brian is that a kilmade? >> brian: it could be. then. >> steve: remember back in the '80s. denim was king. and the father knew denim and mullies. >> brian: it is a mullet bonanza. >> steve: awkward family 80s edition. that is nice. >> brian: everyone is excited about def leppard they are checking out the turf and tage and band that sold 100 million albums >> chris: fantastic. a couple of days ago president of the observation made a observation. >> about payments is like somebody goes to a restaurantt and orders a big steak din yer martini and all of that stuff and just as you sit down they leave. >> steve: how ironic he's talking about dining and dashing . gretch gretchh that was a hit on the republicans blaming and deficit and then leaving the scene by going out of town and the president was left with a huge mess to clean up. guess what happens. when you make comments like that, don't do the same thing in real life. that's what happened to kenny on capitol hill. the president took out two locall barbers. >> brian: secret service.

brian?highway. you see the robbers climb out on the car's sunroof, moon roof. one tries to open up the truck's back door action while the other holds his legs. like a shot of the expendables. when he successfully opens the door to steal the loot, he partnerly changes his mind. >> gretchen: why? >> brian: i don't know. they come back and there is no audio. police eventually found the guys and arrested them. >> gretchen: i wonder what they were trying to steal. a loft unanswered questions. an unusual program in san francisco using puppies to combat panhandling. a privately funded program gives dogs to people who used to be homeless and who are now living in government housing. the idea that owning a pooch will make them more responsible and less likely to beg for money. this is interesting. matt says he was down and out until charlie came into his life. >> once i saw charlie, i fell in love. the entire neighborhood adopted him. it's been 100% positive. >> gretchen: only people who do not have

>> brian: spitzer -- all right. spitzer ratings are indication. >> kimberly: coming to current tv. we'll see if we hear from miss hunter. that is it for "the five." thank you for watching an spending time for us. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ (birds chirping) at earthjustice, we defend the environment in the courtroom. join o fight. when you take a seat, you take a stand. earthjustice. because the earth needs a good lawyer. >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm andy levy filling in for greg put felled who is ordering steak sandwiches. let's go to michael moynahan for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> mayor michael bloomburg wants to ban large sodas and sugary drinks. the mayor's office confirms the the -- that he is the worst person in american history. and do you want to live in a world where mike tyson isn't on twitter? and a manhattan high school student collects a $400 bet after sleeping with his 26-year-old teacher. in

abound solar closes next week. >>> here is brian and some young guys. >> brian: yeah.rue in the song. but have you heard this version yet? ♪ dance to the bomb, this is what i see ♪ ♪ all the hungry cattle are staring at me ♪ ♪ i got passion for my plants and i ain't afraid to show it ♪ ♪ show it, show it, show it ♪ i'm farming and i grow it ♪ i'm farming and i grow it ♪ . >> brian: they can shoot, edit and sing. this week the brothers became a internet sensation and racked up nearly 1 million hits. you've been writing us about it so we brought them here. the peterson brothers are on the couch. their family farm is actually being tended by somebody else today. right here in new york city, they're with us. meet greg, nathan and ken. welcome. >> brian: whose idea was it to listen to "i'm sexy and i know" and change it? >> it was my idea to change it. we were at a restaurant, me and my friends, in manhattan, kansas, when i was attending k state in the spring. and the song comes over the radio. i'm like, oh, this song, you know. and i was like, well, i'll change the words.

>> brian: wow. threatening them.ll fired up ♪ all fired up ♪ all fired up ♪ all fired up ♪ fired up, fired up ♪ . >> gretchen: what better way to get fired up on a friday than listen to go pat benatar. all right! whale more from pat benatar coming up. 8:50 a.m. eastern time. >> brian: the crowd is filling up. and it's get so long humid out there, they don't care about the humidity. i cannot wait to see if geraldo rivera knows any of these lines. some people are mailing us their favorites. >> brian: a real tough cook yes a long history of breaking little hearts. >> gretchen: that's geraldo. oh, no. another notch. >> brian: my lipstick case i better make sure you put you in your place. there is sad songs. raw emotion. >> steve: she did so many songs and became the sound track of the '80s. we're having kind of an '80s flashback with pat benatar in attendance. if you were wondering what we were up to back in the 1980s, i think we have photographic proof. gretch. back in the '80s. >> gretchen: let's not do the side by sid

>> brian: do video chats? >> steve: ubu? >> brian: you know that. steve: you mean skype? >> brian: like skype. >> steve: you ubu? >> alisyn: how do you do the ubu >> steve: if you call it, what do you get? a boo boo. >> brian: whatever you did, your question to me has stopped the ha an music and destroyed the whole production team has come to a grinding halt. i'm going to call you at 6:00 o'clock and say let's ubu. >> brian: you know when i go home, i don't wear clothes, so i'm not going to do this. >> alisyn: let's get this back on track, which is that this whole conference could cost a million dollars. that's what they estimate it to cost. >> brian: is that why we're doing this? >> alisyn: yes. because they don't have to spend that much money. these are for conferences that they could have in any old conference room. but you know -- >> brian: like from cory, as a federal government financial manager, it's abhorrent they have a conference in hawaii. most taxpayers who rather use these tax dollars to travel there themselves, making any decision to h

>> brian: spitzer -- all right. spitzer ratings are indication. >> kimberly: coming to current tv. we'll see if we hear from miss hunter. that is it for "the five." thank you for watching an spending time for us. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ (birds chirping) at earthjustice, we defend the environment in the courtroom.

brian? >> all right. he served in both iraq and afghanistan but one landlady refusing to rent to him because of his politics. that veteran here to tell his story and how he's fighting back. "fox & friends" starts now. >> looks like a bowling alley in here today. we got pins, we got some balls. brian has his specialized, personalized bowling ball. >> he he has his name on it? i'm so jealous. >> you, do too. >> i have one with my name on it? >> can i bring in my chief assistant? >> we also have our own bowling shirts. it's going to be perfect. >> is that a 12 pounder? >> bowling theme. >> 12 balls. that's 12 pounds. >> are you a big bowler? >> no! i was doing some lifts. >> i haven't bowled since i was about 6. >> it's going to be a special day for you today because we're outside with a special bowling alley to introduce bowling. it's a great summer sport. nothing better than going indoors on a hot summer day and renting shoes. >> that's great. >> the shoes are always a fashion statement. >> right. >> i rem

>> brian: pretty good. >> brian: steve, go ahead. >> gretchen: brian, beat that! steve, beat that!n: he beat me! >> steve: brian, get the remaining three. >> brian: you want know get the spare? >> steve: yeah, come [ cheers and applause ] >> brian: this thing is tilted! the only thing we don't have is an automatic pin. >> steve: kidsbowlfree.com is the web site. we'll find out who goes home with a trophy. >> brian: back in a moment all multivitamins give me the basics. they claim to be complete. only centrum goes beyond. providing more than just the essential nutrients, so i'm at my best. centrum. always your most complete. i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs o

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she's just best partner. >> brian: the best example. >> totally. >> brian: heartfelt love to the kidsof us guys, action oriented, make it happen at the office. come home, tenderness, gentleness, real good listener. these are things i'm not too good at. a loft us dads need to practice. >> brian: unless they leave their bikes out. >> steve: then there will be heck to pay. finally, dynamic whole person support. >> a lot of us guys, myself included, i thought in the first few years of marriage, my whole job as a dad was bringing home the bacon. in point of fact, there is other things, i got to be the leader, help my kids emotionally, intellectually, spiritually, and physically. all the tools are on the web site, www.be a better dad today.com. we're giving the book away for free to all members of the u.s. military. my dad was a u.s. naval officer before he abandoned the family. i got to give credit to senator john mccain who saw the book, endorsed it and said, we got to get this in the hands of as many u.s. military personnel as we can. we're doing it. >> steve: father's day is sunday. why

>> guest: to get brian terry killed? >> host: yes. >> guest: oh, absolutely not, i'm not saying that -- >> host: could it -- is your -- the investigation and the documents you've seen, is it raising questions in your mind about a cover up or about wrong intentions? >> guest: i would say both. i call fast and furious a scandal with many scandals in the scandal. in terms of, you know, answering your previous question, i don't think this was set up intentionally to get one of our border patrol agents killed, but looking at the data no matter who you talk to, if it's a local police officer, law enforcement at the state level, law enforcement at the federal level, they will all tell you you do not give guns to criminals because they kill people with them. they knew going into this that they were -- who they were giving guns to, these mexican cartels, who they claimed were very ruthless, and there was a lot of problems down in mexico with all the deaths and murders. they knew that people were going to get killed. when you give

hi, brian. >> how is it going? i'm going to need some help. >> yep. >> let's open it up. >> ok, brian, you should get this because it involves a woman's sport. >> grunting? >> grunting, do you grunt? >> i don't. i'm anti-grunt. >> i'm not a woman! >> really? >> bye! have a great show, you guys. >> you guys get under the couch. >> good morning. everyone. today is wednesday, june 27th, i'm alisyn camerota. the contempt clock is ticking for attorney general eric holder as the last ditch efforts to clear his name fall through and now more major developments passing today and what am i doing back here behind the sofa. >> you can go to your place now. look out, there's a demplosion in charlotte. another powerful democrat said she's skipping that little thing called the democratic national convention. she's not going! brian kilmeade, you're up. >> hi, everybody. they're out to force protests. could the protests karl rove? don't ask them who karl rove is. >> who is karl rove? why are we marching against him? >> basically -

let's go to brian. >> brian: it's summer, really hot out.the backyard f. you're an animal and you're born with hair, some long, some thick, some short. how do you keep that animal safe? joining us now, dr. david bess letter, thanks so much for bringing your stethoscope as well. people are concerned. it's going to be 97 degrees in new york. how do you keep your animal warm, especially something like a golden retriever with thick hair? >> keep them cool. besides being 97, it will be humid today. really, really important to keep dog cool when it's hot and humid of the dogs rely on pant to go get rid of heat. the water evaporates off their tongue. if it's really humid, they can't evaporate the water and can't cool off. >> brian: what about soaking the dog? >> if your dog gets overheated either from playing too aggressively, cool it off with cool water. not cold water. cool water. >> brian: is there a difference between a dog with thick hair as opposed to short? >> for sure. this dog, goose, goose is a golden retriever with a big thick coat. and

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i love it. >> brian: wow.you play charlie's ex-wife, business partner, and possible love interest. >> i play his ex-wife's business partner and yeah. >> alisyn: you're going to hook up with charlie sheen on the show? >> maybe. you'll have to watch. >> alisyn: wow. art imitating life. imitating art. >> steve: going back to the movie you're in right now with the witness protection thing, is it true that tyler perry had an idea, i wonder what bernie madoff's family would be going through if they had to go into a situation like witness protection? >> that, i don't know. he just thought it was a funny story to put this family -- we have a lavish lifestyle and take us out of that and with madea. >> brian: can i make a comment about your appearance? your hair is fantastic. >> thank you. >> brian: what is it about your hair that stands out? is it the way you're born or what you use? >> a combination. genetically i have thick hair and also my hair stylist put me together this morning. i developed this line. >> brian: i

we've created the web page, honor brian terry.com. and we're looking to do good things in brian's name. >> well, i would urge people to go and look at the website, as i had a chance to earlier today. but, i have to ask some specific questions because brian's parents told our colleague, sean hannity here they're convinced that the government is hiding something, hiding something big so i'm just trying to get some specifics why they feel that way and what does the family think that the administration and the justice department might be hiding? >> rick, this is a good american family. we were born and raised in the suburbs of detroit, our parents worked in the auto mills to put us through college. brian was a cop, he was a u.s. marine, and he died as a u.s. border patrol agent, protecting this country and its citizens. he deserves better. he deserves answers. the his family deserves answers and that's what we're looking for. >> rick: when the attorney general says as soon as he learned about fast and furious that he personally put a stop

anne, good evening. >> good evening, brian. you know, summer's sizzling start may be a sign of things to come. the national weather service says most of the country is expected to have above normal temperatures for june, july, and august. the danger of the summer's first heat wave taught on this field at new jersey's north bergen high school where two students at graduation were hospitalized for heat exposure. >> we were in the cap and gowns. that's why. they were on the field. it's even hotter on the field. >> reporter: summer rolled in on a red hot carpet across the u.s. 90 degree temperatures dominating the map. record highs set in burlington, vermont, near the canadian border, new york and new jersey. >> not just 90 degrees but the heat index, the combination of the heat and humidity, that's over 100 in a lot of spots. that's your danger zone. >> reporter: hazy skies in phoenix prompted a warning to people sensitive to pollution to stay indoors. triple digit temperatures and smoke from nearby wildfires creating a potentiall

literally a year before brian terry was killed. they were surveilling him, watching him buy hundreds of weapons for a year, and instead of arresting him throughout that period of a year before he could continually buy more weapons and transfer them to cartels they arrested him on december 15, 2010, the day brian terry was killed because they were panicking and had to say we need something to show why we implemented this program, because right now, we have nothing. and so instead of taking down the big fish, as they claimed they were going to do they instead arrested these mall level, low level straw purchasers who they'd been surveilling for a year, who they could have arrest immediately once they saw them make one or two sales. >> host: that arrest occurred after the killing? >> guest: the day of. within hours he was arrested. within hours he was arrested. >> host: what has come of that case? >> guest: he has been charged with lying on a form, and i believe he is serving time in prison now, but nothing to the extent of taking down

it was an indignity to brian. it was an egregious decision not to come forward and share that critical information with the family to help us understand how brian died. brian and his team were out there that night in arizona 18 miles inside the u.s. border, defending this country, protecting u.s. citizens. they didn't even know that there was such a thing as operation fast and furious which was arming with state of the art military grade assault weapons. the most dangerous criminals in north america. >> laura: i think a lot of people believe that operation was being done to really strike at the gun stores that were selling those weapons and that was really the motive there. not so much to track the cartels but really make a statement about gun purchasing in the united states. mrs. terry, what have you heard from the justice department, eric holder's office? >> i haven't heard anything. i received a letter a few days after the funeral and that was it and then we received the email from his office. >> laura: whoa, y

>> thank you, brian.wmakers want attorney general eric holder to tell the truth over the botched fast & furious operation. they're getting frustrated. take a look at what happened on capitol hill yesterday. >> if you've taken the time to look up our subpoena and find out what material you have responsive to it or you simply invented a privilege that doesn't exist. >> you say internally -- >> internally, have you pulled all that information. >> we've processed millions of electronic records and viewed over 140,000 documents and produced to you about 7600. >> 140,000 documents, how many documents are responsive that you are withholding at this time? >> we produced 7600. >> look, i don't want to hear about the 7600. >> i would beg to allow -->> the lady is out of order! would the lady please -- >> parliamentary inquiry. >> ok, the committee says it has documents that contradict the attorney general's claim that senior officials of the justice department knew nothing about the gun handling scandal. you might

and then brian terry was hit and he was killed. they're lucky that not more were killed that night. >> host: has the family seen his body? >> guest: they have, yes. he went home the next day. the hattie's funeral and they did see his body. >> host: okay. how would you describe the level of satisfaction or dissatisfaction of the brian terry family of what they've been told or haven't been told? >> guest: they are very unsatisfied and they should be. his father has found out most of the -- had to find out most of the information about her son's death through the very few media outlets for actually covering this. former u.s. attorney dennis burke, who mentioned earlier, flew to michigan to meet the family and give the runaround. they didn't give any details. they've been denied, dennis burke once again denied victims' status in this case where they would have a claim against the government for coming you know, hurting men in the fact they allow the sanction of the sales that got them killed. so, they really have no answers. josephine

: she rubs her head like ow, that smarts. >> brian: madonna would never rub her head. >> brian: 53-year-oldttention over the weekend and continues to today and that is this school in coney island, new york, famous for roller coasters and hot dogs, and now today saying it's because the principal there wouldn't let the kindergarteners during their graduation ceremony, her name is greta hawkins, sing "god bless the usa," because she felt it was offensive to other cultures. >> brian: originally. then changed her story a little bit. >> steve: the problem she had was with the lyrics. here are the lyrics at issue for her. if tomorrow all the things were gone, i'd worked for all my life and i had to start again with just my children and my wife. they felt she -- she felt apparently that was kind of an appear thing for kids. >> brian: according to lee greenwood, she believes that's yya for the next line which referred to god. and it was offending cultures. >> alisyn: okay. shear -- here is what is most silly is that this is a multi cultural, diverse school. they have families families fro, pakistan,

brian? >> brian: all right.turns out he needed protection from his sun screen. talking about brett sprayed on banana boat sun screen. when he walked to his grill, his body caught on fire. >> i went into panic mode. just screamed. i've never experienced anything like that in my life. >> brian: he is still recovering from the burns. the warning on the back of the bottle says it's flammable, but who reads that? banana boat released a statement saying it take this is seriously, despite having the name banana boat and is investigating. >>> look forward to retiring soon? the ceo of aig says you can forget about it. a brand-new interview, got robert benmash, he says get ready to work until your 80. he blames europe's debt crisis and its effects on governments world wide. doesn't bother me. >> steve: all right. maybe we should get a recliner here on the curvy couch. >> brian: they're not keeping us to 80. >> steve: meanwhile, let's take a look at the map. as you can see, we've got thunderstorms moving through portions o

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this is exactly what many feared when the arab spring began, that democratic elections in this country would bring the muslim brotherhood to power. and now people and governments around the world are worried how this will play out. the muslim brotherhood has reason to celebrate. their man, mohamed morsi, has been elected egypt's next president according to multiple counts. and he is expected to usher in fundamental change for this country of 90 million. morsi wants to impose islamic law, limit the rights of women. his party is not pro american as mubarak was for decades, and he is fiercely anti-israel. morsi quickly declared victory. promising to reach out to all egyptians. but morsi faces a battle for power with the military, which will not give up without a fight. last night with returns still coming in, the ruling military council made a preemptive strike eliminating the new president's powers to declare war, control the army, or replace its leaders. the reaction was this. >> the p

. >> brian: this wase. >> melissa: that was you. >> brian: wow.er concert series, oar, so drop on by. >> brian: we're rolling out the turf. good job, melissa. >> melissa: thanks for having me fox news alert. new signs our job market is in real trouble. weekly unemployment claims number is in and barely shifted from a week ago. 387,000 americans file for first time unemployment benefits. good morning. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom.". >> i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum bill: stuart varney says what recovery? stuart varney from the fox business network. >> what we've got, bill, is what we've been saying for three months, that the economy is head in the wrong direction. these are very high numbers 387,000 new claims for jobless benefits. that is far too high a number three year

i don't know what it is about brian, but all of us old ladies want to feed brian. [music] >> hi, my name is fred lein. i'm most proud of driving a ramp taxi since the beginning of the program in 1994. [music] >> fred, you are the absolute best! thank you fred for providing transportation for me and opening up my social life, and taking care of medical appointments, taking care of my mother [music] >> hi, my name is ann bailey and i've driven for luxor for almost five years now. i drove for desoto cab for 10 years prior to that. i drove in 1976 for the old, old yellow cab. this is frances mecchi and i've been driving her for about 11 or 12 years to her alzheimer's day program, which we call the memory club. every day when we drive through the presidio she'll say, "oh goody, you're taking me through the enchanted forest." [music] >> my name amr a.mahmoud. i am like 49 years old. i have been driving cab more than 13 year in general. then i drove a ramp more than 3 years. this is my fourth now. i have been enjoying doing the job. i like every moment of it. >> thank you

>> brian: no. get your book signed by the first lady, you'll need an i.d. for that? huh? we'll explain. >> steve: then san jose, california's voters overwhelmingly agreed to cut pensions to save their city. but some workers not giving up. now they're suing. san jose's mayor not so happy with that. he's going to join us next. did we mention he's a democrat? >> brian: but first, here is toby keith performing at last night's cmt awards. ♪ ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios ♪ nespresso. where there's a grand cru to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect cup. where no one makes a better cappuccino, latte, or espresso than me. and where clothing is optional. nespresso. the best cafe. yours. with being fed on. we demand k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can at

>> brian: yeah.erhaps, requiring police to check -- they have to do something wrong first. then they find out, do you belong here? which shouldn't be a big deal, but is a big deal, according to some who want to make this political 6789 the dhs saying we heard what they said in the supreme court, but this is what we're doing and not doing. we have limited resources. it doesn't make sense to spend those resource he's scatter shot or random fashion. instead they need to be focused on individuals who pose a public safety threat or challenge the integrity of our border. >> steve: when the local police call ice, ice is going to look them up and if they have a felony, ice will come and get them. but if they don't have a felony on their record, then ice will say, let them go. >> anna: but there is another problem with all of this and that's that the 287 g agreement, the president obama's administration later in the afternoon came down and said that was no longer going to be able to happen. what that was, was

we're counting on you, brian!uch. >> all right. >> so there you saw them at the new amsterdam theater on 42nd street, the president of the united states, the current one and the former one as well. it sure looks like -- look at that, it sure looks like if he's there, bill clinton wants barack obama to win, right? dick morris says not so fast! looks can be receiving. -- deceiving, watch. >> bill clinton does not want barack obama to win. i've spoken to several good friends who are staunch conservatives who have had a lot of exchanges with bill clinton in private and at one point, one of them quotes him as saying, you have six months to save the country. and he never liked obama, they never got along. he's an in-law in a sense because she's in the administration. he has to do what he has to do which he did today in running around and helping him raise money and is going to do tonight but when it comes to a little jab here and a little jab there, you can count on clinton to do it and this wasn't such a little jab. th

>> brian: right.an embarrassing mug shot. he had very good hair. >> steve: in the mug shot, he had the look of contempt. now it looks as if the house of representatives will vote in favor, given the fact that republicans control the chamber, regarding eric hold, the attorney general, over the fast and furious gun running thing. that's probably going to happen. but what do you think? in tv land and all across the country, you think it all looks like it's a cover-up by the white house, by a percent annual of 38%. a third of you think it's a witch hunt by republicans in congress. 12% unsure. rather think both. 18% unsure. >> brian: i want to weigh it. i would not be surprised if there was a last minute turn over of a lot of documents because -- >> steve: there could be. >> brian: three late plays to try to get the republicans in the house to play ball from the attorney general. >> gretchen: before 12:30 today. >> brian: i would not doubt if there was something that would get darryl issa's attention. >> g

brian? >> reporter: thanks. for more on what we can expect heading into the holiday, the july 4th holiday, weather channel meteorologist chris warren is with us tonight. well, chris, walk us through it. >> reporter: you know, brian, today 50 to 60 million people had to deal with 100 degrees or warmer. those triple digits continue into this weekend. saturday and sunday from kansas to virginia. and we're going to see temperatures that will break all-time recorded highs throughout many cities. because of that, what makes that so significant is the fact that this is june. usually we hit those high temperatures in july and in august, but it's happening in june. so triple digits this weekend and then next week things will cool down just a little bit but, brian, we're tradi in the triple digits for the 90s by the 4th of july for many locations. >> all right. chris warren, olympic park in atlanta where a few people have the right idea. chris, thanks. >>> in other news tonight, in washington congress gave final approval