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i'm sandra smith, here today harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedyneluckyguy o'reilly's factor's jessie waters. he is "outnumbered." >> thanks for having me as always. >> back from travels. >> everybody from the west coast is happy about that. >> well-done. >> we ask you questions today -- this is tantaros and faulkner and kennedy. >> uh-oh. >> sandra you're in

the obvious guys in the 20th century -- fitzgerald, faulkner.r being blown away by saul bellow's third book, "the adventures of augie march." i like "henderson the rain king" as well, but that one is so freewheeling and energetic, it meant a lot to me. charlie: who is your editor? e.l.: kate medina at random house. charlie: what does she do for you? e.l.: she's there to read what i've written and tell me what she thinks. it is very important. charlie: an element of trust is crucial. e.l.: she's incredibly honest. this is a serious gifted editor. the fact that she liked this book as much as she did is enormously gratifying to me. i was almost happy. charlie: you mean it's hard to make you happy? why is it hard to make you happy? you are at the top rank of american letters. e.l.: that's why. charlie: do you worry you can keep it up? e.l.: i don't know. it's something in the dna. i just generally -- i did discover fairly early that it's important for your anxieties to remain undaunted by whatever happens. i used to be an editor and i would go to lu

william faulkner says the only subject for the novelist is human heart in conflict with itself.hat harper lee is saying, giving this permission for this book to be published, atticus finch is a man who exemplifies the full southern iteration, the human heart in conflict with itself. a man who said, my primary principle is equal protection under the law for everyone and no special privilege for anyone. and yet, when his daughter comes home from new york he tells her we don't want them in our schools we don't want them. harper lee was not -- is not free of her own prejudices. in both of these books, the picture of white people who are not part of the managerial apple and class i looked down upon as totally worthless, unredeemable rednecks. charlie: great to have you here. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ charlie: charles kaiser is here. he lived with a family in france. three of the siblings were active members of the french resistance. the family never discussed their wartime experiences with anyone for 50 years. his new book, "the cost of courage," recalls their story of herois

i'm sandra smith, here today harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy. today's #oneluckyguy o'reilly's factor's jessie waters. he is "outnumbered." >> thanks for having me as always. >> back from travels. >> everybody from the west coast is happy about that. >> well-done. >> we ask you questions today -- this is tantaros and faulkner and kennedy. >> uh-oh. >> sandra you're in our world. >> maybe not for long after the iranian deal. we'll see. we'll see. >> on that note let's get started. showdown over the nuclear deal with iran. president obama holding a news conference at the white house an hour from now as part of a pr blitz to win over skeptical americans and members of his own party who are wary about this deal. meantime the white house is sending vice president joe biden to the hill to shore up support. the president will need the votes of at least 34 senators to make his threat of a veto stick. if republicans try to gut the deal, this as critics say the accord raises threat of iran armed with nuclear weapons. earlier on "america's newsroom," repub

i'm harris faulkner. this is "the fox reporter." a memorial at one shooting site is growing. friend and total strangers putting flowers and american flags to pay respects to the servicemen killed. we learned the sailor who survived for a couple of days has passed away. the fbi interviewing the shooter's friend who received a text message referencing part of the koran. that could be a clue as to why a 24-year-old gunman would drive to more than one location to take out our americans in uniform. we've been reporting pretty much from the beginning that the fiic is investigating this possible terrorism. the victims' families are starting to speak out. the father of marine lance corporal skip wells said his son's death is ironic given his family's long military history. >> when i went to desert storm to liberate kuwait it just happened to be kuwaiti born guy took my son's life. you try to rationalize whatever you can to make it try to make it better but with this there's just no doing it. >> john roberts now live with the news from chattanooga tennessee. john? >> good evening. it'

mississippi -- there would be no mississippi without faulkner.harlie: hemingway was defined by a code? e.l.: alienation. his major work is set in europe. sinclair lewis and people out west are western writers. coming from this huge city is like a tidal estuary with populations flowing out every decade or so. there are great new york novels but speaking personally, when i have used new york, it's because at a certain time -- charlie: it was time more than place. writing has influenced you or informed you more than others? e.l.: all the great 19th century american writers -- hawthorne, melville twain, i've read everything he wrote when i was 14 or 15. dry sir underrated by a lot of people. sister carrie is the greatest first novel ever written by an american. the obvious guys in the 20th century -- fitzgerald falconer. -- faulkner. ira member being blown away by saul bellow's third book, "the adventures of augie march." i like "henderson the rain king" is welcome, but that one is so freewheeling and energetic it meant a lot to me. charlie: who is y

i'm harris faulkner.ere today andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy herself jedediah bila today's #oneluckyguy, one of the most highly decorated combat veterans of our time, key member of the mission that took out usama bin laden once and for all. welcome back to the couch, former member of navy seal team rob o'neill. i say you're outnumbered but -- >> first time i was little intimidated. this is my third time. i'm starting to feel a regular. not bad. >> like cheers. everybody knows your name. >> don't let your guard down. >> take it easy on me. >> i was scared when she said that and it was meant for you. we have a lot going on with the pentagon today so let's get to it. right now president obama is about to make a rare visit to the pentagon and he is expected to get an update on the fight to defeat isis. that the president will update the nation we're told. we know the president is being heavily criticized for lack of a strategy to defeat the vicious enemy. over the weekend they rele

show more of you. . >>> i'm harris faulkner. this is the fox report. let's catch you up on what's happening. the state department is delivering the full text of the landmark nuclear deal to congress. their 60 day window begins tomorrow. secretary of state john kerry is already defending that deal. he did so on fox news earlier. he's set to brief lawmakers later this week. >> reporter: harris the supreme leader gave no indication relations between iran and the west are warming. >> translator: when the deal is approved or disapproved we'll never stop supporting our friends in the region and people in palestinian, yemen, sir arkansas iraq about a hanes and lebanon. even after this deal our policy towards the arrogant u.s. will not change. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry addressed one of the most controversial parts of the deal the arms embargo being lifted against iran. he pushed back in an interview with chris wallace on sunday. >> we have many other sanctions still applicable and we can bring other sanctions to push back against any of their

william faulkner said the only subject for the novelist is the human heart in conflict with itself.t harper lee is saying by giving this permission for this book to be published, atticus finch is a man who exemplifies, in the full southern it iteration, the human heart an conflict within himself, a man who said my primary principle is equal protection under the law for everyone and no special privilege for anyone. and yet when his daughter comes home from new york, he tells her, we don't want them in our schools, we don't want them -- and, you know now, harper lee is not free of her own prejudices. in both of these books the picture of white people who are not part of the managerial affluent class in these small towns are looked down on as totally worthless, unredeemable red necks. >> rose: great to have you here. >> thank you charlie. >> rose: howell raines. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: charles kaiser is here. his uncle henry was an american soldier, lived with a french family for a year after the liberation of paris. three of the families siblings andre, christian and

. >> time now to check in with harris faulkner?heard the headlines on money mess in greece but what does a crisis half a world away from us mean for us here in the united states? what it could mean for retirement accounts and 401(k)s, it's early, remember in the game here. also the celebrations in the streets of athens people in the birthplace of democracy apparently very proud of their vote to reject the terms of a much-needed bailout and while the greek government stands up to the rest of europe the neighbors who could bail them out in fact what does it all mean for greek shop owners an homeowners with bills to pay and children to feed? we're already seeing the long lines for people trying to get money to feed their families and when will they do if analysts are indeed correct that the crisis could go from bad to worse very quickly? already some are warning of a potential humanitarian crisis they are calling. i'll ask gerri willis coming up. >> thanks harris. >>> coming down to yet another deadline to keep iran from building a nu

this man graduated from faulkner university in 1991.py, we found he was very active for some period of time on a political forum making hundreds of posts. those posts stopped back in 2013. but there is an area of this web site where he was able to describe himself a little bit and here's what we're learning. he defines his occupation as hustling. he says his interests are hustling. he says he has no political affiliation, believes media government censoring. he also says, poppy, that he believes the u.s. will be mad max in less than five years. it seems to be a reference to the apocalyptic movies. and he goes on to say no family is safe in the u.s. environment and he says don't vote, waste of time. that's him in his own words for whatever it's worth. we should be clear, investigators have not laid out a motive. they have been working hard to speak to people to understand what could have prompted them to do this. we doe know his family is saying there was a history of mental illness. >> clearly a long one and a troubling one. 116 people

now late head over to harris faulkner for shep. >> the flag won't go without a fight. lawmakers in south carolina debating a symbol embraced bay confessed killer. but some lawmakers say it's not about hate. it's about heritage, and today they're taking a stand. >>> panic on the tracks. a driver at daytona spinning out of control and flying through a fence, and on the other side, nascar fans. trapped in the racecar's path. >>> right now president obama is at the pentagon and that is a very rare visit. he is learning the latest on the fight against the islamic state savages. he confessed he has no strategy to defeat them. wonder what the mood is like inside the meeting with the military. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. a historic and decisive vote in greece leaving the nation's future in even greater doubt and also threatening to shake up the world's economies from athens to wall street. it's already just after 10:00 p.m. there. the next move will have to come tomorrow when greek negotiator are set to meet with european leaders. over the weekend a maj

you can see the clear skies through prince william counties and faulkner county and other areas. we're seeing the cloudy areas stick by especially through southern maryland. we'll keep temperatures into the upper 80s one of the coolest days of the work week. here are a couple of showers brewing, we'll continue to track the afternoon thunderstorms on the futurecast coming up a bit later. >>> montgomery county police want to know who vandalized the controversial statue in rockville. it featured a confederate soldier on the grounds of the county courthouse. it happened sometime this morning. someone spray painted the words black lives matter on the statue. county executive already said the statue will be moved exactly where is unclear. >>> parts of kings street in alexandria are closed because of a water main break. traffic is getting by in 1 westbound lane on park center drive. an eight-inch main ruptured this morning probably because age. if all goes well, the repairs should be completed by the evening rush hour. >>> a disturbing story out of urbana. a northern virginia man stabbe

and then the obvious guys in the 20th sent ree in america, fitzgerald faulkner. and then i remember as a young writer being blown away by saul bello's first book. not his first his third book the adventures of augustie march. that was an eye opener for me. >> rose: your favourite. >> i like henderson-- s as well. but that particular book was so free wheeling and open and luxuriously an particular and energetic. it meant a lot to me. >> rose: who is your editor. >> kate medina at random house. >> rose: that's what i thought. what doe she do for you? >> wel she's there to read what i have written. and to tell me what she thinks. it's very very important. and so. >> rose: an element of trust is crucial. >> oh absolutely. she's incredibly honest. i mean this is a serious gifted editor. and the fact that she liked this book as much as she did was enormously gratifying to me. i was almost happy. >> rose: you mean it's hard to make you happy. >> it's har to make me happy. >> rose: why is it hard to make you happy. here you are at the top rank of american letters. >> tha

i'm harris faulkner.today andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy herself jedediah bila today's #oneluckyguy, one of the most highly decorated combat veterans of our time, key member of the mission that took out usama bin laden once and for all. welcome back to the couch, former member of navy seal team rob o'neill. i say you're outnumbered but -- >> first time i was little intimidated. this is my third time. i'm starting to feel a regular. not

i'm harris faulkner.day, andrea tantaros, co-host of "fox & friends" first ainsley earhardt, good to have you her back. from our sister network fox business's elizabeth macdonald. we lovingly call her emac. our #oneluckyguy welcome back, winning quarterback, broadcaster, businessman, your resume' is long, all around superstar joe theismann. he is outnumbered for the hour. >> thank you. good to be back. congratulations by the way. >> he was like making perfection, right? >> he really was, thank you. >> you're such a nice guy. so nice you loaned me your bling-bling

i am harris faulkner on a busy monday here is sandra smith andrea jedediah, and today's #one host of lou dobbs tonight lou dobbs himself and he is outnumbered. a >> this is punishment i will take. >> i am glad you are here. we have a lot to get to. at this high noon hour on the east coast the nation is six hours away from the deadline for world powers to reach an agreement we are told to try to prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb. even with a deal washington, d.c. is where the story heats up. is this what the american people want? what will you tell your congress your state to do? here is mitch mcconnell on the anticipated debate to come. >> we know it will leave iran as a threshold nuclear state. we know that. it appears as if the administration's approach was to reach whatever agreement we were willing to enter into. i think it is going to be a very hard sell if it is completed in congress. >> we will bring in the couch in a moment. but first the news rich is live from us austria. >> reporter: the day is moving on and continuing without announcement of a deal. we heard specul

and we have a little bit of lingering fog in faulkner county and the panhandle of west virginia. for the most part, the foggy spots are dissipating. no storms until sunday afternoon. and even that looks very spotty. we'll increase the heat and humidity this weekend and talk about that coming up in the first alert 7-day. mike, back to you. >>> one of the busiest intersections in montgomery county will be reduced to a crawl in both directions. more than half of the lanes at randolph and georgia are being closed as part of the project to repave and widen the roads. and surae chinn is there and it's busy with traffic and workers. good morning. >> reporter: a lot going on. this guy is peeling off the stripes of the lanes and all of this is going to look different by monday morning. and that's not even the end of it. traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction. drivers can only make right turns. there is pedestrian traffic as well. so you've got to be careful. and traffic is already building at 7:30 in the morning. folks doing errands or what not or going to work. still you've got

i'm harris faulkner. this is "the fox reporter." a memorial at one shooting site is growing. friend and total strangers putting flowers and american flags to pay respects to the servicemen killed. we learned the sailor who survived for a couple of days has passed away. the fbi interviewing the shooter's friend who received a text message referencing part of the koran. that could be a clue as to why a 24-year-old gunman would drive to more than one location to take out our americans i

i am harris faulkner andrea tantaros is here sandra smith, and rachel campops duffy is back and tony sayegh is here and you are outnumbered. good to see you. >> great to be back with good friends. >> a good political day. absolutely. as we just showed you ohio governor john kasich is announcing his run for the white house. minutes ago the former governor from a key swing state highlighting his long career in public office. the governor joins one of the most crowded fields in decades. bret baier is standing by to help break this down. >> this was a speech that focused on optimism and looking at the horizon. it was not off a tell prompter. john kasich is poplar in ohio but how poplar he is overall is the test. he has been somebody who has pushed up against his party on a number of things; accepting medicare in ohio common core fracking and he said his party is his vehicle not his master. the question will be whether john kasich can turn conservative credentials into a top show. the introduction by former new hampshire senator who is his campaign chairman on the ground in a granite stat

. >>> i'm patti ann browne in for harris faulkner and this is the "fox report."n kerry is seeking to tamp down expectations that any deal is imminent. he said negotiations could still, quote go either way, this coming at the end of the ninth day of straight talks in vienna. they're facing a tuesday deadline for a final deal that would prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb. james rosen has the latest from vienna. hi james. >> reporter: the foreign minister told reporters that notwithstanding this new looming deadline of tuesday for nuclear talks, he said quote, we didn't set any deadline. secretary john kerry said aloud, we have our own deadline. well earlier he said july 7th was the deadline. if they don't, there would be no nuclear accord. >> we don't have a deal if there's absolute intransigence, if there's an willingness to move. president obama has always said we'll be prepared to walk away. it's not what anybody wants. we want to get an agreement. >> reporter: he took the opportunity to rebut criticism from the republican chairman of the senate relations

i am andrea harris faulkner, sandra smith, and julie and today's #oneluckyguy we welcome the >> host: massi, is on the couch. >> this is different. i am okay. used to watching it on tv. >> you live in vegas? >> i do. >> the steak are -- the stakes are high here. >> we will have a good time. >> your new show is premiering tomorrow and congrats. >> thank you. >> we are awaiting a news conference in san francisco where the sheriff is expected to respond to the firestorm he has been receiving for freeing francisco sanchez. the 45-year-old sanchez was a repeat offender who had been deported five times admitted he accidently shot and killed kate steinle as she was walking with her father on a poplar pier. the controversy is intensifying as republican lawmakers work on legislation to crack down on the so-called sanctuary cities. duncan hunter talks on that: >> reporter: there is resistance across the board. they cannot secure the border can't withhold funding from sanctuary cities there is resistant from that because it is too mean but we have to punch these cities in the gut. we have to hit

faulkner was the huge star he had not written in cold blood yet. but there was other forces there she wanted to be a writer so she went up to new york all the time in her cold water flat she was working for so long is really "go set a watchman". >> guest: a lot of southerners we're going up to new york. after the war it was the fantastic place. what a great time to be there. . . and she, for eight nine years had been trying to tell a senior from their childhood. third draft tired of it. one night she is sitting at the

i am andrea harris faulkner, sandra smith, and julie and today's #oneluckyguy we welcome the >> host:n the couch. >> this is different. i am okay. used to watching it on tv. >> you live in vegas?

faulkner was a huge star capote had blown up who had "house of flowers" and she was going off to be a writer. she went up to new york and all of the time in the cold water flat she was working on "go set a watchman" when we are about to read. >> guest: a lot of liberal minded people were going to new york. after the war, it was a fantastic place to be. what a great time to be there. talk about being in a creative ferment and i don't know if the book would have been published before the war or 15 years later. >> host: there is an incident in the book where she got so frustrated she threw it out the window. >> guest: yeah she told the class at the high school, because she would droping periodically, she was on the third draft of the book. truman capote is famous keep in mind. and for eight years she was trying to tell a story from her childhood. third draft, tired of it sitting at the type writer and most of the manuscript is done, and she realizes she is sick of the book. i go through this period where the words look like swedish and don't make sense anymore. she yanks the page out of

they had a big fence big fence in the yard to more or less keep him in the yard and that's where faulkner was pulling this from. she pulls boo bradley from down the street so it is a small southern town -- >> guest: no fiction writer just takes things as is. they cut and create. but yes when you read to kill a mockingbird, you are going through a photo album of your childhood and -- >> host: she did the same. >> guest: you mentioned there is one incident. went out took a shot at a syndicate to work. now he wasn't one shot but in terms of integrity and understanding he is atticus finch and he was out there in terms of his opposition to the editor of the local newspaper and they were having a march down his street one day they came tearing off the porch for him to get off the street and no one had given him a permit and he said i will write an editorial about it, so he was not typical of his age. he was a thoughtful and compassionate man and a leader in his local church. so believe me the elements are there. >> host: just across from the church everything is very close together as you would

i am andrea harris faulkner is here, sandra smith ainsley earhardt, and today's #oneluckyguy lindsey graham is here for the first time making rounds as a presidential candidate. we are almost outnumbered because we have two south carolina residents. >> what happens in south carolina stays in south carolina. >> i didn't realize it was like vegas. >> you are not hanging out with the right people. >> i think i might be on the wrong program. >> good to have you especially today. it may be historic but will it keep a nuclear bomb out of iran's hands? president obama hailing a report on iran's nuclear program that he says will keep them from building a nuclear weapon. the president says it is not built on trust but the availability of verifyify. >> this bill is meeting every pathway to a nuclear weapon being cut off and the inspections will be put in place to verify that. they will not produce the raw materials necessary to form a bond. >> but a different reaction from the prime minster of israel benjamin netanyahu, saying the deal paves the path for a nuclear weaponized iran. >> the world

i am andrea tantaros and here with us is harris faulkner cohp cohphost of after the bell and peter johnson junior is here. sometimes known as pj jay is here. you are "outnumbered." >> been looking forward to it. the smartest most attractive people in television. >> we know you a fox and friends favorite. >> they trained me. i said i don't have to be told. you look fantastic. >> i love the pink. >> we do have a bigger couch than they do. >> it is a fantastic couch. >> waiting for donald trump to apologize? guess what, folks? it is not happening. the presidential candidate is refusing to say sorry what he said about senator mccain and his sacrifices were the country. the remarks that triggered the firestorm. >> john mccain says something makes me life difficult. he had 15,000 crazies show up. he called them all crazy. he is not a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people who were not captured. he is a war hero because he was captured. >> donald's choice of words getting immediate, fiery reaction from the fellow gop candidates with all of them condemning his remarks an

. >>> i'm harris faulkner. ash carter is in israel tonight. he does not expect to persuade them to drop negotiations with the iran nuclear deal. as well as that of our arab ale lies. carter meets israel's defense minister tomorrow and plans to meet netanyahu wednesday before going to saudi arabia and jordan. >>> former president george h.w. bush is back home in maine. he was released from maine medical center earlier where he was treated for a fractured bone in his neck. doctors say he did not suffer nerve damage and expected to fully recover in three to four months. he's 19 years old, oldest living president. >>> back to o'reilly factor special. >>> in the personal story segment tonight on this o'reilly factor special t chattanooga shooting, did it reopen old would wounds from the victims of the 2009 fort hood attack? >> both men on the phone were shot multiple times when the shooter shot is and opened fire killing people and injuring 31 others. what went through your mind when you heard about chattanooga? >> oh, it was not again. complete an

i am andrea tantaros and here with us is harris faulkner cohp cohphost of after the bell and peter johnsonior is here. sometimes known as pj jay is here. you are "outnumbered." >> been looking forward to it. the smartest most attractive people in

the southern cannon and will remain there along with writers like flannery o'connor and william faulknerwelty. charlie: you can put this book solidly as a piece of southern literature. howell: absolutely. charlie: tell me about harper lee. why did she stop? howell: that's very interesting. i been reading the two best biographies we have about her and they are incomplete, because she would not give complete access. apparently she was so traumatized by the deluge of fame that hit her in 1960, 1961 when the book came out, and when alan for cool of both the film rights and made it into this magnificently successful film which made her even more famous, she did not like the celebrity and according to the biographies, she formed an almost passionate dislike of newspaper people. she thought they were, as she put it, bad modern practitioners of a formerly honorable profession. we can speculate why she reacted so adversely to a level of adulation that other important writers relished, or at least learned to tolerate. there has been a lot of speculation about that. some of it completely erroneous.

i am harris faulkner on a busy monday here is sandra smith andrea jedediah, and today's #one host of lou dobbs tonight lou dobbs himself and he is outnumbered. a >> this is punishment i will take. >> i am glad you are here. we have a lot to get to. at this high noon hour on the east coast the nation is six hours away from the deadline for world powers to reach an agreement we are told to try to prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb.

. >>> i'm harris faulkner. this is "the fox reporter." a nuclear deal with iran could come tomorrow. some negotiators working through the night and now say they are optimistic an air tight agreement will be reached by tomorrow's deadline. this comes after the u.s. and other nations threaten to walk away from the table if major sticking points were not addressed soon. watch. >> if hard choices get made in the next couple of days and made quickly, we could get an agreement this week. but if they are not made, we will not. >> the fox news political insiders are here as you can hear john in the background. can you join in on the conversation on our facebook and twitter pages as well. john pat and doug is our panel. doug i'll come to you. we don't know until we wake up tomorrow to know where we are. ambassador john bolton formerly of the u.n. told userlier some things are leaking about this deal. your thoughts. >> i think the deal is effectively done. we'll see tomorrow. the reason john was laughing is there's nothing air tight about a deal wi

he had a law degree from faulkner university and the reality appears much different. >> there was a restraining order put in his. >> reporter: a 2008 restraining order offers a glimpse, taken out by his own family says houser had a history of manic depression and/or bipolar disorder. his wife so concerned about his mental state, removed all guns and/or weapons from their home. the family even sought to have houser committed to a mental care facility involuntary. a request granted by a judge. >> we know had had contacts early on in the city with some businesses but, you know nothing that would have alerted anyone to think maybe we need to call law enforcement will this fellow. >> reporter: in postings last january to u.s.messageboard.com he expressed admiration for adolf hitler saying the mass murderer accomplished mar more than any other. on the same site he saluted fundamentalist muslims who have killed in the name of their religion. on the website politicalforum.com between march and may 2013 postings that can mostly be described as nonsensical ramblings, but there are themes. again and again

i am andrea harris faulkner is here, sandra smith ainsley earhardt, and today's #oneluckyguy lindseygraham is here for the first time making rounds as a presidential candidate. we are almost outnumbered because we have two south carolina residents. >> what happens in south carolina stays in south carolina. >> i didn't realize it was like vegas. >> you are not hanging out with the right

in prison the former blank pan cher serving a life sentence for the 1981 killing of officer danny faulknerhearing for the teacher is set for september. >>> new ads at the children's hospital of philadelphia are turning heads and some are pretty upset about it. the signs are meant to promote children safety. those behind the ads say the critics just aren't getting the message. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson explains why people are so fired up. ♪ >> reporter: somewhat surprising social media response to what honestly appeared to be a pretty standard ad put up by the children's hospital of philadelphia was brought to our attention through twitter and other social media. several people were apparently upset over an ad asking parents to look out for their chirp in traffic, saying that's victim blaming it's targeting children and it should be more focused on the drivers. an advocate children's safety told me, people are allowed to be upset but in this case, controversial or not the ads are just true. >> i think it's interesting that it pick up in social media so quickly and with negative type of

to mumia abu jamal, who is serving a life sentence for killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. >>> there's a new push to expand pre-k nationwide being led by a senator from our area. pennsylvania senator bob casey is sponsoring the measure. it would be part of a rewrite of the no child left behind program being debated by congress. it would cost $30 billion for the five-year pilot program. casey proposing paying for that plan by closing tax loopholes for corporations who claim to be headquartered overseas. >> we should at least make that tax avoidance strategy more difficult to achieve. that's what this would do. >> some local school districts we talked to say they worry that after the five-year test the program will no longer be funded and they will be stuck paying the bill. here's the breakdown on how many children could be helped by casey's strong start amendment. in pennsylvania, almost 94,000. in new jersey more than 42,000 and in delaware more than 15,000 children would be impacted. >>> after some showers early today, we have managed to have a lot of dry weather

i'm harris faulkner. this is "the fox reporter." a memorial at one shooting site is growing.iend and total strangers putting flowers and american flags to pay respects to the servicemen killed. we learned the sailor who survived for a couple of days has passed away. the fbi interviewing the shooter's friend who received a text message referencing part of the koran. that could be a clue as to why a 24-year-old gunman would drive to more than one location to take out our

i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros, co-host of "fox & friends" first ainsley earhardt, good to have you her back. from our sister network fox business's elizabeth macdonald. we lovingly call her emac. our #oneluckyguy welcome back, winning quarterback, broadcaster, businessman, your resume' is long, all around superstar joe theismann. he is outnumbered for the hour. >> thank you. good to be back. congratulations by the way. >> he was like making perfection, right? >> he really was, thank you. >> you're such a nice guy. so nice you loaned me your bling-bling fenn again. >> i feel obligated you love to wear it. >> you know i do. >> can she keep it? >> no. she can't have it. >> just for one hour. >> for one hour it's yours. >> have quite a bicep lifting that up. >> no doubt. >> good to have you here. we'll get on with the news. >> lots of it too. >> there is a lot to get to. let's go. the young woman killed by undocumented felon last week will be laid to rest today. kate steinle was shot dead w

. >> i'm harris faulkner. we'll begin in san francisco. the sheriff is blaming immigration officials for failing to keep a career criminal off the streets. the point would be if i.c.e. had him in custody in the first place, he would not have been free to shoot and killen innocent woman. the sheriff says he is trying to set the record straight about the controversial case. the confessed killer is an illegal immigrant, whom the feds have flagged for disease port -- deportation, but according to the sheriff federal immigration officials didn't get a warrant to have san francisco keep him behind bars. without such an order the sheriff claims the city had no choice but 0 set him free in april and that left him on the streets where prosecutors say he shot and killed the victim, kate steinle. according to the sheriff, his critics are trying to capitalize on her death. >> i find it incredibly sad and incomprehendible that this tragedy is being used as a platform for political gain. >> we're still waiting to hear back from federal immigration offic

the former black panther is serving a live sentence for the 1981 killing of officer danny faulkner. a hearing for the teacher is set for september. >>> atlantic city casino opening its doors today to find hundreds of new employees. trump taj mahal hosting a job fair in atlantic city this morning. the casino is looking to higher up to 250 new employees in the next few weeks. officials say the openings include housekeeping and cleaning positions. the property is trying to restructure and bounce back after filing for bankruptcy. >>> truck crashes into fire hydrant sending water spewing into the area. why they rush next door to save a man. >> health officials trying to stop a salmonella outbreak. one of the causes might surprise was they say people should stop doing with chicken. >> getting robo call is fairly annoying right? imagine getting them every day at all hours. time warner cable did that very thing to a texas woman so she fought back and won. big time. the huge prize she just got for all her trouble. ♪ >> live look at ultimate doppler radar tonight showing the line of severe st

we have to understand is a violent culture society found own genocide and slavery that faulkner gets it. that's the original sin. we carry it within our dna today. the systems of mass incarceration is neoslavery. it has been changed or mutated. has a quality but it's also slavery by another name, and the moment that the state feels seriously threatened is the moment that the mask will fall, and what is a common experience for the poor, especially urban poor will become an experience for the rest of us. so that moment of crisis, if we're not prepared, could be seized by proto fascist movements. we have no shortage in the christian right the tea party the lunatic fringe of the republican party. we have to give clinton his due. he turned the democratic party to into the republican party. and he pushed the republicans so far to the right they became insane. and the state if it feels -- it already feels -- it's already worried. the nsa has run scenario after scenario on climate breakdown. they know what is coming. they're ready. this is not -- the rise of these forces of -- that's what ha

a police order filed in 2008 we know that houser got a degree from faulkner university he was activelletin boards posting anti-government anti-news media messages on a web site back in 2013. in his biography on the political forum blog he wrote "believe the u.s. will be mad max in under five years." adding "no family is safe in the u.s. environment." lafayette's police chief says houser left some key evidence behind in that motel room. >> we found wigs and glasses and disguises basically in his room. his vehicle had a switched license tag on it. it was parked right outside an exit door of the theater. it is apparent that he was intent on shooting and then escaping. what happened is the quick law enforcement response forced him back into the theater. at which time he shot himself. >> let's bring in tom fuentes, our cnn law enforcement analyst. also joining us matthew fogg a former chief deputy u.s. marshal. tom, what do you make of this case because at some point the fbi might get involved. >> well absolutely if it looks like domestic terrorism, if it looks like other people might hav

the reality of the 59-year-old, who had a law degree from alabama's faulkner university appears much different. >> we hadn't been close in years. i'm not sure of the right -- just separated from him, just differed. depression issues psychological problems that type of thing. >> reporter: a 2008 restraining order offers a glimpse into houser's life. taken out by his own family says houser had a history of manic depression and/or bipolar disorder. his wife so concerned about his mental state removed all guns and/or weapons from their home. >> we saw him there that there was a restraining order put against him, his wife was fearful of him. >> reporter: the family sought to have houser committed to a mental care facility involuntarily. a request granted by a judge. >> we know he had some contacts early on in the city with some businesses. but, you know nothing that would have alerted anyone to think that maybe we need to call law enforcement about this fellow or anything like that. >> reporter: in postings last january to the blogging website usmessageboard.com houser expressed admiratio