marc, bad idea, signs or metal detecters won't make any difference. carolina stadium, they already have metal detectors. >> the agiants stadium, you can only take a small little purse. >> long lines. >> they'll be even longer. >> have a great day. >> yep, "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning to you. today is thursday, july 30th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. it is this part of the plane that vanished over the indian ocean. does it belong to that doomed flight mh-370, we have details. the big game hunting dentist now in hiding after mia farrow posts his address on twitter. has that gotten out of control? we'll tell you what you know. mia farrow, we haven't put her in the cold opening in centuries. a routine test into the most terrifying ride of his life. we have a car salesman who was

kidnapped by a customer who actually was a criminal. how did he get away? he will join us and tell us because morning are better with friends. ♪ . ♪ well, today is thursday, it is #tbt, throw back thursday. i've hit the streets with a board with the pictures of the men and women who are running for president of the united states. these are their pictures. plus, there's one joker in there as well. i'm fought going to reveal who that is. some of them look a lot like they do today. and some you would think are not from this planet. >> i want to find out how everybody is on the street. >> you are so good with crafts. >> with your little glue stick.

>> when i was in washington, d.c., i was doing the same thing in the 1980s. >> it all began then. >> it all comes back around. >> so, anyway, you're going to see that in a little bit. and it's great to have you back. >> having you back. we're going to get right to the fox news alert. a possible break in a mystery. a winged section is believed to be part of malaysian airlines 370. >> doug luzader who is a licensed pilot is live in washington, d.c. doug, from what people have seen from that image behind you, a lot of people say, yep, that's part of a 777. >> it sure looks like way, guys. this is believed to be what's known as a flapperon. you see the pieces of the wings begin to move. those are the flaps. we believe this is what this is, a flaperon.

there's only one missing aircraft in the world and that's malaysia 370. this is probably from that aircraft, but they haven't made that final determination next. as far as where it's found, on the island of reunion, off the coast of africa. that's about 1300 miles away from where it disappeared from kuala lumpur. but the current of the ocean goes counterclockwise, so this is consistent on where they think this wreckage should be. it's going to provide limited use in tracing it back, but nevertheless, this is an important piece of evidence. >> we've had sources inside of boeing where they were frantically looking at these pieces of this and comparing it against the seats and they confirmed this is a 777 but until they get to the aircraft and the individual markings, they can't make that

determination. >> they found some of the markings on this piece of debris. it will take engineers some time to figure out if it came from that. it does not appear to be terribly mangled which will tell you something about the way the aircraft entered the water. this will not change the actual search area. remember, the search has been ongoing for the past year and a half. they really haven't let up. they continue to search the indian ocean for the actual aircraft but this is an important find. >> boeing has only lost five 777s since it was introduced in 1995. they know where four of the sites, were and this particular flight is the only one lost over water. if that is part of a 777, that's it definitely -- >> and 270 passengers along with

the 12 crew members for them to understand this could be parts of the remaining of a plane this is a big one. >> and it's illogical to think that there isn't just other pieces of the plane around that area. but what they need is the flight data recorder because they still don't know what happened. it doesn't mean that it crashed there. it could have floated around and washed up on that beach. they need to find the data flight recorder to so whether it was catastrophic failure. >> or a suicidal pilot. >> did the chinese take it? did the russians take it? there's a million those are out there. >> i'd be interested to share a brand-new poll that's going to shock you. first things first. heather. >> good morning. we'll start out in ohio

that's where a white police officer who shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop, prosecutors say officer ray tensing killed the man. the officer's body camera played a key role. >> don't take your seat belt off. stop. stop. >> prosecutors say that that video proves that the officer light about being dragged by that victim's car and shot him, even though he did not act aggressively. the officer now faces life behind bars. well new concerns this morning over a mysterious oil slick surfacing off the coast of the california in the santa barbara area. the strange substance, you can see it right there, surfaced

after nearly three hours. about two months ago you may recall there was a nearby broken pipeline that spilled 21,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean. well, 16 gop presidential candidate, we've got good news four. the former virginia governor jim gilmore filing paperwork to make him the 17th person for the nomination. gilmore was governor from 1998 to 2002 and considered a prominent figure in the aftermath of 9/11. he, we understand, may be making an official announcement next week. and this man went above and beyond the call of duty. a police officer bathes a baby who was choking on a coin. and the whole thing caught on his body camera. the officer patrick ray jumping into action to help 22-month-old when she stopped breath able to airway and save her life.

the parents, they can't thank him enough. >> if it weren't for him, i'd be picking out a casket today living every parent's nightmare and i'm not. >> thank goodness for that officer, bexley is just fine this morning. just another example of good police officers. >> yes, thanks, heather. reuters poll out and shows that donald trump is out of momentum. >> at 25% right there. >> i'm being sarcastic. >> nearly doubling jeb bush and followed by governor scott walker go to be coming up. >> is that stunning or what? >> donald trump said a couple weeks ago, i will win the hispanic vote. remember him saying that a couple times? in a brand new poll that's come

out, with hispanic voters, he's got 34%. >> and you know what is amazing, this is a five-day rating from reuters. it jumped on friday and went to 25% by tuesday. >> well, this is two major controversial moments, of course, the rollout with hispanics, what he said about the border and with the john mcclain flap, it wasn't it was just the opposite. i think they understand his intent was not to ridicule veterans or disparage hispanics, trump comes in doubling jeb bush. and saying those who think he's going to pan out or a flash in the pan are underestimating his appeal. >> they may take him to task. charles krauthammer was asking,

will anybody really step up particularly in this debate coming on or leading up to it. and he said maybe on the bottom feeders will have the courage for a home run. watch. >> the real question is will anybody want to take him on? this is a real dilemma in a big field. because if you're the one who takes him on you could be the one that ends up damage. so there's already interest that you would have as a candidate going after him. i don't know what the answer is. but i think only the candidates who are, i think, doing badly, are the ones who will risk it. >> well, they'll not be on the stage if they're doing badly. they won't be in the top ten. >> rick perry has gone after donald trump, and now a challenge. >> mr. trump had a couple of interesting things to say about you, and i'd like to get your response to them. he said, you don't belong on the debate stage.

what would you say to mr. trump if he were standing here saying that in your presence? >> let's get a pullup bar out there and see who wins. >> i'm not real sure who -- >> a pullup bar? >> yeah. >> so governor rick perry and governor scott walker are going to join us in the first 15 minutes of the next hour. please be too excited for that. meanwhile, the number one story on social media and the internet today is once again about cecil the lion who was killed in zimbabwe by a minneapolis dentist. well, he has been depicted as the world's worst person on the internet. two men both from zimbabwe, a hunter and a landowner were in court. they were released yesterday. the attorney said they are innocent of poaching but it suggests that the killing was illegal because the landowner was not allotted a lion on his quota for hunting this past

year. which means they killed that lion without the proper permit. >> walter palmer had protesters right outside of his location, you wonder how did everyone find out about it? well, mia farrow tweeted the address of this dentist's location. bringing the protests right to his door. supporting cecil the lion. >> what she tweeted out, she said, general protector, a sick cub loved by many. look at the people who are there. well, the enter met blew up on her and said things like this, seriously, are we hoping for this guy's death? jail time, yes, but why are we sending out the mob. and one said, maybe donald trump should give out your number. >> and after this, out of the

sanctuary area, it looks like it was lured by a dead animal tied to the car. they chopped off his head and tried to destroy the gps device hooked up to the researchers. they knew they did something wrong. when they knew it is something on the dentist can tell us. not a good story. >> thank you for joining us on this thursday. we've got a lot to tell you this morning. it's a bill that could help the veterans by improving health care. but the white house is standing in the way. the obama administration is threatening to veto it. why? and do you know the average age of car driving on the road next to you? up next, the story that will have you thinking in high gear. ♪

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contributor, pete, why would the administration stand in the way of legislation that would make people more accountable at the va? >> because they're more interested in keeping their union friends close than they are in doing the right thing here. they wanted to give cover to democrats in the house to vote against this bill. thankfully, 16 democrats courageously crossed the line, with republican, all but one voted for it. but still, ultimately, all it does is give new tools to the secretary to fire employees who currently be fired. people are clamoring for this. clamoring on twitter. it was overwhelming how much they wanted. the reality, it's baffling who are the people voting against it because there are other special interests, brian, as you know fighting against it. >> well, you have the union employees. one thing we heard from director mcdonald is i can't really fire anybody. so legislation is now out there to give people more power and be accountable like the average person on the street going to

work today. and because the democrats now say we're afraid it's going to be hard to get good people to come aboard if they don't have that job security. >> and the argument fall as part on the face. jeff miller sliced these guys apart on the house floor. it was amazing to watch that debate. they wanted to check that box and run out. the folks supporting it were putting it out, talking about what an important day it was. it was a sad no vote for many who voted against it. many of which will be held accountable, we believe. now, it go to the senate and say place where this would as pass. and then to the president's desk. this is a high-stakes debate. concerned groups and other vets are behind it. >> i talked to chairman miller on the radio yesterday. and there needs to be an offensive push for the veterans administration for this new policy. they can't just get past it, let the president get behind a microphone and then have him

veto it. >> but the va's not doing that. secretly, the va's trying to defeat this stuff. that is where the bureaucracy is so powerful and tries to squelch reforms. the va, the unions, the white house, it's put up or shutup time over this recess, we're going to fight and get a vote in september. >> with 16 democrats in the house, they have to speak up, too. so we have to stand up and have illustrations. pete hegseth thanks so much. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. got a routine test drive turning into a terrifying ride of his life. a car salesman was kidnapped by a customer who actually is a criminal posing as a buyer. how did he get away with that? he's here next to explain. plus, it's man versus sea creature. >> oh, my god! >> the goliath grouper with this

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expensive than traditional asteel. how old is your car? the new survey says the average age of cars on the road is a record high. 11 1/2 years old. that's because quality and reliability are improving. a routine test ride turns into the most terrifying ride of his life. when one car salesman was kidnapped by a customer turned criminal. >> how did it happen and how did the guy get away and safe? that kidnapped salesman joins us, good morning, christopher. >> good morning. >> let's take you back to monday of this week, a guy comes in as standards policy. you register, you photo, copy his i.d., his driver's license and then you go out for a couple test drives. he asks to go in a $70,000 conversion van. he needs something big for his family. you're out and about. in fact, he wanted to show it to his family, you go to his

family's house, and after that, what happened? >> well, exactly what you said. i introduced muced him to the dp and welcomed him there. and copied his driver's license. then we went in a test drive in a cadillac at first. came straight back to the dealership. and then we went on a second test drive. and he said that was the car he was actually more interested in for his family which was the $75,000 conversion van. and we got to his house, i showed his whole family the car and everything. and as soon as he left his house, we hopped on the freeway and started heading back towards the dealership. and i'm like, why are we going on the freeway? he looked over at me and told me this was a robbery. i kind of like shrugged him off at first because i thought he was just joking at me. then when he seen like i kind of thought i was joking. he like grabbed me by my shirt

right here. and pushed me into the window and pulled me back and then ripped my whole shirt down. >> he wasn't joking? >> at that point, i knew he wasn't joking around. i started to get really startled. right when he had grabbed me, the car started swerving and he had was doing like 90 miles per hour on the freeway and he actually crashed into the car next to us. that car swerved out and stopped. that kind of stopped traffic on the freeway. and he just kept going. and i was just like holding on to my life basically. and sii thought about trying to save myself at that point but i didn't want to cause us to crash and get like into a really bad accident so -- >> how did you get out? how are you here today talking about this? this could have ended differently. how did you escape that car? >> well, like i said, i was startled, so, i started just thinking about what i can do.

he got off the freeway right after that crash into the car and kept going and got off the freeway. then he looked over, and he could tell i was being like really nervous or whatever. he said that like i was acting really nervous and he wasn't going to be able to let me go. i was just waiting until he was going to come to a stop so i could hop out. but he kept running like red lights. he eventually came to a stop. i knew that was a chance right there. i really quickly opened the door and hopped out and ran to the corner and i called my boss paul rogers. >> and of course, because you had photocopied his i.d., they knew how the guy was. going forward, are you going to, christopher, every time you take somebody on a test drive, are you going to think to yourself, i wonder how this is going to end? >> well, i was actually at work

today. and i was kind of nervous there at first when i got there to actually meet any customers but everyone on my job is like a big family to me so they kind of made me feel really comfortable. i actually did meet a customer today and she was really nice, we set an appointment tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. it was kind of nerve-racking, you know, to go on the very next test drive after that. but everything went okay yesterday. >> incredible. thanks for your story. we're glad you're okay. and thank you for your time today. >> thank you so much. >> just like in the movies. slowing down, come to the light, get out of there. apparently, the police did find a gun on that guy. all right. meanwhile, straight ahead on this thursday -- >> hey, parents does this look familiar to you? your kid clinging to your leg when it's time to leave? up next, the hilarious photos that all parents can relate to. they had me laughing.

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and a kid trying to crawl out of her crib, she writes, when life is over. >> and there's this one, where you take your kid bowling. bumpers, it will be an emotional experience. there are so many times when you are a parent and you got the best intentions but the kids are just being kids. did you take a picture of one of your children with parenting problems? if you did, like that, we'll show those on tv. you can facebook us or tweet us or send pictures. >> tell us what's happening down there. >> if you think your kid is sleeping, or when you leave your kid home. from childhood, those awkward childhood years, we've all had them, even the candidates running for the office of presidency. you took it to the streets? >> yeah, we did. we found the candidate photos,

plus we added one other person not actually running for president as a wildcard. we hit the streets for this throwback thursday edition of summer loose. tell me who you can identify. >> that's trump with the military uniform. >> oh, yeah, oh, my gosh. >> i don't know many of them. >> come on, fast. >> hillary. >> yeah. >> he was on the swim team and is comfortable in a speedo. >> oh, his father -- >> obviously i recognize hillary rodham clinton. >> she was a republican. >> which one is chris christie? >> this one? >> no, that's rick santorum. >> where's chris christie? >> gosh, i don't know. there. >> that's bernie sanders. >> oh, gosh. that's right. >> remind never to invite you on "jeopardy!." >> how about this right here?

>> marco rubio. >> marco rubio, yeah. >> his wife barked that out. i bet if your copier jams, she's the one you'd want to call. that's carly fiorina who majored in medieval history. she knows and her toner cartridges. >> i've been looking at this guy for the longest while. i couldn't figure out who this guy was. >> who's the guy who you always have on fox who plays -- >> the guitar by any chance? >> and looks like davy jones from the monkeys -- ♪ >> little rock -- little rockers -- that's mike muck kabk -- huckabee. >> really? wow. >> whoa.

>> this guy -- i used to have that same hair. >> this looks like the guy from fox. i think his name isser? hal i think his name is geraldo. >> he was voted most likely to have a father and brother be president of the united states. >> that's jeb bush. >> he looks like a kennedy, sort of, with the hair. >> you think of those eyebrows, they're bushy. think bushy eyebrows. who would that be? >> oh, i don't know. >> i like this guy. he reminds me of my dad, actually. >> he looks like the man to bring peace to the world, yeah. >> i think so, yeah. >> based on his glasses? >> he's thinking about his country. >> because you're from russia, which of these people look tough enough to stand up to putin, your putin? >> no one. come on, why should keep -- this

is a very american approach, by the way. >> how embarrassing. she's kicking my butt. one of these guys was known in high school for his mullet? >> his mullet? >> that is hillary. she is not known for her mullet. >> hillary rodham clinton. >> john kasay. >> yes. >> hold on, would you like to now offer a formal apology to governor walker? >> for his mullet? i would never apologize for a mullet. >> a lot of guys had mullets back then. >> yeah. >> and we'll talk to him about his hair and his future as well. and we'll as talk to rick perry who has a great high school picture. >> well ask them about then, we'll ask them about now. headlines right now. good morning, the best one,

the rat tail in the back. love those. good morning to you, i've got headlines now. brand-new fallout from the bogus "rolling stone" raid, remember that one? three fraternity members are now suing "rolling stone" magazine. the five cappa si want damages. the magazine's managing editor will dana has just resigned. a little boy becomes a big hero when a fire breaks not a miami apartment complex, with smoke trapping a 75-year-old wheelchair bound man on the second floor. before rescue crews could arrive there a 12-year-old at a nearby park leaped into action. >> i saw the man waving in the window with a rag, help me.

i ran and got ahold of him so he wouldn't get hurt. >> police and fire crews helped to get the man out, he is expected to be okay. using a paddle board to haul in a 400-pound grouper may not be such a good idea. >> ahh! oh [ bleep ] oh, no! >> yeah, that will take you under. a massive seven-foot grouper in the water. it happened in florida year cape canaveral. with the help of nearby boaters, the man was abe to haul in the fish. there are ugly fish there, you order on the menu, you have no idea how ugly they are but they're good. >> but they are delicious. >> thougnot that pretty. >> i think they're going to need a bigger boat -- >> thanks.

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let's go ahead and talk about the weather maps because we have extreme heat that continues across the plains. we're seeing the temperatures in the triple digits, also into the 90s, widespread across the plains. and across the eastern u.s. and now the pacific northwest is also heating up. we're going to see the temperatures in the 90s and 100s across parts of that region. otherwise as it moves towards the eastern u.s., we are seeing threats for forms in the gulf coast to the northeast. with the storms behind it, you're not only getting a cooldown, but the humidity will be lower. so it's going to feel a lot nicer in parts of the midwest and eventually the northeast. back to you, guys. >> maria, if you don't mind, could you bring one of those pieces of red velvet in for me? >> sounds good. >> thank you very much. all right. meanwhile, straight ahead, changing gears, the big game hunting dentist getting death threats around the planet for

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a short time about, i gave you car headlines. now it's time for cat and dog edition. yep. it's this time again. the cat lives up to its name of lucky. look at him. he was trapped in a boat at the bottom of a lake for an hour. the cat found in the engine. the cat crawled out.

he was stressed, he was hungry, he was angry, but alive. most people would save their cell phones over their cat in a fire. got the number? 54% saved their phone over their cat? >> huh? >> and that's not tom brady. he destroys his phone. and you've seen grumpy cat here on "fox & friends." now meet grumpy dog. he's 5. he's a puggle. his picture seen by 5 million people who have nothing else to do. >> thank you, brian. meanwhile, the international outrage continues to grow over the slaying of an african lion considered fob a national treasure in the country of zimbabwe. the culprit, minnesota dentist, walter palmer, is accused of bribing his guides with more than $55,000 in order to lure the lion out of its protected national park and then kill him and claims that the lion as a

trophy. now, everyone from celebrities to lawmakers are calling on the department of justice in this country to investigate whether or not palmer broke any laws. can he be prosecuted in this country for something he did over there? the judge acsays, yes. >> good morning, steve. i know it sounds strange, but the united states of america has pioneered the concept of -- fancy phrase -- extra jurisdiction. as long as a person is involved as a victim, not the case here, or as a defendant. so he could be charged in a federal court in the united states for violating the endangered species act as if he had killed the lion here. he could be charged with bribery if he bribed the guides and if the guides were government officials of some sort. he could be charged with conspiracy and cruelty of the

animal. it was horrific how the animal died. he was hit with a crossbow and then they tracked him and killed him. >> apparently, the two people from zimbabwe were in court yesterday. one was the hunter, that guide. and the other was the landowner. apparently, the government says the landowner was not allocated a lion on its hunting quarter for 2015. so technically, he may have broken the law by, you know, first of all, luring the lion on to a nonprotected area. and then notting have a permit. >> well, believe it or not, the most severe law that this person may have broken is bribing a government official it's very key. >> so it could be part of the tourist industry there? >> yeah, the justice department, not just the obama justice department, for the last 28 years have been aggressive against americans who bribe

foreign officials. >> so he could be tried here for something over there. you have one were other observation. >> yeah, i share the odd miration of the slaughter of this of babies and sell of body parts. >> networks have talked more in one day about cecil than two weeks about the planned parent hood videos. >> that's our culture. >> thank you. we're going to talk governor scott walker and rick perry both here live in 10 minutes. did you know elisabeth majored in art in college? yes, she did. we're going to have that next. it's a paint-off between elisabeth and our patriotic artist. >> who's the guy in the portrait? >> it looks like me, but that is picasso. from little house on the

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all right. it's time for a paint-off on the plaza. steve penley, the famous painter, is here. he does painting in our hall. we're going to put his talent to the test. when you said you wanted to do a paint-off with elisabeth, you didn't know she was an artist from college. >> i wanted to hue mi-- to

humiliate her. i didn't know she was an artist. >> this is our team red, white, blue eagle. i'm painting our team logo. >> is that boston college logo? >> it could be. i love this country, boston college. >> i hate eagles. >> of course you would. >> i specifically wore a white dress. >> you knew -- >> elisabeth, you knew today you were going to do paint-off and you wore a white dress. >> yes. >> that is taking shape. looks a lot like the red, white, blue eagle. penley, yours still looks --

you've gotless th less than a m. >> i think it looks good. are we allowed to paint on one other's? is there shared painting here? can i come paint -- >> i want to humiliate her in the end. not really. >> if this were a real contest and happening now -- is penley talking trash? >> yours looks like something i could do. >> mine has meaning though. mine -- it's just over your head. >> thankfully -- >> this is comforting. >> elisabeth, any paint on the white dress yet? >> no. >> can i put some on? you continue painting. then come back in the building. we'll go ahead and continue the show. >> can i vandalize hers? >> stop for a moment and tell us

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good morning to you. today is thursday, july 30th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert for you. after more than a year, that missing malaysia airline plane finally found. the piece of the plane debris that was just washed shore. the 2016 race comes to the curvy couch. scott walker and rick perry in the conversation room. you're looking at them live together. first walker, then perry. we'll give you details. she wanted to dress to impress at work this. jcpenney employee went shopping in the career section at

jcpenney. then she was sent home because her outfit was not appropriate. that's what i say. we'll explain to you and so much more. two men that want to be president with you in less than 30 seconds. thursdays are better with people that want to be president. so you've got to wonder howdy verse elisabeth hasselbeck is. athlete, news person, has a fitness background, and also has a fashion background. now this? >> absolutely. we're doing a paint-off with steve penley, famous patriotic painting guy. see him behind her. she's doing red, white, blue eagle. he's making an american flag. they're having a paint-off. she's going to pause and come in to help us interview. >> i see a future the tlc

reality show. paint-off square off. hopefully no one gets injured. there's a lot going on today. >> we start with a fox news alert. apparently a section of a wing from an airliner was found on an island in the indian ocean and believed to be part of the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >> kristin fisher is all over it. she knows about aviation and been obsessed since she was a kid. her parents both kristin, can you make sense of this? >> this is a huge deal this. could be the first big break in this nearly 17 month long search for mh370. if this piece of desbrbris frome air, it would be the first piece of evidence ever pound since the crash in 2014. the debris was found on a remote

island close to mad gas car. it could have been carry there had by strong currents. this is a big piece, about seven foot long. investigators determined it's part of a boeing 777. mh370 is the only 777 known to be missing. that's why investigators are treating this as a quote, major lead. teams of investigators from all over the world are converging on this small island. they say it won't be long before we know if this is indeed mh370. >> photos were pretty clear. they could tell rapidly this was a boeing product. the guys at boeing obviously know their own products. they want to confirm it, get their hands on it. they're obviously referring to photos. once they get thaeir hands on i, they'll make final confirmation. >> investigators are cautious

and don't want to get anyone's hopes up. they've had so many false leads that have been painful for friends and family of 239 on board. everyone is hoping this one piece of debris may solve and explain one of aviation's biggest and most expensive mysteries. >> we could get the answer within this show. it's going to be dlibeliberate. >> that's right. now we have the latest on the guy that killed the lion. >> the dentist killed the beloved lion in africa is reaching out to his parents in a letter. walter palmer wrote, quote, to my knowledge, everything about this trip was legal and properly handled. he says he's referring his patients to other dentists. in the meantime, hundreds of protestors are swarming his empty office leaving stuffed

animals and signs outside. a man has been indicted for murder. officers say the officer purposely killed sam dubose. the officer's body camera played a key role in the indictment. listen. the video allegedly, they say, prosecutors say, proves the officer lied about being crapped by the victim's car. the officer faces life behind bars. 16 gop presidential candidates. if that's not enough for you, good news. jim gilmore filed paperwork to make him the 17th person for nomination. gilmore was governor 1998-2002 and considered a prominent

figure in aftermath of 9/11. he's making announcement next week we understand. scott walker is governor of great state of wisconsin. he came into the studio with a fork because you're from the cheese state. we have cheesecake today. >> how ideal. >> this is good cheesecake. >> it's like heaven. >> if you're not a guy that likes flavors in your cheesecake, you like it plain you've got to work for your money. you've got to talk to us. >> from sweet to sour on a serious topic. we've seen an uptick in terror. how would you solve the issue of home grown terror? >> that's part of the reason i talked about the reason to reauthorize the patriot act. i think our intelligence community needs the maximum amount i push to go back to something like that to give us

the tools to make sure we're safe. we've seen nit chattanooga and elsewhere around the country. >> rand paul says it's too intrusive. france is kick up surveillances and getting more intrusive because they're concerned. how do you feel about the younger generation that says get off my cell phone, leave me alone? >> i respect the senator for wanting a smaller reduced risk -- this does not show that. this is about collecting information that can only be used if there's reasonable suspici suspicion. we need the tools. saw it in chattanooga and see it elsewhere around the country. >> by saying if there's reasonable suspicion -- >> it's literally collecting the data. if there's a connection, it's not gone. you can go back and connect the

dots. >> let's talk about -- you want to be president of the united states. with gilmore, there's 75 people. >> it would be easier to keep track of who's not in right? >> donald trump is making headlines, doing very well. he's taken you on said things are not going well in the state of wisconsin. any possibility you might actually turn the tables on him and give donald trump busy snbu? >> i said consistently donald trump could speak for himself. when he went after me, i said hey, he can speak for himself. he's using talking points of democrats. those points haven't worked well in last years. it's down 4.6%. budget deficit $3.6 billion. we fixed that, cut taxes. points were disproven in last three elections. we'll prove that going forward. >> let's talk about something

else. the president talking about minimum wage in los angeles. the unions over there want to raise the minimum wage to $15. now what about the workers that say it will headache make it mok for me? >> they wantedable exempted like people wanted to be exempted from obama care. it's not just grow the economy. help people get the education, skills and qualification. >> minimum wage is not supposed to be livable wage? >> the best way to do this -- i don't want to fight how low the minimum wage is. i want to live everybody up. you say let's get people the education, skills, quality occasi qualifications. people are better off if they get skills to be worth more to their employer and they'll make more than $15 an hour. >> will you brown bag it?

>> i do a little bit. we're doing a lot of ham and cheese sandwiches. >> what is your brown bag strategy? > . >> i love it. even the bus is wrapped in a brown bag. federal government needs to do what my grandmother would say. don't spend more than you have. the federal government has been doing that in the last decades. states have a budget balance. >> are you nerve out about august 6th? >> for me, no. i've always treated debates as a conversation with voters. don't worry about the others on the stage. connect with people, tell them what's in your heart. did i earn my cheesecake? >> from a brown bag to white plate. thank you governor. >> that's good. >> we provide utensils and food. we heard from governor walker and fed him as well. what does rick perry think of

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donald trump and rick perry of course and donald throwing down an insult here and there. perry responded yesterday. >> i see rick perry the other day. he's doing very poorly in the polls. he put glasses on so people will think he's smart. it just doesn't work. you know, people can see through the glasses. >> let's get a pull-up bar out there and see who can do more. >> that was yesterday. this is now. time to meet the former texas governor, current presidential candidate. how do you feel about this back and forth. did you expect it? >> i ran for president before. there's good back and forth. there's 16 people out there now. listen, i think it's -- i think it's fine. what i really think the american people are looking for is solutions. we need to pivot away from these attacks and all of this and

really get to the issues americans care about. they want an economy, want to feel the person is going to be president of the united states has got the experience to get this country back on track. somebody with an optimistic vision about the country. i believe with all my heart we're a few good decisions and leadership change. from the top, best years this country has had. america is ready to grow, ready to risk their capital, ready to get this economy back going again. that's what they're interested in. on the other side of that, anybody, i don't care who it is, takes a shot at veterans of this country that make statements like donald trump made about our pow's, i'm not going to be quiet. >> you've had men and women stand by you with strength as you made statements before. we sat here with taya kyle that sat here and expressed love for

your family. how do you bide by reagan's command, those shall not fight within the party, yet still remain strong? y . >> you saw a little yesterday when i responded in a rather humorous way to his attacks. we're going to talk about things important to this country. we're not going to get suck into tit for tat. >> how many chin-ups can you do? >> more than he can. yesterday we were talking about illegals in this country arrested first week of july. a couple days ago he was arrested for murder, attempted murder, attempted rape of a 14-year-old girl. if you were president of the united states, how would you solve this problem of illegals in this country -- criminal illegals who have not been

deported? >> let me back up. in 2006 we've had the same type event in texas. i've been dealing with this for a while. we had rodney johnson houston police officer, who was killed by an individual who had been deported multiple times, came back to this country illegally. it became a big issue in our 2010 governor's race. i put it on emergency call. i realize that there are cities like houston that had policy ises is in place to allow this to occur. we did not have strong enough incentives. that's one of the things the president has to deal with, the next president. >> what would you do to fix it? >> make clear to cities or states that are allowing those types of policies to be in place they're not getting federal funding. >> what about kate's law? >> absolutely. kate is really the reason this has become a major issue.

this young lady that lost her life in san francisco. this wasn't someone on the presidential stage that made this issue. this was this young lady. it became an important cause and brought toenattentio attention . it's time for federal government. here's the challenge. you've got to secure this border. that's what must occur. i know how to secure the border. i told the president last summer when he came to dallas. i looked him in the eye and said mr. president, if you don't secure the border, texas will. we had our parks and wild life -- you know what can -- it's not a state responsibility. this is federal -- that's the reason -- >> washington says don't enforce the laws. >> we've got to have a leader that understands the constitution means what it says. it enumerates have been a strong

border. >> i think newt gingrich went after you. where do you stand on that now? >> this is state by state issue. the more important issue here is you've got to secure the border. the reason states had to deal with that issue back over the last decade is because the federal government failed to do their constitutional responsibility. one of the reasons donald and i had this back and forth, he thinks it's a state responsibility. he criticized texas for not securing the border. i'm like wait a minute. read that constitution. that's a federal responsible. put the personnel on the board. put the strategic fencing in place. put aviation assets tee wanna, el paso, brownsville, lookingdo. when you see illegal activities or suspicious activities, quick response teams. you can secure border.

>> something needs to be done. if elected, you could do do that. >> great to have you on. good luck. he wanted to read so bad but couldn't afford books. he asked the mailman for junk mail so he could read. what happened next is awesome. >> that is awesome.

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imagination. it's really fun. >> so resourceful of you. you found the right guy. ron when you heard him say this, you posted it. you engaged people so much they decided to get in this with you and send books. what does it mean to have so many books sent your way? >> incredible. we at the post office haven't seen more than 20 or 30 packages yet. that was yesterday. i think it's going to continue. >> matthew, can you believe this is happening? what did does it mean to you? >> it means a lot. i want to thank him a lot too. if it weren't for him, i wouldn't have books right now. >> do you have a favorite? >> captain underpants. >> favorite in our house too, i have to tell you. my goodness. matthew, when you understand, there's probably a bunch of kids sending you their books.

friends from all over this world and land sending you books. what do you have to say to buddies that maybe haven't met you but send you their books? >> i want to say thank you to all people, but at the same time, i also want to give the books that are in the situation as me. >> how incredible. ron, i know this is your new mission now. you've received so many books. matthew has a new bookshelf donated to hold them. you want to spread love to those in need. matthew gave us a hint of that. what do you want to do ron? >> that's what i posted on facebook. i can't keep up with it. it was obviously unexpected. what would make me happy now is if people would identify people in their own neighborhoods. matthew is say great kid, but there's more just like him everywhere. it would be nice if they find

those people and get books in their hands as well. >> i can't think of a better thing to do this summer. i have a feeling you inspired viewers as well. matthew we're excited you're reading like you love to do. love that picture with your family as well is. great job. >> thank you. >> so moving from a sense of books. just ahead, earlier i took on steve in a paintoff. he's got a head start on my. i better race out there and finish my piece. i think he's winning. maria and her fiance are cooking up a storm. her family's favorite that will be on the wedding menu. we're cooking and heating up in the studio with these love birds.

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♪ does this look familiar? mommy bloggers of everyday parent problems going viral. she has a bunch of them posted online. we asked you for your moment. >> that we're looking at there, that's what happens when the baby misses their mouth. >> sherry e-mailed this. open the door of the car like normal. landon wanted to get in on his own. turned back to this. >> i used to ride like this. >> this is my son and his daughter. they were getting ready to go home. she was not ready yet. good memory. >> when they go to the ground, it's hard to get them out. >> here's my son during a professional photo shoot. he decided to fall in the mud many the middle of the shoot. that's not my son. that was an e-mail from

somebody -- that was from trisha. >> and this. the moment you realize your kitchen drawers are fall ago part. little carpenter there. >> we could get that kid a job at ikea if he's good at assembly. >> right. you know who's kids love tools? jim rosen's kids. they prefer a hardware store over a toy store. >> how fun. >> unbelievable. could be dangerous. >> if you're one of jim's children, call into the show. >> they're probably putting something together now. >> we have short of a dozen of those from just yesterday. >> my boys love tools more than anything too. great story. couple of headlines i want to bring you. the florida gun shop own per behind the video is now being sued. remember this? he declared it a muslim-free

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my mom's recipe took a cue bang cuisine heavy out there. >> reed is picking it up early. he said it's one of his favorites of all time. way to go mom. let's start. first the steak and then the key is chure sauce. >> reed is going to put the stake on the kbri-- steak on th. reed will put them in the blender. >> come on. >> really a food processor. >> i know you're a storm chaser. are you new to the kitchen? >> most previous recipes are ground beef. i'm trying to expand. >> we're ex ing -- expanding. >> garlic in there as well.

we'll chop that up. lime juice too. >> you think that was a pinch? that was half a pound. >> probably too much but -- >> i'm going to watch you do it reed. >> want to get it up really, really fine. >> i think it needs more liquid in there. what should he put? kind of dry. >> it was a food processor, you take that out and cover it with live oil. here's the finalized version. >> put this on the steak. >> while still cooking? >> while cooking to it can get flavor. brush it over it. that's it. quick and easy, tastes great. here's the finalized version to try other it. >> that's fantastic. you'll serve this in your wedding in december, right sm.

>> yep. >> are you going to make it? >> no. there's no time for cooking on wedding day. steve is going to try it. some side zidishes are rice and beans, avocado. what do you think? >> delicious. the thing about the parsley, it makes it nice and green. the steak is delicious too. >> reed is going to have some too, right? >> reed, try some and tell her it's the the best steak you've ever had if you want to be married a long time. >> he's learning quick. loves my mom's cooking. mom is happy. >> how good is that? >> that would be about $400. if you'd like the recipe, go to foxandfriends.com. it's all right there. great to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> just got back from canada, saw a huge tornado out there. >> just two days ago. zbllt he's very excited about

storms. >> so am i. >> that's how they m in love. from cooking with friends to painting with friends. let's go outside to the paint-off. >> i thought you were throwing that at me. elisabeth hasselbeck and new guy in the building is trying to do. trying to fill in her beautiful eagle, what could you tell me about this elisabeth? >> fox news here is my team. my family is my team. i love an eagle. veterans active in their community is my team on the road. this is next to old glory. they go hand and hand. >> you got vandalizing. >> there was a penley mark here. >> wait a second. there's controversy. penley realizing he could go

down in flames. he messed with your painting? is he puking or something? is this okay if i get you back? >> i don't mind. >> we don't mind. >> amazing you did this in a short period of time. how did you do it so quick? >> it's all pretty much straight lines. i have a star stencil. >> you have a stencil, right? >> yeah. >> we'll leave time for hasselbeck to catch up and have a steve-off. i'll try to monitor these two and keep them apart and make sure her yes stays white. >> he's got a star stencil. no wonder. she's great. very talented as well. coming up in today's dark world, let there be light. jonathan morris is here with an

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a man cleared of murder after spending 17 years in jail has been murdered. chicago police say apprentice nash was shot and killed during a drug deal. he was shot and cleared from prison three years ago after dna evidence cleared him of the crime. shooting of an off duty new york cop suspect is behind bars. talking 22-year-old sanders nabbed by police after a foot chase in queens. he has 24 arrests prior. the fingerprints were found at the scene where the officer was mugged and shot. have you ever heard it's better to light one candle rather than kindness? we have author of the new book "light in the darkness." what a good idea. you're trying to look for positive wherever you are in

life. >> if you walk into a dark room, ands the message. if you walk in a dark room and light a candle, light a lighter. what happens? that little light brights up the the darkness. interestingly enough, if you open a door from a dark room, the darkness doesn't enter into the bright room or outdoor. it's the power of each and every one of us making a difference wherever we are, whatever we're doing. it's the power of mission and goal. >> so you've got a couple you'd like to share with the audience today. they understand more about the christophers and particular father james keller. it's a sense of purpose. wherever you are, you should have in your soul a sense of purpose? >> i'm from the south bronx.

there's so many people in the neighborhood, people are hurting. none of us -- if we're not there -- can make a difference in that person's life. someone nooer that person can make a difference in their life. it's a mission and purpose there. each and every one of us has our own environments, families, neighborhoods. only you, only me, only you steve can make a difference, a purpose where you are. what i try to do in this book is give people practical ways to make a difference in the world you live in. >> one of the other things you suggest is share the faith. that's your business. >> it is, but i think it's the mission and purpose of everyone to say if i actually believe something that can change my life, i believe in god. i believe in the power of salvation redemption. i have responsibility to share that and not be afraid to do. that. >> also, pray always. that's something we are taught

growing up by our parents. sometimes when you're older, you wonder, i don't know if that's going to help. >> it's like staying in the presence of god, right. if we get bad thoughts in our head, gossiping, over critical. just stop and put yourself back in the presence of god. i think that's what it means. >> one of the hinthings prayer s is make you feel like you can trust god which is another one of your points. >> trusting god headaches sense if god is faithful to his promises. if he was willing to die for us and the person of jesus, that's pretty trustworthy. this book is super simple. it's about giving practical ways to live these points we talk about. >> people are always looking for something, some guidance. there sit, your new book light in the darkness. thank you. >> thank you steve. pc police have gone after a lot of words but the next is

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i'll sign it first and send it. pc police have jumped on many words. this is unprecedented and affects schools and colleges. public university of new hampshire bias free language guy says word american is problematic. preferred term is u.s. citizen or resident of the u.s. that's just the beginning. we have republican, new hampshire state rep. you're walking into this fire storm in the university of this in. that's one of the words -- >> yes. >> what do you think about this? >> well, i think it's interesting. new hampshire is supposed to be live-free or die state. if you go to new hampshire i guess there's an asterisk on the end of that. we've seen this on many college campuses the case for micro aggression has limited students

free speech. this isn't one word or one certain class the administration is going after. this is a dictionary of 60 terms highlighted as problematic and they suggest more appropriate terms to use. >> i think people will have a problem with this. you're walking into this transferring to this school. the form rich, we prefer you use person with welt. poor, you prefer someone that lacks advantages other people have. really? this making happy? >> right. it's been sparking conversations throughout our community here in new hampshire. a lot of activists and students are really concerned because here the administration is putting on their website a list of 60 different terms that students shouldn't be able to say. it covers american and senior citizen.

down the list of terms i use and many of my friends use everyday. >> let's look at other terms. i want to learn how to speak more correctly and get this micro aggression out. >> senior citizen, preferred word old people or people of advanced age. thank you. i would choose senior citizens. i'll let them decide. hi old people. i heard you're of advanced age. would you like a discount? >> right, exactly. even if we look at term american. new hampshire is the first in the nation state. you usually hear presidential candidates or president say my fellow americans. could you imagine them saying fellow persons of the united states? >> be ready to fight, stand on your foot and stand up for yourself. the word obese, we're not going to use that word. people of size, okay. people have size. you could be a small size of big size. don't use the word obese. if you're caucasian, not

anymore. you're a person of european descent of course your a white guy of not european descent. i don't know if we can fit into that category. >> there's over 60 early earters guide. s in phasing out of language we use every day whether be rich, poor, et cetera. these are common terms. this isn't derogatory that's being changed here. >> good luck. i have news for university of new hampshire, she's not going to take it and not going to put up with it. she's going to fight back. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. four minutes before the top of the hour. a man thrown in jail shooting a drone out of the sky above his

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good morning to you. today is thursday, july 30th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. after more than a year, parts of the missing malaysian mh370 plane found. we have brand new detail this is morning. the dentist who killed the lion hunted himself. he's under police protection after his address was posted on twitter. has this gotten out of control? forget polls. what about pull-ups? >> how many can you codo by the way? >> more than he can. >> all right. plus we're going to talk

issues with him and governor scott walker. live from new york city, this is "fox & friends," the paint-off edition. ♪ ♪ right there is elisabeth hasselbeck doing her best to pump out a high quality painting, and doing a heck of a job, right next to her someone established in the business. that is steve penley. i believe he's doing an american flag. >> it turns out he's et chooing a little bit. he's got a star stencil. elisabeth, yours looks fantas c fantastic. >> thanks guys. i'm next to the best of the best. every painting you create is such a masterpiece and so

patriotic. i've been trying to get one little stroke in there on him all day long. >> i don't mind. >> what do you think? >> i'll tell you what, don't put it up to us. we'd select you even though steve is a long time friend to the program. go online, to our website, foxandfriends.com. tweet us, facebook, e-mail. which do you like better? elisabeth's rwbe eagle or steve's american flag -- >> or both? >> exactly. i had no idea that penley and elisabeth would be docking each other's paintings. >> elisabeth is sitting out there painting in a white dress. what's wrong with this picture? >> it won't be white for long next to him. >> hard to hold back. >> we told you about the mommy

blogger who put up different parent problems people submitted to her. we asked you to send some. here's one you sent us. >> here's ann example. looks like her brother was put her there against her will. >> i'd rather play on the four tires dad left in the garage. >> it's the christmas afternoon syndrome. you buy fantastic gifts, what are kids playing with? the box it came in. we've got a huge hour coming your way. let's begin. >> right to that fox news alert. a section from a wing of a jetliner found on an island in the indian ocean, believed to be part of the missing malaysian

airline mh370. >> if so, where's the rest of it? two parents who are are astronauts, kristin, get to the bottom of this. pressure is on your shoulders. >> i'm trying. this is something that investigators have been working on solving for 17 months. right now this piece of debris is on its way to france for processing. it could be the clue that solves one of aviation's biggest mysteries. investigators concluded it came from the wing of a boeing 777. mh370 is the only boeing 777 reported to be missing. investigators are calling this a major league. teams are converging on this island near madagascar, 2300 miles from the ongoing search efforts. that's a huge distance. investigators believe it could have been carried from by strong ocean currents. >> photos were pretty clear. they could tell fairly rapidly

this was a boeing product. guys obviously know their products. they want to confirm it, get their hands on it. i think they'll make final confirmation. >> that should happen in 24 hours. if this is from mh370, it would be the first piece physical evidence since the plane crashed in march 2014 with 239 on board. investigators are very cautious. they don't want to get anyone's hopes up. make no mistakes, they believe this could be the break they've been waiting for nearly 17 months. back to you. >> you're right about. that the question is where's the rest of the plane? >> right. heather has more news. good morning. one day after the confirmed death of afghan terror linked organization leader, omar.

he previously served second in command and will now take over. he maintains working relationships with pakistan allowing him to remain free of prosecution. there's a picture of him there. the judge blocked the release of videos showing the gruesome reality of planned parent hood controversial practices. three videos have now been released. you've seen them on our air and elsewhere. the center says planned parenthood is used meritless litigation to cover up action. the temporary restraining order will stay in place until the hearing next month. a white police officer who shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop in ohio has been indicted for murder. prosecutors say that officer ray tinsing, quote, purposely killed samuel dubose. the officer's body camera played

a key role in the investigation. take a listen. >> attorneys say this video proves that the officer lied about being cragged by the victim's car and shot him even though he did not act aggressively. the officer faces life behind bars. this police officer went beyond the call of duty saving a baby who was choking on a coin. it's all caught on body camera. the officer jumping into action to help 22-month-old bexly when she stopped breathing and her lipped turned blue. he was able to save her life. her parents can't thank him enough. >> if not for him, i'd be picking out a casket today living every parent's nightmare, and i'm not. >> thank goodness for the officer. bexly is doing just fine this

morning. those are your headlines. thank goodness for that. >> six days and counting to the big debate. >> a week from today. >> that's right. august 6th, that's right. we're wondering who's going on on which level. martha and bill the bottom, other seven candidates, top ten are first tier candidates. everybody to get in. unless something unbelievable happens, donald trump will walk in number one. >> our own bret baier will be there. this poll has donald trump taking in 20%. scott walker trailing 13%, jeb bush 10%, carson, paul and rubio in the split tie for 6% there. >> sure. candidates with less than 6%

have got to do something to distinguish themselves. get publicity. do they have a message going to resinate between now and week from today? one of the issues that governor walk per joined us about and so did perry was about whether or not people would -- candidates would go after donald trump. here's what they said. >> voters want to here what you're for not against. donald trump spoke specifically about me. he can speak for himself. he's using talking points of democrats. i think it's fine. >> what ting mei think american are looking for is solutions. we're not going to get sucked into tit for tat. >> you challenged him to chin-ups. how many can you do? >> more than he can. >> donald trump says he's gone from the hunt tore hunted.

he says according to him, he feels everyone is going to be coming after him. which is interesting instead of saying can donald trump do it? he's saying i'm hoping to survive. i'm a business man hoping to make it in politics. >> today in the "wall street journal" there was a read for candidates. we asked governor scott walker how he would combat home grown terror as president? >> reauthorize the patriot act. the intelligence community needs maximum amount of information. i push to go back to something to gives us the tools to make sure we're safe. >> another top sick securing our southern border. rick perry was on this couch in the past hour. he said look, i tried to involve this last year with the president. here's the former governor. >> i told the president last

summer when he came to dallas. i looked him in the eye and said mr. president, if you don't secure the border, texas will. you put personnel on the border, strategic placing. el paso, brownsville, 24/7 looking down, analyzing what's going on. you see illegal activities, quick response team. at that point in time, you can ski the border. >> it will be one week from today, 9:00 p.m., first presidential debate live here on the fox news channel. >> that's right. you mentioned the hunter becoming the hunted. how about this? one dentist in milwaukee -- actually minnesota -- he had his business address released after people found out he killed the famous lion. >> who can did it? >> farrar. she hashtaged cecil the line.

she wrote down his business address drawing a number of protest protestors. people on twitter said that went over the line. >> this has gone viral. the lion being monitored by oxford conservatory. they were trying to get his behavior down. i can't go into detail because that's not my area of expertise. evidently irreplaceable. killing him, you put the pride in jep aropardjeopardy. he had to be lured out. they tied pa dead animal to a cr and lured him out. they noticed the collar and that he shouldn't have been killed. they tried to cover their

tracks. >> mia put this address on twitter. someone wrote to her, seriously? jail time, yes, but are we sending a mob? it's 13 minutes after the top of the hour. can you name the 2016 candidates by looking at their high school annual pictures? >> you think of eyebrows. they're bushy. >> who would that be? >> i don't know. >> throw back thursday edition coming up. >> i can't wait. he saw a drone hovering over the yard while his daughter was out by the school. he was thrown in jail for it. what about his rights to defend his property? he's going to join us next. ♪ feeling intense knee pain?

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you had family in the backyard, correct? your daughter? >> that's correct ma'am. >> your daughter and friend were how old? >> 12 years old. her half sister. >> you've got two children in the backyard, drone flying over head. how did they react that caused you to get your gun and shoot it out of the sky? >> they came in and said dad, there's a drone flying out here. this is not the first time it's happened. i went out and looked. the neighbors were out in their yard by the pool. they said are you going to do anything about it? i said not unless it comes over my property. i went back in and got my shotgun and waited. >> you shot it out of the sky and arrested and charged with first degree criminal mischief and another charge. you say you were protecting what? >> my property and right to privacy. >> and now you're set to appear before the judge. faa says unmanned aircraft hit

by gunfire could crash and cause injury to others. you saw that as injury to your privacy correct? >> faa says they're not allowed to fly over building or people. >> when is the court date? >> in september. >> this is tough. we'll certainly follow you. thank you for your time william. >> thank you. >> you got it. mow coming -- now coming uf the most popular trucks on the road. we have the new f-150. we are taken inside the fame louse little white wedding chap held. the history there is unbelievable. ♪ fact: when pharmacists are in pain the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief.

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time now for some "news by the numbers." first number is 17. that's how many republicans are now running for president. former governor jim gilmore filing the paperwork to be president. 11.5 years old, the average age of cars on the road now. over a decade. experts say because quality and reliability are improving. they just don't wear out. finally, three hours on the ground. >> close range. it is one of the world's longest tornados ever recorded. it touched down in canada. thankfully nobody was hurt when it was on the ground. brian? >> steve, bob massie is property

man walking viewers through the top real estate obstacles and teaching about the most historic landmarks. it's about the little white chapel in las vegas. >> here you are. >> that's a good thing, alive and well. >> how many weddings have you done here? >> oh my goodness, hundreds. i did eight yesterday. >> joining me now, fox's legal analyst and host of property man bob massie. where have you brought us? >> i know. the little white chap sell a historic place in las vegas. charlotte richards, the owner, amazing woman. she started it over 50 years ago. she's an amazing person. if people she's married brian -- from demi moore, bruce willis, obviously elvis thing here. listen to a little of the interview. >> i lived here 24 hours a day seven days a week, never left

here. this used to be my living room. >> is this the first chap el of this whole structure? >> yes, this right here is. >> you live behind the chap snell. >> right here behind this wall. the chapel was there. >> so this is where you lived where the altar literally is sm. >> uh-huh. >> my sons are contractors. they tore this down and we made it bigger. there were so many movie stars coming in. we were getting so many big weddings. people say how come you're so successful? because i love people. >> inside the history. it's not for sale. you bring us inside the history of that building. >> very much so. as with any city is, there's great landmarks. she came here over 50 years ago like i said. the story is too long to tell.

she is the little white chapel. i said how many weddings have you done here in one day? >> at one time, they did over 500. there's seven chapels. like the week of the mayweather fight, they have people coming in all night long. valenti valentine's day is big. it's interesting how this chapel is a half city block in las vegas. she's the face of a little white chapel. >> how have you enjoyed being the property man? >> i respect so much what you do every morning. nothing compared to the kind of preparation you had. the people i had working with me behind the scenes, i enjoyed it. i learned a lot. a lot of e-mails. i'm blessed to have the opportunity. >> it continues. great series. property man saturdays, 12:00 eastern time and sunday 3:00 eastern time on fox news

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loves cats and apparently mud. i don't think she cared for the mud. loved holding that kitty. thank you for sending those in. precious. those are the best moments. >> by the way, continue to vote for who did the best painting outside. >> i think i know with who wins. >> e-mail us @foxandfriends.com. >> he is so quick. this is his second painting. he is confident. >> it's neck and neck now. >> it was an honor to paint with him. how fun. he's wonderful. we've got news. heather? >> yes. let's start overseas with the fox news alert. eight american fighter jets are delivered to egypt. this shipment will be integrated to egyptian air force to take out extremist threats to

security. this is part of the billion dollar equipment. four more delivered in the fall. this man just robbed a bank in iowa armed with his signature gun there. he's responsible for seven bank robbery ares over the the past three years spanning half way across the nation. during his first robbery in 2012, he shot a california police officer during his get away. that officer survived. any information call police. one of america's most popular pickup trucks getting mixed reviews in the brands new crash the 2015 ford f-150 super crew getting top ratings in all tests. the super cab version did poorly in one of the five tests. it got a marginal review for front corner crash. the controversy behind the

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candidates running for president could not escape the photo. >> we tracked down a be bunch and added one wildcard person. we hit the streets for this throw back thursday, tbt edition of "dooce on the loose." tell me who you can identify. >> that's trump with the military uniform on. >> oh yeah, that's -- oh my gosh. >> i don't know many of them. >> come on. try. hillary, looks like patty herself. >> on the swim team, comfortable in a speedo. >> rand paul. >> i recognize hillary clinton. >> she was a republican. >> which is chris christie? >> this one maybe? >> no. that's santorum. where is chris christie? >> gosh, i don't know. there? >> that's bernie sanders. >> oh gosh. that's right the opposite. >> remind me never to invite you

on jeopardy. >> how about this guy here? >> marco rubio. thank you. his wife bark had the out. i bet if your copier jammed, she's the one you'd call. that's carly fiorina that majored in medieval history. she knows her castles and toner cartridges. >> i've been looking at this and couldn't figure out who the [ bleep ] that was. >> who's the guy on your show that plays bass guitar? >> looks like davy jones from the monkeys. >> little rock. little rockers. that's mike huckabee. >> is it really? >> wow. >> these guys don't look nothing like these guys man. if you'll give me a hint --

these are 100 years ago man. >> whoa. this guy, kasich -- i used to have that same hair. >> that looks like the guy from fox. i think his name is geraldo. >> looks like geraldo but it's not. >> it's not? >> he was voted most likely to have a father and brother be president of the united states? >> jeb bush. >> he looks like a kennedy. >> think of big, bushy eyebrows. who would that be? >> you seemed excited. >> i know. this guy reminds me of my dad. >> he looks like the man to bring peace to the world? >> i think so, yeah. >> based on glasses? >> his thinking about the country. >> because you're from russia, which of these people look tough enough to stand up to putin? your putin. >> no one. come on.

why should someone kick someone else's butt. come on. this is american approach by the way. >> how embarrassing. she's kicking my butt. one of these guys was known in high school for his mull et. >> that is is hillary. not known for her mullet. >> someone with a bad mullet who doesn't deserve to be president because he's got bad taste in hair. >> would you like to offer a formal apology to governor walker? >> for his mullet? i'll never apologize. >> regarding hillary clinton, she was head of college republicans and also campaigning for barry goldwater back in the day. >> that's when her father was a republican. >> that was a great throw back thursday.

>> thank you very much. >> well done steve. >> there you go. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. this va psychiatrist just told someone to off themselves on a facebook post. is this the kind of professionals that want to help our heroes, our veterans? peter is here to discuss next. what all dog owners need to know. live report is coming up. >> there are reports trump is overstating wealth by more than $7 billion. trump has denied the rumors saying that's 1 million % untrue. it's rumored trump is overstating his wealth by $7 billion. the guy has two ex-wives. you'd think he'd go the other way, i'm totally broke. i have nothing to give anyone. i have no money, nothing at all. mr.

sick as a dog, no joke. pet owners on edge this morning because of the dog flu. it's rearing its ugly head again. >> joinings from chicago, wfld recorder. welcome this morning. this is awful for pups out there. what do we know? >> reporter: i've got a dog here that had the influenza in march. this dog was in the hospital five days after he was boarded and got it. it's contagious. here at this petsmart, they had one case confirmed. here the in chicago, last spring there was about 1,000. pet owners lost their beloved pets. this is the kind of thing that can spread fast. this is what you need to be aware of.

symptoms for canine influenza include coughing like a barking cough according to the veterinarians. if your dog is lethargic, not moving around, runny nose and fever. these are things you need to be aware of. in chicago we had a lot of cases back in the spring. there was a little bit of a lull. mow that there's one confirmed case, they're warning everybody to be on lookout. now it's summertime. a lot of dogs are socializing more. they say if you come in contact with one, if your dog does, it's definitely going to get that influenza. everybody needs to be aware. we're glad little millie is doing better. reporting from chicago, i'm anita, back to you in the studio. >> thanks so much. you wonder when they're doing better. they always seem to have a frown. >> they look sad sometimes. if you have symptoms with your pup, take him to the vet. here's steve doocy with a serious topic.

>> that's right. a veterans affairs psychiatrist is apologizing for telling a gun rights supporter go off yourself. the user posted on facebook saying, quote i'm all for gun control. if there's a gun in the room, i want to be in control of it. that's when gregor don, staff psychiatrist at philadelphia va hospital replied, off yourself, please. the damage is already done. how should va respond to one of their professionals that's suggesting suicide to one of the veterans. peter is here to join us this morning. >> he's a board certified psychiatrist at the veterans medical center in philadelphia and associated with a university as well. he says listen, i didn't mean to say this. i head a mistake. i apologize. the va said this is absolutely unacceptable. it is unacceptable. we know in the united states that there's an estimated 8,000

veteran suicides a year. by one count, 22 veterans kill themselves every day. 20% of the 2 million or so iraq or afghanistan veterans have ptsd. 7% have brain injury and post-traumatic syndrome. this is not a joking matter especially for a doctor that takes oath and says do no harm. the doctor's judgment has to be judged against the body of his work. is he a good psychiatrist? has he been passionate to veterans? has he made an obvious mistake? in the past, they've been slow and act against people of fraud and misconductall crimes.

>> he deleted it and put out this statement. it's one of those moments you'd rather take back in your life. i've worked 30 years. i teach about suicide prevention. that's not me. the va said the post was inappropriate and does not live up to commitments of veterans. we're taking steps to immediately address the situation. >> it sounds heart felt. we've exposed here on this show. how does the va deal with veterans who are depressed, who have traumatic brain injury, ptsd? it's become a pill popping institution. we say a couple folks who lost their husbands when suicide symptoms were not treated seriously. this is a wake-up call for america. >> it is. thank you. it's 12 minutes before the top of the hour. earlier we showed you a brand new poll out this horning. we accidentally did not include

governor huck who's currently tied for fourth at 6%. there he is on that screen. meanwhile, coming up, a new study revealed father hood making us a little fatter guys. our guys -- there are four simple things you can do to change that with your baby on board. find out about the father figures coming up. right now let's check with bill for a preview of what happens in 12 minutes. >> that's a dad body. >> i've got one. i'm proud of it. >> to you and your three kids. well done steve. we're learning about the piece of a jet wing. a cop is charged with murder after the body camera does not lie. bobby jindal says others lack backbone. we have a new position, new story about donald trump. wait until you see this. busy thursday when martha and i

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well a recent study by north western university proving dad body is real. they're crying about it. according to researchers, moms aren't the only ones to gain the baby weight with fathers packing on four pound afs their first child. how can dads stay fit? we have the expert here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> she's six weeks old. she likes working out now that i'm clear to work out. moms take about six weeks. dads can work out any time, right away. >> you're going to go through four things these dads could do.

we're going to help daddy out. >> we're going to start facing this way. we're going to start with a lung. sometimes i use a baby bjorn. my to the is sleeping now and doesn't want to get in. we're going to take the legs apart and do lungs. lunge to the side, center, side again. back to center. here you're working your quads, glutes, calves, inner thighs. if my baby were wake, if she was crying, this would stop her. she loves the motion up and down. >> you want to keep the whole body strong. you want to help daddy do push-ups? can you go down on the ground like this? >> when kids are younger, do them on the floor. i call them pushy push-ups. maybe they can climb on you or

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>> we all know that steve is a great artist. kids, check out these great steve penally painting. >> exactly. >> but when steve challenged elizabeth to do a paint-off he had no idea what to expect. you're looking at before picture, you see elizabeth and steve's canvas 6:45 this morning. what do they look like now? well, steve eventually did this as you can see right here. this is the second one he did. there is elizabeth's with team rwb. >> i think it is a dead-heat. i find them both patriotic. i love use of colors. i find this very intriguing. they will go for millions of dollars. >> poll the audience on the

couch. who likes elisabeth best? [cheers and applause] >> i think we have both right now. >> it's a tie. >> what an honor to paint with steve. >> the after the show show is next. bill: hello, ebay. nicely done, everybody. breaking news what has been a mystery. investigators sending a large piece after plane wing to france to determine whether or not the wreckage from malaysia airlines flight 370. what a story this has been. what a story as we piece it together literally here in "america's newsroom." i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. the piece of weakage washing up on reunion island off the east coast of africa. they say it is from a 777 aircraft. flight 370 was a 777. it is covered with barn cycles. -- barn a calls.