tiber scott says, who cares. how many world war ii vets think about people splashing in poolgs. marianne says disrespectful not to mention breaking the law. that's it. "fox & friends" starts now. have a great day. good morning, it is tuesday, july 5th. i'm ainsley earhart. a murder mystery after the death of an american stew dechudent w arrived in italy for a study abroad program. the arrest made overnight and the question why. then hillary clinton gets the full presidential treatment today when president obama joins her on the campaign trail. guess what, she gets to fly aboard air force one. the big question is who's going to foot the bill? we're going to toll you. >> in the spirit of independence day, this bald eagle just wants his freedom.
the great bird escape caught on camera. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ well, the annual fireworks display for the independence day holiday here in new york city went off last night despite low cloud cover. in fact, down at our nation's capitol they stopped the fireworks and at one point pbs ran a tape. >> i saw that. it was interesting. >> why? because of all the clouds. >> it was happening. >> you could hear it. >> exactly right. they were able to light those candles and we would love to on
this tuesday morning, it kind of feels like a monday morning, see your pictures of how you spent the independence day weekend. i know ainsley you were busy. >> hayden got in the water this weekend. she loves the water. she had her first swim lesson. that was us having lunch after her swim lesson. then we went to the zoo. this is us at the petting zoo. >> looks like you're doing all the petting. >> i know. she's learning. >> there i am in front of my neighbor's garage. we were down in, as you can see, a place where palm trees grow with my youngest daughter sally who was able to be with us. here we are on a bike ride. >> selfie. >> and we have no photos. we had a nice dinner last night. >> did the girls come home? >> no, they didn't, but my mom -- >> the girls independence day. >> dad and mom.
>> daughters in college. one's in college, one's out of college and they live in florida. >> one's an entertainment reporter for fox news. >> that's right. >> how did you spend your independence day? use the hashtag #proudamericans. three minutes after the top of the hour on this tuesday morning. heather joins us. >> with all of the fox viewers at home. we begin with some breaking news. this is follow-up from yesterday. a homeless man just arrested for the murder of that american college student found dead hours after arriving in rome for a study abroad program. the body of 19-year-old bo solomon was found in the tiger river covered with blood. he vanished just three days ago after a night out with some friends at a pub. his credit card and phone still missing. the card had been charged thousands of dollars after he disappeared. the solomon family said he was a
star student and athlete. he was a proud cancer survivor. actress noelle neil known for playing superman has passed away. >> good evening. >> where have you been, mr. kent? >> oh, i've been around. >> neil died sunday at her home in arizona on sunday. she was the first actress to portray lois lane and later appeared in other superman flil mgs as lois lane's mother. she was 95 years old. donald trump hitting the campaign trail today with tennessee senator bob corker. corker and trump last met back in may. and finally, a bald eagle briefly finds some freedom on independence day.
>> there he goes. he's a wild one. >> he's out of there. it was flying from the top of dodgers stadium onto the field. enjoying a little free time. went over the center field fence and fans erupting in laughter. the bird was found and is back at the zoo. he was just going for a home run. >> absolutely. >> beautiful. >> heather, did he go back home or did they have to track him down? >> i will find out for you. >> was that an eagles game by the way? >> no. late in the year. >> all right. let's talk a little bit about politics. heather was just talking about how hillary clinton will be traveling with president obama. yesterday donald trump met out
at his place in new jersey with senator joni ernst and with the indiana governor mike pence. on the other side, looks like hillary clinton is getting a free ride down to north carolina, charlotte, she's going with the president. >> yeah. she's asking the president to help her campaign. he said, yeah, i'll go with you. we haven't been seen together. i'm going to give you a ride on air force one. get this, it's very expensive to fly on air force one. it's $206,000. well, a limb more than that per hour to fly. >> that's what it costs to operate and the question is -- because the way it's supposed to work is if it's going to be a political thing, peter, you know the legality of this, if it's a politics trip, which it is solely, he's not going to go and make a speech about something, it's all about politics so the dnc has got to split the cost with the federal government. >> and donald trump tweeted out,
why is president obama going to use air force one on the campaign trail with crooked hillary? she's flying with him tomorrow. who pays? . you're absolutely right, steve. the white house has failed and excused the exact formula which there is reimbursement to the fellow taxpayers. are they paying coach? are they paying jetblue fares? now what we're seeing the presidential ambitions of hillary clinton are clearly tied to all kinds of planes, private jets on the ground with bill clinton and now flying with the president. no doubt about what's happening at all. i think it's probably eliminated. >> taxpayer dollars? >> taxpayer dollars allegedly to be reimbursed by the dnc. >> the white house did respond.
they said as in other administrations, we follow all rules to pay what is required. >> leave that up for a second. paid for what is required. they don't pay the full freight. in 2012 they based the reimbursement rate on a charge, a charter of a 747. and you don't pay for everybody on board, you pay for the campaign staffer, the staff or the doctors. while it's $200,000 an hour, there's a possibility that the dnc is going to pay a lower amount. >> they were bitter rivals.
i think he needs her for success in his legacy. >> that's part of the narrative, from enemy to friend. >> frenemies, is that what we call them? >> i don't know. maybe they'll be double dating. >> the fight is over north carolina because keep in mind george bush won it twice and the think last night mitt romney bought it. you're right. the democrats would love to live. >> it's close there. women play an influential role in politics. this could be narrative. meanwhile, hillary visited with the fbi down at fbi headquarters. it turns out last week in a deposition that her closest
confidante seen whispering in her ear, she was doing a deposition for judicial watch. she was asked, ms. abidene, are you aware of your obligation when you work at the state department not to destroy any federal records? what she said was -- this is something nobody has ever said in public. you know what we did, a lot of hillary's schedules, we put in the burn bag. we just destroyed them. that's what a burn bag looks like. >> lunch bag. >> kind of except it's flammable. you don't want to put your peanut butter and jelly in there. peter, what's different. >> the significance is it's a federal record. it's a crime to destroy federal records and something so critical as a secretary of state daily schedule, you think that would be public. >> sure. >> obviously there's a lot of things on there that folks didn't want to memorialize.
the folks that were burning the bag -- >> that's what my question was. when i read about this morning, all right, i have old calendars. at the end of the year i would keep it half a year and throw it away. >> you don't have to keep it. >> there is nothing i need to keep. but why is she destroying these? what does she not want us to see? >> we've seen it in the e-mails. >> it's a couple days later, 20,000 or $200,000 went into the clinton coiffeurs. >> i don't remember who i met with. >> hillary has some burn bags she's been using. >> destroys her e-mails, destroys her schedules. what is she hiding. >> clean record. can't find anything. meanwhile, on this tuesday
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from what i'm hearing. i'm hearing that he probably between -- or among the republican contenders this year probably has the best chance. probably i'd say maybe 40% chance. >> donald trump has said, look, i want somebody who can get something done in washington. he's a former speaker of the house. that's the plus side. what's the -- >> polarizing. sometimes he has sort of a future list, can say whacky things from time to time. nonetheless, he also has a lot of interesting ideas. he had the contract with america. he brought the republican party into the contract for 40 years. >> very good. e-mail us with your picks. who do you like for the various veeps. elizabeth warren. you've seen her with hillary in the last week or so. >> yes. she is someone who can bring in a lot of those disgruntled
bernie sanders voters. on the other side, she is not necessarily tested when it comes to the press. she avoids the press a lot. >> she's like hillary. very similar. >> yes. >> they're polar opposites. one hates wall street, one takes a lot of money from wall street. >> cory booker has been mentioned as a veep for hillary. >> cory booker is similar to elizabeth warren, avoid the press. however, he could bring over the minority vote that she could be look r lacking when she goes into the general. >> i live in new jersey. he's my senator. i have no idea what he's ever done. >> he's scrutinized enough. >> let's see this. johnnie ernst. what's great and not so great about jonie? >> amazing campaigner. she'd go to washington to
castrate animals, pigs. the thing about joni, she did alienate some conservatives but still can bria long the women vote for donald trump. >> all right. one final spin. and -- oh, look at that, it's mike pence. >> mike pence who also met with donald trump over the weekend. >> he certainly did. he brings along a number of the evangelicals. he is very conservative when it comes to -- as far as spending is concerned, however, he still wants to be governor and has the re-election going. >> he's been in washington. he knows how washington works. >> congressional leader. >> all right. let's see. very interesting. did you like this veep-o-rama. >> lots of fun. we'll do more in the next hour. we thank you very much. >> sure thing. >> meanwhile, what in the world were these guys thinking treating their cub scouts troops
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some quick headlines for you. a barge full of fireworks bursting out of control after a fire breaks out on board. the plymouth massachusetts river front packed with people there watching all of this. many saying they heard a loud boom before all the flames began shootings from the side of the
boat. they blame it on a malfunction on board. remember this, cher said she was going to move to jupiter if donald trump won the white house. this morning we have great news for cher, nasa just reached jupiter. seriously. >> we have landed on jupiter. >> the overnight landing. the juno probe is in jupiter's orbit 2.8 billion miles away helping scientists better understand its atmosphere. >> it is a solar trip going around and around the sun. >> incredible. meanwhile, changing gears. the hooters women teaming up with the cub scouts. apparently some parents in denver outraged after seeing pictures of their young sons at a cub scout camp with the waitresses in attendance. the boy scouts say the restaurant approached them about
sponsoring the camp and have since apologized but our next guest says that's not good enough. >> her name is michelle kettleboro. her 7-year-old son was at the camp. thank you for joining us. why were you so upset? how did you find out the girls were there? >> we found out when we went to pick up my son on the third day and there they were. they were in their visors and their jackets with the name of the restaurant on it and everything like that. and that was just kind of strange. they were super friendly, super nice. the kids had a great time with them, my son included. they were wonderful. the thing that concerned us was, hopefully you'll agree, but hooters and the boy scouts don't seem like a natural fit. >> what exactly was your concern? was it the way that they usually dress? because i see that they appear to be covered up there. or the fact that they -- or just
that it's a restaurant? what was the thought in your mind? >> the concern for us was that it's our belief that hooters is an adult themed restaurant, you know? the girls are geared towards adult men not 7-year-olds, you know? so these kids, they can read, they've seen the logo. they brought in race cars and drivers and the girls and all of these things and my son is seeing the restaurant. we go past it there in town. it's fine. >> right. >> so he's had a really positive experience with the brand now and we have to explain to him why we don't go there. >> okay. >> now we're having -- >> right. michelle, apparently the reason the girls were there was because -- to pay for the expenses of the camp. apparently a number of local businesses would donate money and apparently hooters decided to go ahead and donate a lot of
the money to make your son's camp possible but, you know, i think there are a lot of people who are looking in on this, people who have taken their families to hooters in the past. they say, you know, that's -- i don't see a problem with that. >> right. that's a choice that they get to make for their families. i respect that. certainly not the choice that we make for ours at this point. you know, i just -- usually if someone's going to have a sponsor or corporate participants in a camp they're proud about this, excited about it, it's on the itineraries, it's on any of the registration materials or, you know, the release forms. i understand that sponsorships help, community volunteers help put these camps on. we paid for it. it wasn't a free camp. but i think if boy scouts were really proud of this particular partnership, they would have told us instead of just letting
us find out after the fact. >> we reached out to the boy scouts. they said a group of volunteers wore the wrong attire. the issue was addressed by our council leadership. we look forward to continuing to serve the mission of the youth in the denver area. what's the problem? they look pretty covered up. i understand you don't want the word hooters next to your son. >> their clothes were appropriate. they weren't wearing what they wear in the restaurant. it was hot out. they were wearing shorts. it was my understanding that whatever the mistake was with their wardrobe, they were supposed to be in the same boy scout shirts as the other campers, volunteers, supervisors, others that were there. i think that would have been fine, absolutely fine. you know, if there was an issue and boy scouts addressed it
during camp, they're there for three days and they're wearing their hooters gear, you know? if that was a problem, it actually should have been corrected. you know, if they were in inappropriate clothes, all they had to do was pull them aside, throw boy scout shirts on and it's done. >> i get your concern. i've been to a number of camps, my kids have been to camps. i can't think of a time where the sponsors have been mentioned ahead of time. i don't know if that's -- listen, michelle, thank you very much for coming on board and telling us your concerns from the city of denver. >> thanks for having me. >> a good mom. very worried about that. folks out there in tv land. what do you think? was this inappropriate for the boy scouts to team up with hooters? do you have a problem with it? >> i think we're going to have mixed viewers. some are going to think it's okay and some are not. >> we'd like to hear from you. meanwhile, they're one of
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here are some of your photos. gary sent this one in of a sky diver. he has the american flag flying behind the group. >> unbelievable. >> cool. i love that. check out young patriots aiden and natalie celebrating the fourth of july in our nation's capitol. they are cute. >> and amy sends this one. matthew and lucy heading to the independence day parade. it is lucy's first fourth of july as an american citizen. >> congratulations. >> keep the pictures coming using #proudamerican. we are your proud american morning show. >> yes, we are. let's hand it over to heather who has headlines. hey, heather. >> good morning to you and to everyone at home. fox news alert. they said it would never happen but a frantic search is intensifying for a former gitmo detainee who vanished into thin
air. airline workers in south america are on the lookout for abu daha. he's using a fake passport. he was released by president obama two years ago. he was supposed to be living in uroguay. he may have escaped somewhere near the brazilian border. he has ties to al qaeda spent 12 years in gitmo. some disturbing threats against one of the biggest country music bands. ♪ ♪ >> the band perry forced to cancel their delaware show 15 minutes before it started. now the hunt is on for these two men caught on surveillance accused of making violent threats against thousands of fans if the gig went on. the band sending out a tweet to fans saying that their security was their top priority. pbs trying to trick tens of thousands of fourth of july
people with phony fireworks. the network broadcasting perfect sparks in clear skies in the nation's capitol. problem is from the ground the show looked more like this. thick clouds from earlier storms covering the capitol blocking views. the blurry circle barrel ri resembling what the network showed to mixing file footage with the real thing but only after getting caught. finally, even more proof that "fox & friends" viewers are the absolute best on the planet. we told you on friday about budweiser teaming up with the sons and daughters. if you drank a budweiser cold beer, a dollar would be donated. boy, did you come through. >> on behalf of budweiser this is a donation of $1 million.
>> yeah, you heard that right. country music superstar chris stapleton donating a $1 million check to folds of honor. he performed to the troops before an historic major league baseball game we told you about. folds of honor and f-16 pilot major dan rooney topping it off by tossing out the first pitch. go to foldsofhonor.org. thank you to all the fox friends. always better with friends, ainsley. >> that's right, heather. the threat of terrorism has hit home for most americans and national security has become a priority for an unlikely group, soccer moms now dubbed security moms. these suburban mothers have become a critical crucial voting block who could end up voting and deciding who our next president will be. how did yesterday's soccer moms
become today's security moms? here to explain this is dr. sebastian gorka, the chair of military theory. the author of that book there, it's called "defeating jihad." good morning. >> good morning. >> what is a security mom? >> it's a very interesting demographic in america today. it's those mothers who are seriously concerned about whether we're winning the war against the jihadists. now they're taking their own concerns and coming together as a group and expressing those concerns to say perhaps we need to rethink how we're doing this. are we winning? what needs to be done? specifically what would the next president do differently to secure them and their children. >> how will it affect the election? >> i think it's huge. very significant question. he's not too popular with women. they're looking for leadership and security. the question is can they be
bought over or won over by somebody like donald trump or just because hillary's a woman, does that mean they get her slow the? that's an interesting question. >> he might not be popular with women but he is pop pew ru women but he is pop pew rlar on security question. >> who do the security moms like? >> we'll find out in an hour. do they think it's working? if it's not, what should be done differently? how do they relate to the candidates. the commander in chief, number one priority is, what, keeping us safe. who are they going to choose? >> have you noticed when talking to other women, this is your life's work, you train other countries how to deal with terrorism. have you noticed moms, our mentality has changed? we used to go to soccer games or used to go to concerts, we didn't ever have to worry about this kind of thing. now we are thinking about this and security is the forefront of our minds. >> i think in the last year, year and a half it's significantly changed. what are the terrorists doing?
they did giant symbolic things like the world trade center, the pentagon. what have we had? the world trade center, airports in brussels, istanbul. we've had a nightclub here in orlando. they go for, what, soft targets? where anybody's child could be, rock concert. think about that. that's making people wake up. it's not about doing what has to be done, getting the kids to where they need to be, are they safe when they get there is going to be a big question. >> it's in our backyards. we're going to be talking to the panel coming up at 7:30. thank you. interns just starting out in the real world need to hear this advice. >> maybe you should put on a proper shirt with a collar. >> collar? >> people, dress to impress. >> one group of interns protested the dress code and, guess what, they got the boot. up next, the dos and don'ts to get ahead at the workplace.
she just won more than 20 tournaments in two years and she's only ten years old, but now a judge is banning this golf prodigy from the game that she loves so much. you have to hear her story.
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kevin durant is planning to sign with golden state warriors at the end of the week. the 27-year-old working out a two-year deal worth just over $54 million. >> that's amazing. they might win next year. a group of interns, they get an unexpected response after one of them launches a position, an intern, keep in mind, to change the dress code at work seeking the same leeway as a full-time employee who wears sneakers. >> that's right. in a letter gone viral the intern writes, quote, we were informed due to our unprofessional behavior we were being let go. the managers told us the worker allowed to disobey the dress code was a former soldier who lost her leg. you can't even tell. and if we had known about this we would have factored it into our argument. >> joining us with the dos and don'ts of being an intern,
adrian larsson. good morning. >> good morning. >> don't petition at work. is that a don't? >> it's a big don't. it's a big don't. it's really just a matter of not understanding the rules of the workplace before you're in there. for the most part no one tells you what to do in a workplace when you're in school so the interns really just didn't know. >> they need to kind of be taught. let's talk about the dos and the don'ts. do? do what? >> an internship is about learning. it's about showing up. it's about learning from your manager. it's about from the other people who are there and understanding what it means to work in today's world. don't, a big don't on the other side would be showing up and acting like you own the place and trying to make changes before you really even understand what it's like. >> you say bond with your boss and your co-workers but don't get crazy. what do you mean? >> don't get crazy. an internship is about networking. it is important to build relationships with your manager and co-workers. a lot of interns use the opportunity be at this to have a little too much fun and that's a
definite don't. >> not your best friends. >> don't dance on the table. >> don't dance on the table at happy hour. >> unless the boss is dancing on the table. >> no, even then. >> okay. off your list. also you say do share your ideas but don't act like a know it all. >> exactly. i think that this case is exactly a perfect example of that. you want to share your ideas, but as they relate to the job. you don't want to come in and try and change the place overnight. >> you know what part of it is, adrian, we see a lot of these stories coming out of america's colleges, so many kids are of this generation where they seem so entitled. we're just going to get a petition. we're going to get a petition, occupy something, change ourselves. the real world, unlike college, doesn't work that way. >> doesn't work that way and unfortunately the interns learned that. >> sometimes there's menial work to do. just the nuts and bolts that may not be a lot of fun so you say
do the grunt work with a smile. >> with a smile. one of the reasons that companies bring interns in in addition to giving people a learning experience is so that some of the more grunt work, if you will, can be taken on. and it's really important to impress your boss, to impress your co-workers and do all of this grunt work. >> that leads us in to just go above and beyond. don't feel entitled like you were talking about. >> exactly. most of the time if you want to turn the internship into a full-time job you need to show you are there to work, go above and beyond and excited to do it. >> i think the person who had written the note that has gone viral, i've never had a job before. i was too busy with college. this is not going to help any of those kids get a job after college. >> on their permanent record. >> on their permanent record, yeah. best of luck to them. >> all right. adrian, thank you. >> thank you. all right. meanwhile, an horrific week around the world with multiple
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that on the heels of the deadly week of attacks that claimed nearly 200 lives in istanbul, baghdad and bangladesh. despite the carnage the big news from the pentagon is lifting the ban on transgendered troops. kevin lace is a former navy s.e.a.l., the friend of the late chris kyle and the author of "the last punisher." how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> is this a grand distraction, when people are being killed all over the world by isis including here in the united states? >> you're absolutely correct. just a giant distraction as to what's going on and in this terrorism throughout this globe. under this administration we have suffered more home grown terrorist attacks and we are less safe than a long time ago
and they're trying to force a square peg in a round hole. there's not an issue, but the administration is creating one. >> watch what ash carter the defense secretary said on why a transgender ban needs to be lifted in this country. i want you to react. please, let's watch it together. >> the defense department and the military need to avail ourselves of all talent possible in order to remain what we are now the finest fighting force the world has ever known. our mission is to defend this country. and we don't want barriers unrelated to a person's qualification to serve, preventing us from recruiting or retaining the soldier, sailor, airmen or marine who can best accomplish the mission. >> okay, kevin, so here's the question this morning. so we know this is between 2,500 and 7,000 transgendered troops out of a fighting force of 1.3 million. is in about political
correctness or is this about making america a stronger, winning, fighting force? >> i think it's all about political correctness. i believe there are plenty of men and women that are ready to fight. it used to be to keep america safe but now it's to upheave the american military and be more inclusive. the job of the pentagon is not to create a warm and fuzzy, attractive environment as an employer. it is to keep america safe. what goes on in society, doesn't always translate wet into the military. the job of the military is to keep america safe and we're failing to do that when we're losing focus. >> and the final question, talk about this. you say we're dividing our military into factions. and that unity is really important. what do you mean by that? >> absolutely. conformity is key to the military. it's key to the unit's success and unity. as we become a unit that looks at the individual and not the team, we lose focus of the mission. and that becomes a distraction. as a result, we put men and women in harm's way. so if we're not unified together
as a fight, you know, we're losing. and i talk about that in "the last punisher." we got the mission done and we defeated them and they need to stick with the mission. >> kevin lacz, thank you for being with us. and hillary clinton is set to take flight with president obama on air force one. we're reading her e-mails on -- we're reading your e-mails on this. illegal and want to stay in the u.s.? don't worry about speaking english. the latest move by the democrats will have you more than outraged. coming back on "fox & friends." i have asthma...
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it's tuesday, july 5th. i'm ainsley earhardt. a murder mystery after the death of an american college student who had just arrived in italy for a study abroad program. the arrest made overnight and the question now, why. then hillary clinton hits the campaign trail today with one of her top supporters -- the president of the united states. and she's traveling in style, getting an upgrade to a flight on air force one. so who will foot the bill? >> you're welcome. we will. if you thought al gore sounded crazy for inventing the internet, it gets better. you won't believe it in time. live on this tuesday that feels like a monday, this is "fox & friends." ♪ ♪
so beautiful. >> it is. some of the festivities last night. celebrating independence day in new york city. low ceiling, that was a big problem in the nation's capital where pbs decided no one will see the fire works so let's run last year's. >> it went off with a hitch. everyone was safe. thank god. >> i hope you had a fantastic independence day weekend. we'd love to see your pictures, this first one to show you this hour. from karen, it's her mom, pictured hanging all of those flags on the clothesline. >> wow. i love that. pamela sends this one, one of her dad, lieutenant commander douglas madison, admiral david tyree on the right, raising the first 50-star flag over the south pole in 19 -- >> that's so cool. >> that is. >> check this out. that's evelyn showing her
patriotic parade at a july 4th luncheon, mad hatter's. >> that's about not a ten gallon, but about a 20 gallon. >> there's so fun. do you shop for weeks in advance for your red, white and blue outfit? >> no, you have some red and white and put it together. >> not me. i look forward to the holiday -- >> you go out and shop? >> yeah, i buy new outfits that are red, white, and blue of my little daughter. >> we want to see some. >> i didn't take many of you. but i took many of my daughter. >> if anyone has taken a picture of ainsley over the past 24 hours, please send them to us. we want to see this betsy ross like outfit. >> thank you so much. heather, i know you're working, weren't you? >> i was. but i love little hayden's pictures. i hope you have had a good fourth of july.
breaking overnight, a homeless man just arrested for the murder of an american college student found dead, just hours after arriving in rome for a study abroad program. now the body of 19-year-old beau solomon was found in the tiber river. his credit card, phone, still missing. his card had been charged with thousands of dollars after he disappeared. he was a star student at the university of wisconsin and a proud cancer survivor. well, the big screen's first ever lois lane has died. >> good evening. >> and where have you been, mr. kent? >> me, i have been around. >> noel neill passed away over the weekend surrounded by family in her arizona home. she died from natural causes. she was 95 years old. we'll be missed. well, democrats are dropping the requirement to learn english
for amnesty. a sharp contrast to the traditional notion that immigrants should be required to learn the dominant language of a nation. well, the democrats are looking to expand it for refugees through granting humanitarian parole and temporary protective status. they're count on a huge hispanic turnout. and joey jaws chestnut took his title back. he took down the challenger downing, a record breaking 70 hot dogs and buns in just ten minutes. jaws taking home the famed mustard belt for his stomach-churning efforts. he is quite the athlete i must say. >> that is -- >> he has been for years. joey chestnut. >> it's almost hard to watch. >> it is. but it's riveting, it's hard to watch, but riveting. >> i have been at that event a number of times. >> have you?
>> yeah, because i used to work fourth of july for about 15 years here at fox news channel and the way they do it is they take a glass of water and they dunk the bun in water. they dunk the hot dog in the water and eat them separately. defian defiance. >> no onions. >> how is he feeling this morning? >> call us. >> do you know who's feeling great today? >> who's that? >> hillary clinton. >> why is that? >> she met with the fbi over the weekend, went down the -- to the hq. he probably told them, i can give you three hours because i have "hamilton" tickets because -- >> that's right. that night. >> and now she's celebrating because it sounds like -- you know, look at how happy we have heard so many of her surrogates they're pretty sure she won't get charged. she'll flying down to campaign with the president on air force one which is owned by all of us,
which means how much are we paying for her campaign stop. >> the price tag is $206,337 an hour and donald trump wants to know who's paying for that? he tweeted it out last night, why is president obama allowed to use air force one on the campaign trail with crooked hillary? she's flying with him tomorrow. who pays? >>well, the white house did respond, we follow all rules and regulations to ensure that the dnc pays what is required for the president to travel to political events. >> just because it costs $206,000 an hour does not mean that the dnc will pay that amount. there's a complicated formula and trust me they'll pay pennies on the dollar. in 2012, the dnc reimbursed the federal government for a similar sized prorated commercial
vehicle. but it's prorated. and if you have the president and you've got the campaign staff, it's just a small part of the number of people on board. so if it's 10%, will they pay 10%, they will not reveal the exact ratio of the cost to what they -- >> so we're not sure if they're paying the cessna or the piper -- >> or the meals. >> the big plane. we don't know if frequent flyer miles apply. >> why is he doing this? i do understand the point. i do understand what trump is saying s this even illegal? >> oh, sure, everybody does it. all presidents in some manner support their party's -- >> and taxpayers foot the bill? >> you know -- >> to go and campaign for hillary? >> it's the way that things are rigged. in who has the white house. >> is there an implicit message that the president has put his arm around hillary clinton and
says i know everything is okay. i wouldn't be putting my arm around someone if they're about to be charged with information or later indictment. >> peter, such a good point. keep in mind, let's look at the time line here. everybody knew he was going to go out on the campaign trail with her today, right? so what do they get out of the way? at whole messy fbi thing. >> it is out of the way for now. unless you believe there's an information by which she's charged. i mean, some people that say that. but the conventional wisdom now, especially based upon this all expense paid trip from andrews air force base to charlotte is that that's all done, out of the way, don't be worried. it's a matter of time let's go on the convention. >> it's almost as if they created talk points. they knew in advance, because the fix is in. >> the fix is in. >> the fix is in. we're going to say this. you know, every time somebody asks us about it or every time it comes up we'll read from the same talking points. so we put together a montage to show you 40u67 -- how much it looks like this is all according
to script. >> there was absolutely no possibility of an indictment. >> that is not going to happen. there is no basis for it and i'm looking forward to this being wrapped up. >> are you 100% confident that nothing is going to come of this fbi investigation? >> i'm 100% confident. >> i continue to believe that she has not jeopardized america's national security. this is somebody who has served her country for four year as secretary of state and did an outstanding job. >> if you get indicted, will you -- >> oh, for goodness, i not answering that question. >> i can tell you this is not a situation in which america's security was endangered. >> she knew she'd get away with it. you have to remember she is being investigated by the fbi and the doj which is under the administration. and now they're flying on a
plane together and campaigning today? loretta lynch was on bill clinton's plane? it's just -- they have known about this for a long time. >> i believe that the fbi is going to be zealous and above board in doing it and getting it done. if i'm an fbi agent and i watch the clips i say to myself, what am i doing when the president of the united states, many, many months made a determination there were no laws broken? >> great point. >> so it's a hard, hard thing for them to do their job. i believe in the end they will do their job. whatever it is because they have the evidence. >> sure. >> it's a tough thing and when donald trump says things are rigged and you see this sdl-- >> it looks like it. >> it does look like. i don't know if it is. but it looks like it is. >> if there's a criminal investigation, someone in power says i trust these people, but instead as with we played the montage, they were saying the same thing. nothing is going to happen.
she didn't break -- >> all hillary will discuss with the president is golf, grandchildren and janet reno. that's all they'll talk about. >> this is why your vote matters. people are up in arms about the establishment and being above the law, except for us, regular americans. >> the fix is in? hillary revealed that if she's elected president, she wants loretta lynch to be her attorney general. >> why do they keep bringing loretta lynch -- loretta lynch is straight up and honest. why do they keep bringing her in and sticking her in? i feel badly for her. she gets on the plane. this and that. you know? >> what do you think, let us know. foxandfriends.com. meanwhile, 7:11 here in new york city. get ready to see more scenes like this. democrats aren't done with their anti-gun protest. remember this from the floor of the house? wait until you hear what they're planning for later today. you're looking at a special
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well, get ready for round two on capitol hill. remember this? >> house will be in order. the chair wishes to make an announcement regarding the decorum in the house chamber. >> we do remember, steve. democrats planning more protests over gun control over the house gets back in session today. >> rich edson is live with more on what we can expect. rich, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve, ainsley and peter. democrats are planning to take their gun control protests to the house floor. demanding republican leadership allow votes on more aggressive gun control legislation. a memo obtained by the congressional black caucus said representative robin kelly would like the members to be present for floor activity on gun violence when the house returns
to session on tuesday, july 5, 2016. the plan is to be as disruptive to house speaker paul ryan as possible next week. the memo says it wants congressional black caucus to deliver messages at noon and it urges lawmakers to hold up pictures of those killed by firearms. following the orlando nightclub last month, there was a sit-in on the house floor, demanding that paul ryan schedule a vote on gun control letiontion. he called votes as democrats continued their protest. ryan has said he will not tolerate further disruptions on the house floor. the house will consider a gun control measure as part of a broader counterterrorism bill. democrats call that proposal weak and want votes on stronger gun control measures. a recent quinnipiac poll shows more than half of registered voters want stricter gun control laws, though it lags far behind
others as voters' most important. the poll says only 5% choose guns and crime as their top issue among more than a dozen options. jobs and the security and terrorism and national security rank atop that list. back to you. >> all right, we thank you, rich, for that report from our nation's capital. so you know, he touched on at the end when "usa today" did the poll and they say the most important topics facing the next president of the united states, number one was jobs, followed by terrorism. that was 20, 25% of the populous. only 5% said more gun control. >> wow. >> one in 20. >> and donald trump does well among those who want more jobs and who want tighter security. >> and what we're seeing is that the first demonstration was supposed to be organic, spontaneo spontaneous, just occurring, obviously this is planned. >> no kidding. meanwhile, hillary clinton and elizabeth warren have partnered up on the campaign
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some quick headlines for you. give peace a chance. russian president vladimir putin sending a fourth of july message to president obama, hoping to get ties between russia and the u.s. back on track.
putin writing that at one time, the countries were able to solve the most difficult international problems. the kennedy clan caught red handed spedding the fourth of july bashing republicans. robert kennedy's daughter posted this picture of a donald trump pinata on instagram. she captioned it, huge party, and got 200 likes before quickly deleting it. >> thank you, ainsley. the veep stakes is on with the presumptive nominees appearing closer to naming their running name. let's talk to the daily caller reporter kerry picket, who is joining us in front of the wheel of veeps. the veep-o-rama. so many people have said that newt gingrich would be great, because donald trump said he wants someone who knows how washington works and he got a lot done as a speaker of house. >> he was able to win the house after 40 years but he also has
that sort of infighter status in washington. on the other hand though, he sometimes got people angry as well in washington. he made a lot of menemies but he's defended donald trump and has been loyal to the end. >> meanwhile over here on the democrat side, former governor of the commonwealth of virginia, tim kaine has been mentioned a lot. probably as the number one pick a lot of the insiders are saying for hillary clinton. what would he bring to the table? >> well, he can really help hillary clinton with that southeastern vote in virginia as well as going downward into those other states as well. particularly because he kind of has it sort of the stability that perhaps trump can sometimes be a little polarizing with. also, tim kaine can sort of bring about a lot of the votes that perhaps liz warren can sort
of scare away as well. but hillary clinton has to make a decision, does she want to bring more of the leftward tilt of the party or the new democrat party? >> well, he would by the independents, and she needs the independents. for the most part, the lefties who love elizabeth warren will go for her anyway. let's talk about chris christie. this game is not rigged by the way. chris christie who is out in new jersey. he's my governor in new jersey. a friend of donald trump. what do you think about him? >> well, chris christie, you have to think about this here. donald trump and chris christie do some people wonder here if you want new york and new jersey coming at you on a republican ticket? i'm not too sure about that. even though neither one will apologize for whatever they say, i'm not too sure if that's a good combo. >> if he's not veep, i bet he would be attorney general. over the weekend at the golf resort in new jersey, joni ernst
met with donald trump. what would she bring to the table? >> definitely he would be able to say, hey, how can i be anti-woman if i had a woman on the ticket. amazing campaigner. definitely brings a lot of energy to the ticket. but the big question is experience. she can't bring that washington experience. >> a first-time u.s. senator. mike pence, met with mr. trump as well. he had good things to say about him and he had good things to say about trump. >> he's an amazing networker. one of the that i learned about mike pence when i came to washington to report, he sees your face, he never forgets it. he also remembers your name. he's an amazing insider in washington and an incredible executive over in indiana. >> okay. and toward the end of last week, elizabeth warren an hillary clinton teamed up. they had matching pantsuits. people said, boy, wouldn't that be a great ticket, but hillary
is all about taking in the wall street money and elizabeth warren is all about blowing up wall street. >> you know, actually, hillary clinton's wall street donors told her if you put elizabeth warren at the bottom of the ticket we are going to leave you and you'll have some money problems. so she better think about that. >> if you were just looking at the odds the number one person that hillary would pick would be? >> i would say tim kaine, but it would be very close to -- >> i think that's -- tim kaine is the leader. then on the republican side, number one name -- >> newt gingrich at the very top. >> all right. interesting stuff. kerry, thank you for joining us. what do you think about that? e-mail us at foxandfriends.com. if you thought that al gore sounded crazy when saying he inventing the internet, you won't believe what he said next. and they're called security moms. used to be soccer mom, now security moms.
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all right. believe it or not, this is one of the most watched videos in internet history. ♪ ♪ chimpanzee riding on a segway ♪ ♪ >> well, today the chimpanzee riding on the segway has finally met his match. it's the baby owl riding the mechanical horse. >> how cute is that? >> it's gone viral overnight. >> can you bring the chimpanzee back one more time? >> can we do a split screen with the chimpanzee on the segway on -- >> that song is going to go nuts. the best song ever. >> who is cuter that stuff animal horse or the owl?
adorable. >> do we have quinnipiac to do the polling on this? which do you think is crazier? the mechanical horse doing the shaky butt dance there with the owl or the chimpanzee on the segway? >> and the characterization -- i don't think that's any crazy of the chimpanzee on the segway. >> that chimpanzee -- that's harder to do. >> you're saying that takes skill? >> yeah. an amazing chimpanzee. >> yeah, but that horse is trying to buck that -- that horse is trying to buck that owl off. >> i couldn't do it. >> they're both cute. everyone loves babies. when i was in journalism school, they told us, babies, pretty people and animals. >> i'm offended that peter jonsson -- peter johnson threw his entire family under the bus or the segway. >> i think we have run the string on this. >> heather, which do you like better?
>> you can't say both. you have to pick both. >> there you go. both. >> no, you have to pick one. >> that's my story, i'm sticking to it. we have been following story and we begin with a fox news alert. this morning it's happening -- a frantic search intensifying for a former gitmo detainee who vanished into thin air. airline workers in south america urged to be on the lookout for abu dhiab. he was released by president obama two years ago and he was supposed to be living in uruguay. but government officials there believe he may have escaped somewhere near the brazilian border. dhiab who has ties to al qaeda spent 12 years in gitmo. disturbing threats against one of the biggest country music bands around. ♪ ♪ i don't want the whole world >> the band perry forced to cancel their delaware show 15
minutes before it started and now the hunt is on for the two men caught on surveillance accused of making violent threats in the gig went on. the band said that security was their top priority. and it looks like a scene out of a horror movie. the fbi hunting for this guy right here dubbed the straw hat bandit. they say that he's robbed ten banks across philadelphia in four years. his latest hit -- a pnc bank just this past weekend. now, the gun-toting bandit earning his name from wearing a straw hat in the first robbery. but has been changing his disguise every time, ever since. who called himself the jackie robinson of global warming? can you guess? yep, right there. former vice president al gore. apparently inventing the internet isn't enough, so he's crowning himself the latest warrior of social change. when asked about his naysayers,
gore telling "the tennessean" newspaper said that opponents of integration and a personal animus for jackie robinson, would take out after the advocates that were most effective in asking people to change. and those are a look at your headlines. now we'll toss it out to maria who has the weather forecast. hi. >> hey, good morning. we're tracking extreme weather across the plains and we do have an enhanced risk of some issues by the storm prediction center for wisconsin, minnesota, even parts of iowa. so we could be seeing extreme weather out there. but i want to start off with the radar because we do anticipate more rain across portions of the northeast and extending into the mid-atlantic. there could be some storms that fire later on today. so that could be something to watch. the upper midwest can see severe weather and even into kansas and
nebraska. the threat will continue into wednesday. so you're looking at multiple days of severe storms possible. quickly looking at your high temperatures you can see it will another scorcher across parts of the plains and the southwest and the other concern is that it's very humid out there. so expect the heat index values to be in the triple digits. now over to ainsley. >> thank you for that advice, maria. earlier we were talking about the rise of security moms. they are the suburban mothers, they're concerned with america's war on terror. they used to be soccer moms and now they're security moms. here are six mothers who share the views. we have beth who is right here in the front in the pink dress, kathy in the middle. we have courtney here on the right and then in the back is josey, claudine and deborah. thank you for being with us.
dr. gorka, he was on with us an hour ago and talking about the difference -- we weren't necessarily worried about isis hitting us at home. but now they're in our back yards. what is a security mom? >> it's an interesting new dynamic or demographic, it's mothers who are starting to ask questions about how safe are we? they are the hub of the family. as a result, they look at the last 15 years are we safer today and they could be an important bloc coming up in november. do they feel safer if not what are they expecting from the next president. >> kathy, let's start be you. you were in the reserves for ten years. you have two children. what are your concerns? >> that the very thing that dr. gorka has already mentioned is safety. one of my top priorities. i think i fall in line with about 53% of all americans who feel the same way that the threat of terrorism has now become one of our major concerns. can i walk down the street and have the expectation of not being blown up, or going into the movie theater and not have the expectation of someone walking in with the rifle,
speaking in arabic language, ready to take my life for no other reason than jihad. >> all right. beth, you're shaking your head yes, that's one of your concerns as well too? >> it is. i have -- i have daughters that attend liberty university. and liberty university is the largest christian university in 2 world. that is it is my concern. i also have a son, he's my september 11, 2001 baby. i was in labor while september 11th was going on. and it's a big concern for me because since that date, september 11th, until today in 2016, the rise of terrorism it's -- there's so many incidents, i think it's up to 101. and i think we have an administration that isn't naming our enemy and when we can't name our enemy we can't win the war. against terror. we have to name our enemy. >> do you ladies can i ask, do
you think we're actually safer or not are we winning this war? >> no. >> what would you expect from the next president? what kind of changes? >> one of them is to identify -- already stated who the enemy is. it's difficult know who it is you're fighting if you name the name. if we have to rely on a terrorist to document who they are and what they're fighting for, that's a sad moment and then our leaders are trying to change that narrative that doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy as a parent. it makes me feel afraid. >> josey, you're a legal immigrant, you came here from canada. are you worried about the borders, keeping the borders safe? >> my main concern is as an immigrant when i came to this country, my goal was to become a proud american, tos assimilate. my concern is that we are having immigrants coming here that do not even decide to learn the language. and so how do we change that?
>> right. >> what will our elected officials do to make changes to make us feel safer? >> what do you want in the next president? >> we want our leaders to be truthful. calling evil good and calling good evil needs to stop. when we have leaders that say we must empathize with terrorists there is a problem. jihadist is evil, they're causing destruction and they're bent on killing, robbing and destroying. i want to see leaders who will strong arm that. not be afraid to fight the cause for truth and what is right and justice for all americans. >> claudine, what are your concerns? >> i'm a mom, my safety and concern and welfare of my children is the first and most important priority. i try not live in fear, no
federal, no school can keep our children safe 100% of the time, however, i'm watching the news, there's more concerns. i don't think it's a partisan issue. mothers from the beginning of time want to see their children are safe. >> courtney, did you want to ask a question? >> no, go ahead. >> i think a president who will put our nation first first and foremost. we have not only financial compensation but after the military, after they serve that support. you know, strengthening our borders is first and foremost. i think especially moms going through airports and traveling, i think we'd gladly give up those personal freedoms to feel safer. if it meant that they are profiling, i have no issue with that. because i want to feel safe. i want to know i can bring my children to disney world and not sit across the table from my husband at dinner thinking about what is our exit strategy,
should a gunman come into the restaurant with the gun, how do we get the children out safe? is it a major target, why would we bring the children into dang louse -- >> we didn't have the discussions in our household growing up. who is in favor of trump? who would vote for donald trump today? okay. the majority. i see maybe like half the hands back there. half a hand. because you used to be never trump, right? >> well, i mean, trump was not my first, nor second or third candidate, but the ideologies between hillary and trump, between republicans and democrats, the gap is so wide there is no bridge any longer that can bring the sides together. they're so radically different. >> ladies in the back, are you for hillary? you were kind of half for trump? >> what would it take for you to like trump? because of the women and the trump issue, right? but then we have the security
thing here. >> right. i would like to see the leadership of my country display the same qualities they'd like me to display at home, honesty, integrity and do as say i, not as i do, is not going to work with our country. >> i'm proud to be sitting here with you. thank you so much. >> thank you, ladies. >> thank you. >> thanks, dr. gorka. well, she is hillary clinton's most trusted adviser and now huma abedin is revealing what happened to dozens of missing records from the clinton state department. she says they set them on fire. laura ingraham will weigh in on that. cereal caves are the next big thing, and the "dooce on the loose" is grabbing a spoon.
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this morning there's a whole new twist to -- that's being added to our breakfast. kellogg's first ever cereal cafe is now officially open for business. >> steve doocy is in times square at the brand-new spot. he's tasting -- >> we're jealous. >> that's right. good morning, ainsley, good morning, peter. here it is, heart of midtown. at 48th and broadway. their first ever all cereal restaurant. we've got andrew here, he works with kellogg's. tell me the idea behind this. >> the idea is to get you to think about cereal differently. >> you think about it first thing in the morning. >> you do. but we want you to think about it a different way. >> come over here.
this particular thing we saw a moment ago with lemon zest -- what is that? >> it's fruit loops, marshmallows, passion fruit jam and lemon zest. >> okay. anthony is the co-owner along with kellogg's. what is this? >> frosted flakes and special "k" with thyme leaves. >> i never make that at home. >> well, you could. >> one of the things that people would say, i don't know if i'd spend $7 or 8 bucks for a bowl of cereal. >> that includes the milk and the spoon and if tyou want one f the specialties it's $7. >> this buzzer will tell you where to go. sometimes you open the cabinet. maybe you get a prize. this is a raffle ticket for two tickets to "hamilton," running through 2:00 today. >> fantastic. >> or you get your breakfast. >> okay. this is my breakfast. let's see what this is like. all right. wind up.
now, this looks like just a bowl of cereal with some raspberries or boysenberries. some pretty berries. what is special about this particular -- >> so this is your coffee and breakfast in one. so this is raspberries with frosted miniwheats and coffee grinds. when you pour the milk over it will start to dissolve and you'll be able to drink your coffee and eat your cereal at the same time. >> wait a minute. this is a cup of coffee in the cereal? look at that. a.j., get a closer shot of that. how'd you do that? instance coffee? >> instant coffee. >> so this is going to give me a buzz? >> it will give you a buzz. you'll be ready for the rest of the day. >> that's absolutely delicious. >> that's awesome. everyone loves cereal. >> it's fantastic. all right. so you're officially open at 8:00 in the morning? >> open in a little bit. >> great. thank you very much. thank you very much. good luck, everybody.
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after months of inaction, a sanctuary city bill after kate steinle's death will finally get a vote. the proposed legislation would jail illegals convicted of aggravated felonies for at least five years if they're caught defying deportation. the big question is, will it pass? here to react, maureen lecarre. her brother was killed by an unlicensed illegal immigrant in 2009. good morning, maureen. >> good morning, peter. how are you? >> here's an important opportunity. you have had a terrible loss in your life. what do you say to the united states senate this morning with regard to kate's law and sarah's law and all of the things that could help stop the kind of thing that happened to your brother? >> it's a no-brainer. they really need to vote for it. i can't believe they would even
be against it. and they talk about families being separated. in all honesty what about our families? we're permanently separated. there's hundreds of us, thousands of us, people who have lost protestbrothers, sisters, and fathers and young children with lives ahead of them. >> yes. there's been a core of opposition, senate democrats that have spoken out against kate's law. against this five-year mandatory prison term. senators reid, durbin, and menendez. what do you say to harry reid about your loss and how he should understand your loss and so many other brothers and sisters and mothers in fathers in america? >> shame on you. if it was up to you, to do this, and it was your family member, i am positive that you would be
singing a different tune. shame on you. i really don't know how these people -- they have control to put the laws in place. defy the fact that they can and just ignore the american people and the deaths and the pain that's been caused to everyone. shame on you is what i have to say. >> we just have a -- >> do your job. >> we have a few seconds left, maureen. what should americans be doing today to make sure that these important laws get the vote that they need? >> the american people need to wake up. they need to stop hiding and making believe that this is not an issue. when it's major issue. get your heads out of the sand, do what you have do. vote and then lawmakers need to implement the laws that are already in place.
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see if you're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. good morning to you and your family. it's tuesday, july 5th, 2016. a fox news alert. breaking overnight a murder, arrest in rome. an american college student found dead in a river there three days after he vanished. who police have in custody right now. and hillary clinton hits the campaign trail with one of her top supporters -- president obama. getting an upgrade to a flight on air force one who will foot the bill? >> i think i know. meanwhile children said she'd move to jupiter if donald trump won the white house.
good night, nasa just reached jupiter, and it's sunny, cher. >> come on! >> i liked it. great job. live from this planet, it's "fox & friends." >> you got me, babe. well, we asked you what america great. i think i know what makes you happy. >> listen, this cereal from kellogg's is fantastic. >> cereal is the best. >> put coffee in it. >> what does it taste like? >> it tastes like miniwheat and coffee. >> and raspberries. >> that sounds better -- there was one he put jam or preserves on. that looked better to me. well, let's look at your pictures. joy sends this in. this is of her patriotic pet
squirrel. his name was cheerio. he's holding the american flag. >> well named. >> a squirrel in the house? >> looks like it? oh, look at this one. >> this is her patriotic pooch, all decked out. for independence day. i love the glasses. >> christine sends this one from nantucket where a proud sailor switched out his sail for an american flag. >> that is amazing. let's bring in laura ingraham to find out what she did on the fourth of july. hey, did you have good one? >> i did. i was in -- for most of it, most of the weekend us up in vermont. which i hadn't been to since i was in college. a few years ago. that was a lot of fun. i was with my friend, the kinglies. beautiful to see the ski slopes when they were green, not white. and i was here last night and it was raining. >> not according to pbs. they ran last night's fireworks.
>> even though it was raining, it cleared up dot at the capital, at the mall. >> the number one topic was people were talking about hillary, being grilled by the fbi for three hours. and just the optics of, you know, you see loretta lynch with bill clinton. we heard about that. then she gets interviewed by the fbi at headquarters before her tickets to "hamilton" and today she's taking a spin on air force one. it looks to me like the fix is in. like this is all scripted ahead of time. what do you think about that? >> yeah, i think for a long time i have been very doubtful about hillary being indicted. people always come up to me and including in vermont over the weekend. so do you think she'll be indicted? no, i don't think she'll be indicted? should she be -- it doesn't look good. but that meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch was so off the charts unethical, inappropriate and a credibility
killer for this investigation. so it's easy for her to say, well, i would -- i would accept -- i expect to accept the decision of the prosecutor. you have to look at her language. everyone said she's recusing -- well, she's not recusing herself. she expects to accept. that's different than i am going to accept. some of the language left a little wriggle room there. i would be surprised. >> when you expect to accept somebody does that mean you expect to know what they expect to give you? >> right. i mean, the whole thing. well, the timing of his jumping on board the plane, then she is about to be interviewed by the fbi. she obviously she knew she was about to be interviewed an loretta lynch knew she was about to be interviewed and the timing was beyond -- you know, smelly to say the least. >> the thing about the airplane was apparently bill clinton was
there fixing to take off. the secret service said, okay, we have to take off, mr. president. because we don't want two motorcades on the tarmac out at sky harbor at the same time. he said, nope, i'm going to wait. he held that flight for half and hour, then bolted across the tarmac. can i come in? >> it was just to talk about, you know, the grandkids. >> of course. >> all that. >> baby lessons, all the rest of it. nothing to i. but also he's not abiding by that seat belt sign that we're all told to abide by. clearly not about that either. >> and what about hillary clinton going down to north carolina to campaign with the president together? >> it's the best weapon in this campaign is no coudoubt about i. she has no record of success to boast about. what she does have is an
alliance for whom the public has affection for and that's president obama. despite the lagging economy. despite isis attacks on the homeland and other islamic attacks on the homeland. they're still -- surprising to me a great deal of affection for president obama. so she's got to have that. without that, i don't know what she does have. and obama remains one of the most powerful campaigners in american life. i mean, republicans wish they had someone as good as obama on the stump, i wish we had someone as talented to dominate the stage. >> is there any doubt he will be the surrogate in chief? he will be the surrogate in chief. when things get tough, they will go back to the president. will they not? >> yeah, he's going to -- he'll be there as the rescuer of hillary. i mean, the polls are tightening somewhat. i think the last poll showed hillary was down -- up five points. even with trump kind of difficult last five or six weeks, i mean, it's really tight. and the president wants to keep his whole globalist thing going.
he wants to move this into the post american world and hillary is the best vehicle to do that. they're putting aside the past differences. he's trying to sell her to the american people and are they going to buy it? what is her record of success? other than trashing trump. >> i like how you put aside their past differences. they hate each other. obama can't like this if he was reading the deposition taken last week by judicial watch. huma abedin who is her number one aide, there she is whispering in her ears, they did a depo last week, are you aware of the obligation at the state department not to delete the federal records or destroy federal records and she said you know what some of the -- some of mrs. clinton's schedules we put
in the burn bag. which is extraordinary. who at the department of state puts things into the burn bag to burn up their calendars? as we have heard in the past it's about yoga and wedding plans and stuff like that. burn bag. >> well, one would think that hillary clinton's schedule is also kept electronically. i mean, i would be stunned if it weren't. so i didn't see the significance of burning it. but i don't think many people watching "fox & friends" this morning would be surprised to know that documents go missing in the hands of the chin -- clintons. we saw records at the rose law law firm, they disappeared from a table top in the west wing. not many are surprised to hear this, but the question is how far do their admissions go and what happened in the interview with hillary clinton by the fbi on friday? i mean, abedin, she's -- she
swears to tell the whole truth and she raises her right hand. she has to tell the truth, so otherwise she tells perjury. it seems like she told the truth. just another piece of evidence that i think adds up to, you know, a lack of transparency despite their promises of the most transparent administration. the other question is what are you hiding? what meetings our -- or donors -- what conversations -- to the clinton foundation. if i had to guess that's where this would have gone. or other things, like the e-mails that are missing. you don't destroy something unless you're worried about someone else reading it. that's clearly the case here. >> i wonder where they go when they burn this stuff? out to the white house lawn? >> exactly. a ceremonial burning. that's a federal burn location where -- i'm sure the secretaries would find a lot of information. >> wouldn't surprise us.
>> thank you. laura ingraham, the editor in chief of lifezette. let's hand it over to heather with some headlines. >> good morning to you and to everyone at home. we have been following some stories all morning long. we have this breaking at this hour. a homeless man just arrested for the murder of that american college student who was found dead hours after arriving in rome. for a study abroad program. now, the body of 19-year-old beau solomon was found in the tiber river covered with blood. he disappeared after a night out with friends at a pub. his credit card, phone, still missing. now, the card had been charged thousands of dollars after he disappeared. his family says that he was a star student at the university of wisconsin. and he was a proud cancer survivor. well, the big screen first ever lois lane has died. >> good evening. >> and where have you been, mr.
kent? >> me? oh, i have been around. >> noel neill passed away over the weekend surrounded by family in her arizona home. she died from natural causes. she was 95 years old. donald trump hitting the campaign trail today with tennessee senator bob corker. the pair headed to raleigh, north carolina, for a rally there. and speculation has been swirling around the vice presidential pick. he and trump met in may. and a selfie firing big time for hillary clinton. she posed with two girls. one of them putting the picture on snapchat. getting a selfie in before she goes to jail. those are a look at your headlines. >> wow. she thought she was taking a picture with supporters. they put that on social media. >> yeah.
>> thanks, heather. you know, it turns out the democrats' gun control sit-in was just the beginning. wait until you hear what they're planning to do today. >> yeah, they're going to try to outdo last time. plus, stop and look at this video. a high speed street chase goes way wrong. that's not good. that driver blaming his girlfriend for the crash. what she did at the last moment, straight ahead. he's an a-list hit maker with multiple grammys, but now anyone can share the stage with rob thomas. he's here to explain how to get in his spotlight. that's straight ahead.
all right. something -- at your place of employment if you go to work every day, there's a real good possibility that you have some interns on your staff. we here at fox have summer associates they are called. >> great interns. >> they're great summer associates. they go to college. they get some cash, in some
cases they do get credit. anyway, we were fascinated by this story about a group of interns at one business. we don't know the business. we don't -- we don't the industry. but the interns did not like the fact that this particular company had a strict dress code. so all the interns got together and they said, well, we're not going to do take it. let's have a petition. they all signed it and the boss looked at it and said, thank you very much, you're all fired. >> i love it. hats off to them for taking the risk. they really believed in this cause, but i love the fact that the boss is like, you're an intern. you're not going to walk into our door and tell us how you're going to dress. >> you're right. kind of a little rascals kind of boneheaded move. >> right. >> not a good thing to do. did they write backwards on a little note. >> write code. >> why did we hire the interns in anyway, common sense is --
>> that's right. we'll have the intern read part of it. >> the intern is informed were being let go. the managers told us the worker allowed to disobey the dress code was a former soldier who lost her leg. you can't even tell. and if we had known about this we would have factored it into our argument. well, that's pure genius, they should be fired. >> as an attorney, would that business have just cause to fire those kids? >> oh, dress code is absolutely appropriate. it's not a violation of any civil rights. this is a dress code. say we need you to dress in a certain way. >> sure. >> you're dealing with the public. you don't come in cutoffs and flip-flops and little string bikinis. that doesn't work and it doesn't work when there's a rebellion.
employers don't like rebellions. >> millennials, look your best, but they look at facebook and look at what the guys go into work in. go into work with the hoodies. >> a lot of them go to colleges, everything is changed. if you have a gripe with the administration, let's sign a petition. let's sign a -- >> that's what congress does. they sit in their own facility. >> if you want to do that, there are consequences. >> being an intern is like the best experience in the world. best thing in my life being an intern. the best. >> i kind of feel sorry for the interns that are just the followers. they're just following the leaders and they lost their internship as a result. but that's what happens. >> the real world not like college. e-mail us what do you think about firing everybody? we'd like to look at it. what were these guys thinking, treating their cub scout troops to hooters?
it wasn't for the wings. you will hear from one of the 7-year-olds' outraged mother and we'll share your comments, about whether it's appropriate that hooters girls showed up at camp. if you want to be a singer, you don't need hit songs to share the stage with rob thomas. here he is, he will tell us how you can step into his spotlight. stick around. ♪
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we have some quick headlines for you. a barge full of fireworks bursting out of control after a fire -- after a fire breaks out on board. the plymouth, massachusetts, river front packed with people
watching that as it was all unfolding. many saying they heard the loud booms before the flames began to shoot from the sides of the boat. fire crews blaming it on a malfunction on board. cher said she's moving to jupiter, remember that, the planet if donald trump wins the white house? well, this morning we have great news for cher. nasa just reached jupiter, seriously. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome to jupiter. up. >> oh, all the hard work paid off. the overnight maneuver lasting for 30 nail biting seconds. now five years the juneau probe is in jupiter's orbit, helping scientists better understand the atmosphere. congratulations to them. >> bon voyage, cher.
one of the hottest artists is getting in on the latest trend -- holograms. ♪ ♪ another heartache on my list ♪ ♪ give me your heart, make it real or else forget about it ♪ >> so fans can now sing with rob thomas while he's live on tour. it's like nothing you have seen before. i was watching this last night on youtube. this summer, he's bringing the first ever hologram karaoke on his solo tour. >> how fun is that? here to tell us here is three-time grammy award winning singer and songwriter rob thomas. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> tell us how you came up with this. >> well, we have people in the management, every time you start doing something new they want to be the first people. so this was an idea we had heard about and this technology exponentially has gotten better every year. you can see the glitchchiness in
them, you see the resonance. >> describe what we're looking at right here. >> like it's so good that in some ways, you know, when you come to the show and like a vip experience. you can get to come down, you get to sing with my hologram and do this. but the technology is so good when you get e-mailed the footage you have to explain what it is. it looks like you're standing next to me singing. the clarity is unbelievable. >> i can sing a duet with you. >> i can sing a duet with me. [ laughter ] >> so i can't sing. i can't sing. >> but i can make you look like you can sing. i can make myself look like i can sing. >> you have to dumb it down for me. because i can't figure out how it works. you're up on stage and there's a hologram on the floor -- >> no, this is in a separate room, you sing next to my hologram and the e-mail is like the two of us -- >> oh, no way. it was like shooting the worst video ever, but i was in the
room. >> you're talking to the person. what's brilliant from the marketing stand point, i'm sure this is why you're doing it -- >> i'm sure. >> you e-mail it to people and say, share it online. they send to their mom, best friend, instagram it. that makes them want to go to your show. >> for years we started off with having the usb wrist bands. you go to the show and then it beams to you that show that you just saw on that wrist band. >> the whole show? >> the whole show. but then the fans throughout the entire tour can put together their favorite moments and put together their greatest hits of the tour. >> so this has become a huge thing, right? >> well, i mean, it's for the kind of the hard core fans. they deserve more than the casual fan. some of the fans have been around with me for 20 years. like i know them, i know their families, i watched their kids grow up. you want something special. >> today are you working with man du dumpling because he's
been behind you the entire segment? >> i am. by the way. i'm glad we got that in. >> that's a hologram. >> next year, i will actually not have to be here. my hologram will come here and talk about it. >> congratulations on your success. you're from south carolina originally. >> yes, ma'am. >> three grammys, matchbox twenty, it's amazing. >> very, very lucky. >> if folks would like to see you this summer what's your website? >> go to robthomas.com. i'm out all summer with the counting crows. >> great show! >> stay with us. we have a fox news alert, rob. he was one of those suspected terrorists the white house freed from guantanamo bay. now he's nowhere to be found. even worse he could be hopping on international flights. the latest on the search next. none of that is good. she was denied service by a mexican restaurant because she's a trump supporter. she had the hat on. why the server decided to target
that customer and the fallout.
all right. some proud american photographs that you have sent in over the independence day weekend. we'll show you a couple as you can see right there. that was a flag raising ceremony i think in tucson. >> yeah. boy scouts. aren't they adorable? >> then the next one is here's kathy at work. she says i'm a nurse. i worked on the 4th, but still celebrated. always the nurses in those hospitals and ers taking care of us. >> i bet her patients loved the glasses. wanda sent us this, salute from myrtle beach.
that is a sand sculpture of a flag at the shore. >> wow. >> isn't that pretty? >> very nice. >> excellent. >> keep your patriotic photos coming our way. #proud american. coming up in a moment, we've got two things. the results to the chimp on the segway and the owl on the mechanical horse. plus, that mother who was outraged that her son, one of the camp counselors was wearing a hooter shirt. she was outraged. we want to know what you think. we'll share some of your comments in a moment. but first, we'll hand it over to our friend, heather childress with some breaking news. >> good morning to you at home. there's frantic search intensifying for a former gitmo detainee who vanished into thin air. airline works are being urged to be on the lookout for this man, abu dhiab. he's using a fake passport and
he was released by president obama two years ago. he was supposed to be living in uruguay, but officials believe he may have escaped near the brazilian border. this isn't the first time that he and the fellow detainees made news. they got worldwide attention after marie harf said this. >> question work with the countries to improve their governance and build their economy so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> not true. all six refused every job that they were offered. eventually, some even given passports as an incentive to leave. today is a story we hear time and time again. a mexican restaurant refused to serve her because she supports trump. esther levy said when she tried to get service, she was told to leave. but the restaurant in new york taking a page from trump quickly firing back saying that she was
drunk and that she was being rude. levy calls those accusations ridiculous. and get ready for round two on capitol hill. >> house will be in order. the -- >> yep, democrats planning more protests over gun control. when the house gets back in session just hours from now. the congressional black caucus is calling on the members to disrupt house speaker paul ryan as much as possible. last month, you'll remember this democrat -- that the democrats staged a sit-in for 26 hours, a bill that would people on the no fly list from buying guns will be considered this week. a reminder, just how dangerous speed racing is when a high speed race takes a terrible turn.
that driver blaming his girl friend for that crash in mexico. she pulled the car's hand brake he says while he was speeding. now, the car slams into the concrete barrier. you can see it there and then it flips violently over and over on the highway. no word on in i injuries, but that definitely does not look good. >> wow. she lifted up that lever, the brake in the middle? >> that's what he says. >> don't do that. >> i mean, he is shouldn't have been speeding or racing. earlier we showed you what has been the most viral hit on the internet. it's the chimp on the segway. and there was a new video there's come out of an owl on a mechanical horse. we put them up side by side. we asked you which one you thought was the most extraordinary video. the chimp on the segway screen left or the owl on shaky butt horse. the answer according to our polls, thanks quinnipiac, are
stunning. >> i just love the song. can we hear the song? >> bring that song up. >> it's 100% of those responding that said the chimp wins. >> it's overwhelming. i want to amend something i said earlier. listen, the truth is that everyone in your family except you can do that. >> that's why everyone loves the chimp because it's a skill. >> it's hard. >> there's hard to do. >> i couldn't do it. >> but i guarantee you every little child watching this, they want that little shaky bottom horse. because it's so cute. that little owl is adorable. a little owl. >> what do you say, maria? >> i think the owl wins. >> finally, one for the owl. >> yeah. i mean -- a novelty there. getting that out on that little horse and it stayed on there. >> isn't he so cute? little tiny owl? >> pretty cute. both are adorable so they both
win in that category. but let's go ahead and switch gears and talk about the weather conditions because we do not have cute conditions across the country. we are dealing with multiple storm systems and one of them bringing in a lot of humidity across portions of the eastern u.s. a lot of heavy rain out there as well. we're dealing with the on and off showers across the northeast and they also extend farther south and west across tennessee and into kentucky. that's going to be something to watch out for. but later on this afternoon and evening, a new storm system will be moving across the northern plains and the upper midwest. there's an enhanced outlook across minnesota, iowa and wisconsin. you could be looking at an enhanced risk for the severe storms with damaging winds, large hail and the risk continues into tomorrow. high temperatures it will be a scorcher across the plains and the southeast. triple digit heat forecast with a lot of humidity. let's head back inside. >> thank you. meanwhile, we did do a story this morning about a mother
joined us today from denver. she was looking at some of her son's camp pictures. he a 7-year-old boy scout, and one of the pictures -- this is one of the pictures of some the people who worked at the camp. they were young women from the local hooters facility. the mother was outraged -- the mother was outraged they would be wearing clothes -- not their typical hooters costume. >> right. they covered up there. >> instead it said hooters on it. she didn't like any part of it, even though hooters gave money to make the camp possible. >> let's listen to her. we talked to her earlier on the show. >> hooters and the boy scouts don't seem like a natural fit. hooters is an adult-themed restaurant, you know? . the girls are geared toward adult men, not 7-year-olds.
so the kids, they can read. seeing the logo. you know, they brought in race cars and drivers and the girls and all of these things. and my son seeing the restaurant. you know, we go past it it's in town, it's fine. so he's had a positive experience with the brand now and we have to explain to him why we don't go there. >> so the boy scouts put out a statement. >> it said a group of trained volunteers mistakenly wore the wrong attire. >> because it had the logo on it. >> that's right. the issue was addressed by the council leadership. we apologize and we look forward to serve youth in the denver area. >> so we asked you would you be offended if you were a parent and we got a lot of e-mail. sandy e-mailed this. the mother was overreacting. the girls were appropriately dressed for camping. if she cams her son to the beach, does she attempt to censor the swimwear?
>> a good point. >> becky e-mails, volunteers and charity come in many ways. accept it graciously instead of publicly embarrassing the girls who volunteered their time. >> all right. i can see both sides on this. i understand the mom doesn't want her son surrounded by women with the word hooters because of what it means. you have to explain to the 7-year-old. maybe she doesn't want that at the boy scout camp. >> yeah, it's a hooty owl that's their logo. >> you can describe it that way too. but it means other things. >> she's great mom, but i needed an incentive to stay in the cub scouts. if i had -- i really would have. >> so you liked it, you liked the hooters -- >> i never had that. >> that's the trouble growing up in the city. >> that's why you never became an eagle scout. >> i know. >> what do you think, e-mail us. coming up, north carolina is going to be crowded today, both hillary clinton and donald trump are headed to the tar heel state, but hillary is getting a
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♪ (whispers rocket) we have some quick headlines for you. smartphone edition. good thing hillary clinton isn't in the senate anymore because congress is about to give its staple blackberry the boot. staff will now get iphones and androids after blackberries stopped making the classic model that has been given historically to u.s. senators. and watch what you click if you've got an iphone. apple wants you to be an organ donor. the new update will automatically ask you on the health information app. tim cook says he hopes it will ease long wait times for organs. citing -- steve jobs waited a long time for a liver
transplant. if there were more donors, perhaps that would not have been as long a wait. meanwhile -- all eyes on north carolina. both presumptive nominees descending on what's shaping up to be a really kai -- key battleground state. >> they're neck and neck right there. hillary clinton arriving on air force one with president obama and trump will be joined by bob corker of north carolina. >> of course the rate is on for north carolina because keep in mind, it is not a reliable blue state. not a reliable red state. george w. bush won it twice and then president obama won it and then four years ago, mitt romney won it. >> yeah. >> there's a new clinton jet controversy this morning. >> there is. >> with regard to that. so we had the jet controversy with bill clinton and the attorney general. now, hillary clinton is riding on air force one at about -- at
about $207,000 an hour. some part of that will allegedly be reimbursed to the federal taxpayers. we don't know what. in fact, the white house doesn't release the formula for that type of reimbursement. but creating controversy this morning, donald trump going after hillary clinton real, real hard. what are they talking about on that plane? >> interesting to watch their relationship. they were bitter rivals, they're allies now. when she said i'll be your secretary of state years ago, i'm going to get out of the race, you become president and then support me when i run in 2016. that's what he's doing. >> absolutely. i mean, air force one is a great prop if you're running for president of the united states. as we have said earlier, both parties have used it in the past. i know that the hillary campaign are bent out of shape that we would question what is the proportion of the reimbursement,
but it's 100% political. >> then her campaign pays for it? >> well, they pay for a portion of it. we don't know the portion. and i think we'd be interested to know. >> well, guys, did you know today is a big day because the bikini is 70 years old. >> really? >> what better way to celebrate than with a fashion show. you're not going to want to miss this. that is next. but first, let's check in with bill hemmer who i'm surprised is not in the greenroom. >> happy tuesday. there's a ton of political action today. a new poll shows hillary clinton's lead shrinking, speculation on the vp pick grows by the day. isis has been on a killing spree during the month of ramadan and very successful. no one is stepping up to stop it. and nasa just did the most difficult thing some believe it has ever done. we'll tell you what that is. see you at the top of the hour. brand-new week here on "america's newsroom." ape. this...
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the best segment of the show -- happy birthday to the bikini. today marks the 70th anniversary of the two-piece. >> what better way to celebrate than with a bikini fashion show. swimwear designer and former miss new york kandice pelletier is here. she was a radio city rockette. good to see you. >> thank you. it's hard to believe that 70 years ago the bikini was completely scandalous. it took us ten years after 1946 for hollywood to embrace it. stars like brigitte bardot -- do you remember her? >> yes. >> what's so wonderful about the modern day bikini is there's one for every woman.
so no matter what your body type is there's something you can choose. so we have great -- >> that i can choose? >> well, not you. >> i wanted to make that -- i was confused, okay. >> the kelly suit. >> yeah this is the kelly. it's a great representative of a tall torso. so naomi was a former rockette as well. long legged. she has a long torso. she has quite a canvas to work with. so feel free to fill it up with detail here. >> that do you about the tan lines? >> so this is a show kini. we forget about that. >> naomi, a show kini. >> you wear it after you get sunday one and day two on vacation. >> exactly. this is the 70th anniversary cover-up to celebrate the bikini today. >> that's stunning. >> and this is the cassidy, this is great, courtney has a petite
frame, pretty much the opposite of naomi. so she has a halter style suit. we didn't overwhelm her with the pattern. so we didn't want to take away in her petite frame. >> is that a sarong she's holding? we have the next model. >> lauren is the example of the apple body. we'll create an illusion of proportion and we added detail on the bottom. you could have a pattern bottom. thanks lauren. >> what's the next one? >> this is a good representation of a pear shaped or bottom loving figure. larger on the bottom than the top. to create leverage we put her in the push-up top. you can draw the eye upward.
>> terrific. >> the pattern should go on the top? >> with this type of body, yeah. >> and sheena as well. >> she's wearing -- she's a rectangular, athletic body type. she has a push-up and a little bit of metallic accenting her curve here. katrina is representing the hour glass woman. she's got the greatest breadth of choice hire. the biggest thing is not to overpower her with overpatterns or detract from her figure. >> what a wonderful shot. thank you, ladies. >> thank you so much. >> way to start summer. >> more "fox & friends" moments away.
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♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> wow. remember that? well roseanne barr not singing praises for any of the presidential candidates. the actress denying reports that she's endorsing donald trump and making clear that she's not a fan of hillary clinton saying she plans to write herself in on the ballot. >> so that's the barr exam, voting for herself. meanwhile, good news for chef boyardee, according to italian scientists, pasta helps you lose weight. they were looking at the mediterranean diet so what they have found is that pasta part of a diet -- >> italian scientists have found that out. >> that's right. didn't they interview like --
>> they understand. >> they looked at 20,000 to see if they gained weight after the pasta, and they did not. >> i'm having a big bowl of penne right now. >> have a great day. >> peter, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> see you tomorrow. bill: the candidates both on the trail, heading for the battlegrounds -- battleground state of north carolina. as we say good morning, welcome to america fps newsroom, tuesday, july 5. >> a beautiful weekend in new york city. i'm in for martha maccallum. the president hitting the trail with his former secretary of state. donald trump also in north carolina. bill: trump