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>> sophia may or may not thereby. >> we should also mention a new member of our "fox & friends" family. congratulations. >> thank you. >> a new daddy. not a new daddy but number two. i'm so happy you had a girl. i was rooting so hard for a girl. >> i hear all of the stories about what it is like to be the father of a little girl. have to go to the american girl doll store on a regular basis. >> right. >> i can't wait until that day. >> i'm excited for you. if i were you i would just ground her now. it will save a lot of trouble in the future now. >> preemptively grounding. >> maybe we will show a picture later on in the show. in the show we have a lot coming up. actress rosario dayson. jane see moore, huckabee, karl rove is back with us. dina manzo. action packed program. after all of the fabulous actresses. >> star studded lineup. we look forward to all of that. tell you what's happening in your news because there are brand new developments in the case of adam mayse, that fugitive who killed himself thursday night after kidnapping two girls whose mother and teenage sister he allegedly murdered in their home. we now know that four of his neighbors have been arrested in connection with this case. how they are involved is not clear at this moment. mayse wife also behind bars accused of helping him transport the murder victim's bodies all while 8-year-old kalia and andrea bain. they have been renoon nighted with relatives in tennessee. guilty as charged, a chicago jury convicting jennifer hudson's former brother-in-law william balfour of murdering her mother, brother, and a 7-year-old nephew back in 2008. the oscar-winning actress reportedly breaking down in tears as the verdict was read. she released a statement late last night thanking prosecutors and extend ago prayer for balfour's family. he now faces life in prison. his lawyer says he will appeal the verdict. the fcc opens investigation into jp morgan after the firm makes a big bet overseas and loses a whopping $2 billion. regulators looking into potentially civil violations of the company's accounting practices related to its trades. it will look into the bank's past regular go gla tore filings. admitted to egregious mistakes on a company conference call. >> now the so-called 9/11 sphere is close to getting a temporary new home. we told you a few weeks ago that officials were going to put the statue in storage while renovating the surrounding park ground. after backlash they have had a change of heart. they will announce the new location sometime next week. those are your headlines. >> let's check in with rick reichmuth who is back after a long an incidence. >> it was just a weekend. >> was it? >> it felt like forever. >> you were on the road traveling,. >> you haven't been here in the studio for quite some time. >> it's true. it feels like i have been here for a long long time. >> absence makes the heart grow fonder. >> i will do that more often. >> nothing much going on in the weather world. especially quiet for may when that is when we see most of our tornadoes. that has not been the case. heavy rain and storms along the gulf coast. that's going to ruin some mother's day plans, unfortunately. along the eastern seaboard. rain moves on in that direction. slow moving storm brought a lot of beneficial rain to texas. it's going it slowly my grate off to the east and spread in towards the north. east you are looking great and out across the west you are looking spectacular. warmest temperatures we have seen since last summer in the specific nechted over the weekend. rain is going to be heavy at times, see a little bit of localized flooding in towards louisiana and georgia. we do need some of the rain there. we will get that going as well. here is your high temperatures today. a little bit cooler northern plains behind a cold front. warm down towards the southwest. a beautiful 77 in seattle and tomorrow climbing those temps a little bit more. back to 1 o4 in phoenix. 808 in new york for you alisyn and mother's day. how is that? >> thank you. that is my present. thank you, rick. >> let's talk some politics now because it was -- they were going to pay for the air fare to fly you out to meet with president obama and george clooney and all was to take place on george clooney's basketball court is where they set up this massive fundraising party it has now come and went, of course, it was by all accounts a huge money-raising success. $15 million was a record breaker for the president to make this amount of money. now it looks like they are saying, wait a second, maybe we should try this again. al at timing is interesting. because it happened right on the heels of this week that president obama had where he came out. he says his hand was sort of forced by joe biden and came out and said that he doesn't object to gay marriage and, in fact, he understands why people support it he has had an evolution, he said, of his opinion. then he goes out to hollywood and what turned out, what ended up happening is that they raised $15 million. some people admitted that because of the president's change in stance or at least public admission of how he felt, they opened their pocketbooks. hollywood was the perfect venue for that announcement. >> he has raised a lot of money and clearly this has excited his base. it may anger the far right. ricki martin has scheduled a fundraiser with the president on monday. also interesting the president is selling on this message, this idea of embracing gay marriage. even on their own campaign web site. you can buy some products alluding to the lgbt message. my two dads support obama. my two moms support obama. if you want to get that baby ones were. or the pink t-shirt. >> after three and a half years of the president being on the fence and saying he didn't want to say anything about gay marriage. the minute he does it, they have the merchandise ready. >> the beer could sey. the lgpt beer could sey. that's the money. >> they seized on that moment. >> the real question politically, and i don't know whether or not see it on his web site trying to raise money fundraisers. political side to everything the white house does of course, how will this play politically as we are all talking about the economy. new focus, big gallup poll out this week, the impact of the president's gay marriage stance, 60% of americans say it will make no difference to them whatsoever when they go in to actually vote where the president stands on gay marriage. the president was pretty emphatic about this being a states' rights issue. the other portion of that poll it doesn't really look like it may have much impact come time. >> that middle number is pretty big. 26% say it makes them less likely to vote for the president. that's a pretty big number. that's more than enough to sway this election if in fact it holds. but it's way out. >> i think the calculus wasn't in yet. we clearly don't know. early times. to talk about how this may energize the youth. they weren't going it turn out the way they were going to turn out in 2008. may get them excited and turn out in droves. >> that's one theory that it helps him with that demographic. the gallup folks said with the 26% that you were talking about those might have been republicans that were never going to vote for him anyway. it might not move the needle. we have another poll that's interesting. that's another gallup poll that shows how americans feel about rich people and whether or not the country has benefited from having a rich class. and what's interesting is that 63% of the respondents say yes, the country does benefit from having a rich class, only 34% say no, it doesn't. that is interestingly the exact, basically the same numbers as when they asked back in 1990. that's funny, because, you know, all of the talk, lately of whether or not with the buffet rule and with rich people and whether there is class warfare it hasn't changed the figures. >> that next poll that we put up there is more interesting to me. if you had your choice would you want to be rich or not, 63 percent said yes, they would want to be rich. 35 percent said no, they would not want to be rich. who are the 35%? >> that don't want to be rich? >> right. >> that is a stunning number. >> needless to say the president has stayed on this message of making the wealthy the successful people in this country pay their fair share. listen. >> i believe that this country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot. when everyone does their fair share. >> we need to change our tax code so that people like me and an awful lot of members of congress, pay our fair share of taxes. >> we have got to build an economy where everyone gets a fair shot. everyone does their fair share. >> an economy where everyone has a fair shot. everybody gets a fair share. everybody is playing by the same set of rules. >> back to what i was saying. the president has been talking about that for the better part of a year now, americans basically still feel that irish, we -- the rich. we need the rich in this country. people are aspirational except for 35%. >> i don't want anything to do with money. >> here is is new rasmussen poll out this morning race poor president and who would you vote for? mitt romney now 50%, this is a pretty big poll. first time that mitt romney has polled that high in the race for the presidency. 43% now. and, of course, you may argue that now the republics have sort of coalesced around a candidate now that newt gingrich finally dropped out and you are starting to see those numbers in that directions. >> that is a bit of an outlier poll. most show right around that margin of error, neck and neck. clearly the economy is everything. none of the president's signature achievements are above 50% approval in this country. that may be some of the reasons you see all these different messages popping up from the obama campaign, trying to find something that does register well with the american people. >> interesting stuff. a lot more to talk about. feel free to weigh in with us. can you find us all on twitter. still ahead, a mainstream paper calling mitt romney a big high school bully, the facts, well, do they add up? is this another media hit job? do they vet president obama this same way? 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[ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> alisyn: in this front page story the "the washington post" says mitt romney bullied a classmate in high school more than about 50 years ago. the republic hopeful has since offered an apology. >> i don't recall the incident myself, but i have seen the reports. and i'm not going to argue with that. there is no question but that i did some stupid things when i was in high school. obviously, if i hurt anyone by virtue of that i would be very sorry for it and apologize for it there is some questions over the timing of the story and the vetting process by the "the washington post." is this a real headline? oar hit piece. >> let's ask byron york. >> good morning. >> here is one of the curious things is that we went back and we looked at "the washington post" coverage and they never did a piece on barack obama in high school. yet, they devoted a lot of resources and time and front page space to mitt romney in high school. is this a relevant story? >> i think you have to look at proportionality. during the 2008 campaign the "the washington post" did do a very long piece about 10,000 words on obama's life in hawaii, including his time in high school there. they spent about 200 words out of those 10,000 words on the president's drug use. which he also discussed in his own memoir "dreams from my father." it wasn't the focus of the piece. go back and look at this piece, which is from 47 years ago, something that mid romney allegedly did in 1965, it's kind of the whole focus of the piece. it's the beginning, it's the end. it's the largest single part of it. it's really kind of a question of emphasis. i mean, if you -- even if you assume that everything in this mitt romney piece is accurate,' you have to think is this the biggest deal being so long ago. if this were 165 and we were talking about a news story, the equivalent age would be something that happened in 1918. it's incredibly long time ago. >> you say, assuming that it's true. at this point it's a big assumption. in fact, the main witness, or a person that discussed this bullying incident was not even there and said he hadn't even heard about this incident until a few weeks ago, is journalistically i have a big problem with it and then they double down today, one they have a piece on barack obama's wonderful warm relationship with his mother on the front page today. and they have a piece doubling down on the bullying aspect here from jonathan capehart. i read it this morning. what romney was alleged to have done was physically and emotionally violent. and while those incidents happened in the 1 1960's, they are the same kind of bullying that is happening today. this kind of is inaccurate. do you have a problem with the tactics used here. >> one of the people involved whom the post had originally said had long been bothered by this i want, again, 47 years ago, now we find out that he actually only found out about it recently. he wasn't there. he found out a few weeks ago. so that's certainly a problem with the story itself. so, you know, mitt romney has come out and said, look, i did stupid things in high school. i think the bigger question again, with it being 47 years ago. let's say this is accurate. let's say that this happened. is there a pattern of events in mitt romney's adult life that confirms this? my sense is that not only is that not true. he hasn't behaved that way as an adult but has been just the opposite. many stories of romney being rather generous and kind. a the lo of work vlving his church and people who are in trouble in his church. if you look back at this incident as somebody did in high school and say, you know, does this really show the way they live their life or was this somebody doing something stupid in high school andhey haven't done it and they are 65 years old now? >> right. byron york, you are of "the washington examiner" of course. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> does this toddler look like a terrorist? >> this toddler? >> that's a big baby. she some somehow landed a spot on the no fly list. it got her, we will show you at some point. yanked out of a plane. how does this happen? i don't know. crazy things. we will show you the kid later. was checking up on me. i wasn't eating well. she's a dietitian, and she suggests that i try boost complete nutritional drink to help get the nutrition i was missing. now i drink it every day and i love the great taste. 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(bike bell) >> it's time for our outrageous stories of the week. >> joining us now is vinnie penn radio host of the ventricley penn radio project. nice to see you this morning. some of the outrageous stories of the week. nice to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me. congratulations. >> thank you. this sort of has some relevancy. this t.s.a. basically put a baby on the no fly list. here is the face of terror. >> yes. absolutely. you will know, you will go through this no doubt. i know the father in the story was quoted as saying we felt like a circus act. a pregnant woman, an 18 month old. you are a circuit act on a plane. a family of four is a circus act on a plane. i overheard some people chatting about this story last night though interestingly here in new york and said what -- what do they think we have enemies that would put a bomb on a -- is there someone out there that believe it? the fact of the matter is we do have enemies who would do that. inconvenience put back on the plane. i don't understand. >> they have no record of her name being on the list? is that the red flag here. >> they also said we flew no problem a few weeks ago on jetblue. i don't know why they are struggling with wrapping their heads around computer glitch that it obviously was. i don't think anybody looked at the child and saw, you know, the face of terror the terror to the. i will tell you what i think it boils down to is the comments that they were made as they were ushered off. someone said something that ticked them off it's argumentative society. another big story they had a lot of people talking 'this week six commandments instead of the normal amount of commandments. >> i dug deeper in that story. judge urbanski. game of cat cat and mouse. it's not a game of religion. take the four out tied directly to god. how does that sound for you. >> what exactly happened here? >> they are trying to say it's a historical display. one student. one outspoken student says it offenders me, i want to take it down. don't show the 10 commandments in a film appreciation class. i think the judge is playing a game of cat and mouse. okay, we will take out the four that offend you that are tied directly to. the other six are still good rules of thumb in society not murdering and whatnot. i think they -- i think he is trying to prove to them is this about religion snosht it's a game of cat and mouse that's gone on far too long. >> this is my favorite. >> this my favorite too. x houston chronicle reporter claimed discrimination complaint claiming she was fired because she failed to put on her resume or failed to disclose she had worked previously as exotic dancer. >> yes, yiewsmism. he she had a blog, didn't she? diary of an angry stripper. further prove the economy is really in the toilet when the strippers are angry. that's further proof right there. what fun is that? is she just stand in front of you? i hate this song. there is no fun to be had at that particular strip joint. >> the fact she has to keep up of a blog. how can she prove she is fired as a result of not disclosing. >> only three months, too. there is more to that story. to play the gender card is fairly weak to. have anger right in there, anger management will be the result, i think, of this. >> when print publications across the country are trimming and people are getting laid off. the argument it's necessarily because of your exotic stripper past. >> he will the blog is probably really compelling. although as i said again angry stripper is just not one -- that's not fun for me. >> not a good friday night apparently. vinnie pin of the vinnie penn project. thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> one airline figures out how to make money. charge you for everything. but does stingy spirit airlines take it too far? 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[cheers and applause] >> yeah, my mom's the best. for years she fed knee me, washed my clothes, read me bedtime stories and last year i got my own place. we are going to go out to dinner. >> i have two friends still living at home. i hope they are not watching right now. >> in their 30's? >> yeah. one mom packs lunch. >> get out of here. >> packs lunch? >> i hope he is not watching. wow! >> let's just say. >> let's have some fun. >> how about this? here is the cover story for you this morning. we have been talking about spirit airlines being so stingy lately. we all know the story with jerry meekens the dying veteran who couldn't get his boarding pass basically refunded because he found out he had terminal cancer. spirit airlines says that isn't our policy. >> they came back. >> yeah they came back and gave him. we know about spirit airlines being at the top of the heap for most profitable airline. >> per plane they by far make more money than any airline out there. over $2 million per plane. why? because they charge you for everything. as you all know, the carry-on bags already 30 to 45 bucks could go up to $100. let's break -- get through some of the other added fees. check on the bags. the boarding pass is 5 bucks. yes, even water. that's the only one to my knowledge that charges for water. the ceo says you can drink out of the tap in the bathroom. >> gross. >> water is perfectly good in the tap. here is my favorite. here is my absolute favorite line. he said, you know, the only thing that is free is ice. you can ask for a cup of ice and let it melt. >> there you go. there are ways to save on spirit airlines. >> drink out of the tap in the bathroom. i don't even want to go to the bathroom in the bathroom on the airplane it's so gross. let alone eat or drink in the bathroom. no thank you. but they also the way it's become profitable is to keep the ticket price very low. they also charge for an overhead bin as we said. the items, the boarding pass? no thanks i don't want to pay 5 bucks for boarding pass. >> pound for pound most profitable. surprise other airlines haven't taken this same tact to do it. here is what the airlines ceo has to say about it. if a corporation is buying your ticket, you are not going to fly with us. we are okay with that more people eat at mcdonald's than at morton's. a lot of americans who just want to get from point a to point b and they don't need extra leg room which is one of the big slaps against spirit airlines there is no leg room. >> least leg room. >> if you do want to consider it like a bus with wings. and pay a little amount it works. >> they consider gray howneld a -- greyhound a competitor. is this working for you? will it continue? are they seeing repeat customers or is it one and done? let us know at ff weekend on twitter. >> let's get to the reps of your headlines right now. a school bus crashed last night right after leaving the park and wild water kingdom amusement park in pennsylvania. >> i used to go here every summer. >> it's believe bus collided with car on on ramp. 30 high school freshman on board. a police say the bus driver will not be cited -- will be cited for not yielding to oncoming traffic. nypd commissioner ray kelly is not happy with the feds. he is speaking out about it. kelly says is he frustrated that he hasn't been debriefed on the recent al qaeda underwear bomb plot. the specifics of the case are what new york city needs and deserves being new york city biggest target, of course. information should flow from the federal joint terrorism task force as tease what it's set up for in the first place. forget hanging out at the mall north park center in dallas, texas, banning kids 17 years old or younger from standing inside past 6:00 p.m. without an adult or legal guardian. this would have changed my youth. what would i have done for hours, all right? >> food court? >> thank you. >> after the curfew any teen without a parent could be approached and asked to provide i.d. if they don't have one, they will be asked to leave or have an adult come and join them. mall management says the new policy was not in response to a specific incident but in a bid to maintain a family atmosphere. only exception made for teens who work there that my natural habitat the mall. >> somewhere there is a young alisyn camerota crying she can't hang out at hot topic for a linger time or spencer's gifts. >> yes. that is where i spend a lot of time. >> or claire's boutique. >> let's check with in rick reichmuth. >> we didn't have a mall'. at least you had a mall. >> no mall? >> small town. >> small town, no mall. get outside this weekend across the eastern seaboard. it's it spectacular today and tomorrow. a lot of people have been bummed this spring so far. it's going to be very very nice it will change on monday. the rain comes back. take a look at weather maps. here is your temps. little cool across the northern rockies. your terms are going to climb a lot this week. well above average. forecast today. conditions across the northeast. here is why you need to be outside. 7 a in cleveland. 75 in syracuse. all kinds of sunshine today. the rain moves in tomorrow across interior sections. down to the south that's where we have all of the rain and it's pretty heavy. down across i-20 and i-10. if you are driving along there, give yourself plenty of time and we will see a few thunderstorms across that area as well. into the northern plains, a slightly cooler day but very nice day. 74 in fargo with with a ton of sunshine as well. out across the west, looking beautiful. 77 in seattle with full sunshine. so you will take it. 73 in l.a. all right. guys. send it back to you inside. >> thanks so much, rick. tomorrow, of course is, mother's day. we love it when our kids give us special hand made homemade gifts from the heart. >> here are some great do-it-yourself ideas. lindsey pierre the on or about of the craft studio. she is on set this morning to show us how to help the kids make some gifts for mom. nice to he see you lindsey. >> absolutely. i'm all about crafts for kids to do from start to finish and crafts mom will want to stay around the house. >> that's a nice combo. so, we all have these vases that we get when we get flower arrangements. what's really great what do we do with them? >> simply print out photos on computer paper. really ease dr. to do. find some pictures from family holidays, family vacations. got our trusty old image package, best glue in the world. take a little glue. all i say to the kids. >> don't want to use elmer. >> it's great. photo safe and it won't show up on the glass when it dries. stick your picture on top of one of my mom right here. what's really great about this blue when you put it over the top it won't run it will go right on top. >> you are so right. we have these vases and we never know what to do with them. >> mother's day is tomorrow dads. what is great all kids love to give their moms flowers. keep it in what trendy and fashion. knee on colors. get ribbon like hallmark or local craft shop. feathers on there. buttons laying around the house. i like the buttons you find around the house. the tour tus colors than spending money on packs of buttons. it looks beautiful. it will be fun. >> go through a lot of these in the house. old egg carren os, toss these in the recycling bin. >> i don't know if you are like me. i made a ton of egg carton jewelry boxes. this is vintage. mad men trends. everything old is new again. what better to use than egg cartons and newspaper. >> how do you do it. >> have the kids go throughout paper. >> i love the sunday style section. fun photos. we go back to our trusty emergency poj the greatest glue ever. same thing put a little bit. stick it right on top. go right ahead. the same thing it won't run. can you cover the whole thing. and afterwards you can trim it cont worry about any that comes over the edge. i love putting mom's initials. my mom jmj. add a little glitter glue, gems. and these little half egg cartons have the great little spots for rings so, if dad wants to get in on the action. really get the point there. >> that is great. thanks so much for all the recommendations, get home and get on it. >> there you go. your clock is ticking. thanks so much for having me. >> dave does this around the house. this is a good way to do it, right, dave? 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[ female announcer ] get the travelocity guarantee anywhere when you book with our new app. you'll never roam alone. retired marine is boycotting best buy ties to a radical muslim group he says because 6 support best buy has been giving the muslim brotherhood and car, i cannot noe longer conduct business with best buy. so is best buy's relationship with cair justifiable? >> the founder of islamic for democracy. >> let's talk about cair. >> they are the council on american relations. have you done research into their mission statement and background. is what this former marine saying true? are they radical? >> i believe so. i mean, actually, if you look at their background i can't believe best buy didn't do their homework. basically the fbi in 2008 put an open public memo to senator kyl saying this is a group that is not adequate or partner with the muslim community because they couldn't even verbally condemn hamas. this a group that also even locally in their own backyard in minnesota where this fundraiser happened at best buy was a platinum sponsor for man i tefd with to chairman king's homeland security committee back in march of 2011, he testified that cair actually obstructed attempts of the somali muslim community to help the fbi in weeding out and figuring out why young muslims were being funneled to the somali version of al qaeda and cair was actually telling muslim families they are going to be funneled to gitmo. and don't talk to the fbi without an attorney. so here you have an american company that now is supporting the council on american atlantic relations. a group actually part of the narrative to say that america is against islam, against muslims. the bully businesses and americans like best buy in order to say that they need help as part of diversity. all the while cair also seeks money from -- they sent a letter to can gaddafi saying tht they wanted $50 million. this is the type of investors cair seeks. meanwhile muslims like our organization, or organization in minneapolis are ignored and we flounder trying to represent muslims because cair gets moneys from abroad and from groups like best buy that run informed. >> fascinating stuff. i want to tell you what best buy says. how they justify it. here is a statement from their spokesman. best buy's customers and employees around the world represent a variety of faiths and denominations and we respect our employee's efforts to constructively promote diversity in their communities. what should they have done instead. >> they have simply done a google search or maybe talked to the rest of the muslim community. these groups basically pedal the information that they represent all muslims. they have a monday nopefully on muslim representation. when in fact we are a diverse community within. best buy isn't honoring diversity. they are honoring the lowest hanging fruit. honoring groups part of the muslim brotherhood ideology that seeks to separate muslims from american philosophy, american liberty and groups that are pro-american that want to push back against these groups that feed ideologies of radical groups like hamas, et cetera, are not then represented. i think best buy needs to do better homework. i don't want businesses like best buy to say well we are going to stay out of the religious issue. they need to partner with the right groups. like the fbi said cair is the wrong group. >> gotcha. you are the president of american islamic forum for democracy. thanks so much for giving us all this context. >> thanks, ali, appreciate it. >> still ahead. they are supposed to be watching the skies. one of the busiest corridors were taking naps and watching movies instead. does this sound like day have a view in the ability to control your dreams. well, this map is making it a reality. we'll tell what you clayton is dreaming. if we can. ♪ it was only just a dream. la o, we can video chat on skype. you're gonna get lost ! this has gps. well, that makes me feel better. me too. i'll go get two from the back. the droid razr by motorola now only $99.99. hurry in, offer ends may 13th. verizon. >> welcome back. something like out of the movie inception. [inaudible] only when we wake up how strange. >> and now this device is making the movie seem like a bit more of a reality by putting you in the driver's seat when it comes to your dreams. joining me now co-founders of bit bangers labs and makers of the remi sleep mask. kick start project. working on it a lot of years. a lot of funding. how did you come up with this idea. >> we have both really been interested in lucid dreaming actually since we were kids. but we only realized that we both had a mutual interest in it a year ago. we just happened to have an off conversation. something there wasn't a will the of consumer products out there. we decided to see if we could do it ourself. >> the idea behind lucid dreaming is that somehow you are awake while you are dreaming and you have some control over your dreams. >> sure. so the basic idea is, are yeah, you realize you are in a dream. and once you realize you are in a dream can you control it the way that remee works. inside the mask there is a controller. wait until you are in rem. ing light patterns. bright enough that they will bleed into your dreams and create kind of a visual anomaly that is distinct enough that you will will see it and it will let you recognize that you are actually dreaming. >> just like a mask. this inside you are seeing on the screen all the details. obviously you have worked with this and tried this over the past year in development. what has been the most amazing thing about remee to you? have you been able to every night say i want to be batman tonight. i'm going to fight crime in my dreams every night. i want to fly. >> that's the amazing thing about lucid dreaming the only limit is your imagination. you can do simple things like self-improvement. you can do. >> give me an example. because that's interesting. in your dream can you do self-improvement how? >> personally actually, i was able to get over kind of a fear of public speaking by kind of, you know, inserting myself into situations. >> and picturing yourself. >> picturing myself in a public speaking situation. i get myself into larger and larger venues and made myself more comfortable. >> why, duncan would anyone want to buy it i am fascinated and would. >> as soon as you experience lucid dream you realize it's a an amazing visceral experience. exmr. your imagination no limit to what you can do in your dream to. have that kind of control over such a wide open medium is phenomenal. >> there is a little bit of time left on your kick starter project. those in the audience that have never been to kick starter. type in remee, right? >> week left to funding. we are so happy with the support we have gotten so far. >> might be changing the way people sleep at night. incredible. steve and duncan, good luck with the project it is called remee. go to kick starter.com. learn who are about the project. get a remee sent to you. coming up on the show. big bets gone bad for jp morgan chase. banking giant under investigation for 2 billion-dollar blunder. is this the latest example for more banking regulations. and then mind your manners. the etiquette expert here to help men in our society because god knows we need help. most life insurance companies look at you and just see a policy. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with online access to mayo clinic. see the difference at avivausa.com. a living breathing intelligence bringing people together to bring new ideas to life. look. it's so simple. 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[ male announcer ] ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >> good morning, it's it may 12th. i'm alisyn camerota. we will will hear from a romney donor who says he is a target on their enemy's list. >> air traffic controllers out of control reportedly watching movies, taking naps on othe jobs and more. you have got to hear this. >> plus, how about a government study about the overuse of government studies? yeah, they have just issued a study on it. we're not kidding. it's your tax dollars hard at work about studies. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> thank you for waking up with "fox & friends." take a look at the laundry list of individuals. governor mike huckabee, actress rosario dawson is here, represent trey gowdy, jane seymour and karl rove and dina manzo. >> real housewife. you are in for a treat. all that coming up on the show. let's talk politics there is some indications, this is a "wall street journal" article. that the president has begun digging up dirt on private citizens. super pac that supports mitt romney. basically one of the guys on this list who lives in idaho falls, he gave a lot of money to the super pac. he considers himself to be on an enemy's list now. >> what they have done is this is obama campaign web site. those who have made large donations to the romney super pac, they are publicly making those names known and suggesting that they have some sort of shady ties and dealings in their past. this has not been done before. a lot are saying this is unbecoming a president of the united states to name a private citizen with no criminal background who has done nothing wrong to put them in the spotlight. now, some folks are digging through their past. one man, who was on the network yesterday, they dug through his divorce records. >> yeah, his name is frank van der sloot. he was on grert last night. he talked about how he was added to this enemy's list of sorts. take a listen. >> when this list came out -- >> regardless of how you feel about all of the super pac money and all of the money being handed out by dig donors, the citizens united case. obviously both sides of this issue, of course. free speech. contribute to a campaign however you feel fit to. your name put up by the opposition's web site in some sort of laundry list. reminds me of 1950's hollywood scare tactics. >> you know it sin tim accommodation. obviously the goal here is to it keep these large donors from giving money to shame them from giving money to the romney camp. now, some have suggested that if you give a million dollars, as van der sloot did to any campaign or super pac that you are therefore opening yourself up to this kind of spotlight. myself i completely disagree with that notion. you are not a public figure. you are not opening yourself up to any of that. >> are they still private citizens or should they be under scrutiny if you give these sorts of big donations. meanwhile, having flown on an airplane yesterday and landed in the new york area, i was very scared to read this next item. that is, you know, you'll remember all the stories about how airline -- air traffic controllers were caught napping on the job sleeping, being distracted. we thought the culture had changed after some of these stories came to light. and that they were being cracked down on. no, apparently, they are so flagrant that they are still taking naps. and even inflating air mattresses because they can do it with that impunity. >> if you want to sleep well, it's better to have an air mattress than just sleep on air chavment that's what they were doing blowing up air mattresses so they could sleep on the break room floor. they would leave before their shifts were over. they were cursing at managers. refused to train new air traffic controllers and the list goes on and on. >> they were playing online gambling. playing lots of games. breaking out laptops to watch movies. devil's add voyeur vat tore -- advocate for a moment. whatever your job may be. how do you stay -- don't you need some sort of distraction to keep your mind engaged. >> that's one of the argument of having multiple air traffic controllers in the room instead of one. if you they're by yourself nighttime security guard but if you have got two people where you can have some sort of interaction. you are more likely to be alert. remember the flashing green light they were going to have and sound effects to wake you up? >> sounds like torture actually. this is just scary. scary to be. you already feel so out of control when you are on an airplane. your fate is in the hands of people that you hopefully trust the pilot and air traffic controllers. it's very nerve-wracking. >> next time you fly that red eye be wondering what they're doing in the air traffic control tower as you come in. >> all right. let's get to your airlines and tell you what else is happening at this hour. learning four more people have been arrested in connection with with the murder and kidnapping of a family in tennessee. the nature of their involvement is not clear at this time. but we do know that they were neighbors of this man mayse. he is the main suspect in the case who killed himself during a police standoff thursday night. authorities say he abducted 8-year-old kalia and 12-year-old alexandria two weeks ago after murdering their mother and sister it. mayse did not give them food or water for three whole days. they are now recovering with their ordeal family members in teen see. bittersweet victory for oscar winner jennifer hudson. former brother-in-law william balfour was found guilty yesterday of murdering mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew. balfour now faces life in prison and is planning to appeal. hudson and her sister released a statement late last night thanking prosecutors as well as extend ago prayer to balfour's family. jurors in the trial also speaking out insisting they were not swayed by hudson's fame. >> one of facebook's co-founders has de-friended the u.s. the irs reporting eduardo satisfy saf written -- saverin. a citizen of singapore. it will save him a fortune in taxes it does not have a capital gains tax. he became a citizen in 1998. >> right before facebook goes public. he will make millions upon millions and millions of dollars by not being a u.s. citizen. >> from class to class he spread smiles across the class. take a look. >> who is that? [ laughter ] >> i saw my dad and i was so happy. >> sergeant first class dustin fredis finally back in boston with his six children and his wife. he says the last six months overseas. >> the moment when a dad or a husband comes home, it's overwhelming, you can't even put it to words. that's why i wanted to do it individually instead of surprising them all together so they have that moment by themselves. >> it's so sweet. the family does not have any big plans over the next two weeks just to enjoy each other before their dad has to go back to afghanistan. >> those are your headlines. >> let's check in with rick reichmuth. that's the same way when we reunited with rick. after he has been away. wrapped up the big fellow. >> dave came up and give me a big hug and started to cry. >> please. >> awe. >> all right, guys. take a look at this. a lot of tornadoes so far this year. you think we have had such an active season. take a look at this video out of weimer, texas. thursday night a number of train cars were derailed. 8 people were injured from this one tornado. texas has been where all the tornadoes were this week. even at that not that many. take a look at mcgrapth right here. we think it's such an active season. may is typically the most active month, we had less than 50 tornadoes. trending towards less than lower. get ready hurricane season is about to start the first of june. we might have some hurricane activity early on. we will be watching that here is also the other story we have been following for the last year. a drought in texas. not a lot of rain, east texas you have seen some relief. west texas that's where all the problems have been. this week we had some very significant rain. yesterday, some spots 3 to 4 inches across west texas. that's good news and a little more rain is going to be heading in towards that area as we go through this week. meanwhile one storm brought all that rain and slowly pull off toward the east and be dealing with a washout across areas of the deep south. today that slowly moves toward the east by monday. meantime things looking pretty good today and tomorrow. at least along the coast and out across the west spectacular conditions. nicest conditions you have seen since last summer oregon and seattle up towards washington. all right. guys. back to you. >> let's talk about the pentagon now. because it's no secret that the pentagon and other parts of the government continue to do study after study after study. so much so that our viewers write in and say who is spending money on those studies? we are, the taxpayers. it got so bad though with the pentagon that they decided back in 2010, to conduct a study of how much it cost to do all these studies. >> from the department of redundancy department. that's where basically at the time secretary of defense robert gates decided we are -- he said we are awash in studdies. so let's commission a study to study the studies. they are still studying this, by the way. they wanted to know how much the studies which some people feel are irrelevant cost. and the study of the studies the cost of it has not yet been made. >> they had to kick it to another department. general oversight and accountability office had to take it from the defense department to study. >> oy. >> let's read. this the department of defense's approach is not fully consistent with relevant cost estimating. best practices and cost accounting standards. that's why this study of studies is still not con because the gao is having difficulty studying the studies. >> they are constantly being inundated about being awash in studdies. this is why things don't get done in washington because they take so long and they are so awash in all of these studies that they would rather do studies than actually do anything. >> you would think the pentagon has bigger things to do. than just filling out paperwork and answering questionnaires for yet another study. does this not just incapsulate what people are so frustrated with with the federal government right now is that the bureaucracy is crushing it. you can't get your work done because they are so busy doing high cost studies. >> i'm going to study that for a ill whoovment up next, big bets gone bad for jp morgan chase. wow, was it the massive story. the giant bank now investigating its 2 billion-dollar blunder. is this a case for more regulation of the big banks? a great debate ahead. >> president obama cashing in on same sex marriage stance. scheduling more celebrity fundraisers. helping the cost of re-election? we will talk to governor mike huckabee about that coming up. 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>> no, i don't believe so. i don't think it's possible to regulate this kind of trading. i think the volcker rule is a bad idea. however, what i do believe is that banking, the taking of deposits and making loans should be split from these kinds of activities. it's high time we recognize, looking at the details of this case, that mr. diamond is running a casino. i don't want slot machines in my bank. so the best thing to do is to separate banking as we did before the clinton administration dimon is considered probably the best banking guy in the country. the one bank that didn't need bailout money. what does it mean when the gold standard dropped $2 billion trying to prevent massive risks? this means that j.p. more morgan like any other institution deep in the financial markets will have a difficult time hedging some of their bets, as peter suggests, if they are taking deposits from individuals, they shouldn't be linked up with that type of activity always always possible to say we are taking a risky position and that's what j.p. morgan was doing. at the were saying at the same time we are trying to hedge this. anybody who has been in the financial business knows that hedges can go bad. that's probably what happened here. and that's fine. and if you want to be an aggressive investor as j.p. morgan does. you shouldn't be be allowed to take deposits. you should be exposed to your bond holders and equity purchasers. so we need to make this distinction more clearly. so far we have seen that dodd frank as curengtsdly construct-currently constructed has done nothing to address. this we need something that goes further to break up investment banking and depository institutions. >> mr. dimon says because we are stupid doesn't mean everybody else was. people fear another lehman, the first domino in a long frightening change. is jamie correct? is this just an isolated mistake incident or is it the first of to come. >> i think we are going to have incidents like this frimght from time to time. j.p. morgan mats girth this will not take them down. there is always this risk. that's what happened at bank in britain years ago. similarly a trader brought the bank down. this time it was more institutionalized. mr. dimon knew exactly what was going on. it is hard to say he was really hedging. what it does indicate is that we simply can not have these financial casinos where people like mr. dimon don't bank but gamble. you know, connected to our depositories. it's not a case for more regulation. his alibi doesn't work. this is going to happen from time to time if you are running a casino well the financial regulations begin to take effect in late july. not known yet if this would have had any difference. thank you both for being here. we appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >> you are welcome. >> ahead, stimulus waste keeps getting worse. a canadian firm 50 u.s. dollars to keep a nevada solar plant open. but this helps two people stay working. yes. two. and men, mind your manners. the etiquette expert here with some advice. keep in mind, the lady in your life. clayton clearly needs some help in this department. specifically regarding that device attached to his ear. ♪ eathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, workintogether to help improve ur lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalersor sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, take the lead. ask your doctor if incling advair get your first fl prescription free and save on refills at advaircopd.com. doeshere's what you can the finaexpect from regions.ds? 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'. >> any time you're having a conversation with her and your phone rings and you go excuse me this is more important than you, that's a problem. >> put them on the totem totem . >> talk about online dating and there is some ed cut here for people when they're reaching out to try to find somebody, maybe they see online profile that they want and you say three strikes and you are out. >> contact them once, don't hear back. okay, second shot great. there is a message in that second shot you don't hear back. third time you are out. stop contacting them at that point. >> i like the third point that it's not necessarily asking for someone's phone number but give them yours. that's way it's not intrusive into their life. puts the ball in their court. >> women may not want for guys a woman may not want to give their phone out to somebody. if you want to move it to that next level. offer your phone number. here is my number. i would love to talk with you. if you would like to give me a call, please do. >> great idea. more women in the workplace and more women earning money, sometimes more than the guy. who is supposed to pay on a date. >> typically the person who does the asking does the paying. that's what we're looking for. and that's simplifies the pro-process because i call you up and ask you out for a darkts you know that i'm willing to take on 00 responsibility. >> even in this age, whoever asks does it regardless of quality issues. >> it's okay to go dutch though. >> okay to go dutch. >> if it's mutual you just meet online. >> especially in that first meeting. a woman may not want to have him paying for her. and it's -- she would prefer it's perfectly okay for her to say listen, that's okay i will pay my way this sometime. >> we have done work out segments on the show before. there is a lot of grunting. there is a lot of moving parts. you say there is actually etiquette for working out in your book. take us through it. >> grunting thing. grunts don't en. grunts or for making noise to attract attention. >> i work out at home. not the gym. >> but the real thing you want to do is let a little air out in that power move rather than huh. you can try that. >> no woman likes being hit on at the gym, right? sweaty, hair is a mess. they don't want you to hit on them. >> that's a great place to meet women, isn't it? >> absolutely. but it's after the workout when you are headed out. dressed, showered, looking good, now is the time you can engage her. when she sworking out, she doesn't want somebody coming over interrupting her certainly not the grunter. it doesn't work. >> i don't want the sweaty grunter coming over and asking me out. >> lots more tips. the book is the essential manners for men. peter post. great to see you this morning. how is the handshake? >> just great, thank you. >> great to see you this morning. fun stuff. coming up on the show, president obama cashing in on that new same sex marriage stance this week. scheduling some more celebrity fundraisers. so is this helping his cause for re-election? we will ask governor mike huckabee who is here with us next. >> big screen to politics. actress rosario dawson is having her voice heard. why he is saying romney can snag the latino vote. she is coming up. >> president obama, became the first president to come out and support gay marriage. [cheers and applause] he said that he consulted his daughters before making the big announcement, which also explains why next year we are looking at attorney general justin bieber. >> they are fans of the beibs. >> more from governor huckabee in a moment. headlines for you. >> a tragic car crash in new zealand claims the lives of three boston university students. students were there on exchange program. five others were also hurt in the crash. one of them critically. police say the van drifted to the side of the road and likely flipped over when the driver cried to overcorrect. this happened near the vacation town on the country's north island. it's not known if the country wearing seat belts. one former cia official says that there are more spies on u.s. soil right now than there were at the height of the cold war. hank crumpton served as the deputy director of the cia's counter terrorism center after 9/11. he says china, in particular, has an extremely sophisticated network of agents living in the states and spying on u.s. interests. well, here is another example of the federal government wasting taxpayer money. this canadian owned solar plant in nevada now set up to receive up to $50 million in stimulus cash even though the plant created only two full-time jobs. to make matters worse. the electricity generated will cost about three times more than the electricity generated by natural gas. the silver state north solar project started service on monday. an ohio high school senior finds herself without a date to the prom and takes to twitter. guess who she asked instead. tell us about, this dave. who did she want to take her to the prom. >> nfl corner back. defensive back for the cleveland browns. his name is joe hayden and yes, can you see it worked. >> hey, joe, would you consider going to my senior prom with me? because my date backed out and didn't come. this bigger than i ever managed. >> i was getting ready this is cooking. acting like i'm really legit. this is my prom, too. >> hayden missed his own prom because he graduated early. get, this the pair showing up at the dance in style. you could see there. >> what? >> lamborghini, no need to rent the limo when you have got the lamborghini. now you are the dad of a young daughter. do you get a little nervous even though it's a nice gesture your daughter is going to the prom with an nfl corner back? i'm a little nervous. >> i'm crunching back a six pack that night for sure. >> very nice of him. >> nice gesture. >> go out to rick reichmuth who also gets lots of prom solicitations. >> really? >> find out he doesn't have a car. >> we're going to have to hail a cab. >> pick you up in the yell will he taxy. i will be right there as soon as i get through traffic. i like to get pictures from people but we haven't been around to really ask for some. show you this one. dave, tell me what you think of this picture. move forward and take a look at the weather maps. we will show this to you. take a look at the weather maps. there you go. how is this? >> sweet, nice. >> this was my vacation last week. mexico. beautiful place, gorgeous, sunny. very nice weather. temps there into the upper 80's every day and today maybe around 90. currently 79 degrees and very light breeze. i will tell you what, let's go right now. send me your pictures. let me know where you are right now. put them on facebook page so you don't have to see my boring vacation photos. across the northeast, a beautiful day today. plenty of sunshine everywhere. and very nice temperatures. one of the warmest days we have seen in a while. get out and enjoy it down to the southeast, florida you are looking good. that kind of deep south area excite quite a bit of rain that's going to stretch up across parts of ten seal and into kentucky as well. a few thunderstorms nothing too severe though which is the good news of this. few light showers moving through parts of the great lakes to the northern part of that though move through. temps cool down a little bit. still a lovely 70 oin minneapolis. out across the west. that's where the sunshine is and very warm temperatures. 100 in phoenix. look at that, 83 degrees and sunshine in portland, oregon. all right, guys. send it back to you. >> thanks, rick. let's welcome our friend governor huckabee back to the curvey couch. >> good morning to all of you. >> great to see you. this past week obviously the big story president's stance on gay marriage supporting it going out and raising $15 million with gorge clooney and friends. some are suggesting including marco rubio this is a way to deflect from all the bad news with the economy because a poll this week showed none of his signature accomplishments polling above 50% is that what's at play here. >> he has gone all gay all the time as has the democratic party. they lose the election on marriage in north carolina. they even talk about moving their convention not seriously. biden outs him on meet the press. nancy pelosi calls it a great historic move. that's all the democrats have talked about. if i had the economic numbers they had, i would look for something. however, i wouldn't look for this issue. because while it may in fact galvanize those voters who are very sympathetic towards same sex marriage, he seems to forget that 31 of 31 states where people have had it on a ballot have affirmed traditional marriage. >> isn't that on the point this is a risky political move? some people think this was all calculated and the timing all a little too convenient to try to drum up lots of money which it has done. but the fact that so many states are against it and in public polling people are against it, this is risky, is it not? >> well, it's risky. i think he is trying to throw the long ball on this one. what has he got? he can't go out there and say i'm the greatest president on economics. he is not. his economic policies have been miserable failures. >> we have a new "the washington post" poll out about the economic stimulus program and other issues of the economy. do they view it favorably? no. 4'% view favorable to unfavorable 49%. whether this energizes individuals and the opposite side of this argument where they are hurting with the youth vote, right? could this really energize the democratic base you saw mailers out of the democratic base which was asleep. now maybe they're awake. >> it may energize some aspect of the youth vote. let me tell you what it is also going to energize. there are 100 million people who identify themselves as evangelical christians. this is going to energize them. it's also going to energize a lot of people in the african-american and hispanic communities because those communities support traditional marriage by far greater margins than do people in white communities. >> would they vote against a black president? african-american? >> some of them may. i talked to dr. al vita king yesterday. dr. martin luther king's niece. she said this is having a chilling effect. will it have a substantial effect? it's not going to mean that a majority will vote for mitt romney. but he may not get the 96% and the numbers may generally go down and the enthusiasm go down. he can't afford a loss of enthusiasm among african-american and hispanic voters. >> all right. from the 96% to the 1%. the obama campaign has put in a corner a little bit when it comes to the buffet rule and taxing the rich. then he goes out and raises 15 million in large part due to the 1%. now, half of that came from a raffle. not the rich. is there any hypocrisy in going out and saying one thing and doing another? >> it's not just that. that's resulter hypocrisy. also hypocrisy for him not just him press to say don't invoke faith as a matter of policy. then to do so, for example, as he did in the national prayer breakfast saying jesus wants us to pay for taxes or jesus who made him take this position on marriage. this is a president for whom hypocrisy is the foundation of his political platform. >> well, thinking of hypocrisy, we also want to talk to you about the possible media bias and the fact that the "the washington post" really spent a lot of resources and time looking into mid romney -- mitt romney's high school background whether or not they would have done the same nor barack obama. we will talk to you about that coming up. >> actress rosario dawson is having her voice heard. why she is saying romney can snag the latino vote. she is with us coming up on the show. i bathed it in miracles. director: sighs ] cut! sorry to interrupt. when's the show? 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[ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney has come under attack this week for pranks that he pulled while a senior in high school, the "the washington post," printed a lengthy article friday about how romney bullied a classmate. some question the veracity of the article. and one of the sisters of one of the victims said she never heard of this incident. is this a case of media bias by the "the washington post." let's ask governor mike huckabee. so i mean i think it's interesting to read about mitt romney's, you know, antics in high school. but is it relevant? >> no, not to his being elected president. bullying is a serious issue. more today probably than ever. because it can be very harmful. i urge people to go see the movie bully the it's a powerful movie. this was something that happened fifth years ago. mitt romney says he doesn't remember. if he did it he is sorry for it it why aren't we going to apply the same standard to barack obama. he admitted in his book he was into heavy drug use, heavy use of alcohol. we don't know how he got into college. whether he did it on a foreign scholarship. we don't know what courses he took. what grades he made. i want to see those things. that worries me a whole lot more. >> because college is more relevant than high school. >> i think it certainly is if you decide was he a good student? did he make good grades? here is the big question. did he get into college by applying for scholarships based on being a foreign student? there has been speculation and he has never cleared that up by releasing those records. >> it was interesting the timing of all of, this too. and the sourcing from the "the washington post." almost seemed like it was -- wouldn't even pass the high school journal test journalism test. you have people who don't remember the incident. who weren't physically there during the time of the incident. would that pass a high school newspaper. >> no. especially when the sources that are quoted, the family of the person supposedly who was bullied said that they never heard their family member talk about. this he died in 2004, unfortunately, so he can't tell us. but his family said they don't remember it. and he he never talked about it. we can't verify it. some of the people who supposedly have been sources turns out they weren't even there. others who were there say they don't remember it quite like that. the bigger question is, in barack obama's book, dreams from my father, he talked about having shoved a little black girl. isn't that bullying? are we going to have the same investigation and go find that little girl and find out is she traumatized by it 40 years after the event? it's just the total double standard that the press applies. i'm sick of the double standard. i'm tired of their being a different set of rules applied to one party and one group of candidates as applied to the other. >> voters don't make up their minds based on them. >> no, they don't. >> this is a piece that maybe should appear in the lifestyle section. nobody is going to vote. they are smarter than that. >> the fact is they're concerned a whole lot more about what mitt romney maybe over the past 20 years of what he was auto years ago when he was in high school. i think the best statement he made was a most of us do a lot of stupid things in high school. if everyone was judged on a single incident that they did in high school, nobody could be president except maybe dave. >> slow down. >> impeccable record. >> i couldn't be on student council. >> on a much lighter note, governor, congratulations, you just had your first granddaughter. >> first granddaughter, second grand child. they gave birth this week. she has more hair than i do. i'm extremely jealous. >> that is an extensive head of hair. >> she has enough hair to get a perm and she is two days old. >> maybe you can wear that hat in the future. >> born thursday night. very proud of my daughter and son-in-law. and remarkable. and beautiful child. if i, you know, objectively humbly but accurately say so. >> that's great. >> wrapped around that. >> she already does. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> watch the show tonight at 8:00 eastern time. >> coming up on the show, they are supposed to be watching the skies, air traffic controllers is one of the busiest u.s. corridors taking naps and watching movies instead. that's not apparently all they were doing. >> you have seen her in the big screen. now actress rosario dawson is tackling politics. she says mitt romney can score the latino vote. we will ask her about that. ♪ [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. actress rosario dawson is jumping into the fray for the 2012 election. she thinks mitt romney can seal the deal for the 2012 vote. men in black 2. sin city, rent and several other successful films. she joins us on the curvey couch this morning. >> great to have. >> you thank you very much. you say mitt romney can do well with the latino vote. >> i think huckabee was talking about it perfectly. latino issues are american issues. and the economy is incredibly important right now. for especially latinos who are really hard-hit and kind of disproportionately hit by the economic crisis, the by the job crisis, by the housing crisis. i think that's what they are really working for. someone who going to have that solution for them. >> fox news did a latino poll in february though that shows that 1200 likely latino voters preferred mitt romney, excuse me, president obama to mitt romney by sort of an overwhelming percentage if you take a look at this 70% to 14%. you have to comag even in february where economic numbers weren't trending as highly as they are perhaps are now in the right direction that maybe there was something about president obama that was driving latinos out to the polls. what do you think? >> well, you know, i think there is also the conversation around immigration. although that's not the thing that's necessarily the issue that people want to be voting on in the latino community. it's the thing that's definitely kinding of swaying them where they are going to put their attention. i think obama though he has done more depooration stations in his terms than anyone before. he -- the way i think he has spoken to and spoken about and again, you are talking about american latinos, people who are legally here. they want to be talk to like they are americans. he has done a good job of that that's something for romney he is going to have to look to when he has had different opinions on the dream act. he has had different opinions going back and forth on immigration. that's an issue of trust on the votes voyeur. they want to vote on the economy but how we talk about immigration they want to hear about it is going to be really key. >> the fact that he has had a tougher stance, mitt romney has than even some of his republic opponents. he has had a tougher stance. so do hispanics, obviously the ones who live here who consider themselves american here illegally. do they like that or not like that his stance on illegal immigration. >> it depends. latinos is not a monolithic voting block. even within florida the north to the south of that say you are going to have very different voting trends within the latino community. that's going to be -- going to have to be a very broadway in which you try connect with the latino community. it's not going to be one phrase. not going to just be one sentence. it's going to take a lot to really kind of convince everyone, especially along the border states to have a different issue around immigration than someone in the northern states. >> you are not just a new yorker. of course you are of hollywood as well. you live out in l.a. you also live over in london as well. curious about the response that hollywood has gotten recently. certainly in political circles. it's sort of this monday list ethic voting block in favor of president obama. he is, of course, going after the 1 percenters but then raising $15 million, george clooney party the other night is hollywood happy with president obama? i think so yes and no, i have sign a lot of people who actually were really big supporters of him. went state to state for him that are deciding not to do that this term. so, i mean i think, again, like people have mixed sort of feelings about, you know, i think both of these candidates. you know, you are talking about immigration, you are talking about healthcare, you are talking about gay marriage. you know, that's not necessarily going to be something that everyone across the board is going to be yea or nay for. you are seeing a 1% of voters across america are interested. almost 49% are not. it's split. i think there is, you know, these the thing that i have always going through both conventions last election was so enlightening for me. it's not so obvious. there is different americans vying for the presidency. they have differenty thes for the direction of country. who speaks to that the best is definitely going to win. i'm waiting for that president to come in. bring those two sides together. which i think we still haven't seen yet. >> the direction you are headed after the showed was two grand central station. and clayton mentioned you being a new yorker. you take trains everywhere. >> i do. >> i'm getting to today being the fifth annual train day. know all about actual train day. tell us about it. >> yes, it's our fifth year, actually. we are bringing t to new york. be in los angeles, chicago and philadelphia. we are talking on celebrating trains. and train travel. you know, 30.2 million people use railway services last year alone. that number is going to continue to grow as the population grows there is a rich history obviously for train travel in this country. about to build the monahan stakes right next to train station. farley post office is going to be constructed it's going to look gorgeous. i live in london. what they have done to refurbish that is incredible. that's what we will finally have here. that's going to be really important. almost 200 like other events that people are doing all across the nation. we are all trainiacs. we are getting our train on. >> that's great. thanks so much for coming in on a saturday morning to talk to us. rosario dawson great to have you here. more "fox & friends." now's the time to move from where you are to where you want to go. look up. with u.s. bank let's get the wheels turning. use our strength & stability to open new opportunities. to lend, and lift ...every business...every dream... to new heights of prosperity. good things are happening. just look up. with u.s. bank. my new place isn't that far away. it's 15 miles away ! with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, we can video chat on skype. you're gonna get lost ! this has gps. well, that makes me feel better. me too. i'll go get two from the back. the droid razr by motorola now only $99.99. hurry in, offer ends may 13th. verizon. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with sympts of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reactions that may be serious. if you experience swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, stop taking vesicare and get emergency help. tell your doctor right away if you have severe abdominal pain, or become constipated for three or more days. vesicare may cause blurred vision, so use caution while driving or doing unsafe tasks. common side effects are dry mouth, constipation, and indigestion. i've worked hard to get to where i am... and i've got better aces to go than always going to the bathroom. so take charge of your symptoms by talking to your doctor and go to vesicare.com for a free trial offer. >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. it's saturday, may 12th. i'm alisyn camerota. president obama his the hollywood jackpot. the president cashing in with celebrity fundraisers possibly because of his support for same sex marriage. but is he losing support among other americans? why the latest polls are problematic for the president. >> and they are supposed to be making sure you are safe in the skies. not watching chick flicks, right? a new report says air traffic controllers are going out of control. a story you have to hear. >> and good luck, dads. you're now the new mom. [baby crying] >> it can't be that difficult. all we have to do is feed it. it will shut up. >> i don't know what babies eat. soft stuff. >> we were babies once, for god's sake what can d. we eat. >> i don't know. it couldn't have been very good. i don't remember. >> a new report days of dad working 9 to 5 are over. is he now just known as mr. mom. we'll dive into that. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. if you just woke up and joining us you its inned the lovely rosario dawson. >> as beautiful as she is brilliant. >> the good news is we have a lot more in the show for you including beautiful and lovely jane sea hour. >> -- sea seymour. we have all of that to look forward to. >> headlines by the stunning alisyn camerota. >> and talented. >> stick with stunning this morning. >> let's not overreach. >> let's go. let me tell what you is happening in your news headlines because this very disturbing story. there are brand new developments in the case of adam mayse, the fugitive who killed himself thursday night after kidnapping two girls whose mother and teenage sister he allegedly murdered in their home. we now know the four of his neighbors have been arrested in connection with this case. how they are involved is not clear at this moment mayse's wife is also behind bars helping transport the bodies. i'll while the two children were in the car. they have out of the hospital and been reunited with relatives in tennessee. guilty as the charged. jury convicting william balfour of murdering jennifer hudson's mother brother and son-in-law in 2008. she released a statement last night thanking prosecutors and extending a prayer to balfour's family. he now faces life in prison. his lawyer says he will appeal that verdict. >> and the sec opens up an investigation into jp morgan, the nation's largest bank after the firm makes a big bet overseas and loses a whopping $2 billion. regulators reportedly looking into potential civil violations of the company's accounting practices related to its trades, sources say it will likely look into the bank's past regulatory filings. this after jp morgan officials admitted to egregious mistakes on a company conference call. he has served as a symbol of hope since it was pulled from the rubble of ground zero. the 9/11 sphere is close to getting a temporary new home. officials were going to put the statue in storage while renovating the surrounding park grounds but after some major backlash they are having a change of heart. they say they will announce the sphere's new location sometime next week. those are your head lines. >> check in with rick reichmuth now wit a look at the forecast out there. mother's day forecast. hey, rick. >> yeah, good for almost everybody. unfortunately a couple trouble spots. texas we have had rain last couple days good news. midland. have you had one and a half inches of rain thursday and friday you got two and a half inches of rain. take that much of west texas needing that this storm slowly moving off to the east. that's why some people are going to have problems tomorrow for mother's date. associated with this role station across east texas and across the southern parts of the explains. this all slowly moves this way. you will enjoy scenario california. rain around the denver area today. each is how much rain we are going to get. some areas two to three inches of rain by monday morning. that means we will see a little bit of flooding also. here there you go. temperatures nice northern plains. still not that bad. only kind of heat waive is across the specific northwest. temps in the 90's or so. >> it is a fundraiser pa papa lose za. the obama administration was sending out the obama re-election campaign was sending out invitations up enemy like a week ago you could fly out to george clooney's house they will pay the air fare for you. you have to contribute $30,000 to get in the front door and get to party with president obama and george clooney at his pad there. the big party out on his basketball court took place last night. >> they raised $15 million at his fundraiser because there were so many hollywood heavy hitters. it didn't hurt that president obama had just come out and changed his stance on gay marriage. to be three and a half years he said his position was evolving at some point he would talk about a new position. this week first joe biden came out and talked about it arnie duncan came out and talked about it and then the president came out and talked about it he now believes is that there is nothing wrong with gay marriage and so hollywood appreciated that. some members of hollywood. some people said that they even opened their wallets. they have been waiting on the sidelines. some million nature were waiting on the sidelines for him to say something like that and there is this influx of money. >> some say this was core choreographed and planned and staged and the press took the bait hook, line and sinker. it's clear whatever you believe there, the president is doubling if not tribunalling down on his embrace of gay marriage. he has a fundraiser scheduled with ricky martin on monday that should race some money. selling on the very message on the interview with robin roberts. look at the new campaign merchandise available on the obama web site. yes, wonesies that say my two dads support obama or my two moms support obama. message doesn't stop there clearly these products are ready to go. >> certainly going to, you know, make the base happy about it. 26% of all gay couples who are married have children in that relationship. so maybe that's the audience there that they will react to that. and buy a onesie. gallup poll shows very little difference as to whether someone would vote reaction to it. no difference in their voting stance whether or not they are going to vote for the president or not based on his gay marriage stance. >> 60% say no difference. what's interesting is that while he does seem to be raising money as a result, because people have even testified, you know, told media outlets that, yes, they have given him money as a result of, this whether it translates to both in the ballot box, it's hard to say. less likely dave as you pointed out 26%. that's a high number. >> this election, whoever wins is going to come down to 4%, 5% percentage points this f. that number holds. any narrow margin of voters saying less likely to vote for your candidate could make the difference. there is a lot of time between now and november. so will that remain an issue? it's not yet clear. >> all right. so, yesterday, i was landing at new york city airport after taking flight across country. you can't help but wonder when you are sitting on a plane and feeling turbulence and the plane is bouncing around in the sky if everybody is doing exactly what they're supposed to be doing at that moment. you just put your trust in the air traffic controllers that they are alert, not distracted. and that they are doing their job. but, according to a whistle blower. whistle blowers have just come out with this report about what's going on at new york city airport. >> yeah, this is problematic. because we had gone through this whole rig rigamarol what air traffic controllers were doing falling asleep on the job and planes were having to land. you heard those calls coming into the tower and they weren't responding. getting out inflatable air mattresses and taking naps on the floor of the break room. >> that's what we do at the commercial break. they are also leaving before shir shifts are over in some cases. cuttersing at managers. refusing to train new controllers. total disregard, this whistle blower says, requiring them to give weather advisory to pilots. watching movies on laptops. they are online gambling. yes, as alisyn said, you would hope that they are solely focused on the incoming traffic on saving lives. or keeping people safe. the only flip side here that i might argue you need something to engage and not drift off. probably long periods of time for these folks where there is nothing happening except a slip palestinian on the radar. i'm not suggesting take a nap. >> are you saying a blip for five straight hours could be calming and maybe put it you to sleep. >> that would be the perfect thing to put me to sleep. something to engage your brain would be helpful. >> a lot of it i'm sure is tedious. moments of hair raising disasters, so, you know, what do you think? how should they be handling their long shifts when a lot of it is tedious. it's just very nerve wracking. >> a lot of my cab drivers roll down the window in the morning to stay awake. it scares me. trying to wake up. >> that's also nerve wracking. >> let's talk about this story, interesting study in which the way dads, dynamic is changing in the household now. are dads basically becoming more like mr. moms? shedding the sort of stigma not stigma but the traditional 9 to 5 job role and taking on more of the faculties and responsibilities of the mom? >> this is great. on some level it's great. obviously fathers help out more with the kids. my father i can assure you never once changed a diaper. never. >> and most of our fathers. >> obviously your generation of men are now helping out with more of the kids. the downside, if you listen to this study, is that they are less though in the provider role. they are doing less of the traditional provider role and bringing home the bacon and more of staying home and taking care of the kids. >> and in some regards they are struggling because of that role reversal. but a third of fathers with working wives routinely care for their children under the age of 15. that is up pretty significantly. up 26% in 2002. an interesting ohio state study actually showed that more paternal involvement decreased depression, substance abuse and risky behaviors all in low income fathers. it also showed an increase in physical health. for those involved with their kids more. >> that makes sense. that the one we just put up there conflict between the two income families. there is some, to your point, about maybe the friction there, more men not feeling as they can't bees bread winner in that way. >> many are getting a divorce because of that struggle. >> they feel like they can't provide and they feel somehow inadequate. >> it's complicated. gender roles changing is complicated but it's happening. >> let us know how i feel on foxandfriends.com. >> one airline figuring out how to make more money charging you for every single thing including water. does stingy spirit airlines take it too far. >> plus attorney general eric holder on the hot seat once again. so key actually be fired? why our next guest says holder is putting the president's re-election bid at risk. and it's time to let him go. congressman trey gowdy coming up. 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>> oirks, god, there are so many. >> what are your favorites. >> i love where mom is hiding the best chocolate in the brokeically drawer or trying to safer savor the rest of the things for themselves. >> hiding chocolate i'm sure is a popular one. for mother's day, remember guys chocolate always acceptable. the book is confessions of a scary mommy, thanks so much for coming in and sharing it with us. >> good to be here. >> she filed a warning shot at her abusive husband but now she is the one going to prison for 20 years. does the punishment fit the crime? and spirit goes ala cart. how they are not nickel and diming you. we will tell you some of the things they are charging for. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment nows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. 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nickel and dime your way to the top? yes, can you. they make more by plane by a long shot than any other airline. they are doing that by nickel and diming you folks everything you do on that airlines you will pay for. clawgd your boarding pass. and you know the carry-on bags 30 to 45 puck the. some say that will go up to $100. even water is three bucks on spirit airlines flight it is working for the bottom line. >> they even charge you for the overhead bin, i guess that is the same thing as your carry on bag. they charge you for your boarding pass. now, i thought they needed you to have a boarding pass. if you don't want me to have a boarding pass, i'm not paying the a bucks. >> i will just go on. >> i don't know what seem i'm in. i will find an empty seat. >> if they have to provide it you can print it online. >> use your printer. >> are you not -- are you sure, dave? because they are charging for everything. >> they do say the ceo goes on to say, this is hilarious to me. is he like the only thing we give away for free is ice. if you don't want to pay for water, can you get a cup of ice and let it melt and then drink it that way. >> or you can drink out of the tap in the bathroom and they say the water is clean enough to drink. so just bring a water bottle. >> maybe the water is clean enough but the air in the bathroom is not. i don't want to go into the bathroom for any reason even to go to the bathroom. let alone to get a drink of water. >> working for them, since 2008, only two airlines have made more money i'm talking gross. only two airlines. alaska and southwest. >> is that right? >> that's it. >> here is what the ceo of spirit says about this. corporation is buying your ticket of course you are not going to fly with us. more people eat at mcdonald's than at morton's. >> tapping into something which is interesting. if someone just want to get from point a and point b and they don't need the extra leg room and chips and peanuts and all that sort of stuff, they just want to get where they need to go maybe spirit is for you. in the piece people make the point they have flown them before that's the last time they will fly them because it was more worthwhile for them to just pay a little bit of extra money with another airline than to be nickel and dimed this way. >> by one account they lead the industry in the fewest repeat customers. that's not good news long term. >> not a good business model. is this a good business model? the federal government doing study after study. it apparently reached such a point of paperwork and questions snares they had to fill out the pentagon, the secretary at the time decided to commission a study on all of the useless studies that were being done by the government. because he thought my gosh, this is ridiculous study after study, let's do a study on it here is the what gao had to say about that study of the defense department. the defense department's approach is not fully consistent with relevant cost estimating best practices and cost accounting standards. that's government speak for that study may not be worth the money. >> that is unbelievable. what do you think about all of this? let us know on twitter. >> ray kelly is not happy with the feds. he is speaking out about it he says he is frustrated that he has not been debriefed on the recent al qaeda underwear bomb plot. he says the specifics of the case are what new york city needs and deserves being the nationst biggest target. he says information should flow from the federal joint terrorism task force. also, this 13 high school freshman and one adult sent to the hospital with injuries after the school bus they are on crashes. they had just left donee park and wild water amuse. pam park in pennsylvania. cited for not yielding to oncoming traffic. he apparently collided with another car near an onramp. florida woman who fired a warning shot inside her home to scare her abusive husband away will spend 20 years behind bars. lawyers for marissa alexander arguing the stand your ground law in the case but it did not work as she was convicted in march for aggravated assault. some have argued she is being persecuted for her race, but the state attorney says alexander needs to be charged because she fired the gun in the direction of a room where two children were staying. it's like something out of the movie inception. new device called the remee sleep mask could allow to you control your own dreams. steve mcginn and duncan frazier are the mask makers they explained how it worked earlier on "fox & friends." >> you realize you are in a dream and once you realize you are in a dream you can control it so the way that remee works is that inside the mask there is a controller, an open controller that will wait until you are in rem sleep and flashes six leds on the back and light patterns. won't wake you up but bright enough they will bleed into your dreams. >> fascinating. steve told us the mask worked for him personally. when he was able to overcome fear of public speaking by practicing in his dream. >> imagining that he was up in front of like large crowds in his dream. so it is like the movie inception. >> wouldn't that give you a horrible night's sleep because you are. >> rem sleep. you are still deep within rem sleep. >> stay out of my dreams. >> get into my car. >> reo. >> not a day goes by that that line doesn't work. later today lebron will join other one name one name loomary magic: james averaged 27 points. 8 boards, six assists. one of the greatest games we have seen in history. he and the heat start second round pacers tomorrow. sunday grizzlies and clipper also play game 7 because clippers were unable to put away memphis last night despite 8th point fourth quarter lead. the grizzlies get 23 from mark gazzul brother of powell. zach randolph. l.a.'s other team the lakers they also will play a game seven. that is tonight against my denver nuggets. to baseball now where josh hamilton is is showing no sign of stopping his tear. rangers slugger goes deep twice on friday night. just days after his historic four homer game. that gives him now 8 home runs in five games. morris. he leads the majors with a 407 average. 17 homers and 40 rbi's. forget the horses. we finally have a triple crown potential here. not on the track. this guy is putting up numbers. like we haven't seen in recent history. and this after a very interesting off season which he had a little relaps into the drinking. he is a great guy. i love to route for josh hamilton. >> red sox in the criminal larr and my phillys in cellar. >> as for the angels. three of the favorites in baseball. >> don't yell. >> let's check in with rick reichmuth now for a check of the forecast. people mocking my phillies any time they can. >> they are mocking you clayton, let's be honest. >> take a number. >> spectacular morning out here. everybody backs up when i come out here because you are afraid i'm going to talk to you. you said it's your first time in new york from wisconsin and what is the first time you had to say. >> my legs hurt. >> welcome to new york you are walking and your legs hurt. it happens to everybody. take a look at the weather maps. nice start to the day in fact a beautiful day. warm out across parts of the plains. far northern plains, northern rockies cool start to your day. get ready, you aring about to warm up over the next weaning. take a look at the pictures sent in to me by eileen at the grand canyon. this is actually our friend chaz's wife who went to the grand canyon and took this beautiful picture of the day this week at the grand canyon right now you are 28 degrees. today getting up to 78 anybody who is going to hike. keep sending me your pictures rick reichmuth on twitter or put them on my facebook page as well. the northeast a spectacular one. tons of sunshine. very comfortable temperatures. a great day to be outside and enjoy. take mom out early today for an early mother's day 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[purr] >> my day is complete. my week is complete. >> my life is complete. >> kind of sad, sorry about that. [ laughter ] i love kitty cat. thanks to kitty cat, i get to do a lot of comedy now. >> great role. >> you nailed it? >> jane seymour, thanks so much for coming. in again, we will put it out on our twitter feeds about open heart.com. >> wonderful. it's mother's day. and what could be more important on mother's day than open your heart to your mom and your kids. >> wonderful. good to see you, jane. still ahead, they were promised extreme weight loss instead all patients lost were their lives. the details of the lap band surgery lawsuit coming up. >> plus, we have karl rove at the top of the hour. stick around. [ male announr ] way... 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and here she is weighing in. >> issues are american issues and the economy is incredibly important right now. for especially latinos who are really hard hit and disproportionately by the economic crisis, the the job crisis, by the housing crisis and that's what they're looking for, someone who is going to have that solution for them. >> alisyn: dawson the co-founder of the votto latino. she says she won't campaign for president obama or romney because her organization is nonpartisan. >> she went to both conventions in 2008 and she says she likes to see how it all unfolds together. let's he check with rick reichmuth ahead of the mother's day. >> rick: a the lot of people have a great day today and tomorrow as well and areas across the southeast and we're going to continue to deal with that tomorrow. so, a few problems, and light showers around the great lakes and plains done by tomorrow and northeast and mid atlantic todayen tomorrow, both looking very, very nice and this is the storm causing the problems, a slow mover. if you've got the rain it will stick with you for a while and slowly drift off to the east. it's late tomorrow and monday for the eastern seaboard. the southeast, places like atlanta, unfortunately your mother day is not going to look that great. sunny skies from san diego, and this is how much rain we'll get. two to three inches. georgia, a pretty good drought we'll get that, but cause problems for your day tomorrow. temp-wise, looking good. cooler towards the far northern plains. at least for today. it's going to move forward through much of this week, but we'll see the temps more like to monday and tuesday and tomorrow, looking like this, there's your mother's day temperatures and alisyn for you, 104, in phoenix. >> alisyn: sweet, thank you for that present, rick, we appreciate it. >> clayton: from rick, near present, because karl rove is back here, all no not on the curvy couch, at least via satellite with us, back on "fox & friends." >> alisyn: where are you been, karl? >> you know, i had to work hard to get this opportunity and i really want to thank you for it. you know, did my best job cleaning up the set and removing the debris after your show and i'm honored that as a result you give me this shot again. >> wow! >> you're welcome. >> clayton: see if you can pull it off again. >> dave: you have to earn your way back. >> let's start with politics and what happened this week. obviously, not a week that was-- well, we'll get your take on it, whether it was planned or not. some say that the president planned this thing was orchestrated playing the press like a violin, orchestrating the gay marriage announcement, first floating it by vice-president joe biden down the line from the secretary member, secretary of the cabinet members down to the the president himself. did the press fall for this? or was it this just as it seemed to play. >> no. >> clayton: that the vice-president let the cat out of the bag? >> yeah, the vice-president let the cat out of the bag, joe got over the tips of his skis as the president said. what was interesting to me after this transpired the white house leaked to the press, look, the president already changed his mind on gay marriage and was going to hold that change that opinion until much closer to the convention and when vice-president went out and said what he said and we forget that the president's close friend, the the secretary of education arty duncan compounded it and they had to make the best of a bad situation and put the president out on tuesday, to give the interview to abc, and that was promo 'd tuesday night and wednesday morning official with the complete interview. this was not planned. they had to scramble as quickly and as hard as they could to get this done. i have to tip my hat. these guys have no shame. the vice-president on sunday says i'm in favor of gay marriage on sunday and monday the white house reiterates the president is still in favor of traditional marriage and announces change in opinion on tuesday, on wednesday the obama campaign has a web ad attacking mitt romney for having the same position the president had on sunday and monday. i have to tip my hand to them. >> dave: but you say they were planning on waiting until the convention to maximize the political benefit. what is the political impact? >> i think the president gets some advantage in that he gets more money, went out of their way to say they raised several million dollars in the 24 hours following that and they hyped the fact that one out of every four, every five of their bundlers, guys and gals who raise checks are gay and to get more money from the gay community. i think from the perspective of the voters, it's net-net a loss for the president. you were probably tilting toward the president, and don't ask don't tell. directed the justice department. and saying his position was evolving and all of these people in favor of gay marriage and the particular he made to the russian prime minister, flexible after the election this was bad for him in north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio socialry conservative blue collar democrats otherwise might have give him a chance i expect are going to close their mind. north carolina, voted 61-39 in favor of traditional marriage, a state he cared by 14,000 votes, 0.32% of the vote. i don't think he's going to be carrying north carolina. >> alisyn: it may not help him at the ballot box, but as you talked about with money, it does seem to have somehow tipped the scales, particularly in hollywood. you know, this -- he just happened to have this george clooney event the night after all of the news hit the press about it and he raised 15 million dollars there. >> no, he did not raise 15 million dollars. this is the hype machine going again. there were 140 people at that event, they could give $40,000, about 5.6, round it up and call it 6 million dollars. >> where are we getting our figures from? >> the rest-- well, the rest of the money they claimed they raised as a result of that event is all of the internet contributions that they've received for some unspecified period of time before the event. weeks, perhaps even months before the event. because what they said is you know, sent out internet fund raising appeals, saying, you know, stop mitt romney, stop the extremists, blah, blah, oh, incidentally if you send money, if you send $3, we will put your name in the hopper to be drawn to be a guest at the george clooney fundraiser and two women from the east coast, who were-- whose names were drawn out of the hat and that's how they're claiming that this was a quote 15 million dollar fundraiser, but in reality it was 140 people at $40 each work the math just under 6 million dollars the rest is hype. again, trying to, you know, make the best of a bad situation, you know, they were forced into doing this before they wanted to do it. think ow politically calculated that was. the president changes his mind how long ago he changed his mind and hold it until july or august before the democratic convention in the first week in september and make a big deal in the fall. how politically calculating is that? i mean, that's not true leadership. if you change your mind announce it, don't change your mind and say how can i maximize this by holding it four or five month. gee-whiz, this is really, really calculating. >> clayton: before we carry you over and have another discussion. for republicans, the newspaper report, difficult response for republicans in the gay marriage issue. a lot of the large republican supporters, supporting gay marriage and amendments and so forth and the republican response is kind of sensitive. ed gillespie describes it a sensitive issue. is it difficult issue for republicans? >> no, i think that mitt romney hit it right. look, i'm in favor of traditional marriage and i strongly believe in the marriage is between one man and one woman. and a major issue in this campaign is the economy. and look, i think president obama would welcome a long discussion about gay marriage, even if he knew, even if he was willing to acknowledge that it's hurting him in some of the socially conservative places and look, the number one issue is the economy. and any discussion of the economy tends to hurt the president more than the discussion of virtually any other issue. he's got a lousy record on jobs, worst recovery since the depression and one out of every six americans is unemployed. you know, working part-time and desperately seeking part-time work and given up working altogether. last month, we had 115,000 jobs and three times as many people got so discouraged they dropped out of work force, if we had the average rekiefer, we'd have about $4500 more per captive, grosse pointe woods and we'd have 13 million more people working if we had the average post world war ii recovery. so, the president welcomes the conversation about anything, anything, absolutely anything, but the economy. he loves-- he'd love to be talking about t the-- anything about economy, debt and affordable care act. >> and that washington post column is what we're going to talk about when we come back because the post called mitt romney a big high school bully and the facts some argue don't add up. is this another media hit job? 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come on, please! >> this is exactly what they want the discussion to be, rather than what are we going to do to get our economy back again and huge deficits under control. is the obamacare, or the health care for all americans. >> and the suggestion that once a bully always a bully and to suggest that he's a bully in politics. if they didn't run away, they have he' doubled or tripled down in the last 24 hours. >> with editorial comment masquerading as factual journalism, a sad, sad day. >> clayton: i think it's safe to say that karl earned his spot back. >> alisyn: if he clears off the couch. >> i'll be there with my janitorial outfit right after the show. >> clayton: thanks so much. they promised extreme weight loss and instead all patients lost were their lives. the detail of the lap band surgery coming up. don't want to mace it. >> dave: are american taxes too high? denounce your american citizenship if they are. one founder of facebook to do just that to save millions of dollars. ♪ don't, don't, don't you forgot about me ♪ dancing chicken to every store in the franchise to get the word out. that could work. or you could use every door direct mail from the postal service. it'll help you and all your franchisees find the customers that matter most: the ones in the neighorhood. you print it or find a local partner. great. eep it moving honey. honey? 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that's what one former cia official is claiming. hank served as the deputy director of the counterterrorism director after 9/11 and claims there are more spies on u.s. soil right now than at the height of the cold war and he said china in particular has an extremely sophisticated network of agents living in the the states and spying on u.s. interests. one of facebook co-founder has defriended the united states. the irs reporting that eduardo savrin denounced his citizenship made of the multi-billion dollar offering next week. we will be a citizen of singapore where he's lived for the past three years and the move will save him a fortune in taxes and singapore doesn't have any capital gains tax. and he is from brazil. and air traffic controls, a former f.a.a. controller now out of new york, what he calls blatant misconduct on the job and once air traffic was slowed down around midnight. f.a.a. contollers would watch movies, gamble online and even break out the air mattresses and sleep on the floor. and it's backed up from a brand new report from the f.a.a. those are your headlines. >> clayton: it sounds like what happens at rick reichmuth's office. >> alisyn: right around noon. >> rick: exactly, you've been to my office. >> clayton: that's right. >> rick: a big crowd here this morning and trying to get the people to tell me what the shirt means. they say it's a family secret. thanks for sharing it. your family secret is safe apparently. make a look at the weather mops, guys. and the nicest weekends in a long time and get to 90 degrees today. that's about 18 degrees above where you should be be this time of year and plenty of sunshine and very warm temperatures across areas of the west and look at the forecast, another nice day to the northeast and a ton of sunshine today around the northeast and very nice temperatures down to the southeast, we're talking about the rain and dealing with a big spot with the rain and some will be heavy at times and temps cooler along with them. dave, over to you, with home depot. all of you dads out there listen up. don't run out last second and buy some hand cut flowers and they're going to die in four or five days on the counter. check out, yes, home depot, for a gift that will actually last. you can buy flowers that don't just turn brown in the next three days, right, mike? >> ladies love flowers, mother loves flowers, ap cut flowers are fine. your point, if you want them to last for weeks and months after that, every time they look at them. they think of you, right? and get a potted plant. >> that's more than fresh cut flowers. >> we'll start here, these are called color bowls, some of them are in a round container like the one in the front and some are taller like the ones in the back and the cool thing about this, they come just like that and the growers mix together different flowers, so, it takes on the look of a natural flour garden you might have in your back yard and you take it home, it's done. and set it on the patio, that's, an easy, easy. >> put it on the front porch. next up. >> hanging baskets, these are great and economical and look fantastic and a ton of varieties. for a long time the containers were dull and didn't have character. growers added all kinds of details to those. you see this, and might be hard with the sun. two collections the ratan and the clouds collection and detailing on the container and don't pay extra, but looks like you've transplanted to a new pat. >> they're indoor or jouz door. >> they need sun so you need to put them outside. the cool thing, get an accomplice, out of the the house for lunch and you come in and deck kate the deck and put the plants here and she has had a flower garden on the patio. roses are great and a lot of them think they have to be in the ground. unless they're a climbing variety, instead of getting her a plant. a plant that's a rose, instead of the plastic plant. transport it into a pot and if she wants to leave it, fine, if she wants to transplant it. >> i have my eye on the orchids though, absolutely beautiful. >> and they come in a pot that's ready to go as well. >> the beautiful thing about orchids, they're breath taking, they bloom for months and hydrangeas, the number one. you would think roses, they're the number one drift flower for mom and have be to be planted. pompon looking hydrangeas, gift cards are great like a plant stake and stick that into a flower. and i did this in five minutes. tools, magazines, gift cards. and got to leave it there. and don't think it's just for father's day, check them out for mother's day, back to you inside. >> alisyn: lovely. >> clayton: straight ahead, jp morgan chase losing 2 billion dollars on a risky bets. is the big bank to blame or overregulated? >> you know her best for the real house wives of new jersey, now dina is using party planning skills for a perfect brunch for mother's day. >> and now the cost of freedom business block at the top of the hour. >> good morning, the president is giving congress a to-do list, why isn't a tax cut for everyone on that list. and meanwhile, the french fried? there's a new leader over there that says he's going to fight american companies who think of workers over there. how should the the companies fight back? our gang nos. a news alert. did the white house just admit drill baby drill works? we're on it, on the cost of freedom at the top of the hour. see you then. . >> clayton: ichl welcome back. well, jp morgan chase under intense scrutiny this week after losing 2 besides in what's be being called a bad bet. have you ever made a bet like that? now lawmakers on capitol hill and calling for more regulation on the big banks? is that what we need, more regulation. a former trader at lehman brothers left before and failed and got out at a good time and the book, a colassel failure, inside story of the collapse of lehman brothers. nice to see you. >> great to be here. >> clayton: so the question, some are calling as a result of the jp morgan chase 2 billion dollar bet gone bad. we need more regulation, more regulation so something like this doesn't happen again. what do you say? >> well, you know, the bankruptcy of lehman brothers was very devastating to the global economy, but you have to remember, jamie dimon, the last 60 years, is the best risk manager as a ceo, and he's entitled to a bad quarter and the banks are more regulated today than they were in 2007. i think that's the ultimate take away for me right now. >> clayton: let's listen to what jamie dimon says in an intersue tomorrow. and talks at length about this risk, take a listen. >> if the average american has the right to say that the institutions of america let me down and that's true, if the average american says that's predominantly washington and wall street poorly defined. that's, true, i blame both. the policies and procedures, i think when you go beyond that and start to blame every single banker and politician, that's not true. a lot of banks, not all banks needed to be bailed out and a lot of things like bear-stearns, and wells fargo he bought wachovia, and everything helped, financing cities, states, hospitals. so that should be recognized, too. >> clayton: is this a reason to bust up big banks? you argue in part that this issue that jamie dimon is dealing with is a product of big regulation. >> yes, nobody has been tougher on the bad guys than me. i wrote the definitive work on lehman brothers and i'm here to tell you if you can picture in your mind in 2007, picture like 18 people sitting at a table and now picture today maybe five or six at the same table. essentially, regulation, basel 2, 3, making the basics reduce leverage is good. but that means that less banks in the world have big balance sheets to do certain types of trades. so, essentially the players at the table are fewer and they're holding more chips than they were in '07. >> clayton: why is that a bad thing? you can hear americans waking up this morning and flipping on the tv i'm not the wall street type, but these are the guys that got us into the mess. right. >> sure. >> clayton: and largely were betting on the bad practices as related to the the mortgage-backed securities and random shady things and now we're left holding the bag right now, and is regulation the answer or is something else needed to be done? >> right now, i mean, i was in wall street, 2004 through 2008 right here in new york, and he went on the the lecture tour and i'm back on wall street now, it's like night and day, the regulations are at least double, triple what they were. so, we have more regulation today. i think that there's a lot of pain and i just don't want to see an overreaction at this time. >> clayton: is the regulation now hindering wall street's ability to make america stronger? >> in some respects. the one thing i really talk about is mortgages. in 2005, 6 and 7. there was massive amounts of liquidity in mortgage availability. today, because of the regulation, there really isn't that same infrastructure that we had back then and that's hurting lending. >> clayton: we've been hearing that simply the banks aren't lending to individuals. if you want to buy a home, the interest rates the lowest they've been. the banks won't loan to you. it's really not the banks, it's regulations surrounding the banks and mortgages. >> yes, it's a very long story, but the whole cdo thing, the right now, investors in that type of mortgage product, won't buy them because they're looking at the robo signing scandals and investors don't trust the infrastructure and won't buy big piles of mortgages and mortgage brokers around the country and banks can't sell them as easily as they could. >> clayton: larry mcdonald fascinating discussion about this. the book is called colassel failure common sense about lehman brothers and pick that back up as well. larry, great to see you this morning. >> thanks, a pleasure being here. >> clayton: coming up, from real housewife to party planner, dina is sharing tips for mother's day, mom that will be glad to be here, maybe get some bloody maris for mother's day brunch. makes th. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did thingwith electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. ♪ >> you may not know her from the real house wives of new jersey, and now dina is taking on a new household. how to treat your mom like the queen she is. joining us now is the host of dina's party on hgtv, dina manzo. how. >> good, how are you. >> dave: your show is taking on a twist this summer. >> last year was transformations for the party and renovating the space and then throwing the party. two shows in one, seeing beautiful interior design and great parties and take away along the way. >> alisyn: today is a great example. >> dave: a mother's day party, a brunch. a friend of mine last seen at a jewelry department sweating and nervous because guys overthink mother's day. are we putting too much pressure on ourselves? what do women, mothers really want. >> you're supposed to stress about these things. >> dave: that's a good thing. what do moms want on this taye? >> to be pampered. not to do anything like-- this table is all about, like we need to prep because i'm a mother myself and i still want to treat my mom, i don't want to cook that day or anything, we just want the day off. >> dave: we're going to start with table scape and generally what's happening here with the plants and-- >> and you should never just plop anything down on the table. it's creating interest at levels. and here we have vintage women's novels and lift for your decor and could be food platters. these are two planters well growed together for some height and beverage. my mom is huge on collections and collects all kinds of things her having every kind of plate imaginable and this reminds me of my mom and mix and match, nothing doesn't have to be the same. >> dave: doesn't have to match. >> no, don't stress, it's mother's day. >> dave: i'll stress, can't match my tie. >> what i love is you're saying times you have to work on mother's day. >> dave: every time, yes. >> every time, but maybe the night before you can do crafts with the kids and they can set up the table themselves so the little flowers are so easy. >> dave: what about the menu, what are we serving. >> anything, you can buy on this day, this is one day, once in a while you want to get in the kitchen and create, but you want the day off, too, colorful fun cupcakes and cookies and display them interestingly, as we have our little clay pots which you can decorate, too, adorable, and platters are inexpensive and dollar store, everything, the beautiful platters. >> it doesn't necessarily need to be a fancy dish. >> no, it's fun. >> this is a great little favor, mason jar filled with anything and the kids can help you decorate them and a great little take away and looks great on the table and moms can have a gift at the end. >> and again, your kids can help with the party favors. >> get them involved. >> dave: and tonight your viewers can see you about beth stern. >> mom cave, and she came into my-- >> mom cave? >> creating like great little spaces for deserving moms. and they came to my closet and inspired as a deserving mom and i should be embarrassed for, the chandeliers in the closet, but i'm not. i'm proud of myself. >> dave: chandeliers in the closet. >> yes. >> dave: as opposed to man caves, flat screen tv's and-- >> we need shoes and chandeliers, although it has a flat screen as well. >> dave: and this is with dina and beth stern and mom caves. i want to see what they're about. >> make sure you work hard. >> dave: i'm sweating already. thank you. >> that's right, more "fox & friends" in two minutes. what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. 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