mailbox at the honesty shop. so far, no signs of theft since opening earlier this month. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first." thank you for joining us. "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye-bye. this isn't enough. this is not enough and there's a huge safety concern for people traveling in canada this summer and right now. rob: it's monday, july 2 2-7bd. this is a fox news alert. new details in an american murder mystery playing out in canada. the family of a north carolina woman found brutally killed with boyfriend breaking their silence. jillian: why they fear she may be a victim of a serial killer. plus, 200 million americans are struggling through a heat wave. the rising temperatures may be the lease of our wore. rob:worries.rob: janice dean ig

severe weather threatening several states. ♪ rob: a new study proves it pays to totally ignore that annoying coworker. jillian: what if you can't ignore them because they stand right next to you? "fox & friends first" continues right now. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ the heat is on. ♪ the heat is on. ♪ the heat is on. ♪ oh, it's on the streets. ♪ the heat is on. jillian: oh, yes, it is. have you felt it? have you been outside? have you been living under a rock, probably a good ideas over the last couple days. rob: what's more annoying, me

or the heat wave? you're not annoying. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt. thanks for getting up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert. a north carolina woman murdered in canada while vacationing with her boyfriend. jillian: police say china desee and lucas fowler were found he dead on the side of the highway. rob: aishah hasnie joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this north carolina woman was brutally murdered, on vacation with her boyfriend. china deese and lucas fowler were found dead on the side of a highway in british columbia. they were on a road trip through canada driving a 1986 chevy van. a woman claiming to have seen the couple, said she saw the van broke down on the side of the

highway. china's brother said the family isn't getting a lot of information from police. >> this is not enough. there's a huge safety concern for people traveling in canada around that area this summer and right now. >> reporter: this is all unfolding amid fears that there's a serial killer on the run. australian media reporting that police found another man dead not far away on the same road next to a burnt vehicle. but authorities insist this is not related to the murdered couple. >> we have nothing to indicate that their deaths are linked to any other active and ongoing investigations in the area of the province or that there's a heightened risk to public safety. >> reporter: canadian police have not released how china or lucas died. the families say they were told they wouldn't be able to have open casket funerals, leading them to believe this is a very brutal killing. jillian: thank you.

president trump vowing to meet with senate minority leader chuck schumer as soon as possible after his visit to the southern border. rob: it comes as mexico averts today's deadline to make an asylum deal with the u.s. jillian: griff jenkins joins us live in washington with how the trump administration is reacting. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, gillian and rob. it appears mexico is doing their part. the bigger question is will congress come to the table. the president tweeting this last night in reference to a trip democrats took to the border on friday, saying chuck schumer has finally gone to the southern border with democratic senators. this is a great thing. he missed a group of immigrants trying to enter the border illegally. he said based on the comments made by chuck schumer he must have seen how dangerous the border is. it is not a fake crisis. he said he wants to meet.

i will set up a meeting. thimexicohad 45 days to demonste significant progress in stemming the tide of migrants over negotiations that would have designated mexico as a safe third country. mike pompeo meeting with mexico's foreign minister yesterday, highlighting mexico's efforts including deploying 21,000 mexican national guard troops and accepting nearly 20,000 migrants under the remain in mexico policy that began in january. now, after the meeting, pompeo had this to say. >> we've got a long way to go yet. there's still much more work to do. for the next set of actions, i'll talk with the president and the teams back in washington and we'll decide exactly which tools and exactly how to proceed. >> reporter: so not entirely clear what step is next with regards to mexico. we'll see what secretary pompeo has to say this morning when he appears on "fox & friends" in the 7:00 hour. rob: they're doing a lot to

help right now. let's see how much more they're willing to do. we'll see. thank you so much. a massive protest expected in puerto rico today as the island's governor refuses to resign. >> [chanting] rob: hundreds of thousands of people expected to take over one of the island's busiest roads, hoping to convince the governor to step down. overnight, he announced he will not seek re-election but that he won't quit right now over a leaked online conversation showing him mocking women and also hurricane victims. his administration is facing federal corruption charges. today will mark the tenth straight day of protests. jillian: the trump administration still being grilled over this controversial chant at president trump's rally in north carolina. >> send her back! send her back! send her back!

jillian: chris wallace pressed steven miller on the controversy. >> if you want to have a color blind society, it means you can criticize immigration policy and not have it be seen as racial. >> can you also say go back where you came from. >> the president was clear that he disagreed with it. >> he was clear after the fact. excuse me. he let it go on for 13 seconds and he said nothing in his tweet. >> as an american jew, i am profoundly outraged by the comments from ocasio-cortez. and those are the comments, chris, that we need to be focusing on. jillian: and when asked about it later, the president did disapprove of the chant, saying he was not happy about it. democrats speaking out ahead of special counsel robert mueller's testimony on the hill. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler insisting the russia report lays the ground work for impeachment proceedings against the president. >> the report presents very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high

crimes and misdemeanors. we have to let mueller present those facts to the american people and see where we go from there because the administration must be held accountable. jillian: but republicans say that's not on the minds of most americans. >> any thought of impeachment is waning. they know that because the report said there was no collusion, no obstruction. the mueller report is a one-sided report that has not been questioned from the other side. jillian: mueller will testify on the russia investigation this wednesday. rob: 2020 hopeful joe biden is the top choice among democratic voters. some say he would not fight for them. a new cbs poll shows biden is the top pick for 25% of democratic voters in states with early primaries and caucuses. but the survey says only 38% of primary voters feel that biden would fight for them. warren comes in first with 56%, saying she would fight a great deal for them.

democrats are taking a back seat to republicans in fund raising. the republican national committee raising nearly $21 million last month according to federal election commission filings, more than double the $8.5 million raised by democrats. the rnc currently has $43.5 million compared to the dnc's $9.3 million. jillian: today, flash flooding and damaging winds are threatening several states across the u.s., forecasters sending the warning as a cold front passes through the midwest and northeast. rob: it's expected to cool off nearly 200 million people as the dangerous heat wave comes to an end, one that was blamed for at least six deaths. jillian: the extreme heat is linked to major power outages, one forcing an evacuation at a philadelphia retirement community, another leaving 50,000 new yorkers in the dark. rob: some roads buckled in

south dakota. jillian: janice dean is tracking the ongoing heat wave. i saw quite a lightning show coming to work. jillian.>> lightning kills moree than hurricanes and tornadoes. jillian: really? >> they say when thunder roars head indoors and that's a good rule of thumb. current temperatures, you can see where we've got the cold front on the way, that's slicing through the midwest, eventually across the east coast. that will bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms. we have 63 in minneapolis, 67 in chicago, past 12 hours you can see the thunderstorms starting to percolate a across the ohio valley, towards the mississippi river valley, towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. later on today, into tomorrow, so keep that in mind, we have several storm reports including a lot of wind damage. some hail. but mainly wind and if i could show you the lightning, there would be lightning strikes as the cold front moves through as

well. flood advisories in effect, some of these thunderstorms could produce very heavy rain in a short period of time. so the areas in red here, that's flash flood warnings and you can see the flooding is going in towards the northeast tonight. we could get several inches of rain in a short period of time. that's the cold front that's going to cool things off. but we could see the potential for stronger storms and flooding, so keep that in mind. but at least those -- we set a lot of records including new york, 99 at jfk yesterday. rob: it felt like 140 degrees. jillian: he doesn't exaggerate at all. rob: i came into jfk. i had a sweater on because the flight was cold. it was so hot. >> this is 3450e my tiniest vion right now. rob: we appreciate it. that's enough. jillian: no, keep going. aoc doubles down on eliminating dhs and adding a 9/11 style commission on white house border policy. >> a 9/11-style commission, i

think that kind of study is what's going to be required, getting rid of dhs is not as radical as george bush's implementation and creation of dhs. jillian: our next guest is a nation fall security expert and he -- national security expert and he breaks down what the department of homeland security does and why we need it. rob: bad blood brewing between senator kamala harris and fans of taylor swift. jillian: swifties. rob: is that what they call him. why she is feeling the heat over her recent fundraiser. stay tuned. ♪ you know we've got problems. ♪ i don't think we can solve them. ♪ that's a zzzquilpure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep.

take a 9/11 style commission, inthat kind of study is what's going to be required in order to reunify as many people with their parents as possible. i think that reorganizing and deathing rid of dhs is not as radical as george bush's implementation, create of dhs.

jillian: alexandria ocasio-cortez is doubling down on dismantling the department of homeland security and as you heard right there, calling for a 9/11-style commission to investigate family separations at the bore. rob: here to explain what homeland security does and why we feed it is national security expert and homeland security professor at virginia commonwealth hacommonwealth unit pinster. you believe aoc is trying to draw a comparison between 9/11 and what's happening a at that time southern border. >> -- happening at the southern border. >> i'm trying to understand the statement. the department exists to protect forces abroad. it's keeping us safe at home. we have a coast guard actively patrolling the shores. we have the border patrol to do the same thing on land and so

much more. we have border patrol at ports of entry and response teams as well to ensure that we keep it safe from threats on the homeland. we have agencies that preserve communications. anyone call that calls for dismantling dhs doesn't make sense. it shows the true motive is open borders. jillian: let's hear what mark morgan had to say, this was yesterday, actually. this was in reaction to that clip that we heard from alexandria ocasio-cortez a few seconds ago, talking about how she's proposing a 9/11-style commission. listen to this. >> we've had an incredible amount of oversight, leadershipp cbp have testified in front of congress about the zero tolerance policy and, again, whatever congress wants to do for additional oversight, we we welcome that. jillian: is it fair to compare

anything to 9/11, really? >> absolutely not. it's incomprehensible to say anything so ridiculous. when i was at the border, they were thanking border patrol for taking such good care of them, keeping them safe, providing medical care. they do a lot of humanitarian work. it's dishonest to overlook that on the national stage, anywhere for that matter. we had a member of congress come down to the border, they were amazed at th good care we were providing. rob: when aoc says we want to eliminate dhs, obviously the work that dhs does was happening before it was created after 9/11, right? a lot of these things were happening already. this just kind of maybe brought it all together. so does it necessarily mean it's

an open border idea to just eliminate homeland security as a department? >> well, it wouldn't have to be that and there's always room for argument for reorganization. that's not what aoc says. the others of her squad have called for open borders and the elimination of border patrol. which is why i think she's not arguing for reorganization. which is a fair argument. that's a fair conversation. but that's not what she's saying. jillian: we're facing threats today that we didn't used to face. so it's a different time right now than it's ever been. >> absolutely. homeland security, again, we have other agencies is for enforcing laws and dhs is for the homeland. whether on the border or in the u.s., such as dealing with the

trafficking of children, they have a wide range of missions. there's different expertise. some are best with law enforcement, some are best with military. that's where the homeland security has separated itself from the department of defense and other agencies, is their focus on the domestic side of the equation. rob: matt, thank you so much. jillian: thank you. rob: 20 minutes after the hour. isn't this rich. after making the fight for 15, one of his 2020 rally cries, bernie sanders finally giving his staff a raise. jillian: but he has to cut their hours to do it. tracee carrasco with the move that has critics calling him a hypocrite. rob: tracee's walking in. ♪ want to make the world -- h tys are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it.

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rob: oakland may be a sanctuary city but a new report says that i.c.e. deported thousands of detained immigrants through its airport. according to the bay area news group, nearly 43,000 detained people have been flown in and out of oakland international airport in california between 2010 and 2018. the agency stopped using the airport in october. city and airport officials won't say if they knew about these flights and the mayor is vowing to look into it. jillian: equifax set to pay the ftc over $27 million over a 2017 data breach. the wall stree wall street jourg the deal could be released today. part of the settlement includes the creation of a fund to compensate any customers in what was the largest breach in u.s. history. rob: 2020 hopeful bernie sanders paying his campaign

staffers the same minimum wage he wants to give all americans. >> going to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. we have got to raise the minimum wage. raise the minimum wage to a living wage. jillian: but guess what? that $15 and hour raise comes with a catch. tracee carrasco is here with the explanation. >> good morning, guys. the catch is that staffers' hours are going to have to be cut so they can essentially make that $15 an hour. last week, the washington post reported that some of the junior field staffers, they were upset that sanders, who has been a champion for that $15 an hour minimum wage, he has rallied against a lot of organizations like amazon and walmart, saying they don't pay their workers -- they pay them starvation wages. meanwhile, his employees are upset because in some cases they make below that $15 an hour for the majority, most of those

junior staffers they earn about $36,000 a year which works out to $15 an hour. if they worker more than 40 hours during that week, that can dip below the $15 an hour. that's why their hours will be cut to about 42 to 43 hours a week so they can maintain that $15 an hour. jillian: i guess it's not a surprise that the lion king takes number one, right? >> it was a a huge weekend for the lion king. disney putting out those initial estimates for north america, brought in about $185 million this weekend. its opening weekend. also made about half a billion dollars worldwide. this was a record-setting movie for disney, opening up at its ninth biggest opening of all time. that's not the only record broken this weekend. after nearly a decade o decade e highest grossing movie of all time, avatar beaten by avengers end game with $2.8 billion

gross. this is a major beat. avatar has been holding that number one spot for so long. so avengers is always a big hit. rob: makes $3 billion off of one movie. >> it just opened in april. they could make even more money. rob: that's insane. tracee, thanks. jillian: it is 27 minutes after the hour. iranian troops armed with machine guns repelling onto a british oil tanker. the u.k. ambush pushed tensions between iran and the u.s. to a new level. why iran's foreign minister says the u.s. is dragging the u.k. into a war of the century. rob: the president's former golf partner celebrating a pga win. the advice he says he got from potus that helped him to victory. stay tuned. ♪ always dreamed about. ♪ living in your radio. ♪ how do you like me now.

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starting with a fox news alert. rob: police releasing new pictures of a couple's abandoned van after they were found brutally murdered. china dese was traveling with her australian boyfriend when their bodies were found on the side of a highway in british columbia. right now, police have no suspect. jillian: a massive protest expected in puerto rico today as the governor refuses to resign overnight. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take over one of the island's best yeast roads, hoping to -- busiest roads hoping to convince him to step down. rob: john paul stevens will lie in preh repose today. a private funeral will be held tomorrow at arlington national cemetary. jillian: iran seizing a british oil tanker in the strait of

hormuz. the regime is a accusing the u.s. of trying to start a war. iran's foreign minister tweeting, quote, make no mistake, having failed to lure donald trump into the war of the century and fearing collapse of his b team, john bolton is turning his venom against the u.k. in hopes of dragging it into a quagmire. we have the latest from jerusalem. >> reporter: there's a dramatic scene as iranian troops repel from a helicopter to board a vessel. it had a crew of 23 people on-board. radio transmissions between the british and iranians paint a picture about how the event unfolded, as the iranian vees he'lverysellvesseldemands they r course. >> please confirm you are not attempting to violate international law by attempting to board.

> >> reporter: the british tanker was taken into iranian custody where it remains. britain's foreign minister called on the tanker to be released cast sayin after sayins to be a tit-for-tat situation, after the british detained an iranian tanker earlier this month. iran says it was legal. >> it's clear that the ship was in owin omani waters. >> reporter: they stopped a second oil tanker on friday but it was ultimately released. this has the united states and its allies increasing the military presence in the region for the possibility of a future confrontation. jillian: iran says john bolton is to blame for the latest acts of aggression. they say iran's motives or unpredictable but the white house is playing the game just

right. >> what they're trying to do is to seek a scho psychological viy where their own people and trying to influence the eu's approach to sanctions and to the nuclear deal and they're handling is very, very badly. to poke a stick in the eye of the british is exactly the wrong move and the motives are very difficult to understand. what the administration is doing is exactly right, keep your powder dry, be patient, time is on the side of the united states. the iranians are going through a horrific economic meltdown right now with inflation over 1,000 percent. no, as soon as the bullets start to fly it changes the whole strategic dynamic. jillian: in february, the democratic national committee passed a resolution, calling on the u.s. to rejoin the iran nuclear agreement. rob: a he desperate search underway for a texas mother missing since last weekend. el paso police fear that erica gainer may be in danger.

this is the last known picture of gainer which she shared at a concert. the man she was on a date with that night says that he saw her take an uber after the concert. her family says she would never run off on her own. >> she always has her phone. this is not like her. she never would not have my son, she always called me, she always texts me. rob: police are asking for anyone with information to step forward. jillian: a day off for the los angeles range gel angels today a pitcher is laid to rest. skaggs was found dead in a texas hotel room earlier this month. his cause of death is still a mystery. police say there was no foul play. he was just 27 years old. rob: a toddler is struck by a foul ball and rushed to the hospital. indians short stop francisco

linder who hit the ball said the child is in stable condition in cleveland. and he is begging major league baseball to extend the protective netting. >> don't want that to happen to anybody, especially a little kid. i encourage every mlb team to put nets all the way down. rob: hopefully that kid's going to be okay. the white sox and washington nationals debut their full safety netting today in the wake of several fans being hit by foul ball. jillian: golfer jim herman is crediting president trump's putting tips for helping him win a championship. rob: after the win, herman told reporters i think i need to see him again soon. he motivates me and puts me in a good spot. the two play together quite often at the president's golf club in new jersey. jillian: sometimes other people see something in your swing or your approach that you don't see yourself, so --

rob: you need another opinion. jillian: seems like it worked. rob: with the 2020 democrats moving further and further to the left on many issues, joe biden is taking a much different approach and bernie sanders is putting him on blast. >> my only criticism with joe on this one is he basically provided misinformation about what medicare for all would do. rob: so whose agenda will reign supreme, especially in regards to health care. our political panel on deck to debate that, coming up. >> my baby! my baby's home! jillian: and the reunion between a soldier and his mom that you won't want to miss. we're coming right back. ♪ who says you can't go home. ♪ there's only one place that calls me one of their own.

jillian: good monday morning. welcome back. costa rica issuing a national alert over tainted alcohol that

killed at least 19 people just last month. authorities have reportedly confiscated more than 30,000 bottles of alcohol sold under six different brands, saying they contain deadly amounts of methanol, which is sometimes added to alcohol to increase its potency. dr. parampal joined us earlier with how dangerous methanol can be. >> the problem with methanol is that it's so much more dangerous than ethanol. it can make you blind. it can damage your kidneys. you might not realize it at first and you can die. even 30 milliliters, that's enough to cause permanent blindness. jillian: tainted alcohol is suspected to be behind the deaths of at least 14 american tourists in the dominican republic. a new law will allow students to take mental health days off from school. this will be an excused absence in oregon, just like a regular sick day. in the past, only physical

illnesses could be excused. it was proposed by students hoping to change the stigma around mental health in a state with some of the highest suicide rates. rob: all right. it's bernie versus biden. the two 2020 democratic frontrunners squaring off over their wildly different health care plans. joe biden fighting for the now more moderate obamacare plan, like a obamacare 2.0, and bernie sanders calling for medicare for all. >> medicare for all, you cannot have it, period. number one. there's a spot in between, how long it will take. >> my only criticism with joe is he basically provided misinformation bout what medicare for all would do. rob: which approach will resonate with voters? here to day about it is chris nyweme and debbie hines. debbie, whose plan is going to resonate better with democrats?

>> what you're frying to se -- g to see now is democrats are leaning more to the left. with biden, he's been out of politics for two years. maybe he forgot what happened in 2018 when the democrats took over the house again and so democrats are leaning more towards medicare for all. one thing to understand fully, the distance between medicare for all which bernie sanders is advocating and others, and what biden is trying to do, which is trying to stay straight down the middle, they'll come around to medicare for all. rob: what do you sunshine. >think?>> i disagree. the reason democrats won, the aca did have choice and the choice component is what people are looking for. you can get attention grabbing, it will have diminishing returns. senator sanders -- i think my

colleague should look into that before going forward with these types of debates. rob: biden is kind of all alone as far as the major frontrunners with his plans. they have other people that support it but they don't have much of a chance at this point. he's on the other side of a major part of the 2020 election. >> what biden is trying to do, is he's trying to stay safe and straight down the middle. playing it safe doesn't work in politics. that's what he's trying to do, as well as trying to latch onthe coat tails of -- onto the coat tails of president obama. that's not going to work in 2020. the tide has changed already. rob: they won twice. >> yeah, the tide has changed. we're talking 2020. we're not talking 2008, not

talking 2012 and we saw what happened in 2016 with hillary clinton. i don't see how playing it safe is going to help him this time around. and i do feel that there is definitely the push from the democratic side towards leaning left. thithere's a push on therepublig right. rob: certainly within the primaries there is. i want to show you the long expansive list of people supporting medicare for all and also running for president. if one of these candidates takes the nomination, if joe biden continues to slip and loses this thing, is that a gift to president trump? >> it could be. president trump i think is in a good spot because we're looking at economics, he's trying to solve issues that a lot of the political parties have ignored. government run health care eliminates your choices. veterans died waiting for care because of this government run system where there were no choices, and there were problems. this utopia of everything is free just has its issues and vice president biden, he's experienced this. in my view, he's not going the

easy route, the safe route. he's using what's built to last. he has experience. it's more than catchy twitter phrases and ridiculous phrases like no one's illegal, it's attention grabbing but i don't think it will work in the long run. rob: thank you for your time. we appreciate it. jillian: marvel is making history once again, this time it's for swapping genders on one of their fan favorite characters. rob: what we know so far about a ground-breaking announcement. stay tuned.

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scooter braun's la mansion. rob: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 is here with the reaction. why are the fans so mad? >> kamala harris may have raised campaign cash but it could have come at the expense of support from swifties. last month music manager scooter braun purchased taylor swift's music label which means he owns the right to a majority of taylor swift's music. she also, the pop star also wrote a scathing tumbler post accusing braun of bullying her. fans are fired up over the fact that kamala harris is rubbing elbows with him. take a look at this tweet, saying if kamala harris thinks this will get her votes, she is delusional and scooter braun is a thief who used these women to advance his bank account like kamala used these people to advance her career.

this tweet says scooter braun and taylor are in a feud so kamala harris means she is losing the votes of swift fans and the dem primary, hashtag first world problems. lastly, this twitter user says so i guess kamala is clearly not a part of taylor swift's squad. no, she's not. i think kamala harris needs to ask herself is the money worth the social media backlash. in this case i think the answer may be yes. rob: money wins every time. natalie portman is going to be a superhero, huh? >> natalie portman will be the one wielding the hammer in the upcoming thor movie, that's because she was just cast as the first ever female thor. watch. >> there's only one person who could play that role. she's here and i'm intro doing her now. welcome to the stage natalie portman. [ cheering and applause ]

jillian: there she is. so in an earlier movie, portman's character, jane bosser and thor fell in love. now she's going to become the godess of thunder. one twitter user said natalie portman is the new thor. now waiting for the rock to be the new mary poppins. another twitter user said the film could see the forging of a new hammer. the movie comes out in 2021. jillian: that's awesome. i love it. when the president attends your wedding i guess that's pretty cool. >> it's a pretty big deal. footage went viral of the president crashing or at least surprising the happy couple he'll whwhowas having a weddingf course over the weekend. take a look at this. >> usa! usa! usa!

usa! usa! usa! usa! >> looks like a good ole time, huh. pj and nicole marie monjeli, apparently they are big supporters of the president and were hoping he would show up and he did. one person on instagram says what are the odds that the president of the united states crashes your wedding, that's one heck of a wedding to remember. i'm sure -- the chances could be high if the person who owns the golf course is the president. right? rob: they could be. jillian: they're never going to forget that. rob: carley, thanks. 53 minutes after the hour. a restaurant without a staff? so who takes care of the bill? a bold business model that's banking on customer honesty. jillian: plus, homeowners doing demo have a little fun with their neighbor. these photos going viral for the white lie behind the destruction. we'll tell you about it.

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can avoid the coworker. give your brain a break by playing on your phone. >> and airport in kinde banking on the honesty of their customers by open a café with no staff. they are instructed to pay by dropping into a mailbox. so far there had been no signs of theft since opening earlier this month. >> grabs some tissues the soldier surprise that might bring you to tears. the national guard sergeant reunited with mom. after coming home from a deployment. look at that hug. he has been with his team for

seven months. a nevada couple demolishes their house in spray paints the roof. they are hoping to create more room for their grandkids before it was good lately gutted they wanted to give their neighbors a good laugh. >> we've seen this behind before. it did not fool the cops. >> this weekend as you will see right here i went to the wedding of my best friend adam johnson in southern california. this was a spectacular ready. it was a wonderful time. it looks beautiful. the grass looks so green.

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