would think more people would quit using it and close their accounts. thanks, everyone, who responded. don't forget to talk about the african lion killed by the american dentist. "fox & friends" starts right now. thanks, heather. good morning to you, it's wednesday. july 29th, 2015. i'm ainsley earhardt. i'm filling in for elisabeth this morning. fox news alert, chaos at summer camp. a massive tree crashes down to the ground, crushing eight children. >> i could see all the roots. a tree has fallen down. kids carried out on stretchers and sent to the hospital. two in critical condition. we have the latest on their condition this morning. live from california. and is your beach safe? the fbi just busted that jihadi wanna-be accused of plotting to blow up americans on vacation in

florida. wait till you hear how they took him down just in time. all right. she blew the lid off the monica lewinsky scandal. she's breaking her silence again. don't put another clinton in the white house. no matter what. her name is linda drip. in a memo you'll hear from her. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you know, i'm just sitting there and talking -- you saw a memo ago, a bunch of chicken wings from wing stop, because it's national chicken wing day and take a look the athese guys. that is a -- that's an obstacle course between us and payday. >> yeah. >> it's a battle frog obstacle

course and so many times i said to myself, i would love to do something worthy of a navy s.e.a.l. why not set this up on our astroturf? >> have you done this before, brian? >> no. i would love the opportunity to fail out of training. >> heather childers is going to do this for us. when you are out there physically, i was shaking terrified that i was going to fall off. >> lucky for us, the wall they have out there today has cleats on it. little cheaters, two-by-fours. >> you mean the walls in afghanistan don't have those little notches on them. >> this was made especially for us. >> it was. and we are going to be watching us go through it all day long. >> if this goes well, we might have to report as a seal and might not be in tomorrow. >> i have a feeling that's not going to happen. >> we should not -- >> i'm just telling you.

>>er they are trained professionals standing by for that. we've got a huge show for you. we've got a big news at the top of the hour, a big tree smashes to the ground injuring eight kids just at pick up time. >> without warning this tree comes down, it happened outside pasadena park, witnesses heard it snap and saw the massive trunk come tumbling down. >> it was a lot of commotion. almost slow motion, actually, and by the grace of god nobody was under the column of that tree. because that was -- you cannot survive. >> six of the eight children injured in the freak accident were treated at then scene. two others are at the hospital in critical condition. all of them alert and able to talk. you drop your kids off at camp, you don't expect anything to happen, and you go about your

day. not in this case. >> joining us right now is the ceo michael shinklynn. it was pick up time yesterday about 5:00 pacific. what happened? >> well, so we had -- i was alerted that there was an accident at the museum. someone said a tree had fallen over. you don't think a massive 75-foot tree, but i went out to the front of the museum and witnessed this tree that had fallen. immediately, we put into place our emergency response team and just got people very focused on what we needed to do to get the kids accounted for and get the children safe. we were able to do a headcount. we realized that all the children had been accounted for. we removed them from the area to get them as far away as possible. one, they didn't have to see it

any longer and two knew they will be safe. there were two children on the ground at that point being administered to with first aid and i have to give credit to the city of pasadena first responders, they came so quickly and were able to come in and help those children out. you don't expect this to happen. but i'm proud of the kid space team, we pulled together to get the kids safe. >> and sometimes when things like this happen, you look at the tree, wow, you think this tree was dead, this tree did not look like it was dead. any idea why it happened? >> i'm not an arborist. the tree looked healthy to me. it was completely unexpected from my vantage point. i'm not a professional in that realm but i walk by it every day going to work, and the tree looked healthy so it was completely unexpected. >> based on that one lady's sound bite, it sounds like they were trapped under the branches,

not under the trunk, the physical trunk of that tree where it could have been a lot worse. how are the families reacting to these eight children that have been injured? >> well, you know, kid space community, you know, we have some wonderful folks that are involved in the program, and, you know, i think everybody was grateful that -- with our staff, we train for emergency procedures and of course no one ever expected something like this to happen, but the feedback that i received was very positive from the families, saying they appreciated that, you know, we were methodical in our approaches, putting the safety of the children first and it's heart-breaking, we're asking the community to rally around these kids who are still in the hospital and meet their needs and just do all we can to support them. today, at the museum, we will be opened. we will have some crisis counsellors available. any of the staff need to talk about it or any of the kids who

return. >> michael shanklynn, the kid space ceo joining us from california. thank you very much. >> it could have been so much worse. >> we were told two kids are in critical condition. they are speaking today, so that's good news. >> we'll keep you posted. we hope to have a live report from california in an hour or so. a horrific terror plot foiled at one of the nation's busiest tourist destinations. >> an isis sympathizer plotted to blow up a beach at key west, florida. >> this is just the latest in a string of terror-related concerns. kristen fisher is live from washington with the latest. from sea to shining sea, it seems like we're under threat. >> no kidding. this man was an isis sympathizer who was planning attacks on u.s. soil, yesterday he was charged with plotting to detonate a

backpack with nails. he was posting status updates promoting isis. that's how they caught him. this comes on the same day that another isis sympathizer, 37-year-old leon nathan davis was sentenced ton prison for supporting isis. giuliani said we're past the lone wolf. it's a pack of wolves. >> this is no longer about electronic surveillance, international intelligence. this is about hard-nosed local policing. those 800,000 local policemen have to become the eyes and ears of the fbi. >> there's a concern about a surge of syrian refugees. nearly 900 have been moved to

the u.s. alone. lawmakers are worried the u.s. government isn't able to properly track and vet all of them. back to you in new york. it's getting overwhelming. thanks so much. it's amazing, as long as we leave them to raqqa to plot and plan and influence. >> he wanted to do this on the fourth of july. let's head to heather. >> great to see you all. hope you are off to a good day. the two teens that they are searching for, it's expended to south carolina. austin's father says he is still holding on to hope. >> that ocean is so big.

it's a needle in a haystack. i won't give up. i need answers, and, you know, hopefully, you know, the lord will show me the way and show me the light at the end of the tunnel here. >> the mother of one of those boys telling local reporters that the families have 20 private planes that are now scouring the ocean looking for signs of those boys. we'll keep you posted on any developments as we get them this morning. well a plane with just minutes of fuel left turned away from north dakota airport and told to land one 20 minutes away. it was an allegiant airlines plane carrying 120 people. it missed its scheduling landing time. the airport had just closed its airways for blue angel's practice. and the pilot says we're on bingo fuel here. that plane was able to land

safely. a routine test drive turns into terror after a man kidnaps a salesman and takes him on a high-speed chase. the would-be car thief took a van out for a spin and he threatened the salesman and drove off. the salesman was able to jump out and call police. the driver totaled the van two towns over. it was easy to find. police tracked it with on star. the patriots likely to head to kort. the nfl says that brady ordered an assistant of his to destroy a cell phone less than 24 hours before his meeting with investigators in march. it had nearly 10,000 text messages, but the league had requested for its investigation on that matter. brady's agent says -- his name is done database don -- don yee.

those are your headlines. >> if you are clean, don't destroy your cell phone. >> hold on, brian. maybe he had a good reason. maybe he didn't like the ring tone. >> or maybe he had something else in there he did not want you to read. >> they call him a phony. everyone else is upset about it. >> how do you feel about it, brian, mr. sports guy? >> more to come. coming up, she exposed the affair that rocked the clinton white house. remember her? 20 years later, she is rocking their world once again with one message. hillary must never become president. the reporter who just sat down with linda tripp live next. and forget male or female. one university now legalitying students -- letting students choose from six different genders. >> how do you get six? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the

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recorded conversations with monica liewinsky exposed the affair. she's speaking publicly about the clintons for the first time. she says hillary clinton must never become president. she sat down with a reporter, laura collins. why did linda tripp want to tell her story now? >> she felt it was important. she actually thought long and hard about speaking up because she has a private life now. she has no particular desire to disrupt it. she felt she could not stay silent essentially. >> when if first happened, when i came forward it was not simply because of monica lewinsky monica lewinsky it was because of a culmination of years of so much corruption and now the very person who orchestrated that cover-up and all those cover-ups over the years is running for president of the united states.

she's talking there about hillary clinton. what cover-ups? >> she basically says that all the scandals that we're familiar with that we associate with bill clinton, hillary is at the back of them. she covered them up. white watergate, file gate, travel gate, think of all the gates you can, hillary had a hand in them. >> ultimately, this turned out with the monica lewinsky, that actually turned out to help hillary and back in those days, when linda tripp worked in to the only the west wing but also the east wing, everybody knew the plan of the clintons, the saying was eight years for bill, eight years for hill. apparently it started out four years for bill and four years for hill and then it got more ambitious. >> tell us how linda tripp says hillary clinton stage manage ds the affair. >> she painted herself very

carefully as first victim at the time that linda she was a lack luster first lady with poor approval ratings. she managed to turn herself into first victim. it made her. >> it was so-called bim bow eruption. >> thank you very much. hillary, as she says, linda tripp does, she pretty much tried to destroy all the women who came forward. >> yes, she said she was ruthless, is what she said. >> ultimately the point of the story and her coming forward, she said hillary must never become president, why? >> because she says she lacks the integrity. that was her bottom line and

she's not to be trusted essentially. >> laura collins "daily mail" who talked to linda tripp out in virginia. thank you very much. >> thank you. what do you think of that? email us at fox news.com. he didn't like the car was in the bike lane. he took things into his own hand. that guy is the boss. what does it take to be the best? this all-star panel. they all sat down with that guy, brian. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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right now sacrifice. what do you sacrifice to be successful? >> you can look at it as a sacrifice. you are going to miss some important things. there's no question. if you are lucky enough to find something you love, basketball, soccer, football, like we did, go apply yourself and anything can happen. >> carli, you had a few moments where you thought i'm going to stop this. what did you sphies zsh sacrifice to get where you are today and be at a parade in new york city? >> pretty much everything. soccer is first. it's ahead of my fiance, my family, my friends, they all know to do that. but to be a two-time olympic champion it's worth it. 6% of college athletes get scholarship. why are we playing? >> there's nothing wrong with being on a team.

go play. get out there and you'll have a good time. >> carli, for you personally, if you weren't the number one pick, the fact that kentucky was coming after you what is that like? do you have that in perspective? >> for me, it didn't matter if it was kentucky, if it was anywhere, any college, as long as i was able to get a free education. sports teaches you so much fundamentals and teaches you so much foundation for your life that without sports i don't know where i could have been at. >> are any of you concerned about at how much sports is costing level today? >> we've got many problems. football is the port i can talk about the most i've seen it up close. you've got to pay for helmets, shoulder pads, and insurance and now you got to pay to play as a young high school kid. if you are from a challenged economic background, you can't play football. >> you play sports. in soccer you are not guaranteed fame and fortune.

>> there's so many talented kids out there and in the soccer world it's more passionate talented kids don't come from a lot of money. it's just sad, and i think that, you know, it kind of needs to be changed. these kids that can't afford things need to be able to get the opportunities. >> i think it's significant. jen welter is a 14-year female football player that will now be assistant linebacker coach with the arizona cardinals this year. will a female coach get the respect for the first time ever of nfl players? >> i think so. i think she knows her stuff. the players will tell you if they think that coach can help them, they will give them their respect. >> let me give you my perspective from the locker room. we don't like coaches who don't know their stuff or haven't played the sport. because she's played the sport -- >> 14 years. >> she's already ahead of the

game. >> what do the men make? >> the men germany cup, they made roughly $36 million and we just won from fifa $2 million. >> besides, that organization is so clean. >> great job and you should take the show on the road. >> thank you. dick's sporting goods foundation put these guys together. they have a $25 million foundation committed to promoting youth sports. they say by 2020, 27% of all sports programs are going to be gone from public schools. >> it's helpful. it teaches you leadership abilities, and working together as a team. >> field hockey, volleyball, club rugby to participate. >> and keeps kids out of

trouble. >> we have to figure out a place for money to come from. >> tim howard the best goalie in the history of the u.s., he comes from a single mom, single parent family, i would not have been able to play soccer in this environment. it costs $3,000 to play club. my mom would have said something else to do and america would have lost their best goalie. >> we love sports. excellent report. coming up on this wednesday, the attack on benghazi now getting the hollywood treatment. >> things are overrun. >> it's under attack. go, man. it's under attack. >> your first look at the new benghazi film and how it could be a game-changer in 2016. do you think hillary is going to take it up front? plus, does heather childers have what it takes to be a navy s.e.a.l. we're going to find out.

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>> i prefer boneless. i've never seen a boneless chicken, somehow i've done it and fried it. >> there are the wings right there. they are delicious. one of the biggest days of the year. a lot of people think it's the number one holiday in america. from chicken wing day let's fast-forward to january 15th, that is the day a brand-new movie from one of hollywood's biggest directors, michael bay, is going to premiere. it is called 13 hours, the secret soldiers of benghazi. we have watched the trailers. this movie looks fantastic. we're going to give you a first peek right now. ♪ ♪ >> we need immediate assistance. we are overrun. >> under attack.

it's under attack. go, man. >> let's go. we got to move. >> if you do not get here soon, we're all going to die. >> the u.s. ambassador is at risk. the ambassador is in the safe haven. you are not the first responders. you are the last resort. you will wait. none of you have to go. we are the only help they have. >> so this is the same -- this is the same book that bret baier did a special on. >> we've had all the guys on. >> it's the 13 hours that took place that the attack happened and help never came. they tracked back to the request that ambassador stephens made. he said i need about 13 more security people and his request was denied. >> you know why i want to see this movie? because after osama bin laden was killed, we knew a lot of details. to see this one, we don't know all the details that happened at benghazi unless you read that

book, so this is going to give us an eye into exactly what happened because we don't have any details. >> and it's harder to give details because you know, of the 2000 emails that former secretary of state hillary clinton has released from her days as secretary of state, apparently there is not one single email -- >> can you believe this? >> for two months, none during may and july. that is when all sorts of crazy things were happening in libya, including an attack on the consulate in benghazi. so we're supposed to believe that hillary clinton nor her team had one single email about benghazi or libya for 60 days? that is just impossible. you know what else you could conclude, those emails were on her private server and were destroyed. there you go. we'll keep in mind the hillary clinton camp says we're not done

turning over emails. the state department says we might have something in there. as of now, nothing, and that is possibly why her campaign is reeling. hey, heather. she's inside with other headlines. it is a fox news alert, breaking news at this hour from overseas. there are reports that the leader of the afghan taliban, mula omar is dead. many of our viewers will recall this guy. he is the within-eyed terror leader in afghanistan who led the taliban and sheltered osama bin laden during the 9/11 attacks. he has been dead for some time, since 2013. that same paper reports that sources inside the afghan government have confirmed that news that omar died two years ago from tuberculosis. the afghan government is investigating those reports. we do not have it independently confirmed here in the united

states just yet, but we will bring you that information as we get it. also coming in at this time, the minnesota dentist now at the center of an international controversy for killing one of africa's most famous lions, walter palmer is his name and he's in hiding death threats pouring in after it was revealed he shot cecil the lion with a bow and arrow. cecil was a protected animal. the hunting guides are facing poaching charges and authorities in zimbabwe where this took place are searching for the

dentist. the university is telling students they can pick six different genders. each student gets to choose a preference that we're told will not be a factor in the admissions process. they are also working to install gender neutral bathrooms. this might be the world's strongest cyclist. a guy lifts a car that's parked illegally in brazil. the car weighed more than 1,500 pounds. after he moved the car, he casually bikes away like it's no big deal. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in just a little bit. thank you, heather. does heather childers have what it takes to be a navy s.e.a.l.? >> is she thinking about leaving? >> i hope not. >> we're giving it a shot this morning. running this battle frog obstacle course. >> i'm here. here i am. i made it this far. this is kind of the midway point. we're going to swing over. >> you are going to lean forward. >> oh, my gosh. this isn't pretty. this isn't pretty. oh. >> she's going to go down the

wall. >> all right. >> this is a hard one. she's doing a great job. >> retired member of field team six and my life and missions, americas elite warriors. thank you for being back with us today. >> why are you torturing heather today? >> heather is doing obstacle and obstacle course racing but this frogman charities is a virtual run. a lot of them you do in a park or in your neighborhood. you can do it on your own schedule. >> why the obstacles such an integral part of s.e.a.l. training? >> we use them. it works your whole body and you get team work. you'll see some of the athletes here can't get over the obstacle so they go down on the knees and

help each other. it gives a full body work out. >> why did you feel the need to start this charity? >> the personal reason is for the s.e.a.l. community. we have a lot of s.e.a.l. veterans who are coming home with ptsd, missing limbs, they are wounded. a lot of families have lost s.e.a.l.s, so this here, my two passions have been sports and s.e.a.l.s and this is a way to get people off the couch, go do a virtual run and in doing so, you are supporting charities. >> people can all take part because it's a chirt. -- charity. the money goes to? >> it's foundation for navy s.e.a.l. veterans. >> you are a hero. heather, just stop right there. ladies and gentlemen, a round of applause for heather childers. >> whoo-hoo. >> maria molina is going to try

this later. >> and then? >> one or two of us should be doing it. >> i don't think you should be doing it. >> i'm not going to do it. her heart is racing. i've been there. it's very scary. >> she's getting coaching because she's at the top. >> heather you are doing great. >> i think i'm going to stay right here. i'm going to stay right here. >> it's all about the team work. >> heather, thank you very much for staying right there is one of the options? meanwhile, coming up on this wednesday, two young boys, sunburned beyond belief during a trip to the waterpark because their daycare claims they ran out of sunscreen, so should that daycare be charged with neglect? we're going to have a debate straight ahead. and mike buck -- huckabee and president obama making comments this week on the iran nuclear deal. we're going to talk about who is being called ungradable.

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dials first and then an analysis. watch this. >> this president's foreign policy is the most fekless in american history. he trusts the iranians and he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. this is the most idiot thing. this deal should be rejected by both democrats and republicans in congress and to the american people. i think we forget that the iranians have never kept a deal in 36 years under the ayatollah. there's no reason to think they will suddenly start doing it. i read the entire thing. we gave away the whole farm. it's got to be stopped. >> so, lee, what's the grade? >> the grade overall here is a d plus. a little surprising to me when i first read his comments, i thought he was so over the edge. what folks said absolute. did he go soofer with his comments about the oven it was so offensive over the line. it came back because people

agree there needs to be a new deal. when he started going into the facts of 36 years, people are right, we need to hear about it. >> the president had time to criticize the republicans. >> the particular comments of mr. huckabee are, i think, part of just a general pattern that we've seen that is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad, and so when you get rhetoric like this, maybe it gets attention and maybe this is just never push mr. trump out of the headlines. >> so the blue line democrats liked it, republicans didn't. you say c grade. >> even the democrats are kind of flat on there.

they want to hear him to respond to this. it's one thng to sling the mud back, throw in trump, but really they want to hear a response to the issue. >> trump said this week, he was not going to run as an independent. let's take a look. >> i will much prefer -- i will say so many people want me to run as an independent, i don't want to do that. why would i do that? i'm leading with all of the republicans, in some cases, as you just stated, by a big margin. no, my preference and what toipt do is to run as a republican and win, and i think i will win. i think i'll win in the primaries and i think i will win ultimately and i'll make our country great again. we have so many other things to do and we don't have time for other things. doing it third party would be very difficult and it's not something i want to do. >> this is unique. you say this is ungradable. >> i say it's ungradable. i'm so confused. the dial were down here. the commentary says people i

love him. he's a nonpolitician. it's refreshing. i love it and yet the dials are down. i can't say -- they might give him an f if they talk about it logically, but there's something people are responding to. >> you are tying into, people are responding to. >> you're right. thanks for joining us. . exactly 10 minutes before the top of the hour. two youngzkv boys sun burned bed belief at a trip to the water park after the daycare says they ran out of sunscreen. should the daycare be charged with neglect? that debate is coming up. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease-pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia. an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13® is used in adults 50 and older

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from the sun. images almost painful to look at. the boy's mom said it's because the daycare ran out of sun block on a trip to the water park. should the day ccare be charged with neglect? who do you see at fault? >> i see the daycare at fault. there may be liability in part of the mother whether she was supposed to provide daycare or apply on children before they were sent to daycare. there's always some type of coupthis on both parts. >> the mom said she was told no to send sunscreen. >> parents work1. all the time. we put our children into daycare and give these people this

responsibility of our children. i don't find the parent, the mother, has any i liability whatsoever. this is a case of child endangerment, child abuse and neglect. it fulfills that under the statute. they're to provide protection, shelter to the children. they didn't provide that. second and third three burns are not a couple of minutes. they were unprotected hours. >> they've been cited 19 times if for staffing and scheduled infractions last year. >> based on my understanding they were not as serious as this. the attorney for daycare, i would want to know why none of the others received sun burns. i would look at medical history of children. do they have pre-existing sun problems, sun burn prior to school that day. those injuries were extreme. >> the injuries are second and

third degree burns. >> they had blisters all over them. >> it's a horrible situation. to be flown to pediatric burn unit in texas. we're talking two children, two different degrees. one had second and third degree. i don't think you can say it's a preexisting condition. >> real quick. a lot of parents have dropped off kids at camp or will. what advice do you have for them? >> number one, find out if there's enough sunscreen. as a mom, i would provide my own. >> i put sunscreen on my kids everyday before they leave the house. it has to be reapplied. definitely send a shirt. >> thanks so much. interesting debate. wish we didn't have to have it, but we do. coming up, donald trump and

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two guys. we're outside his closed dental office straight ahead. she thought she'd get away with it. >> where are you from, local? you picked the wrong guy. >> boy, did she. that is a channel fox 5 reporter down confronting the thief who stole his credit card. he is live here this hour to share his story. victim of identity theft figured out she's the one, tracked her down. >> good for him. >> no kidding. wednesdays are better with friends. ♪?l[ right now it's important to stretch out before you go to the course. >> i'm impressed you knew where

that was. >> they're getting ready. maria is going to run the obstacle course on our plaza this hour. you can see behind her, you crawl under barbed wire, go swinging, go flying. we've got a camera 20 feet off the ground. this doesn't look very high. believe me, that is high. >> it's as high as the zipper we have on the building. >> the words that go around. that's right. >> we are happy to have them on our plaza. in the next half hour, new jersey governor chris christie going to join us live. a lot going on in the news now, and he'd like to talk to us. >> he's been very christii as of late.

>> let's find out what's heheather. overseas, breaking news. breaking this hour, multiple reports the leader of afghan taliban omar is dead. omar sheltered osama bin laden in afghanistan in 2011 and wanted by the u.s. government for years and years. this new report according to the pakistani newspaper, the express tribune. he was missing an eye. so many of us know that picture. they claim he has been dead since 2013. the same paper reports the afghan government sources confirmed the news saying he died from tuberculosis. the afghan government is investigating the reports. u.s. government has not confirmed his death. we'll bring you the latest as we get it as it develops overseas. another fox news alert to bring you. chaos at a summer camp when a massive tree crashes to the ground injuring eight children, some as young as

kindergarteners. the 70 foot pine tree fell without warning. witnesses heard a snap and saw the massive trunk tumbling down. >> a lot of commotion, almost slow motion. >> by the grace of god nobody was under the column of the tree. you could not survive. >> two of the eight children injured were taken to the hospital. they're in critical condition. both are able to speak. it's not known what caused the tree to fall. a plane with minutes of fuel dakota airport and told to land at one 20 minutes away. it was carrying 150 people. it missed the scheduled landing time after it left las vegas left. the airport in far go closed run ways for blue angels practice when an air traffic controller

quote, we're on bingo fuel in three to four minutes. the pilot declared emergency and the plane landed safely. the whole thing is under investigation. three teens in oregon getting an upclose look at not so common wile life. >> oh my god. >> look at that right there. the teenager chasing down a cougar spotted running in a parking lot. wasn't that smart of a move because the big cat was cornered and lashed out. >> it goes up and like tries to claw us. >> what the [ bleep ], a cougar. >> no kidding. the teens were able to get away safely. the cougar vanished. they're still looking for that animal in wisconsin, whatever it is. >> also a big cat.

>> i'd be running the other way not chasing the cat. following other stories, one of which omar could be dead. without him, bin laden is not in afghanistan, we don't hit there and maybe they don't hit us here. five minutes after the hour. let's talk about the front runner. >> there he is in the 80s when he was married. "the daily beast" in the last 24 hours put out a hit piece on the donald and accused him -- they had accusation from the divorce proceedings. during divorces, things get ugly. sometimes spouses say things they sometimes later regret. what's interesting is his former wife there says the story "the daily beast" put out was not true. donald and she are best of friends and she thinks he would make incredible president. the question is, why would "the

daily beast" put this out that's not true? why is this relevant now? >> i think it's relevant because donald trump introduced his presidential campaign by making these accusations against mexican immigrants saying many people who cross the border were rapists. it's worth looking at whether or not there's been any accusations or allegations made in the past about him on that matter. >> here's what's interesting. she came out and said his report comes without merit. she blasted his story, says it's not true. donald trump was on greta's show saying the same thing. listen. >> we've been treated very unfairly. i've been treated very unfairly. it never happened. yvonne was nice. she read it and without coaching

said it's false. she in fact endorsed me and used the words fantastic or whatever, president. >> the only place they made a mistake, michael conan apologized. the spokesperson threatened the reporter. he said you write this story with mr. trump's name in it with the word rape, i'm going to mess up your life. that type stuff is not going to fly. when you're in front, everyone will come after you. he sense apologized. >> the larger issue is "the daily beast" put out the story that was absolutely not true. yvonne? >> they said they reached out first and didn't hear back. >> donald trump last night says he doesn't speak for him. >> meanwhile, trump is 24%,

>> chris christie brought up the very poll. he says who cares about the university. that's a liberal poll that doesn't like me. at the bottom of the hour, we'll get christie pushing back on the poll. >> the university in new jersey, his home state. interesting. another big story. the dentist that went to africa and shot the lion. this big game hunter hunted now. a minnesota dentist facing death threats after killing one of africa's most famous lions. >> he claims he didn't know the hunt was illegal. he now could be wanted for poaching. >> his tour guides. bill is live outside the dentist office in minnesota where he's now being hunted. what's the latest? have you seen him? >> reporter: we have not seen him. we hear he is in town. what a story this turned into. protestors, animal rights groups planning to be here outside this

dentist office this afternoon to prote protest. take a look. there's growing pile of stuffed animals. meanwhile, authorities in zimbabwe have charged his guide and nearby land -- with poaching. this isn't the first time the 55-year-old dentist has been in trouble for hunting. he pleaded guilty for killing a bear and lying about it. he was even fined for fishing without a license. officials say the lion was lured out of the refuge at night and then shot and is killed. palmer misted he was following local rules and guidelines during the hunt and led by professional guides. this turned into an international outrage. there are death threats. you can imagine. i couldn't look at my facebook feed yesterday without seeing

anything about this guy. i'll fell you in a statement, he says i deeply regret my pursuit of any activity, love and practice responsibly and legally resulted in taking of this lion. it certainly turned into a controversy. we did a background on him as well. it's not just his hunting. turns out he settled a sexual harassment complaint in 2009. he denied the accusation but paid $127,000 in that case. >> we know a lot abou3?p the dentist in minneapolis. thank you for that report. the guys that let him didn't tell him this 13-year-old lion was the one being tracked and british were monitoring. he had no idea. >> a lot we don't know. we know peta say if the story is true, the dentist should be hanged. really? >> what do you think about it? e-mail us.

we want to hear and read your comments. >> we do. he's an illegal. cops knew he was here illegally. then he went on a sickening crime spreechlt . up next, meet the judge that did everything he could to stop him and keep him off the streets. if you don't first succeed, try again. is this the worst parking job of all times? >> we've all been there. maybe not as long as they were in that car. >> ainsley -- >> once we tell you how long it took hem, i would not have stayed in the car that long. stick around. we'll tell you. ♪

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he allegedly went on a sickening and violent crime spree this week. police say he was here in this country illegally, assaulted a 14-year-old girl, shot a woman, then went on to murder another woman inside her own house. what's worse, just a couple weeks before, sheriff deputies in lake county, ohio say they were told by the feds to release this guy because he had no criminal history.

judge michael set his bail for $10 million yesterday. he joins us live from cleveland. good morning to you judge. >> good morning steve. >> i know you can't talk about this particular case because these are charges in front of you. you saw this guy yesterday. what is he accused of doing? >> he's accused of murder of a female and also attempted murder of an officer and another attempted murder of a female. >> this did not have to happen. he was stopped july 7th and then the feds told local authorities to let him go. he was in this country illegally. >> yes undocumented alien. my point was, if you were stopped, at that point by law enforcement or make your first court appearance. at that point we have to have an

identifier on him. even the individual in jail on a $10 million bond. i don't know if that's his real name. we have nothing to prove that. if you're stopped -- that's not my job to legislate laws. why can't we figure it out that people have to have some type of identification. particularly if you're illegal in this country the. get a driver's license, fingerprint. we know who you are. we don't know that. i get people every day coming intovvi court with no operator' license. of course you can't get one because we don't have identification. again, that's not my job to legislate that. somebody has to do it and stop the bickering and legislator and do something. >> absolutely. look. i can't buy seudofed without a

driver's license. it seems reasonable people should have true identity revealed. federal government knows about it. they've got to figure out a way to do it. this guy winds up in front of you. given the fact he was just -- just release him, let him go. you said no. he was charged with all these things. you set his bond at $10 million. why? >> well because i couldn't identify him. i asked him, do you have a birth certificate? he said month, it's in mexico. driver's license? no. green card? no. anything to prove your identification? no. we still don't have anything to identify him. if you were stopped a month ago, at least get a fingerprint, have dna. you are illegal in this country. let's get you identified. what is so hard about that? >> i hope somebody in washington

just heard you and maybe somebody can answer that. excellent question judge. >> well because i can't. it infuriates he. we're the -- municipal judges are boots on the ground. we're the ones that see people for the first time. if someone comes in court and says my name is bill garcia. how do i know that? >> excellent point. thanks for joining us from ohio. >> thank you very much steve. nice talking to you. >> nice talking to you as well. what do you think about that? e-mail us. meanwhile, he says donald trump hurts the credibility of the president. according to the polls, donald is the man he needs to beat. still ahead, new jersey governor chris christie here live. then she thought she could get away with it. >> are you local? you picked the wrong guy. >> boy, was that guy right. he was a local fox reporter

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whatever. finally $476,000, that's how much this guy john barrett spent to tip online strippers using a company credit card. tipped more than 2200 times. guess he was happy about the service. >> sounds like it. meanwhile, here's advice. if you're going to steal somebody identity and credit card information, make sure you don't steal identity of a tv consumer #7reporter. >> where you from? you local? you picked the wrong guy. >> steve confronts an accused credit card thief who allegedly stole his account information to go book a hotel and even wal-mart to do shopping. the in your face exchange taking the suspect totally by surprise. steve joins us live from dallas with his story. steve, i'm so proud of you. tell us what happened. >> it's so interesting. the story resinates with so many

because it happened to so many of us. something happens, you get the fraud alert from the credit card company. someone is using your card on your behalf. the story is the same. contact the credit card company, get charges reversed, close the account. get a new card. the one thing we never get that all of us want is track down the person, look them in the eye and ask why. that's what we got to do. take a look. >> did you use my credit card to check into your room? >> your credit card? >> how did you pay to get into the room? >> i'm not -- >> can you help other consumers by letting us know how you did this? did you get it online? where did you get it? i'm hoping you can help other people by helping them. we've got a ride down farrar.

i'd love your help. i've got charges for your room with your name on it. are you local? you picked the wrong guy. okay. i appreciate your apology. i'm hoping you might be able to help me. i'm going to make a request to visit you after you get arrested and we can talk. okay? >> oh my goodness. you got the satisfaction confronting her. she said my name was on the card. that's true. she manufactured a card with her name on it. it had your number and stealing your dough steve. >> yeah. that's really the interesting part here. i thought at first surely she's stolen by identity, knows my address and three digit code. she had a card manufacturing her name, my account number. that made the scam work. they entered the account number manually. the transaction went through. >> you know how she did it?

>> no. no idea. it's interesting that detectives tell me it's rare to find people and catch them in the act. generally you don't notice the charges until a month later when you get the bill. we asked, how did you do this? what made me a good mark? so far she's not answering questions. >> how much did she spend steve? >> you know, there were a bunch of expenses. the ones i can actually connect to her were only ones for the hotel, about $700. $1500 total charges fraudulent. more will be revealed in her trial. >> get your striped shirt for prison. >> you say sign up with your credit card company for fraud alerts. as soon as it happens, they call you. >> you respond quickly. within an hour i was on the phone wis] the credit card company and in this woman's face at hotel. >> you were much nicer than a

lot of people would have been. >> she's got a tough road ahead. >> thank you steve. >> thank you stephen. all right. he says donald trump hurts the credibility of the presidency. according to the polls, donald is the man he needs to meet. after the break, the new jersey governor chris christie joins us live. >> great. don't say american. apparently it's offensive. this story will fire you up. >> they probably don't like that flag right there. ♪

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and hasn't been seen since. he's been crossing back and forth. now looks like he's dead. we are joined with kristin live with the developments. do we believe this is true? >> fox news cannot independently confirm this. according to the pakistani newspaper is reporting omar died more than two years ago from tuberculosis and that he's been buried in afghanistan. omar was known as being reclusive, difficult to track. this is someone the u.s. wanted for a long time. he was born in 1960. he fought in the 1980 soviet occupation. he forged close ties to osama bin laden and became supreme leader in 1996. he's believed to have sheltered osama bin laden during the 9/11 attacks. u.s. had a $10 million bounty on his head since. appears he's been dead two years. tuberculosis the alleged cause of death. at this time, fox news cannot

independently confirm this report. it comes from the pakistani news by way of "u.s.a. today." >> what a story. could have been dead the last two years. chrkristin with the latest, tha you. >> a lot of comments came out in support of this afghan government. >> it's hard to believe. >> what can you believe? seconds ago, got a note from the producer from the pentagon about that omar story. in the meantime, texas officials are releasing video of sandra bland, the woman that committed suicide in her jail cell after the controversial arrest. that video is put out to shut down conspiracy theorists online saying she may have been dead

before she went to jail. a judge says the video was released because of death threats made against local officials there. don't say american because it's offensive. what? that is according to new language and a guide put out from the university of new hampshire. here's what the guide says. quote, north americans often use america which usually depending on context fails to recognize south america. the school recommends using residents of the u.s. or citizen instead. oh boy. what do you think of that? a kentucky man thrown in jail for defending his privacy. he blasted drone outh of the sk using a shotgun. the aircraft had been hovering over his home for some time where his daughter was lounging in the pool. he pulled the trigger. >> is he looking at the young girls or looking for something

to steal? you know, it's an invasion of privacy. >> this picture, neighbors saw it too. >> can't say i blame that dad. police charged meredith with criminal mischief and wanted endangerment. he says he won't apologize to that owner of the drone. what a story. this one might be the worst parking job ever. who is this here? terrible parking out of scotland actually. someone captured the 17 minute video of two women battling to fit their car in that small parking spot. they nearly hit other cars backing into that spot. both drivers eventually got it parked. they've got tiny cars over there. what's the problem? i don't get it. >> 17 minutes. would you have the patience to do that? why not just pull in? why back in? >> this is a great debate for

break. let's bring in one of the biggest names in politics, who wants to be the next president of the united states, governor chris christie. thanks for being on "fox & friends." >> glad to be back. >> you get ready for the august 6th debate. how important is it for you to be on that stage? >> great to be on the stage, great to be there with other candidates competing with our nomination. i'm looking forward to being in cleveland august 6th. >> it all depends on how people rank to get into the 9:00 show. governor, you have said that donald trump hurts the credibility of the party. he was talking about entitlements. you say hurts the credibility of the party. now you look at the polls, for instance, the college poll from new jersey looking at t new hampshire. he is the 24%. currently you're 4%. >> yeah, so what's that mean

exactly? what's that got to do with what he's talking about? i don't understand. i know lots of folks are obsessed with polls now. that has nothing to do with credibility of things he said. i was asked direct question at town hall and gave the direct answer. that's what i do. no one asked about polls except you guys. >> someone asked about a poll yesterday, and you blew up. you said the guy that runs the poll doesn't like you. >> first off, i didn't blow up. let's stop with that stuff, guys. i gave my opinion. i've been el ddealing with the of the poll for years. it's a new jersey based poll. go look at his tweets. this is not objective poll. this is a liberal who likes to spout liberal things. i think his polls reflects that. i was making that observation. i didn't raise my voice, didn't blow up. i think the characterization is

really off. you guys are better than that. >> governor, i want to ask you about john kasich. what's your response to that? if you look at this poll -- many are lookingdiañ at polls, not j us -- if you look at the poll, he's number three. he's moving on up. >> it's great for governor kasich. john kasich is a good friend of mine, been a good governor of ohio. i look forward in engage talking about our vision for america's future. john is a good guy. i'm glad he's off to a good start. we'll see where it goes from here. >> how important is new hampshire for you in particular? a lot say that's make or break for chris christie. >> new hampshire is make or break for most people. you've got 16 in the race. those states make or break for a lot of people in the race. show you can do well. we're working hard in new

hampshire, been here more than any other candidate. we hold more town halls than anybody else. the good news is it's july. so my view is we've got a lot of work left to do. so does everybody else in this race. i love when folks ask if the election were held tomorrow, what would you do. if it was held tomorrow, people would be shocked. there's a lot of work to do. campaigns matter. >> i think john mccain was winning this time last time. >> when it comes to marijuana on the federal level, it's against the law. but not enforced in states where locals decide we're going to let people use pot on i a recreational basis if it's a small amount. what's your message to people in states like colorado where people are smoking pot? if you were a president christie, what would happen to pot user there is?

>> you take oath of office brian. i take one as governor and will take one as president that says enforce the laws. not enforce the laws you like. enforce the laws. marijuana is against the law in the united states and and should be in all 50 states. i don't think we should have sanctuary cities. the federal government is not enforcing immigration law in cities. there's ethic in this administration they only enforce the laws they like. my view is, people want to change the law. let them try to change it. the fact is, that's the law. the christie administration will enforce it. >> governor chris christie, i have to tell you, according to -- hate to use the word poll, but a poll shows 62% of millennial republicans are in support of legalizing marijuana. you afraid you're going to lose voters by taking that stand? >> no. i don't think you lose voters by telling them you'll enforce the law. if a large percentage of people in the country want to legalize

marijuana, i assume congress will legalize it. you cannot have it both way remain silent. y -- both ways. >> that's all i'm saying. listen, the same people codo that say we shouldn't have sanctuary cities. i agree. you're okay with them not enforcing the law on marijuana but want them to enforce the law on immigration? we take oath that says enforce the law. we should enforce the law based upon what's on the books. we can't worry about what every poll says everybody. we have laws on the books and have a process. we want to go through it. let's change it in congress. >> polls show what america is thinking right that minute. it's helpful to see where the national attitude is. let's change gears. >> let's talk about hillary. wej noticed in her town hall meeting we notice she doesn't answer the questions about the keystone pipeline. how do you answer hah question

in your town hall meetings? >> we build it. >> as simple as that. >> is it acceptable for hillary clinton to punt on that question? >> no, it's completely unacceptable. it's typical of her approach to this entire campaign. she answers the questions she wants to answer when she wants to answer them. that's just unacceptable way for running for president in my view. i think the american people will grow tired of it quickly. keystone is important for our energy future and relationship with canada. the former secretary of state won't talk about something greatly impacting our country's relationship with our neighbor to the north. i know she has opinion on it. you know she has opinion on it. she's trying to have it both ways. >> of course. all right. >> it's unacceptable and won't last. >> all right. chris christie joining us from the garden state of new jersey. governor, thank you very much. >> thanks governor. >> thank you. beautiful day up here in new hampshire.

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good morning to you and your family. today is wednesday. you're half way through the week. it's july 29th. i'm ainsley filling in for elisabeth this morning. we start with a fox news alert that could be a major victory on the war on terror. we're waiting confirmation from afghanistan the leader on taliban may have been dead now for years. meanwhile, it's the story everybody is talki ining about. a minnesota dentist getting death threats for killing a lion in africa. i can't believe anybody would do that. if he's guilty of what he's accused of, he should be punished. >> he said he paid $55,000 for a

big game permit and it's not his fault. both sides straight ahead. >> they arrested the guys too. and getting the hollywood treatment. watch. benghazi, the movie, this morning. our first look at the film that could reshape the 2016 race based on the book we feature here. mornings, by the way, are better with friends. ♪ special tribute to maria. did an incredible job. not only went over one side of the course, she went over the other side of the course.

>> she's set the bar highly brian. >> i don't think we have time. i wanted to run this. i don't think i'm going to have time. >> look at this guy in blue going to town. >> i didn't bring walle climb g i -- wall-climbing shoes. >> the human body is amazing. >> not every body. >> what they can do is unbelievable. >> you're right about that. >> coming up, which of us will climb the wall. one of us will. >> looks like ainsley again. >> no. i got pregnant so i didn't have to do that again. that was the reason. >> how romantic. >> now it's your turn. >> can't wait until your child hears the show. >> in the meantime, starting with the fox news alert. multiple reports say the leader of afghan taliban, omar, who we've been looking for for years, that guy reportedly dead. >> he sheltered osama bin laden

in 9/11 attacks and wanted by the state department for years. >> kristin fisher live in washington with the breaking developments. what do we know at this point? >> our team at pentagon and white house are working to confirm this. according to "u.s.a." pakistani news "express tribune" thepyd leader of the taliban died two years ago from tuberculosis. he's someone the u.s. wanted for a very long time. he's been tough to track, known for being reclusive. he was born in 1960. he forged close ties to osama bin laden in 1980s.

beca became supreme leader in 1996. it appears he's been dead two years. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. coming up shortly, the guy -- thanks so much kristin. first guy on the ground with his unit after 9/11 attacks in afghan, who was in omar's house and cautioned us about this report. right now we start to another fox news alert. don't we, heather? >> we certainly do got a lot of them. busy morning. in california, a summer camp, a massive tree comes crashing to the ground injuring eight children. the 75 foot pine fell without warning at a pasadena park. witnesses heard a snap and saw the massive trunk come tumbling down. >> it was a lot of commotion. almost slow action.

>> by the grace of god nobody was under the column of that tree. that was -- you could not survive. >> goodsness. two of eight children injured were taken to the hospital in critical condition. some as young as six years old. another alert to tell you about this morning. fbi spoiling a home grown terror plot aimed at our nation's busiest beaches. swarez is accused of planning to set off a backpack bomb in key west florida and head to miami south beach. the fbi started tracking him in april. he purchased an ak 47 in may from the palm shop and made bomb-making videos on youtube. and a man kidnaps a car salesman and takes him on a high speed chase. the kidnapper took a van out for a spin. he threatens the salesman and

drove off. they hit he have traffic. the salesman jumped out of the car and called police. the driver totalled the van two towns over. it was easy for police to find him. they tracked the van with on star. tom brady breaking silence moments ago about the nfl decision to uphold his four game suspension in a new facebook post. he insists he did nothing wrong and denies can destroying his cell phone to keep nfl investigators from reading his text messages. his quote reads in part, quote, the fact is neither i or any equipment person have did anything which we were accused. he dismissed my hours of testimony. that's disappointing he found it unreliable. those are your headlines. i expect we'll hear more from him. he'll do next. is he going to bring this to court, try to get a stay and

back on the field right away? >> the players union has said they're going to take him to court. >> i didn't know that. i think that's got to be his decision if he's going to use his lawyers too. >> heather, thank you very much. meanwhile, we had chris christie on the program. he made it clear if he's elected president of the united states that he will enforce marijuana laws in this nation. a recent poll showed a majority of republican millennial say they like the idea of legal marijuana. how did the governor of great state of new jersey respond to that? here he is. >> i don't think you lose voters by telling them you'll enforce the law. if large percentage of people in the country want to legalize marijuana, i assume congress will go ahead and legalize it. you cannot have it both ways. can't have are it a law on the books against the law, selectively enforce it in certain places.

that's all i'm saying. same people do, that same people say we shouldn't have sanctuary cities. i agree. you're okay with them not enforcing the law on marijuana but want them to enforce on immigration. we take oath that says enforce the law. >> unless you decide you don't want to for whatever reason. >> people are coming back who live in colorado or back and forth. they say in colorado no one wants to pay tax on marijuana. they're still buying it the illegal way and not paying into the system. >> are you saying it didn't work out the way they thought it would? shocking. >> they need to throw up hands and say we got had on this one. hillary clinton will have to overcome reset with russia perhaps, record overall as secretary of state for sure. her loss to president obama in the primaries, yes. also, what was she doing during bengha benghazi?

she's going to have to testify this fall at some point. the author of the books are going to be out. the rights to their books have been bought by michael bay, p prestigious producer. that movie is out this fall. here's a trailer just released. let's watch. >> we need immediate assistance. we are overrun. >> under attack. we've got to move. >> u.s. ambassador. the ambassador is in his safe haven. you're not the first responders. you're the last resort. you will wait. >> none of you have is to go. we are the only help they have.

>> they didn't wait. they went. >> you heard the guy say don't go. they went because they knew unless they went everything was going to go haywire. it did. >> i really want to see this movie. comes out january 15th. >> the big question is higher ups, are they going to show washington doing nothing or everything? show a military heavily engaged or pulling back? >> we don't have in details of $yp(pened in benghazi. we don't have anything from hillary clinton. they're combing through e-mails, not much evidence there. >> this movie will force her to answer questions. meanwhile, the number one story in america today. there's a minnesota dentist by the name of walter palmer. he apparently hired a couple of guys from zimbabwe, paid $55,000 big game permit. the allegation is that animal

there is cecil the lion who is beloved in that country. the dentist actually shot him. >> yeah, that's right. the dentist is now in hiding with death threats against him. people are up in arms including peta who says he should be hanged for killing this lion. the dentist says says i just paid the guides, went over there thought i was following the law. guides told me i could shoot the animal. turns out it was cecil the beloved lion. >> he was a sleepy eyed tiger tracked and monitored. the two guys have been detained and arrested. they're looking for this minnesota den tichlts he's out. >> the sad part about this is allegation over in africa is that cecil was on protected land but lured off the the land into unprotected zone. that's where he was wounded with

a cross bow and shot. >> they're saying guys put a dead animal on the front of their car to lure the animal out. they were able to shoot him outside that area. in this this area, there's two prides of lions. cecil is one. they're saying his pups or cubs will not be able to survive without cecil there. it's affecting a lot. >> it's news from everybody. a tweet says this. once he saw that collar, he should have come forward, but he ran and hid like a coward. he didn't hunt the lion, he poached it. >> beverly says big game hunter but not man enough to stand up for what he did. he wants to blame someone else. it's different when he's being hunted. >> darrel says i think he

believed he paid for and got permission for the legal hunt. >> looks like they're held by the government. >> they're going to show up in court this week. looks like they could face up to 15 years in prison. as for peta, they say if true, the dentist should be hanged. >> so that's it for wild animals. let's talk about the wild wood of politics. she blew the lid off monica lewinsky scandal and this time to warn america to put another clinton in the white house. she says don't put another clinton in the white house. no matter what. her name is linda. we're going to hear from her in her own words. that's right. he's got a message for a burglar. >> if you're the man that committed this felony, look at me son.xdd i'm talking to you. we're going to identify you, arrest you and put you in a small cell. >> whoa. up next, meet the tough-talking lieutenant who's now an internet

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me son. i'm talking to you. the sheriff likes stelly's restaurant and i do i. food is good and folks are friendly. we're going to identify you, arrest you and put you in a small cell. after that, i'm going to have a cheeseburger here with fries and a coke and leave a nice tip for the waitress. >> wow. lieutenant clay higgins from the st. landry's parish in louisiana racked up 1 million views on youtube. lieutenant, are you surprised fbi reaction? >> rather surprised, yes, sir. >> how do you explain it? >> people appreciate a candid message. when a crime happens, the victim is not just a number on a report. the victim is real people.

impact in the community is broader than one more statistic of a crime. that's how i see it and report it. >> we're looking at the crime now. the crooks broke into the store and took hundreds of dollars and you're saying it's coming after you. have you had luck yet. you look at the guy. he's about six foot. obviously looks lanky. any other clues, getting tips? >> yeah. we've received probably eight or ten good solid leads. any time that happens, that means that one of those leads is going to be the guy. it's up to the detectives to establish probable cause for arrests. that cause for interviews and proper investigation. i feel confident we'll have an arson within a couple days. >> lieutenant. you don't do this to get hits on youtube. you did it to capture criminals. in the past, have you had success doing it?

>> yes, sir. crime stoppers program out of st. landry is rather successful. we have a particular way of delivering a message. we've had good half a dozen or so individuals we were looking for turn themselves in. beyond that, we've had successful tips generate arrests and return of stolen property. >> will you really lock this guy up, go back to the store and have a hamburger while he sits in a small cell? >> if he ends up in a small cell, he's been committing crimes. i'm enjoying my cheeseburger when i feel like it.ly stelly's is a good place for that to happen. so yes, sir. >> thank you for sharing your form of justice. been a pleasure to talk to you today. good luck. >> thank you sir. appreciate you. >> 20 minutes after the thour.

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part of core corr nation than election. an airplane with minutes of fuel left turned away from an airport and told to land at one 20 minutes away. it was carrying 150 people. it missed the scheduled landing time after leaving late from las vegas. the run way in fargo had closed run ways for blue angels practice when the air control got the call from the pilot saying we're on bingo fuel, probably three to four minutes. the pilot declared emergency and plane landed safely. frightening. the facebook picture with a marine and emblem honoring chattanooga shooting victims was taken down. not only did facebook take this photo down, the page was

unpublished. he says he is speechless and plans to start a new page. facebook did not say how it violated their standards. don't say american because it's offensive. really? that's according to a new language guideline that has come out from the university of new hampshire. here's what that thing says. north americans often use american which depending on context fails to recognize south america. the school recommends using resident of the u.s. or united states citizen instead making sure everyone is included. those are your headlines. >> thank you very much. 26 minutes now before the top of the hour. we have a fox news alert. one of the biggest stories we're handling in quite some time. omar, lead of taliban, is dead ( he is said to have died over two years ago of tuberculosis.

here's a guy that used to hunt him down. cia officer that served as commander of all cia forces in eastern afghanistan. what's the impact of oma's death? how bad did we want him. >> in 2001 we jumped in on his facility october 7, 2001. hes escaped. right now we're looking at taliban forces aligned in three groups. you have the group he led, the network and the forces. you may see rising of the forces he here. still, his group is intact. the five taliban prisoners released from gitmo were his

kitchen cab met. they don't go away. if we had still been holding those guys, that would have been greater damage to the administration. i suspect one of those five will be the new leader. >> why are we just hearing this now? >> cities have provided him protection these years. they used him as leverage against the u.s. sponsored government of afghanistan and karzai. could have turned him over years ago, they didn't. >> here's the troubling part. let's do the time line. he reportedly died two years ago. within the last year or so, what the united states government has done is we released five guys from gitmo, five former taliban guys, in exchange for bowe bergdahl. here's the i think this. these were top taliban guys. one of these guys gary might

replace he that died two years ago. >> that's what i said. number two in intel, all major players there. it was a terrible, terrible policy decision on the part of the obama administration. it's horrifying. >> right. if you read the stories t interaction with bin laden, decision to allow him there, decision to tell richardson i'm not giving up when asked by bin laden in decision years. when he got the ultimatum from george bush, he said bring it on. >> most don't realize this. the u.s. gave omar the option. turn over bin laden and we will not invade your country. he refused. >> now sounds like he's dead. with the latest, gary joining us from tampa. thank you. got out on a motorcycle ahead of sources. >> wonder if will there will be fallout that pakistan negotiated

with us using him knowing he was dead. it's 23 minutes before the top of the hour. if you were watching an hour ago, you know she ran the frog man course. are you still exhausted? >> feeling muu"pát cramps. >> you did it quickly. i was impressed. >> we skipped a few that we did earlier in the morning of course. let's look at the weather condition across the country. we have a lot of heat to talk about. heat wave across parts of the plains and portions of eastern u.s. with heat advisories in effect out there. the concern isn't only high temperatures in themselves going to be hot. triple digit heat in memphis and dallas. it's going to feel hotter than what the thermometer reads. heat advisories out there. values expected to be in triple digits. as far as storms go, we have threats of severe storms midwest to gulf coast. marginal risks today.

looking primarily at damaging winds and large hail as concerns with those storms. back inside. >> thank you very much. dr. seuss died in 1991. after he decide, his wife put all of his drawings and all his works into a box, put them in the attic. then within the last couple years, they started looking will through the stuff and realized, wait a minute, many that box we put the skeleton of a whole book. he had the pages laid out taped onto pictures he had the rhymes. now there's a brand new book called "what pet should i get" it sounds like dr. seuss. >> it's number one on amazon. >> hold on. turn to page one. >> was he a real doctor? >> no, he wasn't. was he? his name was theodore. >> we want a pet. what kind of pet should we get?

dad said we could have one. dad said he would pay. i went to the pet shop. i went there with dkay. >> brian? >> i'll take it from here. we all have the same book. i took one fast look and saw a going that shook hands. i said i want him. case saw a cat, gave it a pat and said i want that. i'm not quite done yet. kay said, what should we do? dad said pick one, we cannot buy two. >> i'll read the final pages. what do you know, we saw two other kinds. how could kay and i make up our minds? a pup and kitten, they looked like good fun. which would we pick?

we could only pick one. >> the book is all about teaching young readers how to make up their minds. >> such a cute back. in the back, the publisher put notes about dr. seuss' life. it shows animals he had growing up. there's a yorkies. i have two. >> thank you ainsley. >> you're welcome. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. saw it happen with ford hood. now the same could happen with hearts because the feds will not call it terrorism. brian is on deck to take on the frog man obstacle course. does he have what it takes to become a navy seal? using the bars.

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now over to you steve. >> thank you ainsley. the marines who were murdered in the chattanooga attack two weeks ago will not receive purple hearts unless the government admits the attack was terrorism. will the white house admit to terror in the homeland? joining me now, peter johnson jr. >> good morning steve. thomas sullivan was buried in massachusetts after a funeral mass at his boyhood church. he was recipient of two purple hearts. he fought in iraq and remembered as an altar boy at holy cross church in spring feed. he was killed by islamic extremist and terrorist. when the shooting began, he and the sergeant moved toward a warehouse to help free trapped marines over a fence.

gunnery sergeant went back to help more marines. he helped them escape. he died himself. as a recruit per a war-torn place, chattanooga, tennessee. everyone who knows what happened in chattanooga that day knows why he died. the cowardness of a terrorist and courage of a marine hit head on. it was not enough f. the marines said he died in the line of duty at the hands of a home grown terrorist. we have a government that won't call terrorists terrorists. they will not admit the truth about terror in the place called tennessee. the government doesn't quite know what happened and why.

two weeks ago four marines and sailor were murdered. i've looked at law, the facts. the heroes of chattanooga deserve the purple heart. they'll only receive such recognition when our government displays same courage and battle they showed when it admit fallen servicemen were victims of war on terror we're afraid to declare. what kind of country have we become whenj(t we play weasel w we face the unthinkable? true courage, selflessness and ultimate concern for others. will the white house agree? >> the honest recognition of servicemen sacrifice by this, call it anything butter error white house, can make this feel confident and proud of the constitutional government and democratic traditions so many americans have already died for. a purple heart will not return the dead to living but will say

loudly and clearly a president is proud of and thankful for their sacrifice. in life, steve, marines acted with honor. in death, they deserve the same. >> they deserve the purposele heart and not going to get it. -- the purple heart and not going to get it. >> i've looked at law. i've lo i've looked at the codes. that's not the standard. >> got to be worried about the lone wolf. >> all dots come together. lone wolf or not, this is terrorism. let's not turn this into worker's compensation case. it's entitledment nation. let's give what those deserving deserve. that's marines and dead sailor. they deserve our honor.

up next, what does it take to become a navy seal? brian finds out next as he puts on the shirt. martha now. >> thank you. hillary clinton's e-mails that are missing have a curious time frame. a time when violence was escalating in libya. we have details this morning. what's donald trump doing to get ready for big debaits. you might be surprised. tom brady got rid of the cell phone nfl wanted to see. tough day. we'll see you at the top of the hour. behold, these are two wind turbines.

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showing you frog man obstacle course inspired by navy seal training. >> brian is ready to run. before he goes, retired navy seal and ceo. your final parting bit of advice for brian? >> we're going to do it together side by side. we're going to help each other if we need help. >> okay. get your position. >> there's not one of these things i don't need a little help on. >> how you feeling? >> like i should never be a navy seal. i'm going to get confirmation. >> brian versus don. get in position. ready, set, go. >> there they go under the fake ba barbed wire. >> this is so hard. you could do this when 20 pounds on the playground. to do it now, you've got to be strong. >> good job.

>> i'm getting tired watchin iw >> that's all right. are you okay? >> get up brian. >> brian, good job. good job. >> jump in this guy's arms. >> we've done this before. we know how hardzqd it is. >> he's a little ahead of you. it's all about getting the fini finish. >> come on brian. >> good job brian. >> easy for us to say ainsley. we're down here. >> this is what is really hard. all right, brian, good job. come on down. hold onto the ropes. great. okay. you're doing well. doing great. >> nothing like rope burn to end the day. >> brian, you want to talk to us. how you feeling?

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>> brian you look great but a little injured. >> all for a good cause because i have not practiced being a navy seal enough. that is the problem. i have not won the war on terror like you twice. >> if people like to help the charities what is website.

>>ing fromman charities.org. go to facebook page and register for it. doing a great thing. >> good thing you guys do here. everybody a good job. >> see you on the radio. bill: morning, everybody. fox news alert. there are reports this morning that the supreme leader of the taliban is dead. according to bbc, not only mullah omar is dead but the militant leader was buried two years ago after he was diagnosed with tuberculosis. we're working through the story trying to confirm what we can. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." been a long time. martha: that's for sure. i'm martha maccallum. u.s. forces in afghanistan telling fox news they can't confirm omar's death at this point. it was believed he was in pakistan and had gone through after the u.s.-led invasion of pakistan after 9/11. protected osama bin laden and used his