front of every home and business in the united states of americap. >> completely ridiculous. so many people twidling their thumbs looking for something to be offended about. >> the beach boys are here! >> getting ready to perform all american concert series. "fox & friends" right now. >> bye. good morning to you and your family. you made it. it is friday. it is june 3rd, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. violence erupts as protesters surround a female trump supporter. it's unbelievable. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. throwing eggs at her. >> only gets worse. we're going to show you. then hillary clinton and donald trump exchange attacks on one another. >> this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes. >> crooked hillary said, oh, donald trump, his finger on the button. she's the one that stupidly raised her hand to go into iraq

and destabilize the entire middle east. who won that debate? s who's more fit to be commander in chief of the very latest coming up. >> it's getting intense. get that sense? a man -- a man left stranded at sea for 20 hours without a life jacket. how this navy vet survived will inspire you, i promise. let me remind you, especially on this friday, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ fun, fun until daddy takes the t bird away ♪ time for week two of the all american concert series and you're looking at the before show, during the show, because the beach boys will be here shortly to perform. this might be the number one event in the history of the

band. >> 100%. they're here on the plaza performing in new york city. get out your surf board, brian, the beach boys are back. >> probably don't want to see me surfing but if you want ribs think tucker carlson. all the barbecue you can handle. how much can you hand until we're about to find out. in the area, come on down. it's going to be a huge show and, of course, this -- the end of may, into june, conjures up images of graduation. >> yeah. >> who is that? >> that was me, graduating high school. spring valley high school. go vikings in columbia, south carolina. >> you have not changed at all, young lady. so cute. >> i will thank you later. that's sweet of you. >> that was 2014. >> i was thinking about how old i was there. it's more than half of a lifetime ago. >> come on, now. >> our viewers are doing the math at home. >> i was getting my nails done yesterday and the girl next to me, talked about how she wanted

this color because she wanted to match her prom dress. this weekend's prom for her. >> there are people still in school, ainsley. when you graduate, others still have to learn. okay. >> took me back. >> listen, by the way if you have graduation pictures send them in. we want to see them. >> throughout the three-hour broadcast. >> did you turn yours in? are we going to see yours? >> it's archived footage. >> black and white. >> ruffles on brian's shirt. serious news, breaking overnight, total chaos on the campaign trail out-of-control protesters battering donald trump supporters. >> in san jose, they were throwing punches, eggs were thrown as well. leaving many battered and bloodied and burning an american flag outside the trump rally in san jose. >> a lot happened yesterday in california. garret tenney live for us with the latest on the unfolding story. good morning. >> good morning. it was an ugly scene to say the least in san jose. several hundred protesters were waiting outside the convention center yesterday afternoon when that trump rally got out and it

was clear, a lot of those demonstrators weren't only there to protest the republican frontrunner, but to target his supporters as well. and as many of those supporters tried to head home, crowds of protesters followed them, harassing them along the way by yelling, spitting and throwing bottles at anyone with a trump sign or wearing a trump shirt. several trump supporters were attacked, sucker punched and left with bloodied faces while police in riot gear stood by. this woman in a trump shirt tried confronting one large group of protesters by herself and was cornered by the group before they threw eggs at her. watch that seen play out here. >> egging them on. >> she's an idiot. >> egging them on. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. throwing eggs at her.

[ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. don't do that. >> police eventually moved in to break up those protesters and arrested four people, but still, a lot of folks clearly shaken up after that experience. back to you. >> thanks, garret. >> really upsetting. >> hard to watch. >> does not look like america in parts of this country no longer do. waving a mexican flag or sea of mexican flags. what's the point there? >> why aren't people having good conversations about this? why are people throwing eggs and then making -- i was so scared watching this video.

afraid for what was going to happen next to this young lady and why were the police officers holding the doors and not grabbing her and pulling her inside? eventually they did let her inside, but i was thinking, she is not safe. where is her husband, her parents, her friends? she's out there by herself. someone needed to pull her into safety. >> she turned around at a trump rally, proud to have a trump jersey on and people thought that was a problem. 300 protesters out there. after 90 minutes the cops said we'll break this up. inside over 10,000 showed up to watch donald trump's speech in northern california and san jose but the thing about these rallies when you bring up the anti-american rhetoric and burn the hats that say "make america great again" wave the mexican flag, these are boomeranging against the anti-trump forces. because it's making people say listen i'm on the fence about donald trump but i'm not going to burn an american flag. >> look at the. >> and can't support a bunch of people that show up with another

country's flag. >> a kupts, a government, the mexican government, utterly corrupt and inhumane to its citizens why would you wave their flag? it's an anti-america rally. this is what happens when you let in millions from other countries and don't force them to become american. >> we get the story straight and you at home see this. you need to know we're hearing all the time, that trump supporters are the ones starting the protests and throwing eggs and punches. that's not happening here. it's the other side. and you need to know that and need to know the truth here. because it's -- it's -- you're only hearing one side, what i'm hearing when i watch mainstream media. >> a rally today with donald trump in san diego. braced for the worse. i'm not sure it helps donald trump as much overall because he gave a speech, went right back at hillary clinton but go on google and look up trump rally the first 12 stories are about the protesters outside. the 300 outside, not the 10,000

plus on the inside. but meanwhile, yesterday, the ground was laid for a huge battle when hillary clinton told everyone, i loaded up the prompter, i have a major foreign policy speech look out for me on friday and it was well delivered and well written but wasn't in detail of a foreign policy speech. this was a detailed attack on donald trump how he's not worthy to be president. >> take a listen. >> donald trump's ideas aren't justiv different, they'rey inco. they're not really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds, and outright lies. he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires

knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility. this is not someone what should ever have the nuclear codes. >> crooked hillary said, donald trump, his finger on the button. i'm the one that didn't want to go into iraq, folks, and she's the one that stupidly raised her hand to go into iraq and destabilize the entire middle east. >> wow. so she says he's got a pension for personal feuds. that's true, may be a problem. is she the person to be delivering this message. she goes on to say, foreign policy, american security has always been at the forefront of my actions. she says, he sucks up to dictator who treat women like animals. your foundation took millions from saudi arabia which doesn't let women vote or drive. are you the person? >> if you want to know what donald trump will do on foreign policy she says look at russia, how will he deal with vladimir putin, the iran deal, made us

safer? libya? if you have hillary clinton with decades of experience doing this thing and going over 100 countries but drew down on it what is her policy with russia, how did the re-set go, the iran deal make us safer. do you know anyone who thinks that's a good deal. they were listed number one on the terrorist nation, number one terrorist nation according to america's top five list you don't want to be on. that came out yesterday. and the iraq withdraw that she supportered that allowed that region that was stable after the surge that she voted against, to go into utter chaos today. she delivered it crisply, does have experience but her resume does not look strong. >> a lot of people don't know all the details. just that she was secretary of state, the wife of a president before, and that she has experience. >> it's up to donald trump to go back. he did yesterday. we'll see where it goes. >> hand it to heather who has headlines. >> good morning. a tragic story i have to bring you right now. we start out with a fox news alert. time may be running out in texas for rescue crews desperately

searching for four soldiers swept away by the raging floodwaters at ft. hood in texas. an army tactical vehicle carrying 12 soldier was out on a training mission it was swallowed up by the rising floodwaters. five of those soldiers are confirmed dead. three were rescued and are now in stable condition. the soldiers' names have not been released yet. ft. hood no stranger to tragedy. the scene of that terror attack that left 13 dead back in 2009. we are all praying for those families this morning and for a good outcome for those missing. the blue angels a fighter jet explodes into a fireball leaving the pilot dead. >> oh, no! no, no, no! god bless his soul! no! >> the pilot of that plane marine captain jeff cut was killed after taking off. the blue angels were practicing

for an air show. they've since canceled that appearance. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. also around the same time there was another military tragedy outside the air force academy's graduation ceremony in colorado. a thunder bird pilot crashing moments after flying over that event. the air force jet landed in a field on its belly. major alex turner managing to avoid homes, ejecting himself, parachuting down and luckily walking away. boy, it's been a tough day. and then a 7-year-old boy, as piece of good news, has been found alive after spending six days deep in a bear infested forest alone. his parents reportedly kicking him out of his car because he was misbehaving. when they came back a few minutes later to get him he was gone. this happened in japan. a massive search was conducted. he was eventually found curled up on a mattress inside a building in the woods and hungry as thirsty but otherwise okay. his parents say they went too

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the republican nominee for president has already said he would dismantle all these rules that we passed. that is crazy. the republican nominee for president's tax plan would give the top 0.1% a bigger tax cut than the 120 million american households at the bottom. by almost every economic measure, america's better off than when i came here at the

beginning of my presidency. >> all right. that was president obama in indiana earlier this week calling out donald trump for his economic proposals while claiming americans are better off financially in every way than when he took over as president of the united states. but is that, in fact, true? let's go inside the numbers right now. joining us to discuss this, lisa booth, contributor with the washington examiner, president and founder of high noon strategy. >> ready? >> yeah. >> here's your categories. on one category you want to examine food stamp recipients, people needing help. >> we've seen an increase about 12.5 million. that's a huge inkreens since lyndon b. johnson launched the war on poverty we've not seen a dent in food stamps or government programs. they've increased. it hasn't had an impact on poverty in america. >> we do know when the president took over, we had the collapse of wall street. we had debt climbing exponentially and we had to

release t.a.r.p. which goes to the debt, printing money. what has that done? >> it's been very problematic. look at the stimulus as well, which $860 billion it failed to produce the mamamount of jobs t president obama promised us. that had a significant impact on the national debt. we will add that to federal government spending here and that's worse. we've seen federal government spending increase pretty significantly, the amount of the national debt has increased significantly as well as i mentioned with programs like the stimulus which is really failed. so now we're going to get to unemployment, brian. unemployment we've seen a dip in the unemployment rate, that being said, that doesn't give the full picture because you have under employment, the lowest work force participation rate since the 1970s. >> i will do same or worse nearly based off of looking at the rate which has dipped but it's not the full picture. >> almost cut in half. really probably in the better category. >> all right. >> sure. >> median income, that's been a struggle. >> we've had actually a slight

dip under president obama. but you really got to look at middle-class families as well. pew research came out with a study showing how much the middle class has seen an impact and the shrinking middle class in america. >> where does this go? >> same. because there's been a slight dip but not been huge just looking at it overall. >> gdp, it has gone -- >> it's been slow under president obama. we're going to do worse. actually, in ten years, we've not seen an increase above 3% and the congressional budget office has said that america may never see an above 3% growth again which is a disturbing -- is disturbing thing. you look at the national debt, we're going to do worse because as i mentioned earlier, the national debt has increased by trillions of dollars under president obama because of failed policies like the stimulus. >> there's your board. you can play this game at home. lisa booth, thank you very much. >> thank you. coming up, one ivy league school has an important lesson for students. [ inaudible ] wait until you

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the network connecting illegals to mexicans who brought them to the u.s. border. smuggled including palestinians, pakistanis and afghan man who officials say has ties to the taliban. that's reassuring. >> that's a great story. thanks a lot, tucker. 25 minutes after the hour. >> another big weekend, brian, at the box office, with two new films hitting the big screen today what should you see and skip this weekend? >> i would ask kevin mccarthy. fox news contributor, founder of [ inaudible ]. no limitations. what should we watch, for example, when it comes to teenage mutant ninja turtles 2. >> good morning. tucker, great to talk to you on a friday. hope you're doing well. good to see you, buddy. ninja turtles sequel is crazy as a 32-year-old man to be sitting here reviewing a movie on national tv. i used to watch the turtle show all the time as a kid. full circle for me. the sequel is a big deal because the first one made over $493

million worldwide, so clearly a sequel had to happen. megan fox is back. this time the turtles are fighting shredder and b-bop and rock steady, characters from the turtles universe. casey jones making an appearance as well, know him from the show "arrow." the movie delivers what it's supposed to. it gives you great action, having fun, the comedy there, pizza, makes the turtles so much fun. the script is not an oscar-winning script. issues with the storytelling but the overall experience is fun. here's the cool thing, though, and we have some video here of the turtles, when they film the turtles in the movie they're done, so people are on set filming the scenes with big shells behind them with dots on their bodies and cameras in their faces. that's how they create the turtlesy did the movie with andy for "lord of the rings." the really cool scene where steven is skating and the cars are blowing up to the left and right of him, they actually had a massive truck that had these

plows on i that was lifting the cars off the ground. that's exactly why the movie works, because the action is so well done. i gave it a three and a half out of five. not as -- sorry, slightly better than the first one, not a masterpiece, just a fun movie to watch. >> one of the big things you said teenage ninja turtles will not be up for an oscar. >> the kids love it, though. they loved it when we were growing up and still love it. >> it's awesome. >> so much fun. >> how many stars? >> i gave it a three and a half out of five. lot of fun. >> what about "me before you." >> "me before you". >> yeah. this movie, i know this is going to sound strange, it's beautifully devastating. if that makes sense. it's a very, very tough movie to watch, but also a very beautiful love story. it's about a young woman, amelia clark, plays her, know her from "game of tloens" plays a character that falls in love with a paralyzed man, they are phenomenal in the movie

together. i love them together. gave the movie a four out of five. here's the cool thing. let me nerd out for a second here. big "game of thrones" fan you know her as the mother. here is her mother. ka leesy. there she is from "game of thrones" another. character played by a guy named charles dance. in "game of thrones" they will never meet because he is dead. here's the interesting thing. in the movie, those two actors meet. had a little fantasy question for amelia clark, what would happen if those two met in "game of thrones" watch this. >> one nerdy moment i had when you and charles meet for the first time. >> i know. >> as a "game of thrones" fan i want to know what that moment would be like in the "game of thrones" world if ty wins. >> it would be quick because i would kill him. >> yes! yes! >> i want to see his happen. talk about how that scene would play out. i want to -- in the "game of thrones" universe how would that

go down? >> goes down like hi, what's your name. i'm the mother. >> the mother. >> yeah. >> i was nerding out. like be the coolest thing ever. it was kalisi. >> doesn't look like her, kevin, with the white hair, doesn't look like her. >> that's why she's so good, ainsley, in this movie. it's a complete 180 from the character. obviously you see how different she is in real life. that's why she's such a great actress and great in the film. gave it a four out of five. know going in you're going to cry. >> kahisi! >> i wanted to. >> thank you, kevin. >> great to see you. >> thanks, guys. >> up next, violence erupts as protesters -- female in california. >> egging them on. >> oh, my gosh. [ bleep ]. throwing eggs at her. >> is that america? doesn't look like it. what is going on in our country? our panel of police officers next on what law enforcement

should be doing. >> what san diego's got to do today. speaking of america, don't hang the american flag from a fire truck. it makes you look like isis. the outrageous comments you will not believe. and -- >> oh, my gosh. that's awful. first, let's change the subject. happy birthday to nadal, our tennis star. he's only 30 years old. he's achieved so much already. >> he's hurt. ♪ right here in the usa ♪ living in the usa

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is me graduating high school. >> is that is so cute. >> i look like i'm stung by something. >> you should grow your hair out like that. >> tucker carlson. >> 1987. >> is that a shadow or is your hair long? >> my hair was long. >> not looking as wholesome as brian. >> set the scene. >> no. >> were you in a tuxedo? >> no. that was a bow tie. >> i remember that. >> yeah. >> cute. that's a good picture too. you haven't changed. >> by the way, we asked you to send in your graduation pictures and you're doing it. for example, this is hailey. she sent a picture to us. congratulations on graduating. happy for you. graduating from the university of alabama with a degree in materials engineering. >> that's not sociology. that's a real degree. >> sociology, ronald reagan was a sociology major. >> there's nothing wrong with sociology. lisa sent her graduation picture

from kentucky high school in 1960. >> wow. >> what about this viewer, jesse fowler, a may 2016 mizzou grad, graduated with a degree in agra business management and agriculture management. >> run my farm any time. >> exciting time in your life. congrat layiulation congratulations. you worked hard. right now we have to scramble to get heather in place. more breaking news happening. >> what's going on? >> good morning. good morning to all of you. hope you're off to a great day. i was messing around back there. chaos inside a cleveland courtroom when a father lunges at his daughter's killer. take a look at this. >> no, no, no! >> you can see it right there. serial killer michael madison smirking as van perry, the father, dives over the table to grab the man's throat. madison had just been sentenced to death for killing three women

including his daughter. terry said it's okay if he's charged in that attack because he knows he did the right thing. a terrifying case of road rage caught on camera. a nearby driver catching the scene as a truck drives that red sports car with a teenage couple right off the road and into a guardrail nearly missing another car. this happened in oklahoma. the person filming even saying, quote, someone looks like -- looks like someone is about to get murdered. the teenagers only suffered minor injuries. the truck driver speeding off. police are looking for him. it's still unclear what sparked that road rage. students at yale university demanding the english department cut ties with writers like william shakespeare. why? well because they say literature from white men is, quote, hostile to students of color. english majors are required to spend two semesters reading from english poets. a petition reads, quote, it is unacceptable that a yale student considering studying english

literature might read only male authors. it has more than 160 signatures. yale hasn't responded yet. this story is unreal out of the northeast. a town sparking outrage for forcing its firefighters to remove the american flag from the back of its fire truck because it makes them look like terrorists. a city official in rhode island says that the american flags waving from the back of the trucks look ridiculous and this person went so far as to compare them to those flags that fly off the back of isis trucks, writing, quote, like isis in syria, going to take over a city, i don't think they need that big flag on the back of the truck. that's not american to me. those are a bunch of terrorists. firefighters now actually have to get permission in order to fly a flag. those are your headlines. unreal. one of the best things of new york city when you see those monster flags off the back of our fdny fire trucks.

love those. giving me chills. and now they have to get permission. >> unreal. >> 23 minutes before the top of the hour. maria molina is outside poised to give us the weather. our weather is great. >> other areas are not looking so greats especially across texas. we have been telling you about how the flash flooding has been ongoing and dealing with river flooding and the storm system very slow moving, continuing to bring more heavy rain out there as we head into this weekend and early next week. taking a look at the forecast, see several more inches of rain are expected. as much as four to six inches of rain on the way in parts of texas. that's a big concern. see on the radar it's very busy out there this morning. just to the west of dallas and also austin we're dealing with steady rainfall that continues coming down. otherwise across the eastern u.s., a lot of moisture. it's a humid day including right here in new york city. a lot of cloud cover. we will be having a pretty messy weekend coming up. especially on sunday across parts of the east coast. keep in mind you could be looking at severe weather

including damaging winds, large hail, and some tornadoes. otherwise today the severe threat will be in place across the northern plains with damaging winds and hail expected there including iowa, south dakota, nebraska, portions of minnesota. quick look at your current temperatures. relatively mild from the plains to the eastern u.s. and as we head into later this afternoon, out west, temperatures really heating up especially in the southwestern u.s. and l.a. middle 80s, and 114 expected in phoenix, arizona. it gets hot out there but this is a little too early in the season. let's head back inside. breaking overnight, total chaos on the campaign trail yesterday. out-of-control protesters battling donald trump supporters. this all happened in california where they threw punches, eggs, leaving some trump supporters battered and bloodied and burned an american flag outside a trump rally in san jose. so what should the police do in instances like this? with us now to discuss, joe

cordero, john rafferty, nypd lieutenant and founder of watch guard 24/7 and carla, retired hartford police sergeant, former president of the contract gts of police women. great to see you all. start with you, joe, you saw the pictures which are really shocking of the lone woman surrounded by a mob behind her are what appears to be security guards not letting her in. they did finally. what should the response be in a situation like that of law enforcement or even of security guards? >> the typical response would be to come to the aid of the person who seemingly is under attack. opening the door, getting the person away from the cloud, closing the doors. that's what they should do. the problem is, should is no longer logical. what police and people would suspect and normally do throughout decades of policing, is now under attack. so a lot of times you're seeing things and responses that you normally would not see. >> that's for sure. this does not even look like america to me and i grew up in

california not that far from here. we saw the same process basically in ferguson and baltimore where rioters ran amuck and the cops did nothing. is this the new normal sh. >> it is the new normal. the hardest thing is crowd control for police officers, trying to find the balance between safety and separating people. this lady probably got separated from her crowd, probably separation between the protesters and people there supporting trump. that's the hardest thing. you see people are afraid to make a decision like joe mentioned and that's the true, is that now there's a camera in your face so if you do something incorrect you're second guessed, put on the news, youtube and people are afraid to make a decision just to the fact that they may be wrong. >> also, isn't there political pressure too. police departments are overseen by politicians and tell their police departments stand back. >> absolutely. and then you question what exactly are they protesting? just protesting authority in general and that's where we see people protesting in general and it's against the police officers as well.

it's not just trump or it's not just the issue. now it's theirs choice to create chaos. >> exactly. >> john, i know we're not imagining this every week it seems like we have a story about a police officer shot or killed in the line of duty, sometimes randomly sitting in the squad car and executed. this looks like a national trend and why is this happening? >> you know, i do see it as a national trend and the reasons why, for example, last year you have fewer police officers killed in the line of duty than in 2014. but what that doesn't say is that in 2013, there were nearly half of those officers killed in the line of duty, but also, the functions or the type of activity that officers were engaged. when they were killed. you're seeing less officers being killed connecting crime prevention work that was the hallmark of the crime reductions we experienced over the last decade. we're living in an environment where criminals are the victims,

cops are the criminals, and the victims of crimes are invisible and their lives and those of the police officers don't matter. >> i see, john, politicians politicizing crime and saying to people, you're going to jail because someone doesn't like you because of bias, basically. doesn't that message increase crime? >> i think so. i think we see the politicians pandering for votes and trying to associate the cops as the enemy. if you take the cops out of these neighborhoods the cops are protecting these neighborhoods and servicing the neighborhoods and formed something people look at the cops as enemy. only ones down there protecting the city putting their lives on the line. >> carla, almost out of time. you spent 20 years on the streets of hartford. would you do it again in this environment? >> absolutely not. it's not a choice for an officer to put on his uniform after he just had a bottle thrown at him or injured. it's now a choice for them to protest and they choose to make that choice. i grew up in inner city. i grew up in the projects and i

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few miles away from hudson, florida. 61-year-old william durdsen had been treading water for 20 hours at this point. it took a helicopter and swimmer to pull him to safety. authorities say trouble started wednesday. he left his summer home off the houma sass sa river and boarded a 22-foot boat and took off on a fishing trip. day turned to night and he didn't come back so his wife alerted the coast gird. about three hours into the search a fish and wildlife group spotted the boat in the key. . a coast guard air crew located the fisherman, his team completed that rescue by transporting him here to the air station in clearwater. medics checked him out and they did not find a single injury. so he certainly escaped with an amazing story to share and he credits his military training with what to do in this type of situation. he is a navy veteran, guys. back to you. >> his training saved his life.

incredible. thank you for bringing us that story. glad he's okay. >> tough man. >> i didn't think that was possible, but all right. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. >> coming up next, a decorated general blocked from a prayer breakfast at a military base because of his views. lieutenant general william boykin joins us next. >> "black hawk down" scene. the video is terrifying. a scuba diver comes face to face with a shark with no way to protect himself. what do you do? curt, the cyber guy, has the gadget that could save your life. if you're a surfer or scuba diver. >> one thing, if you hear that music, get out of the water. ♪ the missing piece to trump's

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good morning. it is friday, june 3rd, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. it was scene of a terror attack that left 13 people dead. this morning another tragedy at ft. hood. five soldiers killed, four more are missing. in a raging flood. we have the breaking detail snooss -- details. and the video just in, and it is sickening. an angry mob surrounds a trump supporter, taunts her and attacks her. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. >> meanwhile, grown men hold the doors shut so she can't come in. do you recognize your country?

you have a decorated war general booted from the prayer breakfast for his conservative values. general jerry boykin is here live with his reaction to what happened to him at ft. riley. keep in mind, your mornings are better with "friends." ♪ ♪ i'm pickin' up good vibrations ♪ >> they have sold 100 million albums and will sell more shortly. because on that stage will be one of the most famous bands in the world, beach boys. right here in midtown -- on our show. >> summer concert series in full swing. plus, we have backyard animals out on the plaza. >> yeah. >> animals you might find in your backyard and what to do when you see them. >> go to the pet store in this economy, you have them waiting for you in your backyard. plus, graduation pictures.

we're soliciting yours. >> brian, how cute is that? i love the curls. >> this is the most i have ever seen this picture. i think i got my yearbook and forgot to open it up. that's before and after. >> ravages of time, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you very much. i walk into the wind a lot. so there. don't use enough moisturizer. meanwhile, send us your pictures and bring us back to graduation. because it's graduation season. meanwhile a lot to get to. total chaos outside of a good rally for donald trump where protesters wanting all the worst things for donald trump. >> they threw punches, eggs. leaving supporters bloody and bruise and they burned an american flag. >> garrett tenney has the very latest for us from washington. >> reporter: good morning. we have seen plenty of protests at donald trump's rallies before. but yesterday in san jose it was his supporters who became the targets. several hundred protesters were waiting outside the san jose

convention center yesterday afternoon when that trump rally got out. it had the supporters -- as the supporters tried to leave, crowds of the protesters followed them. they were not only yelling, some of the threw bottles, spat on them, ripped away their signs and set them on fire along with american flag. cameras caught several trump supporters getting sucker punched and left with bloodied faces. while police in riot gear stood by. this woman got herself in a very scary situation when she tried to confront a large group of protesters and started taunting them. watch how she was corner and watch as grown men cheered and she was pelted by eggs. >> egging them on. egging them on. oh, my god. [ bleep ]. throwing eggs at her. [ bleep ].

[ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> don't do that. >> police eventually moved in to break up that crowd and they arrested four people in total. still a lot of folks clearly shaken up after that experience. back to y'all. >> really hard to watch. >> let's be totally clear. this not a rally against trump, but an anti-american rally. how else do you explain people carrying mexican flags, burning an american flag. that's anti-american. i mean, let's be honest about it. >> tom davis who used to be

amongst republican leadership in washington says no doubt about it, a lot of republicans and moderates and independents who see these rally, they're working for the trump campaign. they come off as anti-american with the flags waving and then you burn the american flag. >> why do you live in america if you're not proud of those colors? our men and women are dying every day, fighting in afghanistan and iraq and our grandparents fought in wars that's really infuriating and very sad. and is this the direction that our country is going in? this poor girl is getting eggs thrown at her. you don't like what she say, we understand that. that's what america is about. we're not throwing punches. this is what's really sad about this election. i'm watching our country going in the wrong direction i feel like. >> well, protests in california are not going to be rare when you're donald trump or a

republican. but one thing i would like to add is the big news yesterday was the speaker of the house, it took a while, has endorsed donald trump. karl rove met one-on-one with donald trump. a lot of the republican enemies of donald trump who said no way, no how or i'm thinking about not voting at all are beginning to be folded in and if donald trump doesn't get 90% of the republican vote he's notgoing to win. he's there's -- at least the table is being set. >> what is all this hate about? >> bitter pills for those in washington to do this. they don't prefer trump, but he's the choice of actual republic republican voters. "the washington post" ran an editorial yesterday calling the speaker of the house immoral because he'd vote for the republican nominee. they're in the same party. people are framing this as a referendum on whether you're a good person or not. if you support trump you're immoral? we don't want that. it's a political election. >> i think little by little more and more republicans are coming together because the alternative was front and center in hillary

clinton in her attack speech. >> they're more united than the democrats. >> sanders is surging, possibly ahead of hillary clinton. >> i know we're not supposed to give our opinions on the show -- go bernie. i'm not a socialist, but i think ordinary democrats should have a voice. debbie wasserman schultz shouldn't be in control. >> go tucker. and a deadly terror attack in 2009, you remember this, now another tragedy strikes ft. hood, texas. >> a dozen soldiers swept away when the vehicle was swallowed by raging floodwaters. a frantic search under way for survivors. >> casey stegall has the latest. unbelievable. >> reporter: it really is unbelievable. i can tell you that the names of the five soldiers who lost their lives not being released right now. we don't have a whole lot of information frankly out of ft. hood. but here what is what we do know at this hour.

the army truck the soldiers were riding in overturned at a low water crossing yesterday. five bodies have been recovered downstream from the truck in the swollen owl creek. three were rescued alive. and are in stable condition at an area hospital. four soldiers sadly still missing this morning. aircraft, k-9s, boats, you name it, everything being used to try and find those four who are unaccounted for. they all belonged to the first cavalry division, stationed at ft. hood. this now brings the death toll to 11 across the state of texas. 11 people who have died in this unprecedented flooding over the last week. the commanding general of the first cavalry releasing this statement. it reads in part and i'm quoting here, your thoughts and prayers are greatly appreciated during this difficult time as we care for the families, loved ones and fellow soldiers of those

impacted by this tragedy. god bless the first team. because of the extreme and widespread flooding, the government of texas, greg abbott, has declared a disaster in 31 counties here. guys? >> all those families they're in our thoughts and prayers. thank you so much. nine minutes after the hour. heather nauert has the other breaking news. hi, heather. >> good morning. good morning to you. this is of no surprise to a lot of folks who are very sent cal of i -- skeptical of iran. iran said it won't help the united states fight isis. instead, that country's leader is calling the u.s. a big enemy. this is of course despite that controversial iran nuclear deal that the administration touted and pushed for for so long. that proved to be a financial wind fall for iran. well, the leader of that country claiming any cooperation with the united states would be against the independence of iran. the new nuclear deal removes the economic sanctions in exchange for iran reducing its nuclear

program. now they won't help us with isis, nice. well, brand-new dramatic video shows the moment a man opened fire on a police officer, sparking an hours' long standoff in california. watch. the suspect opening fire while hiding next to his car door. the officer struck, falling to the ground. the suspect then takes off running. the officer in critical condition this morning. authorities now identifying the suspect as gerald vilbring. he was found dead inside a closet after barricading himself in a burning house as police tried to negotiate with him. a blue angels jet exploding into the fireball leaving the pilot dead. >> oh, no! no, no! god bless his soul.

>> well, the pilot of that jet, marine captain jeff ross was killed after takeoff. the blue angels were practicing for the weekend air show. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. our prayers go out to his family this morning. then another crash to tell you about from our military. but it was an air force pilot. this one happened in colorado. major alex turner survived. he managed to avoid homes, ejecting himself. parachuting down and then walking away. he was firing a thunderbird and it crashed after he flew over the air force graduation academy where president obama was speaking. well, jen psaki lashing out this morning, trying to clarify her role in the state department video that was all about iran, that was deleted. she released a statement saying she had no knowledge of cutting her briefing transcripts. but our chief washington correspondent james rosen e-mailed her, saying this.

quote, the briefing transcript remained unaltered the entire time. do you want to issue a revised statement asserting the same for the video which was altered? well, she fired back, writing, quote, hopefully, you will find the time to spend on the range of global events happening in the world in between attacking my character. and those are your headlines. >> it was a perfectly logical thing for him to bring up, because she was referring to the edit of the transcript, not the video. the trap -- transcript was fine, but the video wasn't. coming up a decorated general blocked from a prayer breakfast at a military base because of his conservative values. lieutenant general jerry boykin is going to react. >> by the way, do you notice anything funny about the yearbook photos? they're all wearing the same shirt.

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jerry boykin -- ft. riley under fire for abruptly canceling the upcoming prayer breakfast. after complaints that people were literal i what crying over its, religious freedom founder mikey weinstein said this -- i was clients weeping on the phone about this. army officials have not admitted any fault, they don't indicate that. they're going to investigate how this unconstitutional travesty happened. joining us right now, executive vice president of family research council, lieutenant general william boykin. general boykin, you're set to give a prayer breakfast speech on d day at ft. riley. what happened? >> well, as you said, this military religious freedom foundation which is a radical anti-christian atheist group protested the fact that i was there.

and the installation cancelled my visit. i want you to think about this, brian. today the commander of ft. hood, texas, is calling for prayers, asking for people to pray for the families and for his troops and the commander of ft. riley, kansas, is canceling a prayer breakfa breakfast, denying his soldiers the opportunity to attend prayer breakfast. >> do you blame griggs by? >> i blame him in he made the ultimate decision. but this is the condition of the military today. moms and dads need to understand this is what your children are going through today as they serve in the military that barack obama has created. >> well, they labeled you -- oh, general boykin, we have to cancel him, he's anti-gay and anti-muslim. what's your reaction to that? >> well, first of all, i have been very outspoken about my feelings about the muslim brotherhood in america, but if anyone listened to what i said,

i said that the majority of muslims in america are not embracing shari'ah or jihad. and they're the people we need to be reaching out the, rather than the front groups for the muslim brotherhood like the council on islamic american relations. >> best known as cair. they always seem to be in the lead. there -- so your review of gays? >> i have objected to the repeal of don't ask/don't tell. after that i have been silent on that. it's created such a stir. but i objected to the repeal of don't ask/don't tell. we have a stressed military that is -- that doesn't need another experiment. >> so general, someone who's been on the inside, and now has friends on the inside, and now you're in the civilian world, tell us what really has changed over the last 7 1/2 years. >> well, our military's

readiness has declined drastically. right now we have a military that is demoralized. a military that doesn't have the equipment that they need. you have done shows on cannibalization of airplanes to keep others flying. >> yeah. >> our military is in rapid decline because we are spending an awful lot of time doing sensitivity training and tolerance and that type of thing. hey, brian, look at a video of jeremiah denton when he was tortured into making a public statement and blinked in morse code torture. then look at 2011 naval academy graduate in january of this year when he apologized to the iranians and thanked them for their hospitality. what's happened to our military? >> great point. great illustration. thank you for joining us this morning. your heart is in the right place. thank you. coming up straight ahead, could the woman in the heart of

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shirt in their yearbook picture. the high schooler bought five shirts and word quickly spread about hawaiian shirts and it caught on. and finally, 70%. that's how many people who say they have experienced this at work. >> you ate my sandwich? hey, it was a simple mistake, it can happen to anyone. >> it was my sandwich. >> lunch tragedy there. brand-new study says seven in ten people have experienced having their food or drink consumed without permission by a co-worker. >> right. this never happens with our next guest. >> that's right. >> they don't go -- >> they are rock legends. selling more than 100 million albums. the beach boys are back and our crowd loves them. >> all right. >> they aren't slowing down. >> mike love is here, bruce johnson is here. before they sing to you, they're going to talk to us. a round of applause for these two legends. [ cheers and applause ] all right. >> when you look around the crowd, it's generational.

i mean -- it's throughout every generation. your music is just as popular today as it was the first time you sang it. why is that? >> i don't know. i think it's the subject matter, plus the harmony. just the happiness involved. we always accentuated the positive. >> right. >> good vibrations. >> bruce is a different story. bruce said it's all about him. he says it's really about you. >> it's all about the music. >> he's the only one who has the grammy. he wrote "i write the songs" the barry manilow hit. >> his nephew is kevin love. >> absolutely! >> our family is in mourning. >> sorry. >> so how many shows have you guys done? >> we have done 172 last year. >> that's unbelievable. you must still love it. >> we love it. the people love our music and we love playing it for them. it's beautiful. >> 179 shows. >> everyone says they wished they could sing and you get to do this on a daily basis.

>> is it a job? >> yeah. >> we're celebrating the 50th anniversary of "good vibrations" and we have a lot of people can come and see us. >> i have a daughter that's 6 months old and she loves "barbara ann." >> and we have no video unfortunately. take her word for it. >> i know you're rolling thunder and you got to catch up with donald trump. >> a photo-op. he spoke to all those people that came in. we did the memorial day special on pbs. it was seen by over 10 million people which is beautifully produced. but that afternoon, i went over to rolling thunder. i didn't know he was going on the there but he was. we had known him for years. you know, we -- >> biker rally and a tribute to those who served. tell us about the mood there. >> the mood was fantastic.

it was really great. nice that people are honored for their service and stuff. >> you came up with the -- we were tearing each other apart in the '60s with the vietnam war and with peace and everything like this. that was going on, right? describe what it's like now. compare the political climate then and now. >> you know, young people didn't buy into that war or any war. and we were all young and it was a tough time. of course we had the real squeaky clean image and no one thought we were into the war. >> anyway, the tragedy of the divisiveness, i mean, supposed to be a free country. we have freedom of speech. >> yes. >> and people ought to honor the right of other people to have different opinions. whatever those opinions may be. >> are you referring to the violence outside the trump rallies? >> yeah. any kind of violence. >> 50 years ago, protesters were organizing on behalf of the right of others to say what they want.

you don't see that now. >> it's a pity because the american values of freedom of speech and expression should be adhered to. >> amen. >> when you think of graduations, do you think of great memories? >> we think of the song, "graduation day." >> yeah. that's good. a beautiful song. >> i think we have pictures of you guys on your graduation day. >> oh no. that could be embarrassing. >> yeah. swing that monitor around. let's go. let's see. >> i don't know what you're looking at. >> there you go. >> handsome guys. >> yeah. >> that's mike love. just as sexy. >> bruce! >> there's bruce. >> in his sports coat. >> where was that, what school? >> mine was dorsey high school in l.a. >> yeah. >> part of the southern league. >> bruce? >> university high school with janet dee by the way. >> that's amazing. >> we can't wait for you to play. i know you're playing all

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is that clayton morris? >> yes, it is. >> nice. >> in pennsylvania, in 1972. or thereabouts. i believe he had to share that car with his sister. >> i think that's the story. >> janice dean. >> look at that. pride of the north country. >> right. jace dean graduated high school -- >> heather childers. >> she looks the same. >> i would say that. >> she looks fantastic. >> send in your pictures for us. donna from her high school graduation in 1983. >> nice. >> yeah. >> feathered hair. >> then this is danielle. she sent a picture of her son owen who just graduated from high school. congratulations. seen with his brother and sister. >> elizabeth sent in a photo too of her and her friend shannon from back in 2015. >> a long time ago.

>> those were the days. >> seems like yesterday. >> congratulations, everyone. >> it is indeed graduation season. a long time ago. they came up with photography as an option for people as opposed -- >> gunpowder flash. >> right. >> you're right. i remember those. i saw it in a movie. >> yeah. right. >> let's hand it over to heather with some headlines for us. >> i certainly do. good morning to you. i hope you're off to great day. that 7-year-old boy was found alive after spending six days deep in the bear infested forest all alone. his parents kicked him out of the car because they said he was misbehaving. when they came back a few minutes later he was gone. he was found more than three miles from where his parents left him. he was hungry and thirsty, but

otherwise said to be okay. he didn't even cry. his parents who said they went too far are now being accused of neglect. a shocking scene along our southern border. children stuffed into the trunks of cars. trying to get into the united states illegally. take a look at these pictures we are now getting. this has happened two times in the same hour. some of the children younger than 14 years old. and by the way this time of the year in arizona the temperature in the trunk of that car could reach 125 degrees. those kids are lucky to be alive. officers taking seven people into custody and arresting both drivers. well, many are calling this another sign of disrespect to our veterans. a loophole could actually help this woman sharon helman, the former director of the phoenix v.a. hospital get her job back. well, lawmakers now say they're simply furious. arizona senator and former p.o.w. john mccain slamming the move as shameful saying it

undermines the law. well, their anger over the announcement by the doj that declared helman's fast tracked firing unconstitutional, removing her was a key provision in the reform law which is being ignored after she was booted in 2014 over wait times and cover-ups. that's exactly why it's so hard to fire federal employees. got it right there. well, this might be the sweetest story you will hear all day. a 2 day old baby otter lost at sea gets help finding its mother. marine rescue workers in california are saying that the pup -- well, six different female otters, none of them responding to the baby's cries. when they tried a seventh otter, something incredible happens. watch. oh, i hear the little cries. well, the mom immediately recognizes her baby's cries and swims to the pup. they were separated from the

strong tide. those are your headlines. >> really cute. >> all right. thanks, heather. hey, a lot of you are parents, you're looking back on your childhood and you wonder why you're the people you are and maybe you want to shape your children in a certain way. make them positive, uplifting. kids have to know that they have unconditional love. there's been a study that's out that might change the way that you parent today. >> psychologists are now saying that you need to live -- make your children feel like they're loved no matter -- >> unconditional. >> if they're good or bad or if they win or lose. >> how do you feel about this? it's giving the emotional net to the child. in all situations. >> emotional net? >> yeah. if you fall, you won't hit the ground. >> if you say, daddy drinks because of you. that's out. suggest you're a living legend.

know i love you whether you win or lose. et cetera, et cetera. obviously you have to express to your children that they'll get unconditional love. but i think overcomplimenting kids is a bad idea. >> i think it's more important to come home and be positive. leave your stuff at work. come home in a good mood. don't let people outside of your family see the good side of you and then you come home and you unload. >> amen. >> if you want to unlock your child's inner genius, you tell them you have unconditional support and it's coming from your parents. win or lose. >> make your house feel like an oasis, a safe haven. a place to go for refuge. >> but the other side of that, i remember george steinbrenner what drove you so much? my dad said if you win, you lose. second place was never good enough and it drove him to unquestionable success in life. >> he's saying if you're a loser, tell your child he's a loser? >> second is losing. >> if you're not first, you're last. >> right. >> that was from ricky bobby. >> yeah.

>> what do you think, where do you stand on that? please write us and we'll share and do follow-ups. a video that's upsetting. in fact, disgusting. a mob surrounds a trump supporter and taunts her and then attacks her physically. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. they're throwing eggs at her. >> meanwhile, grown men hold the door shut so she can't come in. what is going on in our country? peter johnson jr. is here next to tell us. and forget the zoo. you can come across these own creatures in your backyard. they are so cute. a little alligator? >> i believe it is. goodbye icky sunscreen.

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quick headlines now. a health care for legend muhammad ali and he was rescued to the hospital. it happened in phoenix. doctors say he's being treated for a serious respiratory issue. he's 74 years old, suffering from parkinson's disease. he's expected to be in the hospital for a few days. please keep your fingers crossed. a former destiny's child singer is going to need someone to pay for her legal bills. ♪ all right. busted for public intoxication, note the red nose in her mug shot. when police in georgia asked how much she had been drinking she replied not enough. not a great answer. here's ainsley with something else. >> thank you. breaking overnight, total chaos on the campaign trail.

battering the trump supporters throwing punches, throwing egg, leaving them battered and bloodied. and burning an american flag outside of his san jose rally. so joining us now to discuss this, our fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. >> good morning. >> good morning. so the security guards are holding the doors closed at the marriott hotel. you have the girl on the outside of the girl surrounded by this mob of protesters and they're yelling at her, throwing eggs at her. when i watched it this morning i was fearful for her. >> yeah. and i join that this morning. i turned you folks on and said, there's a break down of order having lost all sense of proportions. the kind of rhetoric from hillary clinton propelling this kind of violence, this kind of conduct? hillary clinton gave a speech yesterday and look, she basically said donald trump was a racist and a mad man. a dangerous person. and capable of committing murder. and so when a presumptive

democratic candidate is engaging in that kind of language, is the effect of that to see violence in the streets like this? so we need to do two things. people like that need to be caught, convicted and canned. so the police need to act. if they haven't acted, they need to act today because this can't go on anymore. the second point, hillary clinton needs to speak up. hillary clinton needs to say this kind of conduct is deplorable, despicable, unamerican and can't go forward in this country. i really have bad feelings this morning that somehow this is an omen for the next six months in terms of this campaign. and so there needs to be bernie sanders speaking out. the head of the democratic party speaking out. the chairwoman. hillary clinton speaking out and saying, we can't have this. i disagree with donald trump on about a thousand things she can say. but we can't have this. this is -- >> have this violence. >> un-american. can't have violence and the

notion that a woman is being held outside against her will, by a mob, and then someone inside acting as a mob of one holding the door preventing her safe exit or rescue, despicable. disturbing. >> they're burning the american flag. you come from the family of veterans and a family of law enforcement officers. what's happening to our country? >> unfortunately, burning the american flag is proterkted speech. but that doesn't change the picture. it sickens you. it makes you nauseous. it makes you say what do the folks understand about what it means to be about american, if they are americans. why do you say i will burn the american flag but hold the flag of some other nation whether it's mexico or any others in a proud fashion, and say, this is the flag that i venerate.

i watched a man last night i think on sean hannity's show who said it's okay to disrespect the law in this country if you feel oppressed. >> wow. >> it is not okay. >> it's not okay to break the law. >> if you feel oppressed, vote. >> what about from the faith perspective, have we lost track here? because we were taught as kids, you love your neighbor as yourself. you can disagree, but throwing eggs at someone, throwing punches at someone. >> we need safe leaders and there are a lot of american faith leaders who have allied themselves with the democratic party. they are silent today. they are not lending their voices to say, stop. no more. let's not do this. this is not america. this is not who we are. >> where the dr. martin luther kings of today? >> all have a right to speech in the temperate way and both candidates, trump and clinton. but we have seen trump castigate

people as they should behave, but hillary clinton should be doing the same thing. so these folks who are speaking out on her behalf, unfortunately, in a violent, despicable, disoriented, un-american way. >> thank you. peter johnson jr., thank you. >> good to see you. you're cute, but are they cuddly? an animal expert delivers the 411 on what backyard critters you can and cannot approach. but first on this day in 1984, cyndi lauper was topping our charts with "time after time." great song. ♪ with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen.

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why? baby animals are all over your backyard this season. they may be cute, but the question is are they cuddly? >> well, this is a porcupine. >> let's not cuddly. >> let's ask animal expert and nat geo wild's host. so who do there? >> this is a porcupine. animals gone wild is airing tonight on nat geo. these are animal, all are animals that live in our cities and towns. so the coyote here as cute as this little fellow is -- >> right. >> he was orphaned by the way. his mom was killed by a car and so he now lives in captivity. but these guys when they get to be adults they can eat your pets so it's important if coyotes are in the neighborhood, keep your small dogs and cats indoors to prevent them from -- >> can they live in captivity? >> yeah. he'll live in captivity. i'm going to pass him off. he's kind of like a puppy. >> so cute.

unbelievable. >> he's keeping his eyes on the coyote. >> that is a rank animal, by the way. he's cute, but -- >> yeah. >> they don't clean themselves. >> porcupines, they're attracted to salt so they will chew on tool handles and on camping equipment, because of the salt -- >> oh, they'll wreck your hunting camp. >> what happens if a porcupine in the backyard chewing on a hammer? >> putting the hammer inside is a good idea. but don't approach this guy because those quills will definitely stick -- >> can he jump? >> he can jump. >> he will only shoot his quills if he feels threatened, like if there's a coyote around? i don't know what this is. >> this is a red fox. they don't shoot their quills. that's a myth. but they swing their tail. >> oh. >> i'm scared he's going to jump on me and they'll go in my leg. >> you don't know what's going to happen. >> how many anchors -- >> whenever you work with animals never know what's going to happen.

>> look at this guy, tucker. >> this guy -- >> totally lost control. >> i'm not a good baby-sitter. >> this is a red fox. commonly showing up in the backyard. on animals gone wild, all home video of animals doing stuff. there's tons of videos of foxes bouncing on the trampolines. don't ever try to touch it. >> oh. >> don't hold him like in your lap? >> again, this is an animal born in captivity. but they could bite you. >> by the way, your approach is so interesting. you give us the animals and you don't care what happens to them. >> no i'm confident. this is is an alligator. you saw that footage of the giant alligator on the golf course. this is is an endangered species success story. we almost totally wiped them out, but we protected them. they were covered. so now, you see these guys 15 feet long walking across golf

courses. >> that's a good thing? >> that's a good thing, as long as you don't approach them. >> okay. >> but what does he want? >> oh, my gosh. >> he's really curious. >> he wants ainsley. >> he is enraged. >> these guys are herbivores. eating tree bark and flowers. he's just curious more than anything. >> this is only a baby. only a year old. he'll get a little bit bigger. >> and smellier. >> yeah. they're stinky animals. >> we have a groundhog too. >> i love groundhogs. it's a joke. >> this guy is adorable. this is a baby groundhog. a member of the squirrel family. they'll get about the size of this porcupine here. they get themselves into trouble in the gardens. >> what about golf courses? >> well, golf courses too because they burrow. they eat all of your vegetables. a fence is your best bet. at least three or four foot fence. but they like to burrow. >> catch animals gone wild on the nat geo wild.

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good morning. it is friday, it's june 3rd. i'm ainsley earhardt. the video just in and it's pretty disgusting. an angry mob surrounding a trump supporter taunting her and then attacking her. >> she's egging them on. she's egging them on. >> look at that, the grown men holding the door shut so she can't get inside. >> disgusting. then a blue angels fighter jet explodes into the fireball leaving the pilot tragically dead. >> no! oh, no! no no, god bless his soul. >> something went tragically

wrong. we'll tell you what it was. breaking new details coming up. they have no country, they have no home. but they have the olympics. that's right. we'll tell you about the team refugee team. no country, no flag, just people. because your mornings are better with "friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the hair was soft and long and the beach was the place to go ♪ ♪ the suntanned bodies in the

sunshine ♪ ♪ california girls looking for a good time ♪ ♪ getting together and do it again ♪ ♪ >> on our practice this morning. >> summer concert series here at fox. >> yeah. and get this. i mean not only are they one of the greatest bands here ever, not only are they here live, but people are standing out in the rain. not a great day outside, but people are here and they're here to have a good time. we'll be out there live shortly. we have another extravaganza celebrating a remarkable day in american history. >> we have a bikini fashion show for you, brian, out there. >> anniversary of the bikini.

>> it is? >> whose idea was it to say we don't need a unitard? >> yeah. why is it called the bikini. coming up, because miss new york is a designer. she's going to show us some of her beautiful bikinis. >> nice to know that scientists are still working on the bikini. >> why? >> why are bikinis so expensive if it's too tiny -- >> because it's worth it, that's why. >> less is more. we'll find out if you have -- if you're in a bikini right now, take a picture and send it to us. >> our summer version of the yoga pants series. we want to move to news from yesterday. this video is disturbing. an angry mob attacked a trump supporter outside the trump rally in san jose, california. >> there were some arrests last night, over 300 did get involved in the protests and joining us with some breaking details, garrett tenney. >> reporter: it was an ugly

scene yesterday afternoon in san jose when several hundred protesters targeted donald trump supporters after his rally. and this video gives you an idea of what it was like for some of the folks as they tried to leave. this woman wearing a trump shirt tried to confront some of the protesters and started taunting them. when she had eggs thrown at her face. watch how grown men stood there screaming at her and cheering. >> she's egging them on. egging them on. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ].

>> don't do that. >> reporter: and it wasn't just eggs. other demonstrators threw bottle, spat on them, ripped away their signs and set them on fire along with the american flag. while police in riot gear stood by. cameras also caught several trump supporters with blood running down their faces after they were sucker punched. police eventually moved in to break up the demonstrators and that's when several of the officers were attacked as well. the san jose police department said there were no injuries reported. and four people were arrested. back to y'all. >> all right. thanks so much. as much action inside as outside. by the way, it was a substantial rally going on on the inside.

>> can we get back to the bikinis first? >> bikinis, animals. >> let me introduce you. >> beach balls, beach boys. >> fox news legend, geraldo rivera. >> bikinis are so distracting. >> ty are. every time i see the beach boy, they made such a difference. bob dylan was a similar influence in my life but the beach boys -- here i was as a new york kid. i had never been to new jersey. i moved to california because of the beach boys in pursuit of that ideal world. >> right. >> you haven't changed. the music continues to lift you up. >> just as evocative. >> but california has changed a lot. as evidence, you probably saw the video from yesterday. >> deeply disturbed by it. >> why the mexican flags? this looked like an anti-american protest, not just an anti-trump protest. >> i think the mexican flags are defensible -- if you see st. patrick's day, you see the

ireland flags. >> and the violence is the worst thing that can happen to the democrats. every time you see a -- an anti-donald trump protester using violence or spreading anarchy, disruption -- it makes me sick. it drives voters to trump. it accomplishes exactly the opposite to the intended effect. it is absolutely beyond the pale and inexcusable. it reminds me of -- as a student of politics you remember 1968, the democrats convulsed, they made war on each other. eugene mccarthy against hubert humphrey. they destroyed the convention and gave the election to richard nixon. the same thing can happen right now. the democrats can tear themselves apart, they can spew this violence to try and intimidate their republican rivals. it will have an absolute countereffect to that, that they intend. >> i think a lot of is bernie

sanders supporter, number one. >> and occupy and black lives matter and so forth. but in san jose, specifically, central california, you had a huge hispanic turnout. i don't know how big the protest was. i heard a couple of hundred. >> 300. >> 300. not huge. given the fact that it is an intensely hispanic area. also coming after trump insulted a judge who happened to be hispanic based on his ethnicity. i'm warning you, this is going to be the most intensely racial election we have ever had. it's going to be white people versus everybody else with these anarchists, these young white anarchists x anarchists exasperating the tension. if you want your man or woman to win, the last thing you want is -- >> then the leadership has to come from them. >> it must be condemned by trump and by clinton and all of their

surrogates. make no bones about it. if you are throwing stuff or intimidating or hitting someone, you are not for me, you are against me. >> why is it okay nowadays for you to throw eggs and to throw punches? >> it is not okay. >> write such nasty stuff on the internet, social media. people think you can say or do anything these days. >> i absolutely agree. i hate the anonymity of the social media. it emboldens the trolls. people who would never have the guts to confront anyone nose to nose, they write the most december pickable things. >> there's so much hatred. >> if you disagree with what we say, speak with intelligence, tell us what you think, don't call me this or that. whatever you have to say is totally discounted by me. >> by if way, if you have anything negative to say, keep it to yourself.

>> mail it in to brian kilmeade. >> heather nauert, nothing but positive things to say about everything on the couch. >> just listen to your mom. >> that's right. >> all right. >> she does not tweet. >> that's right. good morning to you. we have a serious story. a fighter jet catastrophe to tell you about that leaves the pilot dead. take a look at this. >> oh, no, no, no! god bless his soul. >> oh, god bless his soul. well, that pilot was killed right after taking off in nashville, tennessee. he was with the blue angel, practicing for a weekend air show. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. then a separate airplane incident also with the military. this one happening in california. an air force pilot, major alex turner, survived. he managed to avoid homes, ejecting himself from his plane,

parachuting down and managing to walk away from it. the thunderbird crashed after flying over the air force academy's graduation ceremony yesterday. a father's fury caught on camera and watch what happens after he goes after his daughter's killer in court. >> no, no, no! >> hard to blame the guy. you can see the convicted serial killer michael madison as van terry tried to grab him. he was sentenced for killing three women. it's okay he is charged with the attack because he know he did the right thing. treading water for 20 hours without a life vest. a 61-year-old veteran says it was his navy training that saved his life. the rescue was caught on camera. you can see this coast guard video right here. as they pulled william durden from the gulf of mexico. he was alone on a fishing trip off the coast of florida when he

fell overboard. durden is in good condition this morning. way to go. 20 hours. imagine that. and they have no country, they have no home, but they do have the olympics. that's right. team refugee now preparing to compete under the olympic flag as the sum -- at the summer games in rio. 40 athletes from migrant camps in greece were selected to try out for the team. that number expected to be narrowed down to 10 or 12. the refugees come from syria, africa, south asia. those are your headlines. see you back in a little bit. >> thank you, heather. 12 minutes after the hour. so much show to go. >> we have a fox news alert with you. desperate search for four u.s. soldiers missing in the raging floodwaters that swept through ft. hood, texas. five have been declared dead tragically. we are live on the ground with details on that, next. don't hang the american flag from a fire truck. it makes you look like isis? the outrageous comments that you're not going to believe.

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remember that face? they lost 13 people in the deadly attack in 2009 because of that guy. now another tragedy strikes ft. hood, texas. >> a dozen soldiers swept away when their vehicle is swallowed up by the raging floodwaters and now the frantic search for survivors. >> casey stegall is on the ground in richmond where the sun is now up and the search continues for the men. casey? >> reporter: good morning to you. the soldiers were on a routine training exercise at the time when the 2 1/2 ton truck that they were riding in became overwhelmed by fast moving floodwaters. as they tried to drive across a swollen creek. a road, a low water crossing. the army vehicle then overturned, according to officials at ft. hood. five soldiers lost their lives. three were rescued and are recovering at a local hospital. four troopers remain unaccounted for this morning. the problem is, emergency crews say that the area where this happened on post is extremely

rugged. it is a wooded area. that coupled with bad weather conditions only making this search more difficult. all of the soldiers were assigned to the famed first cavalry division, stationed at ft. hood. texas governor greg abbott releasing a statement. it reads in part and i'm quoting here. the brave men and women stationed at ft. hood and across the country put their lives on the line every day. and be it through rescue operations or on the battlefield, texas will forever be grateful for their sacrifices. this now brings the number of people who have been killed in this state to 11. weather related deaths in the last week. back to you. >> that's a sad one. all right, 18 minutes after the hour. >> coming up next, english majors at yale university a famous school, don't want to study the great english writers

anymore. the reason -- they're white and it creates a hostile environment. that's next. and the invention of the bikini, it was 70 years ago today. later we'll celebrate the only way we know how -- with people wearing bikinis. but first, more from the beach boys. here's "surfing usa." ♪ ♪ across the usa then everybody be surfing ♪ ♪ like california you see them wearing their best or sandals too ♪ ♪ bushy blonde hairdo, surfing usa ♪ ♪ ♪ surfing ♪ allergies.

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blasting bollywood music. watch this. ♪ >> according to the "daily mirror," the special forces are blasting the terror group with boleyho hits. they're hoping they'll complain about them over the radio channels making it easier to find them. very clever. brian? all right. welcome everybody to the turf outside. a round of applause for yourselves. in the rain. [ cheers and applause ] kandice pelletier is with us. she's a bikini designer. she is above and beyond today. because it's the 70th anniversary of the invention of the bikini. a round of applause for the bikini. >> what is the history of the bikini? >> so we are bringing in the 70th anniversary year with a bang. the bikini actually started 70 years ago with a french engineer louis raerd. it was so scandalous at the

time, but it's evolved over time. and the women who wear it make it just that much better. >> right. the biggest question is should you show your navel and the answer is yes. we'll see a high waisted black bottom and top. this is lydia. >> so lydia is wearing our parisian inspired bikini. high waisted bottom which is very trendy right now. all these tops are technically designed, yes, gorgeous, working it. we have designed a tuxedo cover-up to integrate -- >> wonderful. >> and yvonne is in our savannah suit, worn by miss usa in the miss america. >> oh, congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> how much would that cost me? i mean cost ainsley? >> what would it cost you? $150 and the cover-ups are $125. >> very pretty. what is the orange bikini?

>> this is our classic suit. worn by brittany. it has pleats, and she's wearing a floral tuxedo cover-up. these are great. that's a great suit for all body types. that's the great thing about the bikini. you don't have to be stick thin. >> let's hear it for all body types. [ applause ] >> next, we have -- this is gorgeous. a cobalt blue. another classic takeoff on the style we have. she's wearing the alicia and this is the tuxedo cover-up in a floral print. >> i think we have the kelly suit. >> that's next. this is worn by amanda mason. so this is in the turquoise. the kelly suit is a strappy take on the classic suit. very cute. so this is -- yeah, it works for everyone. >> you're sitting in vegas or in miami, you're loving your life. >> i feel like -- it started last year, more this year too. you're seeing beautiful

cover-ups. more are wearing jewelry with their bikinis nowadays. >> very playful. a lot of mix and match. we have jamie wearing a sportier style suit. this is great for active at the beach. that type of thing. she's got yellow on. two tone is very trendy this year. >> are you selling these as well? >> we do them through pelletier.com. >> what about this? >> mix and match tops and bottoms. that's the big thing. the tartan plaid is really cute. >> i know you said you can mix and match, you said that matches. you can tell they go together. sometimes i see girls, totally different pattern up top and on the bottom is this a big trend? >> it's a big trend. i like a bit of tone on tone. so i'm not about cutting off the body line. you might like the way that the top looks in one bikini and the

bottom in the other. >> and women are not exactly the same on the top and the bottom. >> and ainsley has five follow-up bikini questions. a round of applause. [ applause ] and the beach boys are applauding you for a change. they'll be performing right now. but now time to go inside. thank you again. >> thank you for having me. >> she was a former rockette. >> radio city. >> once a rockette, always a rockette. tucker, what's next? >> i'd love to but my retinas have been burned. you can't get more liberal than susan sarandon, she was friends with hugo chavez. why is she lashing out against her own party? and don't hang your flag from the american fire truck. that'll make you look like isis. that's outrageous. we'll tell you who said it. but first, more from the beach boys. this is "california girls." ♪

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chuck woolery. >> thank you, charlie o'donnell. welcome to "wheel of fortune." [ laughter ] >> i couldn't really talk. >> that's great. that's some video, chuck woolery on "wheel of fortune" in what year? >> probably in the '70s i'm sure. >> i remember that. in fact, didn't you have to go shopping. you'd go shopping right after. >> yeah, the first few years you'd accumulate cash and go shopping for a car. i gave away an airplane and a mercedes. i mean, we gave away great stuff. >> wow. >> van chief and arpel, introduced them to the country. gucci. >> why did you leave the show? >> we had a little dispute. merv and i -- >> he wanted to pay you nothing -- >> my seven years were up. i should have stay. if it wasn't for merv, i wouldn't have had a career. he saw me in the lineup and he

said i think you'll be a good host. he did give me the career. i should have stayed because i'd be in a g-4 instead of a cessna 182. >> not bad. so you have been around for a while. when you saw the tape from yesterday in california, a state you live in, of anti-trump protesters surrounding and attacking this woman. did you think -- did you recountry? >> you know, this stuff is going on today and it's really difficult. i think for the american people, to get their mind around. is this organized or are people doing this on their own initiative? my gut tells me that it's organized. that people are putting people up to these kind of things, because it's such abnormal behavior. these aren't protests, these are riots. it's very, very different. >> through social media, it makes it easier. >> a protester would be out there with a sign. this is violence. >> exactly. that's right. so this borders on a riot. >> tell us about the mood in california. you know, donald trump has said some things that many in the hispanic community think is

controversial. tell us about the mood on the ground. >> i can't tell you the mood in california because i'm in texas but i know the mood in texas because i lived there for so long. california only had one region that was really kind of a conservative republican region, that was orange county. since i left and since even while i was there, that's almost been converted democratic as well. california has such a staunch democratic -- just instilled in your bones almost when you're born that it's very hard for a republican to get any kind of traction whatsoever, much less donald trump. anybody. >> well, hillary said in her speech yesterday, foreign policy speech that donald trump is personally the single greatest threat to national security. >> doesn't this remind you have the daisy commercial back when johnson was running? it's the same old thing. they're not really a giant threat, but they're a giant threat. so you're dealing with a population -- part of the population that pays no attention. and hopefully they won't vote.

>> listen to what she said. listen to what she said and we'll get your reaction. >> this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> so that was the tone of the entire speech. >> yeah. but that's -- that's so afb. -- so obvious. she's trying anything. here's the deal with trump. nobody can figure him out. you can't figure out how to counterattack, you can't figure out anything about him. hes a whole new -- he's a whole new dynamic. the independents, people who are running for office, people who will vote have no idea how to figure this guy out. >> who's led us into more dumb wars? hillary clinton or donald trump? >> hillary clinton has. donald trump has no history of leading anybody to any place except building number 5 in new york. come on. >> the attack was written well

and delivered well. but you could have a genesis back to the republican candidate they tried to do the same thing. jeb bush he gets his advice from the shows. he is -- you know, he's a -- he was somebody you can't trust, according to marco rubio. he was a con artist. none of that worked but yet she put it all into one. >> because she's desperate. she has nothing else. i do not know hillary clinton or her husband, but i think she's a very, very poor candidate and i think bernie sanders has exposed that. i think bernie sanders is a poor candidate so you have two poor candidate kind of exposing each other to the american public. whether they pick up on that or not, i don't know. i deal with this all day long on twitter and stuff like that. that's where i live. and doing pieces on youtube. but we think so much differently than the average person. we're so insular and yet things that are important to us as

we're viewing them and processing them, the average person, i just don't think picks up on that. >> on your podcast, blunt force truth. >> thank you, i came one that. >> i love it. >> actually, the last thing we did on blunt force truth was last week. we did it on robots, what's happening in the world of robotic, how it's going to displace jobs. but we tied it together with history with the combine. when the combine came in, people were laying logs across the road because it was putting so many workers on farms out of business. when the combine finally came in to do the work of 20 men, the workers went home and never worked again. but their children grew up and went to factories that made things like combines and things like that. so we have gone through this so many times. we always seem to adjust. i think people are afraid of change. it's just the change that they're afraid of. >> also afraid -- bottom line is if you have generations, whether it's coal mining or anything

else, it's going away, and they say what else can do i? >> how do you prepare for something you don't know what's happening. technology changes so quickly anyway. i'm from eastern kentucky. all the coal companies all around west virginia and northern kentucky, that has been mechanized over the years. it used to be, you know, a hundred men in the coal mines and now there's five or ten. doing the work of a hundred men of work with machines. >> if hillary gets elected she said they won't -- >> don't get me going on global warming. >> world class fisherman, i'm impressed. >> check him out on the podcast. chuck woolery, thank you. turning now to some headlines. actress susan sarandon said that hillary clinton has trouble coming her way. >> nobody is even talking about this indictment. what happens with that? besides the trust issue of catching her in so many lies. >> well, an indictment --

>> no, there's going to be. >> well, we can't confirm the actress has fbi connections but she seems to think she'll be indicted. the inevitable indictment will force people to rethink their support of the secretary of state. well, shakespeare and t.s. elliott, the yale students say they should go away. a group saying that studying white authors is hostile to students of color. they're required to study english authors for two semesters at the ivy league school. a petition reads it is acceptable that a yale student considering studying english literature might only study white authors. yale has not responded. a town is sparking outrage for forcing firefighters to remove the american flag from fire trucks because they say it makes them look like terrorists.

a city official in rhode island says american flags waving from the back of trucks looks ridiculous. even going as far as comparing them to isis saying quote, like isis in syria, going to take over a city, i don't think they need that big flag on the back of the truck. that's not america to me. those are a bunch of terrorists. firefighters now have to get permission to fly a flag. those are your headlines. all right. got 19 minutes and we have a lot of beach boys straight ahead. >> we do. but first up, the men could be convicted of trying to join isis. the defense says they have no evidence of them wanting to be terrorists. we have more live next. but first, more from the beach boys. all right. ♪ ♪ sloop john "b" ♪ ♪ get into a fight

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all right. day two of deliberations are under way in the case against three minnesota men accused of plotting to join isis. >> tom lyden was in the courtroom for the closing arguments. he has more on the case. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, guys, originally we started off with nine people who were supposed to go on trial. but the others all struck deals, pled guilty. now we are down to three young men, ages 21 and 22. this is an exhaustive case.

three weeks of testimony. more than 300 exhibits. in closing arguments prosecutors say that these were young men who made exceptionally persistent efforts to try to join isis. they tried to get fake passports, tried to fly out of new york and then mexico to avoid suspicion. but the center court of the case is the horrific videos showing mass executions and beheadings. for these young men prosecutors say these were like blockbuster movies. that they would talk about these videos. they would sort of fantasize about them doing the things in these videos as well. the defense said hold on a minute. these are actually young men just bragging, just talking big. the defense said these young men were essentially entrapped by three informants who testified. one of these informants who is paid $119,000 for his activities. one of the defense attorneys

said that these three inform ends were sort of like a three-legged stool. he wouldn't let his own child sit on. so essentially they said they might have been talked about fighting the assad regime or talking about going to syria. even a caliphate. muslim state. but the defense said they were never intentionally going to join isis. >> it's called the minnesota nice now, getting famous for the terror plots. is there a public debate in minnesota about the wisdom of refugee resettlement and maybe drawing a connection between that resettlement and the terror plots? >> there's no discussion about that. i have to be honest with you. i think that's a long tradition of resettlement here. we had them many, many years ago and this is a community -- we don't have an exact tab on how many, but probably more than 100,000. the census has been very good about that, but by and large, this is an exceptionally productive community in minnesota. they have lots of small businesses. they have really integrated in

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