live on the ground in moore, oklahoma is anna kooiman. good morning, anna. >> you mentioned that $2 billion in damage that put the monster tornado on track to be the costliest in the history of oklahoma. janet napolitano touring the school and the community. use ago fema escort we were able to get our cameras into an area previously sealed off. the hardest hit neighborhood around the school. pretty much beyond recognition these homes as you are looking at this video. i talked to one couple who feel fortunate for their circumstances both of them at work and their infant at daycare when the storm rolled in. >> when you see this right over his crib, what do you think? >> i am glad we weren't home. no one was here. >> makes you feel it was all for nothing. make a nice living and something comes tlup and tears it up. >> this couple just breaks your heart listening to them. amanda and grant telling me when grant got home from work he witnessed his neighbors who weathered the storm crawling out of their backyard because there was so much rubble.

but we start with anna kooiman and the government seizure of secret procedures. unprecedented violation of the freedom of the press. the justice department under fire as attorneys for the associated press say it secretly obtained records for 20 phone lines both work and personal. they scanned several bureaus the press gallery and house of representatives. more than 140 reporters work in the offices where the records were taken. >> they haven't told us what they were looking for or why we didn't get prior notice. this seems to be very broad and we don't really know what it's about. >> the white house saying it has no knowledge of the doj inquiry. jay carney said we have no knowledge of any attempts by the justice department to seek phone records of the ap. we are not involved with decisions involved with criminal investigations. the justice department refuses to say why it fought the records. prosecutors said they are investigating who leaked details about a al qaeda plot during the one year anniversary of osama bin laden's death last year. the president is outrag

. >> crews have been working through the night to clean up this mess and anna kooiman joins us live with all of the details. >> good morning to you patti and and heather. >> the freight train colliding with a garbage truck. it started a fire that sent flames shooting into the air then suddenly an explosion. >> back up. >> the powerful blast could be felt over a half mile away. windows blown out bricks knocked off buildings nearby the side of a warehouse right next to the tracks completely collapsed. the terrifying explosion rocked the entire neighborhood. >> must have been a 40-foot burst of flames just exploded. i ducked down. >> all of a sudden it knocked me down and my two other co-workers. >> it came off the ground. >> it felt like an earthquake fish tank started rumbling and tv started rumbling. >> a huge plume of smoke could be seen for miles. the fire was contained and burned for hours. the train was carrying chemicals considering hazardous materials. no toxic fumes were released into the air. there was one injury from the crash the garbage truck driver is in serious condition. ex

. >> the kicking off the cycling competition and also in attendance in colorado anna kooiman is livet 7:50 on fox and friends. trying to watch your way? people who ate a small breakfast didn't eat any more during the day. they ate fewer calories. this shows small changes in portions can make a difference. >> a lot of us trying to slim down a little bit, maybe tone up. there are a lot of myths about dieting and weight loss that could hurt your efforts. what is fact and what is fiction is dr. mark seigel from the medical a team. >> this is nis we can all use. one of the people you hear is the best way to lose weight is doing cardio? is that true? >> that's fiction. high intensity interval training. you need bursts of heavy workouts resting and then maybe some cardio. you have to mix it up. that's your best way to lose weight. >> kind of like plyometrics. >> exactly. you want to mix-up the isometrics with the running with the elliptical. change it up make sure there's a high intensity part of it. >> what about incorporating weights into it. a lot of people think weight training is good

and live from churchill downs, anna kooiman in a big pink hat.orning to everybody at home. we're teaching everyone how to eat and drink like a ken condition derby vip. we're work on sop signature barbecue shrimp coming up right after this break ♪ there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names, one amazing product. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. >> steve: fox business alert monthly jobs number. april unemployment rate now at 7.5%. that is down from 7.6 in march. 165,000 jobs were added in the month of january. that's more than expected. "fox

i'm anna kooiman in for gretchen carlson. how far did the i.r.s. senator lindsey graham says there is only one way to find out. >> there is clearly an organized effort within the i.r.s. to target political opponents of the president. that's undeniable. >>anna: he and other republicans say someone else outside the administration needs to handle the investigation. >> a desperate search in texas for a teen washed away by flash flood waters

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anna kooiman joins us outside of another city also badly damaged this storm.nna, that devastation behind you looks just awful this morning. how are things there? >> absolutely. good morning to you, heather. good morning to everybody at home. we are in hood county the same county as granbury. you see this home now it is almost perpendicular to the road. this is where it used to be almost parallel to the road. these are the stairs here. the hardest hit neighborhoods they are sealed off to the media. the national weather service confirming five tornadoes but reports up to 13. one of them registers at an ef 4 status. the winds packing up to 200 miles an hour. the sheriff in hood county telling us that 6 people have died including two people in their 80s. 7 people are unaccounted for. we spoke with the storm systems yesterday. take a listen. >> the roof comes off the walls are glassy and what are you think sng>> i looked at my mother in law all i knew was to get her and get out. >> do you have insurance? >> no. >> what's the plan now? >> we don't e no. -- we don't

our own anna kooiman is live in colorado springs with so much more. good morning to you and to everybody at home. we spent the day with some incredible competitors here at the warrior games in colorado springs. we've got some sights and sounds and even a kiss from a handsome prince. >> there we go. >> a royal start at the 2013 warrior games, ill and injured veterans compete not guilty seven sports -- competing in seven sports. >> they showed my life. now i'm here. the warrior games. >> events include track and field, sitting value i don't ball, cycling and wheelchair basketball. prince harry showed support for veterans, shaking the hand of every competitor before kicking it off. of the 200 competing wounded warriors, a handful even received their medals from prince harry. some even got some kisses. >> what do his lips feel like? >> tingly. we were so jealous. 'cause you're supposed to do the british thing. i'm like, what? >> so they had to teach you. i'm like, i don't mind, you want to practice again. the best part is the athletes showing their familie

outside on the plaza with over 200 people is anna kooiman with the latest fitness trend. reat. i'm so happy to have 200 of my friends here with celine johnson, celebrity fitness instructor. pay attention to these moves because you guys will be doing them in the next hour. hip-hop dancing, athletic drills rolled into one. this is the one and only celine johnson. she is the skraert -- creator and author of a "new york times" best-selling book. what is it about turbo that keeps people coming back? >> people love it because it's an experience. you don't feel like you're exercising. you have a great time. positive, uplifting. people have great dance moves and burn a ton of calories. >> it is more of a party environment. tell me how people who are pregnant or out of shape can do it? >> it is for a lot of different fitness levels. you can self-regulate. people can modify as they need to. they can make it easier or the superfit can take it to the next level. >> talk about how you feel. >> it makes a difference. >> it's turbo time. here we go. [music] >> do squats. >>brian: is this

anna kooiman saddling up for a ride and we're doing it live. let it roll. she is just riding out of my life. bye anna. "fox & friends" -- please come back -- starts now. ♪ ♪ >>brian: finishing off the stage with a ratchet set. alisyn, you were peeling off the back. >>alisyn: yes, i was here early to bring everybody lone star. it's going to be a great morning. i've been listening to their music all morning long. we have a rockin' concert for you. >>brian: amazing how everybody works to get the stage together, get the lights going and the music we'll be playing and the band is here. >>steve: you ever wonder where between concerts where we keep the picnic table. >>alisyn: where? >>steve: in a parking garage. down the street. yesterday there was a.j. and he had -- >>brian: which one is a.j.? >>steve: really organizing this particular event. he was pushing one of the picnic tails down 48th street out of the parking structure. >>alisyn: he's a vendor actually, a hot dog vendor. >>brian: was there a program for him at hofstra where he went to school? would his mom

anna kooiman is live on the ground in hood county with a look at the devastation. od morning. >> good morning. one of those twisters confirmed by the national weather service an es-4 packing winds up to 200 miles per hour. you want to know how powerful that is? these stairs i'm on are the stairs for this house. residents say the neighbors who lived inside escaped ten minutes before the roof was ripped off their home. some said they heard sirens, others didn't. but the consensus is these twisters came in fast. >> the wind kicked up real hard on the outskirts of the funnel. me and my buddy thought we were going to pass away last night. we thought we were going to die. >> chad griffin and his buddy out fishing catching this exclusive video of hail, they say some pieces larger than the size of grapefruit, making splashes eight feet tall -- no audio. >>gretchen: she lost her signal. we'll check back in. anna will be there all day to report on the devastation. meantime, let's go to maria molina because she's tracking i guess what could be more storms coming that way. >> t

anna kooiman is outraged by this.he gets in for free, although she'll expense it, which which is a scandal we'll put maria on. >> gretchen: it's time to get a look at what we can expect for may day weather. hey, maria. >> hey, good morning. for may day, unfortunately, we're actually talking about the potential for historic snowfall across sections of the north central of the country, from the rockies, up into parts of the upper great lakes. incredible stuff ongoing out there. the reason why we're going to be seeing snow is that we have a strong cold front that's headed east and behind it, it is going to be a cold day. take a look at some of the high temperatures for today. 33 will be your high in denver. only in the 40s in minneapolis. it is going to be getting colder in the city of minneapolis. look at tonight. 32 degrees for your low in minneapolis. 22 overin denver. 25 only in rapid city. so expect that snow to accumulate across some of these areas. the problem is it's been so warm that the road may not allow -- th

anna kooiman is live for us on the ground she is in moore, oklahoma where the questions today are undoubtedly going to turn to school safety. good morning, anna. >> good morning to you and good morning to everybody at home. it is certainly heartbreaking and maddening all at the same time. it is hard to eeb recognize that that is the scene every where. we mentioned the elementary school a pile of twisted metal and a pile of bricks. it makes you wonder how on earth is so used to seeing tornadoes. this is the 4th one to show moore oklahoma since 1988. why aren't they better prepared? hindsight is 20/20 and emergency officials are saying no safety precautions are absolute. those two elementary schools did not have reinforced storm shelters. either way everybody is devastated in this part of the country at this hour. let's take a listen to some of the survivors. >> this is my hometown this is where i was born and raised now there's nothing left. >> when you turn into my neighborhood it looks like a war zone like an atomic bomb went off. >> emergency officials are having a hard time in some instanc

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i'm anna kooiman. a commuter bridge plunges sending cars plunging below. were warnings about the safety of this bridge. >>steve: first she pled the fifth kind of. then she refused to resign. now she's on leave. but get this. you are still paying lois's salary. we're going to tell you how much in a minute. >>brian: promoted for playing

anna kooiman is live for us on the ground she is in moore, oklahoma where the questions today are undoubtedlyturn to school safety. good morning, anna. >> good morning to you and good morning to everybody at home. it is certainly heartbreaking and maddening all at the same time. it is hard to eeb recognize that that is the scene every where. we mentioned the elementary school a pile of twisted metal and a pile of bricks. it makes you wonder how on earth is so used to seeing tornadoes. this is the 4th one to show

. >> crews have been working through the night to clean up this mess and anna kooiman joins us live withe details. >> good morning to you patti and

anna kooiman is following this development. >> a u.s.ls court ruling the family failed to prove their case and the situation does not qualify them for political or religious asylum here in the united states. they are an evangelical christian family that left germany in 2008 this after the government threatened to take their 6 children and throw both parents in jail because they wanted to educate their kids from home. home schooling in germany is illegal. the u.s. granted them political asylum in 2010 and the family moved to tennessee where they have been home schooling their kids ever since. last year the obama administration challenged it saying the practice of parents educating their children cannot be used as a basis to seek citizenship and attempted to send them back to germany. we talked to the mother about what that would -- the father to see what that would be like. >> i think it's persecution when the government tries to take away your children from you. >> the family now faces deportation. michael ferris of the home school legal

anna kooiman live on the ground in moore. good morning, anna. >> good morning to you gretchen.ood morning to everybody at home. the oklahoma city mayor saying up to 13,000 homes damaged by this monster tornado putting the damage at $2 billion on track to be the costliest in u.s. history. you see cars still on top of cars in a mangled mess. the smell of gasoline still potent. we're told this shopping center does have crews scheduled to come today. who knows how this rain is going to be affecting things and how it's going to be affecting those folks trying to put their lives back together and salvage what they can from their homes. we were able to go into a neighborhood previously sealed off around the school plaza towers were seven children were killed, suffocated under debris. we did not get to see the school but the area around it, homes completely obliterated almost beyond recognition. i did speak with a family in the area who says they're very fortunate for their circumstances. both of them at work when the storm rolled in. and their infant son at day care. take a listen. >>

it's time now for your "fox health news" fix and anna kooiman has more. >> good morning to everyone.arning for expectant mothers this morning who get the flu while pregnant. researchers say their babies could be four times more likely to develop bipolar disorder later in life. bipolar disorder is usually diagnosed in the late teens and 20s and can cause intense mood swings ranging from depression to feelings of manic joy. researchers say the overall risk of flu-related bipolar remained lower. only a 3% to 4% increased chance that a child will develop the disorder. expectant mothers are advised to get a seasonal flu vaccination to reduce their chances of catching the virus. >>> also this morning, a whole new meaning to young at heart. scientists have discovered a protein that can actually turn hearts younger. as adults get older, their hearts grow larger and the walls thicken, often to leading to heart failure, but this breakthrough discovery could reverse aging within 30 days, turning old hearts young again. the study is currently being done on mice, but researchers estimate four to

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great to be with you i'm anna kooiman. al qaeda is a shell of its formerself. they did not direct the attacks in benghazi or boston. they have not carried out a successful attack on our homeland since 9/11. >> anna: considering all those terror attacks considering this week's attack in london should we really be winding down this fight? frank gaffney is the president of the center for security policy. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> anna: how do you feel like the president's speech was ill-advised and coming in inappropriate time? >> you know, memorial day is an opportunity for us to reflect on one central reality through the history. one side can't end a war except through winning it or surrendering it. what the president laid out was a ruling out of winning and embrace though he may not have said so much surrendering. the trouble here is that we're not clear about who it is we're signaling a willingness to surrender too. we have been calling them terrorists for years. i don't think that's appropriate. we ha

anna kooiman has details. >> good morning to everybody at home.-time partner's decision to have that double mastectomy. he praised the love of his life saying, quote, all i want is for her to have a long and healthy life with myself and our children. this is a happy day for our family. having witnessed this decision firsthand, i find angie's choice, as well as many others like her, absolutely heroic. angelina jolie recently underwent the radical procedure after learning she carried the brca 1 gene mutation. as a result of the surgery, her chances of developing breast cancer dropped from 87% to less than 5%. doctor kristy funk of the pink lotus breast cancer in beverly hills oversaw the surgery. on the web site, she detailed every decision she and angelina made about her treatment, flecting on the day she said, quote, called to confirm our biggest hope, all of the breast tissue was benign. i was pleased to find her not only in good spirits with bountiful energy, but with two walls in her house covered with freshly assembled story boards for the nex

. >> and anna kooiman bill: good morning. fox's alert on the scandal of the irs targeting certain groups widening. there is a report that the irs had a so-called look theout list and they were department in limbo for years. martha: good to have you back. here is the latest on this. the justice department and the fbi opened criminal investigations of the irs treatment of these groups. we are told 500 organizations were singled out for additional scrutiny and groups with liberal names got none of this scrutiny and they were approved for tax exempt status. they went through the process in 9 months. the conservative groups on the list had to wait up to 3 years. >> i had the commissioner of the irs in front of my subcommittee and he denied this was going on. he flat out denied it. >> reporter: did he even bother to look? >> it begs the question. was he not aware of what was going on in his agency for was he lying? bill: where are we on this story this morning? >> reporter: the anger here is on two different tracks. one is the repo

>>steve: anna kooiman found out how this method is being used in the united states and the commonwealthtts. >> we've been learning about these neighborhoods where crime was so prevalent people didn't want to call 911. they were scared of retaliation. but now things are changing thanks to countercontinuum policing. spinning field, massachusetts, ranked 12th most dangerous city in the united states. >> there was a lot of gang shootings, a lot of deaths in the neighborhood out in the open. they had no value for life at all. they could care less who was hit and who wasn't hit. drugs were rampant in the neighborhood. people were scared. >> it was incredible that i couldn't go out on the streets and walk by myself because i didn't know what could happen. >> a massachusetts state trooper, a green beret home from iraq came home with countercontinuum policing or c-3. counterinsurgency tactics are applied to local law enforcement. >> i came into the meeting, had an idea. >> c-3 leaders say the behavior of insurgents is overwhelmingly similar to drug dealers and gang bangers at home. >> they move

for more we turn to anna kooiman who is live on the scene in moore this morning. >> good morning to youod morning to everybody at home. the sheer strength of an ef-5 tornado demonstrated right here. these cars you see, these are trucks and s.u.v.'s like this red one have been chewed up and spit out by the tornado that came through. unbelievable. this area of moore is actually a new area, rebuilt after the infamous may 3, 1999, tornado. over here we're told a post office was somewhere in this vicinity, a bowling alley. i want you to take a look at a before picture, before monday. it's just unbelievable. the residents here who have built their lives with their families and had amazing moments and memories here, they say they can hardly even recognize this place. take a listen. >> this is my hometown. this is where i was born and raised, and now there's nothing left. >> when you turn into my neighborhood, it pretty much looks like a war zone, like an atomic bomb went off. >> i want to you take a look over here at this billboard. the advertisement has pretty much been sucked off of there an

i'm anna kooiman in for gretchen carlson. how far did the i.r.s. go to target the president's political enemies? senator lindsey graham says there is only one way to find out. >> there is clearly an organized effort within the i.r.s. to target political opponents of the president. that's undeniable. >>anna: he and other republicans say someone else outside the administration needs to handle the investigation. >> a desperate search in texas for a teen washed away by flash flood waters ends in heartache. >> guess who's in the running to play hillary clinton on the big screen? we've got the hollywood face underneath that question mark. guesses anybody? anybody? "fox & friends" begins right now. [music] [music] >> that is your 319th army band. they are going to be performing all morning for us here on "fox & friends" on this memorial day morning. a somber morning as we honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice on this memorial day. while you're out at the beach relaxing with your families, have a day off work, it is a time for reflection. we have a j

i'm anna kooiman. a commuter bridge plunges sending cars plunging below. there were warnings about the safety of this bridge. >>steve: first she pled the fifth kind of. then she refused to resign. now she's on leave. but get this. you are still paying lois's salary. we're going to tell you how much in a minute. >>brian: promoted for playing politics, this woman gets a new job in the state department. victoria nuland. we'll examine. "fox & friends" soon with michael bolton starts now. ♪ ♪ >>steve: hi everybody. today is officially the start of summer here on "fox & friends." because today we're kicking off the summer concert series. we've got michael bolton. he's going to take that stage live about three hours from now. if you're in midtown manhattan, be here in the 8:00 hour. you'll see him. you'll have famous dave's. it will be a great kickoff. >> love is a wonderful thing. when a man loves a woman. new hits as well. >>brian: if you have a phrase that needs further definition, for example, i needed this defined: how can we be lovers if we can't be friends

anna kooiman joins us. >> the crew of the movie "oceans 11" would be shocked. team starteden hackers stole information from two banks, the hackers took prepaid debit card information and changed the spending limits to unlimited and took the data and put them on pieces of plastic. >> they can use anything. an old credit card, a hotel key card. as long as they have those stolen account numbers and put them on a piece of plastic, they'll be able to use them in an a.t.m. machine. >> the bogus cards were distributed to crews in over two dozen countries. the members went from a.t.m. to a.t.m. making thousands of withdrawals. the first heist was in december. crews made over 4,500 worldwide transactions totals 5 million bucks. the big score was this past february when over 36,000 transactions were made in just about ten hours. the total that time, $40 million. the only suspects that are in custody as of now are seven members of a new york branch, including these two. elvis rodriguez and amos yashay. three million is the total amount, the biggest in the city since 1978.

joining us with the details is anna kooiman. >> good morning.could be back on the stand today as the jury must decide if she murdered travis alexander with cruel intent. if so, they could deliver the death sentence and she says death is all she wants. >> the worst outcome would be natural life. i would much rather die sooner than later. longevity runs in my family and i don't want to spend the rest of my natural life in one place. you know. pretty healthy. i don't smoke. i would probably live a long time. so that's not something i'm looking forward to. i said years ago that i would rather get death than life and that's still true today. i believe death is the ultimate freedom, so i would rather just have my freedom as soon as i can get it. >> travis alexander's family and friends openly cried inside the courtroom five years after he was stabbed and shot to death. jodi arias shed a single tear during the verdict, then turned back to look at her family. the penalty phase is expected to take one day if the jury determines there was no cruel intent.