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and when we have police officers and border patrol agents like brian terry being shot to death with weaponsbrian: do you want to help the family find out the latest on the lawsuit, go to honorbrianterry.com. thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: as this moves forward, we'll have you back. being beautiful is not easy. >> i'm starving. i'm exhausted. i had a power bar today. okay, well, maybe half a banana. then all that tequila. >> brian: the stars of the new show "crown chasers" sits down with us after the break. but first let's check in with gregg jarrett who had more than a power bar. that's all he'll tell me. >> i had no tequila this morning. >> brian: right. >> no tequila. >> brian: for a change. let's see how the show goes for a change. >> i drink it only when i listen to your radio show, brian. >> brian: thank you very much. >> 'cause i need it. republicans challenging president obama's authority to delay the obamacare mandate could be a contentious hearing this morning. we'll talk to the chairman of the committee. there is a movement afoot to slash irs funding amid all the abuses. will

there's nothing phony about brian terry's murder at the border. there's nothing phony about irs targeting people based on ideology. there's nothing phony about nsa program that almost failed on the house floor because people don't trust this administration. there's nothing fon i about bonuses being paid to irs employees. >> the president will fly to jacksonville, florida,ed to remind americans he's focused on the economy. we'll keep you updated as the speeches continue. >> a lot going on in washington and elsewhere. elizabeth, thank you so much the. >>> for the first time, we're hearing from new england patriots coach bill belichick about former tight end aaron hernandez who was accused of murder. >> this case involves an individual who happened to be a new england patriot. we certainly do not condone unacceptable behavior. and this is not in any way represent the way that the new england patriots want to do things. >> meanwhile, in the courtroom, a judge delayed a probable cause hearing for hernandez. wfxt reporter ted daniel has more. >> with a

celina border patrol agent brian terry -- is there anything phony about their pursuit of the truth seeking those that are responsible for the death of their son? can you imaginwhat would happen if the presidents president told onservative groups and activists and others audited by the internal revenue service but simply because of thei political views that their concerns are phony. and how did jack lew come to an absurd conclusion regarding an investigation into the irs scandal wch is nowhere near completion after all of four and a half months. we are told that with all of the investigations that are going on, that there has been no evidence of any political decision-making of the irs. the statement is a direct contradiction offered by irs attorney carver hall, who implicated th irs hief couel's office and the conservative group targeti scandals. the office headed by an obama administration political appointee. today's attempt by the president, diverting public attention from the white house for president obama said himself. because such clarity from this president is still rare, i is wort

the state attorney general came to the family and was asked point blank did the gun that killed brian terry his response was not. it came from a store in texas. when you find the truth out.... >> judge jeanine: i don't mean to cut you off. but one quick question to josephine. going forward, is there things need to know the day or night your son was killed? >> yes. there is lot i would like to know. i also would like the people responsible being held accountable. most of the people that are responsible are getting promoted. they are getting moved to different locations and nobody is accountable for nothing. >> judge jeanine: all right. thank you for being with us. sad part we keep hearing the same thing over and over. in particular, brian's murderer's file was sealed and didn't go to trial. one person pled guilty. i can only suspect that was so all information couldn't come out. coming up, more of the president's union buddies asking to opt out obamacare now on life support. will the g.o.p. pull the plug? and later the one and only bill o'reilly takes on race in america. you won't want to mi

didn't say if i had a son, or a brother, or a cousin, he would look like ambassador stephens or brian terryere is my thing. >> what's wrong with saying that? >> he jumped into it because of race not because of a death or homicide. >> i'm not saying racism doesn't exist. it does. i have a problem with people that want to make it more pervasive and create more problems and not even try to move forward in the right direction. this is dialing it back. this is putting us back further than we need to be as a country. i think it is irresponsible. they use it for the personal gain and personal promotion to have -- the families suffer enough on both sides. >> i don't think that we ought to just assume because black leaders, like sharpton, are doing this, black community is upset. upset with or without martin or with or without sharpton and are angry out there. >> i think -- there is a -- there's truth to that. >> exposes a lot of things and maybe we haven't made as much progress as we thought we would. >> i think the producer just told us that some 700,000 signatures on the naacp website looking for

what about brian terry who died with a gun from operation fast and furious.ncerns. seems a bit hypocrite particular call. >> i believe it is. the government has to say, let us look into this and prove whether there's enough or not enough. i don't think it's a called for investigation. >> the problem is it's creating a sense of divisiveness. >> on sunday night a group of aftrican-american men went afte a hispanic men and they beat him and they said, quote, this is for trayvon. we don't need a situation in this kun kri where they've advocated this in bringing people together. we don't need investigations, we need discussions. there's been an indictment and acquittal. the politics on this calling on the justice department to go further here should politics be influencing the decisions of our attorney general? is that equal justice under the law? >> politics and the government says there is a certain sentiment. that shouldn't rule what happens in investigations. we're talking about keeping the peace. here at least where you are having people, there never should b

please don't forget, slain bord patrol agent brian terry just because the obama administration has. is there anything pho about the terry family's pursuit of the truth seeking those who are responsible for the death of their son? could you imagine what would happen if the president told conservative groups, tea party activists and others targeted or audited by the internal revenue service that simply because of their political views, that their concerns are phony? and how did treasury secretary jack blue come to an absurd nclusion regarding the investigation into the irs scandal which is nowhere near completion after he has been at his post for all of 4 1/2 months? he told cbs news "with all of the investigations that have gone on, there's been no evidence of any political decision-making in the irs." whatever that means. the statement, of course, is a contradiction to testimony offered by irs attorney carter hull, who implicated the irs chief counsel's office in the tea party and conservative group targeting scandal. the office headed by an obama administration political appointee.

and lastly, would brian terry's parents called the botched atf operation, known as fast and furious, would they call it phony? somehow, i don't think they would. all of the faces you saw, they are victims of the scandals and by no means are these real americans phony. here to react, this and much more the architect karl rove, your reaction? >> i went back and looked at what you had to say, sean, just after the irs scandal broke. and i was taken by one of your early comments, i thought it was so strong. and i would like to read it for your viewers. you said, if in fact irs personnel engaged in that kind of practices that have been reported on and were intentionally targeting conservative groups that is outrageous and there's no place for it and they have to be held fully accountable because the irs as an independent agency requires absolute integrity and people have to have confidence that they are applying it in a nonpartisan way, you should feel that way regardless of party. at some point there's going to be republican administrations and democrat administrations, either way, you do

but with the nsa and with benghazi and what about brian terry's mother? the four dead americans and their families? i think it's upsetting and disrespectful for him to be saying that it's phony when these things really did happen. there is no doubt -- >> to the middle class that has not seen an increase in wages -- >> that's a separate -- >> no, no, no. with the irs, he took specific action to make sure that that will never happen again. they're holding people accountable. but john boehner and the rest of the republicans in congress, they are searching, darrell issa is searching for some connection to the white house that doesn't exist. it doesn't exist. >> it's there. >> that's what's phony. that's what's phony about it. >> there is nothing phony about it. it's very real, unfortunately. >> for john boehner to sit there and say that, you know, he's politicizing it through these speeches, i mean, come on. john boehner, look at his tan. it's greater than what yours is going to be when you go to miami. >> rick: wait a second. >> you're a great spinner but th

. >> this is the same attorney general, eric holder, as far as i know, he never called brian terry'samily, the same attorney general in the case of the new black panther party in front of a polling place didn't go after civil rights violations there. i got a question. don't you think this is over the top? there's been no evidence presented. as far as, a mountain of evidence that showed george zimmerman's not a racist. >> first of all, in your introduction to jay, you said they and lumped together the prosecutor and whatever was done in misconduct and i would not defend in the case in florida with the attorney general. i've known eric holder for 25 years. he was a great u.s. attorney, a law and order attorney general. >> the flan? didn't he support that? >> excuse me? >> the faln pardon, do you support that? lied under oath in recent years. >> buy your words and you have to let me speak mine without interrupting me. >> okay. >> the attorney general is a man of integrity. you can disagree with the position and that's fair and there can be a debate about what should be done at the state

we've got brian terry's mother or sean smith's mother. why would they think it's okay or smart to do? >> you know, well again, it is all coordinated. these aren't coincidences and the terms they're using and the distractions and diversions that they're kind of shoving down our throats right now. that's pretty sad. gre greta, the bottom line is something's up and what obama is trying to do is run out the clock for some run and their orchestrating chaos, but it's like the stall play in a basketball game. they're hogging the ball and it's unproductive and cowardly and nothing good is going to come from this. and what happens during a stall play is the crowd, they get up and leave. even hard core fans are saying this is cowardly and unproductive and i've got to get out of here. the only fans that aren't going to abandon this play is still the media. they're going to stick with this because they're part of the problem. and it's going to be to the debtriment of the profession of journalism and to the free america as we know it. it started back

know we've had the parents of the lost ones in benghazi and obviously in "fast and furious" with brian terry'samily, these people are suffering. it's not phony to the loved ones left behind. >> where do you think it will go eventually? it seems like you really need access to these people, they're not coming to you, so you're kind of in a holding pattern, aren't you? >> no, we're getting to them one by one and whistleblowers come forward when they come forward. we reach out to them and eventually get them. you certainly saw deputy ambassador ambassador hicks and what a compelling testimony he gave. it takes time. we don't know where these things are going and follow the facts to where they lead us. we do follow the facts and we get the truth to the american people because they deserve the truth. >> thank you very much. i want to update you on a statement with aggressively responding to the irs and taking things strongly togree with anything to the contrary. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts c

if you want to sit down with brian terry's mother and look her in the eyes and say, this scandal is phony, fast and furious. how about the innocent mexicans who we don't know their names but at least 200 who have been killed because of guns we sent into mexico and call that phony. or four americans who went because we asked them to represent us in a foreign land. and their world is set on fire and they're murdered in libya. you call that phony. i dare him to look ty woods' father in the face and say this is a phony scandal. >> the funny thing is all these scandals could be resolved very quickly with true transparency. pulling information like you're pulling teeth, that's what drags them out and altogether things where they sort of divert you onto videos or cincinnati or whatever. that's what drags these out. if they just put the information out on day one, that would be the end of it. >> this is what i love about the american people. they are for giving. if you make a mistake, they will forgive you. what they won't forgive you for is lying to them. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> com

and what about fast furious and brian terry's family that grieves the loss of a son and acknowledgmentnd commitment of justice sought in those cases. it raises questions people's understanding of justice in this case, you might want to be wary of. >> selective enforcement is the hallmark of this administration. and there are victims was crimes and injustice who have gotten short shrift in this administration. you look at the department of justice, it is really the department of selective and social justice. this is the most dangerous thing of all, justice is supposed to be blind. but this administration only looks at it with a left eye clearly. >> you know, how, do you think he's serious? is the follow- up question about pursuing this case? it has worked its way in the court system which was the reason they stepped aside after beginning the investigation and letting its way working through the system. dow see them pursuing this as a civil right's case? >> they have a pr campaign and strategy to pander to the trayvon martin supporters, and the lobby. after the ncaa a noupsed, there they

american lives are being affected and we haven't even talked about the fast and furious scandal where brian terry, we tonight's have any answers to what happened there. we don't even know why ambassador chris stevens was there in the first place. >> steve: and to that point, we've got a new fox news poll, how closely are people watching the news on benghazi, 22% are right now. 37%, somewhat, which you can see is down from a month earlier, which suggested the administration is trying to rope a dope and not give out any new information and maybe it will go away. i was talking to a big democrat in new jersey politics yesterday and they said it's clearly a political calculation on the part of the white house. it might be smart politics, but at the same time, you've got the president of the united states responding on tape after every one of these things saying, the irs, the doj, all that stuff saying, people will be held accountable. you only do that if it's serious and now they're pretenning, nothing there. >> and no one is being held accountable. no one is responsible. that, to me, is the most insu

there is nothing photo about brian terry's murder at the border. there is nothing phony about an n.s.a. program that almost failed on the house floor because people don't trust his administration. there is nothing phony about bonuses being paid to i.r.s. employees. >>gretchen: back to what you were asking about -- and steve is right about -- how they campaigned, we talked a lot about dumbing down the message. if people are paying attention to all of these scandals going on, then they hear phony scandals. then they go they must be phony. it's worbd in the past. it remains to be seen if it works this time. >>brian: my problem is all of these are first-term scandals that have come up now. you didn't have four of these things to talk about. fast and furious a pwhreult. benghazi was just emerging, mitt romney should back off. you look at the foreign policy it is imploding. look at the president's approval rating. people satisfied at how things are going right now in america, now 35% say it is great. 63% say no. in april it was up to 40%. in july it was

terry? >> brianyou very much. >>> a leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels is behind bars this morning. tre vina morales was captured yesterday during a mexican military operation in northeast mexico. morales is the leader of the xetta former special forces defectors who went to work with the drug traffickers. they're known for the brutal atrocities. morales faces numerous charges including murder and kidnapping. >>> it is a race against the clock this morning for crews trying to remove the ship wreck costa concordia. the cruiseliner is gradually being crushed with its own weight. crews have only one chance to pull the ship upright and float it away to shore for dem lags, but she has to come up now. and crews are expected to take this chance in september. the ship has been lying on its side since it slammed into a reef in january of last year. you may recall 32 people died in that incident. the manslaughter trial for the costa concordia's captain gets under way tomorrow. >>> a richmond

terry? >> brians very much. >>> we want to give you right now another live look at the aftermath of the overnight protests in oakland to the spray painting and broken windows. "today in the bay's" christie smith is getting new information about the overnight daniel, and she'll have an update coming up in about 15 minutes from right now. >>> now, an update to breaking news. overnight, san jose investigators are looking into the cause of this house fire that killed about 100 cats. flames also trapped a woman at the home. it happened on pulvedero drive, close to baldwin elementary school. right now, we give you a live look at the scene. now, this is one of the cages that looks like it's one of the cages that some of the cats were kept in. crews were able to free the wm. the woman says only about seven cats in all survived the flames. we have our bob redell, live at the scene there, and in about 15 minute the, we'll have reaction from the woman who survived the fire. >>> a dog in san francisco recently p

the overnight committee, if you recall back what happened fast and furious, all the brian terry got weren't get to the truth. the reason for it is the oversight committee does not have the power to subpoena intelligence nor does the oversight committee have the members with the necessary clearance to read the documents which is why they came over redacted as they did. >> are you troubled by perhaps the lack of interest from the american people on this issue and maybe the media is to blame on this. shear recent fox news poll. i want you to comment on this. how closely are americans following news on benghazi? now, 22% say they are focusing on it. somewhat, 37%. 40% of people say they are not really interested. that is down from a month ago. >> 40% of the american people don't watch fox news. they watch cnn and msnbc. that's the reason. they are not covering it. but, the people who are covering it are very, very concerned. especially want members of the armed services community. the men and women who are out there fighting our battle. they want to know why -- why americans were left behind

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terry quinn is 61. forest whittaker is turning 52. he was on beverly hills 90210 actor brianin grown, turning -- green. turning 40. if it >>> i want to put it in perspective. we are talking upper 90s. near 100 toward thursday, friday. last year we had 11 days in a row before we hit 956789 july 5, 6, 7 and 8 were all 100 degrees or warmer. >> comparing this year to last year, we are cool. >> not as hot but it is only going to be very hot. heat index value no heat advisories yet. i think that will change in a couple of days. >>> pretty skies this morning, we have been watching the generally clear skies out there. just a few minutes now, 5 minutes or so until that sunrise. i have to back up to the right spot here. show you what is happening with the day planner on this monday morning. night degrees by 1:00. by 3:00, 93. a high of 95 today. we hit 94 back on june 25th. not doing us much good with those heat index values near 100. this morning in the mid 70s on the bay in annapolis. cooler temperatures north and west but not by a lot. dulles this morning 70 waldorf 71, college par

. >> brian: here he is to len us money, terry and his special friend. go retire!who gets the money. >> i am. i'm winston the impersonating turtle. i'm the reason he won the show. >> he's the reason i got the show in vegas and everything. >> so a turtle that can sing like roy orbison, that's what happened. ♪ i thought that i was over you ♪ ♪ but it's true, so true >> steve: very nice. >> brian: without a tongue. >> gretchen: this is like not so much rags to rich, but kind of. >> literally. i did because i was a janitor when i was young. my parents had a janitorial business and i was a janitor. so i had my rags that i cleaned the desks and the toilets with and now i was able to do this. without "america's got talent, it would not have happened, bus people didn't know what i did. >> brian: does it start with sock puppets and work its way up? >> pretty much. yeah. i would -- i started when i was ten doing send trail kitchen. and i could always do impressions from when i was age six. we just kind of put the two together. it wasn't until i met winston. >> you remember t