good morning. it is sunday, june 5, 2015. i'm abby huntsman. this is not the way to parallel park a cruise ship. look at this. >> [ bleep ]. whoa. >> well, find out how much damage that dock took thanks to celebrity cruises. then the countdown to california under way. bernie sanders says he will never surrender. now he's promising a contested convention and politicizing the death of muhammad ali to attack donald trump. watch this. >> don't tell us how much you love muhammad ali. and yet you're going to be
prejudiced against muslims in this country. >> well, he's not line. hillary did the same thing. stay tuned. and donald trump's make america great again hat is the must have item of the campaign season. one school is siding with the bullies who told this kid to take it off. they're banning it. that boy is here live to tell his story. see if he brought his hat. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ oh, at the tilapia farm. yes, we are raising the budget here on the show. trying to raise some money with tilapia. >> we are celebrating national fishing day and we are going to catch some of the massive brown trout -- >> can we eat it afterwards? >> fry it up.
>> do you know how to fillet a fish? >> and we're creating a backyard of your dreams. john deere riding mower out there. we have some fantastic stuff outside. we have a jam-packed show. >> doing it all with the great abby huntsman. great to see you. >> great to be invited back. what did i do to deserve that? >> you're a ray of sunshine in an otherwise rocky -- have you seen our crew? >> this show has the best crew around. so i'm happy to be here. >> you stand out. >> you've seen veto? >> you raise the bar around here. countdown to california, bernie sanders and hillary clinton battle for voters ahead of the primary. >> this as sanders vowed to continue his fight. >> mike emanuel has more in santa monica where it's very early but he has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. bernie sanders' message to his loyal supporters -- it's not over on tuesday night. sanders is promising to take his fight to next month's democratic convention in philadelphia. >> at the end of the nominates
process, no candidate will have enough pledged delegates. to call the campaign a victory. the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. >> reporter: sanders held a very large rally last night in olympic plaza in loss an. 13,500 supporters turned out. he said his networks call clinton her the winner after polls closed in new jersey at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. his supporters out west here in california and other westen states may stay home thinking it's over. clinton is telling her supporters if all things go as she expects she will capture the
democratic nomination with the help of the super delegates. the clinton campaign said she rallied the supporters in fresno. she's asking the california voters to help her get there. >> i would be honored to have your support in this california primary. so here's what i would ask you to do if you've got -- if you've got a ballot sitting and at home, fill it out and send it in. or else be sure to come out and vote on tuesday. >> reporter: and we expect hillary clinton to campaign today in oakland and sacramento. bernie sanders will head south from los angeles to san diego for a big concert and rally as the two candidates make their final arguments to california voters. >> mike emanuel, just back from dinner in santa monica. >> it's 8:00 p.m. >> it could go to bernie sanders. >> do you think this could happen? he's got 46 pledged delegates right now.
she's got like 540 some. can he flip all the super delegates in general at the contested -- >> no, probably not. but he's making a point on principle. he said, voters ought to be able to decide. this is similar to the debate on the republican side during the primaries but there are more super delegates. the democratic system is way more rigged than the republican system was. his supporters are really mad about it. >> and regardless of whether you support sanders or not, i think people appreciate the fact he's saying that. this could be over though before polls close in california because of new jersey. if it's this close, you see 49-47 according to "the wall street journal" poll. >> yes, it could be over before the polls close in california because of new jersey. but bernie is saying only if you count the super delegates is it over. people are only there because they want to be ambassador to
belgium in the hillary administration. if you take those people out it's still in play. >> this convention, you guys, could be a nightmare for her. we're hearing what 20,000 potential protesters in philadelphia? >> awesome explosion of democracy. >> so bernie sanders supporters 20,000 strong to show up in philadelphia. i guess bring the chaos there. and also these super delegates promising to embarrass hillary clinton by trying to get them to switch sides. again, she has 547. he has 46. how many of those in this --in the next few weeks would switch to the bernie sanders side? >> starting to make demands on her policy wise. they're demanding she support a higher minimum wage, $15 and above. and repudiate her associations with wall street. >> he's driven this entire narrative. you mentioned immigration and you -- we talked about trade. >> yeah. >> her flip flops on the trade policy. on and on this list has switched because of bernie sanders. >> it's going to get challenging for her to appeal to the middle
vote eventually. >> well, they all come home to roost in philadelphia. >> i have a feeling this just the beginning of this. we are learning more about the death of the legendary boxer muhammad ali who passed away friday night at the age of 74. laura ingraham has more on how ali's friends and friends are preparing to honor him one more time. >> reporter: good morning. he was known as the greatest and now the boxing friends and family are mourning a loss of a legend. doctors said it was septic shock that took his life, after he had been admitted into the phoenix area hospital earlier in the week with respiratored from par disease for 32 years. his daughter hana tweeted an instagram out, the account of his final moments saying this. all of his organs failed but his
heart wouldn't stop beating. for 30 minutes his heart kept beating. no one had ever seen anything like it. his daughter says it was a true testament to the strength of his spirit and will. the outpouring of support and memories only getting started from friends around the world and those in the boxing world who knew him best. >> friends for life. he brought me into fighting. he was a man of god who believed in god and with that faith and the confidence in himself nothing was impossible to him. >> don king of course. the eulogies will be will be given by former president clinton and bryant gumbel. >> laura ingle, thank you. amazing his heart kept beating for 30 minutes after his organs shut down. we want to get to some headlines now. and a police officer is killed,
run over by a suspected shooter. the unidentified man shot three people and then drove into 46-year-old officer verdell smith who was trying to get pedestrians out of the way. >> he was flying down the road. he hit several things down through there. the cops were chasing it. i guess that's where it was. >> two of the victims hospitalize and in critical condition. the suspect is in custody but has not been charged. officer smith was an 18-year-old veteran of the force and he leaves behind a fiancee and three children. well, a raging brushfire in california. that inferno is 200 acres and has been fueled by the extreme heat hitting that area. mandatory evacuations have been put in place. three water dropping helicopters and more than 500 firefighters have been working to put out that fire. the blaze is believed to have sparked after a truck crashed into a power pole knocking it
over. and brace for impact. this cruise ship is coming in hot. >> oh, god. [ bleep ]. >> brace yourself. >> whoa. that cruise ship slamming into the dock in alaska causing more than $3 million in damage. the cruise line says strong winds and waves caused the crash. thankfully though, no one was hurt. you guys, i used -- i have never been on a cruise, i have no desire to do one actually. >> that's a little dangerous. >> rick, just back from the cruise. >> nobody could get off at that port. nobody got off in alaska. >> did you go on a cruise? >> for my parent's 50th wedding anniversary for four days. >> how was it? >> it was not my favorite. i'm not going to die. >> trapped for seven days on the
ledo deck. >> people love them. rain across parts of the east. we have kind -- been really hot. obviously guys you notice the humidity here yesterday. we'll continue to see this storm pull off to the east. today, some severe weather. we could be watching some big storms in the mid-atlantic and into the northeast. and i-95 corridor, i think we'll see a few tornados today. think of all the population, some tornadoes. could be really damaging. we're watching the tropics. four days into hurricane season. likely by tomorrow we'll have a third tropical storm of the season, it will be colin if it gets a name. impacting florida as early as tomorrow afternoon. some spots maybe four to six inches of rain, causing localized flooding. that's a big issue for florida. phoenix hit 115 degrees. earliest in the season they ever hit 115 degree and i think we'll see that again today. it will move in across parts of the southern plains this week. thinking of all the flooding we have had in texas for the last
number of day, now we'll have temperatures into the 90s. it's really humid because all the moisture is going to evaporate and it will stay like that for a number of days. an uncomfortable time across the south. >> 115 in phoenix -- >> we'll stay here. >> not a bad idea. >> thank you, rick. coming up on the show, democrats using muhammad ali's death to attack donald trump. >> don't tell us how much you love muhammad ali and yet you're going to be prejudiced against muslims in this country. >> is his death fair game? david webb is here to weigh in. good morning. a national anthem could be changed to make it gender neutral. ♪ o canada, our home and native land ♪ >> "o canada." ♪ i have asthma...
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>> here is talk show host and contributor david webb. >> does everybody notice that hillary clinton has to look at her notes to say she recognizes muhammad ali's greatness? [ laughter ] for those of you that just watched that video, look, this is what gets me. it's one thing to recognize the historic figure. i'm a boxing fan. he's an incredible boxer. he's a performer in the ring. look at what he did. but the democrats recognize him both sides of the aisle, but then to use him as a political pawn to throw a punch at someone else. that's what's wrong with this. >> well, look, i like muhammad ali but she says he has the right to change his name. did she realize he changed his name to join the nation of islam? >> at the time -- >> did she know that? >> no. look, this is a complex issue. he was against the vietnam war. but on the other side for the democrats out there, let me make
their head spin. he also endorsed ronald reagan in 1984 and campaigned for him. actually, went out and campaigned. there were billboards you can look them up on the web and it was because he said reagan was keeping god in schools. >> you know what? that being said, regardless of politic, muhammad ali just passed away. can we have 24 hours -- can we just have 24 hours that we can talk about the man's heart and the good he's done for this nation? >> you know, for those suffering from parkinson's disease, look at the work he did to bring attention. he did a lot of things quietly to help people in neighborhoods they never knew where a check was coming from. he was a very complex man. >> a very religious man as well. >> right after justice scalia's death, same thing. they politicized his death as well. >> far be it from democrats basically to use anyone to get any attention to paint republicans as someone to run away from him. >> unfortunately, no one is making a more serious point --
no americans i don't think discriminating against people on the basis of their religion. look at europe. is anyone asking hillary clinton what do you make of norway, for example or germany? >> outright discrimination based on religion. here in america, i would say this. for the state department that stood out and said we processed 235 syrian refugees in one day, they have to do 60 a day in order to get obama's goal reached. in this country, you bring them in is there rampant discrimination, no. go to europe. see what's going on in some of the neighborhoods on both sides of the aisle. muslims against others and others against muslims. >> do they have an answer for that? >> no. >> i mean what is the plan to prevent that from happening here? >> radicals kill more muslims than any other group. you ask muslims in america do they want to be safe, they say yes they want to be safe. >> david webb. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> i have very little to say on a sunday morning. >> at 6:20 in the morning. >> by the way, by the way, can i
say this really quick? democrats are now okay with women being assaulted in the streets, as that woman was in the video, eggs and other things thrown at her and also when it comes to protesters breaking parking lot signs -- is this okay with democrats, destruction of property? where there's the condemnation from bernie sanders or hillary clinton or obama or debbie wasserman schultz? >> you heard the spokesman say property destruction is okay. coming up, richard simmons is in the hospital this morning. the fitness star, what he was doing at his mansion that has police concerned. plus, it's a twist that not even shakespeare could have dreamt up. students at yale saying studying white authors creates a hostile author. we have a student from that course joining us next. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was
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very interesting. well, call it a shakespearean twist, yale university students are calling on the english department to abolish a course on t.s. eliot and chaucer. they say it creates a hostile environment. >> yeah, the course has been generally well received for years. but the anonymous petition has received over 160 signatures according to the yale daily news. >> joining us is a student who got done taking the course and sees this as an attention grab. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> by the way i love this is an anonymous petition. people don't want to affix their name to it. >> i was outraged with it. major english poet sequence is beneficial to the englishmajor. i never heard anyone complain
about it being racist or sexist or misogynist, so it seemed ridiculous to me. >> what are they wanting to learn instead? who are they wanting to learn from instead? >> i read someone's facebook, they'd rather be studying people like alice walker and toni morrison who have not been around nearly as long as jeffrey chaucer. >> what i'm struck by, there was no critique included of the text themselves. if you don't like chaucer or shakespeare, tell us why. it was solely focus on the appearance of the people who wrote the poems. did you when you got to yale expect to find more impressive students than the people who would write that? >> exactly. i expected to meet great people who are studying english works and if they're worried about shakespeare being white then they're not engaged to begin with. >> one wrote it is unacceptable that a yale student considering
studying english literature might only read white authors. it's time for the english major to decolonize. >> that's silly. this is one of the most diverse courses in the college. and so if people are spending four years in english major only reading white authors they are going extremely out of their way to make that happen. >> well, clayton it goes on, the petition claims that the students are driven a way from the major. when students are made to feel so alienated they get up and leave the room or get up and leave the major, something is wrong. the english department loses out when talented students engage in library and cultural analysis. they're always driven away from the major. >> they're getting up and leaving the class, really? >> is that happening? >> no. i have been -- it's a two part
sequence. i have never once seen anyone to get up to leave other than do the restroom. >> sounds like they're having trouble with the text, the words are too long, too complex. the idea that the school needs to dumb down its course curriculum in order to make its students happy, is that what colleges should be doing? >> absolutely not. texts like the canterbury tales and paradise lost are not easy. by starting the course that way you're more prepared for the course. >> i hope you wind up working there. they could use you. >> thank you for having me. still ahead, donald trump coming under fire for attacking the judge in the trump university case based on his ethnicity, by this morning a former attorney general is defending him. sort of. plus, the v.a. has enough trouble taking care of the vets already. now they want to pay for transgender surgery. and that's not all, abby. kicking off national fishing and boating week. do you know the best time to cast your line? >> i don't, actually. >> well, we're going to find
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>> reporter: we should point out curiel was born in indiana. but in an editorial for "the washington post," former u.s. attorney general under president george w. bush alberto gonzales said if judges and the trials over which they preside are not perceived as being impartial people will lose faith. ethics codes for the judges including the federal code of conduct governing curiel require not only that the judges be impartial, but they avoid the appearance of improprietary. hillary clinton has made it a focal point of her attacks over the last week. particularly in california which has a large hispanic population. and she's even used the issue to bring up donald trump's german heritage which some critics are saying is a veiled attempt to get her supporters to call him a
nazi. back to you y'all. >> thank you, garrett tenney. well, later in the show we have alberto gonzales joining us. i hope you'll stay tuned for that. >> be interesting to hear what he as to say about this. a fox news alert, richard simmons reportedly rushed to the hospital. >> six, seven, double touch. five, six. and side and side. >> the icon is said to be getting medical help after someone called 191 -- 911 called about his quote bizarre behavior. there was talk that he was being held by his housekeeper. and the parents of the toddler who fell into the gorilla exhibit could be criminally charged tomorrow. >> oh! >> authorities are set to announce whether or not they'll bring charges. the mother said she was temporarily distracted when he
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i don't believe that belief and reason are in contradiction whatsoever. what i do find incredible though is that a small group of people who don't affiliate themselves with any religion which is completely acceptable and understandable would be so oftentimes -- not always, but some of them so activist, trying to thwart other people's belief systems. i give you an example. i'm in a school in steubenville, ohio. one of the activist, atheist groups were trying to get them to not pray at the commencement high school commencement activities. and the students stood up themselves, they led themselves in the our father. one thing not to believe, and another thing is to keep others from not expressing their believes. >> they don't want to believe in anything, and look at the
numbers. in 2007, you had 16% that didn't identify with the religious group. look at it today, or 2014 it jumped to 23%. that's a big shift. i mean what does that mean politically? why are we seeing this change so quickly. >> the nones, not like nuns, but 95% say i believe in god, but those numbers include the unaffiliated. there are people who go to church with me every week that are unaffiliated. without any label that i'm catholic or i'm evangelical or i'm baptist. i think people are seeking. >> wanting to believe in something bigger than themselves? >> yeah. trying to decide, you know, what group they should be a part of it or what family -- church family they should be a part of. there's a lot of trust lost in religious leaders and lost in church institutions and i think
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it's my personality because even two months before the hat, they still didn't like me. >> i'm sorry about that. they made fun of you for wearing the hat and what did the school say to you? what did your teacher say? >> well, the teacher let me wear the hat, but the vice principal said i couldn't wear the hat, and i thought she just meant not inside, so i still wore it, and then the principal told me to take it off and, well, i still didn't take it off, and, well, she said that it was against the directive to wear the hat but i looked in the dress code and it was not against it.
>> here's a statement from the school. our job as educators is to facilitate a safe learning environment, it's also a responsibility to take precautions when the discourse begins to disrupt our school climate and interrupt school operations. >> angela what do you make of that? >> i think there are a lot of loopholes in the actual dress code. it's very subjective where it gives the principal or the administration the right to intervene if it becomes an issue. like they said, there are exceptions to the rule. the hats cannot be worn indoors in the assembly rooms and in the cafeteria, in the classrooms, and they didn't have an issue with him wearing it when he came back to school on tuesday, but when he did wear the hat and the teacher actually encouraged him and let him tell his story to
the class and they were very excited to hear his story and they were very supportive of logan being able to meet mr. trump and getting his hat signed and he got to shake his hand. he decided to tell his story and everybody thought it was very cool, so the next couple of days he wore the hat to school and it didn't become an issue, i believe, until fifth or sixth grader made a comment out on the playground if -- i don't know if that's how it went. what they called it a disturbance on campus and they were afraid for his safety and they called me and asked me to speak with him about, maybe not wearing the hat to school. maybe keeping it at home and not trying to cause any conflict with the other students. >> it sounds like the other students wanted to cause the conflict and they should have spoken to them. >> we haven't spoken to them since the incident. when everything aired on the news, everything took a tumble
from there. you know, we've been talked to by all different kinds of news media and text messages and social media and everyone is wanting to hear logan's story. >> i notice logan is not wearing the hat, your dog is who is a bernie supporter. he hate the hat. >> this is the hat. logan went to swim in the pool and took his hat off and set it up on the patio table and the dogs got ahold of it. this is what's letft of the hat. >> next time, wear a hillary hat and you'll be celebrated. sheriff david clark is here to react. watch what happens when this boy turns his back on a lion. we'll tell you what happens on
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muhammad ali and you are going to be prejudiced against muslims in this country. >> holy smokes, there's a lot going on in american politics and sheriff david clark is here to react to all of it. this going viral. what happens when you turn your back on a lion at the zoo. watch this. >> oh, man. >> we're going to show how it ends. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ it is national fishing month and we're celebrating, needless to say, on the plaza with gander mountain. >> do you guys have a fire pit? >> we're going to show you the backyard of your dreams.
>> abby was casting her line and a random person was talking down the streets of new york city and she almost caught the person. >> she pulled a massive fish out of the pool we have at plaza. we've gone into aqua culture. >> we've got a jam packed show, including new details this morning about the death of boxer muhammad ali who passed away friday night at the age of 74. >> his daughter hana is providing more insight through social media on how her dad left this earth, loved, surrounded by family and certainly not without one last fight. her family held his hand,
whispered in his ear, you can go now. we'll be okay. all of his organs failed, but his heart wouldn't stop beating. for 30 minutes. his heart just kept beating. no one had seen anything like it. septic shock finally took muhammad ali after he had been admitted into a phoenix hospital with respiratory problems. his funeral will be in louisville, kentucky. the eulogies will be given by bill clinton and billy crystal. headlines for you this morning. a fox news alert. a memphis police officer killed and run over by a drunk driver.
he was trying to lead pedestrians to safety. >> he was flying down the road. he had done hit several thing coming down through there and the cops just chasing him. >> two victims are in critical condition. the suspect is in custody and is not yet charged. he lives behind a fiancee and three children. we're learning theoid of -- identity of nine soldiers. eight of the nine names have been released. an investigation into that accident is ongoing and one soldier had been in the military just nine months. a raging brush fire is
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>> rick loves cruises, doesn't he? >> rick was on a carnival cruise recently. on the shuffle board deck. >> not recently. we couldn't fish off of it but we've got ben and phillip here. they have each caught two fish so far. while i'm doing the weather, we'll see if one of you can break this tie. weather map, we have a lot going on. one of the things is severe weather we're going to be watching across the eastern seaboard. this line of storms moves through and i think it's around 5:00 or 6:00 that it develops across the i-95 corridor, at least into the mid atlantic and northeast. we could see a tornado or two and think about all that with the population. you have to watch out. we will definitely see some very strong winds and a lot of rain. we're watching the tropics. we are about four days into tropical season. we're watching our third tropical storm. it's going to bring rain across parts of florida as early as
tomorrow. phillip, you did it! phillip broke the tie. here you go. nicely done. tossing back to you. phillip is in the lead. >> when we were out there, the fish were looking at us. they ran away from us. >> he's got the touch. there's a lot going on in american politics this morning. to analyze and break it down, we're bringing in sheriff david clark of milwaukee, wisconsin. so you may have seen this. bernie sanders and hillary clinton weighing in on the death as many americans did, of muhammad ali. >> one of the great american heroes in recent history is muhammad ali. don't tell us how much you love muhammad ali and you are going to be prejudiced against muslims in this country. >> on a day we're mourning muhammad ali.
it's worth remembering we live in a country where people can break down barriers, worship their own god, choose their own name and where they can lead and follow their own dreams as far as their hardwork and talent will break them. >> bernie sanders is obviously use the death of an american icon to make a political point, which is ugly. he's also suggesting that the only reason that you would have concerns about muslims mass immigration. >> what donald trump is against, he's against radical islamic terrorist. he's not get muslims. bernie sanders knows better than that. >> i want to get your take on the riots we've seen. we've seen that horrible video of a woman being pelted.
president obama, here's what he said. that's not what our democracy is about. that's not what you do. there's no room for violence, there's no place for shouting. it's very important for us to remind ourselves of who we are and what is best about american democracy and not slip into bad habits that currently manifest themselves in the other party. >> this is nothing more than premeditated organized violence. you create chaos, you create dissenction. rite -- right out of the "rules for radicals" which was
dedicated to lucifer. look, trump supporters enjoy their first amendment protection to participate in these rallies just like anybody else and it shouldn't be done having to go through fear, intimidation and get bloodied and battered to participate in our democrat state and how we choose the next president of the united states. they realize, when i say they, president obama, the democrats, mrs. bill clinton, bernie sanders know that they benefit from this sort of thing and what it does is it distracts, it distracts away from what's really going on here, some of the internal strooif that the -- strife that the party has going on right now. nevada, they realize if these hood lumps or goons may show up at a bernie sanders or hillary clinton rally which they have done in the past and do this same sort of thing.
they are happy it's haepg over there. they want to keep it over there. >> these conventions could get nasty. it's not bernie sanders and president obama getting political. michelle obama getting political at a commencement speech. let's play that. >> in this country, it's never been each person for themselves. no, we're all in this together. we always have been. and here in america we don't give in to our fears, we don't build up walls to keep people out. some folks out there today seem to have a very different perspective. they seem to view our diversity as a threat to be contained. they tell us to be afraid of those who are different, to be suspicious of those with whom we disagree. >> sher live, there's a time and place to be political. we were talking about muhammad ali just passing away and it's already political.
commence many speeches as well, is this a place to get political? >> the best part, she said thank you for allowing me to share this final commencement speech with you. that means no other college graduating class will have to hear this racial and zwis -- dwis -- divisive speech by mrs. obama. >> they are the most powerful and affluent people on planet earth, if they are victims, who isn't a victim? >> they walk around with this chip on their shoulder. they support strife and division. it pains them to know when they go to sleep at night, they sleep
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about voting for him. he's telling supporters it won't be over on tuesday night. >> for secretary clinton to get to the magic number of 2,383, she would have to win 2/3 of those pledged delegates. frankly, unless i'm very, very mistaken, that is absolutely not going to happen. the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. >> hillary clinton continues her five-day campaign swing through california. her team estimates 1,500 people showed up for her get out the vote friday nie in fresno. she's hoping her endorsement by the governor will help her win. >> i was honored to be endorsed by jerry brown a few days ago. it meant a lot to me because he's a problem-solver. he gets good ideas wherever they
come from. he listens to all kinds of people. then he makes up his mind and he gets to work. that's what we have to do together. >> sanders fear is the networks calling clinton the nominee after the polls close in new jersey at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. his fear is that his supporters here in california and other western states will stay home demoralized so he's pressing the media to let it play out. >> 4:00 a.m. in california. >> just back from dinner. i've been sending up my weekly emisscopalian prayers up for a year for this. >> they are vowing 20,000 bernie
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parents i think that's okay. it's only a few minutes. >> oftentimes that's what they think and the reality is even when the windows ajar in a matter of of minutes the car can heat up the interior to 125 degrees. 80% of the heating takes place in the first ten minutes. if you leave a child for a few minutes, it can be fatal. >> is this a big problem? are there a lot of deaths from this every year? >> we see an average of about 37 children per year dying in a hot car and this year to date we've already had nine compared to last year we only had three by this point. >> that's terrible. what is this down here? >> we want to talk about the fact that the baby should always be in the backseat and that's where you have -- that's where you are putting your baby. the problem is sometimes baby is out of sight, out of mind and we've had parents that have a failure of the memory, where their auto pilot has taken over
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donald trump under fire this morning for asking u.s. district judge gonzales curio to recuse himself from the trump university trial due to conflict of interest. one person who may agree is alberto gonzales. i'm absolutely willing to believe that this or any other judge may have biases. they have done or said thing that would make it improper for him to preside over the case. trump issic maing a different argument, because this judge's parents were born in mexico, he seems unfit to try this case. >> i did see in the piece i wrote that alone would not be enough, in my judgment, to disqualify the judge. you know, i wrote this piece not
to support donald trump's statements about the judge, but to support donald trump's rights. like any other american to have an impartial judge hear this case. that was the purpose for this -- for this piece that i wrote yesterday. >> that's, of course, an entirely legitimate point. all of us have the right to question people's motives but we understand people's motives by the things that they say or do. why would trump bring up the country of origin of this man's parents. aren't what your parents do and where they were born, isn't that by definition irrelevant? >> exactly. that is the point that i made in the piece that i wrote. to disqualify somebody based on that it would be inappropriate. it's perfectly legitimate to look at other reasons. you are a litigant, you want a fair trial. you want to win that case. that's true for anyone. it does not matter who the litigant is.
whether or not they are a terrorist, child molester, murderer, everyone is entitled to a trial before an impartial judge. to question whether or not donald trump can receive that in this case, i think it's perfectly legitimate. i would have done it differently, i said so in my piece. to question a judge like this, particularly someone who is running for president a year from now, that could be damaging to the judiciary. >> is there evidence that you think that this judge might be unsuited to preside over this trial? >> i don't know. and again it's perfectly legitimate to ask the question, and i think the judge, as every judge should do before every case, to consider all the facts, to consider the publicity about the case, what's being said publicly about the case and make a decision. it's not about being impartial, it's about the appearance of
impartiality, i am -- impropriety. that's the standard. >> what do you think with the legal group that the judge appears to be somehow affiliated? what do you think about them? >> i know very little about the group. i don't know whether or not there's a affiliation with the national group which has been very critical of donald trump's immigration policies. there may be a relationship or there may be not a relationship. that's the question. is there an appearance of impropriety. i understand there are very raw emotions about this. i'm angry with anyone who dispara disparages a hispanic judge.
i work very hard to get some hispanic judges in the judiciary. >> you can believe in secure borders but have not regard to any parents or country of origin. >> i would have certainly taken a different approach and i think that's particularly true for someone who is running for president of the united states, because, again, whenever you say something, you know, about judges' nationality, i think it demeans the office and it hurts the judiciary as a whole. >> alberto gonzales, great to see you this morning. thank for coming on. >> it's a pleasure. >> democrats use muhammad ali's death to attack.
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it's good to be in, good hands. good morning. it's sunday, june 5th. it's the countdown to the california primary. two days until primary day and bernie sanders says he will never surrender even if he loses. >> the national convention will be a contested convention. >> and now even the bernie supporters say they have or own plan to create convention chaos for hillary. we have details ahead. donald trump coming under fire from both sides politically for attacking the nationality of the judge in the trump university case. >> everyone in this country is entitled to a fair trial before an impartial judge. to question whether or not donald trump can receive that in this case is perfectly
legitimate. >> the big story now, we'll hear what trump said straight ahead. a little boy calls the cops on his own father. >> 911. what's your emergency. >> daddy went past a red light. >> so what did dad have to say once he found out about this? we'll ask him when the two join us live this hour. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. have you ever called the police on your father? >> no. is that not the cutest thing? >> i think it's horrifying. i think your loyalty out to be to your family above all. >> a few weeks ago this woman in a parking lot was looking over and rear ended me. we went home. i didn't tell my wife. a day later my wife says it's interesting the kids said you got in an accident yesterday.
they sold me out. >> to their mom. that's okay. >> we're already in the third hour. we want to get to headlines. the world preparing to say a final good-bye to it the legendary muhammad ali. septic shock killed him at the age of 74. he battled parkinson's disease for 30 years. to a fox news alert, a memphis police officer is killed. the unidentified man shot three people and then drove into 46-year-old officer smith who was trying to lead pedestrians to safety. two victims hospitalized and are in critical condition. a suspect is now in custody but has not been charged. officer smith was an 18-year veteran of the force. leaves behind a fiance and three
children. the mayor of memphis saying i'm angry at the unacceptable level of violence in our city and we must not accept this as our norm. a raging brush fire tearing through the suburban hills north of los angeles. it's been fueled by that extreme heat hitting the area. thousands of homes are in danger and mandatory evacuations have been put in place. three water dropping helicopters and more than 500 firefighters have been working to put out that fire. the blaze is believed to have sparked after a truck crashed into a power pole knocking it over. an ex-marine fired for doing his job for doing this on memorial day. >> all of you out there fighting for this country, that's what they think about you all. it's a beauty. happy memorial day you all. >> lowering the flag outside the charlotte, north carolina, time warner cable store to half-staff. the next day he was fired because of his "passion for the
flag and political affiliation." he served in afghanistan and says he did it because the flag belongs to everyone. and those of your headlines. rick is outside for a report. rick? >> what's going on with our show? >> not the entirely natural world. >> we made it look like a natural world. we have john deere. we have hammocks. look at the weather maps. talk about what's going on. very nice temperatures across most of the country. look at that. 87 in phoenix. it's 5:00 a.m. you get the idea of what's going on out there. here's where all of the rain is. it's going to be across the east and severe weather this afternoon especially along the i-95 corridor. we've seen a few tornadoes. we've been talking about incredible record flooding across texas. more rain across southeast texas. for the most part things are looking a lot improved and the
west is very dry. here's temperatures. 116 in phoenix. cools down tomorrow. 113. that heat has to go somewhere and builds in across the south and in toward the southeast for much of this coming week. get ready. summer is here, guys. summer is here. back to you. >> thanks so much, rick. >> you heard a voice. >> we can't help it. donald trump on last night at the height of this controversy over the judge. what did he say? >> you know, it's interesting. i have known donald for decades. we're friends. i've always been fully open about that. the i think the interview last night -- we touched on a lot of issues. trump university, the judge in that case and other issues that are kind of in the news right now. >> we have a clip of it we should play that. >> i have a judge who is truly unfair. i don't know the judge. he's truly unfair in san diego.
>> why did you refer to ethnicity, donald? >> his heritage is -- i want to build a wall. >> do you think you need to dial it back? >> i have to be what i have to be. i have to tell the truth. >> did he see that as a mistake? >> no, not at all. >> does he see anything as a mistake ever? >> he's the kind of guy that says what he thinks and he makes it clear. there's no agenda in terms of you're not going to really know what i'm thinking and i'm going to play you. he was very clear about it. he said -- i happen to agree with him. you have a judge appointed by barack obama. and that in itself is not enough. you also have a judge who released sealed records long before this trial is going to take place. the trial is scheduled to take place after the election. and, you know, every litigant as
judge gonzalez says has a right to a fair trial. every litigant has a right to ask a judge to recuse himself or herself. judges are not above the balaw. >> trump's argument -- i support him on most issues -- he's argued that this guy can't be fair because he's hispanic. >> that's not the only thing. it's one of the reasons. he said, look, i want to build a wall. this guy's parents are mexican immigrants. whether or not you can assume the judge isn't going to be fair, i don't know. when you put pieces together, you realize that, look, this guy is in a presidential race. i said in the interview a lot that will be played on "justice" tonight at 9:00, i said why didn't you just settle? why are you allowing them to do this? he said because i'm not wrong here. >> it doesn't matter. >> the election is not about trump university or his irritation with the judge, it's
about destruction of middle class and our borders being secured. why is he going off in the weeds? >> he says we can focus on other stuff but he says i'm not going to lose my rights. i'm not going to be in a position where i'm not going to get equal justice because i'm running for president. this is what i believe. and in the interview, i mean, you get a real sense of the man. he's a man who not only believes in what he says but he believes in the american dream and when i was in san jose talking to a lot of the people at that rally, i spoke to people who had spanish accent, chinese, polish, i mean all these different ethnicityie who say we want this man. >> we spoke with albert gonzalez on the show. he said this about donald trump having a right to question this judge. >> to disqualify someone just on
that would be inappropriate. it's legitimate to look at other reasons. you are a litigant. you want a fair trial. you want to win that case. that's true for anyone. it does not matter who the litigant is and whether or not they're a terrorist or a child molester, a rapist, a murderer or a racist. everyone in this country is entitled to a fair trial before an impartial judge and so to question whether or not donald trump can receive that in this case, i think it's perfectly legitimate. i would have done it differently. i said so in my piece. to publicly question a judge like this particularly someone running for president, could be president a year from now, i think that could do damage to the judiciary. >> damage to the judiciary. >> i have never been from that school. i have never been -- there were years when no one said anything about judges. they were above the law. and then we started seeing decisions of judges that indicated that they were less than fair. no one is above the law. judges are not above the law. that's why a lot of them run for
office. a lot of them are appointed. these judges are accountable. judges are taken off the bench. i'm not saying this judge is good or bad. i don't know. any litigant has a right to say i'm not sure this guy will be fair to me based on x, y and z. he gave that. he didn't say one thing. >> there's a lot of talk being the general election he has to start moving his rhetoric a little bit more that appeals to the middle. tucker has been saying why not focus on the economy and some of these other issues. this makes you wonder. he may not change his rhetoric. he may not change much about what he's been talking about. >> what he says in the interview is i am who i am and that's why people are passionate about him. i think that he's an incredibly smart man. when you think about the fact that the guy never run for mayor and he beats out 17 people with a skeleton campaign. he has 70 people and hillary clinton has 732. you know, i think he kind of
knows how to dance. we'll see where it goes. >> speaking of hillary clinton and bernie sanders, neck and neck right now in the california primary two days away and they took yesterday to talk about muhammad ali and turned it into a political fight. watch this. >> one of the great american heroes in modern american history was muhammad ali. a very proud muslim. don't tell us you love muhammad ali and say you'll -- >> it's worth remembering that we live in a country where people can break down barriers, where they can worship their own god, where they can choose their own name and where they can lead and follow their dreams as far as their hard work and talent will take them. >> not even 24 hours since his passing. >> you know what's sad about that is we want to talk about this was inappropriate or that one is inappropriate.
muhammad ali, the guy was the greatest. but to use his death as leverage against donald trump shows you who they are. donald trump is a huge boxing fan who was friends with ali and for them to twist it into muslims, all muslims and donald is anti-muslim. donald says until we know what's going on, we have to stop who is coming in and vetting process is not there. >> your show tonight at 9:00 you'll watch the interview with donald trump. >> and a lot of other stuff. >> we'll be tuning in. >> thanks, judge. coming up on the show, bernie sanders refuses to surrender to hillary clinton in california. what does that mean for hillary if she loses the golden state? chris wallace is here next. kelly ripa back in the headlines after that messy split with michael strahan. why some are calling her queen kelly behind the scenes. >> we kick off national fishing and boating week. which bait to use or which fly.
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convention. >> contested convention. with less than two days until the california primary, bernie sanders says he's not dropping out any time soon. even predicting a contested convention. >> what does it mean for hillary? here to weigh in, chris wallace. if you said they would be neck and neck in california, would you believe it? >> no. i have to say i would have thought she would have put him away by now. i will say i'm not sure -- this is clearly the argument bernie sanders needs to make two days before california and wants to get all of his supporters to the polls so he has to say that it means something in terms of who the eventual nominee will be. let's assume the whole day and not just california goes the way it does and she goes over the top between it the dwrincombina of her pledged delegates and millions of votes, i think the pressure over the course of that next seven weeks is going to be
enormous on him to get out and to let her run unimpeded against donald trump. now, look, he's not a loyal democrat. he in fact prior to this campaign was an independent. democratic socialist. wasn't even a member of the democratic party. so that may not work with him. but i got to think there's going to be an awful lot of pressure on him to get out of the race and let it become clinton/trump. >> would you think so. on the other hand, he'll have a lot of delegates. a lot of support. and a lot of potential to wreck the convention in philadelphia. do you have any idea what he's going to ask in return for an endorsement and calming words to his supporters? >> i don't know in the sense that bernie has told me but it's pretty obvious that in terms of the platform, he's going to ask for some of the things that he cares about in terms of trade and in terms of medicare for all. a variety of the issues. the democratic socialist agenda. now, clinton is going to have to
do a balancing act and how much can she give without it hurting her in the general election against donald trump in the fall. let's be honest here. there's a lot of talk at the convention about the platform and the day they leave the convention, the platform is promptly forgotten and never brought up again. i think a few things that may mean a lot to him but won't affect her a lot in the party platform, he's going to have to have a prime time speech. i would think that's going to be about it. i think it's probably all she can afford to do. >> and coming up everyone needs to tune into your show. you have hillary's campaign manager on, newt gingrich and a number of other guests. a great show. we'll tune into that. >> thank you. >> check your local listings. thanks, chris. great to see you. coming up on the show, matt damon gets political during his commencement speech. >> if there are multiple simulations, how come we have to be in the one where donald trump becomes the republican nominee for president.
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about 25 minutes after the hour. quick entertainment headlines to get to. kelly ripa is ruling with an iron fist after being blind-sided by strahan going to "gma." she's been dubbed queen kelly
and "the view" is shaking up. michelle collins has been fired as co-host of the show. her hours were cut in january and the show's producers decided not to renew her contract. collins is expected to stay on "the view" through the end of the summer and don't believe the rumors jack black, he's alive. fans freaking out when the tweet went out that i'm sad to announce the death of jack black at the age of 46. rest in peace, brother. it's unclear if the account was hacked. got to love twitter these days. >> that is the voice of chuck here to talk about big stories including matt damon. returned to the campus to deliver the commencement speech but used the moment at the podium to get political. >> if there are multiple
simulations, how come we have to be in the one where donald trump becomes the republican nominee to president? can we transfer to a different one. let's say it to the bankers, specifically the ones that brought you the biggest height in history. it was theft and you knew it. it was fraud and you knew it. i don't know if justice is coming for you in this life or the next, if justice does come for you in this life, her name will be elizabeth warren. >> joining us now with reaction is actor, legendary game show host, it's great to see you. >> i'm not an actor. >> if you turn a commencement speech at m.i.t., this impressive school, into an infomercial for elizabeth warren -- >> here's matt damon. one of my favorite actors. i love him as an actor. it's flipped on its head. in the '50s in hollywood, if you
spoke against or for communism, you are black balled. but if you speak against communism, you're black balled. so everything is flipped upside down. with matt damon, he's been doing this for years. i actually have a youtube video that i put up maybe four years ago on matt damon about this very subject. if he is so troubled about making so much money, $76 million reported by the way, and paying so little in taxes and so upset with the rich and all this kind of thing and equity, he can go to parkersburg, west virginia, and give them as much money as he wants to. the federal government has a place for him. but they never do that. let me tell you why they don't. they don't do it because it inoculates them against the left. you make too much money. you don't do this right or that
right. i'm perfect. i would do this. they never do it. they say i would do this. then they're inoculated. >> you have a new podcast out called blunt force truth. fantastic podcast. one of your most recent episodes you spent dissecting minimum wage and presidential race and $15 an hour proposed minimum wage and you deep dive this. what kind of consequences this would have on the economy. >> most people don't realize it's not a good thing. it's a bad thing. they don't put it in perspective. it's a liberals job to make simple and make it as complex as possible. it's the conservatives job to take the complex and make it as simple as possible. so we try to take these issues like the things that sound really good, knee-jerk reaction, my son is 20 years old. he would love to make $15 an hour. i would love for him to make $15 an hour. it hurts business.
business will react in a way like mcdonald's does it right now. wendy's is doing it right now. we'll have someone at the counter to take that person's job. it's cheaper to make it a robot than to pay people and they're 24 hours a day. they don't complain. there's no houstounion. businesses will find their way around it. you have to earn this way in this world. if it cost them 15 bucks an hour and you're a small business and it ruins a business, what good does it do? people don't think that through and don't reason it through. they have a knee-jerk reaction like 15 bucks an hour. great. minimum wage is -- these are people who are starting off. they're not people who have families by in large. it's like the numbers for unemployment. you and i both know these are so screwy. these numbers aren't real. >> totally fake. >> we all, fox included,
everybody says well the unemployment number is 4.5. of course it's not. >> we always put a huge asterisk next to it on this show. >> check out his podcast blunt force truth. >> a lot of truth but you can handle it. great to see you. >> thank you very much. coming up next, where is bernie sanders' money come from? we'll have the numbers to break down ahead. we're kicking off national fishing and boating week. do you know which bait to use? we have tips to you to have a really good time. >> just catch it with your hands. >> he's an animal. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable.
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we're raising the tent a little bit. so take us through some of these gadgets here that you have for us. >> you have to start with a rod and reel. gander mountain makes quite a few. we set it up so easy for you guys to fish with. we'll give this one to the expert. obviously if you're going to pick different gear out there, if you're going to use a spinning rod like this, a lot of people that fish, this gives accuracy and power. they make cool baits and lures now. they build a line like this. doesn't stretch at all. no matter what, zero stretch. and then if you team it up with something like this, that's your jerkbait. it's designed for walleyes, pike. it's designed when you put it in
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released from the hospital. an investigation into that accident is ongoing. one soldier had been in the military for just seven months. the ninth soldier's identity is being withheld until family is notified. richard simmons reportedly rushed to the hospital. >> five. six. seven. double touch. side. and side. walk up four. >> we all know simmons, the '80s icon is getting medical help after someone at his hollywood home called 911 concerned about his "bizarre behavior" earlier this year. there were rumors he was being held captive by his housekeeper. he said he was taking a break from being a celebrity. the 9-year-old trump supporter bullied at school for wearing his autographed make america great again hat gets told he can no longer wear it because of safety concerns over the other students' feelings. logan told us his feelings about it moments ago. >> they did not like me wearing
the hat. she said that it was against the dress code wearing a hat. i looked in the dress code and it was not against it. >> despite the school's request, logan says he intends to keep wearing the controversial cap even after it was chewed up by his dog. you heard these lyrics before. ♪ o canada >> we all know that anthem. canada is close to changing some of the lyrics to make it gender neutral. the bill will change english lyrics to an all of us command. if it passes, the bill would go to the senate and change could be made official as soon as this summer. and those are some of your headlines. and coming up, where is bernie's money coming from? one you the of every $4 comes from someone out of work.
that's not only good for bernie. it's good for someone else, too. we'll explain next. a little boy calls the cops on his own dad. listen to this. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> daddy went past a red light. >> so what did dad say when we found out about this? we'll ask him. the two join us live ahead. ♪
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immigrants to get health care under obamacare. in 2009, president obama said the law would not extend to illegal immigrants. he called a liar during the state of the union speech and that turned out to be true. the largest group of donors backing bernie sanders have one thing in common. one of every $4 donated to his campaign comes from someone out of the workforce. >> that's amazing. it's two days in a row that you are joining us on the curvy couch on a weekend. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> this number, 1 out of every $4 comes from someone out of the workforce who is donated to bernie sanders. what do you make of that number? >> for a start, it's a huge number. these people are unemployed, on disability or more likely retired. it's a very large number. now, let's suppose for a moment that bernie is not the nominee. it's hillary. where will that support go?
those people have contributed so much and these outsiders contributing so much to bernie, where will that support go? will it go to hillary? i think not. she's mrs. wall street. she's an insider. trump represents -- he gives voice to outsiders on his side of the aisle. i think it could pull in bernie voters. he's offering growth in the economy, jobs in this economy, i think he could -- >> obviously they want something different. donald trump is offering something different. >> they are the nonestablishment candidates. bernie and donald. if you don't get bernie as democratic nominee, where does his support go? you have to think it goes -- a large amount goes to donald trump. >> she promise mors more of the same. if you have unemployed and still giving money to a candidate,
you're not messing around. >> hillary would do more of the same that barack obama has done. that's no growth. not many jobs. a declining economy. these people who are outsiders don't want more of that. they want growth. they want jobs and that's what donald trump offers. >> our graphic designers worked hard. this is fascinating. these are percentage of sanders donations by occupations. 28.6% are unemployed. it breaks down from health care at 7%. education occupation, technology, arts and entertainment and construction. >> he's offering free health care and free education. >> but trump is not going to touch social security for retirees. i don't believe he says he'll touch medicare for those people doing that. there's a natural home for bernie sanders supporters to jump ship to donald trump. i don't know the proportions. i'm told a recent poll 17% of
bernie voters would go for trump. i don't know the nature of that poll. it would be more than that. >> it tells you if one of the categories is construction, i think most people imagine bernie supporters are starbucks employees or poet writers. >> sarcasm. i mean, who is going to create new construction jobs? hillary or donald trump? who is it? who is going to create manufacturing jobs? is it hillary or is it donald trump? i mean, i do think that bernie sanders' supporters ignore ideology and socialism for a second have a natural home across the hall. >> who has one of the fastest growing shows on cable news? >> thank you for the compliment.
we're doing okay. >> your show has exploded. >> you don't get a day off this week. >> don't need it. >> 9:00 a.m. to noon weekdays on fox business network. >> very kind of you. thank you very much. >> it's true. we're just reading the numbers. it's impressive. coming up, two days away from the california primary. the most populated state. bernie sanders says he will not surrender no matter what happens to hillary but she could lose. what happens then? then a little boy calls the cops on his own father. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> daddy went past a red light. >> sold him out. what did dad say when he found out about this. the two of them will join us live next. >> i can't wait. soon.
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>> 911. what's your emergency? >> daddy went past a red light. >> he did? is he home right now? >> yeah. >> can i talk to him. >> yeah. >> your son said you ran a red light. >> oh no. i apologize. >> his little boy ratted him out and called 911. 6 year old calling the cops on his own father. joining us is robby and his dad, michael. nice to see you both on the show this morning. what did you think when you got a call from the police department? >> well, we didn't get a call. he called. he just came outside and said
somebody called. it was just shock at first. it's not something you expect. you come home and enjoying a saturday afternoon. >> what happened, robby, when you were in the car, what did your dad do at the red light? >> he was trying to go through the car wash but he stopped and took a turn. >> you thought he ran through a red light. you decided to get on the phone to call 911? >> uh-huh. >> michael, you didn't really run the red light. did have you to explain to police officers what actually happened? >> no. they didn't ask. >> they didn't ask? >> when the officer called, he said, when robby called he got on the phone and said he said you ran a red light. i laughed and apologized. >> did you think it was funny?
>> i did out of shock, you know. i didn't expect him to do that. >> you stopped at the red light and turned right and you had to explain to your son later that it's okay to do that? >> at some intersections. i told him that if there's a sign that i was at there's not a sign that says no turn on red. >> robby, i know that you may have a new fascination with television this morning looking into the camera having fun, i also know that you like police officers, right? you want to be a police officer when you grow up? >> yeah. >> so were you excited to get on the phone with them and have a conversation with them after your dad ran the red light? >> yeah. >> when did his fascination with police start? >> maybe about a year ago. year and a half ago. >> what does the rest of the family think about this? >> everybody got a big kick out
of it. ten minutes of laughter at our expense, you know. >> boston could use some humor, right? >> yep. >> guys, thanks so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> all right. thanks for having us. >> thanks. >> coming up here on the show, the world is remembering muhammad ali. lennox lewis said ali inspired him to pursue his dreams. whose message to voters want to hear? frank luntz is here and will break it all down. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving.
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it's sunday, june 5th. it's the countdown to the california primary. two days until primary day and bernie sanders says he will never surrender even if he loses. >> the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. and now even bernie supporters say they have their own plan to create convention chaos for hillary. a live report from california in just a few moments. >> and then donald trump has a theory on why some voters still support hillary clinton. here it is. >> it's almost out of habit. why keep eating popcorn when it doesn't taste good? it's a habit. and the same thing with her. she's a habit. you know what? it's time now -- i think people are fed up with hillaries of the world. >> can voters break the hillary habit and go cold turkey? will they gain weight if they
do? frank luntz live with the answers this hour. hungry for hpopcorn. a ship with hundreds of passengers onboard crashes into the docks. [ bleep ]. >> good thing no one was sitting on the dock. why the company says that ship was forced off course and how the passengers are doing this morning. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ >> wow. not looking at the wilds of manhattan. it's midtown manhattan but we have a pool full of fish. >> is this the first? >> in order to pay extra bills
here, we've gone into tilapia farming. just kidding. it's national fishing and boating month and of course we're celebrating on the plaza. people are catching fish out there and building the backyards of their dreams. >> incredible. we have some sod and planters and raised beds. we'll show you how to make a great looking backyard. >> nice out there. not the same old sod but actual sod. >> and also abby huntsman. >> i almost hooked someone with my fishing pole. i'm not sure i'm going to be invited back. >> i'm sure it's okay. nypd is looking for you. countdown to california, hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle for voters ahead of the primary. >> this as sanders vows to continue his fight with a contested convention.
>> good morning, mike. >> tucker, abby, clayton, good morning to you. nightmare scenario for democratic party leadership. he says there will be a contested convention in philadelphia and calling on the media to let tuesday night's primary play out. >> the other thing that bothers me, i have to say about that, is somebody who believes in doing everything possible to bring people into the political process, you make that announcement, bosses make that announcement, 8:00 new jersey time, eastern standard time, it will have an impact on voter turnout here in california. >> there are no signs of support for sanders fading. his rally in olympic plaza in los angeles last night drew an estimated 13,500 people. sanders is encouraged about voter registration in california being up 17.9 million hoping that's a sign people want to vote for him.
sanders said "hillary clinton is only 1.5 percentage points ahead of donald trump in some polls." hillary clinton will visit churches this morning. her campaign said she rallied 1,500 supporters last night in fresno. clinton notes the historic nature of her campaign. >> we've never had a woman president. that's why i want you to understand that i have spent eight years in the senate on the armed services committee. four years as secretary of state. i have spent a lot of hours in the situation room working to solve some of the hardest problems we face. >> something worth watching in the final hours before tuesday night's primaries, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are working for latino support. obviously a huge factor here in california. back to you guys in new york. >> all right. bright and early in santa
monica. this is getting intense. do you think bernie sanders will go to philadelphia democratic convention and say just tweak the platform and i'll be satisfied? he'll say i want elizabeth warren to be your running mate. what happens then? >> chris wallace was on early. what about the seven weeks in between? everything is wrapped up on tuesday presumably in california, new jersey and other places. there's a lot of time in between and pressure hoisted on him to try to union itte the party and he hold strong and not do that? >> the poll in california, only two points apart. we're talking about hillary clinton already has this thing in the bag. it's pretty clear there's a huge chunk in the democratic party. they are just not sold yet. reports that maybe 20,000 protesters will show up at this convention in philadelphia. i went to school in philadelphia. i was born in philadelphia. this is not going to end nicely.
>> it's not because bernie sanders is not running a political campaign. he's running a moral crusade. they're not joking. why would you send money to bernie when it's clear he can't be the nominee. there's one reason. you believe in bernie sanders and not hillary clinton. this will not end until she gives him what he wants. >> interesting segment with stu breaking down the money given to bernie sanders. remarkable that many of those people, 28% of them, are unemployed who are donated money. >> they don't even have jobs and they're giving him money. that's how resonate his message is. i disagree but it doesn't make it any less powerful. this is a real force. she's going to have to deal with this. >> i want to get to this. we played in just a few minutes ago. it's quite hilarious. donald trump talking about hillary clinton being like popcorn. listen to this. >> hillary is incompetent. you know that by just looking at her past record. look at libya.
look at what happened with benghazi. look at what happened with so many different things that she's done. everything she's done. >> why do people support her? >> it's almost out of habit if you ask me. almost out of habit. it's like why do you keep eating popcorn when it doesn't taste good? it's like a habit. boom. boom. and the same thing with her. she's a habit. you know what? it's time now -- i think people are fed up with hillaries of the world. >> that's in response to a week of attacks from hillary clinton toward donald trump. >> for one, i like popcorn. >> it's delicious. >> there are healthy versions of popcorn. is it really a bad habit if you can find popcorn that's good for you? >> what he's saying is if you're chain smoking newports, you have to stop. you have to break the habit. >> and judge janine asked him,
will you change? he said i'm not going to apol y apologi apologize. i'll hold firm. we asked former attorney general alberto gonzalez under george w. bush about this issue and whether or not it was right to go after this judge this way. here's what he had to say. >> to try to disqualify someone totally on that would be inappropriate. it's legitimate to look at other reasons. you are a litigant. you want a fair trial and want to win that case. that's true for anyone. it should not matter. it does not matter who the litigant is and whether or not they're a terrorist or a child molester, a rapist, a murderer or racist. everyone in this country is entitled to a fair trial before an impartial judge. to question whether or not donald trump can receive that in this case, i think it's perfectly legitimate. i would have done it differently. i said so in my piece. to publicly question a judge like this, particularly someone running for president, could be president a year from now, that could do damage to the
judiciary. >> that's all true. who would argue with that? everyone has a right to say what he thinks about the judge in this case. >> why is he making this an issue? >> we talked about in in the commercial break. i'm supportive of the issues that trump is behind. he has the greatest campaign theme ever. the economy stacked against you, borders are porous, that's a disaster. why not run on that? why talk about trump university? ignore it. why talk about yourself at all? talk about the hurting middle class and you win. >> i'm not sure we would talk about this lawsuit right now if he did not bring this up. why not talk about the economy? the issues that voters care about the most. we're getting to general election. he has to figure out how to move into that. >> we saw terrible jobs numbers this week. terrible jobs numbers this week. he could have been talking about that. you'll see more tonight at 9:00 p.m. judge says, look, saying what's politically correct, that's who he is. listen. >> but what he's saying is i'm not going to lose my rights. i'm not going to be in a
position where i'm not going to get equal justice because i am running for president. this is what i believe. in the interview, you get a real sense of the man. he's a man who not only believes in what he says but he believes in the american dream and when i was in san jose talking to a lot of the people at that rally, i spoke to people who had spanish accent, chinese, polish. i mean, there were all these different ethnicities who said we want this man. it was stunning. >> he can win those voters. you have to talk about those voters and their concerns. talk about immigration. everyone is afraid to talk about immigration. be the guy brave enough to do it. it worked so far. >> he can be himself and do that. >> we want to get to headlines this morning. the world preparing to say a final good-bye to legendary muhammad ali. septic shock killed the three-time world boxing champion at age 74 on friday night. batt
for more than 30 years. ali will be played to rest in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, on friday and eulogies will be given by bill clinton, billy crystal and bryant gumbel. police say an unidentified man shot three people and then drove into 46-year-old officer smith who was trying to lead pedestrians to safety. two victims in critical condition. the suspect is now in custody but has not been charged. officer smith was an 18-year veteran of the force leaving behind a fiance and three children. the mayor of memphis releasing this statement saying i'm angry at the unacceptable level of violence in our city. we must not accept this as our norm. brace yourself for impact this cruise ship is coming in. >> brace yourself.
>> that does not look fun. that cruise ship slamming into the docks in alaska causing more than $3 million in damage. the cruise line says strong winds and waves caused the crash. thankfully no one was hurt. another reason why i have no desire to take a cruise any time soon. >> water looked calm there. >> i thought you would want to go on a cruise. that's kind of exciting. >> we're here. take out the dock. >> rick is sitting on the dock of the bay. >> can we have this be a permanent fixture. >> yeah in the weather center. >> this would be "fox & friends" hammock. keep it here all the time. >> i like that idea. >> that's your best angle by the way. >> as i was doing this, i'm, like, this isn't going to look good but it will feel good. let's talk weather, guys. take a look at the maps and show you what is going on this morning. we've got severe weather across parts of the east coast today.
in fact, we don't see this too often along i-95 corridor from around raleigh up toward justice around the new york city area where we have chance to see even a few tornadoes today. definitely some very strong winds as a line of very strong storms is going to move through. watch how the storms time out. it's another warm, humid day. it's probably around 5:00 we start to see storms go through the d.c. area into philadelphia and new york and eventually exiting out through boston. we're also watching the tropics. talking about this for a couple of days. we'll see a storm that will develop. 90% chance this becomes a tropical storm collin and impacts florida as early as tomorrow morning bringing rain and in some cases maybe 4 to 6 inches of rain causing flooding. all right, guys. back to you inside. >> thanks a million, rick. >> we'll leave you on that hammock. remember how the state department admitted to deliberately editing this briefing video to cut out our james rosen. turns out it wasn't the only time. they did it again.
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>> that response never made it into the official transcript. the omission first reported by abc news was said to be left out because it was inaudible. you can clearly hear it in that video. >> all this comes on the heels in discovery that state department official ordered exchange between james rosen and then spokeswoman general psaki to be deleted. a florida congressman is demanding answers and joins us now. good to see you this morning. the first exchange, the deletion of james rosen's question raised the obvious specter of a pattern. do you suspect this happened on multiple occasions over at the state department and how to you plan to find out for sure? >> i do. before this thing started with iran said iran would be the obamacare of the second term. that's true in more ways than one. obamacare was sold to the american people on a number of deceptions and this iran deal is
rooted in a pattern of deception by this administration. we clearly know they edited this. when they claim it was a glitch, that's factually false. it was clearly edited out when james rosen asked that question and now they say we just don't know who ordered it. it's just a big mystery. we'll get to the bottom of it. they need to produce people involved. either they are now covering it up or they are so incompetent they can't piece something as simple as this together a couple years after it happened. >> this comes from administration and president obama that ran eight years ago on transparency and wanting to be something different than we've seen in the past. we had the state department spokesman on "fox & friends" on thursday tipping james rosen for tipping them off about editing the footage. look at this. >> i want to thank james rosen. your correspondent, to bringing this to my attention.
if he hadn't a couple weeks ago, i would never have known. we took it seriously and we talked to the technician on duty that day and asked to make this cut. the call that came into her was a call from somebody else passing on a request from another official. that's why it's two removed. >> this comes as jen psaki gave out a statement saying she had no knowledge nor approved of any form of editing or cutting of the briefing transcript on any subject while at the state department. what's your reaction to their responses? >> when this came to light, they said it was a glitch in the system although if you look at it, that's the example when there's a white flash of something being edited out. they tried to get away with saying it's a glitch in the system. a huge coincidence if that was the case. that's not the case. only when it was clear that the
position was untenable, we don't know who asked for it, it's a mystery. when that's not something that the american people are going to buy for a second. >> did you do this or didn't you? they haven't answered yet. hope congress can. good to see you. >> let's say you don't want to vote for hillary or trump or bernie. frank luntz says it will be about none of the above voters. who they are and what they might do. that's next.
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>> hillary clinton is a thief and should be in jail for what she did to our national security. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they're dangerously incoherent. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. >> hillary clinton and donald trump haven't come to terms yet laying into one another just days before the california primary on tuesday. polls now show a dead heat between the two nationally. trump trails by less than two percentage points in the clear politics average of all polls. what does that mean about where voters are going as election day approaches? frank luntz joins us this morning for a clearer view of what's happening in america. great to see you. what does this mean? >> it means that this really is a dead heat and these conventions are going to matter and the debates are going to matter. people thought it would be a blowout. a run away election. that's not the case. i don't know if you can show behind me, i would love if you
can put up for viewers that view of hillary clinton speaking because it's one of her greatest challenges and one of the reasons why donald trump has gained ten points in the last 30 days. watch her eyes. she's incapable of delivering an authentic straight to the voters presentation. she's been in politics for 25 years, for a quarter century. she still has to use a teleprompter. not that one because that one is where she's delivering straight to the voters. so often her prepared speeches are not authentic and they don't connect to people. it's one of the reasons why bernie sanders is doing so well in california. >> so you make a really smart point which is they're neck and neck. that's not even close to where most people predicted we would be at this moment. they said if trump gets the nomination, it's over. no one will vote for him. is he doing better than expected because she's weaker than expected or he's better than expected? >> he's doing stronger than expected. i want to remind viewers that
what matters is not the popular vote. it's the key states. it's florida. ohio. virginia. north carolina. new hampshire. iowa. colorado. even nevada. in most of these states hillary clinton does have a 1% to 4% lead. he still is behind. this is now truly a battle that anybody can win and in a single day or two with speeches coming from both sides, this dynamic can switch. >> so not everybody is sold on trump or hillary. that's especially true on the democratic side where over 40% of her party is not on her side. there will be some people who won't support either candidate. what happens to them and do they have a meaningful role in the election? >> the most important voters. we heard about soccer moms and nascar dads and we've heard it's the economy stupid. for 2016, it's going to be none of the above. it's the lead editorial in "the los angeles times" today so
viewers can take a look at it. 11% of the electorate. they should lean toward hillary clinton. two-thirds of women and a large percentage of under age 40. they should be with donald trump because they voted for mitt romney over barack obama by a narrow margin and feel better about the republican party than most voters. they are none of the above. negative toward both trump and clinton. these people say they absolutely will vote but they do not want to vote for any of these candidates. the reason why, number one issue, honesty, integrity, trustworthiness and they are challenged by both of these candidates. right now nobody has the advantage with them. >> interesting. i wonder if that will change in the next five months. frank luntz, great to see you. thanks for coming on. >> tucker, thank you. the world remembers muhammad ali.
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>> just a kid. >> so the dangerous zika virus we've been talking about is scaring away its first olympian. american cyclist has pulled his name from consideration competing in the summer games. he says his wife is pregnant and he fears for his health and for his child. zika can cause deformity of a baby in the womb. the cheerleader effect. why more people are more beautiful in groups. it may sound like a frat movie but two researchers were given $1 million of your taxpayer money to study just that. the results having a few wing men or wing women may be a good dating strategy. one of the authors joked some of us need all of the help we can get. liberals are catering to illegal aliens using your tax dollars. a new bill about to become law in california that would allow
illegals to sign up for obamacare under the federal exchange. back in 2009, president obama said it would not extend to illegal immigrants. kelly ripa is making sure she's not left in the dark again on any further big decisions dubbing her queen kelly. those are your headlines. >> don't want that title. not a queen or a king, rick. >> rick is outside. good to see you. >> some other kind of title i'm sure is fitting. we're having a garden party. that's the latest thing. nice out here. nice to see you. >> nice to see you as well. >> enjoying lemonade? i just made it for you. let's talk weather. as you wake up in arizona, get ready for this. it's going to be incredibly hot
again. yesterday hit 115 in phoenix. that's the earliest in the year it's ever hit 115. you don't like to see that. i lived in phoenix for six years. when you get these kind of temperatures, it's just going to be a long summer. hot again tomorrow. cools down a little bit this week. down toward 107 by middle part of the week. we're watching tropics. you see that blob there across western caribbean right around the yucatan peninsula of mexico. it will pull up toward the north and 90% chance it will develop into a tropical system. sometime maybe tonight or tomorrow and impact areas of florida bringing rain. one last story, severe weather as a front moves through. get ready for a lot of wind and potentially a tornado or two. we'll watch that throughout the afternoon. clayton, send it over to you. >> thanks so much, rick. the world this morning is mourning the loss of the man known as the greatest. muhammad ali. lennox lewis called him his hero. ali inspired him to chase his
dreams in and out of the ring. lennox lewis joins us now. great to see you. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> your thoughts. obviously we've been getting different stories about the champ and how he touched so many people. how did he touch you? >> you know, he touched me many times and i guess the first time was when you go to school and the teacher says can you write down your heroes? and i right down muhammad ali. and when he passed, that's what i thought about. he was my first hero. and the first person that -- that's who i want to be like and who i look up to and i admire this man and he speaks so well and says what he's going to do and he's such a great boxer in the ring. moves like a butterfly, stings like a bee and he's loved by so
many people and everybody knows him around the world and everywhere he goes, he's always talking and always happy and always puts smiles on people's faces. i thought that was great. >> when you became the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world what did he say to you? something that changed your life and stayed with you forever. >> yes. he whispered over to me, i used to be the best. now you're the best. and from the greatest muhammad ali is basically flattening when he says something like that. i couldn't believe it. i said to him back, you're still the greatest, muhammad. i don't think he should ever give that title away. >> he likely won't. i want to talk about the boxing aspect. for you, watching him growing up, studying him. what did his skill in the ring mean to you as you were a young man growing up and studying and
learning boxing? >> his skill was big to me. his mothto was float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. you can dance around the ring and try not to get hit and make sure you hit your opponent. i guess every boxer would think about that. float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. you get into a fight on the street or in the schoolyard. the kids are pretending their muhammad ali moving around doing the shuffle and throwing punches and that quick jab and showing how fast the jab is. fast as lightning, you know. i used to say about my punches, it's lightning and this is thunder. it all came from muhammad ali. you know, he's a remarkable man. i used to love watching him on tape and seeing all of the antics he used to do to the talk hosts and how they would feel. he would make jokes. even if his later age, he was
always playing tricks. he would talk with his eyes. the world has to remember he's had parkinson's and lived with it for over 30 years. so that's a great burden to carry around for 30 years. and once being muhammad ali. >> great lennox lewis, former heavyweight champion who leaned over who said i was the greatest and now you're the greatest. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> the va has enough trouble taking care of our vets and now they want to pay for transgender surgery. wait until you hear this story. look out, hillary, tens of thousands of bernie supporters have plan to embarrass her at the democratic convention. maria bartiromo is here with details. first, she's riding a tractor. before i had the shooting,
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bernie sanders says he's not dropping out any time soon and says there will be a contested convention when democrats meet in philadelphia next month as hoards of supporters vow to wreak havoc and humiliate hillary at their convention. >> here to react is maria bartiromo. her show starts in 15 minutes here on the news channel. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> what do you think about this? >> this is going to be unbelievable. two weeks ago it was harry reid that said bernie sanders is going to be tested and this is going to be a test of his leadership. and that's really what it comes down to. what will bernie sanders say to his supporters who are promising chaos at the convention? >> 20,000 protesters potentially. >> we just had on last week the head of the unions for the nurses union and they said to
me, look, we're not just going to create havoc outside. we're going to do it inside. some of us are superdelegates and we'll be in there. i said to her, what does that mean? she says whatever it takes to be heard and make sure democratic national committee understands that there is nothing believable about hillary clinton having 400 delegates even before the first vote is cast. >> they need to pay bernie sanders off and give him what he wants. he won't call off the dogs. let's say he says to hillary you need to pick elizabeth warren as your runningma ning mate. they won't give money to an elizabeth warren ticket. >> let's look at what he's done to the party and how she's already moved. she was for the transpacific partnership. now she's against it. she's already changed her policies as a result of this push from the left. the party, you know, is much different than it was pre-barack
obama. because of barack obama, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, the democratic party is much more left than it ever has been. hillary is there. >> we have seven weeks. could bernie in that amount of time call off the dogs and then will they fall in line or thank you for wanting to unite the party. we'll show up and wreak havoc. >> i think they show up and it's all about tuesday. in bernie sanders wins california, all bets are off. there's nothing to say that he won't feel even more empowered and stronger than ever to actually say, look, my ideas are resonating. it's crazy that she's the presumptive nominee. you cannot say that knowing that i just won california. i think tuesday is so critical in terms of what happens in the following several weeks ahead of the convention. >> there may be an opening for donald trump to say i have something that you supporters of bernie sanders might want. you know what hillary clinton has to offer. i am different. i'm an outsider. i'll change things in washington. >> no doubt that if hillary is
not on the ticket, not the nominee, many of those supporters for clinton could go to trump. trump is a real disrupter here. we'll talk about this coming up in the show. paul ryan came around last week and endorsed trump and we'll talk about where common ground is and where are they in terms of the economy? horrible numbers on the jobs report on friday. 38,000 new jobs created. >> is hillary clinton running on an extension of obama policy? >> she wants to support dodd-frank and wants larger government. we know those policies have not worked as it relates to economic growth and job creation. we just saw terrible numbers on friday. we'll talk about that and about where the common ground is on the economy. is it tax reform? does he think tax reform happens in year one of a new president? is it trade? are they changing some positions. platform for donald trump we
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>> we're ut here on the lawn. >> 70% of americans say their lawn can use improvement and 30% say they don't know how to grow a lawn. this country needs help. thankfully, here to help us is missy hendrickson with the lawn doctors. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. this is important information. this is summertime. >> this is not astroturf. >> it is. >> what do we need to do to have a healthy lawn? >> people think you just need to mow it. you need aeration because the soil gets compacted so the nutrients can get in there. >> that's punching holes in it. >> that's right. we have a tractor you're
enjoying. if you have a large lawn, this is what you want, some kind of a tractor to save you some steps. it has an aerator on the back of it. if you have a small lawn, this will get the same aeration into the lawn. >> obviously, small children want to get out of the way. >> we have a lot of safety we want to follow when it comes to this. >> very easy to use. >> they have this lawn mower. once your soil is nice and healt healthy, you need to make sure your grass is healthy. if you're in the warmer grasses -- >> you always think longer grass, you don't want that. >> this is actually a battery-operated lawn mower, one you can plug in. lots of different types of
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