescued from a scorching hot car in arizona a. where was her mom? inside a wal-mart shopping. the car reached temperatures of at least 117 degrees we're told. and the child was saved by the quick-thinking actions of our next guest. tony smith is with me now. tony, thank you for what you did for this child and thanks for joining us on "fox & friends." >> not a problem at all. thank you for having me. >> describe what -- how this all unfolded. you are driving around in the wal-mart parking lot. first you pull into one parking spot and happened to move into another one. and what do you see? >> well, i first parked and then i to make a split decision i might as well back in so it could be easier to pull out the way i was over there i backed. in i went to exit my vehicle. i turned to my left and then i seen a child in there i'm like what in the world?

what's going on. i saw you that she was sweating a lot. so then i pulled out my phone and at the same time i'm looking around to make sure there is no parents coming back. once i noticed that there wasn't. i started dialing 11 right away. started yanking on all the doors. seeing if unlocked. windows were down. no doors unlocked. i was letting the operator know where i was. how the child's state is license plate everything like that. and then right after the 911 operator can i break the window out of the vehicle? and she stated if you feel the need, to then do it. so once i started going around to the other side of the vehicle, i was about to break the window but i seen an officer coming up on an aisle that was kind of far away so then i -- i ran over to the officer and directed him to the vehicle. he pulled up to the vehicle and took something out of his trunk. it took about seven tries to get the window open. but he finally broke the window. i went on to the other side of the vehicle. that the child was crying

because the window probably scared her when it broke. i undid her seat buckle and took her out and held her and calmed her down. the officer asked for my id and everything. i passed her to him and went to get my id. that's when other officials started showing up to do checks on her and stuff. >> tony, what an amazing story. wow. what happened when the mother eventually strolled out because there are pictures of that, too. was she concerned? was she running? going oh my gosh i forgot the? what was her response? >> it was actually -- whenever she came out she was oblivious as to what was going on. once she saw officers, you know, it was her and two other gentlemen. and they still had no idea what was going on. but once he showed are you missing something? notice something? and then she looked and saw her child her mouth dropped a little bit. but that was about it they directed her to the other side of the parking lot to talk to her about it. >> tony, we see the superman medallion on your neck. you were a superman to this child. thank you for what you did.

>> actually, my mom got me this as a christmas present. it says super dad on it and has my daughter's name on the back of it. >> we know you were thinking about your 11 month old throughout the whole process. again, thank you so much. have a nice weekend. >> all righty. you too. thank you. >> that mother, 20-year-old mckay lapeer is charged with child enendangerment and child abuse. 28 minutes after the hour here. coming up, take cover: we'll tell you the result of amazing happening here. firefighters sent running for their lives after a manhole he can plodz. plus rick reichmuth is going up, up and away. good morning rick. >> anna, you are not going to want to miss this. after the break, you see that net right there. that is where the cannon lady is going to land after she gets shot out of this cannon right there. you saw this on bugs bunny as a kid.

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the sign says i'm abbey mills, i'm a liar and thief. i have stolen from my parents, brothers and sisters awbs and uncles. i stole my brother's christmas present and her dad is making her wear this sign. >> her dad who apparently didn't do well in spelling class, misspelling thief in the sign. >> or -- >> -- i was wonder if he wrote it out. maybe he was guiding her. is he a great parent all around. shaming her on social media puts on this sandwich board. has her stand out in front of a detention center. or juvenile detention center and he was also complaining that indiana state law doesn't allow for kids like go into detention center and meet with prisoners and see what it's like like sort of a scared straight program. but she says look this is the way to get through to my daughter. she has been stealing. she has been stealing from her stepmom. she has been stealing from me. this is a way to teach her a legislative. >> he made this video taking his personal family problems and making them very public and here is what he said. watch this. >> this is my daughter. she will never learn to keep

her sticky fingers out of other people's property. >> so is this tough love? is it a great way to parent? you know what? some people say that it is. 80,000 views at last check online. >> unbelievable. on his facebook page. 800,000 views. >> but is it going to make her have even bigger problems down the line from this public shaming? >> you think? this is 80,000 views for the same reason people watch reality television to be reminded that other people have more disorganize od lives than they do. >> right. >> you know there was another story though this morning was interesting because this new study found that disobedient children end up making money more money later in life in their careers. >> those that defy authority. and don't just do whatever they are told. >> is she going to be like one of these people who makes money later in life because she is disobedient. she is stealing. she is heaving that. >> i think this over-the-line. >> i think what the study suggests is that kids who

think for themselves. who have an an abun dance of creative energy tend to be successful. we know that kids who steal and have parents with no self-control humiliate them on facebook. those kids have real disadvantages i think? i have a friend who has a youngster at home and she took him to the pediatrician and says my son is manipulating me. she is saying daddy said i could have this desert and he really didn't. the pediatrician says that's a sign intelligence. >> that kid is running for senate some day. >> exactly. >> you have been weighing in on this. here is one from twitter. i didn't misbehave much and i grew up to be successful. my parents and grandparents taught me respect and >> another person writes this. rick on facebook says no, ambition drives hard work and dedication, never quit mentality are indicators of future wealth. >> ray on twitter well: that gives me hope. my son should be a billionaire. [ laughter ] i wonder how donald trump behaved as a child was he

defiant. >> i am pretty sure he was thrown out of high school for disobedience. >> on to other stories making headlines in your saturday morning. the funerals of sandra bland, the woman who committed suicide in a texas prison after this traffic stop is set for today outside of chicago. her death sparked national outrage as some believe she died at the hands of police. but an inmate in an adjacent cell claims bland killed herself insisting she didn't hear a struggle and bland was distraught in the days leading up to her death. dramatic video as a monday hole explodes just inches away from a man standing by it and it's all caught on camera. >> firefighters were on scene last week in long beach, california, investigating under ground electrical fire. without warning the manhole cover shoots causing cameraman and others to

flee. several were without power for several days. cheating wife exposed by two complete strangers at the ball park. two fans at the game noticed wife was sending scandalous text messages. it says your wife is cheating on you. look at the messages under quote, nancy it's really a man named mark allen. i have pictures on my phone. have you been weighing in on this story. did these fans have any business getting involved in their business? >> what are women doing at baseball games watching their phones while the man was watching the braves play baseball. >> texting paramours. hot air balloon ride and place where there are many balloons. >> he is out in readington, new jersey at the quick chek balloon festival. you have the cannon lady. is this the lady that gets shot out of cannons? >> yeah. i mean, it's a beautiful day to be shot out of a con none. if i have said that once, i have said that once. that's pretty much it. jennifer snyder, welcome to

"fox & friends." >> thank you for having me. >> we are super excited here. so you for a living, get shot out of cannons? >> i do. yes. that's exactly my job description. >> all right. so we are sitting on the cannon here. this is attached to your truck. this goes up, i assume, and then you shoot how far into the air over to that net? >> at my peak i will reach probably about 57 feet high and i'm shooting a distance of 126 feet. >> so i think everyone wants in like how do you begin this? how do you like, okay, i'm going to get shot out of a con none? >> well, i group up around it. my dad was a cannon ball as far as back as my memory goes. i are the stabbed -- started young age before my brain was developed. it stuck. >> do you start out getting shot out like a foot or two feet. >> yeah. you have a very short distance for quite some time just because not so much the cannon because it's always the same but learning how to control your flight and land in the net properly is imperative because you are

going to wipe out real bad if you don't. >> when i look over at that net, it's not that big to me. >> it's 19 feet wide by 55 in length. i mean, if you can't hit that then you shouldn't be a cannon ball. >> yeah, of course. >> by the way you come from a long line of this. you hold all the guinness records for this, right you and your family. >> yeah, that's a pretty need thing my dad designed and built the cannons in our family like 36 years ago. we have -- within our tight little group we have managed to succeed tremendously. >> this is awesome. so in 20 minutes we are going to see you live shoot out this cannon into that net. it's not just a hot air balloon festival, guys. it's the cannon lady as well. back to you. >> this big festival draws 165,000 people i read. >> amazing. speaking of amazing. check out this video.

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of so-called bad cholesterol by some 40%. the fda wants to change up how sugar content is labeled on your food. we may see nutrition labels that show you how much added sugar is in something. and a percent daily value of how much sugar you are consuming as compared to the recommended daily amount. that's no more than 10% of a it thousand calorie diet. i'm sure we have a lot more than that. tucker over to you. thanks, anna. emergency responders lift a car off othe ground and save a trapped motorcyclists. the woman was pinned bea neath a thousand pound car after a crash in dallas. she was pulled to safety and remarkably she is fine. here with more on this story. two of the officers from the dallas police department were part of the rescue.

thanks so much for joining us. officer, tell us how this unfolded. you arrived. there is a woman trapped. how did you decide to lift a car off? >> it's kind of a rough decision. i mean, we first got there in -- when would were were running up. we saw her. i immediately started running for somebody to get a car jack, like someone just get a car jack. dfc hadn't arrived just yet. we were trying to do whatever we could at that moment. just to even see if we had any signs of life or anything underneath there. >> officer hendrix you look like you had been to the gym before. but, still lifting a car? did you think this would be possible? how did you know you would be able to do it? >> i didn't know at the time. and i didn't realize until after i watched the video that all the civilians and citizens had jumped into help. i think once the jack didn't work we realized we had to do something else. i think when everyone saw us trying to lift the car that's when all the civilians came out of nowhere and helped us. without them, i don't think he would would have been

able to do it. >> were you all afraid you might drop it? >> no, not at that point. once we started lifting i thought it was pretty easy. i didn't know all the citizens helped. but it felt pretty light so i knew something happened. we held it pretty good, like when i watched the video afterwards, i saw why because everybody jumped in to help. >> where is the civilians come from? >> there was actually a restaurant right across the street. i think it was like a seafood bar. so, as soon as we had enough people there, you know, we were like let's go ahead and lift it can you just see them from running across the street and from the parking lot to just run and to just help lift up the car. >> that's remarkable. but the most amazing part of this story i have trouble believing it actually. is apparently the woman trapped beneath the car was okay. >> she i mean, don't get me wrong, she definitely had some pretty serious injuries. she is definitely doing better. she is recovering.

i mean, i don't know the extent of her injuries, but i do know that it wasn't just minor injuries. but she is very blessed he yes. >> yes. she is alive. i mean, you all must see -- i know you see cases where the outcome is not this happy. i mean, this seems miraculous from our standpoint. do you feel that way? >> yeah. i mean, when i met with her at the hospital, i definitely told her i was like you had somebody watching over you that day because i have never seen an accident like that and have the outcome that we h. >> incredible. well congratulations to you both. thanks to you both. it turns out all those squats paid off in the end. [ laughter ] >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> hulk hogan thrown out of the ring for good for saying awful things in a recorded rant. that's not the story is he telling. the hulkster's response. plus, is the heat wave

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obvious if you have some brown grass it's probably going to be -- you've got a drought going on but is that the true way to tell? >> absolutely. you want to get in there, see what's going on. you'll see some brown color, some yellowing. if you see some stripes in the thatch, that's where the disease comes in. >> what if you have a diseased lawn? what can you do? is it too far gone? >> you want to make sure you're not watering at night. that's a typical mistake that creates this petrie dish for the disease to thrive and spread throughout the lawn. you want to water early in the morning and raise up your mower height. don't trim off no more than a third of the blade. >> during the summer we keep it low and we're watering at night. you hear those sprinkler systems at night all over the neighborhood. >> exactly. >> what is this? i see this in the yard all the time. >> this particular weed it's going to grow at about twice the rate of your desirable grass.

so you have if nice lawn you just mowed it and you see this popping up. >> what do you do to get rid of it? >> the best thing to do is seed in the fall to create a really dense root system and not allow those weeds to establish themselves initially. once you have them you really only have a couple options. you can pull them out, which of course is really manual, takes a lot of time, no one wants to do it or put down a weed control product and make sure you're targeting that specific weed. >> in the fall when you say seed put down actual grass seed. >> exactly. >> not fertilizer but a seed. that seed will grow and crowd out the undesirable weeds. >> fall is the best time to do seeding? >> absolutely. >> what about this over here? all of our studio crew were pointing that's crabgrass! they all know what this is. we all have it right now. >> exactly. this is the bane of everyone's and when you get into the summer months you're going to see this spread throughout your lawn. you'll typically see it by walkways and curb strips and it

really starts to spread out. same thing here. you want to get that seed down in the fall make sure you crowd it out. also a weed-control product we would put down or you can to it yourself get it at a local hardware store. >> during the summer months when it's so stinking hot, do you want to put down fertilizer right now? >> you do. we're going to adjust our turf programs when we get into the summer and make sure we're not putting down too much nitrogen. if you're doing it on your own, you want the right product because you can actually burn the lawn and really cause some pretty severe damage. >> or just call lawn doctors for help. finally, the last one over here grub damage. those little -- i neve knew what those things looked like and one day i see them in this one patch of grass, all these tiny little grubs. i've always heard about that. i thought it was a mystery. >> as you get into august you'll start to see japanese beetles around the neighborhood start seeing some nibbles on your row bushes there. that means those beetles are going to fly over your lawn and drop those eggs the woorms are

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...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. good morning. today is saturday the 25th of july 2015. i'm anna kooiman. the problems keep piling up for hillary clinton. now she could be facing a criminal investigation over her e-mails, but she's not sweating it. >> there have been a lot of inaccuracies. maybe the heat is getting to everybody. >> or maybe she could be in big trouble. we're live in washington. we've all seen what happens when a reporter picks a fight with donald trump. >> you said that the people across the boarder are racists and murder rers. >>. >> we're talking about illegal

immigration and everybody understands that. i want to thank you. no no. you're finished. >> you're finished. he's not the only one. somebody else in the press score finished this morning for what his paper said about donald trump. we have the latest on that story. >> when donald's hand goes out like that you're in trouble. imagine this -- you're a sitting in a baseball game when you're handled a note saying your wife is cheating on you. there's the guy on the right, his wife on his left. he gets this note. did the two ladies sitting behind them do the right thing? your e-mails are pouring in. fox and friends hour four starts right now. ♪ >> all right. you're watching live "fox & friends," moments away from the cannon lady being shot out of a cannon at the quick check 33rd

annual balloon festival in readington, new jersey. starbucks gets you going this morning. this woman is literally being shot out of a cannon and we are there. >> after that, rick reichmuth is going up up and away in one of the 100 hot air balloons in this festival. >> could they shoot her into an air balloon? is she about to go? how do you get into this? >> maybe her family. maybe her parents did this. >> limited pool of applicants. >> three, two, one! blastoff! i don't think she can hear us. >> exactly. >> arbitrarily making up a countdown. >> i wonder what's going through her head inside the cannon. did i do the laundry? >> here's the real countdown. >> five four three, two, one. >> here we go. >> oh my gosh!

>> way to go! >> now for the next four hours -- >> she's still moving everyone. >> for the next four hours she attempts to get out of the net. >> i was mesmerized by that and her personal courage. i would don't that would you? >> no. >> no. >> they're probably like we'll send anna next year. >> i'm fascinated by people that have that skill set. how do you get good at being shot out of a cannon? >> just brave. the spirit of america, ladies and gentlemen. intrepid spirit of america. unbelievable. other news a brand-new twist in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal which is growing by the hour. two inspectors general, nonpartisan federal employees, are calling on the department of justice to launch a criminal investigation into the mishandle lg of secret that is officially classified information. but hillary clinton is defending her use of a private e-mail

server. >> chris tip fisher is live with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. this is day one of a three-day swing through illinois for hillary clinton but once again her private e-mails are the only thing people are talking about. an inspector general found four e-mails containing classified information on clinton's private server but none were officially marked as classified so it's unclear if she realized she was potentially sending or receiving classified information. here's how she addressed it yesterday in new york city. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. >> but many republicans like ted cruz say this latest development is a game changer. >> the inspector general referrals are stunning and they

demand immediate action. now, it also underscores the department of justice should have investigated this months ago when it broke. >> the fact that not one but two inspectors ss general are calling for this investigation is a big deal because these are not krit ix of hillary clinton, they're nonpartisan. back to you guys in new york. >> thank you so much. that means it's fong to be harder for democrats to brush this off and say these are just attacks coming from republicans. >> yeah. and attention will be hot and heavy today as the republican candidates are heading to iowa where they'll be talking about hillary clinton of course perhaps trying to detract from all the attention that donald trump has been getting on the campaign trail lately. but he is not taking too kindly to what a reporter had to say about him in the "des moines register." an-in an opinion piece written in the "des moines register," an editorial slamming donald trumping saying he should get

out of this race, that he is a sideshow. well, the donald's campaign said guess what at our next event, you are not invited. >> wouldn't give him the press credentials. >> here's the point of contention in the "des moines register" op-ed, "it's time for donald trump to drop out of the race for president of the united states. he's been more focused on promote pro-moting himself and his brand than addressing the problems facing the nation." >> i don't know what will happen but if history is a precedent, i would tend to guess this would make him stronger. we debated this last week in the middle of the mccain kerfluffle where they both insulted each other. self-described experts said this will kill donald trump with the veterans. six minutes ago i got a new poll from uglove doto vdot come and it asked what do you think about donald trump and john mccain. according to veterans who are serving or has served donald trump considerably more popular than john mccain, even after his attacks on john mccain's war

service. >> without a doubt, trump is striking a chord with voters whether it's about immigration, whether it's about the va whether it's about -- we had governor huckabee on the program. he explains it like this. >> he struck a nerve with people. i'll be honest with you, a lot of the things that he's saying those are things that in many ways i've been saying those for eight years before he was a republican. things like talking about how china has cheated, talking about how there's this wall street to washington access of power that grinds out jobs against americans. these are things that i've been talking about. but let me say this if you put as much air in my balloon, not just you, but if all the media will pump the air in my balloon as has been pumped into donald trump's balloon, i'll be leading the pack as well. >> he said something smart. trump is popular because he is noting that the people who run everything the establishment, the elites whatever you want to call them haven't done a very

good job. and the proof is in -- it's all around you. it in the economy, in opinion polling, how people feel about the future. people are upset with the people in charge. trump has taken them on. i'd say governor huckabee has too. this is a moment where the outsider the person not alew lined with tern in charge is going to do well. >> speak his mind and people are graf stating towards that. we'll see what unfolds today in iowa. a full wrap-up tomorrow morning on "fox & friends." >> right to another "fox news alert." the grieving community of lafayette, louisiana, coming together after the deadly theater shooting. two people were killed and nine others injured. five still in the hospital. we learned the gunman john russell houser legally bought the handgun he used at an al mannar pawnshop. police say he was a drift we are a history of mental illness, spending time in a georgia psychiatric hospital in 2008. he trashed his al mannar home after getting evicted last year. these are the two victims, 21-year-old mayci breaux was a

college student planning to study radiology and marry her high school sweetheart. and 33-year-old jillian johnson co-owned a gift shop and was a local musician. a memorial set up outside that gift shop. the memorial continuing to grow. the pentagon is asking armed volunteers to drop the guns outside of military recruitment centers. civilians have been guarding centers nationwide in the wake of the tennessee terror attack. one navy veteran says he is standing by his oath to defend the country. >> these are brothers and sisters, whether you're a veteran, active duty we're all brothers in arms. my only question is who's going to take care of these ladies and gentlemen if we don't? >> defense secretary ashton carter says the government is reviewing, quote, other options to enhance security. and the obama administration now preparing to release a convicted israeli spy. jonathan pollard, who was once a civilian analyst for the u.s.

navy was arrested in 1985 and charged with spying. he was sentenced to life in prison. the move believed to be aimed at smoothing over relations with israel in the wake of the iran nuclear deal. the white house claims he was going to be released in november regardless of any deal. we're getting an inside look into the white house just moments after the horrific 9/11 terrorist attacks. we see president george w. bush speaking with vice president dick cheney. nurd condoleezza rice and other members of his senior staff. this photo showing rice overcome with emotion as she watches the horrific scene unfold along with secretary of state colin powell. here first lady laura bush and lynne cheney watch the news coverage. the photos published by the u.s. national archives were released in response to a freedom of information about request. >> 14 years ago. >> unbelievable. you saw it here live just moments ago. >> the human cannonball. watch.

>> you think? >> three, two, one! >> here we go. >> oh my gosh! >> wow. that was our very own rick reichmuth shot out of a cannon in new jersey this morning. how you holding up rick? >> not rick. >> i feel all right. i got out of my tiny little suit. yeah. >> suspect that amazing? >> it's amazing. i was actually more worried about the netting when she landed than the cannon itself. right? look at this thing. whoa. >> yeah. i mean i think it's that way by design. but that takes some guts. i guess if you were born into that family you have no option. she has a son and a daughter. we'll see if they go into the same thing. guys out here at the new jersey festival of ballooning, the weather is so good the wind is so light they're doing a second round of balloons. usually you just get one up each time but they get a second one out so a lot more people getting

rides. you can come out today. there will be other rides tonight and two times again tomorrow. enjoy this amazing event. talking about the weather, a beautiful day for it. much of the eastern seaboard looking really really nice warm getting warmer at least for the day today. tomorrow the humidity kind of comes back in again. down toward the southeast, this is where the rain is. much of florida dealing with very heavy rain today, tomorrow the next few days and i think later this week we could be seeing some very heavy rain across the carolina coast and much of the eastern seaboard. keep an eye out for that. look at the high temperatures across texas and oklahoma. we have triple digits there, 100 degrees in woodward same for dallas. in towards the northern and central plains heat continues, all kinds of heat advisories in effect and maybe severe weather later today where you see the rain across the west phoenix, 109, and a few rain showers towards seattle and portland. back the you. in the next half hour, i'm going up in one of these balloons. >> you're a brave man. >> got the lucky stick today. >> good luck. >> yeah. >> if you don't see him here on

the show tomorrow that's because he drifted all the way to ohio. >> drive back. coming up on the show they've all made news this week but which candidates' message has resonated the most and which fell flat? we'll it will you who got a "d." and picture this -- you're at a baseball game with your wife when you get slipped a note saying "she's cheating on you." what just happened to this one guy right here. what would you do in the same situation? we'll break it down for you. e-mail us, tweet us, and we'll share your comments coming up. >> i'd order another beer. ♪ wouldn't you like to ride many-in my beautiful balloon ♪ hat maker vincent brimble prospered in the town of hattington. never flashy, he only made the classic bowler. then suddenly the day's trend became preposterously tall. his raymond james financial advisor reminded him

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hi, friends. good morning. from donald trump's war of words and the backlash after, it's been an interesting week for some of the gop presidential candidates. how did they rate with the voters? >> that's a question we had for lee carter who joins us with the dials. it's always great to see you. we're going to go right to donald trump and one of the most controversial statements of the week. watch this. >> i am very upset with john mccain because he's done such a terrible job with the veterans talking about the whole horrible situation with illegal immigration, which i also brought up and brought to the fore and i'm proud of that. we had thousands and thousands of people and he called them crazies. he insulted them. he should apologize to them by the way. >> the donald on "fox & friends" last week. what were the dials doing there? >> the dials were just down. they gave trump a "d" overall.

they're not liking his message, like going after the military, going after veterans going after mccain's record. people are sayingitis absolutely ridiculous. he was trying to backpedal and saying it was about the treatment of veterans. but what's interesting, he's setting the conversation for the whole week. people might not like him, but he's a disrupter, people are talking about what he's talking about, candidates are spending their own time responding to it and it's fascinating. >> trump is more popular with veterans than john mccain according to a poll. when kerry jumped in he was attacked personally by trump and responded pretty forcefully. >> this attack of john mccain, who is a legitimate american hero anyone who has any sensibilities understand that. the other thing i heard him say was that he's never asked god for forgiveness. and i think we got to see really deeply into the psyche of donald trump. from my perspective, donald

trump does not have the character, nor does he have the temperament to be the commander in chief of our military forces. >> all right. the folks overall, when we talked to them they responded to this message really well because most people agreed with trump. overall they gave him a c-plus because he seems like a politician. this is the first time in a while i've heard anybody pay attention to him and allow it to resonate in the last little bit. we'll see what happens. perry really hasn't been on anybody's radar for a while. here people are open to hearing his message. >> as far as all the flames being thrown lee, senator ted cruz trying to stay away from the fire let's watch this clip right here. i got to say a lot of people have the reaction i don't trust politicians. [ applause ] and that's worth applauding because i agree with this. in a republican primary, every candidate's going to come in front of you and say i'm the most conservative guy to ever live. gosh darn it who didn't lean on

conservative? well you know what talk is cheap. >> it's interest the second he said politicians are false and talk is cheap, boy, it just went straight up. >> straight up. gave him an "a," but overall a "c." he says i don't like politicians and people listen to him and say you are the ultimate politician. sort of contradicting himself. he seems a little folksy everybody looks at him as a career politician and sort of dismissing what he says. >> interesting. but the politicians are the problem message clearly working. >> absolutely and that's why trump is resonating so much. he is like the unpolitician. and so there's something to that for folks. >> fantastic. lee carter thanks for >> thanks so much. next. hulk hogan thrown out of the ring for a rant. that's not the story he's telling. his response and that of his daughter coming to his defense straight ahead. then hello, loneliness?

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the world of entertainment, professional wrestler hulk hogan thrown out of the ring for good. the wwe severed all ties with him after reports about a tape he was caught ranting about his daughter's girlfriend who is black in a pretty over-the-top way. hogan says he resigned and wasn't fired. boyfriend, rather. and when kim kardashian talk twitter listens.

she suggests add an edit feature so when you misspell something you don't have to delete and repost it. that got sent 57,000 favorites. the company ceo says it's a great idea. kim kardashian is running twitter. blake shelton and miranda lambert using social media to show support for another singer just a day after they noumsed their divorce. mir ran la d.a. replied, this is the best work she's ever done. i love it. we love you, ashley monroe she said. those are your entertainment headlines. clayton? thanks tucker. the disney movie "inside out," have you seen it? it takes a look at a child's emotions or all of our emotions. watch. >> see you, sweetie. >> dad just left us. >> he doesn't love us anymore. that's sad. >> well one dad is upset about the sadness doll, which you can

now by thafshgs that he bought for his children based on the movie's character. he says the doll may trigger suicidal thoughts and is calling on disney to pull it from store shelves. joining us is psychotherapist tom kirstin. what's the rub against this doll? >> he bought it for his daughter. sadness character, the doll in that movie is a very important part of the movie. >> very important. >> because really it's about -- sadness is part of life it's an emotion we all have and we have to have bad feelings in order to discover good feelings and overcome, you know life's adversities. >> she gets so sad in the movie, she thinks she's causing all these problems and said i just want to sit down my legs don't work. that is one of the phrases this doll says. i'm in an emotional slump. my legs don't work. the other character in the movie, happiness, has to carry

on her back throughout a portion of p movie. another grade fraiz is good bye, friendship hello, lonelynd. >> those are far reaches from suicidal thoughts. suicidal thoughts means you're actually thinking about killing yourself. >> we all go through these thoughts. by the way, this movie has been pratzed by psychotherapists because they got it right. >> that's right. it was a psychologist who helped in the production of the movie to get it right, get the emotions right and teach kids that watch this movie that it's okay to express your emotions your sadness, your loneliness because by not expressing them you're repressing those e megs moegs and -- emotions and in order to achieve the light at the end of the tunnel you have to express your feelings to your parents. >> the dad says the doll speaks in a slow depressed, melancholic tone. i think it's a damaging message for young children. how is this different from like dopey, one of the seven dwarfs or eeyore from winnie the pooh for crying out loud?

>> it's clear to me the doll is called the sadness doll so we're not expecting a sadness doll to start laughing and smiling. >> so this is an overreaction. >> i think so. >> and disney has not -- we reached out to them. they have not answered back yet about this. no chance -- she's a pivotal character in this film. i don't think they'll be pulling it off store shelves. >> they're not in the business of trying to get young folks to be depressed and commit suicide. >> you don't want a bubbly perp the whole life nonstop without any sadness or balance. >> of course. >> great to see you this morning. >> thanks a lot. >> ridiculous. picture this you're at a baseball game with your wife when you get slipped a note from the people behind you in the seats saying your wife is just cheating on you. this just happened to one guy. what would you do? reading your comments coming up. and the moment we've been waiting for. rick, are you ready for takeoff in a hot air balloon? >> i am ready. i'm going up in just a couple minutes. we have a very big surprise probably for these guys' family members that we're going to

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jersey blasted out of there live on "fox & friends"." >> amazing. i wonder if she's sore the next day. >> of course she is. single handedly keeping advil's stock price high. the other day at a mariners game, a man and woman apparently sitting in the seats who are married. the women behind decide the wife is texting her boyfriend, cheating on her husband. so what do they do? >> they decide to write a note and hand it to the guy. here's what they did. they snap this photo. they're shoulder riding her the whole game. you can tell how closely women are watching the braves game right now. the man's watching the game. all these women are looking at each other's phones. she says your wife is cheating on you. look at the messages under nancy. it's really a man named mark allen. there's pictures on the phone.

she has to delete the messages. >> some type of scandalous pictures. >> we don't know if they're married or know anything about them. neither did the people behind them sending a note claiming this woman was cheating. was this the question we put to you earlier, within bounds? was it a good idea for strangers to weigh in on someone else's marriage and decide adultery was in progress? >> sherry says they don't know if she's married to the guy, maybe he's a friend or brother. nay need to get a hot dog and watch the game. nosey troublemakers. >> thank you, sheri. >> then robin on facebook writes this is the mind-set that has this country in shambles. you look out for your neighbors! whether they're strangers or your best friend. >> robin parker writes the world goes to pot when you look the other way. bonnie writes on facebook you don't know them and the dynamics of their relationship. mind your own business. >> when you get involved that's why it's called other people's business. >> because it's not yours.

>> at the same time you know what this is different because they're just fans sitting behind -- what are they doing looking over the shoulder and like zeroing in on these little tiny text messages? how can you even read the font when it's that size? >> it's a 4 hpt.5-inch screen. >> if it's your friend you should tell right? it's so terrible when somebody in a relationship is getting cheated on and everybody knows except the person getting cheated on. i don't think ignorance is bliss. i don't think you should stick your head in the mud. i would want to know. >> i have heard people make the case and i don't think it's insane, if you're married and you're committed to the person and you have children and you're not getting divorced no matter what what's the point of knowing? better not to know. ignorance is bliss. facebook poll on this exact question. should you tell the husband or keep it quiet? >> 52% said tell the husband, 48% keep it quiet. that's within the margin of error. that's a statistical tie divided right down the mid.

>> official facebook poll. >> this is an official poll this morning. our facebook page weigh in. >> there's a lot going on at baseball games that's not happening on the field. >> for sure. >> there's a lot of human drama unfolding in those stands. >> we know the women weren't watching the game very closely. >> a live look from nairobi, kenya, where at any moment president obama will walk out for a joint press conference with that nation's president. they're expected to address counterterrorism in the region. president obama is the fist u.s. sitting president to visit the country. five popular airlines accused of price gouging following may's deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. train service was shut down for some five days. the obama administration is looking into allegations that delta, american united, southwest, and jetblue violated federal laws by raise tharging their

fares as travel efforts scrambled to book flights. they have denied wrongdoing. ever wonder what it's like to dine with british royalty? wonder no more. buckingham palace is opening its doors again this summer giving tourists a firsthand glance into what a celebration looks like. dine ballroom dining hall laid out for a lavish banquet and for the first teem the public gets to walk through the grand entrance. all work and no play won't get you ahead. it turns out the opposite. michael scott was right all along. >> do i need to be liked? absolutely not. i like to be liked, i enjoy being liked, i have to be liked. >> according to former ge chairman and ceo jack welsh if you want to advance in your career be friends with your co-workers. those strong relationships can make or break your career. those are your headlines. rick reichmuth is in new jersey at a balloon festival. he's not just covering it.

he's about to participate. there he is in the basket. >> who are these two people you have with you? >> yeah so, we've got these two with us and people do hot air balloons for all kinds of reasons. you have something special today. >> decided to propose to her and, you know, hopefully she was going to say yes and gladly she did. >> so what was it like? >> it was amazing. it was a complete surprise. i was shaking. i don't think i said yes for a full minute because i was so surprised. but it was amazing. i loved it. >> family members all know now because they're watching. >> exactly. now everybody knows. >> congratulations. we wish you all the best. what a great day for you guys. we're not getting engaged, stan. >> we are not. >> this is me and you in this balloon. how do these things work? >> they are -- balloons are the oldest form of aviation in the world and the least understood. for all intents and purposes all this is a big bag with enough hot air to lift us off the ground. >> hotter on the inside than on

the outside. >> you bet. >> let's do it. >> close to 200 degrees up there. >> we're out of here. >> okay. let's get us going here. >> we're taking off. this is really loud. if you've ever been in a hot air balloon, you're about to see how loud this goes. loud and hot. super hot. >> have you ever been in a balloon? >> up, up, and away. >> there he goes. >> i wonder if we could get 18 -- 1-800 number if we can't find him. >> twisting the laws of physics on live television. there he is. next stop somewhere in

delaware. >> didn't they use hot air balloons in the civil war for spotting? but they were tethered to the ground you could spot -- >> rick's just glad he didn't wear his -- >> here's rick's camera. this is rick's phone. >> wow. look at this. >> rick's iphone. we're live streaming from rick's iphone on a hot air balloon. >> there's 100 hot air balloons out there. at the festival in readington, new jersey. >> beautiful. >> expected to draw 165,000 people because it's not just these hot air balloons that are out there, they've got a huge american flag there, too, you've seen him in the wicked one, but they have concerts going on and the human cannonball we showed you earlier. >> rick is now a captive of the weather he so assiduously covers every week. one thing to talk about the weather, another to put yourself entirely at its mercy. >> quite a metaphor. >> it's deep. >> really deep.

>> full-participation meteor meteorology. >> rick can you shake your camera up and down if you can still hear us? nod yes. >> he can hear us. >> he's safe. good. >> awesome. >> thanks, rick. watch this heart-stopping video. a woman break askar window to save a toddler from the sweltering heat. check this out. >> could a smart car seat have prevented this? the brand-new technology that will save babies' lives. we show it to you next. >> if you need to eliminate stress in your life, a nonalcoholic solution -- a cat. the five pets that are good for your health. stay tuned.

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you know it's summer it's hot, it's problematic for leaving babies in cars. did you see this video? a dramatic rescue caught on camera. watch this. wow. the story made national headlines. passerby in kansas city smashing a window to save a 2-year-old girl left in a car despite blazing temperatures. could a new smart car seat have prevented this? joining me now is the senior director of marketing for evenflo, ed sophia. nice to see you.

>> nice to see you, clayton. >> you've come up with a solution to stop this problem. before we get into the new technology and the car seats that you guys have developed, why is this happening? why are so many people leaving babies in car seats? >> yeah the world around us is getting a lot busier. there's a lot of distractions. and with new parents and being sleep deprived things just kind of take over. and your brain works on muscle memory. so what will happen is you're going to be programming by basically your routine and once that rue deep is broken sometimes you can forget something as important as a child in the car. >> so explain to us before we get in the car and show how this works, tell us about the technology in this new car seat. >> yeah. so this is the evenflo embrace car seat. what we did is took a car seat that's been on the market over nine years, been out there with a million different users. ipts a safe car seat from the standpoint it fifths a child, it fits the vehicle, and it's easy

to install. what we've added is accept sor safe technology. what this technology allows the twice device in the car seat so there's a smart clip a smart buckle on the car seat that will talk to this receiver that plugs into your vehicle. >> so how does this work? you're driving along, you pull over. we first of all have the car on. what happens when it actsboutctivateactivates? >> you load your child in properly and go for a drive. when you reach your test nation and turn off your car, you'll be notified through melodic tone that there's the presence of a child in the vehicle. and it's just a simple reminder that could save a life. >> so show us how this works. >> so we've driven this car around. we have a child in the back seat. >> should i close this back door? >> doesn't matter. you can leave it open. when i turn this off, within two seconds -- you hear those chimes. that reminds me that there's a child present in the back seat.

[ music playing ] >> wow. interesting. >> and now we come around and take the child out of the car seat. i would always remember. >> how much does this cost and where can people find it? thoo this is available >> this is available at walmart for under $150. >> thanks for enterprise lending us the car and thanks evenflo. thanks so much. coming up on the show improve your health by getting a pet. we have the five best furry friends to heal your mind body and soul. there's a horse on the plaza. first let's check in with neil cavuto for a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom" business block. do you have a horse on your show today, neil? >> good morning. hillary clinton thinks there was a better way to run business but now she's giving bosses the business and the secret is out. signed deals exposed in this iran deal that has some thinking maybe it's a raw deal. time to make it a done deal.

and one thing donald trump said all republicans can agree on and it could save you money and a lot of it. see you soon.

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good morning, friends. our pets aren't just our best friend. they're also good for our health. >> we'll tell you which animals are the best for our health not just psychologically but physically the president of in-home pet services robin ellman. good morning. we're starting with horses. this is tonka. he's 15. he's good for our health? >> absolutely. horses can be great therapy animals just like dogs. they can help people with mental disorders, fi cal abilities, occupational --

physical therapy. you think it's just relaxing but it gives you a good cardiovascular workout. >> and veterans are ptsd have started to take advantage of these types of therapies. how advantageous is that for them? >> great. any kind of pet you can develop a strong emotional bond with. an animal like a horse, it takes a lot of trust to be able to ride and bond with them so, that can increase your confidence. >> complex animals. not simple at all. >> next up the bird. >> this is an australian rosie parakeet. bird do benefit your health. they have a calming effect on people by listening to their sounds and chirps. you know maybe if you don't get a screaming bird especially if you live in an apartment building. >> that would be bad. >> brings you back to nature connects you with nature. >> they can talk to you and tell you how pretty you are, make you feel good. >> innocent conversation. absolutely. >> you often hear fish are good for you, chilean sea bass

salmon. >> omega 3s. >> but having a fish a pet fish you say is also beneficial. >> absolutely. we're not going to eat these fish. they can be beneficial to your health. if you've ever noticed when you go to the doctor or dentist, they usually have a fish tank right? because watching fish help pros mote calming feelings and reduces stress levels. >> like being hypnotized. >> absolutely. >> i was watching these fish sitting in traffic tu. >> making sure they didn't spill on the westside highway. cats and dogs no-brainers. tell us the pen fits of cat. >> cats have a lot of benefits. they can reduce your blood pressure by petting them or being in the same room with them. they can lower your risk of a stroke and heart attack. >> really? >> absolutely. >> what if you feel the cat is judging you? >> that's the great thing about our pets. doesn't matter if you have a bad day dey at work or don't feel pretty they give you unconditional love. >> is there a limit to how many

to have? >> at a certain point it can stress you out. >> i always thought a cat's love was conditional. dogs by contrast other. >> dogs are great therapy animals but they have a lot of other health benefits like cats. nay will reduce your blood pressure decrease stwresz and help you be more social. just walking your dog, getting out there, meeting new people, going to the dog walk helps you meet people with similar interests. >> if our viewers want to get healthy and get pets how can you help? >> every pet can have a different health benefit and every pet is not for everyone's lifestyle. do the research and figure out the best for you. >> you mentioned the noisy bird. you don't want to live in an apartment complex with thin walls. >> exactly. that would increase stress levels. >> the humane society of new york can set you up with a pet, correct? where do our viewers go? >> we have the humane society with us right now, and -- >> they can go to our website,

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bizarre and pretty interesting. two female atlanta braves fans decided the woman in front of them apparently married to the man sitting next to her, was conducting an affair by text on her phone so they slipped a note to the husband saying "your wife is cheating on you." >> our most talked about story today, clayton. >> not an episode of the maury

povich show but real life. they hand it to the guy up front. who knows what happened. she asked him, can you send me some pictures what you took on the phone? here's what he had to say. it's none of my business. if there's cheating let it rear its own ugly head. >> i think it just did. ellen on facebook said why would anyone peer over someone's shoulder and peer at someone's texts? that's over the top. that person is no better thap a peeping tom. >> you go ellen davis. as a friend writes paul you should tell a friend they're being cheated on. a stranger you might want to mind your own business. >> i'm with you. >> no facts. that's like going up to a woman and saying congratulations, she says for what? you're pregnant. no, i'm not. >> don't ever do that. >> don't cross that line. >> if it is a friend you do tell. everybody's seen that happen where a guy or gal is getting cheated on and everybody knows except for the person who's getting cheated on. >> i have too much information

in my life. less information -- >> ignorance is bliss. it's going to be a beach party. don't miss it. >> tomorrow on "fox & friends." >> see you at 6:00 a.m. gitmo's got to go, despite terror threats on the rise. the administration making new moves to close guantanamo bay. its reason? money. >> it's costing us millions and millions of dollars to house these people in cuba and they're better more efficient, effective ways to do that in the united states. >> will closing it cost america more? i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." here they are, the bulls and bears this week gary b. smith, joe mas max faris, john layfield, lisa booth and