a beer cup and a plate full of food but ends up losing both all over in front of the people in front of her cracking her cup and smashing through her tray. why would you think you could do that? >> i don't know. not very smart. >> fox and friends starts right now. bye. good monday morning to you and to your family. it's july 11th, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. dozens of protesters rounded up after a weekend of violent clashes around the country. what can be done to cool the tensions. >> great question. and he wrote a message in his own blood. new details emerging about a larger plot perhaps by the dallas shooter which he had for more cops as we learn more about his final moments before police blew him up with a robot. and doesn't this sound

familiar? >> should all undocumented immigrants be deported? >> if it's illegal, it's illegal. one of trump's leading vp candidates may be a democrat, but he's starting to sound a lot like the donald when it comes to taking a hard stance on immigration. i'm glad to be here. it's monday and mondays are better with friends. let's start with that fox news alert right now. the deadly police ambush in dallas could have been even worse. >> wow. this morning we are learning brand-new details of the cold-blooded cop killer's sinister plot and the disturbing clues that he left behind. >> right. fox news contributor rod wheeler is live in dallas with the details. rod, good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> tell us a little bit about this. it could have been worse? it could have been larger? what was this guy planning? >> absolutely.

this guy -- new information that we have is that this guy was planning perhaps a bomb attack of some sort. over the weekend the dallas police and the fbi conducted a raid of his home. they executed a search warrant and they found a lot of bomb-making materials at his home, which is in maine skeet, tec -- mai texas. he made the statement, guys, that he had planted bombs around the city. now law enforcement don't believe he was able to carry that out, but we do believe that was his intent. if he would have had time, he probably would have carried that out to a much greater attack than what we saw on thursday. >> rod, as i understand it as he was talking to the police via the robot machine, whatever they had set up, he was talking about i can blow things up just to make sure he wasn't making stuff up, they went to his house.

they saw the stuff with their own two eyes. if he's saying it, he might actually pull it off? >> that's right. but you know what, they actually believed him when they were talking and negotiating with him because the police chief said himself that this guy was someone credible in terms of the things he was saying. the reason real quickly that they believed him is they looked at the type of weapons, for example, that he did the shooting with. he had kevlar vests on, all kinds of material, a lot of material. the guy was credible and what he was saying. what law enforcement's challenge was to figure out whether or not he carried out some vests. >> rod, in the report we're all reading this morning, i listened to your report earlier. he wrote out rb in blood. what does that mean, do you know? >> no, we don't know yet. law enforcement is going through their computer, digital fingerprint, trying to figure that out. i have a couple of ideas but we n't want to speculate quite yet. later on this week they're going to determine exactly what that

meant. real quickly he wrote the r&b when he was losing a lot of blood. i suspect, i'm he only suspecting, that that r&b was an abbreviation for something. he wasn't able to write out the whole world because he was getting weak. we do know that at this point. >> i saw one report saying it could have been rbg, he hadn't written a g, standing for red black and green but we may never know. thank you very much. meanwhile, another fox news alert. hundreds have been arrested over the weekend after protests in baton rouge and minneapolis. as you can see right here, it looks as if the police have changed tactics in the wake of ferguson when so many police officers were accused of strong arming many of the protesters. now, you know, after a period of time where they for the most part let protestors break the law, looks like they're getting

tough. >> they sure are. i was in minnesota over the weekend and followed the protests closely. the showdowns on i-94, main intersection there. these were not peaceful protests. maybe they started as such for some but ultimately bricks, bottles, fireworks. 21 injured in the st. paul police department. one had a concrete block dropped on his head from the overpass. >> unbelievable. >> this is a movement where the black lives matter and new black panther party coming together. it's got some bad scenes to it. >> 200 people at the protest. 100 arrested. 21 cops injured which is incredible because the cops are trying to save lives. many of the people they are trying to save don't like them. in a tough position. >> we showed the video over the weekend on the channel about before it was happening down in dallas there was a protest in oakland and, you know, they stopped traffic. they were climbing on cars and stuff like that. there were very few arrests out there, but now it looks like the tide has turned.

meanwhile, rude did i giuliani was on "face the nation" on cbs. he talks about how he believes black lives matter because it widens the gap between white and black americans. he also has a problem with the name. listen to this. >> want to deal with this on the black side, you've got to teach your children to be respectful to the police and you've got to teach your children that the real danger to them is not the police, 99 out of 100 times, 9900 o999 times out of 1,000 times because, son, there's a 99% chance that the black friends will kill you, not the police. >> rudy said all-americans regardless of race need to make a greater effort to understand the unique struggles of their peers. whites have to realize that

african-american men are in fear of being arrested by police. >> the nypd kpigs ner bill bratton asked about that interview with rudy giuliani. he said the majority of his criticisms are appropriate. he said rudy is mitssing the mak a little bit. there are 800,000 police individuals, people who work in law enforcement throughout the country. yeah, we might have one, two, three, however that are racist, that are there or this that, or criminals, whatever, the majority are wonderful people and want to protect you. >> indeed, there are always bad apples. you have to listen to a guy like rudy giuliani. community-based policing. at any time draw a distinction between race. all lives matter. protect them in all boroughs. thankfully rudy giuliani will join us on the couch in the 7:00 a.m. hour. call him a racist. he said, of course, he's just

calling it like it is. meanwhile, this is going to be a very big week for politics. we're a week away exactly before the rnc starts in cleveland. there you see donald trump shaking hands on april 20th with mike pence, the governor of the great state of indiana in indianapolis. according to "the washington times" that is the source of the reportage. there is a 95% possibility and probability that donald trump is going to say mike pence is going to be my running mate. >> well, guess what, if that's the case, we're going to find out this week because mike pence has until friday to -- >> noon. >> -- at noon to declare whether or not he's going to run for governor or if he's going to be the vice president. >> donald trump saying i'm not going to announce until i'm on the stage at the convention which would have made the convention very exciting. he has to announce by friday. >> there's a 95% chance of almost nothing in this world. that number strikes me as a

little bit high. >> statistic for everything. 20% of the people know that. >> extra source on that. clearly on the short list. there's another interesting name popping up on the short list. >> trump is very interested in the generals. there are a couple of things that are unique about general flynn. first of all, he is not a dc insider. trump says that's one of the things he would need. but he's also a democrat but there's also a sound bite that he had over the weekend that is making a lot of news and it sounds like mr. -- general flynn is kind of channelling his inner donald trump in this abc interview. >> let me ask you immigration. should all undocumented immigrants be deported? >> so undocumented or illegal? >> undocumented, illegal.

>> okay. so if it's illegal, it's illegal. >> undocumented. >> are they here illegally? if they're here illegally, then it's illegal. again, back to my very first point. the rule of law in this country is probably the single biggest strategic advantage that we have above and beyond all other countries in the world and we cannot a.m. low the rule of law to break down. >> there he is kind of sticking it to martha reddick. you're calling them undocumented, they're illegal. >> the people have heard that politically correct formulation. different laws apply to different classes. to hear someone speak like that, sounds like donald trump. >> it will be interesting to see who he does pick. if he goes that route, someone who's a registered democrat, maybe make the democrats. if you choose those who endorsed cruz, then maybe he will get the base. a lot of republicans, a lot of

those right right republicans really wanted to choose someone extremely conservative. >> one thing about mike pence, he does know how to get started. he was a conservative radio talk show host. >> he d that look of experience. 12 years under his belt. >> it is exactly 6:11 today on 7/11, slurpee day. the slurpee truck will be here. >> making me hungry. >> good morning, heather. >> great to see you always. new overnight, a rock and roll legend rushed to the hospital after collapsing on stage. ♪ ♪ well, aerosmith guitarist joe perry sitting on the drum reiser before stumbling behind the stage and losing consciousness. fans caught up with the chaos as emergency crews rushed the 65-year-old off stage to revive him. this happened with a side

project called the hollywood vampires. his band mates, johnny depp and alice cooper, you can see them right there, telling the crowd that perry was sick. he's now in a hospital in stable condition. osama bin laden's son says he wants revenge. he's pictured here as a young boy now threatening an attack on the united states for assassinating his father. the son of the former al qaeda leader calling for more loan wolf -- lone wolf attacks inside the u.s. osama bin laden was killed in 2011. rob o'neill will join us at 8:00 a.m. to weigh in. and, sorry, guys, "sports illustrated" bikini model, hannah davis officially off the market. who is the lucky guy? derek jeter. they tied the knot over the weekend in a private ceremony. any excuse to show you these bikini shots.

oh, yeah, she's looking good. they've been dating three years. congratulations to the sexy couple. oh, my. >> some of the super model friends were at the wedding, too. >> of course. >> if you're a grooms man, you're a lucky man. >> thank you. republican delegates are going to start building the party platform today for republicans in cleveland. will it include this? >> we're going to build a wall. don't worry. who is going to pay for the wall? who's going to pay? i didn't hear you, who's going to pay? better believe it. >> one of the delegates who will be in the room joins us live next. then, do you share your netflix password? you better stop if you do. >> no. >> or you could end up behind bars? >> what?

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well, today republican party leaders are gathering in cleveland, ohio, crafting what will be the next four years of the republican platform, but do they include a huge, beautiful wall? here with the preview is chris koback, the secretary of state of my home state, kansas. he's also a republican delegate. good morning, chris.

>> good morning. how are you? >> i'm doing okay. donald trump has talked a lot about that big wall and mexico's going to pay for it. do we think that that's going to be in the platform? >> steve, i'm 99.9% sure that that will be in the platform. republicans have generally for many years going all the way back to congress in 2006 been in favor of a wall. i think you're going to see something in our platform that is a real wall, not sensors, a physical barrier. that will be in contrast to what the democrats have because they stand for an open border policy. i say i think because the platform is an organic process. it's 112 people here in cleveland today and tomorrow. can change it, can amend it. >> the platform committee meets today and tomorrow and on thursday and friday the rules committee meets and, you know, that's when the never trump people are going to make their last stand, right? >> i think so. >> yeah. let's talk about a couple of

things in the platform. this time around it sounds like there will be some changes made to the language regarding same-sex marriage, punish nations that violate trade pacts. of course trade is big with donald trump. and mexico is more of an adversary than a friend. who's pushing these things? >> well, you know, different delegates have their own preferences so i'm -- i'm, for example, not pushing any changes to our statements on the issue of traditional marriage but there may be some delegates who try and we'll have a debate about it. >> sure. >> that's an interesting thing. we have an open process in the republican party where the media is there able to watch me and others argue it out. >> sure. >> the democrats are much more closed on how they decide. >> chris, one thing that's different than the last platform debate four years ago is isis. we didn't know about isis four years ago. >> yes. yes. >> will there be some language in there or some stance on isis and getting tough militarily? >> i believe there probably will be. that's one of the reasons why we

have to revisit our platform every four years. this issue has come up. obviously we had terrorism and islamic fundamentalism we were dealing with. we have a very specific enemy. i suspect we'll see something in the platform. you may see a lot. >> secretary of state of kansas, chris koback, thank you very much. enjoy your next two weeks in cleveland. >> we'll do. >> thank you. what do you think of that, e-mail us at foxnewsandfriends.com. al sharpton says he doesn't care about it now. >> maybe you mean the second amendment are for whites only. >> where is the nra? well, mr. sharpton, the nra is responding to those comments. david webb is here to discuss that next. and this might be the most insane stunt you're ever going to see. jaw dropping video ahead. what is he thinking? i have asthma...

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we're back with some quick headlines. black lives matter deray deray mckesson is out of jail and ready to start protesting again. capturing his arrest on camera protesting the death of alton sterling in baton rouge. he spent 16 hours total behind bars. two middle eastern countries are now warning their citizens against traveling to the u.s. because of the black lives

matter protests. the united arab emirates, uae, and bahrain urging people to stay away from demonstrations or crowded areas. ainsley, over to you. >> good deal. thank you so much. al sharpton wants to know where the nra has been regarding the shooting deaths of alton sterling and ferlando castille. >> both of them were killed based on the fact that they had guns. now i missed the nra coming out defending their gun rights that they legally had. where is the nra now? where is wayne pierre now? do you have a second amendment right or did you not get down, mr. pierre, to the 14th, 15th, and 16th amendment? maybe you mean the second amendment are for whites only. >> is this just the latest in

sharpton's race-baiting tactics? let's turn to our radio talk show host and friend of "fox & friends" host david webb. >> good morning, ainsley. >> what do you make of the arguments saying that the nra only cares about white people. >> here's my nra membership card. when i did my membership, they didn't ask me if i was black, whether i wanted to belong to the black division. they don't have a requirement based on ethnicity. they focus on the second amendment rights of americans. al sharpton's irrelevant. al sharpton has lost his tv show the first five days, failed it one day, failed at radio. he is becoming more irrelevant as the black lives matter and others take over, the new generation takes over. he needs to have a boogie man. tawana and that's his first boogie woman. america needs to stop getting

into the argument. he is a racist, a race baiter and he wants to get into the conversation. he does nothing to bring you a solution. ferguson, he did nothing. he did a press conference. that's al sharpton. now we need to talk about the issues. alton sterling did not legally have a gun. that is not an issue. that is a fact. and then -- >> that's not an nra issue. a 32-year-old blackman, a spokesperson for the nra, he is on their website. i watched his whole monolog last night, it's excellent. let's show you a little clip and we'll get your reaction. >> [ bleep ] being in the mainstream media, on instagram, youtube and twitter about how the nra doesn't care about black gun owners because they haven't said anything about ferlando. it's so sad. if they act in a racist way, it's you, the news media. the nra fought for my rights just like they did for all of them. no one knows who i'm talking

about because you ignored those stories. >> he went on to say, name one thing that the nra has done to make it harder for the black community to access their second amendment rights. >> in fact, what the nra advocates for is that all-americans, especially blacks in poor communities like chicago, they need to be able to protect themselves. they need to be able to protect themselves because the police can't get there in time. >> are you saying it should be about protection, not about rights? >> it's about protection. look, the second amendment was to protect us from a government that would owe reach, that would protest us. me.you surrender your second whether you're out in a county where there is 30 miles to the nearest law enforcement officer or whether you're in chicago where it's 30 minutes and the gang bangers and the gun violence is completely through the roof, you need to be able to protect yourself. matter of fact, more blacks, by the way, have had their lives

saved by police officers and by their right to protect themselves in these environments. think about that. >> thank you, david. >> here's my card. no black requirement here. no white requirement. al sharpton's an idiot. he needs to be irrelevant to the american people. >> we'll leave it with that. well, he spent 14 years in gitmo and has ties to al qaeda and we just set him free in italy. and we're going camping on . some boy scouts, they're going to show us their skills this morning, including how to make the perfect smore. our absolute favorite. happy birthday to ricky sambora. he is 57 years old today. ♪

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28 minutes before the top of the hour. in the wake of the deadliest day for police since 9/11. president obama says america is not as divided as we think and he prepares 20 visit dallas tomorrow. >> live in washington. good morning, kirsten. >> reporter: good morning. this morning president obama is back at the white house after cutting short his trip to europe. tomorrow he's leaving for dallas where he'll speak at the memorial service forty-five officers killed in the ambush attack. at that memorial service he will be joined by dallas resident and former president george w. bush. so this will be a bipartisan affair, as it should be. in his remarks president obama is expected to talk about race relations and gun control. now he gave us a preview of what we can expect when he spoke at the nato summit in poland on saturday after expressing outrage over the officers killed in dallas, president obama then

pivoted to the two african-americans killed by police earlier last week. he essentially suggested that the licensed gun in the car of one of those african-americans, ferlando castille had, quote, caused in some fashion those tragic events. he then went on to say this. >> part of what's creating tensions between communities and police is the fact that police have a really difficult time in communities where they know guns are everywhere. if you care about the safety of our police officers, then you can't set aside the gun issue and pretend that that's irrelevant. >> now while in dallas president obama will also meet with the victims' families and with members of the dallas police department who are now mourning their own. that will be a private affair. then you have this very public

speech. white house officials say part of the reason the president decided to return early from europe is because he wanted to give that speech. he didn't want other more divisive voices to fill the void. >> kristen fisher live in our nation's capitol. over to heather who has some headlines. >> good morning. good morning to all of you. a suspected al qaeda terrorist now walking the streets thanks to another downsizing at guantanamo bay. released him to italy after serving 14 years behind bars at gitmo. he's one of two dozen gitmo prisoners being released over the next few weeks as president obama works to fulfill that campaign promise to close gitmo before he leaves office. there are now 78 prisoners left, down from nearly 250. of those released, a dozen are suspected of re-engaging in terror. unsuspected gamers literally

lured into a trap by a group of teenage thieves and were then robbed at gun point. this while they were playing the popular game pokemon go. police in missouri said teenagers used the lure feature while they sat in their bmw with a handgun. the game encourages people to get outside and walk through the neighborhood for points and then there's a lure tool that attracts them to a location. police departments are raising a red flag about that saying please do be careful. get up and take a look at your screen. a pilot teaming up with a tight rope walker and motorcyclist. the plane flying under the back flipping motorcycle as a tight rope walker watches from above. wow. tense moments as the motorcyclist launched into the air. he timed it perfectly as the plane flew buy.

yikes! >> could sharing your netflix password land you in jail? h'm. >> probably? no. you bothering my friend here? >> well, the supreme court upholding a conviction against a guy who used an ex-co-worker's password to open files from his previous job. that ruling setting a new precedent implying that anyone using a shared password is a hacker. let's go outside to maria molina who has a look at our weather. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i hope you and your family are doing well. let's switch gears and talk about the weather conditions across the country. we are looking for the threat of possible severe storms. also another area, portions of the southeastern u.s. could be looking at a marginal risk of severe storms. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. problems in the upper midwest and central plains is we're

going to see several days of possible storms so that's going to bring a threat for some flash flooding here. the threat not only continues into tomorrow but even into wednesday. now taking a look at your high temperatures, you can see it's going to be a scorcher across the center of the nation. reaching the high 90s from minneapolis into parts of texas. the midwest being cool with high forecasts to reach the 60s and 70s. now let's get over to steve, ainsley and pete. >> thank you very much, maria. summer is an exciting time for kids because school is out. it's time for camp. what a better experience that a young guy can get if he is a member of the boy scouts. we have jeffrey preston, the district executive with the bronx boy scouts of america. >> good morning to you guys. how are you doing? >> doing okay. i love seeing these young men today, nobody's got a smartphone out. nobody's playing a game. they're actually using their hands.

they're outside. >> they're outside. it's just terrific. boy scouts of america provide young men, especially in the bronx, introduce them to the dynamics of camping in the inner city which people don't believe it can be feasible. you can see here we have some boys from pack 567 over in the bronx who are putting their knots together. >> guys, how's it going today? >> all right. >> when i was a boy scout we would build forts with the knots. this is to teach them how to make square not, bow line? >> in case they want to tie up their cub master. these are the young kids in the cub scout program. some of them 2nd grade, 1st grade someone in 4th crossing over. >> pete's right over here. >> yes. >> we're going to do some lashing. who do we have here, adam? >> adam. >> we have a tripod set up here. we have a few little guys here.

what's your name? >> dajon. >> and your name? >> william. >> what are you building? >> tripod. you use this to cook or you can hang your cooler off of it. it's easier to get your punch, whatever you want. >> these are basic skills taught to most boy scouts? >> yes, you learn this as soon as you get in. this is a little bit more advanced. these guys seem ready for it. >> i think they're up to it. do you enjoy this? >> yes. >> what's your favorite thing about boy scouts? >> when we all go in the tent. >> when you go in the tent. how about this fire and camping. how about you, what's your favorite thing about hitting the outdoors? >> roasting the outdoors. >> smart man. we have someone on the case of roasting marshmallows. we'll keep tying knots and i'll pass it over to ainsley. >> we are on it. we are learning how to make a great smore. everyone's favorite. we'll start over here.

carter, what's the secret to making a good smore. >> make sure it's not burnt and always make sure it's okay. >> ezra, is it not good if you catch the marshmallow on fire and it burns to a crisp? >> yes. >> that is good? you like that? >> uh-huh. >> you like a really burned marshmallow? >> no. >> no? now he's changing his message. how do you like your marshmallows? >> golden brown. >> mark, what do you like to do? >> i don't put it in for that long. i just make sure that it's not totally burned. i make sure it's perfect. >> you don't like them burned either. steve, you're outnumbered. how about you, daquan, what do you like to do? >> i don't like my marshmallow burned so i don't keep them in the fire that long. >> that's the secret. boys, will you show us? what do you do? if i'm out of time i'm so hungry i want that s'more, i'll do this. i'll keep it in the fire, it

turns black. it doesn't taste as good but i get my s'more quickly. >> get her done. >> we want to thank the boy scouts of america for this amazing setup. this is just fantastic. >> go for it. >> come on, boys. >> who can set it on fire first? >> not going to set it on fire. >> boys, thank you very much. >> there we go. >> jeffrey, thank you very much. >> ah! >> delicious. >> thank you, pete. what's coming up next? >> thanks again to gorbing and the boy scouts of america for the campground. meanwhile -- >> pete. >> it has been two years since the va scandal erupted, and the latest report card shows things aren't much better. what can be done to fix things at the va? a former army jag here. walmart lining up for a big

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lists being maintained for veterans? >> well, what we've learned from a number of investigations that have gone on over the last two years, that there's really a corrosive culture within the va. what we also know from the most recent report by the caron commission is that it's being weighed down and crushed by its own bureaucracy. >> the commission on care, this whole week we're looking at the va and whether it's making progress. we're going to dive into that. there's a quote bob min reactin. he said, as we review the recommendations of this commission on care, we will continue to look for other ways to build on the progress we've made to date and ensure we are doing everything possible to serve those who have served this country. i think the operative part of that quote is building on the progress we've made. do you feel like va has made progress on its corrosive

culture? >> you know, i think they've made some progress but it seems like there's always one step forward, two steps back. what we know is that six months ago they had planned that they would be at a zero back log and now they're at a 70,000 back log. they're not doing very well on that front. they've tried to fire employees. that has backfired on them with the mstd reinstating those employees. i think they've made a lot of steps forward but there's still obviously a lot of problems. what the commission on care has said is just that it's very systemic. one important take away by the commission on care is that they said the overall health care being delivered at the va is quite good. it's a civilians health care network. that's good news. the problem know is that there's so much bubureaucracy, there ar so many steps, it's antiquated, outdated, they don't have updated i.t. there are problems across the board. >> the report says while the health care may be good in some places access remains a problem.

in fact, wait times are up 50%. how can wait times be up two years after the scandal when that was the crux of the scandal and we spent billions more on va? >> well, frankly, part of that i think is because of the choice act that was enacted two years ago. congress tried to sell and said it was a massive overhaul and it would reduce wait times. it did not do so. why is that? because it has peculiar language in there where vets after they exceeded the wait time and they could go out to outside care but only for 60 days. it created this ridiculous rigamarole that has extended wait times. they've had problems getting private practitioners paid and getting them certified to work through the va. there are a lot of logistical wait times. >> as a result, veterans have been left holding the bill

oftentimes on that. >> kyndra rotunda, thank you very much for that. you mentioned the choice card. is there real choice? will there ever be real accountability? what are the recommendations ac the -- what are the recommendations, the v.a. needs in order to ensure our veterans receive the best possible care? here on "fox & friends" we'll be digging into the issues all week. all right. coming up the mainstream media plays the race card. >> a black man shot to death by a white police officer outside the convenience store -- >> two more american cities have been convulsed by the fatal shootings of african-american men by white police officers. >> well, our next guest says he's not surprised. michael graham from "the weekly standard" is here next. rudy giuliani coming under fire for calling black lives matter racists. just saw him in the hallway. america's mayor joining us to respond to those comments, top of the hour.

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images now circulating on social media of a black man dying after being shot by a white police officer. >> justice department is investigating the death of alton sterling a black man shot to death by a white police officer. >> in the past 24 hours two more cities have been convulsed by the fatal shootings of african-american men by white police officers. >> shot by a white police officers, opening words for much of the mainstream media coverage this past week in the wake of the deadly police shootings raising the question are the media failing to acknowledge the gray area in these cases? >> here to weigh in on this is michael graham of the weekly stan guard. good morning. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> what are your thoughts? >> well, i mean it's disturbing to see race leading in this

conversation. particularly given studies that show that black and hispanic officers are more likely to discharge a firearm doing their job than white police officers. that's one of the many statistics. it's just part of the story that the media don't report. when i was a kid i wanted to be at the jazz musician. i learned the ghonotes you don' play are as important as the ones you do. think about this weekend where you had a police officers ambushed in georgia, tennessee and missouri. here at the greenroom here at fox, in between the champagne and the caviar and the massage chairs, i found the stack of newspapers. i could not find those stories. they were buried. that's not telling the story. >> michael, another component is the shooting in minnesota. you know, it was assumed that the police officer was white. >> that's right. >> the police officer was not white. he was hispanic.

>> true. it's hard to understand what it's like to be black in america. i happen to agree with newt gingrich fundamentally. mine, the fact is, six out of ten black men say they personally have had an encounter with the police that was handled wrongly. so you can't dismiss the real-life experiences but when you take the experiences and put them in the media conversation where there's never ever any balance, my point is not a tit for tat, but tell all the stories so we can put our understanding in the broader context of the truth. do you know who bad it is, doocy? black americans trust the news media -- tv reporters more than they trust the cops. when you trust chris matthews more than the continues something has gone terribly, terribly wrong in america. >> unbelievable. michael graham, thank you very much. great analysis. we also have mayor rudy giuliani, former mayor of new

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good morning to you and your family. 's monday, july 11th, 2016. already 7:00. hard to believe. i'm ainsley earhardt. we start with this, a fox news alert. protests across america, dozens of arrests. once by by police last night. as the violent clashes spread, rudy giuliani comes under fire for saying this. >> and if black lives matter was truly concerned about black lives they'd be concerned about black crime. >> he here's to respond in moments. doesn't this sound familiar? >> should all undocumented immigrants be deported? >> if it's illegal it's illegal. >> so which is it? illegal or undocumented?

flynn says it's illegal. one of trump's leading vp candidates may be a democrat, but he's starting to sound a lot like donald trump. and a rock 'n' roll legend collapses on stage. ♪ aerosmith guitarist joe perry rushed to the hospital. we have an update on his condition. we hope he's doing better. we've got s'mores, we've got slurpees on this monday, and it's better with "friends." stick with us. >> pete hegseth, great to you here. >> thank you for having me. >> remember when people used to write checks, today is an easy day because it's 7/11. that's why the slurpee truck here. the slurpee is 50 years old. if you walked by 48th and 6th avenue, get a free one.

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>> police standing off with black lives matter demonstrators in baton rouge, louisiana, keeping them from storming a crowded highway. take a look at that. dozens arrested in the chaos joining the hundreds of others arrested over the weekend. and then even more shocking images coming in from memphis, tennessee. more than 1,000 protesters shutting down interstate 40 bridge there. no one was arrested. we'll keep you posted as the story develops today. new overnight, a rock 'n' roll legend rushed to the hospital after collapsing on stage. take a look. ♪ well, that's the aerosmith guitarist joe perry, and he eventually lost consciousness. the emergency crews the 65-year-old off the stage and had to revive him. it happened during a show with his side project called the

hollywood vampires in brooklyn, new york. his band mates johnny depp telling perry is kick and what's in the hospital stable in condition. bin laden's son wants revenge. hamza bin laden seen here in the picture as a young boy is now threatening an attack on the united states for assassinating his father. the son of the former al qaeda leader calling for more lone wolf attacks in the u.s. as well as on the allies abroad. osama bin laden was killed in his hideout in pakistan. rob o'neill will weigh in on this. and no love for bradley cooper at wimbledon. cameras catching the actor and his model girlfriend arena shank in what appears to be a bit of an argument. in the stands there. we can all relate to this, right, guys? especially, you can see as she dabs her eyes, cooper says something to her and then awkwardly turns away.

of course social media went crazy with people wondering what exactly he did to land him in the doghouse. those are your headlines. i know you guys have never been in that position. >> no. >> if he's smart, if he's smart, later today he'll take her a slurpee. just saying. >> it works every time. >> look who's here, america's mayor, rudy giuliani. >> good morning. hi, how are you? >> it looks as if there's a change in police tactics. after ferguson where the police responded in a muscular fashion, then they got a lot of criticism, suddenly they pulled way back. more restraint. it seems over the last couple of days now police are getting tough again. >> well, i think maybe that's because of what we have seen happen both with regard to terrorism, with the attacks here in orlando and san bernardino, brussels, paris, that's a lot in these kinds of ar. police shootings. the very big one in dallas. and the three that have gotten

ignored over the weekend in which police officers were killed. police officers killings are largely ignored. and when there's a police killing of a black person it becomes a major national story so a disproportion takes place. and they're all wrong. none of them should happen. there should be better training, to the extent there's crimes people should go to jail. but the dishonesty that's created -- when i was on "face the nation" a woman got after me and i asked to go back on. and she said, you know, he's never been in the black community. he doesn't know what the black community is like. i saved more black lives than anyone in the his four of the city. i took over the city with all the murder, i gave mayor bloomberg a city with 500-plus murders. 75% of the people saved in that period of time were african-americans because that was the shooting and death rate at the time.

number two, i spent a lot of time in the black community. i went to hail house all the time. i went there every christmas. i cleaned up 125th street. no national stores. after me, 125th street which is a black neighborhood, national stores. tremendous economy. i believe i saved a lot more black lives than black lives matter. i don't see what black lives matter is doing for blacks other than isolating them. all it cares about is the police shooting of blacks. it doesn't care about the 90% of blacks that have killed other blacks that's just a simple fact up. >> you know, when i -- >> that's a simple fact. even at correcting my statement the other day in which i think i said 99% instead of 90. i meant to say 90. i was 9% off. they were 90% off. it's 90% of the blacks are killed by other blacks. now it's true, 82% of the whites

are killed by other whites. so if you want to care about white lives matter you have to worry about whites. >> according to the fbi -- >> when i was searching for the mafia i wasn't looking for black guys. when i was searching for colombian bad guys i wasn't searching for black guys. when they told me it was one of nicky barnes crew, i started to search for the black guys. that's what proper profiling is about. >> rudy, when moved here ten years ago, i came into the city. everyone just praises you for cleaning up areas of the city. even said you couldn't walk in times square before you were the mayor. >> right. >> you're getting a lot of criticism and heat for saying that black lives matters is inherently racist. what's your response to that. >> it's inherently racist because it divides us. all lives matter. when the presidential candidate, governor of maryland made the statement, all lives matter,

they intimidated him into changing it to black lives matter. all lives matter. number two, black lives matter never protests when every 14 hours somebody is killed in chicago. probably 70, 80% of the time a black person. where are they then? where are they when the young black child is killed? that is the predominant way in which a black person in this country will be killed. by another black, not by a police officer. what are they doing about that? that doesn't mean -- that means they don't mean black lives matter. they mean let's agitate against a police matter. if they meant black lives matter they would be doing something about the way in which the vast majority of other blacks are killed in america. >> we had michael graham from "the weekly standard" on about 20 minutes ago. he was talking about hoy the media is play -- how the media is playing the race card. he said as long as the media pushing the notion that white cops are hunting black men and getting away with it, that's the

message that america gets. >> that isn't the true. number one, there's nobody -- the other thing i wanted to tell "the face the nation", i have prosecuted more police officers than any other mayor in american history. i put 70 police officers in jail. when a police officer harmed an african-american male, it was my police department that caught them and turned it over to attorney general lynch and he's sitting in jail tide for 25 years. i'm perfectly capable of understanding when police officers act improperly and they should be made an example of when they do. i also understand why people in the black community are afraid of police officers when they shouldn't. they shouldn't be afraid of police officers, they should seek their help. police officers who died in this city a year and a half ago were protecting a black housing development. and one was hispanic, one was black. i would like people know that the new york city police department is a nonmajority white police department. partially because of my efforts

but also because of mayors koch, dinkins and bloomberg. i understand the other side of it. i don't mean not to talk about the other side of it. but because the other side of it is the only thing that cbs, nbc, abc, "the new york times," the daily news, that's all they write about, the american people get a wrong impression and black lives matter therefore puts a target on the back of police. >> and words matter. the anxiety has been ratcheted up by a president who says that he can't untangle the motives of the shooter in dallas. >> if you can't untangle the motives of man who explained the motives on tape there's something wrong with you. sometimes it's hard to prove motive. when somebody tells me on tape why they committed a murder i know why. here's why he committed the murder. he told the negotiator this. he wanted to kill white people, he wanted to kill white cops and he was sympathetic to black lives matter. black lives matter, kill white

police and kill white people. those are his motives. we get some white supremacist that wants to kill black people that his motive. you should be as heck if that was the case, they'd be all over the newspapers and no question about motivation. >> so sorry to hear about the loss of your campaign manager. >> thank you for saying that. peter powers was my campaign manager, my deputy mayor and best friend. he was a great new yorker. we'll miss him tremendously and he was behind all of these changes. i couldn't have reduced crime 65% without peter and when i -- when i would move police from white neighborhoods to black neighborhoods, the white neighborhoods would get angry at me. why would you moving them to the black neighborhoods? i was doing that to save black children. that's why i was doing it. i was doing it because if you go into northern brooklyn which is largely black where we went to high school, we went to high school in bedford stuyvesant, they were slaughtering black men

and we cut that by 65% so don't tell me i don't care about black lives. i had an uncle who died in the line of duty. i had uncles who went out every night and tried to protect black and white people and all people. a lot of the protection in this city of new york is for black people because 70% of the murders in new york city are black. so that has to be that way. >> all right. rudy, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. thank you for what you have done for the city and for america. >> indeed. republican delegates will start building the party platform today in cleveland. will it include this? >> we're going to build a wall. don't worry. who's going to pay for the wall? who's going to pay? i didn't hear you, who's going to pay? better believe it. and president obama made a big slip about hillary's e-mails. did he just call her a criminal? >> uh-oh. oops. >> uh-oh.

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primaries. that's not all. some of trump's comments about abortion favor allowing it in certain cases. that's in contrast with social conservatives who want to ban it. there may also be a fight over same-sex marriage as this is the first convention since the supreme court ruled favorably for it and many conservatives oppose it. donald trump so far has been friendlier to the idea. oklahoma governor mary fallin told cnn, quote, he will have representation. he's going to be the presumptive republican nominee and certainly he will have a voice with his people who will make recommendations too, but this is driven by grass roots republican people throughout the nation who will represent the very values and principles of the republican party. the leaders of this platform committee today are governor mary fallin, senator john veras sew and virginia fox. the rest of the group is made up of one man and one woman from all 50 states and plus the u.s.

territories and d.c. 112 members in all and they gavel in about 40 minutes from right now. back to you in new york. >> all right, peter doocy live in cleveland where we will be broadcasting all next week. >> so exciting. we have been waiting a long time for this. we'll find out the vice president picks. it will be an exciting time. >> and in philadelphia two weeks from now. >> that's right. what are law enforcement leaders telling their officers this morning? we talked with three of our nation's sheriffs and chiefs in a very special panel coming up next. a couple of artists are giving trump a head start on his border wall. take a look. the trump wall. guess what? they sent mexico the bill. >> oh, wow. i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i decided to take chantix to shut everybody else up

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pete? >> my kids were part of that $103 million -- >> did they love it? >> they did. yeah. dozens of new arrests overnight after hundreds of others were taken into custody as black lives matter protests swept across the country. the demonstrations were around the world and what are the departments, the men and women on the ground telling the men and women in uniform? let's bring in the panel of experts. orlando police chief, john mena, tom jones and boston police commissioner william evans. all you have, thank you for joining us this morning. chief mena, i want to start with you. what are you hearing -- what are you telling your men and women in uniform? what are your telling the officers headed out on the street each day to risk their lives to secure the population? >> our officers are on high

alert. we are telling them to be aware of their surroundings. remain super vigilant and remain professional and calm. last night in orlando we had a peaceful protest, and it was actually kind of nice to hear some of the chants were actually blue lives matter. so that was very encouraging. >> chief jones, are you seeing -- what are you hearing back from your officers? is there a change in tone? is the tone getting better or worse? what are they facing? >> well, as long as the protests are peaceful, as long as the protests are organized, and under control, then they don't have any problems with them. it's just that there is a concern that the protests will get out of control and get to where you can't control -- can't handle it. >> commissioner evans, speaking to that, what guidance are you giving, more protective gear, more assertive tactics? in st. paul i watched them deal with a standoff on the street.

what are you saying? de-escalate or stand your ground? >> well, we always stood for de-escalation. we had a march last night. i think we walked along with them the protesters. it was very encouraging that, you know, we just strolled along and we were very much about having the same message. and we work very hard in trying to work with the community. you know, we do peace walks. we do flash light walks, we work with the young kids. i went up to -- what i tell my officer, just continue all the great work you have been doing. let's not -- not what happened over the last week divide us anymore. let us make it stronger and work hard we are the -- harder with the community. we have to not let this distract us from our mission and so that's what i'm telling my officers. >> absolutely. you're in boston. on this panel we have texas, orlando and boston representatives. certainly a national conversation. yet, when the tragedy happened in dallas, our president barack

obama said that he can't -- we can't untangle the motives of the dallas shooter. when the shooter says that he wants to kill white people, wants to kill white cops, is associated with the black lives matter movement, and i'll toss this out to anyone, does that confuse -- does that lack of clarity muddy the waters and the job you do on the ground? >> well, i'll chime in. i think that it was very clear what the shooter's intention was -- he wanted to kill white police officers but we should not focus on the president's lack of clarity in his comments. i think we need to focus on getting better, moving forward. it's a very complex issue, race and police. we have professional men and women in law enforcement. i think they'll continue to risk their lives and do a great job. >> chief jones, to that point, we heard the dallas police chief say he didn't feel supported. wasn't feeling supported. a lot of it based on rhetoric.

do you feel supported on the ground? >> i'm sorry, i lost your feed. >> do you feel supported on the ground, the dallas police chief said he didn't feel a lot of support. do you feel supported? >> i feel supported from my fellow brothers and sisters in law enforcement. on the national level, you know, the president ever since cambridge, massachusetts, event has showed his sense of disdain for law enforcement. at one point i thought that he was maybe -- it was maybe just me, but once everyone started to voice the other opinion it starts to shine through and especially with the way that the speeches that he has. >> commissioner evans, do you feel supported on the ground? do you think the rhetoric needs to change at all? >> well, you know, i can honestly say i have a great mayor and he's been at roll calls and he has been fully behind us over the last couple of days. i think, you know, as long as the local officials are behind us and understand the great work we're doing, you know, i think

that's important. because the relationships aren't built on what's across the nation, but working closely with the community, the clergy. the residents. that's what really matters. people can say whatever they want in washington. it's the grunt work done on the streets that's going to make a difference. we're lucky, mayor walsh has our back in boston and he appreciates the work we do. that's the message, the only message i want to hear. >> amen. on behalf of everyone here at "fox & friends," we want to thank you, your departments, the men and women that walk those streets every single day to keep white people, black people, everyone of every skin color safe. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, pete. >> thank you. all right. if you thought the clinton e-mail scandal was over, think again. attorney general loretta lynch will be grilled on the hill tomorrow. and congressman darrell issa as he always does will be asking

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symbolizing what it would look like if the wall was built. >> the construction of the wall was begun. >> exactly. it cost them $14635.42 to build that right there. the blocks are expensive. they sent the itemized bill to the president of mexico. >> can we go live to mexico city to -- to see if they're cutting a check. >> i'm sure. >> they jacked it up. they were having fun. because that cost $14,635. you know, you have to figure probably cost, what, 300 bucks? >> probably what. >> they're having fun with the accounting. apparently they did get permission from the land owners. i read in "the new york times" they are nudists. >> nice. >> they gave up a thumbs up to it. >> a detail i had missed previously. >> we love our artists.

now over to heather. >> yeah. beat that one. >> you have the fox news alert. we heard it from pete hegseth, they started to build the wall. the father of a missing air force pilot and afghans war veteran demanding that italian police resume their search. authorities believe that hails left a party after drinking and then fell into the flooded canal, but a three-day search turned up no sign of the 24-year-old indiana native. his dad said the situation is very strange. he noted he left his cell phone, credit card and car at the party. a delta flight fills up with poison gas leaving 152 passengers trapped with nowhere to go. nearly a dozen of the people getting violently sick by carbon monoxide. forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing. once the passengers were on the ground, they were quarantined

for hours without even being told what went wrong. emergency crews confirming that the people had elevated levels of carbon monoxide in their blood. we'll watch that story for you. president obama uses the word criminal when talking about hillary clinton's e-mail scandal in spain. listen to this. >> this has been a criminal investigation. the fbi director took the extraordinary step of explaining in methodical fashion how they arrived at their conclusion. >> well, the president went on to say it's inappropriate of him to second guess or comment on the justice department's decision. two mideast countries warning the citizens against traveling to the united states because of the black lives matter protests. the united arab emirates, uae and bahrain are urging people to stay away from crowded areas here in america. well, this comes after the bahamas warned young men to be careful around police officers

here in the united states. those are your headlines. let's send it outside to maria molina. she has a look at the weather for us. good morning. >> good morning, heather. we are tracking some messy weather across some parts of the country, but here in new york it's a beautiful day. some sunshine and pleasant temperatures. but as you head south of here and also west, we have some areas of disturbed weather we're expecting to see develop this afternoon and into tonight with the potential for some damaging winds, even isolated tornadoes. the concern across the plains and the upper midwest, several days of unsettled weather even as we head into tomorrow and even on wednesday. we could see a threat for some flash flooding across several states out there. otherwise n the pacific northwest, temperatures remain below average. as much as 10 or 15 degrees below average in some areas. places like missoula is expecting 68 degrees. but across the center of the nation, loose at the forecast highs.

91 degrees expected in minneapolis. triple digits across texas and then when you factor in the humidity, those numbers get even higher when you're looking at heat index values. triple digit forecasts across tulsa, oklahoma, and also in texas. now over to pete and steve. >> thank you very much, maria. today is 7-eleve/11, and yo the company, today is the slurpee's 50th birthday. america's favorite frozen treat. >> 7-eleven is marking it in a big way with free slurpees beginning at 11:00 a.m. until they last. >> that's right. you can get yours right here. can you make for robin the new birthday cake slurpee. this is brand-new. the slurpee truck will be here

until 9:00 this morning. robin, i don't want to put any pressure on you, but you're the official first taste tester on television. tell us how birthday cake slurpee is. >> that's good. >> does it take like birthday cake? >> it does. yep. it does. >> do you need a candle on it? >> no. i'm good. i'm good. >> all right. so you'll be able to finish that one or you want another one? >> i want to try the mango. >> it doesn't sound like you like the birthday cake that much. >> i'll give it to my husband. >> she said, i want a mango. mango, please. i should point out, my daughter sally and i have been doing to slurpee day at 7-eleven for the past ten years. >> really? you're a bona fide connoisseur. >> let's have her try the mango. what do you like better? >> i like the mango.

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morning. two retail giants duking it out for online sales. wall market making a move just hours before amazon's annual prime day offering free shipping and eliminating the $50 order minimum. and thinking of getting one of samsung's waterproof phones? you better read the fine print. a nonprofit organization tested the samsung galaxy 7 saying the screen stopped responding to touch after being submerged for half an hour. something samsung claims it should be able to survive. all right. ainsley? >> thank you. democrats trying to get past hillary clinton's e-mail scandal saying it was an open and shut case, despite the fbi director's vicious criticism. but think again. attorney general loretta lynch scheduled to testify in front of the house judiciary committee tomorrow. here with what we can expect and author of "watchdog, member of

the house judiciary committee" congressman darrell issa. >> thank you. ainsley, it's one of the interesting coincidences that on the day that a book comes out that went to press five months ago talking obviously about benghazi, fast and furious, the various investigation i was honored to lead, it really does see the prediction of exactly what's going to happen tomorrow. that a misrepresentization by hillary clinton and others of the benghazi attack leads to a recognition that she committed a relatively small crime. in other words, the crime of violating the federal records act, but in deliberately violating a law enacted by congress and signed by the president, she then turns out, sent, received highly classified information, 2,000 of them, 100 of which had specific markings so that any laymen would know

they were top secret or confidential. and then she removed them from federal custody when she left office. took them with her. so the question tomorrow obviously for the attorney general is, there was intent to commit a small crime. there were a series of crimes committed by hillary clinton and then by her own admission 300 people who saw these classified documents being sent and received by her. and somehow, somebody's above the law that they can commit a small crime, commit a larger crime. but in fact it's never punishable. that's going to be a great question for the attorney general to answer of how can you not prosecute? >> yeah. you're also going to be talking to her i understand -- you talking to her about the secret meeting with bill clinton. what kind of questions will you ask her? >> i think it's up to her to answer without saying meeting

half hour about talking about grandchildren. you do not shuttle off your secret service and then tell this former president, whose wife is under a criminal investigation as the president said, you don't have an ex parte meeting. these are two sophisticated lawyers in addition to being highly regarded public officials. so does -- you know, does the former president know he's not supposed to do that? you better believe it. let's remember, president obama was disbarred for a time or suspended because of his lying to an investigation. so this is not something that people should take lightly the fact that hillary clinton in no uncertain terms repeatedly said she did not -- she not only did not move classified information, but she said she didn't move information marked classified. both turn out to be untrue. >> right.

unbelievable. thank you for being with us. and congratulations on new book. it's called "watchdog, the real stories from the congressman who exposed washington's biggest scandals." good luck with that tomorrow. we'll be covering it tomorrow. we'll be talking about it on wednesday morning if you miss it. as black lives matter protests sweeps our country, another group is joining the demonstrations now. the new black panther party. who are they are and what do you want? peter johnson jr. has the facts coming up. but first on this day in history in 1922, the hollywood bowl first opened and in 1979, skylab's space station came crashing down to earth. then in 1990, new kids on the block was topping the charts with "step by step." ♪ looking for balance in your digestive system?

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a fox news alert. as black lives matter demonstrations sweep across the country, another group has joined the protests. the new black panther party. >> what do we want? justice. when do we want it? now. no justice, no peace! no justice, no peace! >> and as leaders such as homeland security secretary jeh johnson to new york city's mayor de blasio, even cardinal tim dolan, all call for respect for the -- for our new police this new group has a different agenda in mind. let's bring in peter johnson jr. >> good morning, steve and everyone. you know, the police and new black panther party activist,

here's we know. it was founded in dallas in 1990. so it's a separate group from the old activists involved in civil rights protests. and some violent activities and social programs in the 1960s. in contrast the new black panthers party has been designated a hate group by prominent watchdog organizations who say that the party is racist and anti-semitic. the group believes that white americans and clearly this doesn't reflect the african-american community in the united states have a secret agenda to commit genocide against all nonwhite people. they believe that black americans should have their own sovereign nation which is just quite incredible. >> no kidding. >> most people reject that obviously. >> how close was micah x. johnson to the new panther party? >> the police are reporting that micah liked it on his facebook page and the nation of islam and black writers liberation party. also, a cofounder of the dallas chapter of the party confirmed

that johnson attended several of the meetings in the past, but hadn't seen him in months. there's some data to suggest he was involved with them in the past. >> what has the group done and said in the past that have gotten the attention of the authorities? >> well, remember back in 2008 there were charges of voter intimidation, with members of the new black panthers party -- >> in philly. >> stood in front of the polling site carrying weapons reportedly trying to discourage voters ares and potentially white voters from entering that polling location. back in 2014, in the wake of the ferguson grand jury ruling and protest, new black panther party members they were arrested for falsifying information in order to buy guns in missouri.

both convicted and sentenced to seven years in prison. >> finally, what are they planning or promising to do? >> this is disturbing. as we see activists began taking part in the protests on sunday, marching alongside black lives matter activists, the protesters were wearing party uniforms or weapons, that's when the scuffles began. >> peter johnson jr., thank you for telling us what we know about them. >> absolutely. good to see you. all right. meanwhile donald trump set to make a major vice presidential announcement sounds like this week and apparently there is a democrat on the donald's list. bret baier here to react to that, coming up next.

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good morning to you and your family. i'm ainsley earhardt. it is monday, july 11th. we start with this. a fox news alert. more than 100 protesters rounded up once again by police last night. the chilling new details that we have just learned about the killer and his plans for a much bigger attack. then america isn't divided. that's the message president obama is taking with him to dallas tomorrow. as he apparently will renew his push for more gun controls. bret b very shortly with the very latest on the president's trip. have you ever shared your netflix password? it could land you behind bars. the crazy new reason -- you better not have to keep that information to yourself. excuse me, but -- >> national slurpee day -- >> mornings are better with "friends." >> you're going to be feeling really good today.

guess what flavor he got? mountain dew. >> my favorite. >> i had a coke one. delicious. very good. it's a lot of fun. free slurpees at 7-eleven between 11:00 and 7:00. as well as supplies last. all right. well, if you're just waking up, we have a lot of news. the deadly police ambush in dallas could have been even more horrific. >> that's right. this morning we're learning brand-new details of the cold blooded cop killer's sinister plot and the disturbing clues he left behind. >> that's right. what was he writing in his own blood? william la jeunesse has the latest in dallas. >> reporter: well, steve, as dallas wakes up this morning we are learning more about what happened that night and also more about the shooter from his journal himself. micah johnson more recently had grown more fascinated with guns and explosives and he grew more interested in the militant groups that condoned violence.

he was wounded and he wrote initials in his own blood on the stairway of the garage of where he was pinned down. also that night, he laughed and taunted the police negotiator about how many cops he killed. that made it easier for the chief to agree to kill him with the plastic expositives. the officers were literally walking into the kill zone and he leapfrogged in front of them with his vehicle, move and shoot tactics, going from one building to another, moving from one floor to another, leading them to believe there was more than one individual there. we have been reporting about seven injuries to officers and now two others were injured that night who belonged to the el centro college police department. the corporate bryan shaw, he'll require surgery to his stomach, and jim abbott took glass

fragments to his leg when the shooter busted through a door to get to one of the higher levels. we'll have a news conference today in about three hours local time. they have not ruled out charging someone else so he may have acted alone, but maybe from a financial standpoint someone helped him along the way. back to you. >> thank you. now let's go to the district of columbia. in his chair which he it sits i every night for "special report" bret baier. >> good morning. >> i know the president is going to express, you know, the remorse of the nation. do we think we'll talk about more gun control? >> he may. he has done it almost every time. but every indication from the white house this is going to be an interfaith memorial service. he'll be alongside vice president biden and former president george w. bush and the former first lady laura bush. and they will all be together.

former president bush will speak as well we're told and then president obama will meet individually with the families of the officers killed. so it doesn't sound like this is a policy type of speech, however, every time he's talked about these things in the wake of big events he has inserted something about that. >> surely. in fact on friday -- i think it was friday, he started to talk about powerful weapons in the hands of people. so -- >> yeah, listen, it's a big issue for the president. he believes that that is the center of everything as far as getting the most dangerous weapons out of criminal's hands. obviously there's a big divide in the country about how to deal with that and deal with it effectively. >> yeah. one of the topics that our presidential candidates are focusing on, we'll have a new president in november and the conventions are next week. i know it's an exciting time for our country. vp announcements will be made possibly this week by donald

trump? >> it is possible. we're hearing it is this week, it had to be if he's going to choose indiana governor mike pence. he turns into a pumpkin on friday. in other words, he has to be on the ballot one way or the other, as vice president or as governor of indiana. and he is in the running we're told. one of the finalists. others, newt gingrich and lieutenant general mike flynn who's made the rounds on the sunday shows. he'll be on several fox programs in the next couple of days. he is in the running as well. >> hey, what do you make of the reports that washington times says 95% chance that it's mike pence? any way to know that at this point? >> i mean, we're hearing that it's -- that he has -- that donald trump has seen things in mike pence that he likes as far as unifying the republican party. i don't think you can put anything at 95% with donald trump as we have seen throughout this primary. you know, i mean, there's a lot of surprises. a lot about kind of the moment

of unveiling the decision. so i think he's clearly a top contender in the running. >> he's spending some time with some of the people on the short list. is that to get familiar with them? >> getting to know you. >> exactly. has he really not made a decision yet? >> i don't know. i think trump makes decisions around makes them quickly usually. but this could be how you feel together. i mean, campaigning with donald trump, i'm sure, has to be an interesting experience because he is on the stump like no one else has been. and excites crowds. the personality between donald trump and let's see a mike pence is kind of big divide. >> a big divide. he has said he wants an insider in washington and pence was a congressman. now he's a governor. so stay tuned for that. meanwhile, in cleveland, right this minute, members of the platform committee are getting ready to start two days of

figuring out what is in the official 2016 platform. we had kris kobach, the secretary of state of my home state of kansas, he's on the committee. i asked him whether or not in the gop platform will there be a big, beautiful wall, which mexico will pay for as donald trump has said many, many times and this is what the secretary of state told "fox & friends." >> i mean, i'm 99.9% sure that will be in the platform. republicans have generally for many years going all the way back to when congress voted on this in 2006 have been in favor of a wall. i think you'll see a real wall, not a fake wall made of censors, but a real, physical barrier. that's a big contrast to what the democrats stand for, because they stand for the open borders policy. >> that do you make of that? >> i think he's probably right, they'll put it in the platform. i doubt they'll put that mexico

is going to pay for it. there may be an asterisk there or something. i think that's something that the republican party can get behind. at least in words in a platform. remember, the platform itself is not binding. it is just a guideline, a blueprint. many use the platform to put things on there and then when they get in office, they don't necessarily stick to the platform. >> and we should point out, this is different than the rules committee which will be meeting on thursday and friday. that's really going to be the last stand for the never trump people probably. >> exactly. that's really where the drama if there is draw will come from. if they have enough votes to put forward the minority reporter, in other words they don't have enough to put up donald trump as the nominee, but they put it to the floor that all delegates can report on it, that's when it gets interesting. but it is still a super long shot and the trump people and the party pretty much have this wired i think in cleveland. >> some of the drama has been who will speak and who will not

speak, we can now confirm -- fox news can confirm that paul ryan will be speaking at the rnc convention. there was some uncertainty about whether he will. we know ted cruz will be speaking there as well. so -- >> a big deal. >> a growing lineup. a big deal. what do you make of that? >> it's a big deal and paul ryan really over the last few days and leading into the convention is going to be laying out what republicans want to do policy wise on a number of different fronts. they have had a number of different committees working on solutions and he's going to lay those out at the convention. his back and forth with donald trump, whether he was endorsing him fully or not, i think will all come to an end at the convention. i think that's a key moment for republicans. >> all right. bret baier, joining us live from "the special report" studios in the district of columbia. thank you very much. we'll be watching tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> have a good day. >> slurpee -- slurpee --

>> too much, too fast. >> i had a little bit of mountain dew. >> heather? >> i used to think these guys were gentlemen. they did not bring us a slurpee. did they? >> we can -- you can have some. there's some left. >> thanks, pete, for saving. good morning. good morning, everybody. we start off right now with a fox news alert. dozens of people are under arrest this morning as violent protests erupts across the country. take a look at this. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! >> police standing off with black lives matter demonstrators in baton rouge, louisiana. keeping them from storming a crowded highway. take a look at that. nearly 50 arrested in the chaos, joining the hundreds of others arrested at rallies across the country over the weekend. then some more shocking images out of the state of california. hundreds of protesters shut down the busy 405 freeway in both directions.

then in memphis, more than 1,000 protesters closed the interstate 40 bridge. we'll watch the stories that develops throughout the day. osama bin laden's son says he wants revenge. hamza bin laden pictured here as a young boy now threatening an attack on the united states for assassinating his father. the son of former al qaeda leader calling or the more lone wolf attacks inside the u.s. as well as on the allies abroad. osama bin laden was killed at his hideout in pakistan in 2011. rob o'neill the man who killed bin laden will weigh in on that. she may have slid past the fbi, but she's not getting past the american people. a brand-new poll shows the majority of americans believe that hillary clinton should be charged for her private e-mail server. nearly 60% disagree with the fbi's decision to not recommend charges. according to a new "washington post"/abc news poll. the majority of the same people also say they're worried about

clinton as president making them hesitant to vote for her. and any excuse to show you some bikini shots this early morning. sorry, guys, but the "sports illustrated" bikini model hannah davis is officially off the market. who is the lucky guy? that gets this lady? derek jeter. yeah. davis tied the knot with the new york yankees legend in a small, private ceremony in california. they have been together now for three years. and those are your headlines. see you back here in a little bit. >> congratulations. we had her on the program. a very nice woman. >> very nice. legendary -- >> on the inside and out. she's beautiful. >> i'm not a yankees fan, but i'll give him credit today. rudy giuliani coming under fire for saying this. >> when you say black lives matter, that's inherently racist. that's anti-american and it's racist. >> america's mayor responded on our show right here on this couch earlier. hear what he had to say next.

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all right. let's talk a little bit about this. it looks like the police are starting nationwide to change their tactics. you know it started a couple of years ago after what happened in ferguson where police were accused of using too much force against the protesters and then the cops it seemed like nationwide were backing off. when people were breaking the law this would let it all happen. whatever happened in dallas, it looks like when there's a big protest and people are breaking the law, some police departments are coming out with flash grenades and they're arresting people. which is different. >> especially as they face resistance. over the weekend i was in minneapolis, in st. paul, 21 officers were injured. a brick dropped on the head of an officer, vertebrae broken. >> yeah, its a un -- it's unbelievable.

50% of them were arrested and 21 cops were injured. >> ultimately it's illegal to block the freeway which is what the police have the latitude to do. >> in some cases the rallies, the protests are organized by black lives matter. rudy giuliani was on cbs yesterday and he said that black lives matter is inherently racist. listen. >> you want to deal with this, on the black side, you've got to teach your children to be respectful to the police. and you've got to teach your children that the real danger to them is not the police. the real danger to them, 99 out of 100 times,that are going to . don't get involved with them. because son, there's a 99% chance they're going to kill you not the police. >> well, after he said that, mainstream media went crazy. >> yeah. they didn't like that comment so

we had him on the curvy couch. he came on our show an hour ago to defend himself. listen to this. >> well, it's inherently racist because it divide us. all lives matter. number two, the black lives matter never protests when every 14 hours somebody is killed in chicago. probably 70, 80% of the time a black person. they don't mean black lives matter. they mean let's agitate against the police matter. >> and he has also said black lives matter makes police targets by blaming them for complex social issues. he said he's got one of the stats wrong. he said 99%, he meant 90%. >> well, ultimately, people have a right to protest. but they don't have the right to break the law. >> yeah. absolutely. ultimately when he talks about black lives matter, he emphasizes what he did in new york city, policing with more cops, bringing down the murder rate and saving black lives.

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some quick headlines this morning. black lives matter leader deray mckesson is out of jail and ready to start protesting again.

>> you're under arrest. >> don't fight me. don't fight me. >> he captured his arrest on camera as he protested the death of alton sterling in baton rouge. he spent 16 hours behind bars. two mideast countries are now warning their citizens against traveling here to the u.s. because of the black lives matter group. and all the protesters. the uae and bahrain urging people to stay away from demonstrations or crowded areas. more than five years following the death of his father, osama bin laden, hamza bin laden is now calling for revenge against the united states. but is this a threat that should be taken seriously? for more, we turn to the man who killed osama bin laden, fox news contributor rob o'neill. >> good morning. >> he's not call forciing for r against you, but against the

united states. >> keeping up with what the al qaeda originally wanted. they see the oppression of places like afghanistan, saudi arabia, africa, all that stuff. just kind of reminding us that al qaeda is still there. they were ordered to stand down in 2013, and with the rise of isis they can appear to be moderate which is pretty dangerous. they're in a lot more countries than isis and they're as serious as they have ever been. >> is the worry that bin laden's kid may take over for ayman al zhou herry? >> they're grooming him for that. the papers said -- they mentioned hamza a few times, how osama bin laden was saying he was concerned about what to do with him. he wanted to send him to study in places like the united arab emirates to get the ideology right and they started to groom him in 2012 to be part of it. he knows the explosives and things like that. he will be the head if he stays

alive. >> you just touched on something that reminded me of the thousands of documents and all that stuff you guys carted out, computers and things like that, hard drives and thumb drives, how much has been declassified? >> a lot has been declassified, people are analyzing. like the long war journal does a great job with it. they analyze it and you can see how osama bin laden was actually running the show from there, very good operational security. just he was running it well. >> so now hamza who put out this statement, this is not the brother, obviously, who was there the night you were -- >> no, the brother who was there was khalid bin laden. he ran into americans and that ended very violently for him. his dad met the same fate a few seconds later. they talk tough, but when it comes to fighting it doesn't end well. >> people looked at osama bin laden, they looked at him, they saw the videos back when they

did videos that way. i can get behind this guy. whereas the son, does he have the same -- >> the son has the brand. people said that about zawahiri, but he brings the branding, which is good for funding. he's talking to the large audience too. they have -- they have got fighter out there. he released a statement talking to al nusra front which is 10,000 pure al qaeda fighters in syria. we never talk about him. so he has the capability and a lot of the charisma, talking to the younger audience trying to bring them in. not as much isis, but surely al qaeda. >> isn't there a struggle between isis and al qaeda to try to get the new people in? which club are you going to join? >> they're occasionally fighting each other, but not much. it's still the ideology of forming the islamic state. al qaeda wanted that. anything on the wahabist side that came out of saudi arabia

they're trying to live the way that mohammed the prophet lived. >> let's read a bit of the statement, we'll continue to target you in your country and in oppression of the people of palestine, afghanistan, iraq, yemen, somalia, the rest of the lands that did not survive your oppression. is this just noise or do we have to be worried about this? >> you know, it's actually not bad because it will put them back on the radar because the intelligence agencies are saying they're gone because of the death of bin laden but that's not true. because we shifted to isis, al qaeda has been able to grow. they have grown in different places. they have more people in different places because of isis. they know that under the radar is better. they just smacked us. so hopefully it doesn't happen again. >> nobody knows the topic better. thank you, rob. a fox news alert -- chilling in details emerging about the

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now to a fox news alert. the cold blooded cop killer in dallas may have been plotting an even more sinister attack. >> that's right. pete, we're learning brand-new details about the gunman's deadly arsenal, extensive training and the disturbing message that it looks like he was trying to leave behind. >> wow. well, former d.c. homicide detective and fox news

contributor rod wheeler has latest information for you. good morning. >> good morning. we are learning about this gunman, johnson. and two new things we learned over the weekend we learned this, he actually had maintained an arsenal of weapons at his home. in the dallas police department and the fbi, they executed a search warrant at his home which is located in mesquite, georgia -- mesquite, texas, right outside of dallas. they found all kinds of things, bomb making material. they found chemicals that's used to make bombs. they found armored vests. so this guy had been planning this for a while. >> now, rod, we're looking at the house in mesquite, fantastic. is that his mother's house, is that his house, does he share that with anybody? >> an excellent question. he shares it with other family members. his sister for example. you know, his sister posted her

support of him after the shooting. she lived at that house for a period of time. we believe it's a family house, but the fbi they're still going through a lot of records to determine exactly who that home belongs to. >> so rod, if that's a family house and other members are around, where you've got bomb making things and stuff like that, could other family members wind up getting charged? >> you know, it's a possibility, steve. the thing is, someone else had to have known what this guy was planning. you know why i say that, because he was actually in the rear, in the backyard of the house, practicing some of his combat moves. that's according to some of the neighbors that we spoke. others had to know about what he was planning and i believe his sister -- he was very close to his sister. she had to have known what he was planning as well. >> and are we hearing that details that they went to the house, saw what he had and saw how serious that could be? >> they went to the house that night. this is about 3:00 in the morning. they knew who they had cornered but they weren't able to share

that information quite quickly before they decided to make that decision and take this guy out, u using a robot bomb. >> i know he wrote a message with his own blood, rb. any theory on what that means? >> i'm going to speculate here. here's what i have been doing a lot of research as to what that could mean. at the mean he scribed the letters rb he had been shot. he scribed it in blood. i think rb is his last words of racist and then the b word. why do i say that? because when he was just talking with the negotiators, he continued -- he kept referring to the white police officers as being racist. so i think the rb was his final words, racist, the "b" word. he couldn't spell it out because he was losing blood and getting weak. that's what i believe it is. we'll find out later on today what that meant, guys. >> i know that he apparently liked -- you know, liking on the internet as you push a button, he liked some organizations.

was he a member of any nationalist organizations? >> actually, he was. he was a member of the new black panther party for about six months, but they put him out of the party according to some reports because he failed to follow the chain of command. so they put him out of the group. but the new black panther party as we have been talking about all morning actually started in 1989 in dallas. so i do believe he had a lot of connections with those individuals. and one last thing. they also refer to white police officers as racist bs. i found that as well doing some research. you see the dots are being connected here. >> rod wheeler, who spent all weekend in dallas. thank you. >> thank you, guys. let's hand it over to heather who has some more headlines for you. >> good morning to you. a suspected al qaeda terrorist now walking the streets things to d -- thanks to another so-called downsizing at guantanamo bay. he was released to italy after serving 14 yearsgitmo. he is one of about two dozen

gitmo detainees being released in the next two weeks as president obama works to fulfill that campaign promise of closing gitmo before he leaves out of. there are 78 prisoners left there, down from 250. of those released a dozen are suspected of re-engaging in terror. new overnight, a rock 'n' roll legend rushed to the hospital after collapsing on stage. take a look. ♪ okay. you just start to see it right there. that's the aerosmith guitarist joe perry, sitting on the drum riser before he sort of stumbles and then loses consciousness. fans caught in the chaos as emergency crews rushed the 65-year-old off stage. and then revive him. it happened during a show with the side project called the hollywood vampires. this lapped at coney island -- this happened at coney island in brooklyn, new york. alice cooper and johnny depp

said he's sick and he's in the hospital in stable condition. unsuspecting gamers lured into the trap by a group of teenage thieves and were then robbed at gunpoint. they were playing the wildly popular game pokemon go. police in missouri say that the teenagers used a lure feature to bait people as they sat in their bmw with a hand gun and then waited for them. the game encourages players to get outside and walk through neighborhoods and then they score points. the lure tool attracts them to the certain location. police departments around the country now raising the red flag urging players to be careful when they're using that lure feature. could netflix or sharing your password land you in jail? >> no? >> you bothering me friend here? >> the supreme court upholding a conviction against one who

opened files in his previous job and that sets the new precedent and implies that anyone using a shared password is essentially a hacker. those are your headlines. so you go to jail for tearing those little things of your pillow. >> how will they know though? how will they know if it's you or me if it's the member? >> maybe they can tell when you sign in. here's the problem, i have a netflix account and my daughter is the only one who knows the password. she's the only one who uses it. maria, do you have netflix? >> yes, i do. >> share us your password. >> no. let's talk about the weather conditions across the country because we are tracking a few areas that could be seeing some severe thunderstorms later on this afternoon and also into the night time hours. they include the central plains, parts of the upper midwest and even across the southeastern u.s.

the damaging winds will be possible with some of the storms but they could produce some hail and even isolated tornadoes. the concern across parts of the midwest and even in the plains is we're expecting rounds of severe weather for severe days as we head into tomorrow and also on wednesday. flash flooding is another threat as several inches of rain can come down. temperatures in the pacific northwest, very cool. well below average. temperatures only reaching the 60s and low 70s in some parts and across the center of the nation, 90s from minneapolis down into texas and you factor in the humidity. here is what it will feel like, triple digits in texas, tulsa, other areas. let's head back inside. >> well, it is summer. it better feel hot or we're in trouble. >> thanks, maria. >> skip the muggy though. one of the most popular smartphones claims to be waterproof, but what happens when it gets put to the test? the results are not as good as you think. then 22 million americans will go rv'ing this summer.

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something that samsung claims it can survive. uh-oh. >> anybody have one? let's just try it. >> not using my phone. i don't have that one. >> wow. all right. of course the whole nation is looking to dallas and the tragedy that happened thursday into friday morning. and one of the police officers who was killed is a fellow by the name of officer patrick zamarripa. also known as zam. a fellow who served along side of him overseas came on "fox & friends" over the weekend to talk about how he discovered that his long-time friend was killed. >> that night i just kept on putting my kids to bed, and i texted him when i first saw the news. like we normally do. when i didn't get a read receipt immediately i texted his wife. i went to bed. and i got a text around -- about 20 texts in the middle of the night. about 20 missed calls. and his wife the last message

she sent to me, he didn't make it. just kind of -- i kind of went numb from there. >> wow. powerful stuff. alex served with zam in iraq. heed a -- he had done three tours in iraq and the uncertainty led alex to want to do something about it. >> sure. here's a terrible situation. but unfortunately, there are apparently some unscrupulous people out there who have devised not realistic gofundme pages. >> fake pages. >> fake pages. but alex witt himself started one for his friend, zam. he came on "fox & friends" on sunday with a promise to anybody who gave money to the real gofundme page, he said this. >> i can promise you that those kids will be looked after for the rest of their lives by not only a great mother and a great

family surrounding, but the rest of his military brothers and police brothers all across the world are going to be checking in on them from time to time. and they're probably going to be really -- >> let's going to raise a lot of money to put the two kids of his through school. he has a daughter and a stepson and you america, you have been so generous. you're giving money to this family. we hope you'll hear this story and will support this family and all the officers' family. >> every penny. he put his life on the line in dallas -- >> he survived all that. >> he's got two young kids, a wife. this is an opportunity to support him. i know that's what america wants to do. >> you come home and your family is just thank you, god, that my loved one is still alive and then to die this way in dallas, texas. >> america wants to do what they can. >> if you want to donate, the

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good morning up. i'm bill hemmer. more developments in the dallas cop killer and some amazing american stories are being told as well. on the trail, who is better suited for leadership?

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