chase them around. the actual lines watch them. -- just in the nick of time. gotta go have a great day. see you later. >> you are curing news here on june, 24th. brian we have a special guest today. i'd love it when you guys start the show with country music it's a right way to do it. >> you deserve all of the credit.

no one is using itunes. >> i'm going to start that song all over again. that was pretty good. anytime i want too. >> thank you very much. rachel, good to have you. >> a police officer was killed in the line of duty just overnight. he has been on the job just three months. rachel: it comes as a horrifying new body camera the moments as sacramento copy -- cop is killed.

>> these officers were just trying to do their jobs. we have some new video coming in from missouri right now. north estate missouri officer he was shot by someone trying to cash a bad check. he has 17 years police experience he have only been with this apartment for just three months. he left behind two children into fiancé. the governor tweets lasting, today north county police officer michael lang store was shot and killed responding to a call at a business. our business. our prayers go out to his family and fellow officers. this officer was breezily -- bravely carrying out his oath to serve. mission, texas police officer was shot and killed on thursday trying to help a

woman whose son had shot at her car. in the sacramento rookie police officer, she was shot and killed on friday while responding to a domestic violence call. became video from another officer shows when the gunfire erupted. watch this. >> let me know. you're not in trouble. [gunfire]. friends broke down as they honored o'sullivan. the man accused of shooting her has a long history of violence he is facing a judge later on today. we shall see what charges shall be fired. >> with the overnight news from missouri, the guy was responding to someone trying to cash a bad check. rachel: that's what makes this job so dangerous in the so

much heroes. they couldn't get to help her because there was so much gunfire there was delay. it led to her dying. >> twenty-two officers had lost their lives already and we are not even starting july. we will get more information as that happens. the pressure in the standoff continues as the president says today is a day can we put more sanctions on iran. everyone widely agrees that they're paying a major price for these sanctions with the reality up. i implements at 13% and promising to go the other way especially if richman continues to go up on their nuclear program then you watch for the europeans to do nothing but bow out what is left of that. >> the president made it clear over the weekend particularly in the interview a lot of

people got what he was doing regarding the standdown of the raid. he made it clear it's all about them not getting the bomb. that's why the news sanctions are going in. they are going to be announced later today. rachel, the president actually announced to be a tweet. >> i ran to not had these under the nuclear plant. it is not acceptable but he major additional sanctions on iran on monday i look forward to the day that sanctions come off and they become a productive and prosperous nation again. the sooner the better. it was so bad that been carded didn't vote for it. it was not passed as a treaty it was widely unpopular now people are pretending to like it there was an inspection process. there was nobody allowed to see it face-to-face like we head in iraq.

they have to find a way to guarantee that they would not finance terror because the chaos they create by financing this. as part of what causes most of the unrest in the middle east. >> they can not get a bomb. that's why the sanctions have kicked in. the country is in a deep recession. if you look at the provocative gestures they have performed over the last month or so they are at inflection point or so says the director of the defense intelligence. watch this. >> i'm not looking for war. and if i is it will be obliterated like it has been before. they are in an inflection point right now. and i think the uptick that you seem is a reflection of them trying to change the status quo in the path that they are on. >> there is hardship in the

present has asked the question before it does a seven impact on the iranian people. and it has an impact on the entire nation. they are moving into a session and they are struggling. we are to have close to 1,000 iranian entities. it does leave several smaller targets in government personnel. they could also come up with some sort of secondary sanctions against the central bank which would be devastating given what has already been going on there. >> there saying that the sanctions are working. there are a lot of other reasons. but the reason is why not. when the sanctions are working and he is planning on increasing again to more. >> they launched a secret digital strike. they launched the digital hit against the iranian group they

say it was directly responsible for last week's bombing. you lo up a 220 million dollar drone i think there should be a price to pay at least check to write especially in international waters. he said the consequences would be catastrophic for the iranians should they do something again. >> i am not looking for more and if there is it will be obliterated like you've never seen before. but i'm not looking to do that. but you can't have a nuclear weapon. if you want to talk good otherwise you can have a bad economy. no preconditions. no preconditions. if you want to talk about it good. otherwise you can live in a shattered economy for a long time. >> the big question is what happens next. apparently the president have sent a message through the country of oman to the

leadership there in tehran. they said i don't want to war. there's a small time where they can decide what comes next. stay tuned. >> meanwhile when it comes to legal immigration. it has been a bothersome and pain and the neck in the neck for the entire country. they have arrived here at the border already this year. we know how many had left. june is gonna be a scary number as well. and it looks as though the president said you know what over the weekend we are going to start mass raids on illegals that are here they go through the court system to leave and they haven't. we believe on friday she said can you hold off and give us some time to come up with an eta package and the president said you got it out give you two weeks. >> he tweeted this at the request of democrats.

i had delayed the process for two weeks. can they get together and work out a solution with the loophole problems of the southern border if not deportations start. nancy pelosi who did call the president up and say can we work on something apparently she says they will pass a part of the presidents emergency border funding request. he's asked for $4.5 million humanitarian they say. we will not help in the other part of the president's agenda and that sounds like a deal breaker. >> we have the congressional calendar. i know it while because my life revolves around a. there's four days and then they have a whole week off. i think it's obvious that tongues are going to happen. my concern is two weeks why

does she want to weeks i think it's because that gives them two weeks to organize it's a way for them to organize protests and activist. the reason why i think it's can go through, 4.5 billion, is because the president has it separate track with the wall. i think some of it will come through and he's also one of the latest round. he will end up at 6.7. i would say this keep an eye on what is happening with jared kushner lindsey graham and dick durbin. if you really want that control. they are working on some asylum changes. they pulled back his bill on thursday was some hopes of getting something going on the other side. and dick durbin could deliver the votes.

it takes 15 minutes along with getting humanitarian aid. you're asking border patrol to become day daycare workers. when they are understaffed and don't have any facilities. >> i think the house will pass some money and it will be agreed to by the senate to help with the humanitarian awards. the president made it very clear. for two weeks unless they fix the asylum stuff. even though the house well probably pass some money for the southern border problems executive fix that. it means the ice raids will be on in two weeks. >> you continue to incentivize people. they keep saying we are concerned about the kids and the deportation if you're concerned about that quote the asylum loophole. that's where the kids are

dying. >> that's politics. those who want to communicate that had respect on both sides need to get on television and explain their side of the story and don't get involved in the rhetoric and the bumper sticker talk. mexico, the more you look at it the more you read they are doing so much to open up more cities so they can eat for the asylum city in the u.s. a permit has been marked by lotta people. -- improvement has been marked by a lot of people. >> the question of the day is well democrats ever work with president trump. in the meantime at 6:13. in julian joins us.

>> the bodies of a woman and three young children are found near the texas mexico border. they held argo county sheriff said they were discovered in the management area that's just north of the rio grande. two infants and a toddler. the cause of death is unknown and the fbi will investigate. >> scary moments at dodger stadium in los angeles. a foul ball strikes a woman in the head. just beyond the protective netting. >> more netting that has been a discussion. her status is unclear. two teams announce plans to extend the protective netting this season after several high-profile injuries. we expect that confrontation to continue. see mcbeth chapman was diagnosed with throat cancer nearly two years ago.

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often says that mayor pete is not here doing his job. casey hendrickson lives just seen this. and now he has in the line of fire again. first off on this incident. if a white cop shoot a black man and the police camera was on. how does that reflect on mayor pete. there's a couple of things i want them to know. he appears to have done his job. he was not required to have that camera on at the time. i think the policy change going forward is a good idea. it does not appear that he has actually done anything wrong. and we have we have a suspect who allegedly have a knife and

refused to drop it. he did not unload his magazine. he was very controlled and professional about it. the body camera has been in place for about a year. one of the problems with them is that they don't capture something people automatically assume that there is some conspiracy although there might not be at all. although there might not be at all. mayor pete has almost 0% support in his community. what was the back story to that? >> the police tape scandal which is starting to get known , there are four police officers who are on tape allegedly saying racist things. at the time the former police chief was black.

and the mayor has refused to release those tapes in and spy avenue the court saying that they could release at least some of them. and he is still refusing to do that. with allegations that some of them say they might be racist. then you go ahead and bring in and fire a black police chief. they weren't well-liked in that area. one of the first things he does when he gets to town. as walks into a black church in shackles. the current chief is a great man. a lot of these weird instances that are going out there. one of the officers going on the tape. they previously ran there. there is a lot there. you say it's a myth in terms of this situation. he looked solemn and detached over the weekend. the new york times basically agrees.

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>> glad you are up hope your dress. 2020 addition. they are pushing for slave recommendations. the massachusetts senator tweeting this. they government owes them more than $50 million for the discrimination tax code that we left them out of. we must write these wrongs. the equality act. what i meant past tax returns. cory booker will meet with the nation of islam leader. >> i'm not one of the people that says i want to sit down with anybody here. i'm very familiar with this.

the democrat making these comments at a campaign event in nevada. >> think you brian. now turning to the search for the missing connecticut mother. she was last seen on may 24. apparently a friend telling the new york post that she was afraid for her life after fire lead for divorce from her husband. before she went missing. her husband is on the attack claiming that the disappearance was fate like the -- was fake the 2012 movie called gone girl. she has written a book manuscript similar to gone girl at one point. that would happen. the next guest is calling the absurd. here is the first forensic

psychologist. dr., good morning to you. >> scratching our heads over this explanation by the defense attorney suggesting that jennifer faked her own death and left those five kids. >> leaving your five kids goes against every maternal instinct but here's the thing. we have her blood being found in her garage we have their dna together being found in the kitchen sink. there long road trip which contains her close and 30 different bins. taken together it emerges a picture of someone who is obviously involved in her disappearance and likely her murder. i think the defense theory is very creative but it seems pretty absurd to me. >> do we know if she actually wrote that manuscript.

>> a family friend is saying that there was in fact a manuscript but that the plot of that manuscript did not match the plot of gone girl. like i said. if you're the defense attorney you're gonna your can say whatever you have to say to get him off and obviously he is innocent until proven guilty but there is no evidence that substantiates that claim. that's what defense attorneys do. this is not the plot of a movie. this actually happened. he and his girlfriend had been charged with tampering or fabricating physical evidence they made 30 trash stops and dumped off garbage bags. with blood he sponges and stuff like that. they found her blood in her garage. it sounds like they have the evidence connect them to what?

>> we don't know everything they have and if you are the defense your job is to undercut and explain away all of these various pieces of evidence. but take it in totality they really application him and her disappearance and like i said probably her murder. we just don't know everything the police know. and only time will tell. >> i have never seen gone girl until this weekend. i happened to watch on it on the plane. not knowing that story. all of these things were planted to make the guy look guilty. >> it is a riveting movie. a great script. i believe her up tourney made the claim that she was addicted to heroin at one point. and she was mentally unstable. there is no evidence thus far

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that is your shot of the morning. carrie underwood's baby cries hysterically when dad's darts to sing to him. the former nhl player is clearly no match for carrie underwood. what you do if you are not married to a country music legend. she is amazing and that maybe at that young of an inch. the baby can tell the difference between the two singers to be singing in front

of carrie underwood. do you think he calls her carrie underwood. >> i used you calm my son down by introducing the next. it would calm him down every time. by the time i got to alan houston he was quiet. >> you have heard of helicopter parents you've heard of tiger moms. we will tell you a little bit about and that parenting and this is an idea that is promoted and she is the mother of two of the most prominent and successful women in america. one of her daughters as a ceo due to the other is the cofounder of 23 and me. her approach is i did not give

them anything growing up even when they were little they have to earn it. that's what it all comes down to. she let the kids walk to school after age five. she doesn't give them anything unless they actually need it. they were all swimming by the time they were 12 months old. that was just to get to the side of the pool. helicopter is out. a snowplow where you clear off all obstacles. if you wanted to be a helicopter or snow cloud. -- snowplow. you could. >> one of the things i like she said was if the kid has a musical instrument lesson and decide they don't want to do it anymore let them.

one less thing to do. here is the quote. i admireevotion to the daughters but i think her approach failed to instill a sense of passion or independence in them. it sent a power over their life. in a lot of people they don't have that. they feel controlled by their families. pantomimes aren't lazy as what they do is give children scaffolding to let them go free. you only help when you need it. and when you think about it that's the way a lot of us were raised. my mom and dad showed me how to do it once or twice until i got it. >> they have redefined

success. should be just as happy if they chose to be at home moms as long as they are doing it well. >> are you more tiger less panda. tell me what is working for you or what is not working for you. james, what kind of mother are you. >> you would have to ask them. i have no idea. i just do what i think we're supposed to do. as my most important thing. and speaking of children you've sick -- six kids. >> happy birthday. where are you from?

what's your name. i'm just here for the day to see you. let's take a look at the mess really quick. 67 degrees right now on the map. i do want to make sure that people are aware for potential to strong storms. this is where we have have the potential for severe thunderstorms. we have the line of thunderstorms that skin that's can move it through. heavy rainfall in the forecast. there's where we could see the potential for strong to severe storms. it looks good across much of the central u.s. and more snow across the northern rockies. thank you all for coming. we've rachel and steve and we have brian today. and we love you all. thank you very much.

>> she is a great mom. twenty minutes before the top of the hour. such an instigator. see speemac keys can get an answer. a rideshare company lift is assisting police after a college student goes missing. police say she texted her family when she landed but then went silent. >> for her not to reach out to me or anything is very unlike her. she is usually in touch with me almost every day. the driver has been in contact with police. her ride ended at the destination she entered. it's the biggest mistake in the oval office.

>> if you could have one do over as president what would it be? >> personnel. i would not have appointed jeff sessions to be attorney general. >> the nba champs are not interested in the championship celebration at the white house. the team will probably turn down an invite if they get one. >> to put it lightly i think it's a hard no. canada's only team will visit parliament hill. >> the flight will and does make a major come comeback in times square. they walk 50 stories high without a safety net.

wow. it's like use can't stop watching it. as you saw cross each other right in the middle. two years ago liana broke nearly every bone in her face attempting appear mid sent. now her brother wants to walk over an active volcano. speemac we will see. speemac the safety harnesses were mandated by the city of new york. i i want to wear a harness. the piece cross still stands -- the peace cross still stands.

it will remain on public grounds in a landmark first amendment case. he has seen a major shift in the left's attitude towards religious freedom and it all started during the obama administration. he joins us from albany albany. let's start with the piece cross. it can stand because it is more historic than spiritual. it was put in place in 1925. as a memorial to 49 world war i soldiers. the supreme court said religious significance to the cross. is this a case that you think could help push back other

cases in the assault that is going on. >> i really think that's exactly what it was intended to do. it was intended to say be reasonable about this. don't roam the country looking for crosses and other monuments to rip out. these head been here a long time they are a part of our history and there is no reason to remove them. >> you say that before hobby lobby came in what we call the culture wars. that religious freedom we we sought as american as apple pie. what is it that shifted. >> the short answer is government has extended its tentacles into all of american life. the early 20th century dutch theologian said that government tends to be an octopus and extend its

tentacles everywhere. that has been what has happened and the real pivotable moment. it was something that was taking place over a number of years. they are requiring businesses across the country to include among other things abortion drugs. that is what gave rise to the hobby lobby case. when it went to the supreme court it was the first time as is mentioned in this interview the first him time i'd ever seen religious freedom in scare quotes in the newspapers that religious freedom will be" now. >> do you think we will see more cases like this going forward? >> certainly like the hobby lobby kind of situation. with the cross as i think we will see fewer of them because the supreme court has said there is no reason to uproot

these historical monuments. with things like hobby lobby and clashes between government regulation i think we will see more and more of those. whether we are able to work out a way to over allow people to express their views to allow what are sometimes called intermediate institutions to live out their beliefs. whether we are able it's gonna say a lot about what our future looks like. david still, thank you. twelve minutes before the top of the hour. he told us it was coming. >> tuition free, free tuition. and today bernie sanders is unveiling his plan to make it

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the clock is ticking for lawmakers. president trump giving democrats just 14 days to act before ordering mass deportations. with more on the hard deadline. it all started with a tweet. and now here we are. >> he has given congress a two-week window to take action but really with next week's fourth of july recess is just about one week. the president is delaying nationwide deportation.

here's what he said. i want to give them every last chance to quickly negotiate changes to the polls. this will fix the southern border. two weeks and big the speaker called the president on friday. with federalist authorities even warning them to be there. their refusal to act despite border officials pleading for help. now there are indications that there may be willing to move on parts of that senate package for ford have billion dollars of humanitarian aid. but the clock is ticking. there is more signs that they are working on it in mexico. several second -- sectors they

did drop significantly last week. one of the border of patrol officials say four bodies were recovered overnight, to our toddlers. the crisis continues. >> grip, thank you very much. here are a great book called spy gate. dan, the president tweeted out that the ice rates are going to start on sunday. they were in it target 2000 families. give us two weeks. and he said okay but you gotta do something about the asylum laws. they may do something regarding humanitarian aid but they probably won't do anything about changing the loopholes. >> i really hope they can get some concessions are from speaker pelosi on this. it's clear there is a crisis.

these are kids see. we had two toddlers turn up dead at the border. everybody please for a moment everybody needs to take all of the politics and throw it in the garbage for two minutes here. these are kids. i don't care what your religion or your faith is. these are young kids who were brought here and they should not had been brought here. it created a situation so dangerous that their kids lives are now no more. why can't the politicians get together and say to themselves what is causing parents to put their kids in danger to do this? the answers are easy. we broken asylum laws and we have this horrible dissent decree that is incentivizing people to do this. just fix it. get your heads out of your collective butts and fix the damn thing.

as i'm -- am i the only one that has a. they had been meeting nonstop and plan on having a bipartisan compromise. maybe there would be light at the end of the tunnel. >> i really hope you are right and i mean that. the problem is the democrats had used the immigration issue as a bludgeon for republicans forever. it appears they had zero interest in solving this. we know what is causing the problem. it's not a mystery. we have the dhs secretary in the studio. sane himself it's a crisis. we have this does sent decree. and we had broken asylum laws. it is not complicated. fix the two things. >> how is it that they are getting away with being the

compassionate months and this whole media story. they are the one who refused to change. they are being exploited, died and sexually assaulted because of the loophole. how do they get away with claiming that they are the ones that are compassionate care about the kids. >> they have a combined gas lighting effort pretending that donald trump is at fault here which gives them that. the mainstream media has the biggest megaphone in the country. you have all of these other outlets out there who constantly pin the blame on donald trump as if he hasn't given that democrats multiple opportunities to fix it. they don't even want to give the man the wall he campaigned on. >> the president gave him two weeks if there's no fixing of the loopholes let's see if the raids do start.

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♪ summer concert series it seems like yesterday he sang this song. hey, thank you very much for joining us when we look out that window joining us to look out the window to look at you as well we have rachel with us. j happy to be here. beautiful day in new york city. >> but first monday of summer. >> absolutely. going to be beautiful here. hope you have a nice day wherever you are. meanwhile, >> start with a fox news aletter in missouri, officer killed in line of duties overnight just three months on the job.

horrifying images shows sacramento police officer ambushed. wow, live now from the newsroom as officer accuser killer i should say prepares to face a judge. >> raven peel brian so many families heart a broken including that of north st. louis county officer he leaves behind two children and fiancé shot and killed by someone trying to cash a bad check and 17er years experienced but like you said had had only been with a apartment for just three months. governor mike parson tweeting last night, quote, today north county officer michael was shot and a killed responding to a call at a we will son business our prayers go out to his family and fellow officers. officer was bravely carrying out his to serve hashtag never

forget. now his death is the latest of 22 police officers killed in the line of duty just this year. mission texas police officer corporal jose was shot and killed on thursday trying to help a woman whose son shot at her car and sacramento rookie police officer was shot and killed on friday while she was responding to a domestics violence situation. body cam video from another officer at the scene shows the who are iing gunfire and as you watch had this, she's actually standing behind that officer. watch. [sound of gunfire] just horrifying to watch with there at a vigil friends broke down, as they honored o'sullivan

man accused of shooter her has a lengthy criminal past faces judge later today we'll hopefully soon finds out what charges will be filed. steve, rachel, brian. >> so horrifying. it is indeed and the experts on that look a these kinds of domestic violence seens that police officers find them and say that the -- perpetrator actually seeks out the female officer if she's there kind of transfers that energy that angry towards itself to the woman police officer, and a, obviously, we see in this case young officer only on, you know, i think she was became all police in december or january so not on the force very long. very, very bad a hero. >> on the democratic side ten on the stage back to back days. and a lot of people are saying that people that are emerged in pregame have been elizabeth warren, and mayor pete. pete now mayor pete was forced to go back to his job that he was elected to do because of a police shooting that took place

and he came back to the south bend angry especially in the black community. >> this past week there were a number of high profile events for the democrats mayor pete missed things in south carolina, and los angeles there was a fundraiser in hollywood and new york as well. because he's got a deal with trouble back at home because the tensions have risen between police and black community ever since last weekend when police officer shot and killed a 54-year-old black man when he was responding to a call on vehicle break-ins in one particular area . >> right so mayor pete holding town hall here's what it look like. >> i promise that we will find a way to have community voices heard. sure. [inaudible conversations] sure. so --

if everyone can just calm down. >> out with a bull horn getting scream ised out they want to go back to campaign. he yells become at the woman well i don't want your vote and looked overwhelmed by moment and small and big -- he seemed to be attacked from the community what was going on in his mind we didn't know and didn't do much talking and "new york times" called called this r solemn. >> haec hers at that event some of them did call hill a traitor because felt he was siding with the police and when you're the mayor of a town, if you're running for president when you are out in south carolina, or you're in los angeles, and something breakings out you notice that mayor is not there it is one thing for, you know, something happens in the state and u.s. senator isn't there because, you know, where are they exactly? but a mayor you miss the mayor. >> you know what i saw in that town hall i've been to hundreds my husband holdses town hall hads in 27 counties all over our

district and every single year. i was really surprised to see him standing or sitting behind a desk. i've never seen my husband ever hold a town hall like that. he's always standing up, he's pen gauged he's talking to people this is a moment or for him -- he's president cial even just his body language looks weak and out of control not in control. >> that's a good point and i didn't understand the format he was writing furiously and somebody in front working microphone and people were very angry and by what the incident that went down, and you factor that in the background one of the first things when he became mayor reportedly is fire the black police chief over controversy and a upon further review police chief was 100 % innocent and never reinstate so controversy with trains that may show things incriminating to him and officers that remain on the job with and south bend is not a reclamation story. south bend is community that continues to suffer. >> that's who is a wise

political observer having worked with barack obama. watched this all unfold and tweeted out this. he said, watching this town hall on the police shooting in south bend reminds that presidential races are a series of tests. some like the debates you can anticipate. others you cannot. pete faces one of those tun anticipated tests now, through it we will learn more about him. >> so far so not good and i'm sure this comes now. now people say okay you're a road scholar serve in the military. now we know how smart you are. now let's see what you did. they have not looked at his record. ting those days are over. and i think it's these are going to be interesting because i can see bill clinton in that situation. excelling. for donald trump, what i saw there wases an academic writing stuff down i didn't see someone in control connecting with the audience. connecting with the hurting -- very good in those situations. well let's see what happens as he tries to ease the tensions

between the black community and the police. >> so far not doing it. in the meantime later on today, bernie sanders two day before the big debate down in miami is going to announce that he has a plan to eliminate 1.6 trillion in student debt it would impact 45 million americans essentially student debt from private and grad schools, it would make public universities community colleges and trade school it tuition free an way he would pace for it would be a .5% tax on all wall street stocks exchanges it could raise $2 trillion over ten years and bernie would like to take two trillion dollars and wipe out the -- the student debt because across the board. >> redistrict funds. >> here we go here's what he says. this is truly revolutionary proposal all americans get

college education or what they need and bail out wall street in 2008. this time tax wall street creed to help american people. now the no only everyone on wall street is greedy creating enemy that earn money i don't think it is positive but letting people know that -- putting a zero value on something so valuable i think is a detrimental fact and running for office never give more stuff away. free preschool and pay for college, i cannot -- i mean you weren't running against practical against a fantasy. >> well and bernie sanders is actually kind of admitting that he needs to do more explaining about socialism everybody is not buying into this here he is on tbs. pif got to do more work in explaining what that means. and a what that means to me is carrying on the legacy of franklin eleanor roosevelt he said you know economic rights are human rights and we have got to guarantee all americans

fundamental economic rights the right to a job that pays you a living wage the right to health care. the right to education. we have expanded that to say economic, human rights that means clean environment. so what democratic socialism in that sense means to me is guaranteeing all of our people in the wealthy country in the history of the world a decent requirement. a decent standard of living. elizabeth warren has come out with her plan which would, give up to 50,000 worth of student debt per family that makes under 100,000 a year regarding bernie suggesting in left leaning circles they say canceling of the student debt is essentially offers too much help to families with highser incomes already. because the top 40% qowld receive about two-thirds of a benefits from elizabeth warren plan we dongt know the metrics

of bernie. >> fascinated at the fact that basically if you ask me bernie sanders is lying in that intuf he's trying to reframe his socialism thing as fdr say east he's saying nordic countries this thing. no bernie sanders is on record as a cheer leader socialist revolution and on record it is unfortunate this reporter didn't point it out he's on record as having said you are more likely to find american dream in venezuela than united states of america and he quietly took it off his website when you know it hit the fan he's lying. his idea of socialism is in venezuela and any time you offer free and talk to venezuelan that's what -- that's when the problems happen. >> what about those -- what about those naive people who are actually paying off their student loans been doing it for 12 or 15 year and now if you're 22 or 18 congratulations, president sanders has forgiven everything. what lesson is that? a great topic i think it is a

great topic of forgiving it and then charging people and vilifying other people. i don't think that's a way to go. i wish we could find a country that he want it is to be in. because i don't know the country he's describing. fdr was taking over a country in the middle of coming off a dpetion on brink of a world war i don't believe two things line up to what we're experiencing right now. >> well, the student debt, the thing that has a lot of people scratching their heads is, why does it cost so much to go to college these days? dges that's the question people should be asking i vote for you. [laughter] >> thank you. i elect we go to the news and hear is jillian. >> get you caught up on stories we're following starting with a fox news alert iranian lead percent thrown to shoot down military drones overnight. iran navy chief warning that tehran is capable of attacking other drones that violate iranian air space. this as president trump doubles down on his comim to keep iran from building nuclear weapons. the white house promising to impose new economic sanctions on the road regime today.

scary moments at dodgers stadium in los angeles and a foul ball strikes fan in the head. a foul and more netting. rushed to the hospital for testing two teen announce plans to extend protective netting after several high profile injuries. a woman died after being struck by a foul ball in los angeles last summer. a plane crash lands and skids into a marsh look at this no one is hurt. you can see the small jet sticking straight up in ocean city new jersey. faa saying strong winds cause plane to bounce and veer off the runway as it tries to land. both people onboard are okay. and how about this story, nfl star cam newing newton forced to endure with limited leg room.

this is video of the 6'5" quarterback rejected after offering someone 1500 dollar cash for their seat which was extra leg room seat on a flight from ferris to the u.s. the carolina panthers and vp makes $16 million a year learning money does not buy everything. it is kind of funny, though, to watch that video . >> i would have taken it $1500 for extra leg room. are you kidding i paid 20 i think i paid $40 to get on -- i think stuck around. pay 40 to get on southwest flight quicker with extra leg room. 41 you want to increase your upgrade yourself, oh, all right i'll l do it but you can get on quicker so i can sit there with little leg room a little a bit long per thank you southwest don't give me the seats i would like a seat give me a number. tell me where to go. i don't -- it is too much to decide on. >> you don't like southwest. it is a great airline.

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runs. how long will you wait? >> well the group is led by president george w. bush former deputy secretary of labor and already getting responses from 2020 democrats one nation a president. steven joins us live today. good morning. >> thanks for having me on. what are you trying to do? >> well we want everybody to know that medicare for all embraced by most of the democratic presidential field qowld take 1890 million americans off current employer provided health care take a wrecking ball traditional med kir and everybody in same government run system that would deliver long wait times and lower quality care. >> there are a lot of people who like their health care that they've got right now. and a so what you're saying is that democrats have their way, medicare for all will get -- make your current policy go away, and you're going to wind up in a line like the dmv that's essentially what you're saying. >> that's exactly right nobody loves their health care they love their insurance, they wouldn't mind fixing things that are wrong but what they don't

like is what washington shows up with a brand new plan to throw the the baby with the bath water stick you in a government plan. >> in that promo that commercial a little bit we saw the wait times these are wait times in canada which would have a similar program. for instance, it takes close to 20 weeks medium wait time for necessary treatment it takes over four weeks to get a ct scan and ten weeks for an mri. don't you think that if our government did it, steven, we would do a better job than canada? >> i think the problem with government in general is that it's not good and has no incentive, in fact, at taking care of individual cases no ensentive to do things quickly you look at the dmv, post office even v.a. tragically where a lot of veterans die. no incentive -- billy died because he couldn't afford a defibrillator, and died waiting for care due to her insurance status alex smith died

because he couldn't afford insulin waiting for health care because of the cost. medicare, for all now -- there are a lot of people who don't have health care who say yeah i like that idea. j well there are also ways that we can cover more people and i think that's right. but you know, basically the quote gene from the movie a few good man bernie can't handle the truth. and truth is that whenever government takes over the whole project of health care, they do a poor job and people wait a long time that has adverse health benefits. >> i feel a feeling we're going to hear a lot if health care for all a couple of nights last week in miami. >> looking forward to seeing. steven thank you very much. thanks a lot. mean when i will a new twist in jesse smollett case kim fox is branded liar so is the outrage will we ever find out what really happened that's straight ahead. -excuse me. uh...

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have a winning in you. thank you brian. all right well there is new outrage in the jesse smollett controversy the state attorney kim fox is now being branded a liar by the former staffer she claimed advised her not to appoint a special prosecutor in the case. the former ethics officer said, quote, my advice was that first assistant joseph speak to courts approval and request a special states attorney appointment in this matter. the first assistant advised me that attorney fox determined that the motion in order not be filed so why didn't kim fox follow the alleged advice? to weigh in prosecutor bob, so first of all, how unusual is it for a prosecutor not to take the advice of that officer? >> i led an agency for six year, they're there to protect you to protect the integrity of your institution. and when an ethic office says to you, you need to form this out

to an independent state prosecutor because your surprise and that means whole office is compromised because you're the lead e per, you do it. you do it survival is even something you want your license to practice law so it is amazing to me i have to fell you that she threw the mayor under bus and police chief under bus didn't advise them prior to the press conference that charges were a mess but criminal like yike what's going on with that? it was a slap on the wrist now on top of that must have been a plus driver before a prosecutor but rolling over chief ethic officer unfortunately for her e-mails that show we recommended that you send it out to state independent prosecutor, in fact, i think that paperwork to file with the court so ms. fox you're lying. i've been outrage ad by this and a full investigation needs to occur with not only regard to whether the case should be reopened by smollett because he was treated with what i call the kiss.

with kid gloves we all know in the prosecutor world this was a serious case 130,000 of police resouses which could have been on the street. the town was in an uproar about homophobia and racism and magashes talks all for the indictment officers repeatedly this was a king of prosecutor salivate to make a point with jail time and debt dismissed other cases far less serious in cook county they're hammering folks who aren't fails. >> you brought up a good point this isn't just a, you know, her word against the fox's word against the ethics officer through documentation so now fox pass any liable here in terms of professionally legally now that we see she didn't take that advice? >> she needs to resign fop i don't say this lightly. but -- is there anything legal that she will read? >> yes. she in my opinion has committed act of official misconduct in my mind. now whether or not the

investigators are going to find stocks to be true and proper criminal charges or maybe even just is ethic charges it is clear that what went on under her leadership recused herself had yet remained in case the judge rebuked her really bad saying that she violated lots of rules so at the end of the day she could be facing legal challenges. >> could this implications for jesse smollett case? pledgets absolutely just recently a case in cooke county a judge said wait a minute you're prosecuting low level on lying to police who doesn't have a famous attorney, who doesn't have money did you want have fame or popular charity an given that person more than you would with jesse smollett that case is going to be reopened. that's the real damage right the idea that in america that justice is flying and districted equally. that's what really gets you. right? >> that's one of the biggest thing when is i was prosecutor i tried to make sure that everyone have what we call parody go into court whrrnght you're a

superstar or somebody on thes lower level if you will and socioeconomic scale and treated the same. if they're aggravating mitigate factor these are are make it go higher or lower fine but fine that was all factors all over it then they dismiss it and seal rods so we can't find out now knew that was going to be unsealed and cool it full attention of the day and it is not a good look for fox. >> you're on it thanks for all of that inside information a lot of fuss didn't understand the implications of it as well as fact that you never seen someone not take the advice of their ethic officer fascinating stuff. thanks for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. all right we went to prison, he went to prison for killing a taliban terrorist web and now he's seeking justice for a nation's warrior. and army national guard sergeant is teaming up with congress to get the job done. we'll get an update on their progress, live, next.

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[cheering and applause] you're taking a look at something special dads take a stage for the florida dance recital sergeant first class brian waters surprised his daughter on stage. take a look. she had no idea her dad would make the show since she's stationed at fort bragg in north carolina he leaves for one year tour in kuwait this september. but this weekend down in florida, that was a day to remember. that sure is. brian down to you and special guests. here we go steef he went to prison for killing taliban terrorist now now helping seek

justice for nation warriors. national guard for shooting operative inside their base camp back in 2011 after a the operative tried to take his gun now after serving eight years getting out of parole sergeant miller is not stopping. he's teaming up with two congressman to form a new caucus to help defend soldiers convicted of war crime. here with more is miller outside for us tonight and totally outdressed mekong man gop back with with us very familiar to you guys and david who was representing the war heros welcome to all of you. >> thank you. thank you, sir. set the scene for those not familiar with the case what landed you in jail? >> back in 2010 convict of a war crime shot an afghan civilian fact of the case were that the individual -- with our defensive perimeter through our traffic control point with military age men ak-47, drone everything he needs

to basically assert to. after he was in the perimeter and went to directions around our perimeter, basically afghan soldier told him look that military operation going on, and need to leave. less than two hours later, he he kill on other side perimeter, basically scouting us out after i saw hmm i the got a gut feeling that something just wasn't right and i asked if i could question him again she told me if i have questions get the interpreter when i started questioning him i asked about vehicle, troop, weapons day bever and he told me that he couldn't recall he wasn't doing anything and he couldn't drive we found him and asked about tools there with a -- baling falling apart. absolutely. i have a sense of urgency so i said look you tell me where that is coming from where soldiers are i'm going to kill you my

intent wasn't to kill him but get information to my fighters to distance themselves. >> you are at war. >> absolutely. absolutely. how did that play out? >> man reached up grabbed my pistol there was a struggle and i fired a shot end of struggle. witnesses testified it that. and i was still confined. >> so witnesses who testified on your behalf they weres forced they were threatened to reverse their written statements no fingerprint were taken, they made no attempt to try to verify your story. and you go to a military court and what happened? >> basically the military has a -- court system that is designed to find people the guilty. you need two-thirds majority rather than one person in a normal panel for civilian trial you need a two-thirds majority so the burden shifts from the prosecution to the prove their case to the defense, and completely -- >> for exoneration need two-thirds of support and didn't get it and spent nine years in prison. nine years in prison, and you

want to see that stop for somebody else you've had that reverse you're out. >> out right now. i'm on parole and still good soldiers who fought same battle and put impossible hard situations, and our sitting in leavenworth right now pending court marshall for doing same thing defending themselves in combat. >> congressman you someone who served and you understand the fight of -- the soldiers with the rules of engagement stifles and those innocent convicted by their own military. >> over jealous prosecutors and people mack has been on this show d did i gallagher trial going on right now. you have so many and eddy case say that he's one that did it and trial is still going on. >> prosecutors witness right, so what you have is you have overjealous prosecutors and investigators service that's krupght if not unlawful within the u.s. military and then the actual trial itself, will crimio

you have this all over the military eve that army marine core put a stop it and president trump bought this up saying he part these guy and be able to present to president trump, here's these cases, that we have vetted here's the people here's what's gong on tick a look at these cases because you can't trust the military to check themselves on this. just take somebody else that's what congress is for that's what uap is for. >> lieutenant colonel is it important to have a caucus formal caucus to go do when he turn up. >> exactly. i have to fell you if it wasn't for he presenting this caucus we would have to be knock on doors trying to present information time and time again of the unlawful command of prosecutor misconduct the investigators abuse that goes on across the board so being able to have sort of this one organization that is willing to compile all of this and present this to the president and let them know had exactly what's beginning on

going through all of the details, this is really a change in what's happening right now. >> so sergeant did you sign up marl to get rich? >> i did not? >> get a payment. >> i did not. >> did you sign up to have military turn on you on time that you need it the most? >> absolutely not. >> how does it make you feel? as a soldier somebody who volunteer to leave home i followed for two you have the three appointments you have your back turned on you by organization that you guaranteed if necessary to give your life for, and congressman hunter an congressman gomer have really just taken up the torch and just carried us across finish line. dedicated their time and energy and their names to help us get home. >> right, and you know that to be a sense of order within the chaos in the military so you know all about their education. and you're saying that if someone does something wrong they should face justice. >> absolutely. but you also can't monday morning quarterback what happens in combat it is impossible. i mean, the american people watch movie he is and they think that's what combat is like it is

sterile it is nice no civilian die it is perfect. it is crazy, it's the fog of war you don't know what's going on all of the time you have to work on information you have and split second decisions and i guarantee american people don't think guys like sergeant miller are being prosecuted by their own military by people they trust and american people think they're sending him out to do his job and they believe he's allowed to do his job without going to jail for it and i think exposing cases putting pressure on military by the american people because people don't want their kids to go through what he went there and go to jail for making a split second decision to save their own life. >> and group that they support patriots lieutenant you stepped in for us because congressman gomer had a problem with his plane so we appreciate. >> a colonel a lieutenant downgraded rank by four point. thank you so much. and then, of course, look pup the united american patriots. uap.org.

fantastic, and derrick continue to follow your story, and hopefully everything is beginning to be okay. >> i told guy at leavenworth brothers sitting back there do everything to help fight get home and trying to do that. military person. absolutely derrick thanks so much. jillian tell us else what happened in the news? >> good morning to you brian, and you at home attorney suggest missing connecticut bomb may have staged her own disappearance a estranged husband tells new york post this is not the first time went missing that mother of five once where a manuscript similar to gone girl. if you're not aware that novel sb a woman who had frames her husband for murder earlier forensic psychiatrist dr. daniel he thinks case is creative but unlikely. we've got blood found in garage and dna in kitchen sink and we have this long road trip where they're seen dumping trash emerges a picture of someone who

is, obviously, involved in her disappearance and likely her murder. >> jennifer body has never been found. a police officer pulls toddler and grandmother from burning home dramatic rescue is caught on camera. watch this. come here. as you can see officer kicks through window and pulled toddler pane grandmother to safety in missouri after hearing screaming coming from basement. they're okay but the home was destroyed in the fire . jobs could be the key to wiping out cancer. a clinical study will test a new vaccine meant to delay or prevent cancer from forming scientist chose study dog since they have similar cancer cells to humans their short life expectancy can lead to faster test results it is successful it could be adapted for humans no timeline on that. disaster averted after a shockingly close call stop what

you're doing and watch this. a mom dives to ground and grabs her child by one leg just in the nick of time. they nearly it can a dangerous tumble over a balcony in office building and despite the scary situation mom didn't even drop her phone many that case phone doesn't matter that shows you, though, how intense she was on saving that child. so there you have it. nowlet go outside to meteorologist janice dean it was a pretty nice weekend here in new york city. janice. >> it was a beautiful weekend and good weather is going to koct continue much of the workweek i want to show my friends that came today look at all of these wonderful people. are you sure you guys came here for me? [cheering] let's take a look ath maps real quick to take a look at beautiful faces that are out here on plaza 65 here in new york a beautiful sunny day. we are dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast. parts of mississippi, as well as alabama, into georgia and florida, and we could see potential for large hail damaging winds isolated tornadoes over parts of texas in

through plain states and ohio river valley know what to do if there's a watch or warning and we're also watching tropics across pac for disturbance that could develop over the next couple of days not gong to affect a any land. all right, say hi to everybody one more time you guys look at this amazing crowd. oh, my gosh every morning they make my day. i cannot tell you how good it is to see everybody here today. >> sorry thank you very much. great crowd outside stop by say hello meanwhile the i.c.e. raids the president talked about have been delayed. president now giving democrats a chance maybe a couple of weeks to do something to fix the crisis at our border. the question is will the democrats pass? >> that's right and director for u.s. citizenship and immigration services and joining us to talk about that count down. july fourth lands on a thursday

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all right clock is ticking for lawmakers to reach a deal to the border. giving democrats just 14 days to act. before ordering mass deportation. >> live in our nation capitol with more on the hard deadline, grip nancy pelosi has said she's willing to deal but big question is she willing to deal request something that president likes? >> yeah, steve rachel and brian good morning let's talk about two week deadline more like three days consider congress is out. starting next monday for the fourth of july recess so now or never the president's announcing that nationwide deportation delay over twitter here's what he said yesterday i want to give democrats every last chance to quickly negotiate schism changes to asylum and loopholes to fix

southern border together with help that mexico is now giving us probably won't happen. but worth a try two wokes in big deportation begin this after last minute plea from speaker pelosi who fox news confirm called president friday imploring him to call off raid president new hard deadline comes after congress failure to act despite continued plea from border of officials acting commissioner john sanders tweeting this on saturday, saying congressman without additional resources the safety and well being of the my population in custody compromise mostly of family and children are at substantial risk. a stark remindinger tragic news this morning that bodies of a woman in three children were found near the rio grand last night and is investigating the matter and a indication now with regards to pelosi she may be willing to move up parts of that package for four and a half billion dollars of humanitarian aid but clock is ticking and there's nothing on security meanwhile we're hearing from joe

biden a 2020 homeful leading the pack that he's calling on congress to act to make dreamers officially citizens in op-ed in the harold today and andy calling to act and securing our border through what he calls screening procedures in smart investment in border technology will see if that workings. meanwhile mexico efforts to reduce are a surge of the border apparently is working sources tell me this morning that apprehension this is week the past week did, in fact, drop significantly. guys. >> griff thank you very much. the big question is when joe biden says smart technology at the border does that include a qawl probably not for joe biden i'm sure bring in one director of u.s. citizenship in immigration service got the job. ken, what do you think is going to happen in his next two weeks you know politician and you know reality what do you think we can hope for? >> well that's reeghts and two don't always go together. i think we'll know this week because july fourth is next week and it becomes very difficult

frankly for them to accomplish anything as they come to july fourth and tell the tale whether president reprieve is going to bear fruit. but let's reconsider how far we've fall than we're talking about simply letting i.c.e. offices who were committed to their mission do their job. we're talking it about this liks if it is special unique and a this is what they should be doing every day. flesh and what they're ready and prepared to do and that whole organization is onboard with with the effort. and you use the phrase mass deportation and i have to take issue with that. mass deportation is an operation that you've called mass deportation. but if you consider the fact that they should be doing this every single day, remember they were targeting families that have removal order there's no

dispute. they've even gotten due process which is primarily for american social as thes but congress has built due process in everyone for illegal alien and that's the population we're talking about. you see the deaths on border, which are tragic and are beginning to continue as long as we keep essentially attracting illegals here with our policies. >> well can the president talk to nancy pelosi on the phone, at the 11th hour and she said you know, come on don't have the i.c.e. raids he said okay i'll give you two weeks she's ready according to griff jenkins report she's ready to deal with some of that 4.5 billion humanitarian package but that's just humanitarian. that's not for a lot of stuff that president wants. so the big question is will the house pass that and pass as wealth and two weeks will president order ice raids buzz nothing happened with asylum and loopholes. well it is important to fix loopholes i spent a lot of time

fighting human trafficking in virginia, and we literally a legal system that congress could fix that right now is is set up that essentially makes the federal government the last mile in a human trafficking chain. because we're literally on accompanying children over to e illegal aliens in this is countd they know that so they pay thousands of dollars to vicious people on earth who have put up a tollbooth on south side of the border for two-thirds of the people coming across. they're paying those drug cartels. that's what nancy pelosi efforts are financing right now. >> well i think that's probably what a the president should be highlighting because other side is say they're so compassionate and care about kids we're seeing kids get killed sexually assaulted and injured on way here but then as you just pointed out, we're border patrol and our law enforcement are being forced to hand children over to people they don't even really know are their parents. >> that's right. not vetted it is insane, and

look i've been in a courtroom in prince william county virginiad the judge trying to deal with place a child who was clearly illegal with a family who the child it was clearly not related to so this goes all the way down to the state level and the judge is opings are turn this child out of my courtroom request no legal guardian or this is my option. no federal presence as you noted we're essentially acting as the last leg of human trafficking until congress fixes this the president has given them time to do it but reality is we need to get going on enforcement acting director and immigration services are from d.c.. sir thank you very much. >> good to be with with you all jaw dropping video as hack hers harass police suggesting they should be shot.

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hear nothing. he is sleeping. kids are running around. i don't know what is happening in my house. brian: i will say he is so busy making breakfast, getting them dressed with eight kids. no way they could be sleeping. they were so quiet. could be two great scenarios. steve: his battery is dead. rachel: but i know exactly what is going on over there. who is taking out the dog, is the other question i asked. steve: what are your neighbors names? if the duffy's neighbors looking in the house, are the kids going crazy and congressman upstairs sleeping? rachel: they're hearing it for sure. they're hearing it. steve: probably. let's talk a little bit about the news of the day. we were looking at the white house. the big question today, what sort of sanctions will the president unveil against the country of iran. keep in mind his maximum pressure campaign has been very effective. the sanctions forced that nation into a deep recession this year

and while we are currently sanctioning more than 1000 iranian entities there, are some other ways we could still get them a little more. the question is how. rachel: that's right. president trump is warning iran, saying if you don't follow the directions that he has, as far as, not stopping the nuclear stuff and also stopping all these provocative actions, he doesn't want to to to war, if he does, it is going to be bad. >> i'm not looking for war. and if there is, it will be obliteration like you have never seen before but i'm not looking to do that. but you can't have a nuclear weapon. you want to talk? good. otherwise you can have a bad economy. >> no preconditions? >> not as far as i'm concerned. no preconditions. >> you will talk anywhere? >> you can't have nuclear weapons. if you want to talk about, otherwise you can live in a shattered economy for a long time. brian: they did promise,

according to reuters, iran decided not to talk but they will shoot down another spy-plane in their territory. in the words of mike pompeo the child-like map they drew by hand to show the drone was in our territory. it was not. it was in international waters. we have prove and pictures. if you want to know damage to the iran economy here you go. you needed before sanctions were put on 32,000 real to the dollar. now you need 130,000. inflation is over 37%. three million people, 12% of working agency sense unemployed, out of work. the rate doubled for educated youth. jobs are diminishing, resources are shrinking. the european union who gotten waivers to this date on our sanctions, you have a waiver, when we pull the waivers back, do business with us, or do with iran. banks begin to pull out they know what is coming f we pull

back those waivers that might be the next thing to hit them today. rachel: is that why he pulled back the attack, brian? the sanctions are working? let's do that instead? brian: judging by what he told chuck todd he pulled back on the attack because of the casualty rate. he thought that was relatively high. steve: at the same time, iran said we could have shot down the plane with a bunch of americans on it. we didn't do that either. this does appear all parts of the president, if he has a master plan on the maximum pressure, this could be part of the negotiation because at the 11th hour, when the planes were about to take off, the ships were in position, he said you know what? iran, let's go ahead and talk, we'll see if we come up with some sort of an understanding where to go from here. if it does, that is great. otherwise we know the president gave them a very short window of opportunity and this is it. we're in it right now. if not the president and his men and will made it very clear we

can strike them at anytime for what mitch mcconnell referred to as a measured response to them downing our drone. rachel: seems like there is domestic political issues at play too. if you look, just looking at my own marriage. my husband thinks he should have struck and done something to punish iran for taking down that drone. i'm kind of like, look, we're finally winding down things in the middle east. why do we want to ramp things back up? even the base of the republican party is divided here. brian: most of them want action. they appreciate the president bringing in both sides into the situation room to explain his sources but i think there are two things you could see. you could see the secretary of state going to some of our sunni allies, saudi arabia and united arab emirates. you could see john bolton go visit israel. one is worried more about short-term terror. one is worried about long-range nuclear weapons. they want to get on the same

page. any agreement has to have better inspections. we have to have eyes on plants. right now we have cameras. we take their word for it. number two, the money they make as the economy is stands back up theoretically cannot finance terror amounts long as they flush i economically they will finance world's terrorist orgizations. they have master ad plan killing americans not having their blood on their hands. there are 1000 men dead in iraq directly and iran has never paid for that. steve: appears mr. bolton and mr. pompeii -- pompeo are over in the region to rally our allies. rachel: they said they are willing to sit down with iran -- steve: he was asked, are you willing to sit down and talk with the ayatollah? the president said no

preconditions. bernie sanders later today, will have a proposal two days before the big debates down in miami. he is talking about eliminating $1.6 trillion worth of student debt. it would impact 45 million americans. it would pay for, the way they would pay for it is, he would levy .5% tax on wall street stock exchanges. they say it could raise $2 trillion over 10 years. rachel: free, free, free. steve: free, free. brian: here is his tweet. bernie sanders finds himself he looks at polls he gets worse. here is what he is doing. this is truly revolutionary proposal if he does say so himself. all americans get college education and job training they need with all student debt forgiven. we wailed out wall street in '08. it's time to tax wall street east greed to help the american people. giving people the sense i can

take out money, not paying it back is concept i'm not familiar with. for those people looked at suckers paid back the student loan, worked hard to do it, that must be very hard pill to swallow. on top of that be the issue is perfect. student debt really resonates, especially with the middle class. lower class gets much more grants. upper class can't afford it. middle class says what about us? we'll give you loanss. next thing you know you owe tens of thousands of dollars. parents want to help out. kid can't move out. it's a cycle i think we can address. steve: there are a lot of people who simply cannot afford to send their kids to college. they hear this, they love the idea. it is very powerful. you have ever been to a bernie sanders rally, a lot of people who are in desperate situation. they look to the federal government for help. rachel: free sounds really good. talk to the people in venezuela see how free worked out for

them. also to note it is not just the rich people that will end up paying for debt forgiveness, working-class people that didn't go to college, will end up subsidizing college education who will make more money because they went to college. steve: it is .5% tax levy on all stock transactions. if you got a 401(k). rachel: that's right. steve: if you have any of that stuff, that could be impacted. bernie will lay out further plans later on. what do you think about it. democrats telling everybody, free health care, free college, free child care with no out-of-pocket costs. what they're not saying it will be out of your paycheck. rachel: maybe loss of freedom in that as well. a tweet from david, it is great all these college kids would get tuition forgiven under bernie's plan, while my wife and saving and budgeting so we can cash flow two college tuitions. brian: will i get all the

student loans back? are you proud ripping out last coupon, i remember doing. saying no longer have to pay that dollar amount every single month? work on interest rate on these loans. why the government took them over. doesn't seem to be working out. going into the two-day debate, elizabeth warren wants reparations not only for african-americans but for gay couples. so they have to pay back $50 million. cory booker making it clear that joe biden's has race issues he needs to tackle. feels very comfortable speaking to louis farrakhan. these are some topics i didn't think we would be tackling heading into a democratic debate. rachel: what they're not also tackling steve you brought up, the root of the problem, why has college tuition risen rapidly? steve: why does it cost $75,000 to go to some colleges? brian: because the meal plan is break. tofu costs a bundle. steve: can be delicious.

8:10 in new york city. good morning jillian. jillian: not just the tofu. all is expensive. rachel: rec centers, looks like a country club. i get it. jillian: a fox news alert we've been following. a missouri officer was shoot and killed three months on the job. he was trying to confront a person cashing a bad check when he was gunned down. he leaves behind a fiance and two kids. body camera at moment a sacramento cop is shot. >> you're not in trouble dude. [gunfire] jillian: rookie police officer tara o'sullivan was standing the officer wearing a body camera. her accused kill remember is facing a judge. 22 police officers have been killed in the line of duty this year.

breaking right now authorities say another military service member assigned to help secure the u.s.-mexico border has died in southern arizona. the name of the service member has not been released. this comes as bodies of a woman, three young children are found near the texas-mexico border. they were found in the los palomas wildlife management area. the fbi will investigate. witness with a bombshell testimony in the war crimes case against navy seal edward gallagher is back on the stand. gallagher is accused of murdering a teenage isis prisoner in iraq. but under immunity, first class cory scott claimed he killed the teen because he would have died anyway. prosecutors are expected to accuse scott of lying. the case wraps up tomorrow. u.s. women's national team takes on spain in the world cup.

they are facing off in the win or go home in round of 16 on fox sports 1. if team usa wins, they will face off against france and brazil in the quarterfinals. who have you got, brian. brian: they should win at noon today. they looked great against sweden. spain is up-and-coming squad who could upset the americans. best game of the weekend, norway against australia. sorry you asked? jillian: yep. just kidding. rachel: i'm not. steve: from soccer to parenting, you know what a helicopter parent is. that is somebody who hovers over their kid. that helps them do everything. a tiger mom, we heard so much about amy chua how she pushed her kids. there is new one called panda parenting. this comes to us from esther who is a mother of two of the richest self-made women in the united states. cocreator of 23andme.

the woman who is currently the ceo of youtube. both her daughters, how did she do it? with panda parenting. rachel: it is interesting. we're hearing so much about the snowplow parents. we saw the case of the scandal in the administration scandals where they're trying to make it easier for her kids. in the panda parenting world, you only help the kids when they absolutely need help. making it hard, makes better kids. brian: if they're stuck under the couch, you pull their legs. you guide them. you don't push them. here is a quote from esther. quote, i admire amy chua's devotion, she is tiger mom, her approach failed to instill a sense of passion and independence in them. the key of happiness is power of over your life. people feel they don't have that. they feel controlled by their families.

they do things personally they don't want to do to make somebody else happy. they give children scaffolding to let them go free instead of only intervening. you only help when they need it. steve: she has the knew monic device, trick. it stands for trust, respect, independence, collaboration and kindness. she didn't give them anything even when they were little. they had to earn it. we asked you what you thought. you thought a lot about it. rachel: here is email from shannon. my wife and i have different styles. i'm a guardrail. i keep them from going into the ditch. my wife is hummingbird parent, close by, lets them decide. steve: not helicopter. hummingbird. rachel: she also says, panda mom thing is after the age of 14, there is no point in trying. they're already formed. brian: let them go. do whatever they want. robert says this. i'm very happy to reading, use

my man voice for all these emails. we are more like panda parents ourselves. we guided our kids more than pushed. our youngest son graduated valedictorian. steve: congratulations. what do you think. email us at foxandfriends.com. we're on facebook. we read your comments all time. in new york city, hecklers hurling horrible insults to police officers as they responded to the shooting death of a fellow officer. vice president of the national fraternal order of police joins us next with his response. you will want to hear it. -meg! there you are. did you take a picture of the cake

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♪ >> coward. take that gun off. i will whip your little butt. steve: jaw-dropping video as hecklers harass police officers calling them as you just heard cowards, suggesting they should be shot. all as they investigate an ambush attack that took the life of a fellow police officer. 26-year-old officer tara o'sullivan was shot and killed in sacramento last week while responding to a domestic violence call. joining us with reaction, the vice president of national fraternal order of police, jay mcdonald. jay, good morning to you. >> good morning,.

>> why were they heckling the police officers? >> quite frankly because we have a history of division between the community and law enforcement and we need to make sure that our elected officials and community leaders take this opportunity after this tragic incident to stand up and say this kind of hateful behavior will be called out for what it is. that is divisive and unhelpful to healing our communities. steve: you know a police officer had just been shot and killed at this scene. then for that kind of treatment of the cops, for you as a professional, this has to boil your blood? >> well, quite frankly it is disgusting. officer o'sullivan was still, had not gotten the medical attention that she needed and deserved. the law enforcement officers had to devote attention and resources to containing an unruly crowd, heckling and taunting them while one of their own, lie mortally wounded.

it was a terrible sight to see, disheartening for thousands of officers across the country. steve: jay, it is terrible. we do not know a lot of details of these people were, who were apparently heckling the officers, this is not just a problem in sacramento. this is a nationwide problem. >> it absolutely is. we've had too long of an example where it is perfectly acceptable to use violence towards the police, ambush killings are on the rise across america. go back to dallas. baton rouge or where i live in ohio, law enforcement officers were attacked because the uniform they wear and oath they took to protect and serve the community. this kind of hateful rhetoric towards the policeonly emboldens those who wish to do violence upon them. steve: are you of the opinion it has become so common now it's

common? >> yeah. i think that law enforcement officers now, are expected to take the kind of disrespect that is shown in this video, that is experienced by law enforcement officers across the country. and they do so. you know, even in the face of violence and hate like we've seen in this video, hundreds of thousands of law enforcement officers still put on a badge and gun. they go out to protect their communities each and every day. that shows kind of honor and distinction she serve with. we shouldn't be asking them to, to experience this kind of attack from people they're trying to serve. steve: it is very troubling. jay mcdonald, thank you very much for joining us today from columbus. thank you, sir. >> thank you. steve: what do you think about that. email us. a new york city man the latest american tourist to die in the dominican republic.

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have to say. i'm very familiar with what minister louis farrakhan, his beliefs. steve: the democrat from new jersey making comments at a democratic event in nevada. rachel? rachel: thank you, steve. a long island man has become the latest american tourist to die during a trip to the dominican republic. the state department confirming that caruso died june 17th staying at the boca chica resort in santa domingo. he went to respiratory arrest after drinking something. brian: where have we heard this before. the resort in is removing liquor from minute my bars. could that be the problem? we have a toxicologist, dr. william sawer to discuss. dr. sawyer, are you seeing some commonalities between the deaths? >> yes. i have examineed the fatality cases in terms of onset of

symptoms, the latency period and other factors that toxicology gifts rely on in making such determinations. brian: what are you seeing? >> well, if we look at the initial onset of symptoms among these people, and the latent period between time of consumption and death can rule out a lot of substances. what we're left with is a strong possibility of unregulated liquor that is liquor does not undergo the scrutiny and quality of testing that we see in the u.s. or uk, which presents the possibility of methanol,ethylene glycol within the liquor. rachel: dominican republic maintains the people died of natural causes. the fbi is down in the dominican right now. will the fbi make a definitive determination based on investigation they're doing?

will we have a certifiable answer, yes, it is this alcohol, these dispensers, by the way the hotels are removing from the hotel rooms? >> well possibly the problem is, it could be one bottle out of 1000 and the chances of actually securing that particular bottle may be slim to none. the other problem we face is that methanol metabolizes to formate, by the time the person dies the methanol is no longer in the blood but the body is turns into formate which is hard to test for. brian: i didn't not go to toxicology school. the island is suffering from the tourism dollars sucking it up and saying nothing but coincidences is hurting the cause. dr. william sawyer, thank you so much. >> thank you. rachel: thank you, doctor. your favorite fox news personalities hitting the road

in new york city with "fox nation"'s abby hornacek. brian: this morning that includes steve doocy. that story coming your way. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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[inaudible]. rachel: abby hornacek, in her all new show called, ride to work. steve: it is genius. abby rides to work. you have to talk to her. brian: that is her latest passenger. steve doocy is on live television. this time with abby. hey, steve. steve: that's right. good morning to you both. abby, we're doing ride to work, the live version. >> the live version, steve. i will say the other ones, the other talent were in the front seat this is big time of you in the back seat. i'm literally showing you. steve: abby uber. >> abby uber. steve: the reason i'm not in the front seat, the aj, camera guy, producer. are you ready to hit the streets? >> yes. let's do it. steve: abby are you a good new york city driver? >> i'm a great new york city driver, steve. steve: we have the light. >> i only hit go people on way to work. excuse me sir. you have to being aggressive.

steve: look out for the guy on the bike. >> i learned if you drive aggressively you no one bothers you. steve: this is traffic. >> i'm a driver. not a navigator. steve: jump the curb. people love to do that. >> i've been pushing to pick you guys up for work. they have the mind, steve would have to get in 1:00 in the morning essentially. steve: essentially like that. when you're coming in for the night. >> right. steve: you've ridden to work with gutfeld and bill hemmer. what was gutfeld like? >> gutfeld was a hoot. exactly what you experience with him. we drove through times square, we saw this man urinating on side of the street. i said you do not get more new york than that. steve: no kidding. >> he was a great time. steve: look at this big truck. aj. pulled out in front of her. >> come on truck. come on truck. these bikers, pedestrians, just

think they own this place i think. steve: where did you agree up? >> arizona. nice driving and then school in l.a. you sit in traffic. i am used to that. pedestrians are a real threat. steve: do you know where we are right now? >> we're in manhattan. we're in new york. steve: slow down, aj, look right there, we're driving by "the today show." >> yeah, wow. steve: pretty good crowd. i think we have a bigger crowd. >> i think so too, actually. steve: so you were with gutfeld. what about bill hemmer? he has to come in early because his show starts at 9:00. >> i'm not complaining. he works so hard. i showed up. it is early, huh? i rolled out bed two hours ago. steve: you don't have to look at me. look straight ahead. >> i'm multitasking.

it was a little rear end. >> 18 wheeler in front of us. >> bill hemmer told me found a scorpion in his apartment. in manhattan in the village. >> steve: what? >> he literally found a scorpion? steve: did he leave the door open? >> i think so. it hitched a ride on his suitcase when he traveled. what was that like? i stepped on it. i felt a pain in my foot. later on someone found a scorpion in his apartment. that is unlucky. he is nice guy. why does that happen to bill hemmer. don't sting bill hemmer. steve: good point. have you ever driven down fifth avenue before? >> i have, yes. steve: you have. how was it? >> things get a little dicey. steve: make a right up there. you. >> you live on a edge, steve. i will make a right. steve: you're looking to ride simply with fox personnel or

whom? >> yes, fox personalities. it is great. i'm still fairly new, i'm getting to learn everybody fairly well. when you put people in stressful situations like driving with me, your true colors really show. this is what it is like. this is if i have av, right. steve: this is fifth avenue. >> you're serious. steve: i know the streets. i worked in the neighborhood. >> getting great to know people. i drove melissa francis and her kids to school. we try to do something fun on every ride. with jesse watters we stopped at a place -- what is this car doing? >> garbage truck. >> excuse me? >> quite goodwill ambassador for fox. yelling at traffic. >> they think i'm kidding -- steve: she is not kidding, i'm telling you. so people can watch "the ride to work" on "fox nation." it drops as they say, let's take

a right turn here. >> don't tell me what to do, steve. no back seat driving. steve: i'm in the back seat. >> i'm sorry. >> can i go right here? steve: watch out for the people. this is great. go to foxnation.com to figure out how to find the series and, it is going to be great, if today is any indication live. brian: abby, unlike everybody else, you have to return him. you have to return him to work. he has to finish out his day. he can't bring him home, right. abby came to work to leave. we'll check with him later. rachel: great concept for a show. you know as a parent best way to get to know what is on your kids mind -- brian: trap them in a car. rachel: trap them in a car. that is great show. head to foxnation.com to see more of it. brian: abby, that is what she looks like in the picture. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. hey, jillian.

jillian: get you caught up on this story we've been following. this involves ride share company lyft. that company assisting police when the college student goes missing. mackenzie was ordering a lyft. she texted her family when she landed but went aisle len. >> reach out to me, snapshot, instagram, anything. very unlike her, very uncommon. she is usually in touch with me almost every day. jillian: lyft's driver has been in contact with police. lyft said her ride entered at destination she entered. scary moments at dodger stadium when a foul ball strike as man in the head. >> bellinger rifles it foul. just beyond the protective netting. >> good advertisement for more netting. jillian: the young woman was sent to the hospital for

precautionary testing. teams announced plans to extend protective netting this season after several high-profile injuries. the woman died after being struck by a foul ball in los angeles last summer. disaster averted after shockingly close call. shop what you're doing, watch the video. a mom dives to the ground, grabs her child by one leg just in the nick of time. they nearly took a dangerous tumble over a balcony in an office building. look at that concentration. she doesn't drop her phone she is concentrated on saving the child. that is amazing. carrie underwood's baby is picky when it comes to music. watch what happens when his dad starts singing ♪ [baby crying] ♪ my love will always be --

because i still believe in you ♪ rachel: seen this like 20 times. can't get enough. baby jacob calms down instantly when mom sings. dad, former nhl player mike fisch sherr no match for carrie's voice, i argue nobody is a match for carrie underwood's voice. rachel: clearly a musical child who understands the difference between a bad voice and great voice. brian: two hours ago we tried to find out if a janice was tiger mom or panda mom. have you pursued that story? janice: my children were supposed call in? have they not done that yet? brian: no. janice: that tells what you kind of mom i am. look at i amazing crowd. what are your names. >> betket. >> patrick. janice: where are you from? >> waco texas. janice: are you twins? are you adorable. yes you are. look at amazing crowd.

anniversaries here. what are your names. >> martha. janice: where are you from. >> north carolina. >> laura and jl. >> bobby, michael. columbia south carolina. janice: 30th anniversary. we have beautiful day in new york city. potential for showers and thunderstorms across the u.s. large hail, damaging winds. isolated tornadoes. the forecast is calling for poodles. poodles here on the plaza. that is patricia. very cute. thank you all for coming. and your pooches. wave to everybody at home. look at this amazing crowd, my friends. brian: good job, janice. they seem very nice. much nicer than last week's. rachel: they are. thank you, janice. the clock is ticking. president trump giving democrats two weeks to find a solution to find a solution to the crisis on the border. brian: we'll talk to kellyanne conway. she is in the eye of the storm. how is she doing? will a subpoena come her way. this is true?

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brian: first off on the president's decision to delay the raids on people already been adjudicated, shouldn't be in the country to begin with. what do you think will happen the last two weeks? you are in the capitol, but you're also a realist. what is going to change in two weeks? >> this is all up to the democrats in congress. the president, i, and others who speak on his behalf made clear for a year plus, they can solve some of these problems with one simple session if they would come to the table. three quick things, they can reform the asylum laws, give us a fix on the flores settlement, which is a court decision that prevents us holding children over 21 days. we have to release them into the interior. no one can guarranty what happens when you release them into the interior. we don't know if they're trafficked, if they're violated, if they're killed. if there are worse, and so, the third thing is the tbpra. kids are recycled.

you grab the hand after child as a family unit you have a better chance of coming over the better. if the president could do it on his own he would have done it long time ago. president with health care, other pieces of immigration, trade, anything he can do administratively on his own he does. we need congress to come to the table. we have help with mexico. that is going much better now that mexico is helping us. you see the crisis at the border. i saw that leader mccarthy in the house said every member of congress should have to go visit the southern border to see what is happening there. i think that is a fabulous idea. they ran down there a year ago to make a political point. they should see the humanitarian national security crisis we have at hand. president is telling congress come to the table. he spoke with speaker pelosi at length on friday night. he agreed to take a two-week pause. you see with terrorists and mexico a couple weeks ago, when president speaks other people seem to snap into attention. i hope that happens here.

congress has to get this done. this is their job. steve: kellyanne, speaker pelosi said democrats will pass part of the emergency border funding bill, the humanitarian part, it doesn't according to what we heard, doesn't include the asylum stuff or closing loopholes you just detailed. if two weeks from last friday, nothing is done on those, are they going to take the i.c.e. raids off the ice? >> the president told you he is serious engaging next steps. ready to do it. got a call from the speaker. i guess the question is for them, why? if you're finally admitting this is not a manufactured crisis, a real crisis, real and present danger to so many involved why are you going for half a loaf? if you meet the humanitarian needs which we're happy to hear since congress, democrats have blocked funding 17 times, funding for hhs is running out of money to pay people at

border, to meet the humanitarian needs. they blocked the funding 17 times. for what purpose? to make or score cheap political points? if they're going to do that, admit we have a crisis, why aren't they going all the way? they know that these laws are broken. congress in this country makes the laws. the president executes the laws. judiciary interprets the laws. they have to come to the table, do full job, not just a half job. steve: okay. rachel: president giving them two weeks, nancy pelosi and democrats two weeks with iran pulling back what he was going to do which was to strike back after they took down our drone. now he is saying i'm going to impose more sanctions, hoping that that might bring them to the table. what do you think? >> well the president said very clearly on a difficult network yesterday he doesn't want war. he doesn't want this to escalate. he would like to negotiate with iran. so far iran seems unwilling. but those sanctions will continue. we're a large oil exporter,

energy exporter. we can't go on to have nuclear blackmail and disruption of global oil markets and reign of terror on their own people. the president wants to negotiate but at the same time remain tough. he undid the terrible deal the last president put in place, which resulted in the u.s. forking over pallets of cash, billions of dollars, and really bad deal. and we're also, we also know that israel is our best friend in that region and we're always looking out nor israel's interest as well. ambassador bolton, has been there this weekend. brian: you were in the eye of the storm as they are blending together. ethics committee said you have multiple violations of hatch act, you're mixing politics and government business. they're threatening to subpoena if you don't testify. >> read a quick tutorial, not

clear to us in the white house counsel that the hatch act applies to assistants to the president. it is not even clear what the hatch act allows. i would be the first, we think i would be first member of the west wing to be hauled in front of congress to talk about the hatch act. the hatch act means you can't adovcate for or against the election of an individual. if i'm talking about the failure of obama-biden care. talking about the fact 28 million americans have no health insurance. that is a fact. if i'm quoting what candidate say about the other candidates, i'm repeating the news as i read it that day. you know what they're mad about? they want to put a big roll of masking tape over my mouth. i helped as campaign manager for successful part. campaign, i helped many ways for the president, vice president, our two greatest assets, they won the election over the other two. i helped by being on television, being on radio. i helped and they want to

silence me now this is my first amendment right. they want to chill free speech. they couldn't beat him at ballot box. they thought the special counsel would do the job. even if the hatch act applies, our position i haven't violated it. steve: we had the president on 10 days ago, we asked him whether or not he would take the advice of special counsel, fire you. no, you're doing your job. all comes down to freedom of your speech in his estimation. >> make clear, white house counsel's office issued 11-page letter about 12 days ago. i will post it on twitter. twitter people want to read 280 characters. everybody should read the letter. white house counsel's office makes clear what is and isn't afoot here. the other thing people should take a look at crew. people are raising money on twitter for crew. thinks of itself as watchdog agency. go look who is part of crew. if they want to become household

names. i'm happy to help them out. see if they take the klieg lights a little bit. they are a left-wing propaganda machine. provocateurs trying to weaponize the hatch act. many worked for democratic supports in the past and left-wing groups in the past. they don't like the fact i'm so effective attain any piece of my job. by the way i hold forth on policy on your show and on white house driveway constantly talking about policy they don't want to cover that. too hard to understand. too many syllables i guess. but i'm the one out there talking about -- look what president will do at 3. this is important transparency and health care. brian: we have to run, hard break. >> pub their prices. he wants great health care for the country this is part of it. thank you. rachel: thank you, kellyanne. steve: have a great day. we will be right back. ♪ tract new customers.

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