email scandal. the presidential hopeful laughing off questions by our own ed henry about wiping off emails from her server. what do you think? weigh in, #keep talking. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ good morning, today is wednesday, august 19th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. it's the shrug seen around the world. check out what happened when our own ed henry asks hillary clinton who erased all of those emails. >> did you wipe the server? >> like with a cloth or something? >> i know. that's just the start of it. there's more. meanwhile, the latest dishonor to our veterans might be one of the worst yet. those are patio steps made out of veterans' head stones. we'll tell you what we know about it coming up.

it's the end of an affair. hackers hack into ashley madison. mornings for most people are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live from times square. there she is, singing brenda lee is about being sorry and if you missed yesterday's telecast, there's a moment where we were promoting an upcoming segment about foods to make your spouse love you even more when they are not hungry, they would likely eat more. >> i said i knew from the beginning i love my wife because she made me a lasagna that big. brian said the you know what, i

remember the same thing. what did you say? >> i remember it like it was yesterday. i mentioned the fact that i remember she made hamburger helper. i may have misremembered. there's a lasagna hamburger helper which is out of this world. >> his wife texted you during the program that wasn't me. elisabeth suggested an apology but you didn't do that. >> so what happened? you couldn't say you were sorry. >> how are we going to solve this? >> we got an expert to tell you this hour how to say you are sorry to your wife. look at this, brian, hamburger helper was watching and they have responded. they have put out a statement. i hope dawn is watching. dear brian's wife, don't blame him for the confusion yesterday. how many brian's on -- our cheesy meaty goodness does this to people. so he never gets confessed --

confused again, we'd like to make brian's favorite dish. >> the problem is solved. the apology is yet to be solved. we bring you a segment on how to apologize to the one you love. >> that's what happened yesterday in a gym in las vegas, nevada. she opened up the conversation with some members of the press. i guess she did not realize that ed henry had a few substantive questions when it comes to the situation with the emails. the 32,000 that she deleted and the 30,000-plus that she handed in. 306 of which have already been found to have classified information. >> you've heard of the walk-off home run victory. this is the shrug-off fail. >> secretary clinton, you're blaming this -- >> look, i take responsibility.

i just told jeff, in retrospect this didn't turn out to become convenient at all. i regret this has become such a cause celebre and it does not change the facts and no matter what anybody tries to say the facts are sush bond -- sush born. >> the abc is saying the fbi believe you tried to wipe the entire server. >> my personal emails are my personal emails, right? >> you tried to wipe the whole server? >> i have no idea. that's why we turned it over -- you were in charge of it, you were the official in charge? did you wipe the server? >> with a cloth or something, no. >> you know how it works digitally. >> i do not know how it works digitally at all. >> you did not try? >> ed, i want to -- i know you want to make a point. >> this issue isn't going to go away for the remainder of your campaign? >> nobody talks to me about it

other than you guys. >> other than the press? >> she lost her cool and, you know what that's going to hurt her because so many people have so many questions about this stuff and for her to make a joke -- a couple of days ago, she was making the snapchat joke and then yesterday she was making the joke about when you pipe it clean -- you know what, she's got some problems facing her. we're not just talking legal problems, we're talking about problems with truth. it turns out the company that maintained her servers, platte river based out in denver, we're learning more about that company. it turns out it's -- it's so small, kind of a mom and pop i.t. shop. we don't know how wound up with a hillary clinton contract. they kept the servers for that company in their bathroom closet. >> and a former employee actually thought it was bizarre that hillary clinton was going

to store her email there. he said i don't even think they had the resources when i worked there. they were based out of a loft. not high security. we didn't even have an alarm. >> terrific. they should be able to recover some of the data on there. she should be able to see how many users could access it. they would also be able to tell when it was wiped clean. the conventional wisdom is she probably wiped it clean in fall of last year. however, if she wiped it clean after trey gowdy subpoenaed that stuff, her goose is cooked. >> a federal judge will look into it tomorrow. they need the records for her chief assistant and keep in mind too she also told telemundo yesterday this entire thing wilbourn itself out.

i doubt that. we're going to say good morning from ainsley earhardt she's back from iowa. she has the headlines. >> some people are in trouble. listen to this story, the hackers who stole private data from the cheating website ashley madison just followed through on their threat. emails, names, credit card transactions, and much more reportedly leaked on to the so-called dark web, exposing some of the 40 million people who use this site with the tag line life is short, have an affair. ashley madison saying it's now investigating. the hackers are demanding the site be taken down. brand-new overnight, a hotel blown to smithereens in a gas explosion, it is is washington state. the blast just happened 30 minutes after someone reported smelling gas.

everyone did get out and is okay. a gas worker is in critical condition. all branch of the u.s. military gearing up now to allow women in combat roles, including navy s.e.a.l.s. this comes as two female soldiers completed the school. each branch is finishing up reviews and must make their recommendations to the defense secretary ash carter this fall. this morning we're remembering bud yorken. he's the director and producer of the iconic sitcom "all in the family." ♪ >> yorkin passed away from natural causes yesterday at his home in los angeles. he began his career in television after serving in the navy during world war ii. he was 89 years old. those are your headlines. a tv legend. this is the most disturbing

story i've seen in a while. take a look at this. a realtor told a navy vet by the name of ed arcreeder, i have just at a house where they have built a patio and steps out of head stones of service members. the va inspector general stated investigating. >> we found out about it and it's up to somebody to pick up the slack. asking the owner to take it down. he said he got it from a landfill. he said initially he would not take it down. he met with a huge backlash. i'm not blaming anybody but me. i took them out of the landfill and will take them off the ground. >> the spokesperson says they were supposed to be destroyed because they were broken.

all stones are supposed to be destroyed. for him, as a patio that wraps around his house. >> a moment ago, when confronted about it? what am i supposed to do? i'm not going to take it down. then it hits the fan and we get some video for you later in the program. >> a people are going to come and pull them out. >> unbelievable. 150 head stones. meanwhile, 10 minutes after the top of the hour, rosie o'donne o'donnell's teenage daughter is back at home this morning after she went missing for a week. >> anna kooiman is here with how this all unfolded is and the fact is happy ending. >> good morning to you at home. rosie o'donnell can take a sigh of relief this morning just

hours after her 17-year-old daughter who was missing has been returned home. chelsea and her service dog were last seen at home in new york on august 11th. the teenager has a mental illness we're told and not taking her medication. yesterday, rosie asked the public for help tweeting this. chelsea and her dog last seen in nyack new york may be in new york city. police located her by pinging her cell phone. police are looking into if chelsea may have been going to see her birth mother in wisconsin. chelsea's birth mother told the national inquirer that rosie stole her daughter when she was in drugs and didn't know.

>> rosie does love her children. that's one thing we can say about her. >> she's back home. 12 minutes after the top of the hour, coming up on this wednesday, instead of getting better, thing at the va are only getting worse. this time veterans claims that they mailed to the va shredded. it's not only a national disgrace, it's criminal. pete is here next. this dad making headline for nearly dropping his child trying to get a baseball. was this fail a fair move or foul move? >> he should be in a time-out. >> i think so. ♪ ♪ aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk.

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♪ ♪ >> 16 minutes after the hour. another outrageous failure by the va, employees at the los angeles office caught shredding paperwork of veterans claims. joining us now and fox news contributor lieutenant pete hegseth. tell me right now how you found out about this and what were

they doing. >> yeah, it was a surprise inspection by the office of the inspector general at the va. they popped into this facility and found out what was going on. what they found were nine letters, eight of which unopened, these were letters by veterans making adjustments. eight of the nine would have affected the nature of the claims. the disability benefits that veterans have earned, rather than opening it and looking inside, these letters were put in a bin headed for the shredder intentionally. there's gross -- not just gross negligence but criminality i believe and this is a snap surprise inspection. imagine where things like this could have been happening across the country. >> because some of these incentives are so backwards, even if their intent is pure to get rid of the backlog, you are supposed to do it by addressing the case instead of shredding that shows me a lack of leadership and organization. >> it's a toxic culture.

it's a digs functional burr rock accuracy. i think there's some information on the screen right now with an update, there's still is 100,000 veterans pending in the backlog. they brought that down. in the process, the appeals backlog has skyrocketed to over 300,000 that's three to four years in the appeals process. rather than address the problem and final these claims, they push them to the appeal process, it's off the list, but it's never actually fixed. veterans waiting even longer. it's getting worse, not better because the bureaucracy just shoveling paper. >> what's being done about this? >> he's got a great management background. he's been captured by the

bureaucracy, he's criticizing groups like ours that are trying to fix this system and reform it. he had an opportunity to get in there and rip the scab off and say let's fix this problem. he has not and as a result the culture hasn't changed. care isn't happening as fast as it should. accountability hasn't been delivered and things haven't changed. >> it was a few years ago when the inspector general recommended a host of new controls to stop this, bob mcdonald was supposed to team with the inspector general. what can you tell me about that relationship? >> it's not what it should be. in fact, there's a lot of things the inspector general has been finding that they want to expose and pride that they haven't been able to. there's still a tennious relationship between groups that hold them accountable, whistle blowers. all the things brought to light about the va is by whistle

blowers standing up and willing to tell the truth. this is how we find out about the dysfunction. it hasn't happened under bob mcdonald. >> all the candidates are going to go to you, the last one jeb bush. thanks so much. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour, coming up, tengs -- tensions rising after illegal immigrants are put into office. >> there's a difference between immigrant and -- what part of illegal don't you understand? >> that man, a legal immigrant from mexico is fired up. he joins you live. high winds make for a close call for a packed plane with 100 people on board. what went wrong and how the pilot saved the day. ♪

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we've got some quick international headlines for you on this wednesday. overnight, police revealed the bangkok bomber did not act alone. investigators believe the man seen dumping a backpack before monday's deadly blast is a foreigner working with a network of people in the country of thailand. russia is selling iran an advanced missile system. this development worrying the white house over iran's intentions just a month after striking that cozy deal with them. and mexican police set a

mountain of illegal drugs on fire, most of it found along the u.s.-mexican border. those police officers destroying more than 100 tons of narcotics, including marijuana, cocaine and prescription drugs, all up in smoke. elisabeth. >> thank you, steve. for weeks, the people of huntington park, california, has been sounding the alarm over the city's council's plan to appoint two illegal immigrants. and a legal immigrant pointed out it's just plain wrong. >> there's a difference between immigrant and illegal immigrant. what part of illegal don't you understand? >> the reason i was elected to this is before my track record. i've been working for the last six years. >> joining me now is that legal immigrant, francisco rivera.

you had a strong message, passionate, saying hey if you want to be appointed to these positions you should be here legally. why do you feel so strongly about this? >> yes. that is correct, ma'am. i strongly feel, very strong about that because the fact that i don't think it's fair for the people that come to this country legally and they go through all the process and the paperwork, and, you know, all the things that they got to do to make, you know, to be legal here in this country. for somebody just to come in illegally and, you know, and be in this position that this young man is in, it's kind of like when somebody cuts in line in front of you, it's just not right. you know, we are a country of immigrants, but do we really want to be a country of illegal immigrants? that is -- that is -- >> that is the question right

there. sure. concern of many people. you know, one of those illegal immigrants who was appointed to the city council position had this to say. i want you to listen and react if you would. >> sure. >> for the first time undocumented people can be here at the city council level, right, and the reason why it's important is because we live in this community, we live in this society, we're part of the society and we have no voice. >> he's saying they have no voice. those that are here illegally have no voice and that's why he should be on this committee and in this council position. you say? >> yes. you know, like i said, we are a country of immigrants, i guess you could say that and stuff, but like i said, what message is -- what message is my city, which is huntington park is sending out to the neighboring cities? oh, you know what, it's okay, just come in here and break federal law and be here

illegally. it's just not right. >> let me ask you this quickly before we go, francisco. donald trump says part of his policy proposal is babies born to illegal immigrants would no longer have citizenship, what do you think about that? what what do you think of his tone on illegal immigration? >> you know what, i could honestly say i think it was about time that somebody would literally stand up and say that because i feel i have seen totally, entire latino community is going down the drown because people -- down the drain because people that come to this country illegally, they have no passion for their communities. they spray paint graffiti, it's very sad. i think it was about time that somebody literally say that. i guess this will really wake us

up, if you may. >> it definitely wants people talking. you spend your time volunteering for years cleaning up the city around you. thank you for your time today. >> thank you very much, ma'am. up next on the rundown. this dad making headline for nearly dropping his baby to catch a baseball! so we want to know, was this foul or fair play? then, you've heard of the little blue pill, the fda just approved a pink one for women. how does it work and what are the side effects. dr. mark siegel is going to discuss it. but first, happy birthday to john stamos. he turns 52 years old today. >> hi, you must be jesse. this kid makes stains like you would not believe so when we had him, we bought one of those he washing machines

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♪ ♪ >> wow. that dad is reaching over to get a foul ball. barely reached it. almost flipped. the sad thing is he had his child in his arms holding her one handed. >> i don't get this. when there's a line driver and a ball flying right at you, and you stick your hand up and you catch it, i get that. this is the original thing in l.a. we were just showing where it's reflected, but this guy bending over that, that little kid is lucky they don't have a big bruise. >> you better come up with that ball. >> he did not. >> he did not. he dropped the ball. >> and the ball guy throws it to somebody else. >> take a look. here's a fall catching a foul ball while holding his baby. this is during a minor league

game. this is one of those things where the ball is coming at you. what do you do? >> gonzales leans in and over and can't hang on. >> never dropped the baby. never drops the bottle. got the ball. >> i like the fact that he was between the ball and the baby. >> the baby was kicking his feet as if to say am i going to fall. he was able to keep the bottle and the dad was able to catch the ball. >> what do you think about the dad giving it all to get the ball while holding the baby? >> here's the thing, when you go to a major league baseball game, that is a dream to catch a foul ball. that's why so many kids go and sit in the front rows with the baseball mitt on their front rows. >> it was probably the one minute, the mom is saying here, can you hold chess see for a minute. >> she knows the back story the

baby's name was chelsea. >> we were very judgmental on michael jackson when he put his kid over the railing. isn't it very similar? >> he wasn't trying to get the ball. >> michael jackson was in the penthouse of a luxury hotel in germany. if he would have made one mistake, the baby would have kerr plopped. >> the kid could have fallen. >> five feet. >> bubble wrap. >> come up with it if you are going to put the kid in that situation. >> today, we've got ainsley earhardt with headline duty. >> filling in for heather. she's on vacation. i'll be with you guys until the end of the week. time and time again we have shown you the terrifying video. it's called wind shear and this is what it looks like. it's responsible for a near crash in carolina.

the tail slammed into the lights the runway. the pilot aborted the landing ten feet from the ground. the plane landed on second attempt. thankfully no one was hurt. the brakes are put on red light cameras. the missouri supreme court declares they are unconstitutional because they include a presumption of guilt. people are getting their money back. we've seen too many cases of stolen valor. you are saying you are military, right? >> yes. >> pennsylvania just created tougher punishment for people that are impersonating the

military. anyone who lies will face up to one year in jail this after an investigation reveals more than 350 applicants have properly received that notation. look at this. these teenagers pick the wrong pilot to mess with. these kids were caught on camera aiming a laser pointer into the cockpit into the police chopper. once they realized they were caught, the kid with the laser takes off into the woods and tosses it and hides. police caught up with the suspect and arrested him on the spot. good for them. >> hopefully this is used against isis. this is being hailed as the biggest break through for women's sexual health. a female form of viagra has been approved by the fad called

addee. >> the first thing is apparently it works on your brain and not other parts down south. >> it's not really a female viagra. it's a libido pill and it's the first-ever approved. it's different. it doesn't work on the sex organs. it works on the brain and it increases desire and the way it works by doing that is increases the chemicals in the brain that increase desire, but it only increases about one event a month, one sexually satisfying experience a month, which is a very modest improvement. >> you take it every day? >> you have to take it every day. it's called a pioneer drug. it may open up the gateway for this. >> are there any side effects? >> you have to take it for a week for anything to happen. >> weeks for anything to happen. you have to take it every day and the doctor that prescribes it has to know what they are doing. they have to read up on it because there are side effects. >> like what? >> if you take alcohol or birth control pills with it, you

increase your risks of dizziness, nausea and blacking out. this is something that has to be taken very seriously. we're talking about it in a very excited way today but you have to be very serious when you actually use it. but again it may be worthwhile for someone that is having troubles in a relationship with that, even one time a month is a big deal. >> sure. >> got to watch out for the side effects. >> well, the warning is a strong one, regarding it can impact your blood pressure. >> and you can get dizzy as well, blood pressure, block outs. it's very expensive. it's about $400 a month. >> whoa. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's about the same amount as viagra costs for men. we're hoping insurance is going to cover it. it looks right now like insurance will cover it. it will be on the market about two months now. it's been approved. it's going to be in the stores in two months. >> the good news is increases the desire, the bad news you might want to throw up. >> some people will want to

throw up and some people won't have those side effects. it's up to me to find out who it works for. >> thank you very much, dr. marc talking about the brand-new pink pill. coming up, it is a fascinating story. this guy, a notorious american white collar criminal who stole $200 million from investors and hid out in cuba and now we're getting cozy with cuba, can we get that money back? that story coming up. brian fell the story yesterday of how he fell in love with his wife, watch. >> my wife made me the lasagna hamburger helper. >> it turns out his memory was off. so what is the best way to say you are sorry? we're going to teach him and tell you. >> you brought in an expert? >> you need it.

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get this one done. ask your healthcare professional about prevnar 13® today. robert vesco was a notorious american white collar criminal, a wall streeter who took off with $200 million worth of investors money. he took sanctuary in countries like cuba where he managed to evade authorities until his final breath. our next guest was actually the chief enforcement officer for the sec, and he hunted him for years. ed putaski says it might be possible for him to finish. >> i remember that guy from the nixon days where he gave $200,000 to nixon's re-election

committee to try to get the heat off of him from the sec. it didn't work. >> he used his money as a bargaining chip everywhere he went. a lot of people who are watching today who are older remember vesco as the bernie madeoff. my father's job was to pursue him from a legal standpoint. he went to the bahamas, he went to colombia and eventually the only place he went was cuba. that's where he went and that's where he died. >> he would get close to whoever is running the country, give them some money that way if if the united states came looking for him with extradition or something like that, the president would go, oh, you cannot take my friend, mr. vesco. >> that's exactly what it was. this was a very smart, shrewd man that used everything he could possibly use to find safe

harbor. >> you compare him to bernie madoff, just like that. >> that's right. you think there's a good possibility that the money is still cuba. didn't he die in prison in cuba? >> he did. he told castro he developed the formula for the fountain of youth. he used that money everywhere he went to gain entrance. that money most likely is in cuba and we right now are opening up relationships with them. why isn't anyone talking about the money that robert vesco took to cuba. let's stop. let's get our money back first because we could use that $200 million in this country. >> it doesn't just belong to the united states. it belongs to investors who he bilked. >> that's $200 rk million in

1971 terms. that would be about a $1 billion today. >> holy cow. we've known you a long time. we've seen you on fox business. i didn't realize your dad fses the top cop for the sec. he would go down to -- when vesco was in the bahamas, he would go on the business trips and go down there and try to figure out where the money was. >> not only that. as a family, we would travel there often. i actually met vesco some times without question. one, he was a very likable man in terms of personal but from a business standpoint and criminal standpoint he was a horrible human being, but we would talk with him. my father was all going after him but he would send my father birthday gifts. my father would get birthday gifts from him from somewhere else. this is what i got this year from robert vesco. it was a cat and mouse game a little bit. but eventually my father cut off

different places and went to cuba. my father passed a while ago. i'm glad we're talking about it. it's a nice way to honor him. >> your dad tried to get the money back until the day he died. now maybe the government will do something. what a story! donald trump got grilled by bill o'reilly after the donald's immigration plan. the discussion got heated. brian shared the story how he fell in love with his wife. >> my wife made me the lasagna hamburger helper. that was it. >> it turns out, that didn't happen. so how can brian get out of the dog house? we brought in a psychologist and look the people from hamburger helper have catered it. ♪ ♪

how much do you like me? that could be the big question in the 2016 presidential race. could personality and likability play a bigger role this time around than even the issues? we're going to break it down on "the real story" at 2:00.

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okay. so if you missed the show yesterday, you missed the moment that brian offered the story how he fell many many love with dawn over hamburger helper lasagna. take a look. >> my wife made me hamburger helper. she added the water.

it came to a boil. all bets were off. just for the record, i just got word my wife never made hamburger helper. >> your wife called in? >> she texted me. i'm realizing. >> what did she say? >> she never made hamburger helper. >> what would you say now? i'm thinking i'm sorry. >> elisabeth's coaching did not t help. i did get home 11:00 last night. today i'm getting help. stay away. telling me how to best say i'm sorry in a long term relationship. psychologist and new york times best selling author. brand new book out called "a perfect ambition." doctor, can you help? >> i can. when you screw up, the best thing to say is honey, i'm dumb as a rock.

>> really? >> lay yourself down. >> we tried to get brian to say he was sorry. even the after the show show. he refused and walked out the door. >> your sex life will improve if you listen to me for 30 seconds. say i'm sorry, i love you. i really screwed up. don't add a most try to explain or add a "butt." look in your wife's eyes, touch her. be careful where you touch her. the last thing you want to say is, you want to get in the rack? >> what do you mean by that? >> this is morning television. >> okay. >> good news is -- the thing i feel worst about is hamburger helper is the fall guy. betty crocker heard about this. this is the meal that got us many trouble. it was inverse to steve doocy

who said his wife made lasagna from scratch. >> actually she used a betty crocker cookbook. >> i feel there needs to be a clear apology. most want to be forgiven. >> my permission to touch you? >> yes. >> sweetheart, i'm sorry. >> i forgive you. >> big thing is affection. women say awe, that is so so cute. if they're shopping, see a puppy, little dog or kid. >> what if the guy doesn't feel sorry, should he still say sorry and go through the motions? >> women are great sensors. they're like a bird dog in a field. he can smell a phony. keep it short. say i'm sorry. again, i like the fact i'm dumb as mud. that's the first thing i say. >> let's turn the table.

what about when the woman makes the mistake? >> that never happens. >> how does she do it? both have different tool boxes. >> women like a lot of words. they take a long time to get to i'm sorry. women use three and a half times the words men use in a day. >> really? >> yes. they're relational. i say women hug anything that moves. men are arm's relationship. brian is typical of most of us as men. i've been married 40 something years in a row. quite frankly she trained me. i learned things. i say men, before you do anything in life, run it by your wife first. women are closer to life. >> we are talking about a gender. >> thank you for dropping by with the hamburger helper.

betty crocker, thank you very much. if you've got a story about a similar situation in your life, e-mail us. >> doctor, thanks. brian, it's all good. more fox fre"fox & friends" comr way in two minutes. we're not sorry about that.

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good morning. today is wednesday, august 19th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. it's the shrug seen around the world. hillary clinton gets grilled by ed henry. we will play the joke straight ahead. >> that was unbelievable. trump takes immigration plan inside the no spin zone. >> i think you're wrong. the concept with anchor babies, i don't think you're right about that. >> it only gets more heated from there. meanwhile, who's excited for the first day of school? not this kid. >> are you going to miss your

mom? >> no. >> no? don't cry. >> way to go courtney. he was fine until he wasn't. got a busy hour. thanks for joining us live from new york. it's "fox & friends." >> oh man. ♪ ♪ we are looking at our plaza on 48th and 6th at "fox & friends" set up for our all american concert series.

toby mac and his band setting up. i love toby mac. >> we know you do. >> i'm a huge fan. i had no idea he was in front of me while i was doing this. that was the shock of the night. >> in the last segment we had brian apologize to dawn, learn how to do it. maybe you should apologize toby mac. >> i should actual his. toby, i'm sorry. will you forgive me? >> i think you nailed it. steve agrees. >> speaking of i'm sorry. wouldn't it be simple if hillary clinton -- a number of people said what if she said i'm sorry? she hasn't done that. she has done something else, stone walled it and tried to deflect. yesterday after a town hall

meeting in las vegas, ed henry who has all the questions asked her the questions that main stream media are not asking. listen to this. >> two inspector generals say there are hundreds they believe -- >> ed, you're not listening to me. if it were -- ed, if it were -- well, if it were a government account, they would be saying the same thing. no, no no -- look, this is -- first of all, that is not in any way agreed upon. state department disagrees. that happens all the time in efforts to say what can go out and what can't go out. that's a part of the ordinary process. everybody is acting like this is the first time its ever happened. it happens all the time. >> no, it doesn't happen all the time. this is the first time in american history where a member of the cabinet has decided to

use their own private server. how many times have we heard from people on the political left, condoleezza did the same thing, powell did the same thing. she did this to control everything. what she didn't want the eyes to see -- >> she says it was convenient. >> you don't think it's political the? >> well, it's not republicans or democrats. it might be a democrat. >> dem on dem. >> put it this way, the judge is meeting. judicial watch is asking now for her assistant's e-mail to be exposed. we know 84,000 e-mails are now out there. we would not have found out if

sidney blumenthal's e-mails were not given. after a year long investigation or longer in the benghazi investigation, she never told anybody about her personal e-mail. it took the blumenthal investigation and exposure to expose the fact she had 32,000 handed over and 33,000 wiped out that were not going to be in front of the benghazi committee. >> that all happening because ed henry asked for precision. he's going to join us the next hour. can't wait to speak to him. >> all they talked about was nevada and how she's in line to get hit because of demographics. >> makes sense. ed henry was out there asking hard questions. meanwhile, donald trump is out today. i think he has an event planned for alabama. he was on with bill o'reilly.

he wanted to ask about his immigration plan. the one rests on the 14th amendment where if the child is born in this country they're automatic citizen in the united states. if you deport everyone, what happens to those citizens? here's o'reilly and trump. >> i think you're wrong about the 14th amendment. the whole thing with anchor babies and concept with anchor babies, i don't think you're right. >> i can quote the amendment. if you're born here, you're an american period. period. >> but there are many lawyers, many lawyers are saying that's not the way it is in terms of this. what happens is they're in mexico, going to have a baby. they move over here a couple of days, have the baby. bill, they're saying it's not going to hold up in court. >> do you envision federal police kicking in the doors around the country dragging families out and putting them on a bus? do you envision that? >> i don't think they have

american citizenship. >> i was talking to you -- talking to a former doj attor a about the 14th amendment. they said since it was written about slaves in the civil war, many lawyers think the 1898 case involving this fella born in the country to chinese parents was wrong. >> how do you implement that? go knocking on doors and finding babies? >> there's 11 million here. there's no way we can afford to kick out 11 million people. they all have to get hearings. they all have to find them. it's not practical. >> they've got to do something. is that the key? >> a lot of people are talking. speaking of illegal immigration,

an immigrant from mexico blasted officials over the decision to appoint illegal immigrants to city commission. illegal immigrants were appointed to council. the city council meeting monday night, he went off with a passionate speech to the crowd. watch. >> i've never seen them in my life. we are a country, yes, but we have laws that need to be followed. i don't have anything against immigrants. there's a different between immigrants and illegal immigrants. what part of illegal don't you understand? >> we had the chance to speak to rivera earlier today. he works to clean up graffiti

and trash in the area. loves being here in the united states. he's from mexico, came here legally. he says for those that came here legally, to appoint illegal immigra immigrants, is a slap in the face. i asked about donald trump's tone on immigration. this is what he had to say. >> i think it's time somebody would literally stand up and say that. i feel i have seen totally and entire latino communities going down the drain because people that come to this country illegally take -- they have no passion for their communities. >> they become eligible for different social programs out there today. if you have people in blue collar programs, it's a ripple effect. >> it is. one other thing at the conclusion of interview night

with donald trump and bill o'reilly. donald trump promised not to deport bill o'reilly. promised flat out, not going to deport him. >> that's a solid campaign promise there. thanks steve. say hello to ainsley. she has the headlines. >> good morning to you and those at home as well. the hackers that stole data from the cheating website ashley madison followed through with their threat. information reportedly leaked on the dark web exposing 40 million people that used the site with the tag line life is short, have an affair. hackers are demanding the site be taken down. tumbling down a mountain burying a town, three are missing and believed dead. the landslide taking place in alaska on a coastal island south of juno. they have declared a state of emergency with entire neighborhoods covered in several feet of logs and a lot of mud.

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there ♪ >> wow. christopher duffey, 14 years old, sings on behalf of the group that raises money for autism. isn't that beautiful? >> when you see a puzzle piece on a pin is this that's for autism. incredible organization. thanks. >> ainsley, thanks. 12 minutes after the hour, here's what's coming up now. weeks after the presidential debate now, where do candidates stand when it rankings? the former presidential debate coach to governor romney who had 20 debates last time around will be with us >> plus you may have seen this on social media. have you heard the heartwarming story behind it? the mother that took it will share that story with us next. ♪

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here on fox. how much do these can debates really matter this far out? how can they possibly turn the tides quickly for a candidate? bret o o'donnell was a former presidential debate coach to governor mitt romney and now working with lindsey graham. joining us from the nation's capit capital. good morning. >> good morning. >> we want to can ask you about performances. when people looked the next morning at papers and saw who won, the conventional wisdom was who did best. >> that's correct. i think the first person who got a lot out of the debate was carly fiorina. she was in the early debate. there were only seven in that debate. she had a good debate and got a lot out of it. she has risen several percentage points and probably earned her

way on the big stage for the next debate. marco rubio had a great debate as did others. the second is tougher. you have ten people with only six to seven minutes of talk time per person to outright win the second debate is pretty tough. additionally, the first 30 minutes of any debate are most important. >> sure. >> the first 30 minutes was dominated by the exchange between kelly and trump. >> the interesting thing about seeing all ten on stage for the first time, it gives us the opportunity. i want to see two versus each other. we did get the feeling of who was performing better happen the others. >> that's right. i think you started to see candidates shake out, meaning ben carson was found to be endearing by a lot of folk who is watched the debate. >> had funny lines.

>> had funny lines. ted cruz performed well. there were good performances in the second debate which speaks to strength of our field. to win that debate was pretty difficult. debates do matter. gingrich had the campaign twice on back of debate performances many the last cycle. as time goes on, with the fact there are fewer debates, i think the premium will increase. >> gingrich had a fantastic perfope performance before south carolina is and boom, won south carolina. we're seeing a pick up on d.c. outsider thing between trump, fiorina and carson. they didn't work in the town behind you. they're outsiders. they want to fix things. >> i think that is the main

message that's resonating now. you see it on the democrat side with bernie sanders and republican side with donald trump, carly fiorina, ben carson. people are tired of politics and seem to be getting behind candidates who appear to be outsiders. >> it's nice you are would come inside our studio to talk about this. former romney presidential debate guy, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a magical moment caught on camera. a mystery boy helps one mom's disabled son without anybody looking. that mother with the story next that could bring a tear to your eye. who's excited for the first day of school? not this kid initially. >> are you going to miss your mom? >> no.

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mcdonalds is top breakfast choice in the country. 41% choose mcd's for first meal. subway came in second followed by ihop. i'll continue to follow that story. >> thanks brian. you've probably seen this pop up on your facebook feed, but have you heard the story behind it? meyers diagnosed with a rare spinal disorder shortly after he was born. on the left, a history boy helping caden interact with an exhibit. the older boy helped him pick up balls from the ground and pull the lever. that boy was simply being kind. caden's mom is here with a message for the mystery boy she wants the nation to hear. good morning katherine and caden. >> hi. good morning. thank you so much for having us. we are so excited to be able to share our hazing boy with the

world. he may have sma but sma absolutely will never define him. >> i love you start strong. he's precious and adorable. he's having a good time by your lap. katherine, in this picture, when you saw this mystery boy rea reaching out to help caden, what was your message to him? could you read the caption and send the message again to him if he's listening and all kids out there. >> i want him to know the way he treated my son is the way i wish everyone would treat him. that they would see him first before seeing his wheelchair. it's so often that when a child comes up to caden, the first thing they say is, what's wrong? why is he hurt? right now that doesn't affect him because of how young he is.

as he gets older, i know that constantly having someone ask what's wrong will have an effect. we don't want him growing up thinking anything is wrong with him because -- despite his disability, he's super able. he can accomplish anything. we believe he will have an incredible, amazing life. >> he sure will. i want to let everybody know spinal muscular atrophy is the number one kill over infants. you found out there's a cure out there. you've started a page to raise money for kids like him. i know your goal is get to $50,000. that's up to $28,000 already katherine for kids just like caden to make it one more day, another day, and have the life you're talking about.

when you hear 10 million saw this photo of a kid being kind and treating caden like caden. what does that mean to you? >> it's amazing. it gave me hope for the future. it helped me owe to realize that there are so many people that are so good and so kind. you're exactly right when you say we have hope. when caden was diagnosed with sma, we were told that he would lose every ability he had until he could no longer breathe oral swallow on his own. we know that that's not true. i do want to point out that caden has sma type 2. it's most severe form, children with sma never even sit up. their parents basically fight for their life every single day. they can't swallow, can't

breathe. they can only really communicate with their eyes. they'll still tell you they love life and want to live. this is why this message is so important right now because there's treatment out there. we need it to come out of clinical trials and available to everyone with sma whether they're three months old or 30 years old. they need this treatment. >> you're absolutely right about that. i love what you're doing. caden has an awesome arm. he's having a blast with that toy there. i love watching him do that. >> he does. >> good work buddy. >> when you see the boy out there -- for anyone that may pass someone by in a wheelchair, young or old. as a mom of someone who's in one, how should someone act toward caden?

>> there's nothing wrong with questions. teach your children because someone is different than you and have a disability doesn't mean there's anything wrong with them. sometimes i feel like his wheelchair gives him super abilities. he can zip around downhills like he's on a roller coaster. he'll do wheelies and spin around. it's unbelievable. lots of times little kids chase him. >> you have a blessing of optimism and hope. your son is incredible. we love you caden. we're so glad this picture got out there. to donate, go to youcaring.com. have a great day. what a message for this world. >> thank you so much. >> bye buddy. incredible. now this. police have found rosy

o'donnell's missing daughter who was missing more than a week. where she may have gone. and toby mac is here to perform live for all of you. can't wait for that toby. ♪ ♪

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it hasn't happened with brian kilmeade. >> you're a machine. how do you stop this? >> i remember that. >> check the blog. it's on all blogs. >> nothing that will stop a moment quicker than a hurt child. >> who knew you had that in common with marco rubio? >> he's fine. >> after that happened, marco rubio responded the qb always gets the blame. time for news now. ainsley joins us with that now. >> that's exactly right. we have another funny video. hang on. serious stories first. time and time again we show you the terrifying video called wind shear. it's responsible for a near crash.

the plane was trying to land when the tail hit. the pilot aborted landing ten feet from the ground. the plane landed on the second attempt. 159 on board and no one was hurt. a scandal for a little league team. a coach is accused of throwing a game in the little league world series in order to face easier teams. the team that lost bumped the iowa team out of the running. that team complained, and league officials order the washington squad to face the iowa girls in the game. the iowa team ended up winning and going to semis. after revealing her 17-year-old adoptive daughter was missing, she was returned home. she tweeted chelsea has been found and is safe in the police custody. the teen was found at a home on

the jersey shore hours after her mom asked for help on social media. police located her by pinging her cell phone. she may have been trying to see her birth mother in wisconsin. here's the video we were talking about. sometimes the reporter wants to make the subject cry. we don't think that was the case here. >> are you excited for preki prekindergart prekindergarten? >> yes. >> are you going to miss your mom? >> no. >> no? >> he started thinking about it. that is former fox news reporter courtney and our friend making andrew burst into tears on live tv. not on purpose, that's right. she feels awful about that interview. andrew's mom gave him a big hug off camera. he's going to be just fine. those are your headlines. courtny is a great mom to two beautiful children. let's toss outside to elisabeth.

>> thank you ainsley. well, he is one of music's biggest stars with with 11 million albums sold and six grammys, toby mac is not slowing down any time soon. brand new album "this is not a test." he is here now joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> can you explain for me where you came up with toby mac? the real name on driver's license says kevin michael. >> it's a long story. want to know? my mom was pregnant with me. my older brother would touch her tummy and say who's that? he would say where is he coming? she would say october. he would say toby, toby.

so then from then on they called me toby. >> you had a scholarship for golf? >> i did. i loved it. >> do you play now? >> when i was young, my dad would drag me out. i hated then but fell in love with it. i've always been a fan of music and man of faith. i've always been interested in representing my life as my faith through my music. >> you're not alone. these people were lined up three hours ago to watch you. >> thank you. >> i loved your music for so long. "this is not a test." what can we expect from the new album? >> that's the jam. are you ready to jam out here? that's the question.

yeah. it's songs about life. all the things i'm going through. good, bad, ugly of me trying to pursue god in the crazy world and stay in hot pursuit of him. >> i've got a question. i know elizabeth was the host of awards out in nashville. for a strange reason -- look at the monitor. she's doing impersonation of you. how would you analyze -- i know you haven't performed in a pink skirt, that we know of, but how do you explain what she's doing there? >> i thought she nailed it. listen, she -- i even do rain drops rolling off my brim. she nailed that. the pink skirt is a little out of my thing. she killed it. >> oh toby. i absolutely move what you do. we are so excited to hear toby. we can't wait to bring his music to you. we're going to throw back inside

to brian. we'll join you in a minute. >> back to you brian mac. >> i wouldn't be surprised if elisabeth didn't try that again. coming up, forget the terms mom and dad. now to parent one and parent two. that outraging people from tradition familyin ifamilies. amazon employees saying they cried every day at work? charles has never cried ever. he'll come in.

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gender neutral parents. instead it sparked outrage. what were they thinking? dr. keith ablow. they reversed it or reconsidering it. you think this is redefining marriage. that's what the court did? >> sure. the moment you say you can redefine marriage -- people think about that what think want. the minute you same gender couples can marry. we would be doing that without data about what it means to grow up in the same gender household. what it means the you're a boy and you don't have -- freud and other would have a lot to say about this.

you're growing up with a nurturing mother as a boy. we as a society have no psychological data about what it means to not have that have said it's not important. how can that be? >> the branch of our government 1 not supposed to have the emotional component in it perhaps. the fact there's outrage because of parent 1 and parent 2 does not surprise me. especially in tennessee. you expect this to be visited in a more liberal state. in tennessee they had blowback. it's being considered by the domestic relations committee. >> the committee should talk to the science committee. we have to study this brian. don't think it stops with parent 1 and parent 2. i'm the first who said gay marriage rationally paves the way for polygamy. it has to. it's not parent 1 and parent 2,

it can be parent three, four, five, six, seven, 11. some say let's have that. can we get scientific data to support it? >> what about people that say so what. i know i'm the mom or dad. i don't care what the form says parent 1 or parent 2. what do you say to them? >> we're creating a confuse situation for young people in america. we're going to find out what that means for the next generation. we might find out too late. >> problem averted or put on hold. we'll find out what the domestic relations committee branch, how they decide what's going to happen in the long run.

>> disband them. >> dr. keith ablow, thanks so much. >> all right brian. amazon employees pulling back the curtain on what happens inside temperaturehe office liks crying everybody. are we raisinge i raisings wimp wimps? we'll have that next. how much do you like me? would personality and like ability play a bigger roll this time around than issues? we're going to break down the presidential popularity contest on "the real story" at 2:00.

♪ ♪ don't cry. >> great song. we're playing that song because of this. an amazon recruiting video warning potential employees if you want to work here, you better be brave. >> you love it or you don't. there's no middle ground. >> it's apparently an accurate assessment according to one former employee who said quote nearly every person i worked with i saw cry at their desk. >> really? do employers have the right to cry at work? do they need to toughen up? he's the host of "making money" on fox business network. you have not had an easy life.

>> no, i haven't had an etasy life. i haven't had an easy morning. i got out of the truck, could get towed any moment, and scooted over here. i promised i would make this. i sweated a lot. >> your parents got divorced at a young age. >> sure. >> is you went to harlem in a one bedroom apartment. >> speaking english was referred to as being white. it was tough. i saw the movie "straight outta compton" this weekend and cried at the end. it's the obstacles behind you. one day you get the call and your brother's neck is broken. there's giant walls. mentally you've got to get over them. when i hear an engineer probably starting $80,000 a year crying

when you walk in an office where the first thing they say is work hard. what don't you understand, work hard? >> many people feel the grit is replaced by nice. a former a eer amazon worker sa would see people combust. >> there's a bigger picture here. the redefinition for corporate america -- hillary clinton talked about this. she called it corporate capitalism. the corporations exist not to make money not for shareholders but stakeholders. if there's anything left, it will trickle to the bottom line. we have a massive coordinated attack. work hard is bottom line.

amazon guess what. today $250 billion market cap. people can go, work hard, put kids through college, buy a home. >> you don't have sympathy for people in the tough work environment? >> absolutely not. some managers probably do things the wrong way. having said that though, when overall you know if you're an extraordinarily competitive environment. you know how many companies wanted to eat amazon's lunch? every time i walk home, there's an amazon package. i told them set up a distribution center in my house. i'm tripping over things. my wife has it easy. she gets on computer, and the next day it's there. i tell people now, cherish the fact you have a job and you're

allowed to work hard. if you don't work hard, you're going to lose it. the silicon valley landscape is littered by companies easy to work at. ping-pong tables, massage therapist. they're all dead and gone. remember the tech bubble? scattered like the elephant graveyard. >> we have a massage therapist built into our contract. >> fours is brian. >> i need the agent's number. >> nothing can replace hard work. >> nothing can replace it. that's how america became the greatest country in the world. pull it up by the bootstraps. >> thank you. hope you don't get towed. hillary clinton gets grilled by ed henry but shrugs off and comes back with another joke. is that a laughing matter?

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look, i just told jeff in retl t retropect this didn't turn out convenient at all. facts are stubborn. >> fbi believes you tried to wipe the entire server. did you try to wipe so there would be no e-mail or personal e-mail? >> my personal e-mails are my personal business. >> did you wipe the whole serve senator. >> i have no idea. that's why we turned it over. >> you were in charge of it. did you wipe the serve senator. >> what, like with a cloth or something? >> you know how it works digi l digitally? >> i do not know how it works digitally at all. >> did you not try? >> i know you want to make a point. i can repeat what i said. >> nobody talked to me about it other than you guys.

>> well, ed henry joining us on the phone from las vegas. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. were you the only national report per asking tough questions? >> i was the only one that had the chance to press her. you heard kristin at the end say, is this not going to go away? hillary clinton got testy and said the only questions i get are from you all not actual voters. she continues to try to dismiss it with that comment. throughout the exchange with me, she was saying this is basically routine. any official had gone through this, the question of what's classified and what's not. anyone who's watched this play

how the would tell you this is far from routine. the fbi now has control of the server. she continues to try to joke about it. you heard her say i don't know how to wipe it like with a towel. she used a snapchat joke over the weekend. >> this is what i got from that. she now is disseminating what's classified and top secret. she says this constantly goes on in government as to be can dismissive about the 305 instances classified material was found on her server. what's your take on that? >> fairness to hillary clinton, her story now, was not her story in march. in march, she said there's no classified information on the serve. that's changed. she doesn't want to admit that, but that's what happens done.

then she changed and said there's no classified markings on the e-mails. the fbi will decide that, not you and i. >> ed? >> yeah. >> fox news identified two benghazi e-mails found on hillary clinton's server containing classified information that led to fbi investigation. they've been talked about but not in the media before. the first e-mail sent by clinton to weiner's wife containing classified information from military intel services. the second sent by jake sullivan contains fbi sensitive situation on the benghazi attack. they now work for hillary's campaign. the state department posted on the website the sullivan e-mail was released in full. that started the entire process with the fbi.

>> right. so i think katherine is is trying to get at strong reporting there, that it gets the question hillary clinton claiming to the public again last night in vegas this is routine, agencies fighting out about what's classified and not. maybe it that a couple of e-mails are about benghazi were sensitive and should not have been sent over a personal server. i can't make the determination. i haven't seen the e-mails. she again and again tried to says in routine, a clerical matter between agencies. the fact of the matter, there may have been classified information on a lot of e-mails. that may be a real problem. >> we should recognize in 2009 obama recognized 20 people for having to determine on their own if materials were top secret. >> thanks for joining us from

vegas. now laura joins us. what do you make of the ex change with hillary yesterday? >> she shouldn't wear orange when talking to ed about issues. i wouldn't have done that. we have to remember there's a whole line of legal jurisprudence involving an t tis -- if you're in the process or order someone else to destroy evidence in anticipation of a potential investigation down the road, in this case congressional investigation can which could have led to ig or department of justice, you could be in serious legal trouble. >> criminal? >> of course you could be in criminal trouble. this is where we understand why we have the rules in place that are supposed to be in place. you're not supposed to keep this separate system where you're the

gate keeper of what is and what is not permissible ask and classified. she kept saying we turned it over. no, no. the problem here is she made yourself or minions or lawyers gate keepers here. if any lawyer was involved in this -- i don't know what we know at this point. >> she says the law says official decides what's personal and what is not. is that correct? >> i will say this. if we have a situation here where classified has clearly been mingled with personal, i think she finds herself in potential serious legal trouble. you're not the official who determines that. you say i'm going to pull the personal. what if e-mail had reference to hillary personally, great seeing you, your husband addressed our business group in aqua dots --

in qaata. you can't have this in the first place. >> doesn't this boil down to judgment? if she was indeed one of 20 people that look at the whether it was classified or not. doesn't that speak to lack of judgment? >> at the very least, it speaks to lack of judgment, braisen disregard for appearance at the very least, appearance of severe inpropriety. the whole reason we have a government that's supposed to work for us not for its own personal benefit. or to prevent other people and other branchs of government who practice oversight. to prevent them from being able to look at these e-mails. that's what it looks like happened here. i hope we have a justice department that polls the law

and not own political election. >> it does sound like now that they've got the hard drive, the server even though wiped clean, the fbi should be able to recover the stuff. they should be able to tell if anybody hacked in. and they'll tell who tried to wipe it clean. >> well, they'll be able to tell a lot. there's a lot of forensic work they do on that. also they'll find out when it happened. that's important potentially for a criminal investigation down the road. when the server was wiped, do we know exactly when? i don't think we do. was there a backup server? all sorts of questions have to be answered. hillary can wave it off. the law is law. with the rise of trump and all this, people are sick and tired of politicians in both parties

acting like they're above the law. clintons always try to get away with it. she may have met her match. how big donors are getting worried about hillary clinton. maybe the old rules don't apply this election season. >> did she not think these questions were coming? did she not anticipate that? ed was surprised he was able to get five and six questions you have and nobody jumped in. they seemed stunned. >> she's off her game. other reporter who is sat back and let ed henry do the heavy lifting for them, i say to them -- you're being paid to be reporters and ask difficult questions. at this point, it's just embarrassing. you've got to go a woman that might be president of the united states, wants to be president of the united states is clearly hiding enormous amount of information. let's get real here. if you're a reporter, act like

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for hating cops now. former homicide detective rob wheeler joining us from washington d.c. you saw the movie. you don't like the way law enforcement was depicted? >> you're exactly right. i went to see it with my 19-year-old nephew. it was interesting to watch how he reacted to how i reacted. the movie sent two different messages. first part was good. it talked act the struggles you endure trying to make it in the rap world. the second part showed all cos s not some here and there, all cops are bad. all cops approach blacks with intent to beat them up and arrest them. it's not true then and not true now. it fuels the fire. it continues to keep the flame

burning of tension between the police department these day and the community. >> the movie is supposed to be biographical. then you -- i know you don't normally play movie reviewer -- they had the rodney king there in there. you thought it inflamed people. >> it wasn't necessary. i kept thinking, why do they keep showing the king beating? we agree that was a horrible situation, moment in time. history has its place. why keep showing that in today's environment when police departments and communities are doing all they can to try to bridge the gap between them? why show them? i'll tell you why. this is my opinion. i'll get the e-mails. i think there's people especially out on the west coast that want to keep this flame

going, keep dissension between the black community and police community. i think it's wrong. >> although i was out there right after there. there was a tremendous amount of tension between l.a.p.d. and inner city. >> it was. you know what, the reality of all of this is that movies like this at this time doesn't really help that part of the situation. it doesn't help at all guys. >> rod wheeler from d.c., thank you. >> thank you guys. >> review of the movie. >> i saw the newest controversy, and it was awesome. used to pave a patio. who thought that was a good idea. who's going to happen to them? a brand new children's book makes a promise. it can force your kids to sleep. we'll find out if it works.

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>> we've got two kids in our studio. when we want to fall sleep at our house, we turn on cnn. we're not going to do that this morning. you kids ready? >> sweet jared, are you going to fall sleep too? >> the rabbit began thinking about the games he would play. are you getting sleepy? >> doctor, can i ask you, is it how the parents read the story? did do you use the drowsy voice? >> you do use the calm voice. quite frankly, kids love stories. they love stories about yourself as a parent and love the stories over and over again. the big key with bedtime is routine.

kids, we have seen the enemy, and they are small. they know every game to let us let them stay up and make excuses. >> the characters names, did those help? uncle yawn. >> sure. and sleepy snail, whatever his name is. these kids give directions to parents, yawn now. a kid can identify with that. it really works. keep in mind, your kids can get you. i want water. you bring them water. then they want kitchen water instead of bathroom water. >> i'm going to check in with little ones now. are you tired yesterday? no. you love the story. i see your smile. >> here's the problem -- >> jared, are you tired? >> he's teething. i'm reading a book while there's a noted new york times best several talking about why kids are going to fall sleep.

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hampshire and iowa in weeks to come. >> good to hear governor. >> it's a steady diet. >> are you putting to rest rumors swirling that your campaign is running out of money, that governor rick perry is cancelling out? all of that not true. >> cancelling out is not true. everybody in life has money problems from time to time. everyone as the governor of texas in 2003 we had $10 billion short fall. whether in your campaign or personal life or small business or being the governor of 12th largest economy in the world, got to make cuts and reduce and have smaller footprint. that's what we've done. nothing is changing from the standpoint of our message going to places. if the person with the most money could win the presidency, if that's all is required, i'm

sure donald trump would write a check and be done. >> i'm sure you saw over the last 12 hours or so so governor, hillary clinton was at a town hall out in las vegas. our own ed henry asked her whether or not she wiped the server clean. she made the joke, you mean with a dust rag? or whatever the joke was. this is the second time in four days she tried to use humor to deflect the problem with the fact she's in trouble. now fbi has her server. they'll figure out who tried wiping it and when. >> this is a serious issue, one she needs to take serious. more importantly, people that rely on state department keeping that classified information top secret and classified worry about it. we don't know what was oven it. there's a substantial amount of

classified information. the secretary of state should of known the seriousness of which allowing this to be put on a server that wasn't secure. this is of national importance. there have people who have lost -- people who have been in prison by these types of actions. hillary clinton has got a lot of explaining to do. people around her have a lot of explaining to do. more importantly, i hope american citizen ises that puts the -- citizens that put their lives on the line is not going to be exposed. >> she says lit burn itself out, but i doubt it's going to happen. >> it's going to burn out all right. >> donald trump puts out a paper on his plans for immigration. one of the things getting pub lis -- publicity.

if you were born you automatically get citizenship. >> there are things i've been talking about for some time. i called for doing away sanctuary cities in 2011. are there's a better way to secure this border than what he talks about. building a wall 1900 mile border. it's putting people on the border, personnel in the right places, strategic fencing in metropolitan areas. from tee wanna, el paso, brownsville, 24/7 looking down with technology to identify where activities occur or clearly illegal or suspicious at that point in time. you can do this quickly. that's the real point. if we'll get foe us canned on securing the border -- i know

you can do this. i've been engaged in this. i looked the president in the eye last year and said if you don't secure the border, texas is going to step in. we did. here's what i'm saying. how long has it been since we changed the united states constitution? we put into that constitution, took 200 years to do that. i'm a governor who believes you have to address the challenges that you have. you can't just be talking about it. i think talking about the 14 amendment and changing the 14th amendment is exercise that's going to take long time other. let's secure the border. if you secure the border, anchor babies and birth right citizenship issues go away. secure the border. focus on the real issue we have.

so many things people want to talk about on immigration and what have you that get addressed with the security of the border. i know how to secure that border. >> governor rick perry in des moines, near the iowa state fair. go eat food on a stick. >> thank you governor. somebody who had a lot of food on a stick ainsley. >> going to hit the gym today. a gas leak considered the possible cause of enormous explosion which blew a washington state hotel to smitherenes. three unaccounted for in bremerton. according to firefighters there may have been a gas repair crew on the scene one hour before the blast. one of the gas workers now in critical condition. the blast so powerful it knocked firefighters off their feet. trchlt hackers that stole from the cheating website ash rly

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hello everyone. we're tracking a front moving east ward. it's going to bring storms great lakes to texas. there's chance of hail, damaging winds and isolated tornados. those are more so in the great lakes area. temperature wise, ahead of the system, temperature temperatures widespread in 80s. very humid as well. muggy air in place. across southern plain, much hotter. temperatures in the triple digits in texas. only 61 for your high in minneapolis. 70s in chicago and kansas city. well below average feeling more like fall. back inside. >> maria, saying it's a bad hair day with humidity. proving not to be temperature case. >> thank you so much. she must be using a wella

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>> locals around would load them and use them in field dirt or make flower beds or whatever the case. >> those grave markers belong to a soldier or sailor, airman that's can dead. it's just not right to have them as a walkway. >> the guy said, i did it. they were trash. if i did something wrong i can't get them out of here. they said i'm getting 300 guys. there's a patriots group that will come here, one by one take them and move them off the patio. he first denied it and then said he will do it. >> there's a charity group that stopped in 2005. through the process occasionally there would be typos or spelling errors, things like that, and they would have to be disposed by law. they dropped them in the landfill. apparently this guy fished them

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welcome back everybody. we are on our "fox & friends" plaza. are you going to start chanting toby now? he's ready as a special edition of our summer concert series to play "feel it."

are you ready? yeah. take it away toby. ♪ ♪ >> get them hands up. ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ when i sit back and imagine ♪ life without you i can't imagine how i thought i'd make it ♪ ♪ you're my comfort, my healing ♪ ♪ this i know ♪ ♪ i feel it in my heart ♪ i feel it in my soul ♪ that's how i know ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ that's how i know ♪ that's how i know ♪ oh, oh, oh

♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh ♪ sit back and imagine life without you ♪ ♪ can't imagine how i thought i'd make it on my own ♪ ♪ ♪ oh i feel it in my heart ♪ i feel it in my soul ♪ that's how i know oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ yeah, that's how i know ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ you came crashing in ♪ you wrecked me ♪ you came crashing in

♪ never going to be the same again ♪ ♪ you came crashing in ♪ you wrecked me ♪ that's how i know ♪ everybody say i feel it ♪ i feel it, i feel it ♪ everybody say i feel it ♪ do you feel it ♪ everybody say i feel it ♪ feel it, feel it, feel it ♪ ♪ that's how i know ♪ i feel it in my heart ♪ i feel it in my soul ♪ that's how i know ♪ you take brokenness ♪ and make it beautiful ♪ that's how i know ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ i feel it in my heart ♪ i feel it in my soul

♪ that's how i know ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh ♪ ♪ oh, oh ♪ feel you ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> toby mac, fantastic. thank you. we love mr. talk box over here. remember when peter frampton used to do this. can you do "fox & friends" song?

>> good morning "fox & friends." >> toby mac, check him out on itunes everybody. thanks for being with "fox & friend friends". bill: a fox news alert. hillary clinton facing tough questions in a tough news conference, but standing firm in an email scandal that rocked her campaign and whos no signs of dying down anytime soon. martha: good morning. our own ed henry confronted hillary clinton about the private server and classified information that has been found in 300 email messages. that exchange got heated. watch