and this morning grumpy cat is here unveiling her brand-new video exclusively on fox & friends, which proves that mornings are better with friends. they re better with cats. you re watching fox & friends. that s a great way to begin your day. and welcome everybody. live to studio e. brian kilmeade is off. peter johnson is in. grumpy cat is also live in the green room. that s right. perfectly seated in our green room right there. grumpy cat receives makeup, receives hair this morning and says ready to go, ready to perform for america. grumpy cat has a new friend that we re about to meet in a world exclusive. it s oscar, the blind cat. got a pal. stand by for that. everybody s excited in my house too. there s oscar. maybe he can ungrumpify him. you never know. thank you very much for joining us. we ve got a fox news alert to start with. yesterday we told you that bowe bergdahl started his job on base, and today we re finding out that bowe bergdahl, who h
military did drop leaflets on three neighborhoods in northern gaza, ordering 100,000 people to e-0 v vacuat evacuate. it wasn t enough warning. ayman mohyeldin filed this report from gaza. reporter: it was a scene of carnage and devastation. it was one we swlgs other journalists witnessed ourselves. it happened about 4:00 p.m. down by the gaza seaport where our hold is and where the foreign media is staying. we heerd two loud explosions believed to be israeli shells that landed in the vicinity ever the seaport. we saw smoke billowing from the water line. it was at that point that we also saw children running and screaming and it became apparent that there were casualties and fatalities. several of the bodies of those young children that were injured were rushed through our hotel lobby into the back of an ambulance before they were taken to the hospital. it was at the hospital that we found one of the mothers. one of the mothers was looking for her son frantically. she had h
hearing where you hear quite a bit about this big story tonight. bill: peter doocy live d.c. good morning to you. what else did the inspector general discover in this report? reporter: six veterans writing to va asking for help and thousand of their letters sat there. in indianapolis, the inspector general found 3200 unprocessed mail. the delay processing 11 to 146 work days. in philadelphia, staffers were cherry-picking only processing easy claims. they destroyed mail that couldn t be delivered. systemwide, poor follow-up procedures cost the government big bucks. perfect example. 88% of vets with temporary 100% disability ratings didn t have their cases reviewed to make sure there is medical evidence to support that 100% disability claim. but they got paid anyway. that led to $85 million in improper benefits paid since january of 2012. a lot of new details about issues at these facilities came during visits to regional offices last month. bill? bill: so, peter, what is the
Veteran himself and former lawyer for the marine corps. thank you very much. i know you did prosecutions for the marines and now defend people. you ve been on both sides of the criminal courtroom. the question here is first, the general, major kenneth dahl. a member himself deployed to afghanistan. good guy, trustworthy? i don t know. it s incredibly unusual to appoint a general to conducted an investigation typically. obviously this is a lot different. media has grabbed it. there are national security implication. what do they normally do? what s that? why is this so unusual? because backing up in 2009, when an investigation went on back then, investigating officers were appointed.
Veteran himself and former lawyer for the marine corps. thank you very much. i know you did prosecutions for the marines and now defend people. you ve been on both sides of the criminal courtroom. the question here is first, the general, major kenneth dahl. a member himself deployed to afghanistan. good guy, trustworthy? i don t know. it s incredibly unusual to appoint a general to conducted an investigation typically. obviously this is a lot different. media has grabbed it. there are national security implication. what do they normally do? what s that? why is this so unusual? because backing up in 2009, when an investigation went on back then, investigating officers were appointed.