heather? heather: thank you very much, gregg.the wire for two key bills in washington affecting your bottom line. we'll have the latest on that. bill: take a good look at this one. think they tried it? [laughter] someone here does. heather: i do. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system... from beautyrest. it's you, fully charged. it could be very abrasive. if the surface gets abraded, it's just the environment that bacteria likes to nestle into and they can cause the odor. your denture needs to be cleaned gently on a daily basis. i like to recommend polident, it kills the bacteria without causing any abrasion. when my patients follow my instructions, their dentures feel clean and fresh. they look forward to putting them in their mouth and smiling. bill: it's a good thing they took the photos after the wedding, before the

heather. heather: thank you very much. peter doocey reporting for us, thanks.as been a lot of reaction to the new york city mayors plan on the super sized soda. he wants to stop the sale of any sugary drinks over 16 ounces. a lot of people are talking about this even 0 john boehner. >> i like mayor bloomberg, but are you kidding me? come on. don't we have bigger issues to deal with than the size of some soft drink that somebody buys? bill: it was nicotine before that. mayor bloomberg earlier today on nbc's today show was defending this plan with matt lauer, have a listen here. >> we are not banning you from getting the stuff, if you have 32 ounces the restaurant has to serve it in two glasses. that is not something taking away your freedomming, this is reminding you and all the studies show if the glass in front of you or the plate in front of you is smaller you'll eat less. bill: so you have to order two. heather: would you order two? do you order the big gulp. bill: i get the big coffee though and that would be affected. this is a proposal, by the way it's no

heather. heather: his job is on the line.overnor scott walker sitting down with fox' neil cavuto. kneel will join us live from madison with what the governor just told him. bill: also this mother accused of leaving her baby on top of her car, driving away. you will not believe this story. >> they were so upset about it, poor people. i was in just pure shock. my heart was broken for that baby. bill: 34 minutes past the hour. the head of the nuclear watch group says his agency is not making enough progress. today's announcement comes ahead of a new round of nuclear talks with iran this beck. a new study finds the cancer drug avastin could slow progress of advanced ovarian cancer. it's already approved for other types of cancer. more than 180-thrill seekers channeling their inner indiana jones trying to break the guinness book of records for zip lining. the record was set in 2010. we won't know if they successor not. heather: have you ever been on a zip line? no. have you. heather: i haven't but i'd like to. bill: what is the be

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news, death toll climbing in syria as tensions rise. we'll have a live report from inside that war-torn country. >> gregg: the clock is ticking down. we could be less than 48 hours away from the supreme court's decision on the president's healthcare law. we'll take a closer look what the outcome could mean in the race for the white house. >> heather: and true piece of american history just folds. who is the proud new owner of george washington's personal copy of the constitution. here is hinted. it's good news for all of us. >> gregg: but first, top story today, house democrats fighting back against the republican push to hold eric holder in contempt of congress over the botched gun running sting known as fast and furious. republicans could get the vote before the full house next week. molly henneberg is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: democrats on the house oversight committee are coming to the defense of the attorney general, eric holder, today after th

heather: i'm jenna lee.00 69,000 jobs in way the unemployment rate is at 8.2%. we are seeing reaction in the stock market, trading lower by 224 points. a big report, so we

heather?ther: molly henneberg, live in washington for us, thank you. >> gregg: new reaction from one of the jurors in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. one juror saying the credibility of the accusers testifying against the former penn state football coach sealed his fate. the state attorney general agreed. >> one of the recurring themes of the witnesses' testimony which came from the wishes of the victims themselves in this case was, who would believe a kid? and the answer to that question is, we here in bellfont, pennsylvania would believe a kid. [cheers and applause]. >> and i think i speak not only for my own agency, but, for law enforcement across the country, when i say, we would believe a kid. >> gregg: sandusky may face more legal troubles, hours after the case went to the jury attorneys for his son, matt, issued a statement saying he told prosecutors that he was the victim of abuse from his father as well, here's jerry sandusky's attorney. >> the commonwealth attorney advised me it

heather?her: thank you very much, molly henneberg reporting live from washington. thanks. >> gregg: fox news alert. a stand-off in dallas, texas between police, including the swat team and a man who is just outside a bank. here is what we know. somebody was either entering the bank or leaving the bank. this, by the way, is the northwest highway between turtle creek and hillcrest, partly shut down. somebody noticed a man slumped over in a car at the bank. the fire department got there, started talking to the man. he wouldn't get out of the car or show his hands. they were worried he might have a gun. the police department arrived, again, he would not respond to their demands. the swat team is there. they tried to get him out of the car. as i understand it now, they have been able to get him out of the car. they have apprehended him and there you can see -- we can see that they have him cuffed and on the ground. yep. so this situation is over. but not for the motorists there because the northwes

thank you. >> heather: fox news alert.hters searching for victims in the ruins of more than 350 homes destroyed in colorado's waldo canyon fire. the most destructive fire in state history. at least two people are dead. fewer than ten people are unaccounted for and about 10,000 people remain evacuated from their homes. joining us now on the phone, nick can is a public information officer. thank you for joining us. >> so bring us up to speed. what is the latest on the containment efforts? >> for the waldo canyon fire, they are about 25% containment for that fire. >> heather: have you ever seen anything like this? >> we were looking back at the records for the state. these fires are just so much more destructive in relation to the loss of life and loss of property than anything we've seen in decades. >> heather: baby taking a look at devastation. it looks like a nuclear bomb went off. tell us about some of the scenes that you have personally seen? >> i was down in the area on tuesday night when the fire erupted. just to see m

heather? >> heather: thank you very much, molly henneberg reporting live from washington for us.er been to a wawa. new controversy over a proposed state law to punish well fare recipients for doing drugs. now, the lou would trip benefits for households if a recipient tests positive for trugs, adrug refuses treatment and the sponsor says getting people to kick drugs helps them find jobs and get off of welfare but critics say the law ignores the real problem with poverty. >> i don't think that the taxpayers of the state of utah should be giving and paying benefits for applicants who aren't willing to get the help they need. >> shouldn't be on drugs but it is more complicated than that. if there is anything we should be passing legislation on and requiring people to do is to have basic education skills. >> gregg: the new law takes effect on august 1st. >> heather: a series of national security leaks, out of the white house raising eyebrows in washington. what they reveal and, who lawmakers may think are behind them, straight ahead. >> gregg: and a daring tightrope walker, did you se

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news, heavy flooding around the gulf states, sending thousands of people to shelters. we have the forecast from fox extreme weather center. >> gregg: meanwhile, out west, gusty winds are fueling more massive wild fires forcing hundreds to leave their homes reducing tens of thousands of acres to senders. >> and legendary auburn tigers, a deadly gunfire erupts in an apartment complex full of students. >> gregg: a growing firestorm into investigation recent leaks of national security secrets, classified information. lawmakers from both parties demanding answers how this sensitive information went public to begin with. today republican senator john mccain laying squarely the blame on the president. >> it's obvious on its face that this information came from individuals who are in the administration. president may not have done it himself but the president is certainly responsible as commander in chief. >> gregg: molly henneberg is live following the th story. momly, that proba

>>heather: no, no, no. watched the stuff you gave us, coolest stuff i've ever seen. it is wonderful. incredible. >>heather: ultimate reality television. >>guest: two years of my life. that is a good sign. hopefully everyone else likes it. >>gregg: tell us about it. >>guest: it is four hours. tonight on national geographic channel. >>heather: what went into filming documentary? two years of your life. >>guest: two years. a lot of blood, sweat and tears a fantastic team. a lot of bonding. lost the tip of my finger filming dolphins in my brazil. it was not the dolphins but a dive ladder. that is behind the scenes. >>gregg: i learned so much about the penguins that jump off a cliff to getted food for their young. >>guest: they jump 100' cliff and cross a big pile of blubber and the sea lions who will eat them. >>gregg: there is a lizard that squirts blood out of its eye to keep off a bob scat that is about to eat it. >>guest: that is the first time that has been proven. the sea lions are affected bit blood. >>h

heather? >> heather: peter doocy reporting from washington.> gregg: a major development for some of the people suffering health problems after the 9-11 attacks, when the twin towers collapsed, a massive cloud of ash, choking downtown manhattan as a result. many people were exposed to that dust and they now believe it's the reason they've developed all kinds of cancers. anna is live in new york city with a ruling that could help them. >> this emotional victory for people who did fall ill after sifting through the soot at ground zero came on friday. federal health officials voting to expand the existing $4.3 billion 9-11 health program. it will now offer compensation for people with 50 types of cancer. while many first responders have cancer, there is no scientific evidence directly linking cancer and the toxins at ground zero. people with cancer could now qualify for treatments and payments as long as a good case is made that it was caused by caustic dust. previously the program only covered ailments like asthma, acid reflux disease, and chroni

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. >> heather: i'm heather childers. washington, d.c. now under a state of emergency, water use is being restricted after filtration plants and other facilities lost power, all of this creating a dangerous situation for firefighters and nearly everyone else in the city. check out the scene in ft. wayne indiana, folks there still under a severe thunderstorm warning. things not much better in parts of ohio. damage so bad. several motorists had to be rescued from live power lines. doug mckelway is live in springfield, virginia with more. >> reporter: this is the location where last night a man died. it's across the street in springfield, virginia. a man was driving down this road. a tree came tumbling down across the road drag go high tension power lines. it was several hours before authorities were able to extract his body from the car. just up the street a 90-year-old woman asleep in her bed had a tree crashed through the house crushed her to death. the governor of virginia, bob mcdonald has declared a state of emergency. he calls it the

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news a state of the emergency issued in one stated. tornadoes reported in another as the gulf coast prepares for a dangerous and erratic tropical storm. >> gregg: new president named in historic election in egypt. reaction from world leaders is mixed. we'll be live in cairo with the latest. >> heather: historic vote expected this week on capitol hill. will they hold eric holder in contempt and how much did the white house know about fast and furious? >> gregg: we begin with a a fox news alert. weather, tropical storm debby growing in the gulf of mexico putting people on high alert everywhere from texas to fla. bobby jindal is issuing a state of emergency. the dangerous storm is approaching. in galveston, texas, the rough surf, forecasters is expected for debby to strengthen. big question is where will it hit. our meteorologist is track the tropical storm. what is happening. >> i wish i had answers for you. at 5:00 they'll come out with the latest advisory and as soon as it comes in it's kruishlt that we show the viewers across the gulf

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. world investors held their breath but the tiny mediterranean nation drowning in debt choosing the conservative party over the party that wanted to reject international bailouts. >> gregg: this choice has major consequences. hours from now, markets around the globe begin trading. ashley webster streaming live from athens. tell us about the vote. >> reporter: it was interesting, for the longest time this has been seen as a neck-and-neck race before the pro bailout conservative party and leftist party, anti-bailout party led by their young leader 37-year-old man who appealed to a young voter, young people struggling with the difficult economy in greece. in the end as the evening wore on the conservative party pulled away a little bit and with a 4% lead, all the results are not yet but talking to the country earlier, as you say calling it a victory and a vote for the european and euro course. shortly thereafter, his main contender gave him a call and congratulated him and spoke to the nat

>>heather: u.s. the latest victims in the unemployment crisis with more than half still unable to find a job. so what can you do to give your teen an inch this summer? we have expert times straight ahead. egypt is weighing results of the first ever presidential election. but why are so many abandoning any hope of reform brought open by last year's uprising? greater risk of stroke. don't wait. go to afibstroke.com for a free discussion guide to help you talk to your doctor about reducing your risk. that's afibstroke.com. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. >

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> gregg: zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder with the death of trayvon martin. he says he shot the unarmed teen in self-defense while on a neighborhood watch patrol. but on friday a judge revoking zimmerman's bail ordering him back to jail for lying about his finances allegedly. his attorney making this statement moments ago. >> he said that, he is in custody and he is going remain in before we go before a judge, if and when he grants us a bond hearing. he may consider it but that depends on the motion also. whether judge lester wants to revisit his bond status. >> gregg: how may it play to a jury? zimmerman is accused of lying to judge and reports of a second passport never turned over to the court. our legal panel here to gave closer look at the cases later in the hour. >> gregg: gloomy economic news sparking a war of words between presidential candidates. both sides making the rounds on sunday morning talk shows using the latest numbers to t

after heather's death she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law which made domesticthe young people on what a healthy relationship is and the signs they need to look for and what to do and that there are people out there that care and there are resources for them to turn to. when you're in abusive relationship and you decide to go back, you are going the hear the words i'm sorry. i've changed. i'll never do it again. i love you. and you want to believe it. so you end up going back and i believe that's what heather did. >> i mean she loved me. i know she did. when she -- when she was -- after she got off me i had stabbed her right here she lay down. ahead her in my arms and before she died she said i love you and those were her last words. >> during his sentencing one of the things that he did say was heather's last words that i love you, josh. i will never believe that. i have nightmares that heather's last moments was calling out for me to help her because she had done that so many times before. i don't see where this would have been any different. >> one fact that

obviously he took heather's life. he took her family's and her friend's. moeb is the same. nobody has ever stopped missing heather.

>>heather: that is it for us.news sunday with chris wallace is coming up next. have a great and safe week. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> chris: i'm chris >>chris: i am chris wallace with five months to election day the campaign focus on job one, how to get america back to work. both sides talking about the rise in unemployment rate and whether the recovery is stalling and senior advisor to governor romney and steven rattner president obama's former car czar. is tuesday's wisconsin recall election a preview of presidential race? we will ask our sunday panel about the possibility of traditionally blue states that could flip to red in november. and our power player of the week, working to attract new generations to the father of our country. right

heather was thinking of becoming a nun. on this night, aaron and heather were in the kitchen.y shared a late dinner and a bottle of wine. down in the basement brad heyka, a finance specialist, turned in, while upstairs jason prepared his gym bag for the next day's practice and switched off the lights. in the bathroom, h.g. washed her face and pinned her hair up with a plastic clip. outside there were six inches of fresh snow on the ground and a cutting north wind. inside the five friends were warm, oblivious to the change a knock on the door would bring. >>> coming up -- i've always looked up to my brother. he doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i was teaching a martial arts class and it hit me. we get to the emergency room... and then...and then they just wheeled him away. i had to come to that realization that "wow, i am having a heart attack." i can't punch this away. i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone. so be sure to talk to you doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i'm a fighter and nowadays i don't have t

it just felt like it was coming so fast. >> heather has only one option.he must outrun the avalanche before it steamrolls over her. >> go, go, go, go, go! straight straight straight! >> the only thing that i even thought of doing was pointing my board, pointing it straight. i was not going to sit down, i was not going to fall. >> i could hardly see heather at that moment. i was terrified. all i could think was please, please make it, heather. >> at the bottom of the mountain with his camera trained on heather, ben looks on in horror. >> when she dropped in and the avalanche triggered, it went from riding as high as you can be to instant fear. >> if heather falls, disaster is all but guaranteed. >> straight, straight! >> but heather has set her mind on making it down the mountain. >> i didn't have time to worry. i just knew that the mountain was coming down. you just went into survival mode almost. >> incredibly heather's able to build up enough speed and get down the hill, leaving the snow mass behind her. >> i outran this avalanche. and i just remember my

i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. this is friday june 22nd. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". it is time for your 5@5:00. an assault by the taliban on a lakeside hotel in kabul ending overdmiet leaving 17 people dead. >> security forces and gunmen armed with rockets exchanging fire after dozens of people taken hostage. the standoff lasting over 12-hours. the five taliban militants also found dead including 3 homicide bombers. >>> it is dangerous and deadly conditions there. the rain washing out a highway in wisconsin killing three people who tried to drive through that rain. they estimate the flooding is at least $80 million in damages. more on that later. the u.s. and south korea holding the largest joint live military firing drill fighter jets attack helicopters and 2 how ally troops all involved. the war games meant to be a strong warn to go north korea against any type of aggression. the drill taking place ahead of money days 67th anniversary of the start of the korean war. developing storing reovernight a mountain ranger was k

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. it is half past the hour. it is time for the top five stories at 5:30 this morning. a day at the pool turns really scary in indianapolis, indiana after a chemical skill sickens dozens of people mostly children. witnesses say it seems like a big acid explosion of chlorine followed by a foul smell and lifeguards then started yelling at the kids to get out of the water. a lot of children reportedly coughing and throwing up as well. 71 people in total were sent to the hospital. none of their injuries considered life threatening. >> passengers evacuated from this alaska airlines plane after not one but two of the tires blew out. the plane was able to land safely at john wayne airport in california. none of the passengers were injured. the faa is investigating. >>> an egyptian terrorist invited to the white house? the daily beast is reporting that aldean is one of several egyptian parliament members who met with the obama administration to talk about diplomatic he is part of the egyptian islamist group designated as

>> heather: have you heard this, daredevil nick wallenda becoming the first person to walk a tightrope across niagara falls, but it was no walk in the park, he braved fierce winds and heavy mist as he teetered back and forth high above this rushing water below and rick leventhal is live for us in niagara falls, new york with more on the feat. he witnessed it and has more. hi, rick. >> reporter: it was incredible. and that is what nick wallenda said, heather, it was amazing and absolutely incredible the view from over the falls and he's the only one to ever see it from directly above niagara falls and we'll show you where the walked them. wire is long gone but the record has now been set. walking across that raging niagara river. and credits concentration and focus and prayer and his dad who is on a head set in his ear for keeping him calm, 10:17 p.m., eastern time and he climbed on the two inch steel kascable ande began his careful journey into

i now have the pleasure of introducing heather taylor muesli. heather guides the organization's strategy to build an environmental majority, and promoting our environmental safeguards. heather has more than 13 years of experience in federal politics, both as a public interest lobbyist and on capitol hill. prior to taking on the role of director for the nrdc action fund, she had her own consulting business and previously was the deputy legislative director at the natural resources defense council. prior to her position at nrdc, had worked on capitol hill as an aid to ted strickland. she then worked as a senior staff member for current labor secretary told us always. during her time on capitol hill, heather cofounded the democratic caucus team, which continues to help democratic members communicate more effectively with constituents about the environment and energy issues. heather is married with two beautiful children and resides in california. please welcome heather. >> good evening, thank you for joining us this evening to celebrate the nrdc ac

i will call up first heather. >> good afternoon. my name is heather and i'm a proud resident of the mission district. i was invited to apply by current members of the procurement advisory committee. i have over 20 to 10 years of experience with a supply chain of various products, including manufactured and artisan goods. i spent a lot of times in factories in the united states as well as overseas in seeing the factory conditions. i'm doing what i can to improve the working conditions. this will be my first involvement in local government but i did serve the country as a peace corps volunteer in west africa early in my career. in terms of public experience for this particular seat requires experience with public goods. when i was working in the private sector, i was responsible for working conditions for the purchase of university licensed goods from public universities. sports wear, and then in my most recent position, i was dealing with work wear, uniforms and connecting suppliers from asia to opportunities to sell work wear to cit

i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for joining us it is tuesday june 21st. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> here is the top 5 at 5:00. >>> minnesota declaring a state of emergency at this hour. take a look at this unbelievable video. you will understand why. water flooding the streets and homes in duluth, minnesota 10 inches of rain falling in 24-hours and more rain is on the way. check this out. a zoo nearly wiped out. a polar bear swept away. he managed to survive. two seals also washed away. here is one that turned up on the street outside of the zoo. >> looks like godzilla came through took chips out of the concrete. it is unreal. >>> 20 animals did not make it out of the zoo alive. a 6-year-old boy did survive. he was swept 6 blocks away in an under ground pipe. apparently minor injuries luckily. >>> sanford florida police chief who handled the trayvon martin investigation fired. he did not rays george zimmerman. he was protected on the stand your ground law, lee tried to rezine b

heather, patti anne we are talking locally 15 inches of rain. flooding a big concern. >>> maria molina. thanks. >> in a few minutes we will have a live report from the florida city where that tornado struck. stay tuned. >>> billy ray cyrus is bound for broadway. ♪ >> cyrus will make his debut on the new york stage this november. the 50-year-old joining the cast of the musical chicago. he will play the lead role of billy flynn. reese witherspoon hasn't said much about her recent pregnancy until now. she revealed she has been having a tough time fighting food cravings and feels very round. she is due this fall. >>> disney pixar movie "brave" hit the box office bullseye. made $66.7 million. madagascar 3 at number 2 and vampire hunters came in third. >> and now it is time for your starting lineup a roundup of all of the sports stories making headlines at this hour. the red sox trading third base man kevin uk list after 8 years with the team. shipping the all stars and white sox. they will get zach stewart, the pitcher and rent lillibridge in return.

it could be -- heather. it could be 40 degrees.rtion of the area bundling up by tomorrow morning. by the afternoon a different story with the temperatures soring into the afternoon hours. the skies out there if you can not see in the satellite, the buoys. and the gusts off shore. winds gusting to 36 hours. strong winds near the coast and also right around here will remain in the forecast tonight. this weekend more sunshine and we are warming up. the weather sticks around until monday. gradually cool off for next week into tuesday and thursday. we are talking about those cold numbers overnight. coolest locations at 40s, san francisco, right around 50 degrees. 49 going to 50. today, about the same as yesterday. everybody going up as we head off into saturday. the warmest locations on track to reach the 80s. high pressure really strengthening over head. that off shore flow really ramps up primarily in the second is half of the weekend. 60s for the beaches, 80s in land. we will warm -- inland. we will warm up. sunday, the warmest day o

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. it is half past the hour.ime for a look at the top five stories. coming out of minnesota declaring a serious state of emergency right now. raging water flooding streets and homes in duluth. take a look at this thing. perspective from the sky. buildings, homes and cars completely submerged there. close to 10 inches of rain falling in 24-hours and even more is on the way. check out this zoo nearly wiped out. a polar bear swept away. he survived. two seals also washed away. here is one that turned up on the street outside of the zoo. 20 animals there did not make it. a car swallowed up by the ground with two brothers inside. both managed to escape without any injuries. a 6-year-old boy survived after being swept 6 blocks in an under ground pipe. how about that. >>> new video we are hearing an emergency from a pilot of a jetblue flight. a flight passengers describe as a ride from hell. >> the nature of the emergency? >> the flight was on the way from las vegas to new york. they had to circle the airport for 3 hour

an associate of blue skin solutions and blogger at heather's. erica nudie democratic strategist and vince colonies senior online editor at the daily caller welcome to all of you let's start out with the best government money can buy it seems like we officially have it shelly adelson has now come out and said he will pour at least one hundred million dollars into defeating president obama he's worth twenty five billion dollars so you know he probably would even notice one hundred million dollars there's a new report out that america's health insurance plans a hip the lobbying group for the health insurance industry. has. funneled more than one hundred million dollars to the chamber of commerce into this giant pool of cash and then we have the spectacle yesterday in the senate a block of senators basically throwing softballs of jamie dimon including chuck schumer the democrat bob corker and my crew other republicans all three of whom lose j.p. morgan chase is their number one campaign donor so do we have are we officially living in our oligarchy a

heather?> well there's a lot of continuing reaction to governor scott walker's recall vikctory and what it will mean to presidential election. o'reilly discussed the impact it will have on president obama. >> what does the wisconsin vote mean for president obama? >> they believe it is very, very bad news. run to go the left this time arounded. 3 years ago he said evidences a moderate. he embraced gay marriage will not sport cuts without tax hikes doesn't seem to be concerned about the $16 trillion debt and continues to support his social justice programs. the folks in wisconsin have had enough. they are not buying the progressive economic division any more. the president finds himself on the wrong side of history. >> democrats he took into this race for two specific reasons. stay tuned for that. >>> it is time now to brew on this. in a few hours the head of the tsa will be in the hot seat at capitol hill. the subcommittee on transportation security is holding a hearing on ways to improve the a

thanks, heather. >> am noirmal or am i nuts?question we all ask ourselves from time to time. we wonder whether our quirks finally made it across the line from whacky with worrisome. here to answer e-mails is dr. keith ablow. >> my pleasure. >> my brother thinks he is adopted. he is convinced he was adopted. he thinks my mom had a relationship with someone else besides my dad. is he crazy or what? >> he is not crazy. studies show a surprising number of people who think their biological parents are not. here's what i like about this. get a dna test. you and your brother should do that and find out the truth because the truth always wins, normal. >> i like this one. this guy says -- know it's a guy. i think my dog loves me more than my wife does. i know it's a cliche. i think about it a lot. am i nuts? >> you are completely normal. this is a fact of life. of course your dog loves you more than your wife loves you. your dog has infinite love for you. don't get obsessed with it. let it go out of your mind think about your marriage ho

i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. 30 minutes after the hour.ime for the top 5@5:30. the top stories making news at this hour. a 20-year-old man is under rays in connection with a deadly shooting of a police officer. holland oliver was the only person involved in the murder. the victim now identified as 32-year-old single mom sol lena hollis. hollis is veteran of the police force was trying to break up a fight at a jazz concert when she was shot. she leaves behind a 12-year-old daughter. dole is recalling 25 pounds of bagged salads because of possible listeria. >> they were distributed in georgia, kentucky, north carolina, tennessee and virginia. postal workers union activists and supporters kicking off a hunger strike. they protest what they claim are efforts to privatize to break up the postal service. dennis kucinich kicking off but not taking part. it needs to be reformed since it is losing billions. republican efforts reform would compromise it's effectiveness. >> the federal government refuses to reveal the food stamps. foufr the last 4 mo

servo conservative strategist associate with blueskin solutions a blog that heather servo dot com and richard follower democratic strategist knows richard fall a radio show good to have you both with us going to have me tom thanks for joining us first of all let's let's start out right back where we were what i was talking with the congressman about senator bernie sanders had this to say about the montana ruling today with the supreme court basically reaffirmed citizens united bernie sanders said in his favor in his famous speech at gettysburg during the civil war abraham lincoln talked about america as a country of the people by the people and for the people today as a result of the supreme court's refusal to reconsider its decision citizens united we are rapidly moving toward a nation of the super rich by the super rich and for the super rich that is not what america is supposed to be about the supreme court decision must be overturned so anyone disagree. i disagree with you yes i don't i know i know i'm going to say it right now i mean the whole idea i mean you know you have no evi

. >> heather and patty ann. as you have mentioned supreme court is expected to make its ruling today or sometime this week on healthcare reform. since the case went to the court there has been speculation among democrats and republicans as to how the court might actually rule. healthcare reformula as president obama's crowning achievement. as he played a round of golf on sunday he is keeping a close eye on the prsupreme court. democrats are hoping the supreme court will uphold the law. >> what we find is millions of americans already benefited from the elements of this historic reform. i believe most americans will say we will never go back to the age where my child will be denied access to health insurance because he or she has a preexisting condition. >>> fwhier sent members a memo not to spice the ball if that happens. they are looking at a broad plan to move forward. >> all along we said real problems this isn't the solution. if this goes away you have to start dealing with the problem. >> the main question

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news a state of the emergency issued in one stated. tornadoes reported in another as the gulf coast prepares for a dangerous and erratic tropical storm. >> gregg: new president named in historic election in egypt. reaction from world leaders is mixed. we'll be live in cairo with the latest. >> heather: historic vote expected this week on capitol hill. will they hold eric holder in contempt and how much did the white house know about fast and furious? >> gregg: we begin with a a fox news alert. weather, tropical storm debby growing in the gulf of mexico putting people on high alert everywhere from texas to fla. bobby jindal is issuing a state of emergency. the dangerous storm i

. >> i am heather nauert. it is june the 20th. thank you for being with us and watching "fox & friends first". >> it is time now for your five at five. we begin with a fox news alert. must be b mubarak on life support after suffering a stroke. the 84-year-old has beens transferred. he was clin kically dead but quickly revived saying he's being kept alive with a respirator. there is unrest over who will succeed him a. runoff election with the former prime minister and candidate with muslim brotherhood claiming victory. back stan pastoring what it considers an important leader of al qaeda. he was raised during an operation near the pakistan and iranian border. the french national is believed to have had links with militants in europe. reports say he may have had a role in the 9-11 attacks here. an explosion rocking a national hotel late last night. brand new video of the scene moments after the blast. (alarm sounding) >> are you okay? any one hurt? >> de preall over the floor at the ap preland hotel. the blast happening in a mechani

i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne.t is 29 after the hour. >> now time for your 5 at 5:30. fires tear gas used thermala imagg last night. officers believed this man accused of murdering three people at auburn university was hold up inside. hours after the home. 41-year-old gabriel thomas both have had contact with a gunman. they radioed in 21 people were on a boat called the blind date and a murder near sandy hooks. crews searched for hours and were unable to find anything. it costs taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> she spent 16 years on the run with her boyfriend. one of the fb aishgs most wanted men and katherine greg will learn her fate. she helped him hide. they caught up with them last year in california. he is on trial for 19 murder charges. >>> is this what bank of america needed your bailout money for? it will spend 50 billion to address climate change. the goals include renewable energy like wind, solar and hydro power reducing energy consumption 25 percent by 2015. bank of america already spends 2

blueskin solutions and blogger heather sermon dot com and richard democratic strategist and host the richard foller show the supreme court ruled on arizona's immigration law striking down three out of the four provisions but i want to talk about what scalia said in his dissent he just he just went off on the president he said to say as the court does and he actually kind of acted out that present that arizona contradicts federal law by enforcing applications of the immigration act that the president declines to enforce boggles the mind if securing his territory in this fashion is not within the power of arizona we should cease referring to it as a sovereign state tone you are right now tone is mine up but actually my associate producer was my radio show was in the room with him when he said it the day and i did that he said you almost got it that he really you know he's very very. italian yeah the audio will be out there is that but he's basically saying that arizona sovereign. i thought you know arguably what he's saying is that they can keep all californians didn't we litigate stat