receive special favors at or in the workplace. >> they are fur babies, right? doesn't that count for something? >> we're going to keep talking about this. keep the conversation going now head to our facebook fan page, #keep talking. >> thanks for watching us today. 5:00 a.m. is early. we'll see you tomorrow morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning to you. today is thursday, august 13th, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you now. chaos at a rock concert when a ceiling comes crashing down. ♪ >> people, hundreds of people there under that collapse sent running for their lives, we've got the latest on what went wrong. >> that is not good. and neither is this. hillary clinton's team doing damage control after the state department suggests somebody may have manipulated her emails from

inside the department of state, and now more bad news for her. bernie sanders is taking this news to the bank. he's doing -- bernie is on fire! >> how does that happen? >> people love their social life. >> it's not the headline many -- elisabeth interrupts me today you changed the face -- pace today. >> did you miss me? >> a little bit. the deflate gate that is not going the way anyone thought. and the courtroom sketch that has everybody saying that's not tom brady. that's lerch. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> yep. that's our real world outside our window, 48th and sixth avenue. coming up on this hour of "fox & friends," we're going to take a look at infomercials, you

see so many things on tv and you wonder whether or not that stuff works. famously on this program, brian, i remember you desperately to get a pocket hose. >> i did. >> we hooked it up. there was a problem not with the pocket hose but i couldn't turn off the skyscraper. >> how long did this last for, steve, until about noon, right? >> it kept running. apparently the hose bib was broken or something like that. they had to get a plummer. it ran until 11:00 in the morning. >> it started at 8:30 in the morning and ran until 11:00. we're going to go through this products -- >> the pocket hose fine. we broke the buildings. from those knives, to kitchen aware, i wonder if they are working. i'm end thraled with the ads. >> my mom has ordered one thing on television a day for the last

ten years. >> sharpest knives, the best cutting instruments. >> she talks in slogans and she asked me act now. >> i must be like her. >> the other day, she brought over the thing that you push the egg down. >> does it work? >> more on that later. >> we're going to talk about that this hour. also, we've got a block buster story to start with. we know that hillary clinton has turn over to the fbi her home server which was unsecured and that's really a problem because as it turns out she had top secret documents on there. but now we're learning from a cover memo from the intel community's inspector general that apparently classified and secret -- top secret documents came into the state department and were headed for hillary clinton but somebody at the department and state and it is presumed not to be a career employ of the state department -- >> because logic would tell you why would someone put their career on the line for somebody

that is going to be termed out. >> exactly, so probably in her inner circle, somebody stripped off the top secret from the documents and sent it on her way. so that is a problem because judge napolitano says that is two felonies. it's altering a top secret document and it's placing top secret documents in unsafe places. >> that's right. worse off than that, is the fact it should have been classified top secret,/si, special intelligence and anyone who is not practicing under the procedures in order to keep our national security and keep americans safe would have faced punishment and at the very least would have had their account suspended. >> if you are going to play the card of i didn't know or it was mislabeled, no, you did know.

you did know what you could do and someone in there went with some white-out and changed it -- just in case we get found out, it didn't say top secret here. and by the way what we keep hearing, when i saw it it wasn't top secret. wow, we're already getting the cover story, perhaps. there's no worry in the hillary clinton camp. jennifer palmaery says you might hear some nus over the next few days about hillary clinton's emails. this kind of nonsense comes with the territory when you run for president. we know that. hillary knows that, and we expect it to continue from now until election day. the problem is this is no longer coming from one of the 16 candidates or from trey gowdy. they are standing back and watching the fbi taking over. >> she condition say it's a republican witch-hunt anymore when it's happening under the

justice department under president obama who is a democrat. look, she thought she was bigger than the law is what some people are saying. he said the elites don't trust her and the low information voters don't like her. we have been following the clinton scandals and they have been numerous here on fox news channels for years. the networks, abc, nbc and cbs are covering the story. it's a criminal investigation, potential felony. people could go to jail. they are covering it, in such a light way, we're talking about jail in some cases. they are describing it's a headache, a distraction, it's been a rough summer for her. could they make it any easier for her? you be the judge. >> this has been a tough summer for hirk, while she remains the frontrunner, this is a much

tougher. >> none of those republicans served as secretary of state or handled the kind of sensitive material that clinton did. >> good news for her, a new poll shows she still has a commanding lead over sanders in iowa. >> fantastic. what a shock. she's beating a socialist in iowa who leads her now by 8 points in new hampshire if you believe some of the recent polls. the hillary clinton camp says they are outliers, we're not worried about it. the only time i've heard the press turned on hirk -- hillary clinton when she assumed -- when they assumed that barack obama was a better candidate. that's when hillary clinton felt she could not get a fair shot. perhaps she's right. now there's a protection around her. this is the media bubble wrap but i don't think it's going to work. >> for her? >> for her. >> it's not working because for that reason. the clintons come with a lot of

baggage. ed kline is going to be joining us to talk about that in the next hour. meantime, bernie sanders is on fire. this may have had something to do with the fact that hillary clinton turned her email server over to the fbi to show that she was cooperating because in the meantime she's hemorrhaging voters in new hampshire. meanwhile, donald trump and ben carson are leading the pack in iowa. >> wow. >> ben is doing so well after the debate. >> he sure it. i believe he's 9% with kraryl fiorina there. sending the message we're anti establishment. they are not former politicians. they don't have a scrap of that in their history. donald trump says i don't have to be a man with a history of politics here. i would put the greatest minds around me because i know some of the smartest people. >> you take some of these great

minds that we had, nobody can beat us. we don't use them. we use a guy who gives $50,000 to someone and they become the head of this. i know the best negotiators in new york. i know the good ones, the bad ones. i use the ones that nobody knows that are good. i would put people in charge of these massive economic -- >> listen. that's what people like. governor perry was leading at this point in the last election cycle, i get it. but donald trump according to the last poll has 22% of the vote and ben carson with 14. walker is down to 7. this is after the debate. >> carson just bumped walker in that poll. >> the thing about the debate was, we've been talking about it for months on this program, it would be great to see as many candidates altogether answering the same kind of questions and see how they handles things. a week ago tonight america got a good look at the men or women who could be the next president

of the united states. >> they should know that jeb bush is going all substance now. he's taking on interviews. he did a great job with greta last night. >> we've been trying to get jeb bourbon this program for months and in fact i've emailed back and forth. governor, if you are watching, we would love to have you here on the couch. the offer has been out there for six months. >> i had him on radio a couple of weeks ago. he was good. >> oh, showing off. >> i am a little bit. >> he just didn't want to see me. >> he will talk to me. >> heather nauert says the same thing. i'll talk to you. >> good morning to everyone. let's start out with a fox news alert. three people are in the hospital this morning after a ceiling collapses during a concert in minneapolis. take a look. ♪ >> and then that ceiling comes down. chunk of debris falling from that ceiling. more than 7 hundred people were in there. most of them running for their

lives terrified by this. the video shows the chaotic after math as people tried to get out of that building. there are three victims at this point. they are expected to recover. no word yet on what caused that collapse. >> overnight, a series of deadly explosions rock a toxic chemical warehouse in china. watch. and that looks like something out of a movie. the two powerful blasts happening within seconds of each other, packing the equivalent of up to 21 tons of tnt. at least 44 people are dead this morning, including 12 firefighters, hundreds more injured. the moments on that explosion caught on surveillance, a man standing near a set of glass doors is knocked down by that impact. we hope he's okay. we just don't know yet. the exact cause of that blast is under investigation. it's believed it may have come from some sort of incoming shipments to that chemical

plant. wow. then some incredible video coming out of taiwan. take a look at the winds from a deadly typhoon actually lifting. this is a 747 jetliner and you can see how those winds just kind of lift it off the ground. the wheels sort of move back and forth and that powerful storm eventually just causing that storm to come off the tarmac there. by the way, a boeing 747 weighs 350,000 pounds when it's empty. that tells you how powerful these typhoon winds can be. and well wishes pouring in this morning for former president jimmy carter after it's revealed that he is battling cancer. carter says the disease was found during liver surgery and has spread to other parts of his body. it's not clear yet where that cancer originated. the 90-year-old says he will under go treatment at an atlanta hospital and release administer information as soon as next week. president obama spoke with carter last night to wish him a speedy recovery and we're wishing that to him as well this morning. those are your headlines.

>> thank you, heather. coming up on this thursday, whatever you do, do not make pretty boy tom brady look ugly. the courtroom artist who kind of did that, that's not lerch. that's actually tom brady. >> you are right. >> the artist now apologizing. because he is quite an attractive man. >> really? >> and bernie sanders getting huge crowds and gaining on hillary clinton. are democrats going even further to the left? a fair and balanced debate next. >> bernie sanders is polling at 44% among democrats in new hampshire to officially pass hillary clinton as the democratic frontrunner. [ applause ] >> and in another new poll, 0% of hillary's staffers want to be the one to bring her that news. [ drum roll ]

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most health plans. a journalist comparing our practice of honoring our prisoners of war and those missing in battle to supporting slavery. in an editor rick pearl steen right this. here's an excerpt. you know the racist flag, the one that supposedly honors

history that actually spreads a myth and ufles only to vena right wing politicians who wish to exploit hey dread calling it heritage. it's time to pull it down. he's talking about the pow flag. colonel lee ellis is the author of the book "leading with honor" he joins us with reaction to those claims. colonel, this is an insult to you. >> it does. i have five words to describe it, disgusting, dishonoring to the family, dishonesty, it's either disenginious or delusional or both. >> for example, he says nixon used that flag to get people on his side. could that be the case? >> well, not really. i mean, eventually maybe the whole thing was caught up in the

p.o.w.-m.i.a. movement, it was actually the wives and families that basically pull pulled president nixon into that whole thing. they were told to keep quiet about their husbands status and to keep quiet. after a few years, the wives got together and decided this policy isn't working. they met with the president and secretary kissen engineer -- kissinger and said they needed to make some noise. >> the reality of what happens in vietnam, this dates prior to vietnam. >> well, the flag was not even conceived until 1971 by p.o.w.-m.i.a. wife. the national league of families really didn't get rolling until '69. by the way, he was born in 1969, so he's kind of reinventing history. he didn't live through it. he's reinventing it to tell the

narrative the way that he wants to tell it. it seems obvious that he hates president nixon and the war. he wants to reeducate the young people about the war in way it really wasn't. it's okay to talk about had you it really was. >> thank you for joining this morning. >> take care. thank you. minutes before the bottom of the hour. here's what's straight ahead. bernie sanders getting huge crowds and gaining on hillary clinton. says this proves that democrats are going even further to the left and could another candidate be coming right up the middle. we're going to debate it and this mom feels the need for speed and her reaction is priceless. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back, we got some med lines -- headlines for you right now on this thursday morning. isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly street bombing attack in iraq. at least 76 people were killed when a truck bomb exploded in baghdad just before dawn. more than 200 others injured. terrible. this coming just hours after the united states launches their first manned air strikes against isis from the country of turkey. the first jets took off from an air base near the syrian border from turkey. it's not clear how long the u.s. will stay at the turkish air base for right now, we're there. elisabeth, over to you. thank you, steve. if hillary clinton isn't shaking in her boots, she maybe should

be. take a look at this. nearly 30,000 people at a rally at portland to support socialist bernie sanders who surged ahead of clinton as a candidate in new hampshire. joe trippe and lisa booth are joining us today. when you see these poll numbers, he's ahead of hillary right now in new hampshire, 44% to 37%. in march, it was 44% to 8% whax does that mean? >> there's a surgeon the democratic size, it'sant establishment. same thing on the republican side, trump and others, outside the normal -- what the establishments in both parties want to see as their nominee,

but that feeling out there is right now being consolidated by bernie sanders on the democratic side. >> the question is whether he can expand that outside of just the progressives. hillary clinton started off as the inevitable candidate. is she still the inevitable? >> no, i don't. she's desperately trying to rebrand her image. she's lost ground with key constituencies. her favorability readings at at a all time low. majority of americans don't trust her and it's only to get worse now there's an fbi investigation into her private email server. >> and joe biden has a favorability rating of 14%. >> if he got in, it might

actually help better than ideology sand -- bernie sanders, he's going to be somebody that parts of the establishment would get behind joe biden. i don't think hillary clinton is going to move on. why would bernie sanders leave the race? sure, he's only consolidating the wiet progress sieves right now. he needs to break into the minority community to have any really chance of beating hillary. why would he give up and walk aside so you have a race where actually he might be the one that could slip through. he actually needs a joe biden or somebody else to take those establishment votes away from her. >> quick thoughts on joe biden? >> the democrats need an alternative. when you remove hillary clinton, what is her crowning

achievements? her economic policies are an extension of the same failed policies we've seen under president obama that have put a squeeze to the middle class. >> great discussion here. we'll see you next time. >> thank you. now this coming up, a teenager spends the night at sea lost. >> i was yelling, screaming. i was -- i had a smile on me from ear to ear as soon as i saw that boat. >> i'm sure. you how he managed to stay above water for nine hours until help arrived for him. we'll tell you next. whatever you do, do not make pretty boy tom brady look ugly and the courtroom sketch artist is apologizing for doing just that. and happy birthday to john slattery. he turns 53 today. >> i'm expecting some kind of severance. >> no one won't ever say you weren't funny, bert.

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, bruno, that guy looks like he's from mars but that is supposed to be tom brady, the nfl case versus brady was in court yesterday and jane rosenberg who has been a new york city courtroom artist for 35 years. >> and clearly a jets fan. >> sketched that and she has been so pummeled on line, she had to apologize. here she is with channel 5 in new york. listen. >> i may not have look as handsome as he really is and i apologize for the fans for that. i'm not really part of the social media world. it was kind of shocking how many people are -- how i'm the story.

like that's ridiculous. i work larger in pastels i might have had a better shot of doing a better job. when i work small, it's very hard to get details with pastels. i have an easier time doing a quick sketch of somebody that's not so good looking. do a better job yourself. go ahead and practice up and do sketching and see how well you do. >> good fob her. look, i studied art. it's not easy. she's a lot of credit for getting despai -- niro like. they are putting it like this. bread -- brady e.t. and brady thriller trending and brady scream and wearing a striped sweater, brady freddie krueger and this is the hunchback of notre dame.

>> on a side note, this could be a devastating loss to the nfl, it looks like the wells report has not impressed this judge. if they overturn this in favor of brady, there's no fine or punishment that will be to stand. >> he's appealing the four game suspension and the sketch. >> rve is talking about the sketch. brian, do you remember, it was ten years ago, we called in the shepard family, a mom and daughter duo, remember, they sketched fox and friends. >> i remember it was 7/23. >> there you go. that's me. you know what this is a really good picture of ian the camera guy. right there he is to this day, there he was ten years ago. can we take another shot of this -- just do the side by side and you got rid of the scarf. ian zoom on yourself. zoom in on you, ian.

there you go. typical. >> yeah. that's definitely you. >> that's why he didn't want -- >> touche. >> that's right when the show comes in really clear, oh, was ian out today. >> he makes us look better than we do in real life. >> the thing about courtroom sketch artists, why is it that everybody always looks guilty? >> they were concerned. i feel like brady in that courtroom looked concerned and weighed down. >> you know what, he kind of -- i kind of looked like eddie munster there. >> you are just deep in thought. >> heather has some headlines. i've got sad news to bring you. the illegal immigrant accused of killing a air force veteran he

is due in court today. when i say said, it's about the victim here. victor ramirez is accused of breaking into the victim's home and beating her with a hammer and sexually assaulting her. ramirez and a second suspect have both been charged with murder. prosecutors in california may seek the death penalty. the actress, kelly rutherford is speaking out about her young being forced by a new york judge to live with their german father in monaco. the former "gossip girl" star, the fact that this happened to american children at the hands of an american judge in a american courtroom is just inconceivab inconceivable. she was supposed to send her children back after a summer visit and she refused to do so: i teenager is luckily to be

aright this morning. 19-year-old dylan was stranded off the new jersey coast when his jet ski broke down and sank. he started swimming to shore at day break and that's when the coast guard spotted him. >> i was yelling, screaming. i had a smile on me from ear to ear as soon as i saw that boat. it was the most amazing thing. i can't thank the united states coast guard more than i already have. those guys are amazing what they do. >> and they certainly are thanks to the coast gord. he's recovering from dehydration and hypothermia. and the need for speed, the hilarious reaction of a mom when her son take her auto cross racing for is first time. >> oh!

oh! please! >> he wanted to show his mom what that sport is all about. she had the time of her life he says as she sped through the course. auto across is run car racing against the clock instead of other drivers. i think she liked it more than the son did. >> was the mom driving? >> i think he was. >> scott! >> what a thrill. thanks, heather. you might not know his name yet but he's open the path to being the future face of hgtv, watch. >> we're going to show you how we turned an average bedroom into a hip oasis. >> kyle schuneman, he talked to michael at that marrow who talked to him. >> the 29-year-old is making a major name for himself with seven new projects ahead, you

are going to be hearing a lot more about him. ♪ ♪ >> how would you describe your kind of unique vision and style? >> i really speak to millennials, i'm in my 20s. i speak to people that -- maybe this is their first apartment, maybe it's just out of college and they dope know where to start. >> how do you market toward millennials? >> we're doing a lot of things. we're doing everything from social media, that's huge. it's an organic process. you are writing books and columns and tv stuff, maybe not just tv but it's also on the web. >> you have a very busy guy. you have a lot of new business ventures going on. >> i have a furniture line, apartment to be, and bedding line with bed, bath, and beyond. >> you have a book. your first apartment, what gave you the idea for you? >> i saw a giant gap in the

market. it was people talking to high end and people who had no money and there was an in between that nobody spoke to. i want to do a peer-to-peer perspective. i'm going to show you a picture and i want you to tell me it's a total waste or if you can save it. first up, hogwarts. >> i dig it. i would say i love the drama. maybe you could add a little bit of warmth, add a rug. it's cool. >> it's workable. you can worked with it. next up, the oval office. >> all right. i hate the wallpaper. >> it's a little brown. a lot of brown going on. >> it's a lot of brown. an oval room, that's a hard thing to start with. but i would say it needs a total overhaul. >> next up, last one i think we have here. >> oh, the simpsons. i think i hate everything about it. i will put in one of my couches, obviously.

it needs some molding, and the carpet is terrible. >> kyle, thank you so much and being willing to play along with us today. you can catch up with kyle at kyle schuneman.com and bed, bag, and beyond. >> he doesn't like the white house. >> it's a little drab. >> he says the pillows, he said the couch could use some sprucing up. >> this kind of clashes with my tie. >> what would have been real courageous, a picture of mike's office. >> that would have been nice. >> needs a little help, i'll told. check out kyle's first book, "the first apartment" and for more of my celebrity enemies follow me in the fox light.com

or instagram@fox light michael. straight ahead. when it comes to infomercials, you can't help but wonder which products work and which do not. separating fact from fiction next. and environment mishaps, what happens when it causes the disaster like a toxic spill in colorado, will anyone be held accountable there. judge napolitano will weigh in on that next. ♪ ♪

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environmental mishaps. after all, remember the b.p. oil spill? oh, yeah. epa fined them $5.5 billion for the deep water horizon disaster but what if the epa causes its own disaster let's say by releasing millions of gallons of goldmine waste in a river. who is going to police them? it has happened out in colorado. and judge andrew napolitano joins us. the epa condition get in trouble, the company that didn't it -- that did it can't get in trouble. >> it's a classic case of the government violating its own law, the government's own contractors doing what the government has punished others severely. those companies forked up billions and billions for the clean-up. who is going to do it here? the epa hires a contractor. the contractor goes into a

goldmine. the contractor breaches a wall of the mine and this heavy metal is destroying hundreds of millions, probably billions of dollars worth of property. >> there's lead and ars nick and all sorts of bad stuff going down the river. >> the epa end dem any fies the contractor. plain english, if you sue the contractor, the government bears the burden of the lawsuit. >> otherwise, the contractor wouldn't have taken the job. >> correct. because no contractor could possibly afford to repair damage like this. the question is can you sue the epa's contractor? you have to show what's called gross negligence. not an honest accident or mistake, where they accidentally broke down a wall, but some standard of behavior, utterly heedless of the consequences. >> man oh, man. >> the federal government will end up paying for this. the taxpayer will end up paying for this. >> the federal government is us. >> the land will never be returned to its pristine state

and the epa will go on with its heavy thumb doing to others what it won't do for itself. >> yesterday, you were with us when hillary clinton's campaign turned over the email server. you said 24 hours ago the situation for her was grave. now there's new information. how would you depict it? >> the new information is that the top secret email was satellite views of a foreign country. the state department does not have its own satellites, therefore that came into the state department from the intelligence community. if the intelligence community failed to mark it top secret, they get prosecuted. it was marked top secret. when it was not marked top secret when mrs. clinton got it, when she claims. someone removed the markings, that's a felony. if someone removed them to have hillary have plausible deniability, that is a criminal

conspiracy to violate the espionage laws of the united states. 24 hours i described it as grave. today, worse than grave. >> let's say somebody who was working for her so that she could say i never got anything top secret, somebody back at the shop at the state department took off the designation top secret, secret classified -- >> the federal government is extremely, extremely aggressive -- >> they can figure out who did it? >> correct. if she wiped the server clean, they can recreate what was in there. last month the federal government indicted a 22-year-old sailor for taking a selfie in front of sonar and radar equipment on a submarine. he's facing jail. the federal government will do the same thing. >> as this administration would say, that would be fair if they did that. >> yes. >> all right. judge, thank you very much.

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good morning to you. today is thursday, august 13th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert. a massive explosion he never saw coming. multiple blasts killing dozens and injuring many more. >> oh my goodness. hillary clinton's team doing damage control after the state department suggests someone may have manipulated her e-mails from the inside. >> sure, blame the help. and daycares exist for a very good reason. >> we are all ready for our presentation this afternoon. >> good because it's in ten

minutes. >> what? i can't do that. i have the baby. >> yeah she has the baby. what if you could take your baby to work everyday? it's happening in one state already. we're going to tell you about it and whether you think it would work where you work. i don't know. ♪ well, it is summer. here at "fox & friends." we'll take things bugging you and fix them diy way. how to fix it on the grill, how to get sand off your hands and feet. >> there's an easy way to clean a grill. use an onion. it not only cleans it off, the goo, but gives everything an

onion taste. >> i blast it as hot as possible, close it and run away. will let everything burn. come back, and it's clean. >> how long does that take? >> ten minutes. >> then scrub it again? >> yeah. >> that's the way we do it. >> a scrub and run? >> yes. we start once again with a fox news alert. it's a hillary clinton e-mail bomb shell. yesterday we told you she had turned over her e-mail server that had been in her barn over to feds. it turns out there's a story out there it sounds like someone working for hillary before she got e-mail, classified and top secret stuff would come to the t state department. someone stripped those classifications off and sent it to the boss. she wound up with top secret stuff that didn't say a top

secret. >> according to the content of whatever they have there, according to the inspector general's report, it should have not only been labeled top secret, special intelligence, obtained via satellite only, and only seen by american eyes. all those should have been on there. they were somehow strip ed from the title. >> politico magazine says the shadow of hillary clinton has talked. probably her that did it. will she be the fall guy? will anthony weiner have to prop her up now? >> judge napolitano said if this is true,fell my my -- two feloniefelonies.

altering federal documents and hiding evidence in the barn. here he is talking about criminal conspiracy. >> if it was not marked as she claims, someone removed the markings. that's a felony. if someone removed markings to help her have credibility, that's criminal conspiracy. if she wiped it clean, they can recreate what was in there. the federal government indicted a 22-year-old sailor for taking a selfie in front of sonar equipment. same government will look into this. >> u.s. intelligence officials are running out of patience with the state department. james clapper, running out of patience with the state

department, most of which hired -- the new secretary of state and the old one put in place by barack obama. i have my hands full with nuclear deal, dealing with russia and dealing with an issue that's three years old. everyday they're getting pounded with stuff they had nothing to do with. >> this administration under obama. hillary's theory this is a right wing witch hunt of her history no longer holds water. rush limbaugh has a theory why the president might actually be involved in this. >> obama two years, in his mind, there's been no greater president. look at all firsts. health care, tried it 200 years. he got it. stop iran from get ating a nuke. it hasn't happened, but he thinks it. what if hillary comes along and

does a better job? he's not going to permit that chance to happen. >> we've got ed coming up. he knows about the clintons and obamas. he says they hate each other. he'll be with us in five minutes. >> clear the way for joe biden. in the last couple of weeks, martin o'malley former governor of maryland, he was at an event talking about black lives matter, white lives matter, all lives matter. he got booed off the stage. it happened to bernie sanders next. jeb bush was answering questions about racial inequality and this broke out. >> people no longer trust our society that they need to trust. people need to recognize this is a serious problem. there is racism in america.

i'm trying to -- [ inaudible ] >> i relate that by saying -- as a president try to create a climate where there's civilian understanding and encourage mayors, leaders at local level to engage so there's not despair and isolation in communities. >> watch his body language. he moved toward the person s saying that. he answered it with heart and point to policy. >> after that they started their chant. he ended with a final statement and without shaking hands. >> you can't do. that donald trump says that will never happen to my. now black lives matter group is tweeting going after trump. he said i'm going to stop them, or my security landfall stop them. >> ben carson was in harlem

yesterday after he visited us here at fox frie"fox & friends." he said we need a mindful discussion. >> of course black lives matter. instead of people pointing fingers at each other and creating strife, what we need to talk about is how do we solve the problem in the black community of murder essentially? you know, for a young black male in the inner city, homicide is the most likely cause of death. that is ridiculous. we need to be talking about how do we instill values into people again so is that they do in fact believe their brother's lives matter. >> from the topic of all black lives matter to his life matters. going to show a picture of two police officers from trinity, texas. police chief jones and officer

givens. on one hand it says his life matters pointing to the other guy. the other guy has his life matters pointing to the other guy as well. >> that's right. this was photographed in may. it's been shared over 106 times. we're going to see a them and talk to both of these fine men who have been serving to protect at 7:50. you're not going to want to miss that. >> law enforcement job has never been hard area. >> what a powerful image. >> their jobs matter. they'll join us. in the meantime, her job matters. she's got the headlines. >> good morning. let's start with the fox news alert overseas. overnight, a series of deadly explosions rock a toxic chemical warehouse in china. take a look. wow. look at those two powerful blasts.

they happened within seconds of one another packing equivalent of 21en tos of tnt. 12 firefighters are dead, hundreds more injured. what led up to the explosion was caught on surveillance video. there was a man standing near a set of glass doors. he's knocked down by the impact. no word on what happened to that man. the exact cause of the explosion is underinvestigation this morning. it's believed to have come from a shipment to the chemical plant. a night of fun turns to real horror after a ceiling collapses in minneapolis. watch. >> you can see as it starts to fall down, chunks of debris falling from the ceiling. 700 forced to run for their lives. three were injured and expected to recover. the video shows chaotic aftermath as people tried to get out movement. word on what caused the

collapse. a raging inferno bringing traffic to a halt on the new jersey turnpike. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> how terrifying for folks. drivers screaming as two tanker trucks collide and burst into flames. in the middle of the roadway, it backed up traffic for miles. you can see someone running from the crash, leg on fire. amazingly though, here's the good piece of news out of that, the driver walked away with minor injuries. unbelievable. from lion -- lineman to lifesaver. a man saves a baby after she falls into a tub of water. here's what happened. tony was working in the area.

he heard the mother crying for help. he happens to be cpr certified. he gets it every year. he rush into the home and immediately started chest compressions. >> slowly after i started, the baby coughed up water. i tilted her side ways and kept doing cpr. more and more water came out of her nose and mouth until the ent showed up. >> the baby girl is expected to be okay. what are the chances of. that those are headlines. he happened to hear it, run inside and save the baby's life. >> what a responsible person to get cpr certified again and again. >> true. coming up, you heard it here first. everybody called him wrong. >> hillary is under not one but six different investigations. >> journalist ed kline joins us this morning to say the latest clinton troubles are only the

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let's get in the way back machine and take you back to march. watch this. >> hillary is under not one but six different investigations. they're going through these looking for problems on her expense account, on her dealings with foreign leaders. all of this i'm told is prompted president who does not want to see hillary clinton president of the united states. >> he sthaaid that months ago. was ed kline right? is the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server the tip of the iceberg? here to explain, journalist and author of "blood feud," ed klein. good morning. >> good morning. >> well, you were right.

>> yes, i was. >> six different investigations including looking at her expense accounts. >> expense account, dealings with foreign leaders, her taking of foreign donations for the clinton foundation which specifically written in the agreement with the obamas she would never do. and of course the e-mail. the obama administration early in her tenner knew she was using a private e-mail server and brought it to the oval office and warned her not to do it. she ignored them. >> does this go back to blood feud? explain why the clintons and e obamas hate each other's guts. >> they do. really two reasons. one is idealogical. the obamas feel if hillary gets

into office, she will undo the obama legacy. that's number one. number two, there's a personal animosity that goes back to feeling that bill clinton who gets on the phone and calls the leadership and congress and calls officials, calls cabinet secretaries has kind of under cut obama's presidency. clinton i thinks he should be president. >> he hired her to be secretary of state to keep an eye on her. e-mail wise, they should have had the state department e-mail account. instead she went rogue. >> i think the reason she was appointed was more to keep bill quiet more than anything. >> back then that was a big worry. going forward we know about the federal investigation that the judge says could result in

criminal conspiracy. what else? other criminal investigations? >> you know, it's my understanding that even if the e-mails did not specifically say top secret, if they came from nsa intercepts, she is liable both criminally and other way for using these top secret documents on her private server. >> the story today it sounds like somebody who worked for her may have stripped the classification off of it, got rid of top secret and shot it to her. >> the question of course is who did that? she had chief of staff cheryl mills who everything went through. then she had her body woman, her shadow, so close to hillary,

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relations with the baby sitter or people in their home. what do we know? >> what we need to be looking for is someone that's going to be a good fit for your home. >> what do we know? >> there's no hr department. >> what's the checklist. >> the things i try to help parents think through is determine what type of nanny relationship they're going to have with the person they invite into their home. are they going to have someone that only talks about scheduling, kids, logistics of household duties or someone you're going to have a close relationship with. >> a friend, older sibling. treat them like an older kid. >> break open the bottle with and talk about your friday night together with. it's really hard in a nanny relationship in your home to keep things professional. i really kind of walk along side

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while we've told you more about the ins and outs of the records of republican presidential hopefuls, breaking down stances on issues that matter most to you. back with the next round of candidate cans, peter johnson jr. is here. >> hey elisabeth, good morning. we begin with new york's former governor george pataki. raised on a farm, soon of a postman, he went on to graduate from yale and colombia law school. he upset third term cuomo. he cut taxes and boosted the state's credit rating. having served can during 9/11 he takes a hard stance on defeating terror abroad and here at home. >> we have to shut down internet

capability, shut down whether or not they're in prisons preaching or in mosques preaching. no radical slim able islam is n speech. >> he considers himself pro choice. full disclosure, i actually worked for him in his government. a self-proclaimed different republican. kentucky senator rand paul, the second generation in a father son duo of doctors turned presidential candidates. he's known for values for small government. he supports a boost to military spending. he proposes flat tax and introduced plan to balance the federal budget in five years. he advocates for prison reform

and expanding the party outreach to millennial and minority voters. >> i've been to detroit, ferguson, baltimore because i want our party to be bigger, better, bolder. i'm the only one that leads hillary clinton in five states won by president obama. i'm a different kind of republican. >> an outspoken fighter for personal privacy, he stood for hours on the floor to block the act. eagle scout turned air force captain, longest serving governor in lone start state history. texas added 2.1 million jobs, more than twice the number of any other state in america. in support of state rights and

limited government, perry took matters into his own hands last year in a battle to secure the texas border. >> i deployed the national guard after i stood on the ramp in dallas, texas and looked the president of the united states in the eye and said mr. president, if you won't secure the border, texas will. that's exactly what we did. >> while opposing the federal dream act, perry support soed in-state college tuition to children of illegal immigrants. finally, florida senator marco rubio, son of cuban immigrants. he rose to become the youngest ever state house speaker. he calls for stronger hand at confronting iran, north korea and russia. he also criticized the white house recent outreach to cuba. he supports traditional marriage and cosponsored a bill banning abortion after 20 weeks.

>> all human life is ready of protection. that law exists. it's called constitution of united states. >> in 2013, senator rubio sponsored bipartisan immigration reform that outlines a path to citizenship. he's now in favor of securing the border before immigration overhaul can be undertaken. tomorrow we're going to finish up the week with the final round of candidates. rick santorum, donald trump and scott walker. interesting. helisabeth elisabeth, back to you. >> thank you for that. coming up, their message is as simple as powerful. these police officers that say all lives matter join us live with their bold statement for america next. on this day in history 1942,

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after campaign rally including bett bernie sanders, jeb bush, and even yesterday. in wake of controversy, an inspiring photo has emerged. two officers raising their palms to remine americans both their lives matter. man, it says a lot. chief jones and officer givens joins us now. chief, was this your idea? >> i guess you could say it was both of our ideas. we were talking about it and decided to do it together. we thought it would send a good message loca message locally. >> are you surprised by the reaction? >> i'm amazed by the reaction. it goes to show a small community that's trinity, that our voices are heard around the nation. what prompted you to do it

chief? >> every morning givens and i -- naturally i'm white and he's a black officer. he's worked for me five plus years. he's been on the daytime shift every since. we sit every morning when we see things and talk about aggravation, did you see this or that? what can we do locally to not have these things happen here? what can we do to make sure our citizens are happy? we come up -- it prompted us to do this this. >> officer givens, what i get as i saw the picture, when it comes to law enforcement, color doesn't matter. am i right? >> it doesn't matter. if you live christian values, live morally, we all serve the similar god. hopefully we can come together as a nation and go forward. >> chief, is this the worst

you've seen it? in your community you don't have these issues. i'm telling you it's front and center everywhere you go. where are we heading with this trend in law enforcement and communities? >> i believe we're going to head toward more training hopefully with a lot of agencies. i don't want to put down law enforcement all together because there's just so many things happening these days. sometimes we can't stand behind bad officers that do bad things. however the community and nation can't condemn every officer on the actions of a few. i worry officer givens great people like you and the chief aren't going to want to do this job for the next generation, if we keep condemning people that put their lives on the line on a daily basis. thanks so much. your hands mean a lot. >> thank you. >> thank you. the state department

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>> she's got a bunch of them. courtroom sketches of tom brady have the internet outraged. now the artist is speaking out. she's got a challenge for you. >> do a better job yourself. practice up and sketching and see how well you do. >> yeah. exactly. >> she's not done. let me just add this. mornings are better with friends. >> thank you brady bunch. ♪ we saw that reverse home run. the bat was backwards, upside down. it didn't matter. >> a three-run homer in fact. that player joins us live this hour to teach us how to do it.

can't wait. >> the key is have the ball wind up behind your back. >> have you seen that with people kidding around? >> i can barely bunt. >> you're lying. you played college softball. >> i struck out a lot. >> find out how to impress your neighborhood with that swing this hour. >> that's right. hillary clinton just might be. hillary clinton saying to fox news very secretive information was on hillary clinton's computer. the same source suggesting that an insider may have stripped the classification markings off the documents before sending it. that by the way is a felony. >> possible criminal conspiracy. the question is, who would -- she's the boss. that whole buck stops here thing. she would have had to have known when you send it to my private

e-mail -- according to the memo from the inspector general, at least in one instance that was done. by the time she got her hands on it, that was gone. >> someone in the inner circle is lawyering up. she's known as the shadow to hillary clinton. she was smart enough to marry antho anthony weiner. now she's in the spotlight. >> why would they do that? why would barack obama's department of justice go after her if they were to file charges against her? >> ed klein was on earlier and said clintons and obamas hate each other. obama may be behind this in some

measure. >> the administration early in her tenure knew she was using private e-mail serve isser and brought her to oval office and warned her not to do it. she ignored them. it's my understanding even if e-mails did not specifically say top secret, if they came from nsa intercepts, she is liable both criminally and every other way. >> despite the fact majority of people think the investigations should move forward. her team says you may notice a blur out there about these problems, down playing the effect of this e-mail situation. one saying you might hear some

news over the next few days. hillary clinton knows it, and we expect it to continue from now until election day. >> this is huge news. i don't care democrat or republican, political or not. this is unbelievable news. she's the former first lady senator, form eer secretary of state. how is the immediamedia playing? >> this could cause grave damage to national security. it should have been classified as top secret. >> what's the media saying? >> this has been a tough somewhere for hillary clinton. while she remains front runner, this is shaping up to be a to h tougher race for her than expected. >> none republicans served as secretary of state or handled the sensitive material clinton did. >> good news for her, a new poll

shows she has a commanding lead over sanders in iowa. >> always count on andrea mitchell, good news for her. it's all bad news. remember, hillary clinton said there was no classified information on her e-mail server? that was wrong. she said majority was sent by people in the state department. there's record of that. she said i had the one phone because i didn't want a bunch of phones. two weeks before that, she told an interviewer she had two iphones, two ipads. when talking to brianna at cnn she said i never got a subpoena. she got a subpoena. the story is unraveling. that could be one of the reasons bernie sanders is currently beating her in new hampshire. >> he's in south carolina now.

let's start out overseas, the death toll is rising following two explosions at a chemical warehouse. this happening in china. watch this unbelievable video here. looks like something out of a hollywood movie, blasts happening within a second of each other. 21 tons of tnt. death toll rising. 50 are dead with nearly 700 injured. moments before the explosion, watch this. a man standing near a set of glass doors knocked down by the impact. we do not know what happened afterwards and if he's safe or not. the cause of the blast is under investigation. another fox news alert. a night of fun turns to disaster

after a collapse at a concert in minneapolis. chunks of debris start falling from the ceiling. 700 people ran for their lives. three were injured and are expected to recover. that video shows the dchaotic aftermath. thankfully no one was trampled. no word on what caused the collapse. the illegal immigrant accused of killing an air force veteran. he is charged with breaking into her home, sexually assault a agoing -- assaulting her, beating her to death with a hammer. he was never deport ed from the united states. prosecutors may seek the death penalty. jimmy carter revealed he's battling kacancer. he said it was found and has

spread to other parts of his body. it's unclear where it started. we all wish him a great recovery. those are your headlines. see you in a bit. >> we all wish the cart arer fay the best. by all accounts, people tell me brady is a good looking man. >> an artist is accused of bad sketches of the quarterback. the artist, jane rosen berg stepping up to defend her work. have made him look as handsome as he really s. i apologize to fans for. that i'm not part of the social media world. it was kind of shocking how many people are -- how i'm the story. that's ridiculous. i work larger in pastels, i

might have had a better shot. i have an easier time doing a quick sketch of somebody not so good looking. do a better job yourself. practice up, do sketching, and see how well you do. she says i was doing a wide shot. why is everybody zooming in on him? this is all that's allowed in court. photographs are not allowed. media blew up. here he is. seen here as e.t. then doing the thriller as the scary lurch face. scream tom brady, hunchback tom brady, freddy kruger, freddy

jersey head. >> the judge was critical of both sides. we'll get an answer to see if he'll be playing football. what did you think of the sketch in jennifer wrote on facebook. >> came on facebook saying trying to sketch a crowd in a hurry. this seems like a way to redirect outrage. deep thoughts there. >> jimmy says she deflated his face on purpose or just a terrible artist. >> she's being credited before with drawing robert did denero well bill cosby. maybe she's having a bad day. >> sketch artists always make people look guilty. just saying. does he look innocent or guilty? you be the judge. coming up, sounds like

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when you think of zombies, you probably think of something out of "walking dead." did you know there are zombie foreclosures? this couple learned that the hard way. >> figured houses would be sold and out of our name. we would wait our appropriate amount of time before we started searching for another house. the title house listed of the property owner. i contacted bank of america. they said bank of america resended on foreclosure process is. >> how does that happen? that family featured on fox's new show "the property man."

here how he helped them, the show's host and friend of the show, bob massi. good morning. i've never heard that phrase as much as the last year or so. zombie foreclosure. how common are they? they are very common. people walk away because they think foreclosures are going to take place. the lender never puts it in place. it went through the cracks. people walk away figuring they're starting over. the title of the property remains in their name. therefore it's a zombie foreclosure, sitting there in the previous homeowner's name. >> how does someone get a break, and someone drag on? >> two things are most common.

one, people that file chapter 7 bankruptcy and put their home in that and had the debt discharged, the impression for most people if you discharge a debt in bankruptcy, that means also the title to your property, that the lender is going to foreclose on that home. many times that has not happened. zombie foreclosures and titles. in this situation, they walked away, got notice of foreclosure, resended it. thinking they could start over in a few years, get a new home, the title remain in their names. those are most common things that happen to people many in last several years. >> let's say it happened to me. how do i get it out of my name and move on? >> always go to your previous home and see if it's in your

name. go to your recorder's office. if it is, get competent council. go to a lawyer and say look, we need to rattle the tree here. we've got to shake this tree. i can't move on with my life. as long as that house is in your name, you are responsible for those things that occur on that property even though it may be insured. you've got to get professional advice, got to do due diligence on your own. you've got to get this corrected. there are legal things your lawyer could do to shake the tree and wake up the lender from being dead and bring them alive. >> make sure you have the money to pursue that. it makes sense for you. make it happen. bob massi, we're going to watch you "the property man." it is excellent. thanks for joining us. >> thanks brian. take care. she went in for a routine

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the hour on this thursday, quick headlines. a new jersey teen is lucky to be alive after his jet ski sank forcing him spend the night clinging to a buoy out in the ocean. after nine hours, dillon started swimming to shore when the coast guard spotted him. >> i was yelling, screaming. i had a smile from ear to as soon as i saw that boat. >> no kidding. he's recovering in the hospital. talk about the need for speed. the reaction from a mother when her son took her auto cross racing. >> it's going to need new tires. wee. >> scott wanted to show his mom what the sport was about, and he did. she had the time of her life. she had a smile much of the time. i bet she was hanging onto the

dash board. elisabeth, over to you. >> looks like she had more fun than he did. thanks. she went in for a routine hysterectomy. now a mom is fighting for her life. she says the device made cancer spread throughout her body. she's suing the the hospital and doctors. what happened and could this happen to you? doctor, this is an awful story. fda released the statement and said approximately one in 350 women undergoing hysterectomy is said to have an undocumented sarcoma. it significantly increases the risk of patient's likelihood of survival. >> what you mentioned, one out of 350 women that go for

hysterectomy, removing fibroids may have cancer spread. it sounds like a small number. when you do 600,000 a year in this country, those add up. there's lawsuits in the country. women that have pelvic pain, may have fibroids, benign growth. they have to go for hysterectomy. most you go and remove it with no problems because it comes out. now with surgeries you can't remove it through the holes. as a result one out of 350 women, if there's cancer in the uterus, it can spread. this is an example you can grab the tissue and bring it through

and chop it off. unfortunately once the cancer starts to spread, women have stage four disease. you take something simple into a nightmare. we've seen an example of this woman with six kids. my heart goes to these people. it's unfortunate. the way it should be done -- of course there's opinion with a lot of doctors. i do robotic surgery for prostate cancer. i do it everyday. the way is not chopping it off or cutting it. i use a simple basket. basically, once the organ is removed, whether gal bladder, prostate or colon. put it in this nylon basket. the organ goes in here. they can you can basically pull the string and lock it up. >> it's contained. >> that's the key word. once you chop it off, you don't get sizing. when you chop it, it can spread.

>> as a patient, can you refer or tell them i prefer you use this to keep it from spreading? >> a lot of hospitals, if you're still using the morcellator, that's a big mistake. ask questions. are you still using a morcellator? always go for doctors who have high volume and good outcome and have a discussion. make a decision. big message to a lot of people. we hope even though these stories are nightmares, i hope it helps other other women out there. >> i pray it does. >> we'll post information on facebook and twitter. >> thanks. >> of course.

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at work. that would never happen in real life, right? actually in washington state, at the traffic safety commission, they've got a new policy where as long as your baby is -- your brand new baby between the ages of six weeks and six months old you can take the baby to work. they figure if you could come in six weeks in, we can keep good employees, good for mothers to be with the children. good for children to be with the mothers. we wondered if you thought that was a good idea having employees next to other people's kids. you are responded online. >> you know i'm against this. i'm did dead set against this. >> rick agrees. bad idea. absolutely would kill productivity and create a stressful environment for other employees. >> thank you rick. >> cathy says this. i had to go back to work. i wish i could have brought my baby with me. that time is priceless.

>> why do you hate children? >> i like children, but they can't come to work. k marie says people can't focus as it s. with infants in the office, we might as well go home and work in quiet. >> maybe so. it's unclear if they have a big room they put all babies like a church or if somebody takes care of them. if my wife or i -- parents have good tuned hearing where you can hear your baby from about four blocks away. if it's screaming, you're going to hear it. >> if we brought our kids to work, joel would end up raising them. >> joel feels he is raising children any way. >> that is true. >> joel, turn around, take a bow. >> there he is. >> we love you joel. >> time now for news.

we turn to heather. >> brian, i'm going to get you to change my kid's diapers. >> i would do you a favor, but not everyday. >> i'll take it. good morning. i've got headlines to bring you. raging inferno bringing traffic to a halt on a new jersey turnpike. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> terrifying. drivers scream as tanker trucks collide causing explosion and backing up traffic for miles. you can see the person run from the truck his leg is on fire. amazingly the driver is walking away with minor injuries. the actress kelly rutherford is speaking out about her young children to be forced to live with their german father in monaco. the former "gossip girl" actress

saying, the fact that this happened to american children. she and her ex-husband have been in a bitter custody battle six years now. this could be the most insane political ad ever created straight out of canada. watch. >> i'm wyatt scott and running for parliament. i'm an independent candidate. i'm here to fight for can da. >> ok okay. flying on a goose, slaying a dragon. scott thought the 60 second spot was a flop at first. now it's gong viral. those are headlines. brian, over to you. interesting story for you. arnold schwarzenegger wants you to help him blow stuff up.

>> together we can blow up anything. whatever you can dream of. we blow the [ bleep ] out of it. >> man. one of hollywood's biggest and our friend. today is the last day to enter his charity con fest. head to omaz.com/arnold for your chance. you'll have the opportunity to go out to los angeles, spend the day with him, blow stuff up for a great cause. i'll joining him in the middle of september. we're going to do a celebrity stroll where things might get blown up. meanwhile, we are cooking with friends here in studio. >> that's right steve. we're joined by cheryl from the fox business network and her mom joining us by phone. good morning to you marcia.

cheryl, how fun to have your mom joining us. >> good morning mom. thank you for getting up so early. >> you're very welcome. glad to be here. >> i understand you'll make grandma thelma's chocolate pie. >> she was very social. my grandmother loved to make this chok lacolate pie. she never used a recipe. she was famous for it in texas. >> my grandma would use it too but would use chocolate pudding. >> no, no. >> my mom and i spent time on the phone getting ready. i'm going to have elisabeth first. first, make the chocolate. mom, if i do anything wrong, jump in. >> i will. >> put chocolate in first. two tablespoons of hershey's chocolate powder. then put the sugar in. >> marcia, how many times you made this? >> a few times.

it's never the same. i've never gotten it perfectly. >> do you measure accurately? >> i measure accurately. my mom eye balled it. >> how proud are you of cheryl? >> i'm sorry? >> how proud of you of your daughter? >> she's wonderful. >> i know. >> she is wonderful. >> best daughter in the word. you simmer this six minutes. then add butter and also vanilla. quarter stick of butter and one teaspoon of vanilla. yousimmer this. we usually put the crust in there and bake. you put the chocolate mixture once done into the crust. while doing that, you're making

meringue. it's egg whites right there steve. mix those up. slowly add in sugar. >> it's turning into meringue. >> look at that. >> were you the family that didn't like to eat a lot. did you cook every night? >> me? >> yes. >> oh month. but i can did. >> my mom doesn't like to cook that much. >> no, i really don't, but i love to eat. >> then you put meringue in the oven a little bit. >> how long? >> basically it's ready to go. get the crust maybe brown. that's why you puts it in the oven 15 minutes to get it brown on the top. >> do you broil? >> no, you bake it. >> if someone perfects it, i

would be really happy. >> i'm going to give it a try at home. >> you're exchanging your recipe. >> you're right. thank you everybody. >> thank you for joining. >> she's being nice and polite today. >> she's on television. thanks for watching. >> i love this. >> thank you. >> you bet. remember when hillary clinton said this about the private e-mails? >> i believe i have met all my responsibilities. the server will remain private. >> after months of insisting she'd never hand it over, why she finally handed it over to fbi. and his trick shot is incredible. behind the back home run. how did he pull it off? oh my goodness. ♪ ♪

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for months hillary clinton denied wrong doing with her personal e-mail server kept at her home. even refused to hand it over. after handing it over this week, it's increasingly likely a clinton insider may have removed top secret markings, stripped them from e-mails before they sent them to the former secretary of state. why is it happening now? former chairman of the house intel committee screen left and former chief council for the senate intelligent committee screen right. good morning to both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> why do you think she agreed to turn over the server to fbi

now? >> i don't think she had choice. once the fbi realized there was top secret information on the server and of her attorney, the fbi had to go and probably went to secretary clinton and demanded the server and thumb drives. she had to turn them over. the spin on her part becomes i turned them over voluntarily. the fbi was going to get the server and thumb drives under their control. >> for victoria, for her to say we decided we were going to be open and honest and turn it over, she heard footsteps, right? >> she didn't have a change of heart. fbi never says pretty please. for most of us, they show up with a subpoena. they gave her the opportunity to

spin it. that's unusual. >> it sounds like according to to memo from the inspector general, it seems on one document, someone at the department of state, before they put it in the e-mail server, stripped the top secret designation from her. how would that work? >> that would be how hillary was so confident saying i've never sent anything classified. you're confident saying that. he's a decent guy, the career person. he must have had his people look at documents hillary turned over. they go to original. if you go to original as you're looking at the document, you see the original has top secret and one in front of you doesn't. that's how you discover it. seems like someone at cia is

leaking this information. >> interesting stuff. >> only rose n can tell us. >> explain for folks watching why this is a big deal. >> this is top secret information, jewels of national security. when you live in intelligence world -- i lived in committee 12 years and received information in congress. you get this information in secure facilities. if you talk about it, you talk on secure phones. you e-mail on secure systems. we were well engrained with how to use this information. it's classified top secret for a reason. our enemies can use it against us. that is why the law is so clear and why this is so important. you don't get sloppy with top secret information. >> steve, i want to add, this is a crime.

the crime has been committed. it's 1924 that makes it a crime to have classified information and unauthorized location. whether she committed purgery or obstruction of justice is additional kind of criminal activity. the crime has been committed. all this stuff about maybe -- no, no. it is already a crime. people need to be clear about that. it's what general pled guilty to. >> absolutely making it clear this is a big deal. thank you for joining us. thank you. that's something. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, he has a swing like nobody else. watch this here behind his back. it's a home run gone viral. how did he pull this off? he'll do it again on the plaza.

good evening steve. >> great. how are you? >> morning to you. rise to the outsider. is that what republican voters want? hillary clinton's troubles continue. how serious is this? isis struck deadly terror again. we'll tell you where when we see you at top of the hour ten minutes away. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow.

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bat backwards and hitting a home run in the process while twisting. >> joining us now the player behind the incredible swing. he plays for montreal. a team of four players known for entertaining fans. some call them -- you're regarded as the harlem glob trotters of baseball right? >> exactly, yeah. >> how long did it take you to learn to hit a ball like that? >> i don't know. since i'm young, i've been practicing. i'm not the one that started this trick. the man started this in 1965. he started this trick. i learned from him. >> your father was on the original team. >> yeah. he's been there 27 years. i was following with my eyes. i wanted to be like them. >> what can you teach us today? >> if i can teach you this move here. >> wow. impressive. >> so you do that while the pitch is pitched?

you'll flip it and hit it? >> i cannot do. sometimes it comes fast and i can't do it myself. >> that's to throw the pitcher off a little bit? >> exactly. >> you want to go to central park and hit a softball? >> i went this morning. they were working on grass. >> whoa. the ball comes in, and you twist backwa backwards. back up. i'm going to try that. that's today? >> this morning zblcht what. what's the key to this? >> release like this. >> everyone back up five feet. >> spin like this and come back. good. i can teach you how to do the double one. >> that's good.

>> this is the double one. >> look out. look up. come on brian. it's a three hour show. >> i'm waiting for my pitch. >> just spin this is way? >> yeah. >> no, the other way. >> let me try. >> okay. like this. >> okay. >> take about ten steps back. i just let pit go. >> the best way to make sure that you never drop it on the floor -- >> is what? >> oh. you've got the idea. >> you make more motions doing the reverse pitch. >> in slow motion, okay. you go like this. then you just want to bring your feet like this. so you just -- okay -- just turn and bring back. >> we'll learn more when we come back. we want to thank sports

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