you do something stupid like that. >> kathy tweets how cute is that? what a moment. it looks like man's best friend is also dog's best friend. >> the web page poll was tied between the bowler and the dog. >> have a good weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> great to be here at "fox & friends." it is the ninth of august, 2013. i'm anna kooiman in for gretchen carlson. a dangerous twist to an already disturbing story. authorities warning the california man who allegedly kidnapped the 16-year-old girl after killing her mother and possibly her younger brother may have home made explosive devices and his car could be booby-trapped. the latest on the manhunt. >>steve: the white house called the i.r.s. attack on conservative groups a phony scandal but get this. it could be going on right now. that's right. more of that bad boy

scandal. >>peter: what would you do, steve, pay $10,000 for your dog's surgery or face animal cruelty charges and go to jail? the shocking ultimatum from a veterinarian that has one woman calling foul. here on "fox & friends," which begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>steve: i can hear them playing but they're not on stage right now. the eli young band, our featured act today in the all-american summer concert series, this they were on the

stage doing a sound check five minutes ago. >>peter: they sound as good as the videos we were watching with our kids last night. >>anna: "crazy girl" a song i downloaded yesterday so i could start listening to them in the car and -- ♪ breaks your heart ♪ and everybody was looking at me. >>steve: that is great. they're terrific. they are going to be our featured entertainers. if you're in new york city, come by at 8:00. they'll play for an hour. free breakfast as well if you're into barbecue. >>anna: we need to get into that fox news alert. a massive search entering a six day for a man suspected

of abducting two children. this morning police say he may be armed with explosives. heather, what's the latest? >> new information coming in. police are warning the public that james did i dimaggio may have abandoned the car they are looking for, a blue nissan versa and he is still on the run. police say it could be booby-trapped with home-made explosives. >> he may have incendiary devices on his person. >> investigators say the theory was discovered in the ashes of his burned out home where they found the body of the children's mother. sources revealing she was killed by blunt-force trauma and she had been hit in the head with a crowbar, they believe. police also discovering the remains of a young child inside that house possibly the missing eight-year-old ethan anderson. but there's been no positive identification yet. neighbors say dimaggio was a close family friend and that he confessed that he once had romantic feelings

for 16-year-old hannah. >> he had a crush on her, and she supposedly was really scared. she didn't want to go around him anymore but didn't know how to tell anybody. >> this morning the desperate hunt for dimaggio is expanding to other states including not just california but also nevada, oregon and washington state and up to mexico and down to canada. lots of people on the hunts for this guy. back to you. >>anna: four minutes after the hour. we need to get to some more of your headlines and the developing story overnight. the state department ordering u.s. workers to leave the consolate in lahore, pakistan. a specific terror threat to the consolate. the it is not related to the recent closures of other embassies in the middle east. a chilling facebook confession that began with the words i'm going to prison. police in south miami seder rick shot his wife jennifer

alfonzo inside their home and posted a picture of her body on facebook. he then took off for his father's house. >> he said his wife picked up a knife on him. they had a big fight and he shot her. >> medina turned himself in to police. cops found the daughter at the home terrified but not hurt. the coup pell reportedly got a -- the couple got a divorce after three years of marriage but then got remarried. in a bizarre twist, medina wrote several help books, the one entitled how i saved someone's life from family problems through communication. >> in the trial of nidal hasan, yesterday hasan sat emotionless as witnesses described the scene in the 2009 shooting rampage. staff sergeant michael davis testified he first

thought the shooting was a drill, then he heard a young lady screaming my baby. it was a pregnant private. she was one of the 13 people killed. new overnight, the second winner of the $448 million powerball jackpot is revealed. turns out it's 16 workers from a county garage in tom's river, new jersey, who were in an office pool together. a divorced father of two in minnesota was the first to come forward. >> i feel this pressure off my shoulders that you carry every day with you. my kids, am i going to be able to pay for them to go to college? am i going to be able to pay for them if they have hemming -- if they have health issues. >>anna: his first purchase? a 1963 chevy impala for an 80-year-old father. >>anna: his boss was

sitting next to him and he said i woke up this morning and you were my boss. now you're my chauffeur. >>steve: about three months ago it was revealed that apparently the i.r.s. started out as some rogue agents in cincinnati. they were targeting tea party association. then it blue up. according to one count at least 88 i.r.s. agents were involved in this targeting scandal. but we heard a couple of months ago from the guy who headed up -- danny werfel -- the acting commissioner for the i.r.s., we stopped that thing. we're not doing that anymore. people thought it's done, it's over. they moved on. now we're hearing from closed-door testimony that apparently they are still targeting conservatives to this day. >>peter: we heard from chairman dave camp, the chairman of the house, ways and means committee, in newly released testimony that the i.r.s. folks are still doing it.

when there is a tea party inquiry, when there is a question about a tea party application on these 501-c-4's, they go to what is called the political advocacy section. sounds like something out of 1984 in the movie "brazil." there is sworn testimony they don't know what to do, so they say we better send it to the political advocacy section because there is a presumption that the tea party groups are doing something wrong. so after all these denials and after all these statements by the president that there is no scandal, apparently the scandal continues today. >>anna: yeah. and one of the other things is what would have happened -- this was of course between 2010 and 2012 leading up to the election, this could have completely changed the face of the election. we're also noticing that the, a lot of tea party groups were targeted in their infancy periods before they could even grow into something much larger. so we're wondering if this has been something that's

been going on for quite some time. is this just business as usual there at the i.r.s.? let's take a listen. >> what's really weird is that you don't have to get i.r.s. permission to be a c-4. the i.r.s. bihar rasing -- the i.r.s. bihar rasing these groups will make it so the groups can't get status at all. the i.r.s. in a sense is shooting itself in the foot. why is it doing it? as near as anybody can tell, because of a general hostility toward political activity by conservative groups. also i think just by new groups and by outside groups, groups that haven't been players in the field already. >>steve: that is interesting because he's the guy who used to head up the federal election commission. you know, it is quite an eye-opener. in the meantime even though we know apparently the i.r.s. is still to this day targeting conservative groups because they don't have any other protocol to

use, our president and his men and women go out there and they refer to this scandal -- and it is a scandal -- as phony. have you heard this? listen. >> endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. >> phony scandal. >> endless parade of political posturing and phony scandals. >>steve: hold the phony. >>anna: a lot of lawmakers are coming forward saying we need to get to the bottom of this. let's get lois lerner back here. she was the one who was first in charge and pleaded the fifth after saying i'm innocent and then not taking questions because she pleaded the fifth. maybe we need to get her back and testify so we can get to the bottom of it. >>peter: fox news asked americans based on the evidence, not based upon the phony allegations, is it phony or is it real? in four different areas, with regard to benghazi, 78% of americans said it was serious. 17% said phony.

on n.s.a., 69% serious about the government look at your e-mails and phone calls. 26% phony. >>steve: then the d.o.j., 59%. look at the i.r.s., 33% of americans say it's a phony scandal, which is extraordinary because we had lois lerner actually apologize. we did it, we're sorry. >>peter: and take the fifth amendment. >>steve: exactly right. yet maybe the president has been very effective in branding it a phony scandal. all i know is there's a double standard going on here because if this was the i.r.s. targeting left-leaning groups, you've got to figure that every night for three months diane sawyer and brian williams would leave their news -- lead their newscast with that story. >>peter: the implicit message is it's just the tea party.

it doesn't concern you. we can violate their rights and not yours. >>steve: just thought we'd let you know still going on. >>anna: 11 minutes after the hour. take a good look at what you get for all those baggage fees. your precious cargo tossed around and left out in the rain. it's the video one major airline hopes you don't see. >>peter: and then this guy is raking in over half a million bucks to manage a city on the verge of going bust. how does that make any sense? stuart varney is scratching his head too. he's going to hit a home run. stuart varney on a great friday. good morning, stu. ♪ a-a-a.

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>> what's the cost of avoiding bankruptcy these days? for one city in california it is well over half a million dollars. the city of santa ana is offering a compensation package totaling over $550,000 to the former city manager of phoenix, arizona, david cavazos. but is paying public workers mounds of cash the only way to get this city out of debt? stuart varney is here to weigh in. he's looked at this real hard. good morning, stuart. >> $500,000 a year to manage a city of 330,000 people. that does indeed sound excessive, especially because that city is in dire financial straits to start with. it sounds excessive. i can see the outrage coming right out of you. >>peter: peel away the onion. >> it is excessive, but in my opinion, this is a shift in power. out goes the mayor who is

in league with the unions and city workers to rig elections and to let laugh laugh -- lavish pensions on city workers. in comes professionals like david cavazos. his business is run this city. without reference directly to voters, to unions, to pension funds. just run the city and keep us out of bankruptcy. >>peter: on one side, it sounds good. the vestiges of tammany hall and patronage politics and pay for play ruined cities across the country. >> that's my. >>peter: now we say we need a professional cadre of people who are going to put the pieces back together. >> that is what this town is saying. they're paying $500,000 a year. that includes benefits. i got that. that's the whole package. that's a half million dollars they're paying top dollar to bring in a proven

professional. it worked well, what he did in phoenix, arizona. now they're bringing him to santa ana. santa ana was talking bankruptcy. >>peter: no one knows more about corporate america than you. you said this is akin to what in terms of corporations? >> the turn around specialist. >>peter: when those turn-around guys come in, don't they have targs -- targets? don't they say your contract is going to end unless you bring our expenses down x percent or you increase our numbers up this way? >> i don't know whether that is in this guy's contract. he's got a thee-year contract. -- a three-year contract. ask yourself is it not cheaper to spend a half million dollars on a high-priced professional than going into bankruptcy. >>peter: what should we be doing on that? great question po pose today. you'll be posing other questions and giving more answers at 9:20.

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>>peter: quick headlines about what's happening today. convicted terrorist nasis will be sentenced today.

he says his awkward childhood and stuttering problem turned him into an islamic extremist. he's facing 30 years to life in prison. also today, president obama will sign a bipartisan deal on student loan rates. rates doubled to 6.8% in july. the deal links rates to the financial markets. the average undergraduate will save about 1,500 in interest this year. good news. steve? anna? >> thank you, peter. >>anna: 23 minutes after the hour. who have we got here? if you had trouble falling asleep last night, you're not alone. over half of america's adults experience one or more instances of insomnia at least one night a week. >>steve: you might be able to wear something like this? we brought in our tech expert with some of the best gadgets to help you catch some z's. >>anna: who is the man in

the glasses? >>steve: they're wearing special pajamas. >> there is wearable technology for kids. the world's first interactive pajamas. they are 30 bucks. they come with a free app. there is a sequence of 47 dots on the pajamas. you take your smart phone and scan any set of the dots. once you scan it, it will read you a bedtime story or it will teach you about different animals from your smart phone. >>anna: all the classics? >> all the classics. every dot is a different story. interactive pajamas, how cool is that? >>steve: i know how kids work. after a whao*eul they'll go daddy, read the one on my knee. >>anna: how about these glasses? >> let's talk about what in the world in the name of star trek are these? these are retimer glasses. they are 300 bucks. they took 25 years of research from australian sleep psychologists.

they trick your body clock into getting more sleep. put these on for 30 to 50 minutes in the morning to get more sleep. it is great for shift workers like nurses or if you have jet lag. you follow these calculations and they help you sleep better. >>anna: do they work? >> a lot of nurses are turning to these. a ton of research went into this. we have more. >>anna: next up? >>steve: the sleep cycle app. >> this is probably one of the most popular sleep apps. it is sleep cycle, 2 bucks. you put this underneath your pillow -- >>steve: put your phone under your pillow? what if somebody calls? >> you pick it up. the awesome part is it tracks all your movements. it will wake you up in the best possible window of your lighter sleep so you feel refreshed and ready to

go. there are multiple alarms that come with it. i used this for quite awhile and i was waking up feeling pretty good. >>anna: cool jams? >> we see this in a lot of athletic gear. there is a company called cool jams that makes pajamas, sheets, blankets. it is about keeping it cool while you're sleeping. a lot of us get hot and overheated. lightweight fabrics, special science and technology to keep your body regulated. >>steve: fantastic. we've got a robot bed. >> there is an app for that. this is the new tempupedic bed. don't get scared. you can use the app for an droid and i.o.s. 120 settings. i thought air mattresses

were high-tech. forget it. we're giving you an upgrade. >>steve: if your wife was upstairs, you could be downstairs and -- >>anna: fire it up on her. >>steve: thank you so much. abigail and grace, daughters of our longtime stage manager rusty. thanks for bringing them in. the kids are going, wait a minute, you're taking us out of a bed to put us in a bed? >>anna: next, what would you do? pay $10,000 for your dog's surgery or face animal cruelty charges? >>steve: while you were asleep, he ran from cops until there was nowhere left to go. an incredible ending to a high-speed chase all caught on camera. ♪ ♪ alert.

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still amazing. >>steve: he's by the way in fourth place among democrats in new york city. meanwhile, headlines for you. former senate majority leader trent lott waking up in a hospital this morning. he had an emergency appendectomy at a hospital in jackson, mississippi. the 71-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. >>anna: 32 minutes after the hour. how do you stop government leaks? get rid of the humans. a new dramatic step that is just being announced by the n.s.a. director at its cyber security conference. the plan, replace computer system administrators with machines. >> what we are in the process of doing, but not fast enough, is reducing our system administrators by about 90% for the first reason, which was to make our networks more defensible and more secure. >>anna: this plan was apparently already in place before the leaks but is now being sped up.

>>peter: overnight a wild police chase ends with a suspect's car crashing and flipping over. take a look with us. >> you're going to have to make a turn here. look at this. off to the dirt and through the fence and rolling. >>peter: it happened in california. the man behind the wheel accused of carjacking that kia van. after about 20 minutes he finally got out of the car with a few bumps and bruises and then surrendered to police. any choice? i don't think so. >>steve: talk about the friendly skies turning not so friendly. u.s. airways baggage handlers in philly caught on camera tossing bags on to tarmac when it was pouring rain. fliers likely paid $25 for each of their bags for that treatment. the guy who recorded it outraged. >> it was just like shocking. you couldn't believe what you were seeing at that moment. why unload the plane if you're thought going to

take the bags and bring them in or transfer them to a cart that takes them to another plane? >> absolutely take responsibility for the actions of our employees. this gives us a chance to review our procedures and we'll find out. >>steve: yeah, good. one baggage worker was also caught pulling away leaving the luggage on the tarmac. the airline industry made $3.4 billion off baggage fees last year. maybe they could have an extra fee, you guys. you want dry bags when you arrive, $10. >>anna: what do you folks at home think about this one? a woman in california was told she either had to pay $10,000 for her dog to have emergency surgery after it was dragged under a car or otherwise she was going to face animal cruelty charges. >>peter: i call this case your money or your dog's life. and so karen kelly of california in the orange

county superior court in california is bringing a lawsuit for civil extortion against the veterinarians because the veterinarians said to her when this dog was dying, put the dog to sleep, pay the $10,000 now, keep the dog in critical care overnight for $1,500. and if you don't do that, i'm going to turn you in to the authorities. and she was turned in to the authorities. >>steve: she was. and she decided i don't have $10,000. she asked a friend. a friend applied for credit -- >>peter: a police officer friend. >>steve: can you believe that? there she was. she said i can't afford it but i love my dog. i'm going to take the doc home tonight and -- take the dog home tonight and take him to my vet tomorrow. the dog is still alive today. mojo is still alive. now she is suing. >>peter: in my opinion, she's got a great, great

case. you can't say to someone you give me money or i'm going to report something secret about you. i'm going to say you did a crime. i'm going to cause you embarrassment or disgrace. so i think it's smart in this particular case that she stood on her rights and said my dog was dying. i didn't have the money. i was trying to do the right thing. i got credit and every other darned thing. but the pressure you were putting on me including saying you were going to go to the animal authorities -- and they did and posted a big sign on her door that was apparently dismissed -- that's wrong, in my view. >>anna: get pet insurance. >>peter: if you had this kind of experience, let us know. your experience with dying dogs and cats and your pets and what people said you had to do. >>steve: maria molina is track ago storm. she is outside in a soggy new york city. >> good morning. we have rain right now across new york city and also other parts of the

northeast stretching into sections of upstate new york and across new england. you're waking up to a slow friday morning commute as you head to work this morning. keep that in mind and try to give yourself extra time on the roadways this morning. other areas of the country are also experiencing areas of rain. we're talking across an area of the country dealing with flooding for several days. flooding has been a huge problem across sections of kansas, oklahoma. look at today and tomorrow, more flooding in the forecast. that high-pressure system is continuing to stay in place across texas, louisiana. that is why we expect more flooding. we've picked up over a foot of rain in some of these areas, flashing flood warnings. expected today into tomorrow. >>steve: thank you very much. another soggy day here in new york city as is the case for 16 years on "fox & friends" when we have summer interns, winter interns on their last day of work, we put them on television. let me introduce you to

this intern. she wants to do sports. >> the ncaa is getting out of the jersey business. the decision was made after seeing memorabilia for individual schools for the ncaa web site. he says the site is only supposed to carry generic items. the announcement comes days after johnny manziel was accused of selling some of his jerseys force $7, 500, a violation of the ncaa policy. being lebron james gets a lot of perks but skipping jury duty is not one of them. the star posted this photo to insta tkpwraeupl with the caption -- instagram, jury duty time. tony stuart broke his leg in a car sprint crash.

doctors say stewart needs a second surgery. he will most likely miss the taste for the cup. >>steve: very good. how great is that. where do you go to school? >> university of miami. >>steve: have a great year. very nice. did you folks miss "fox & friends" earlier this week? >>anna: don't worry. because if you missed a minute, we compiled everything you missed. take a look. >> welcome to game show week here on "fox & friends." >> wait. >> i already did it. >> something most women want is a gift most men would never want. name it. >> lace underwear. >> brian may not be with us this week, but his assault on trick shot titus leaving a lasting impression. maria molina spin the wheel. let's see how many points. you want to solve it? >> yes.

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>>steve: we're hoping he's wearing clothes. meanwhile, straight ahead, the president snubbing vladimir putin, canceling a face-to-face with him. up next our next guest says that move is dangerous. >>anna: the number-one reason you pack on the pounds and it's not what you eat. it's who you love? we will explain, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names, one amazing product.

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a relationship is the biggest cause of weight gain. more than half women saying they regularly match what their boyfriend eats but not on the first date. steve? >>steve: a year ago a hot mic moment between the president of the united states and former russian president dmitry medvedev painted a picture that there might be a cozyer rip between the united states and russia in the future. remember that. >> after my election i'll have more flexibility. [inaudible] >>steve: more flexibility? but the president's five-year effort to reset relations crashed this week when the white house abruptly canceled his planned face-to-face one on one summit with vladimir putin before the g-20

summit. matthew dunn is a former mi-6 field officer and author of "slingshot." he joins us live from london. matthew, thank you very much. what do you make of our president saying, no, i've got to get tough with russia because they gave asylum to edward snowden. so i'm not going to sit down in a chair next to that guy. >> i think it's very curious. there are other areas of antagonism between the united states and russia. the snowden situation is not the only one obviously. but when one looks at each isolated situation including the snowden situation, in my opinion, that doesn't preclude talks continuing between obama and putin. so i think it may appear as a tough stance, obama saying i'm not going to attend the moscow summit. but in my belief, it is a weak position because i think there are serious issues taking place right now and those issues need

the most powerful men in the world to continue talking to each other. >>steve: it would be nice if the president of the united states sat down across from vladimir and they talk about syria -- syria could help us out this -- talk about iran and talk about all sorts of stuff. but he's not going to do that. john kerry is going to meet with his counterpart. you say the president's decision not to meet with putin is potentially dangerous. explain that. >> well, i mean in the sense, the issues the world is facing, concerns about syria and syria is an area that russia disagrees with america on in terms of policy. putin is supporting president assad and therefore propping up the regime. genocide is taking place as we speak in syria. there are other issues around north korea, china. obviously them going to war against terrorism and recently we've seen severe

threats requiring the closure of american embassies. there are a raft of very serious issues. if putin and obama are not talking together at a time we're facing all of these issues, that is enabling some very serious situations to continue in syria, for example, more people have died in the syrian conflict than the entire bosnian war. it's a very serious situation. >>steve: we're looking at video of june 17, the last time they got together. that didn't work out very well. it looks like they need couples counseling. before you go, math thaourbgs i want to -- before you go, matthew, i want to ask you this, when barack obama was elected president of the united states, i know a lot of folks in europe elated. has europe for most part cooled for the president or do they still have that enthusiasm? >> i can't speak for everyone. there was elation when he was elected president, but i think increasingly within great britain and elsewhere

within europe there is a sense, perhaps a creeping sense of letdown. we looked to obama as potentially another kennedy-type figure. and i get a sense a lot of people now saying he is not that person. that is i believe a widespread view. >>steve: matthew dunn not speaking for everybody in europe, thanks very much. it's now ten minutes before the top of the hour. remember when the government made a video instructing you to fight off bad guys with a pair of scissors? >> you might consider trying to overpower the shooter with whatever means are available. >>steve: we just found out how much that video cost you, the taxpayer. you're not going to believe it. you know him from the "biggest loser." now he's helping dogs lose weight. wake up and work out with your dog. find out how next on "fox & friends."

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>> anna: there he is, you've seen him whipping people into shape on "the biggest loser" and today he's whipping our pooches into shape. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> anna: we've got four different exercises we're going to do and let's go ahead and get on to the first one, box jump. let's go this way. so explain what we're doing here with the doggies. >> i partnered with banfield pet hospital. i came up with all these work outs. you got cool workouts. we got box jump here.

>> anna: this is good to get your heart rate up and the dog? >> the dog as well, work those hind legs, get thet philip and you fit. >> anna: this is a bit tough. >> some dogs have more agility than others. some get more excited, like these guys. this is the agility run. these are things you can do at the park. >> anna: a lot of athletes like to do this for speed and agility. >> do it with your dogs as well. we got shuttle runs over here. look at them running back and forth. again, banfield.com/fitness and see the cool workouts. these guys are doing lunges with their leash. >> anna: i can do this with my dog, baxter. he can't do too much. >> never let your knee go past your toe. keep your abs tight. take another step forward.

>> anna: i'm getting my exercise and baxter is coming along for the ride. >> and everyone is look good. there you go. good form, anna. >> anna: thank you so much. whipping our animals into shape. the reason we're doing this is that overweight dogs increased over the last five years by 37%. so you got to get active and get the dogs active. back to you inasmuch thank -- >> steve: now there is an app to give away your leftovers. >> peter: remember when the government made a video instructing you to fight off bad guys with scissors? we just found out how much that video cost you, the taxpayer, coming up. >> steve: hash tag outrageous. ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ ♪ who, who, who ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ who, who, who

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we're going to talk about that and so much more this hour, august 9, 2013. we start right now. ♪ >> anna: eli young band is here on a bit of a soggy friday morning. we're having a good time here on "fox & friends." we're continuing our all american summer concert series. this song "crazy girl" is a hit. another one "drunk last night" so it will be a big morning. >> steve: i know it is because a couple of the kids from my neighborhood asked do you mind if we come by? i said come on, everybody come

by. in fact, america is invited. if you can't be here in person for a free breakfast courtesy of famous dave's, you'll get -- >> peter: oh, my god. >> steve: keep in mind, we've been here for a couple of hours. we'll have a free concert starting at 8:00 o'clock. you can watch the whole concert streaming live at www.foxandfriends.com/concert. >> anna: this is a big upand coming band. they're on the kenny chesney tour. >> peter: they're a great band. >> anna: a fox news alert. new information about the man suspected of kidnapping a teen-ager and killing her mother and possibly her eight-year-old brother. he may be armed with home made explosives. >> one of the working theories is that he may have incendiary devices on his person. >> anna: authorities warning the public he may be boobytrapped. this discovered in the ashes where police found the body of the mother and a child.

this morning, the desperate hunt for dimaggio is spanning to california, nevada, oregon and washington, and mexico and canada. the state department ordering all nonemergency u.s. workers to leave the consulate in pakistan. the reason? a specific terror threat to that consulate. the decision, however, is not related to the recent closures of other embassies in the middle east. a chilling facebook confession that began with the words, i'm going to prison. police in south miami say derek medina shot his wife, jennifer, inside their home and posted a picture of her dead body on facebook. the 31-year-old suspect then took off for his father's house. >> he just said that his wife picked up a knife on him. they had a big fight and he shot her. >> anna: medina eventually turned himself in to police. police found his 12-year-old daughter at home terrified, but not hurt.

the couple reportedly got a divorce after three years of marriage but recently got remarried. in a bizarre twist, medina wrote several self-help books, including this one entitled "how i saved someone's life in marriage and family problems through communication." ironic. remember when the department of homeland security made this goofy video instructing you to fight off crazed gunmen with a pair of scissors? >> you might consider trying to overpower the shooter with whatever means are available. >> anna: well, we found out how much that video cost taxpayers and you're not going to like it. an exclusive report in the new york post revealing it was part of a consulting contract worth $6.7 million. >> steve: ouch. >> anna: you thought it was an iphone. >> steve: it absolutely could have been. all right. let's talk about one of the things -- you don't hear much on the other channels about benghazi, but folks, we're on

this because it is a national disgrace that nothing has really happened out there regarding charges until this week, it was revealed -- and i'm glad peter is here. it was revealed a sealed indictment was leaked that we've got a suspect. the crazy thing is number one, that it was sealed. the other thing is, it was leaked and then it named a guy who is still on the loose. peter, usually what happens is we'll go over there and grab the guy before we name the guy. >> peter: you put your hands right on it. super secret sealed leaked! so to tell the folks oh, yeah, we're coming to look for you. meanwhile, the person that we're look for and others continue to give interviews to other news organizations and even fox news back sometime from hotels sipping cold drinks in the middle east. what did kelly ayotte have to

say to greta van susteren about this? >> in terms of public safety, here we have people who are charged with a terrorist attack who are ambassadors and three americans have been murdered and he's roaming around libya. we haven't i could him up. the libyan authorities haven't picked him up. why isn't he being interrogated or in custody? if it's important enough to charge him and we've alleged that he's been involved -- now the charges haven't been made public yet -- why is he not in custody? it doesn't make any sense. >> steve: she's absolutely right. we should have gotten him before his name was put out there in the press when the sealed indictment was leaked. clearly this looks like it's kind of a legal placebo, just to get the press off the administration's back. we're not going to forget this scandal and it's a scandal. not a phony scandal! >> anna: we've got poll numbers that's coming out with all this. the american voters were just polled and here is what they think about benghazi.

78% say serious. 26 the department of justice. >> steve: people aren't buying the phony business. hold the phony. >> peter: they're not buying the phony business and they also believe more now than ever that the obama administration is trying to cover up the benghazi scandal. 62% of registered voters say yes, trying to cover up only 27% of these american voters believe the obama administration has been open and transparent in the way they talked about the benghazi attack and the death of our americans. >> steve: what about the president, president obama wasn't involved in briefings on the night of the benghazi attack. should he have been more involved? two-thirds of you say yes. back in april, 60% of you said

that. and then only a quarter say he probable will he had a good reason for not being more involved. >> peter: as we know, the president went to las vegas the next morning and was not in the situation room on the night of the attack. >> steve: you know, he had that big fund-raiser in las vegas. >> peter: important is important. >> anna: yeah. >> steve: priorities. >> anna: a bigger priority there. we're going to switch gears now. you going to eat that? somebody that does that when you have leftovers. there's a new app that connects thrifty eaters with unwanted leftovers. how disgusting is this? apparently it's very popular. >> steve: it's going to be launched shortly, called leftover swap. what you do is take a picture with your smart phone. you post it on that web site and then somebody in the area who wants those remaining four pieces of pizza or that half a chicken taco, they'll contact you. then you'll get it over to them. you know what? they realize at leftover swap, they're not going to make a million dollars doing this. they're trying just -- here high minded.

we're trying to save food from going in the dumper. but peter, let me ask you, from a lawyer's standpoint, what about the liability? what if somebody gives somebody else some food and they wind up getting sick? >> peter: i think it's an assumption of the rich. to eat a stranger's food, you can get food poisoning, come on. bring it to some folks that need it from a certified place. let's share food with the homeless. this kind of bizarre thing on the upper west side of manhattan, can i have your sushi? please, give may break. you should get sick if you eat that nonsense. come on. >> anna: we talked about this in our morning meeting and all the interns were like, yeah. i mean college kids, we're trying to save a buck. they're going to wake up sick the next day and not know if they're hung over from drinking so much or the leftover sushi. >> peter: if it's macaroni and

cheese, i'll take it. anything else, forget about it. >> steve: what about you? keep in mind, listen, there are a lot of hungry people out there. would you eat a total stranger's food? >> peter: a stranger's food! not a friend or relative. >> steve: you say it out loud -- e-mail us. >> anna: coming up, disturbing new details about a man accused of kidnapping a girl. >> peter: the love boat is making its final voyage. where? to the scrap yard. say it ain't so. let's see the love boat. if we get together, we can do it. >> steve: oh, let's not. ♪ the love boat ♪ ♪ soon we'll be making another run ♪ rumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness...

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accused of murdering a mother and possibly her son and kidnapping her daughter. now we're learning he may have booby trapped the car he's traveling in. joining us right now with the very latest is captain frazier from the san diego county sheriff's department. thank you very much. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: what can you tell us about this booby trapped car and home made explosives? >> our investigation is ongoing. we've been at the scene since sunday night when the fire was first reported to us. our arson and bomb investigators have been out there sifting through all of the evidence and our concern has been heightened that there may be explosives involved. so we are not holding anything past this person. we need to get the information out to law enforcement and to the public that there may be explosives involved. we don't necessarily know the type. but certainly that is a concern

of ours and so if anybody comes in contact with him or the vehicle, we need to have that awareness out there. >> steve: sure. absolutely. have the awareness that it could be booby trapped so don't try to open the door. where do you think this guy could be? there is an amber alert out there and we know that the suggestion is that he is traveling with 16-year-old hannah anderson. where do you think he is? >> he could be anywhere right now. we have a net that goes from mexico all throughout this country, and canada. he is mobile. the amber alert is multi-state, as well as canada and mexico. so the net that we've cast is extremely large and we're look everywhere for him. >> steve: okay. i know you've got the body of christina anderson, 44, and apparently blunt force trauma, a crowbar was involved there. also they found the body of a child there.

i know that they have not identified. it could be the son, ethan. but if you could, captain, explain the relationship between dimaggio and his apparent girlfriend, 16-year-old daughter. >> well, the relationship with dimaggio and the family has gone on over the years. there is a platonic relationship with the mother and the father and so he has known the kids since they were quite small. we're getting information from a lot of different sources that there may have been an unusual infatuation recently between dimaggio and hannah. so we're looking at that. that has not been confirmed. that is certainly part of the profile that we're trying to put together of what's happening here to make some sense out of everything. >> steve: you were very careful

in describing the relationship of the family. you're right, it was a platonic relationship apparently with the mother and now who knows what's going on. once again, if you would, captain, we should be on the lookout, describe the car and what we know about the plates and stuff. >> well, it's a blue nissan vers a and the vehicle is a 2013. we're concerned obviously that maybe he's changed vehicles, changed plates, but that's still the vehicle that we have registered on the multi-state amber alert. >> steve: we've got the plate up now, 6 wcu 986. just be careful because he might have home made explosives and the car could be booby trapped. >> that's our concern. >> steve: man oh, man. captain frazier from the san diego county sheriff's department, thank you very much and good luck with the search. >> thank you, steve.

>> steve: you bet. 18 minutes after the top of the hour. next up on friday, the second winner in the gigantic powerball jackpot coming forward, all 16 of them. we're live with brand-new details. you'll want to see that. jennifer aniston revealing a whole lot of skin in the new movie "we're the millers." but is it worth a whole bunch of dollars? movie reviewer kevin mccarthy reviews our friend next. >> i will pay you $100,000. >> that's way out of my league. >> you don't have a choice. >> what the hell is that?kill >> i bought an orca before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a tick tt isn't repeed or killed may attach and make a meal of us. get veterinarian recommended k9 advantix ii!

>> steve: all right. the first winner of the powerball jackpot, a divorced father of two from minnesota.

>> i feel this pressure off my shoulders that you carry every day with you. i have two kids. am i going to be able to pay for them to go to college? am i going to be able to take care of them if they have health issues? all these things gone, you don't have to worry about it again. >> steve: mr. white is taking the lump sum, which i think a lot of us would do that, because it's $58 million after taxes. his first purchase? he's going to buy his dad a is the 63 chevy impala. the second winner of the powerball jackpot revealed. turns out it is 16 workers from a county garage in the state of new jersey. >> anna: so let's go live to that garage. theresa, what's going on out there today? >> hey, good morning, guys. a lot of excitement here in toms river, new jersey. we're waiting for the 16 workers to show up. we want to talk to them.

i don't know, if i won this kind of jackpot, i don't know that i would rush to work. we're hoping that they certainly do. the rumor here is that these 16 vehicle maintenance workers working with the ocean county this morning, are going to show up for work and they were one of the two winning tickets sold in new jersey. they apparently bought their ticket at the acme in little egg harbor. we haven't heard anything about the winner in south brunswick who bought their ticket at the stop and shop there. as far as these 16 workers go, they apparently came forward yesterday and their boss said they are really just a great group of people. wonderful people who deserve a lot of money. it says something about them that they showed up for work yesterday. if they are really the winners, they're look at about 3 1/2 million dollars each. so i've got a few questions for them. i want to know what they're going to do with the cash. back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> anna: don't think they're coming to work.

>> steve: they might not come to work today 'cause they can't quit their jobs, but they can have a three-day weekend. >> peter: easily. >> anna: the new comedy "we're the millers" is a modern take on the classic road trip movie. >> i've seen a rainbow yesterday. but too many storms have come and gone. ♪ >> anna: got to love it. with a list stars, like jennifer aniston. will this movie laugh all the way to the box office? >> peter: here to review thaty and others is fox news contributor, the great kevin mccarthy. good morning, kevin. >> good morning to you, peter. by the way, these glasses are an homage to you, buddy. i have these glasses because of you. >> peter: thank you. i want to be just like you when i grow up. fantastic. >> i'm stealing your sound,

peter. >> peter: tell me about this movie. tell us about this movie. >> it's a hilarious concept. you have a small-town character who puts together a fake family, and they have to smuggle drugs across the mexican border. it's a really ridiculous concept, but has that like feel where it is raunchy, mixed in with a great heart. you actually care for the characters, oddly enough. it was consistently funny. a great rhythm. i was laughing the entire time. make sure you stay through the outtakes and the credits. there is a really funny friends joke in there that will make everybody laugh. i gave it a four out of five. the funniest movie i've seen so far this year next to "this is the end." >> anna: i love how you're ignoring the elephant in the room. look at jennifer aniston's body. everybody is talking about that. >> unbelievable. the scene is unbelievable.

that is worth the entire price of admission, i guarantee you. >> anna: how about the new matt damon movie? >> mostly improvised script, this movie has matt damon, $100 million sci-fi film, may ago character trying to get to elysium, which is a space station above earth and he needs to get there to heal himself. interesting fact about this movie, matt damon's part was originally offered to eminem, the rapper eminem. so strange. that happens a lot in hollywood. matt damon was originally offered the role in "avatar." thank goodness he didn't take it. but elise -- it's a thought provoking, original sci-fi thriller that leaves you

thinking. it's not a remake or sequel, not prequel, not in 3d. i gave it four out of five. >> steve: and it's a true life story based on true facts? >> yeah, exactly. >> steve: all right. very good. >> peter: planes? >> it's dud. this is a straight -- this one will be a straight to dvd movie originally. then they said, we're going to release it. it's a poor man's card. it's released through disney, but has some producers of pixar as well. but dane cook was not even the original in the movie. i was in pain during this movie. the dialogue is awful. the visuals are strong. i feel like if you're a 6 or 7-year-old kid, you might like it. steer clear of this. see it on dvd. do not waste any money. >> peter: you say two. has it gone to a one? >> drop it to a one. by the way, there is four moo

ofies out that -- movies that everyone needs to see. where is blue jasmine" and ""fruitvale station." >> peter: didn't like "blue jasmine," but i'll talk to you about it next time. good to see you. >> steve: you bartered him down from two stars to one. >> peter: i felt it. >> steve: you can't do that! >> peter: i felt it. >> anna: then he went for it. >> peter: lawyers, you know. >> steve: you never saw siskel do that with ebert. >> anna: parents arrested after a photographer is caught taking pictures of their kid through a window and the judge took the peeper's side. >> peter: and the eli young band is warming up to rock our summer concert series stage. good morning, guys. ♪

>> anna: hey, good morning. 32 minutes after the hour. we've got your shot of the morning. >> steve: that's right. >> peter: a son sends his mom on a hunt for her birthday present. what she got was price priceles. ♪ >> what is it? >> oh, my god!

>> what is it? what is it? >> what is it? >> it's a bug. (scream). >> steve: there is a bun in the oven. that's how you tell the mom that the daughter is pregnant. >> peter: i love that. that's nice. >> anna: so creative. that's the best news. >> steve: by the way, the daughter is due, we understand, in december. that back up was consumed for breakfast. >> peter: no leftovers there. >> anna: less than three hours, testimony set to continue in the trial of major nidal hasan. yesterday he sat emotionless as witnesses described a horrific scene of blood and chaos during the shooting rampage. michael davis testified he first thought the shooting was a drill

and then he heard a young lady screaming this. my baby, my baby. it was a pregnant private. she was one of the 13 people killed. >> steve: a shocking dna test reopening a 40-year-old kidnapping case. police thought they had reunited chester and dora with their newborn son who was abducted from the hospital back in 1964. it turns out that baby, not their son. the boy, who is now a 49-year-old man, says he wanted to have dna tests because he doesn't resemble the man and woman who raised him. he says his main focus is to find his parents' biological son. >> my main goal for this whole project is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and they did a great job and i feel that if i don't do everything i can to help find their real child, then i'm not doing my job as a son.

>> steve: wow. the f.b.i. says tips have been pouring in ever since the case was reopened this week. >> anna: 34 minutes after the hour. keep the shades down. that's the message from a new york city judge to parents worried about a photographer. arnie fenson has been secretly taking pictures of people's children through their apartment windows through an exhibit and selling them for thousands of dollars. the judge ruled artistic freedom trumps privacy concerns. >> peter: and he was exonerated after spending five years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. >> with this newfound freedom, i promise you and i swear to you, i'm going to do great things. really love to show what i could do. >> peter: brian banks just lived his dream. he showed the nfl what he's capable of. he played in his first nfl game for the falcons. banks entered in the fourth quarter of the preseason game against the bengals. what's his next goal?

making the 53-man roster. those are your headlines. check out this incredible light show in oklahoma. a huge storm rolls in over tulsa. the night sky is lit up as lightning -- wow, look at that strikes through the area. let's head over to maria molina. look at that, she's going a look at the whole forecast. >> that video is incredible out of tulsa, oklahoma. it's beautiful and also a little bit on the scary side. a little dangerous there in parts of oklahoma. we are expecting more thunderstorms, unfortunately, across the center of the country, like oklahoma, parts of missouri and parts of kansas could be seeing more thunderstorms and even more possible flooding. we did have some rain earlier across new york city. thankfully that has moved on its way and now impacting sections of new york, new england. it will be a slow friday morning commute for many of you across parts of the northeast this morning. keep that in mind. give yourself extra time.

high pressure will remain in place across texas, louisiana, and parts of arkansas. it's been on the hot side over the last several days. expect the hot temperatures to continue. north of that, we're going to continue to see heavy rain in some areas that have already picked up more than a foot of rain in just the past two days. the ground already saturated out here. because we're expecting more rain, flooding will be a huge concern. like i mentioned, we do have more rain also expected across sections of the mid-atlantic into the northeast and new england. temperature wise, triple digits in dallas and san antonio. 84 will be your high in chicago. in new york city, 81 degrees. now let's head over to steve and anna. >> steve: and the band! thank you very much, anna. i'm talking to you. >> anna: okay. we've got the eli young band here. we're continuing our american summer concert series. "love you like crazy girl," we've got a video to show everybody. >> steve: we were just watching it. >> anna: these guys are here. welcome. >> thank you. >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, eli young band!

[ cheers and applause ] my kids are big fans and my kids actually had to educate me. i thought eli young was one guy. turns out eli young is two guys. >> we're trying to fool everybody. >> steve: where did you meet? >> we went to the university of north texas. that's where we were all kind of roommates at some point and started a band, a garage band from texas. >> steve: the guy holding the microphone is mike eli and next to him is james young. next to him you got john jones and next to him you got chris thompson as well. >> anna: you are fresh off tour or on tour, i guess, with kenny chesney. no shoes? >> no shoes nation tour. >> anna: you guys are up and comers, but you have some amazing hits. tell us what you'll be singing today. >> we'll be playing some of our older stuff, but we've got a new song called "drunk last night" which is our new single. the first single from our new

album. >> steve: when you told somebody the name of your new song? >> it's one of those tunes that you hear the title and you think it's going to be something that it's not. it's a really cool tune. >> steve: what's the inspiration? >> come on, come o. we've been on the road a long time. >> steve: you've opened for a lot of people, kenny chesney, miranda lambert. who is the most fun act to open for? >> you want us to save that on live national television? those are our friends. i will say the chesney tour has been the biggest and longest and funnest tour we've ever been on. this is a huge opportunity. we play in front of a lot of people every night. >> anna: is that the fans or is that kenny chesney himself? >> both. i think he creates an environment that's really fun. i think that's kind of how he does it. >> anna: all right. does he ever take that hat off? >> yes. >> anna: i was wondering what he looks like without the hat. it's not the cowboy hat.

thank you so much. you're going to be performing later. we can't wait. you've drawn quite a crowd. >> steve: you'll be able to watch the whole concert on www.foxandfriends.com/concert. eli young band! [ cheers and applause ] very nice. >> peter: what a great way to end the week. they are fantastic. i watched one of the videos last night, it had like 15 million views. a business owner finds thousands of dollars full of political signs. where? inside her own business! it's regulation nation gone wild. and that business owner joins us coming up next. listen to this, the love boat is making its final voyage to the scrap heap. say it ain't so. we have the details about a good part of our history. ♪ when i'm halfway into your heart ♪

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>> anna: 44 minutes after the hour. time for news by the numbers. first, $1,500. that's how much the average undergraduate will save in interest on their college loans this year. that's because president obama will sign a bipartisan deal on student loans into law today. next, 42. that's how many years the iconic love boat sailed the high seas. nicknamed pacific princess, was dismantled in turkey after years of mechanical problems. and finally, 920 pounds. wow. this is huge. that's the massive blue fin tuna, how much he weighs. a group of fisherman caught it off cape cod and it took them three hours to reel it in.

>> peter: today it's back, regulation nation. a business owner in bellville, illinois, is suing that city after officials told her to take down a sign she hung inside her own business. there it is, the sign, a sarcastic thank you to the city for turning down her request for $15,000 in tax increment financing reads, no tip for us. thanks, bellville. the city is fining her $500 each day this sign stays up. that's up to $31,000 today. joining us now is diane, the owner of the soon to be poor house sandwich shop. we hope you're not going to the poor house over this. good morning. >> good morning. >> peter: so my understanding -- >> the poor house sign, just to make it clear, the poor house sign is from the previous business. we bought the building as it was

in bankruptcy. >> peter: so is it open for business now? >> no, it is not. we put $70,000 of our own money into it last year to renovate as much as we could. we asked for a little bit of help from the city. we were denied. so that was my sarcastic response to their no help. >> peter: your understanding and your claim is that you're being politically punished for putting up this sign that's critical of the government and that also you supported an opponent of the mayor and that you're getting punished big time. tell us about that. >> the past election i supported a different candidate and i think that's where this all started. when we asked for the money, it was just -- just so you know, last week the city council voted to give $15,000 to enclose a dumpster in downtown bellville. no jobs created, no revenue

generated. but those were the questions that they threw at us. how are you going to pay this money back to the city? how many jobs are you going to create in they put us through the wringer just asking for a little bit of help. and but apparently a dumpster is a worthy project. >> peter: you believe you can fight city hall and so what did you do? >> well, i put the sign up, like i said. 9:00 o'clock at night i put the sign up and my first violation was sent the very next day, dated the very next day. when we asked about it, we were told that it was an anonymous complaint. nobody seems to know what the complaint was for. did i spell a word wrong? were the letters -- was the sign crooked? i don't know what the complaint was. >> peter: in terms of complaint you brought now, you brought a lawsuit. just quickly tell us about the lawsuit you brought.

>> well, the ordinance they're citing me for has nothing to do with political statements. and it has nothing to do with signs inside of your building. so therefore, to violate me is against my constitutional right. i have a right to freedom of speech and that's all i'm saying. i was expressing my political speech. >> peter: thank you so much for joining us today. will you do me a favor? keep us up to date about this because regulation nation has got to go down. this is an outrage. >> i will. >> peter: is the government trying to silence the victims of the fort hood shootings? first, watch this. game show week continues. who is it hosted by? our very own incredible geraldo rivera. >> welcome, everybody. >> peter: first on this date in 1981, "jesse's girl" by rick springfield was the number one

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>> anna: all right. it continues. it is the final day of our great american game show week. what a week it's been. today we're going to be playing game show mania and here to host is none other than geraldo rivera. [ applause ] >> welcome, welcome. let's get to it. the idea is that our panelists have to answer the questions within three minutes. whoever has the most answers correct wins the contest. okay. let's start the clock. allall right. what color do you get when you combine equal parts of red paint and yellow paint? >> anna: orange. >> steve? >> steve: orange.

>> orange. correct. >> steve: thank you, anna. >> what nation has the longest border with the united states? steve? >> steve: canada. >> right again. how many size does a trap gloried have? steve? >> steve: four. >> he's on a roll. >> peter: my god. >> what is the only mammal that cannot jump? >> peter: the ocelot. >> wrong. any others? >> anna: a dolphin. >> peter: i know, white men can't jump. [ laughter ] >> also true. it has a trunk. it has a trunk. >> steve: elephant. >> elephant! okay. what is the name of the ship that the pilgrims first took to reach america? anna. >> anna: mayflower. >> correct. who was the first u.s. president

to be impeached? steve? >> peter: nixon. >> correct. what is the fastest bird on land? >> steve: the road runner! >> anna: ostrich. >> correct. what is the largest south american country by area? the largest south american country by area. steve? >> steve: argentina. >> incorrect. brazil. give it to peter johnson. how many years is term for a u.s. congressman. >> peter: two. >> push the buzzer. i didn't see your hand move. i have to roll, no winner there. ice cream consists of what, in a polian. >> anna: three.

>> in literature, what sort of creature is curious george? >> anna: a monkey. >> that's true. what is the strongest muscle in the body? anna. >> anna: the butt. >> no. >> anna: it is! >> steve: the tongue. >> correct. what is the only planet that rotates clockwise? is it mercury? >> steve: no. >> venus? >> steve: yes. >> steve got that. what is the only food that does not spoil? the only food that does not spoil. steve? chinese food. >> honey is correct. that's it, ladies and gentlemen. that's it. and the winner is steve doocy! >> peter: what happened to all

the numbers? >> steve: that's like a lawyer! >> stick to your day job. >> anna: you have the wrong answer, you lose points. >> peter: i didn't lose any points. >> steve: you did a very good job. >> i need ultimate employment. where do i go from here? >> steve: we're going to talk to geraldo about the news of the day. also a terrifying moment when a gunman storms a van and kidnaps a pilot and copilot. the latest on the shocking story coming up. >> anna: and forget boogie nights. welcome to boozey nights? cops say they've never seen anything like this. a guy dancing his way through a field sobriety test. >> i recognize that guy. ♪ ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ you like to move it

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>> anna: it's almost the weekend. friday, the 9th of august, 2013. i'm anna kooiman in for gretchen. brand-new information on a suspected killer and the kids he may have kidnapped. now he may be planning to use explosives. the latest on this multi-state matt underway right now. >> steve: and a 13-year-old white boy brutally beaten with his arm broken in that beat down by three african-american teen-agers. so why are civil rights leaders like al sharpton, jesse jackson staying silent? geraldo rivera has got strong opinions on that. he is coming up. >> peter: and forget boogie nights. welcome to boozey night. cops have never seen anything like this, a guy dancing his way through a drunk driving test. first, right here on "fox & friends" which starts right now.

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>> peter: eli young band. a familiar sound from that fantastic band. it's a love song. >> anna: he's guys have come a long way from north texas. now they're on tour with kenny chesney on the no shoes nation tour. they're making a pit stop at 48th and 6th. join us for some famous dave's barbecue and the rain isn't keeping anybody away. we're having a blast. >> steve: yep. and if you're a big fan of eli young, actually two guys, eli and young, and then two other guys, the go to our web site. you'll be able to watch. they'll stream the entire final hour of "fox & friends." speaking of final hour, ladies and gentlemen, first public announcement, today, this hour, the final hour for this historic piece of furniture. we're sitting on the most famous

couch in america. we're retiring it today. the curvy couch is going to that place wherever upholstered furniture goes. >> peter: of news and television lore, the curvy couch, it's been on for years. >> steve: we've got a new one in the wings. a little bit of history. >> anna: yep. we're getting a new set. first we have to get to some fox news headlines. chilling facebook confession that began with the words, i'm going to prison. police in south miami say a man shot his wife inside their home and then posted a picture of her dead body on facebook. the 31-year-old suspect then took off for his father's house. >> he just said that his wife picked up a knife and they had a big fight and he shot her. >> anna: medina eventually turned himself in to police. cops found his 12-year-old daughter at the home terrified.

fortunately not hurt. the couple reportedly got a divorce after three years of marriage, but recently got remarried. in a bizarre twist, medina wrote several self-help books, including this "how i saved someone's life and marriage and family problems through communication." now to a fox news alert. overnight the state department ordering all nonemergency u.s. workers to leave the consulate in pakistan. the reason? a specific terror threat to the consulate there. the decision, however, is not related to the recent closures of other embassies in the middle east. the second winner of the $448 million powerball jackpot is revealed. turns out it's 16 workers from a county garage in toms river, new jersey, and they were in an office pool. a divorced father of two was the first to come forward. >> feel this pressure off my shoulders that you carry every day with you. i have two kids. am i going to be able to pay for them to go to college or take care of them if they have health

issues? all these things gone. you don't ever have to worry about it. >> anna: why he's taking the lump sum which will leave him with $58 million after taxes. his first purchase is a 1963 chevy impala for his 80-year-old father. you got to come to the tv for this. get pulled over by the cops, here is what not to do. >> like that? [ laughter ] come on, man! (bleep) i'm not driving anyway! wo oh! wooo! >> anna: i think geraldo and i have better dance moves. dale bentley busted a whole lot of moves during a field sobriety test in ohio. his reward for the dance? police arrested him and they say his blood alcohol content, three times the legal limit. good thing he got pulled over. >> steve: great.

brand-new information this morning about the man who is accused of kidnapping a teen-ager after killing her mom and possibly her eight-year-old brother. he may be armed with explosives. his car could be booby trapped. right, heather? >> good morning. that's absolutely right. a lot of news coming in on this story. police are warning the public and they want the public to know all around the west coast, even up to canada and to mexico that james dimaggio's blue 2013 nissan versa may be booby trapped with home made explosives. the captain from the san diego county sheriff's department joined us earlier on "fox & friends" to talk about this. listen. >> our concern has been heightened that there may be explosives involved. so we are not holding anything past this person. he could be anywhere right now. we have a net that goes from mexico all throughout this country and canada. >> anna: that theory that he mentioned about the explosives,

apparently uncovered in the ashes of his burned out home. that's where they found the body of the children's mother. investigators revealing she was killed by blunt force trauma to the head and that she was hit with a crowbar. police also discovering the remains of a young child inside that home and it's possibly those of missing eight-year-old ethan anderson. but there has been no positive i.d. made just yet. the neighbors say dimaggio, who was once considered a close family friend, some even say like an uncle to the kids, had once confessed he had a crush on 16-year-old hannah anderson, who is obviously still missing. >> he's had a crush on her and she supposedly was really, really scared, she didn't want to go around him anymore. >> police are urging anyone who sees the vehicle with california license plates number 6 wcu 986, to please call 911 immediately.

this vehicle may be booby trapped, so people want to use extreme caution and not get anywhere near it. please call police. one other thing to mention, as that police are saying, he could have switched vehicles or switched license plates. so that's important to keep in mind as well. we'll keep you posted on any developments. >> steve: thanks very much. what do you think? >> now the amber alert stretched to nevada. so it's the entire west coast and nevada. he really could be anywhere. and let me just concentrate on the amber alert controversy. remember there is an app now, you can get on your mobile device that when the people really push the button, the amber alert button as they did for the first time in california in this case, it sounds like a lot of people annoyed it went off in the middle of the morning. i think it was 2:30 in the morning. and john walsh from "america's most wanted," fears that the people will be so annoyed with the amber alert triggering and becoming such a nuisance that they might turn off the app.

what i suggest is if you are in a position where you can not help in terms of the search, if you're not on the road at the hour, then you can turn off the app. if you're asleep, turn it off. obviously if you're home in your bed, you're not going to be helpful. but there is no doubt but that these things are enormously potentially very effective in stopping on the freeways, the highways of america if you had seen this nissan, you can call. so i think it's a good idea. just use common sense. rules of the road, you go to bed or in a place where you can't be helpful, then turn it off. if not, then keep it on as a public service duty and it could be your family, god forbid. >> peter: let's move to gulfport, florida, where we've all seen this brutal beating, this but the beat down, three on one, boy's arm broken, three arrested. we know trayvon martin became a racial flash point in america. why hasn't this become a racial

issue in america? why isn't a race-based discussion? >> peter, sometimes i get in trouble for speaking my mind. but here is the infamous video. i want everyone watching right now to picture those 15-year-old thugs as white boys, as white 15-year-olds pounding a 13-year-old black child. is there any doubt but that that would have been the seminal in terms of news gathering in our nation this year? it would have caused enormous upset. >> steve: no doubt. >> it would have been the basis for a -- we would have the president of the united states, every governor, every one of us would have this feeling of revulsion. here we go again. >> steve: al sharpton would be living down there, camped out. >> the modern day lynching. but because of the fact that there is political correctness. i think there is no avoiding that. i read the story. i'm in radio now during the week and i didn't have access to a television.

so i read the report of this, cnn.com and all the others. i ultimately came to fox and it was only when i came to fox that i said, oh, the three assailants are black and the victim is white. i didn't know that because they did not mention the race of either the assailant or the victim. i submit to you that race matters in the words of dr. cornell west. it does matter. it is relevant in crime reporting and to avoid it, that is more racialist than not -- than to mention it. i really submit to you that this coverage of this particular incident was clearly substandard, inefficient, politically correct, and in many, many ways, as repulsive as people who make up race too much. >> anna: you're thinking about the civil rights activist, where are they now where they were before? you would have taught they would at least come and speak out about this. but they decide to talk about things that's going to help them and not -- 'cause it's a money

maker for them. >> if it face the victim narrative, then it is included. if it fits another more common stereotype that we don't like to think about, then we avoid race. it is kind of a liberal dancing around, a reality, a harsh reality that i think really deserves to be pointed out. >> steve: we're going to be watching you this weekend. >> thank you. >> steve: very nicely done. >> anna: next up, is the government trying to silence the victims of the fort hood shooting? brand-new accusations and one of the victims reacts next. >> peter: then they don't call them the downward dog position for nothing. coming up, the dog, his owner and their synchronized yoga moves. you got to see this. yeah. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar

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>> peter: is the government slapping a gag order on fort hood survivors and their families? the shocking claim coming from the wife of an army staff sergeant wounded in the 2009 terrorist attack. autumn manning tweeted, think dod has seriously underestimated outspoken spouses and their ability to let truth be known about fort hood. they will not stamp us out. fort hood victims remain firm in their stand that the massacre was an act of terror. not so-called workplace violence like the government has insisted. retired u.s. army

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>> steve: quick friday morning headlines. two airlines crew members kidnapped in the country of lebanon. officials say six gunmen ambushed the two men in a car as they were on their way from beirut airport to the hotel. the kidnapping reportedly linked to the lebanese conflict with the country of syria. and an aspiring graffiti artist dies after being tasered by police. investigators say 18-year-old israel hernandez was spray painting the side of a vacant building in miami tuesday morning. they say police tasered him when he tried running away.

hernandez later died, reportedly, from that electric shock. all right. anna? >> anna: thanks. we're working on 24 minutes after the hour. how do you get ahead of other buyers and get the best deal before everybody else? michael corbett is a real estate expert and the author of "find it, fix it, flip it." good morning to you. great to be with you. >> good morning. how are you? >> anna: fantastic. essentially, you can look at a million pictures on-line or take virtual tours. but seeing is really believing, isn't it? >> absolutely. open houses are not just for home buyers. they're also for home sellers. you want to get out there and you want to see the competition. and now with the new technology these days, sites like trulia, it's so easy. saturday morning, go have breakfast, go on to your phone, search for open houses and boom, start checking them out in your neighborhood. they're really important for too you do. >> anna: you got a feel for the neighborhood and see what kind of people are walking around and

where you're going to buy your groceries and do the mail and all your errands. we have one home i want everybody to look at. this is in kansas city. you say this one goes for $167,500. give us the specs. >> this one is three bedrooms, two baths. about 1600 square feet. i love this house. this was built in 1925. it's got beautiful curb appeal. it's got a big eat-in kitchen, lots of stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, big spacious feeling to it. it's even got a large master bedroom with a sitting room. even a wonderful front porch that you can rock on and your mortgage payment would be on this, only about 855 a month. that includes taxes and insurance. >> anna: not too shabby. it's like they have the furniture in there, so you can see what of yours would fit in. home number two in fort worth, texas. $174,500. >> check it out tomorrow.

this is three bedrooms, two baths, a little over 2,000 square feet. this is a solid brick home. it's got a big living area, a cook's kitchen, vaulted ceilings, a totally redone master bath. huge backyard. wonderful lawn. it's right across the street from hiking trails and parks. this one is going to run you per month about 896. get in the car and go over there tomorrow. >> anna: is that an a frame house? >> no, no, no. it's a wonderful brick house but has a vaulted ceiling in the living room. >> anna: and home number three in south bend, indiana, $120,000 is the listing price. what's that look like? >> this one is my deal of the week. this is a great price. $120,000. three bedrooms, three baths, about 1700 square feet. this has got a great open floor plan. it shows really well. got a wonderful kitchen, stainless steel appliances.

it's sort of bright and open and airy. what's great is it's got a large patio, a big fenced in yard. and the kicker on all this, it's only going to cost you about $614 a month. if you like it and you're in the hood, go there tomorrow and check it out. it's open. >> anna: yeah. you can put a fabulous garden out there. gorgeous lawn. thank you so much for your time. >> you're welcome. >> anna: have a great weekend. 28 minutes after the hour. next up here, a woman couldn't afford to pay for her dog's surgery, accused of animal cruelty. the shocking ultimatum from her veterinarian and your e-mails on that next. and then imagine seeing this on your plane ticket. what just happened to one woman who was hoping for a dream vacation? first, more from the eli young band, here is "even if it breaks your heart." ♪

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and limit where people can do the jet packing because they're worried about the coral and the reef and the fishes. >> anna: look, these are some of the most diverse eco systems on our planet. that's why they're protected. i know brian had a really good time doing it and as long as you're doing it in a place that isn't going to harm the sea life, then have at it. but i see where they're coming from. >> peter: the issue is the hose sucks up the sea life, you know, the plankton, the fish, the starfish, the shark. it's disturbing to me because i've been commuting on this for about a year. >> steve: up the hudson? >> peter: new york harbor. [ laughter ] you can see me tomorrow morning. >> steve: one of the other worries is there is some guy in a jet pack flying like brian right there. who knows? he might crash into another tourist boat or something like that. so it sounds like what they're going to do is try to meet a happy balance where they would be allowed to operate these in

certain areas so that the -- >> peter: we went to the moon. we can master the jet pack and save the fish together. >> steve: we went to the moon, alice. >> anna: we love the world and we love jet packs. 34 minutes after the hour. this is something that's got a lot of people fired up on facebook and twitter. a woman says she was accused of animal cruelty. this is after her dog, mojo, had been dragged by a car underneath it and needed some emergency surgery. it was going to cost her some $10,000. it was money she didn't have. this was in california. and so they said either you pay us this money or we're going to have animal cruelty charges filed against you. they did. right, peter? >> peter: they did! they said pay us the money, give us $1,500, we can kill the dog and on top of it, if you don't agree to any of these things, we're going to turn you in! the animal police are going to come to your house and they did! >> steve: here is the thing, even though they said that your

dog needed the emergency surgery, she took the dog home that night and as it turns out, mojo is alive to this day. >> peter: tlc cured mojo. not the 10,000. >> steve: it does look like it was some sort of shake down. so she's suing. >> peter: that's what she's alleging. >> steve: we asked you what you thought and we got plenty of e-mail. meredith in kentucky said, most veterinarians are compassionate and we practice high quality medicine, equal to that which humans receive in hospitals. that is absolutely true. >> peter: never been asked for $10,000 in an emergency room. >> steve: i have been. >> peter: you have? >> steve: a couple years ago, our dog, charlie -- >> peter: no, i mean you. >> steve: oh, i see. our dog charlie got really sick and we took him to the vet and our vet said you have to take him to the special doctor. they said charlie has cancer. would you be willing to spend -- i want to say 6 or $8,000 to keep charlie alive for another maybe two months, three months, six months tops? my wife and i looked at each

other and said yes. >> peter: but you weren't under the gun? >> steve: we weren't under the gun. but it's the heart strings -- it's a family member. as it turns out, charlie was too far gone and died the next day. but none the less, if you don't have the money, you're in a pickle. >> anna: our viewer, kathy said, are people being punished for having sick dogs? nancy, another viewer. >> peter: a vet's job is care for animals the best they know how. not worry about the owner's finances. i guess the problem is, he wasn't worried about the owner's finances at all. according to the lawsuit, they said bring the money, we kill the dog or i'll turn you in. >> anna: a lot of these veterinarians make money off of cutting on our animals because you make a lot more off that than prescribing flea and tick medication for them. it happened to me when i moved to new york. baxter had knee problems and i took him. they said it would be $10,000, two surgeries, no guarantee that it was going to work on his acl.

and i opted not to do it. i don't have pet insurance. i don't have $10,000. and he's fine. you saw him out there. he's not going to be a football player, but he's doing all right. >> peter: let's look at this story. a shocking twist in the kidnapping case. a newborn son was snatched from the hospital after he was born in 1964. police found paul and returned him to his parents. paul grew up and at the age of 49 decided to get a dna test. he always wondered why he looked nothing like his parents. those tests prove, he was not their son. and now he's speaking out. >> my main goal for this whole project is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and they did a great job and i feel that if i don't do everything i can to help find their real child, then i'm not doing my job as a son. >> peter: the f.b.i. says tips have been pouring in ever since

the case was reopened. >> steve: remember when the department of homeland security made this goofy video instructing you to fight off crazed gunmen with a pair of scissors if you've got one? >> might consider trying to overpower the shooter with whatever means are available. >> steve: yeah, we remember that. we just found out how much that video cost taxpayers. you're not going to like it. an exclusive report in the "new york post" reveals it was part of a consulting contract worth $6.7 million. >> anna: and looks like it was shot with an iphone. a wild police chase late last night ends with the suspect's car crashing. take a look. >> he's going to have to make a turn here. look at this! off in the dirt and through the fence and rolling! >> anna: oh, boy. it happened in san fernando, california. the man accused of carjacking that van. after about 20 minutes, he fine lea got out of the car with a few bumps and bruises and

surrendered to police. >> peter: and look at this. it gives a whole new meaning to the word downward dog. >> peter: yes. this chihuahua is the perfect yoga companion, mimicking his owner's every move. he finished off with one long final stretch. i think it had something to do with that voice. >> steve: very soothing. take a final look, this could be the final time we see the curve -- this curvy couch on television. we're retiring this one. we've already gotten some suggestions. johnny dollar says that the couch should go to the museum of television. good luck. >> peter: we should probably safeguard this at the end of the

show. >> steve: we should have scotch guarded it ten years ago. also people are suggesting we auction it off for charity, something like that. we don't know what's going to happen to it. we just know we're going to get a new one shortly. so long, good friend. >> peter: i'm going to take this. >> steve: no, you're not. >> peter: we're going to put this somewhere. >> anna: 41 minutes after the hour. next up here, an afghan translator charged in to help save american troops and the thanks he gets? our government turning its back on him. the story next. >> peter: and you pay extra for this? airline workers caught head handed tossing luggage to the ground in the pouring rain. where this happened next. but first a look at what's coming up tomorrow on "fox & friends." >> good morning. coming up this weekend on the show, we're all stuck in traffic commuting on a regular basis. you guys drive and stuck in traffic? yeah. exactly. i trained them. if they could sit in traffic stuck and actually workout,

actually lose some pounds, tighten those abs, we're going to show you how it do that tomorrow on "fox & friends." plus, it's almost college time. we'll show you the five mistakes that young freshmen make when they're heading off to college. how parents, how you can make sure your kids avoid those mistakes. that's tomorrow morning on "fox & friends" starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time on your weekend. wake up early with us. first, more music now. you want to hear more music right now? [ cheering ] from the eli young band. take it away, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> anna: you got to get up, time to go to work. 8:46 is the time. u.s. airways baggage handlers in philadelphia caught on camera tossing bags onto puddles. the airline says it's reviewing the incident. the airlines made $3.4 billion last year off baggage fees. and imagine seeing this as your airline confirmation number. goners. it happened to a woman flying delta. instead of being freaked out, she had a little bit of fun with it on twitter. >> steve: in 2011, marine corporal dakota myer was awarded the medal of honor. he stormed through enemy fire to help his comrades risking his life to bring their four bodies back. myer was not alone in his act. he was joined by his afghany

translator. now that translator who helped us fight the taliban wants a u.s. visa, but despite his heroism, he, the translator and his family, remain stuck in diplomatic limbo. washington free beacon editor matthew helped break the story and joins us from dc with the latest. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so the translator was right there with dakota and carried these bodies out. now dakota and others are trying to get this guy a visa, which he applied for how many years ago? >> three years ago, steve. shortly after the battle, one of the most famous of the afghan war that hafez applied for his visa. it's been signed off by commanders in afghanistan, including the top commander, general dunford. but it's been held up in bureaucratic limbo. lieutenant mayor was the first to receive the medal of honor

and doing all he can to bring him to america. >> steve: so mr. hafez is in afghanistan. he's on the run. the taliban wants to kill him. i don't get why we're taking so long. >> it's hard to say. the state department won't comment on this specific case. they say they can't discuss visa applications. but what west will tell you, it's bureaucratic fear, basically for security reasons. when i hear that, i think about the people we have let enter this country, including the tsarnaev brothers. it was announced we're bringing in displaced persons from syria. i don't know what visa scrutiny their subjected to. in this case, we had an actual hero, a man who dakota myers says is totally pro-american, who saved american lives, has fought alongside americans and yet he's in hiding because the taliban are hunting him and his family in afghanistan. >> steve: it's reminiscent of the pakinstani doctor who helped us get bin laden and where is

he? in prison now. >> that's right. it's a sad story because remember, the clock is ticking. america is on its way out and the president says almost every american will be out of afghanistan by the end of next year and hafez is one of many translators who we'll leave behind. but he played an important role in one of the most gripping stories of heroism of this war. >> steve: absolutely. it's not right. let's hope somebody in washington is watching. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: next up, the eli young band rocks our summer concert series. they're getting ready for their big number. first let's check in with bill hemmer who tried to play tambourine with them but was ejected. >> can't even do that. good morning to you. we're packed on a friday, people. obamacare does not apply to congress. is that right? we'll talk to the man who wants a constitutional amendment to make sure that it does. new polling suggests a majority of you think the law is a joke. we'll debate that. a man accused of killing his

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