josephine and bob thank you so much. we appreciate it brian terriy's family has launched that brian terry organization launch for other border patrol agents and for that want to go into law enforcement. visit the web site on the screen for more information. it is worthy. pinheads and patriots on deck. emotional goodbye for ann curry on "the today show." that's over two minutessf >> good morning everyone. i am patly ann brown. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it's friday june 29th. thank you for watching fox and friends first. two big ruling the supreme court's decision to uphold the healthcare mandate and members of congress voting to holder rick holder in criminal contempt of congress. >> first your 5@5:00. the canyon fire raging for nearly a week now in colorado has claimed a vifirst victim. a body has been found in a home in colorado springs. the victim's name hasn't been released. 346 homes have been destroyed this week. president obama declared it a disaster. he will be visiting today. >>> a deadly scooting killed an army

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it's very hard. >> josephine? >> to me i was just flabbergasted because i think that all of this was useless. it should have never happened. >> what do you think -- i understand there was a moment when the attorney general was confronted on whether or not he had contacted you, both of you, about the less of your son, guns provided by our government, and before you even got the apology, i understand it, it was leaked to the press. he was kind of embarrassed in that congressional hearing because nobody, as i understood it, up to that point had contacted you? is that true. >> that's true. >> it's true. >> so how did you find out about the attorney general finally apologized after congress kind of embarrassed them into it? >> a letter. >> a letter. >> after it was made public in the media. >> has president obama ever reached out to you? >> no. >> at the funeral he called us. >> he did call? >> at the funeral home. at the funeral home. >> you couldn't understand what he was saying. i couldn't, anyway. >> no, we couldn'

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and people like, for instance, josephine baker, we associate with performing in paris. in 1925, she brings her theater to germany. she is showered with gifts and jewelry and furs, invited to these wild after parties. and where she often performs in her loin cloth and said paris parties are nothing to compare with. someone like phillip johnson, the famous architect comes for the architecture and he is a young gay american, he is astounded by the atmosphere in berlin, all of this brings an amazing cast of american characters to germany. people like sinclaire lewis, thomas wolfe, george cannon, and howard k smith. he becomes a famous anchor man. and even the young john f kennedy flits through the pages of hitler land, with a short visit, most of his entries in his diaries have to do with his young bundle of fun he picked up at the border. this is a germany that is incredibly pro-american. yes, germany had, the u.s. had entered the war against germany but late in the game. the main characteristic about the americans had was that they were not the french. while americans wer

. >> reporter: josephine roberts says even though she has power, she stood in line for ice, because she's a neighborhood block captain. >> my elderly neighbor, a lot of senior citizens in our neighborhood, and so lots of time that's where we learn to -- we formed our neighborhood watch program, and we helping them, you know, to survive. because there were dire circumstances. >> reporter: the governor says he is most concerned about the next 24 hours when the combination of no electricity, no air conditioning, and possible thunderstorms comes to virginia. he says it is after the storms where you see the most injuries and the most deaths. so he said, if you can, and you haven't done so already, go see what your neighbors are up to and see if you can lend a helping hand. in tyson's corner, tisha thompson, news 4. >> nice to see people working together. >>> well, the storm also killed a man when a tree fell on his car. the scene, he was driving on old keen mill road in westfield just before 11:00 when the tree slammed into his vehicle. medics pronounced him dead at the scene. >>> no montgomer

josephine terry is her name, brian terry's mother, after eric holder testified in -- >> host: attorney general. >> guest: she says i don't understand why you never say my son's name, never mention him, and you don't have the -- you're arrogant. your don't have the nerve to actually mention why this happened, and speaking of the attorney general, there was a hearing in october where texas senator john cornyn asked eric holder, have you talked to the family at all? have you talked to the terry family? have you apologized for what happened? and eric holder said, no. and that was a little embarrassing, not on a level of the felt bad but on a level of public relations-wise so instead of just apologizing right away, eric holder released a letter of apology to the press before the entiretily family was capable of reading it. >> host: does anyone in the justice department or bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, homeland security, does anyone dispute that two of the firearms found at the scene of brian terry's murder, were from this program? is that key fact in dispute? >> guest: that key f

josephine and ken terry. thank you both for being here.

kennedy and singer josephine baker to name a few. much has been written about american expatriots in paris and london between the wars but very little has been chronicled about these americans in berlin. former "newsweek" journalist and author andrew nagorski has set out to correct that with his new book "hitlerland: american witnesses to the nazi rise to power." it's the story of a handful of americans who were the first to take the measure of hitler and his followers, showing how difficult it is to see the future when caught up in the present-- even in the eye of the storm. i spoke with andrew nagorski about his book and the times. andy nagorski, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, margaret. >> warner: paint a picture for us, first of all, of berlin, in the '20s and '30s. as hitler was rising to power, what was it like... what was it like for the americans there? >> warner: first of all, you have to remember, this was a country, a city that was totally devastated after world war i. the germans had lost something like two million m

." >> reporter: josephine terry is no fan of attorney general eric holder. she issued scathing comments about him in the past calling him a joke and a coward. this is the first time she has spoken out since the impending vote about contempt. terri' mother speak out to a radio station in philadelphia. she she is reacting to the president invoking executive privilege. >> all i can say is they apparently don't want issa to get the documents to see what else is in there. >> reporter: the terry family says the most excusating part of this process is not knowing how those guns ended up in the hands of their son's killers. here she is talking about her son the patriot. >> he loved his country and that's all he used to talk about when he was a kid. he wanted to be a policeman. he became a policeman an wanted to achieve something else. and his cousin is an fbi agent kind of helped him walk up the line, an ended up being a border patrol agent. from there he achieved to the elite which i didn't think he would make because he was older than the other guys. but he loved

his parents, kent and josephine terry now a cushion the department of justice and the obama administration of, quote, lying. saying they are hiding something, preventing these parents from getting the truth about how their son, brian, died. >> if everybody would come out and tell the truth and whoever is responsible face the consequences, this would all be over. he would have closure, and i would have closure. we could mourn for your son, which we never have done. megyn: william la jeunesse had an exclusive interview with the terry family an joins us live in the next hour of "america live" here. eight accusers come forward with nearly the same a cushion stories. could former football coach jerry sandusky be telling the truth when he says he never engaged in inappropriate sexual misconduct with those boys? dr. keith ablow is here to take a look at the strong case, according to a lot of legal watchers being presented by the defense. we'll take a look at that, and we'll also take a look at the somewhat bizarre behavior of mrs. sandusky in this case. and an ugly showdown over egypt's recent el

megyn: that was josephine terry yesterday. she is the mother of murder border agent brian terry.un running sting allowed guns to walk into the hands of some very bad people in mexico. she is react to the president invoking executive privilege. republicans move a step closer to holding the attorney general eric holder in contempt for failure to adequately respond those subpoenas, in their view. now the union representing border agents said it has had enough. it is calling for the attorney general to resign. george, welcome to the program. mr. holder said he produced over 7,000 documents. that this has now become political. that he's the one who put a stop to this operation, not the one to initiated it. he blames the bush admin sphraitioner to doing that. why do you believe he needs to go. >> unfortunately the attorney general made it political. he may have turned over 7,000 documents. but the document they are requesting are relevant document to find out who's at fault for this investigation and to hold those parties responsible. megyn: do you believe mr. holder when he says he di

. >> and his mother, josephine terry reacts last night on o'reilly to the walkout of all these memberst vote in favor of holding the attorney general in contempt of congress. >> i think it was a disgrace to them and not to my son. >> meanwhile, nancy pelosi went to the floor to try to explain her walkout and her unhappiness with the fact these contempt charges would come to a vote. here she is doing the best she can to pronounce brian terry's name. >> we all very much agree that we are very sad and seek justice to the family of border patrol agent brian ter -- brian terry. >> she didn't have that on the top of her tongue and wrestled with something else. jay carney had the same problem saying brian terry's name a week ago. 17 democrats stuck around to vote with the republicans to condemn eric holder. in the end, this will go to a judge who will look at the material and decide whether the attorney general should be holding back those documents or not. >> i think yesterday, nancy pelosi needed jake tapper to prompt her as he did for our press secretary for the white house last week. >> c

we want a yes for josephine terry, the parents of brian terry. we want a yes for the american people. we want a yep as relates to the integrity of the process. and we want a yes for justice. and, mr. speaker, my friends on the left continue to consist tently say no. -- consistently say no. we are here, mr. speaker, for only two reasons. the first is because the united states border parole agent, brian terry, is dead because of federal government operations that allowed american guns to be walked across the border in the hands of drug lords and cartels. we are here todayers mr. speaker, because the department of justice -- today, mr. speaker, because the department of justice, and the attorney general, eric holder, and now the president refuses to comply with congressional subpoenas that will give us clarity on these questions. give us clear answers for the terry family and for the american people. we have been trying for 18 long months. mr. nugent: i yield another minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minu