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[ laughter ] "fox and friends" starts right now. >> alisyn:. good morning from the green room. you are watching "fox and friends" from the green room! monster jam time again, this big monster truck. they going to be here all morning with you. back now. >> alisyn: that is exciting, rick. you are going to be driving one of those. >> he can't drive. >> look at that thing. >> you don't have to drive. that is so cool. >> hi,. welcome, good to be here, good morning. >> alisyn: great to have both of you guys here. that could change in the next four hours. a lot have been happening this week. let's get to your headlines because new, overnight a man allegedly threat during a flight, frontier airlines jet was headed from knoxville, tennessee and man run up and down the aisle claiming he had a bomb in his backpack. the plane landed safely and they immediately arrested the suspect. other passengers was interviewed by police and no one was hurt. >> a second chemical explosion in louisiana. one person is dead, several others hurt. they were pressurize ago vessel when it ruptured causing it to explode. >> we do not know exactly what happened, but we do want to find out what happened. it's very important for us but we don't know the details. most of the people that were injured were the people there. >> alisyn: on thursday, two people were killed a plant explosion just a few miles away. >> democratic national convention organizers say valuable electronics were stolen eight months after it took place. they say half a million technology were taken taken during dnc. take a look at this. this is how much the dnc had reported the stolen electronics to be worth. all items listed up to 62 times higher than retail prices. an iphone doesn't cost $32,000. those are your headlines. >> blackberry, $54,000? i'm going sell mine now. that is excellent. >> monster trucks are invading new jersey to the monster truck jam. and who is out there? rick riechmuth. good morning rick. >> this is so cool to be in a stadium really early in the morning, it's kind of surreal thing. take a look how big this thing is. gigantic truck. they are on tour. today, here in rutherford, new jersey where the giants and jets play. we're going to be doing fun stuff. that will be coming up at the bottom of the hour. let's talk about the weather. i want to show you the weather map and see what is going on, a really active weather this week. we're going to calm down a little bit. temperature-wise, 90 degrees in phoenix. it's around 3:00 in the morning in phoenix and it's 90 degrees. 77 in kansas city, that is where we could see storms today. move forward and take a look the satellite radar picture and the eastern seaboard is looking great after all the rains we've had from tropical storm andrea last weekend. now everything is very clear. across the central plains, showers moving around st. louis area and overnight, we've had 9 inches of rain down in texas, around the big bend causing localized flooding in eagle pass, texas this morning. out across the west, plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures continue. monster truck jam, much more with that coming up at 6:30. >> that is will be fun. thanks, rick. >> alisyn: news this week, robert mueller talked about the various scandal that's have broken out the past fewer weeks. one of the top issues is was the irs and whether the irs had intentionally been targeting conservative groups as it appears that it has and who would have given that order. the answers were not that satisfying to some of our congressmen and women because robert mueller didn't have a lot of the answers that the f.b.i. is doing. >> can you tell me how many investigators you have assigned to the case? >> maybe able to do that but i have to get back to you. >> the lead investigator? >> off the top of my head, no. >> most important issue and you don't know who is heading up the case, who the lead investigator is? >> at this juncture, no. >> you do not who is the lead? >> i do not. >> have you talked to any of the victims, any of the groups, have you met with any of tea party folks since may 13th? >> i don't know what the status of the interviews. you are asking details about the question. >> that took place prior to the investigation started? >> may i please finish? >> on basic questions who is heading it up and you can't tell me that. you have had a month to investigate, this is the biggest story in the country and you can't tell me who the lead investigator is? >> can you get more embarrassing than that? >> when a congressman moves in on you, they own that court. he kept on pounding away at that question, who is leading the investigation -- and the f.b.i. director did not know. >> it makes i think they are not investigating. they wanted it to go away. >> who have you spoken to, i don't know. >> one conservative group has been contacted. >> we looked at that a couple weeks ago. these are serious crimes. there is a whole body of laws involving irs con conducting, that is whole set of crimes. >> alisyn: in the defense, even the former irs commissioner mark everson, it's not uncommon there would be hundreds of investigations going on and terrorism investigations going that nobody has alerted the head or exact details. >> if you are going to go through congress wouldn't you look and find that stuff out. >> it's a bad briefing. he should have shut down the questioning. it's a matter under investigation. we hear that all the time about everything in this country. >> alisyn: he should have said you know that is how the f.b.i. doesn't work. i'll get back to you. >> even if he did the information, should he be saying that. >> you don't say it. >> as to who is running the investigation, i would think that is public piece of information. >> he could have said the office in cleveland. >> and director of that office so we know. >> can i ask a question because i haven't seen you in a while, peter. edward snowden, is this guy a criminal? >> sure he is a criminal. i think he is a criminal. that is my opinion. he is a whistleblower. >> she traitor. >> you. >> now he is in hong kong and the chinese communist papers put out what a great american he is and world patriot he is and we're changing up all of our systems. is he going seek asylum in hong kong? is he going wind up in china? why did we blow it so big time? we're hearing about postings on facebook, internet postings, strange comments that he was making. now, he used a phone drive to get into the nsa system and took all that data. >> fund drive? all the info is thumb drive right here. >> yes. >> alisyn: apparently that has been banned by the national security agent si. download material on those. somebody was asleep at the switch. they should have disabled the machine and nobody use a thumb drive. you have to make it impossible to use thumb drives. now, he has revealed to all of us how much larger the umbrella of the surveillance was than we ever previously knew, when you have verizon involved and facebook involved and google involved, not everybody has security clearance. how do you get everybody on board when it is this big in bringing private high high-tech to go along with the rules that nsa set up. >> when i was out there, facebook and microsoft are they going to release to him? >> by federal law, they can't release requests about national security requests but foreign surveillance requests. they can say how many requests they have so-called criminal investigations, although they are you urging the regulations be changed so we have this many with regard to surveillance. we have this many with regard to the criminal activity. obviously i really got hear how this guy is a whistleblower. maybe in the end as a matter of policy, we hate this policy in america, but secrecy is secrecy. >> alisyn: if you want to hear about it, viewers will send in comments. you can send your questions in and let peter know what you think, make it to all of us. >> it's a multibillion dollar system to help our troops. the problem our next guest says its failure and actually putting our soldiers at risk. >> and gordon gecko said greed is good before he wound up behind bars. hard cash why the money.... ♪ ♪ ♪ at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? 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rick is in monster truck jam. hi, rick. >> yes the second year that monster jam has come to new york city. out here it's rutherford, new jersey. you make your living doing this? >> yes, i am one of the lucky ones that gets to drive a monster truck. >> let our viewers know what happens when they go see a monster jam? >> it's actually pretty simple. it's an event you can buy a seat and your family. once it starts, it's nonstop action of motor sports combined with thrills and spills and crashes and coming to the stadium for monster jam is really amazing. it's going to show everyone. >> there is race and you guys compete. there are 16 drivers. it's divided into two different groups. >> you start out doing racing like any other form of racing. we're doing round the round racing and that is more for bragging rights. yes you can pick on your competitors but second part of the night is free style. two minutes straight of getting judged on expressing ourselves with the truck. for us, it's not if we win, if we get out of truck and the fans go crazy. >> so you do crazy things. i know there is one guy who is trying to do a double back flip. you guys guys do anything. can you control the car in air? >> the double back, that is all about a takeoff. big air and things like that, i can control it to a point by the throttle and brakes but when you are going to attempt a double back flip, that is hundred percent on the guy driving. twoed, the takeoff. >> i think you are all a little bit insane. there you go. all right, thanks a lot of john zimmer, good luck today. >> alisyn: grave digger, that is ominous. >> when i express myself on the road, called road rage. >> hand gestures are not nice. >> mike: a judge ruling that they will not learn about trayvon martin's past but george zimmerman's past is okay. >> alisyn: can you save your marriage with nasal spray? scientists are calling this the key to everlasting love. we'll explain. >> mike: i smell something fishy. 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[ laughter ] >> alisyn: great to see you guys. all the news that happened this week. so much happening on capitol hill. the scandals. congressional investigators are vowing to expand their investigation into the irs and why the irs was targeting tea party and conservative groups. they were talking to the f.b.i. and head of the f.b.i. and what they've discovered is the f.b.i. has yet to contact any single tea party group who was targeted. so why haven't they started with the victims? it's possible the f.b.i. doesn't start with the victim or start with the paper trail or crime and trace their way downward but tea party groups would feel better about talking to them. >> mike: how is the investigation going, peter? >> peter: i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. that the answer in washington now whether eric holder or the f.b.i. mueller, i don't know. >> mike: i don't know. >> peter: it's incredible. we were talking about this earlier after all these stories, after congressional testimony by people who were victimized by the irs that no one has gotten to speak to them. it really is. >> alisyn: the i don't know excuse appears to be working. it appears to be effective. you don't get answers but you don't move the investigation forward. if you stone wall, i don't know. you know, i don't know that. >> mike: the goal there is make it all go away. if you don't talk about it, maybe it will all go away. >> peter: we'll get back to you. we'll get back to you with that information. i'll get to that. >> mike: the irs itself, former irs commissioner mark everson there bad leadership of the irs. basically the irs is a mess. this is what he had to say. >> a convergence of really bad mismanagement. you can't take your hand off the rudder. it's a large organization and you have to be looking at all of it. commissioner said i didn't particularly interested in this piece of agency. i stayed away because it is sensitive. >> it's kind of like the secretary of state saying, the jewish people are concerned about israel so i'm not going to go into the mideast you feel can't do that. you have to do the whole agency and it includes the c-4s were generating controversy. it's unfortunate. >> alisyn: he is talking about shulman and another person who sometimes said i don't know didn't know what the tax exempt division was doing in terms of who they were targeting. >> mike: don't you get confused about the scandals. we're up to five of them. >> peter: there is one a day. we still don't know what happened in benghazi. >> alisyn: right. >> peter: you go from one to the next, it's staggering. >> mike: let's go to the third or fourth one, investigation of fox news reporter james rosen. >> alisyn: oakland the department of -- obviously they were treating james rosen as if he were a criminal. you remember that eric holder testified, no, i would never actually prosecute a journalist for doing their job. we're not in the business of going after journalists. then it had to be pointed out the person that signed the search warrant and the paperwork, it said that james rosen was criminal -- drill criminal co-conspirator. they want to know what happened. >> and peter you are a legal guy. he is going to answer eight questions. how does that work? >> i don't know how it works. he gave public testimony the first time around and so this thing, we'll allow you to answer it in this fashion. i don't see how any american believe that is acceptable. >> would that be questions given in is advance? >> obviously he has to come in and say i have testified previously, i'm speaking of eric holder. i wasn't aware of any situation by which the press or media or a reporter would be targeted by the department of justice. then it turns out based on press reports they have confirmed that eric holder was aware that the department of justice was calling our reporter, james rosen, a co-conspirator in a serious, serious crime. basically accusing him of espionage. >> alisyn: now, he has to answer eight questions. we don't know why there were eight. and unfortunately it will be a closed door hearing we won't be able to immediately know the answers. congressman darrell issa says how frustrating this process with eric holder. >> he is very good at using a lot of words to say nothing when in fact the question is pretty straightforward. will you respond to a subpoena by delivering the documents that my ranking member and i both insisted on. even when it is bipartisan we can't seem to get through in him there is role for congress in an investigation. ultimately if the courts and house can't make him do it, much of what we think our democracy has been lost. >> mike: there is so much tap dancing going on. we just want to tell the truth, be candid. >> peter: as a factual matter more holder has been contempt in the house of the past in other inquiries in terms of documents. >> mike: it builds up mistrust more and more. >> alisyn: that is what the polls are showing in our feeling about government at the moment. meanwhile, let's get to your headlines. fox news alert for you. overnight, police have arrested a man who was accused of making a bomb threat during a flight. this is felon tear airlines jet that was heading knoxville, tennessee to driven, man claiming he had a bomb in his backpack. the plane landed safely in denver. they immediately arrested the suspect and searched the plane. none of passengers were hurt. another chemical plant explosion in louisiana one day after lat one. one person is dead and several others hurt. workers were pressurizing a vessel and it built up causing to explode like a popped tire. >> we do not know exactly what happened, but we do want to find out what happened. it's very important to us. right now, we don't know the details. most of the people that were injured were the people there. >> alisyn: two people were killed on thursday and dozens more injured in a planted explosion a few miles away. authorities are investigating the cause of that blast. >> google unveils a top secret plan to launch internet beaming hot air balloons. their goal is to get the entire planet online. it's called project loon. [ laughter ] >> solar powered balloons will bounce signals off of custom designed antennas. engineers say if successful it could help countries avoid installing fiberoptic cable. patriots owner says he gave vladimir putin his superbowl ring as a gift. he may have stolen it. he says he let try on "the five" karat ring and he slipped it in the pocket and walked away. white house asked him to to play dumb. it now sits in the kremlin story. >> that is my favorite story of the day. once a spy always a spy. >> mike: how do we top that? where has the president gone, as d.c. gets riddled with scandals. should the president be taking the lead. a fair and balanced debate coming up next. >> peter: and are legos making your children more violent? critics say their faces. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. 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>> we're going to work on that next hour. >> next story is perfect for you peter. ali you have your high heels on, you never take them off. head of nissan says he thinks that women may be better drivers, they don't drive well on because they have high heels on so find a pedal that would be fitted for high heels. >> alisyn: article goes on to describe that cars are not designed for women. the sizing of them the distance of seat to the steering wheel. the height of steering wheel, the air contacting, none of it is designed for women. >> peter: what it does to manicures. >> i have seen a lot of women drive barefoot. is that legal? >> alisyn: i do that. never thought it was because of the design of the car, when you think about it. they are designed for men. >> this guy, dr. andy palmer says half of all women are unhappy with their cars and 75% feel misunderstood. they feel misunderstood or just? >> alisyn: i don't know how to turn my husband's car. >> a lot of cars don't have keys or you stick a key in your pocket and you touch a button rooms. >> i don't understand it. i like the idea of cars being built for women. >> i wonder what danica patrick thinks about this. >> when we get a cars designed for on a woman, is it too tight for us? >> alisyn: all i know i was going to say, i am absolutely exhibit "a" in this. i went to purchase a car. here is what i asked the guy, where are the couples? >> nissan is trying to build this in. >> alisyn: nothing here. >> i bet monster truck made a design for women. do you think? >> alisyn: maybe not. >> do you female sensitive monster truck? >> i have not seen that yet. we are talking about cars being redesigned for women. there are some female monster truck drivers? >> yes. i was crew chief for five years. car design any differently? >> not much. safety restraints, we did a little adapting to. this is travis howard. we're going to show you this monster truck right here. this is captain and john zimmer. he can't talk because he has helmet on? >> it's a big fully encapsulated roll cage. he has custom seat to fit him. a fire suppression system. we've got an ignition interrupter. >> we're going to shut your door and take off. give us a second or two to get out of the way. he is going to do his thing. looks like nascar, but this is a little different. >> this truck weighs about three times what a nascar is and has much more horsepower. it ways about ten nascars weigh. you have ramps set up. >> some of the jumps are about the size of a small building they will be jumping over. >> whoa, nice stop. i think they are telling me to wrap. >> come on on out to monster jam trucks do a big show. >> i'm impressed. >> alisyn: that hearing loss is permanent, but it was worth it. >> you would have ever go to something like this? 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[ laughter ] >> i want the baby-sitter for the children. on mother's day, alisyn you can talk about it, it's more like mom gets some time. massage but it's like all dads all day. i don't know why that is. >> alisyn: because the kids don't see dad all the time. dads, father's day is going to be dad with all day long! >> right. that is really old-fashioned idea. >> i get a great breakfast. >> i do and lunch in bed. >> sleep in. >> what time does the game start. >> alisyn: you want to take a page from mother's day and have alone day? >> right, with my wife. i love my kids. i wrote a whole book about them. i spend a lot of time with them. i also love my wife. so i can't remember the last time we spent time alone in daylight hours. >> what do you want for father's day, they want ties, what do you want? >> i don't know. it's not a disneyland -- what is with a tie? that is like giving a bra to your wife. [ laughter ] >> this is the truth for most dads. we don't care. we really don't want anything. i'll get it myself. i would like -- here is what we are really going to do. we're going to get on together with my dad. father's day everybody is happy and that is the gift. >> you know why we get ties because the kids will ask, what do you want for father's day? we never have a good answer. i don't need anything. they end up getting great ties. >> i get great ties though. >> what happened with this one? >> a day you can relax and 6 a couple of laughs. have some fun. >> it's just one day and get back to the business, i agree with you some time alone. >> i love it. i spend so much time with my kids every day. there is nothing better than being a dad and what do parents need, dads and moms, comic relief. >> alisyn: and minivan, dan, great to see you. i hope you get your day off. >> happy father's day. >> coming up, they put their jobs, they quit their jobs in search of the perfect polo shirt. it turned out to into a booming business. they making the polo shirt hip again. is it possible? >> alisyn: we're going to share the story and two guys doing just that. >> peter: plus the summer's most anticipated film now in theaters but is superman worth your money? movie expert kevin mccarthy has the answer coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the verizon share everything plan for small business lets you connect up to 25 devices on one easy to manage plan. that means your smartphone, her blackberry, his laptop, mark's smartphone... but i'm still on vacation... ...stilln the plan. nice! so is his tablet, that guy's hotspot, thentern's tablet. the intern gets a tablet? everyone's devices. his, hers, oh sorry... all easier to manage on the share everything plan for small business. connecting more so you can do more. that's powerful. verizon. get the blackberry q10 for $199.99. check out family summer camp at bass pro shops. where kids can try the catch and release pond, take in a workshop and earn a new pin. make a craft and more, all for free. plus, check out all the great gifts for dad during our father's day sale. "man of steel" is being called one of the most anticipated movies of the summer. so will it live up to the hype. ? >> is it any good? >> the movie is incredible. hans zimmer is such a genius. i had an honor to talk to the cast of "spider-man." that man, super man, he is incredible. first i sat down with kevin costner and diane lane to ask them, has an actor ever found themselves in a real-life situation and also found themselves in a movie. check this out. >> i had a situation happen the other night. it was interesting. >> she just went back to fourth grade. ooh, ooh, me! >> i have something. i was at a girlfriend's son's concert, and my girlfriend was on an airplane. she missed the concert. it was so sad, but she's just at the airport. and i said, i'll dial her and she can listen to it while she's boarding her flight. i learned that from a movie because i did that in "secretariat." i had someone phone me what i was missing on my phone. i love that. >> what is the one thing you learned about yourself and one thing you learned about yourself as an actor? >> in that i'm willing to really work like an insane person, like the hours are very, very long. and i look back and go, whoa! and it was a nice thing to prove to myself to say that i will work and struggle through all the really hard stuff. and i look up to my brothers for the things they have achieved. one of the marines is there in afghanistan in iraq and the hardships he has put himself, and i wonder if i could do that and would do that. and i don't know if i could do it in the military capacity that he has because i have not try it, i know i can do it with the capacity of the workload and acting being concerned. >> kevin, you only gave this movie a 4.5 rating out of 5. what happened? >> well, here's the deal. the movie itself is a perfect balance of emotion and action. and hans zimmer's music matches perfectly. my biggest problem with this movie is the product placement. product placement has been around for years, but this friday before friday according to advertising age would have already made over $160 million in cross promotion and advertising and product placement alone. and i despise when a film advertises to you blatantly and it takes away from the story, a couple of them in the movie like nikon and nokia distracted me throughout and that really bothered me from giving it a five out of five. skip the 3d, it was not shot in 3-d and it dims the movie. it is a visual and epic masterpiece. clayton, if you are at home watching this, i know you're not there right now, go see it. it is an incredible movie to see on the big screen. i highly recommend it and give it a 4.5 out of 5. >> you download the 3-d lightly on these pictures, who does kevin costner play? >> kevin costner plays clark kent's father, the human father. russell crowe plays his other father. michael shannon, originally played by super man, he's brilliant in the fill. the movie is like "the dark knight" as it becomes a movie that becomes outside of the comic book universe. i recommend it, 4.5 out of 5. >> clayton, we'll appreciate your nerd shout-out. >> happy father's day to my dad. i love you so much. the best dad on the planet. >> oh, so sweet. >> he did a great job. kevin is cool. he's accused of killing soldiers at ft. hood and now nadal hassan is trying to say he was defending the taliban. will the judge allow that defense? and a whistleblower a governor or a trader? mike huckabee says neither. he'll explain at the top of the hour. governor huckabee coming up. ♪ look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. 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"fox and friends" hour three starts right now. hi, this is big george foreman and you're watching "fox and friends." it's a knockout in the morning. >> aly, you're a knockout in the morning. >> we were saying that. oh, my gosh, i will give you the cash later, as demanded. >> what a beautiful day. i'm telling you, it is a gorgeous day here in new york city. 48 in midtown manhattan. >> we would love to see you. and peter, thank you so much for being here this morning. >> happy to be here. we have to get right to the fox news alert this morning. newover night, police arrested a man accused of making a bomb threat during a flight. the frontier flight was heading to colorado and the man ran up and down the aisle claiming he had a bomb in his backpack. the plane landed safely in denver and was moved to a remote area as a precaution. police and the fbi immediately arrested the suspect. none of the 136 passengers onboard were hurt. another horrible chemical plant explosion in louisiana to tell you about just one day after the last one. one person is dead, several others hurt. workers were pressurizing a vessel where the pressure built up too much causing it to explode like a tire. >> we do not know exactly what happened, but we do want to find out what happened. it's very important to us, but right now we don't know the details. most of the people that were injured were the people that were right there. >> on thursday two people were killed and dozens more injured in a separate plant explosion a few miles away. authorities are still investigating the cause of that blast. attorneys for the army psychiatrist who yelled allah before the defense attorney of nidal hasan won't get to defend others. hasan facing the death penalty if convicted in the november 2009 rampage that left 13 people dead and nearly three dozen wounded. it would be hard-pressed to top a florida woman's father's day gift. she gave her dad the gift of life. stephanie rodriguez secretly got tested to see if she could donate a kidney to her dad. she didn't tell her she was the donor until the very last minute. >> if i tell you something, you are not going to get mad, i said, okay. she goes, i'm the donor. when she told me that, it got to me. >> well, the surgeries happened last month. both dad and daughter are now on the road to recovery and expected to be released from the hospital in a few weeks. that's a nice story there for your headline. >> a happy story. >> we'll have an update and more on the lung transplant as well. i know you have been following that story closely. >> yes, out of philadelphia. it is monster madness in new jersey, just across the hudson river, that's where rick is at the monster truck show. rick? >> reporter: hey, guys, so i know, aly, you're a huge fan of zombies like i am, so this year they let fans decide on which car they wanted to see, and overwhelmingly they wanted the zombie truck. this is the zombie truck from monster jam. we'll talk about weather, also, we have had such a big weather week across the country. take a look at the weather maps. an absolutely spectacular day across almost the entire east coast as mike said a moment ago. warm across the stall plains. warm in kansas city, 76, this morning. the eastern part of the country, enjoy today. it's a picture-perfect day. you deserve it after the rough week you had. the high temperatures have cooled down, the humidity is gone, it's kind of stellar. the central plains is where we have more rain and some of that will be severe at times today. and heavy across parts of the central plains. and we've had incredible rain across the big bend area of texas overnight. ten inches of rain falling causing big flooding this morning in eagle pass, texas. today, this is your bull's-eye for severe weather. a few tornadoes and mostly some hail and some wind. all right, guys, aly, do you like the zombie truck? >> i like it a lot and you look very authentic in it. >> reporter: thank you. >> you look very undead. and i mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: i'll take that as a compliment. >> you should. >> thanks, rick. we want to bring in governor mike huckabee to talk about everything that's been happening this week. governor, good to see you. >> good to be here, thank you very much. >> we'll talk about edward snowden, he's the man who we have to thank, if that's the right word, for the fact that we now know how wide a net the government has been casting over the country and surveillance, what do you make of him? >> the big question is, is here a hero or a traitor? the truth is, we don't know yet, but i would say that he's neither a here roar or traitor. he's not a hero because he broke the law and environmented an oath he took. that disqualifies him as a hero. also, he didn't go through the proper channels and report this to an inspector general or to people within the government. he went and told a newspaper and leaked it to the world. so that kind of takes away the hero status whether he's a traitor, i'm not sure that's fair to say. if he believes, as an american, that americans' rights were being trampled on and the constitution was being completely ignored, then you have to give some respect to the person for knowing. and he said, my life's over. i'll never see my family again, i'll never go home again, he knew he was taking a huge risk. he didn't expect the ticker-tape parade over this. >> well, i don't appreciate what he did. he was 17 years old when 9/11 happened. now that we know what's being going on, what do you think of the nsa and what they have been doing. >> the question remains, how much information do they need to maintain on american citizens and can they take that level of information on us without anybody seeming to know about it except the people inside the agency? that's the constitutional question that deserves an answer. and the fact that this kind of snooping has been going on, it may not be a big surprise, but i think our government doesn't have just an unabashed right to look at every e-mail, to check all our photos, to be able to store -- they say we don't look at it until we need it. that's like saying i'm going to put a camera in your house, we are going to videotape every moment of everything you do in every room, we are not going to look at it, but if something happens that we think is not kosher, then we are going to look back at that tape. >> then my e-mails are going to be cross-checked with al qaeda. >> here's the thing, if this kid can get his hands on it, who else can get his hands on it? this is a contractor, he's 29 years old. he's not a high level -- >> 29 year old and all that information on a little phone drive here? >> if he can get to it, who else can get to it? and do you realize, think about this, if a person can manipulate this level of information, they can control the entire body politic of the united states. think about it, getting information on every candidate running for, let's say president, and going to them and saying, here's what i'm going to tell the world about it. you can absolutely control the election. >> and you still always have that, but the question becomes in my mind, how far do you go in breaking the law to point out a constitutional violation? really, because the government has violated the constitution, does that give you the right to leak classified information? does that give you the right to flee the hong kong -- really not one of our allies controlled by china, but what is the price that we pay for this and do we define dooef deviancy down and say, he was doing this for the best of the country. b benedict arnold did the same thing. >> that's why you can't give him a plaque in central park in his honor because the guy has not done something wonderful if he violated his oath, but he may have been doing something that he believed was necessary to expose wrongdoing on the part of the government. and i think there's -- it's like nobody has clean hands here. >> but you'll agree that's not a defense to a criminal charge. >> no. i don't think he's even pretending it's an offense to a criminal charge. >> well, congress is supposed to be the oversight on this and obviously didn't have a lot of oversight, only a handful of people in congress knew and some say they didn't know the extent of it. and the other question is, here's what i'm hearing, this is helpful to us to catch a terrorist. well, it didn't get the boston bombers, it didn't get the shoe bomber, the underwear bomber, the times square sbbomber, it didn't stop the -- >> how do we know it didn't stop -- >> here's a question to put this in perspective. when we say we needed to catch terrorism, look, we have never acknowledged that what happened at ft. hood was terrorism for gosh sakes. >> you're absolutely right. the bigger question this spins out is where is the president in all of this? we don't hear him or see him on this. we don't hear him or see him on syria. we have statements out of the white house, not from the president. we are not hearing the president about irs. really, we are not hearing the president obviously on benghazi. the question was asked the other day, where is the commander in chief? >> i can tell you, he's on travelocity getting ready for barack and michelle's awesome adventure to cost taxpayers $100 million. he's planning this big trip. we have some really meltdown crises going on and we can spend $100 million to look at cheat as and tigers? >> forget this for a minute, why hasn't there been a press conference or an address when we are now getting involved in syria? and when the americans have no idea how to feel about the nsa surveillance, isn't it incumbent on the president to share his feelings on these things? >> for someone who gives speeches on all the things he wants to push, it's amazing how he won't talk about syria. i don't think he has an answer for that. what are we going to do there, who are we helping? we are helping the rebels, who are they? the al qaeda-funded people that could be as bad as what assad is doing, assad is horrible. >> the chemical weapons are there, what are we going food. >> now the question is, they are used against the rebels. if we arm the rebels and the rebels take over, do we have the same wonderful friend that we have in egypt when we got the muslim brotherhood? what a disaster that has turned out to be. at some point are we ever going to come to understand that radical islam, whether in the hands of the existing power or the power that wants to unseat them, is still radical islam, it is still operating under the ridiculously view that the rest of us should be dead. that's the problem. >> governor, thanks. >> stick around, governor. dad may have passed more on to you than his nice smile. we are talking about some of his health problems. dr. mark siegal will break down the five things your father's health may say about you. and he refused to pay his dinner bill, now he's headed to jail for three years. does that punishment fit the crime? 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>> out of the white house they said at the beginning, this is an outrageous comment, that it was immoral or unethical, but it is potentially criminal conduct. >> it is criminal conduct. when you release information as they did for the national organization for marriage and their donors, you don't just release it, you release it to their opposition organization and they publish it and print it and use it against the national organization for marriage. that's criminal, that's a felony, and there's no way that this shouldn't rise to the level of a thorough serious investigation. >> i got in trouble with my parents when growing up, if you just don't talk about it, it may go away. hey, who is on the show? >> we have steven brill talking about why is a hospital procedure in one place $600 and $6,000 in the other. we also have an nsa whistleblower, somebody who has been in the agency, he himself came out saying, there's some stuff in there that shouldn't be going on. we'll talk about what it was and why he came forward and released it. >> hmm, interesting. >> he's not in hong kong. >> wow. hiding in plain sight. >> no, we were going to keep him in the underground bunker we have stored in our studio, but it will be fine. >> mike huckabee, thank you. watch. this soccer ref punched in the face by a player, he died. the kid who did it pleads not guilty. does he have a case? 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are you ready? here it comes, a very famous movie, a great clip. >> hey, they owe me a box of lady tees, give me six of those. this is the worst looking one have ever seen. it looks good on you, though. >> well, maybe inspired by the wacky polos in "caddyshack." an american dream is being fulfilled. >> two men took their determination to a new level by quitting their jobs and tasking themselves with creating the perfect polo shirt. founders of characteristic shirt, austin brown and billy nossaman join us now. hi, guys. >> you look at "caddyshack" and think he's the coolest guy. i think that good-looking shirt we call polo generically kind of went out a style for a while but you're bringing it back? >> it seems to be a classic shirt that obviously has its roots in the golf industry. we have always loved this shirt, obviously, you can see in the clip it was a popular shirt back in the 1980s, but it has come back. >> i work in philadelphia, and we have the u.s. open in philly. it's just a sea of this type of shirt. how is yours different? >> well, we kind of took the classic design and improved on it. so one of the biggest problems with the golf shirts is the floppy collar, bacon collar, so we have removed collar stays that go into the -- right here in the fly, so it keeps the collar crisp. and we also took kind of that polyester blend. and we have really soft 100% organic cotton, really comfortable. and it's not going to light on fire if you get a match. >> that's important. now, you guys left successful careers in architecture and marketing. to do this, that's not the most hospitable environment, first of all business right now, it's ris risky, why did you guys take that risk? >> i think any chance you have to work with a life-long friend. we had decided this five or six years ago and it kind of grew. architecture will always be a passion of mine, you can't pass up the opportunity of a lifetime. >> i like them. i really like the collar stay, how can i get one? >> we sell primarily direct on our website right now. it is criquetshirts.com. and we are offering a special for all the "fox and friends viewers." >> oh, what's the special? >> 20% off if you enter the code "friends." you can get a great deal on our shirts. everyone that wears them loves them. we get a lot of people coming back, and we have got an lot of new colors and we just launched a boys line right in time for father's day. >> great father's day, guys. >> do you have to be headless to wear this? >> for some people, it is easier to put it on. thanks, guys. >> are you guys rich? >> not yet. >> you are getting there, though. >> austin, billy, thank you so much. coming up, we are getting the answer to an age-old debate. is cheerleading a sport? why doctors are now getting in the mix. and it is monster madness on this "fox and friends." rick live at the monster truck jam. up next. ♪ look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. 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>> well, it's kind of gymnastics. >> okay, that's a sport. those are athletes. >> they are athletes. they are indisputably athletes, but doesn't sport mean competitive? >> it's a competition. >> sort of. they say you're not fighting against -- >> does that make it a sport? >> i think it does. my daughter jill did the stuff and it scared me. >> i was scared to watch her do that stuff because she was small. she was is smallest girl on the team, so she would always be on top of the pyramid. >> they probably don't want to make it a sport because then they have to pay for all the stuff. >> or is it about women? >> oh, well, no. >> is it? >> title 9 and all that? >> most cheerleaders are young girls and women. >> so you're saying if gymnastics was scene as a sport, cheerleading should be seen as a sport? i agree with that. >> is monster trucking a sport? >> no. >> is nascar a sport? >> absolutely. >> are you racing monster cars or just doing tricky things with them. >> i don't know, is cricket a sport? >> cricket. define it. >> i'm going to end this by doing a herky. do you know what that is? >> no. >> i'll show you my spirit stick. >> i'm getting to the headlines now to tell you about this important story, a suspected killer back in new york this morning to face charges for gunning down a restaurant owner 26 years ago. he was just flown in from miami. he was tracked down by the victim's daughter, actress jocelyn martinez, who spent $250 and did a simple online search to find his address. she then turned it over to the police who then arrested santos. he reportedly has confessed to the murder. well, the sister of the 17-year-old boy accused of killing a soccer referee apologizing for his action. >> we want to tell the portillo family how awful we feel and how we can't imagine how much your father is missed. >> portillo punched the referee and he went into a coma and later died a week later. the judge will decide if he'll be tried as a juvenile or adult. if convicted as an adult, he could spend five years behind bars. well, this guy is really paying the price. he was just sentenced to three years behind bars after refusing to pay his $70 restaurant bill. this is the second time this year he did not pay his bill after he ate at a restaurant. he reportedly told staff he had no money and waited for police to arrest him. police say he had multiple theft convictions which favored into his sentencing. and a photo of a bride and groom. kneeling in a moment of prayer in virginia last summer. now it's gone viral. they said this only lasted a couple seconds, but it is nothing she will never forget as a photographer. and the couple, bri and josh, say it was important for them to take a minute and count their blessings before their big day. and they did it without josh seeing the wedding dress before bri walked down the aisle, of course. >> that was a nice moment. i'm glad she captured it. >> it is almost norman rockwell-ish. the idea of a monster truck jam sounds like a male event, but think again. some of the trucks are fueled by girl power. and rick is there with the proof. rick? >> reporter: hey, guys. yeah, nascar has danica patrick now. well, monster jam trucks has nicole johnson. nicole, thanks for getting up with us this morning. >> yeah, no problem. >> reporter: generally people think monster trucks is a male sport? >> yeah, there are a lot of guys in this sport and they are great drivers. you'll see a ton of great guys out here this week. there are three of us females at metlife stadium this weekend. and we are going to be pairing it up along with the guys. >> reporter: okay, how did you get into this? i mean, i would not look at you and generally think you're going to be a monster jam truck driver. tell me honestly, how did you get in this? >> my background is racing, rock crawling, i've been four wheeling forever, i've always been in the dirt. a couple years ago i ran into the founder and driver of grave digger. >> he's kind of like the grandfather or godfather of monster jam trucks. yeah, so is this different than what you grew up -- because you are legitimately a car girl, is this different -- you do crazy stuff that seems to us really dangerous. does it feel that way to you? >> we have so much safety equipment that i feel very secure and safe, but i did grow up driving go-carts and was always interested in cars and vehicles and in the garage with my dad. and this is very similar, actually, to being in an extreme rock crawler. sometimes all you see is sky when jumping over something, so it feels like a natural transition. >> reporter: are you competitive? because you guys are doing this for money and for competition and for pride, are you competitive? do you want to beat these. >> it is probably more for pride than anything. of course i would like to, but the main goal is to make sure everybody has a great time. you can be 6 or 60 and will still find something to enjoy when you come out to monster jam. that's my entire goal. we have a party in the pits that is today, 1:30 to 5:00. people can come out for music and food. you get to meet every single driver. it's really fun. >> reporter: that's the cool part of this. anybody that comes out here asks for you to sign autographs and to meet you personally. thank you, nicole. good luck to you today. guys, we'll send it back to you. >> why doesn't nicole's car look as scary as the other guy's car? >> it's a puppy. >> we wanted a question and answer, maybe next hour. >> she may be a relative to mine. johnson, i think she may be related. >> we'll have to find out about that. >> she has two kids, how cool is that? >> monster truck momma. >> what does your mom do? she drives a monster truck. what do your kids say? >> i could never compete. meanwhile, dad may have passed more on to you than just his nice smile. we are talking about your health problems. dr. mark siegal will break down five things your father's health says about yours next. and mike vladimir, you know what he did? he put it in his pocket. he took the ring. how the russian president visited the white house and listed a super bowl 5-carat ring. you have to see this to believe it. ♪ new honey bunches of oats greek yogurt and whole grain. here we go. honey cornflakes and chunks of greek yogurt. i'm tasting both the yogurt and the honey at the same time. i'm like digging this yogurt thing. i feel healthy. new honey bunches of oats greek. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness... but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. when i went back to my healthcare professional... that's when she suggested the lyrica. once i started taking the lyrica, the pain started subsiding. 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[ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? some quick headlines for you, a brake trouble forcing a toyota to recall 240,000 of its hybrids. they say the prius and lexus hybrids have a defect that makes it hard for drivers to push down on the brakes. that's a problem. toyota has received dozens of customer complaints. and remember when new england patriots' owner robert craft said he gave vladimir putin his super bowl ring as a gift? well, craft is now saying he let the russian president try on the 5-carat ring, but then putin slipped it into his pocket and took off. apparently craft told the white house to play dumb for the risk of soviet/u.s. relations. the ring is now in the kremlin library. >> he putined it in his pocket. of all the things your father has given you on this father's day weekend, let's look at the things he may not have intended to like his health problems. >> joining us more is medical a-team and america's physician dr. siegal. how are you? >> happy father's day tomorrow. >> tell us about heart disease. >> when you see your father lying on the couch, you may think, i won't have any of those problems, but you better get your dad to the doctor because you could be next. heart disease, we are talking high blood pressure and high cholesterol, if your dad has heart disease before the age of 55, your chances are three to four times you're going to get it. you better get checked. very high number, i suggest people get their cholesterol checked, get their cholesterol down if necessary. watch your blood pressure. if your dad has those problems, you may get those problems. >> prostate cancer, is that hereditary? >> yes. it is strictly general etic but two to three more times are people influenced by a first-hand relative having it like your father. be checked for colon cancer if it runs if your family. >> how about drinking problems, alcoholism, is that passed on? >> i don't know whether that's passed on genetically, but it is two to four times you'll get it if your dad is a big drinker. you have to start thinking about that first. maybe you should be careful how much you drink at a young age in college if your father has a drinking problem. >> this is only applying to sons or does it apply to daughters? >> daughters as well, although in modeling heart disease sons especially model their father's behavior. and the same thing is true with obesity if your dad has the beer belly, you're much more likely to get it. a study from harvard in 2007 shows that we sons model our father's weight more than daughters even do. >> and it used to be that beer belly was a harmless thing, but it has implications, doesn't it? >> it has inflammatory risk factors to increase hear heart disease. if your dad has it, you can get it. get out there, get on the elliptical or the bike, get on the treadmill or just walk in the morning. >> do we have any idea how much of this is genetic versus lifestyle? maybe if your father has a sedentary lifestyle you also have a sedentary life style? >> in this case we are talking two-thirds of americans being overweight. that's mostly lifestyle, much more than genetics. >> depression is a big problem for so many people, men and women alike. if your father is depressed, what are your chances? >> very high, 25% in first-hand relatives. if it is a daughter or son, if your father is depressed, you may get depressed. if your father has bipolar disorder, you could be depressed. high chance for that. watch out for it. it could be something to do something about earlier on. you may need to be in therapy or be aware of it. by the way, on father's day, i want to wish a great happy father's day to everyone's dad out there and my father doing much better. and to peter james johnson, who we lost this year. happy father's day. >> your father is an incredible guy. and you know who is a great father? he's a great father. you see him with his kids, best father in america. >> good to see you. >> this is a wonderful admiration father's day. doctor siegal, thank you so much. overnight we have brand new details on how the nsa whistleblower smuggled out the top secret information as two big companies tell just how much information the nsa wanted them to turn over. and if you plan on stepping into the great outdoors, take the comforts of home with you. the gadgets and gear that are going to keep you a happy camper. we'll show you those next. pretty interesting and incredible. ♪ whoa! nobody insures more bikes than progressive. do you guys ride? well... no. sometimes, yeah. yes. well, if you know anybody else who also rides, send them here -- we got great coverage. it's not like bikers love their bikes more than life itself. i doubt anyone will even notice. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. now, that's progressive. call or click today. aarrggh! save big on great gifts during the father's day sale at bass pro shops. like new ringer pocket t shirts - 2 for $15. a bass pro aluminum fish fryer for under $30. plus, check out our free family summer camp. well, welcome back. if you are planning a camping trip it is that time of year. and you don't want to lose the comforts of home while you are out there in the wilderness. if you are nervous about unplugging your cell phone. here are some of the gadgets here for you. good to see you. what is the point of going out in the wilderness if you want the comforts of home? if you can get water it will be so good for you. you want a good tent. this one is great it is under five pounds and it has the doors on each side. who ever you are camping with, is not going to wake you up in the middle of the night. you are not stepping over somebody. you have a solar panel on the bag. and at night you open it up. and then it turns into a lamp shade. you have the in fused light and this thing stores the sun power. you get 15 hours of light off of this thing. you have only four pounds and look how small this thing gets if you have hiking to do. >> and that is light too. >> yup. >> under five pounds. what do you do over here? >> you don't want to detach from your phone. this one is a solar panel and you can put your electronics in the back pocket and they are charging while you are hiking. the power pod anytime you have heat you have a good power source. is that what you eat out of there? boiling water going in here and you are making your food and charging your phone at the same time. you can put this by the camp fire or on a camp stove. it is called a power pot. it turns heat into electricity. you have to have a good flashlight. you charge it up and it lasts for up to 50 hours on low beam. on high beam it goes up to 250 feet and you can use it to charge. it has a usb port. >> what is the purpose of this? >> it has that lamp shade effect. it difuses light again. if you are in your tent you have a lantern that lights up in a broad way. >> i like that. how much do you think that is. it is $70. >> it charges your phone. >> it will keep you from draining the battery. you have sunglasses and these have a camera in the lens. so, instead of pulling your phone out. hit the button and you are taking high definition video. >> where is the button? >> right here. >> i do that and it takes video and pictures? >> video in there? >> i want i. >> how much $250. >> great investment though because you are not going to drain your phone battery. >> i can push this and start videotaping you. hi, i'm with the nsa. good to meet you. >> they are celebrating their 51st wedding anniversary by the way here in new york. >> this is the pivot head camera glass. >> that is cool. >> men's health magazine why does every issue talk about p men's abs? >> because men want great abs. >> you look scary but something like men in black. >> meanwhile. it is a company that refuses to sacrifice religious beliefs that they say violates them. the president of hobby lobby is going to join us live. are legos making your children more violent? 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they are apparently angrier. they could have a negative impact on your kids. a researcher looked at all 6,000 figures and they say that they are angrier than ever. based on conflict. he believes that this could have harmful effects on children's play and development. >> i guess i haven't looked at them in years. >> they have those jagged smiles and weird eyes and vests. >> say no more. let's talk about all of the news this week and scandals. fbi director went before congress to explain how the fbi is dealing with the scandals. how far along they are in the investigation. this answers proved not satisfying to some in congress. >> can you tell me how many agents and investigators you have assigned to the case. >> you may be able to do that. >> can you tell me who the lead investigators is? >> no. >> you don't know who the lead investigators is? >> no. >> you don't know who is leading the case? >> i do not know who the lead agent is. >> have you talked to the victims or groups who were targeted by their government. since may 14th, 2013 swoo i don't know what the status of the interviews are. >> you are asking details of the investigation. >> that took place prior to the investigation started. >> may i please finish? >> i'm asking questions about the investigation and you can't answer. this is the biggest story in the country and you can't tell me who the investigator is? >> wouldn't he be in charge of assigning the person to investigate? >> the real question is, what is the status of the investigation. what office is running it, he should have known. you are right. >> he could have said the cincinnati office is investigating and the special agent in charge there will update it as needed. were victims interview yet and we are weeks, and were they targets other groups in america and there has been no indication of it. >> meanwhile, last night the former commissioner of the irs, mark everson was on o'reilly and says that as he sees it. the irs is full of bad leadership. >> i think you are on a conveergenesis of bad leadership. it is a large organization of complexi complexity. he said i wasn't interested in this piece of the agency. i stayed away from it because it asensitive. well, it is like the secretary of state saying geez the jewish people get concerned about israel so i'm not going to wade into the mid east. you can't do that. you have to do the whole agency and that included these. it is unfortunate the way the whole thing was handled. >> you would think the investigation would be sped up or further along than it sounds like it. >>. let's move onto the latest information that we have just today on the release of all of those details about the nsa and the information about surveillance and how many american peop americans have been surveiled and it turned out that the man who was responsible for releasing the information how do he secret the information out of his workplace it was easy. >> on a thumb drive. something the size of your thumb. and there are questions is he a whistle brother low weatheer or agent. >> now we are finding out the postings that he made on the internet that were upset about the issues he maintained the national security clearance we are doing the data in the country he was saying and doing is this incompetent. >> can we talk about the debate that is going on. is this guy a trader or a hero. and i don't see him as a hero at all. no, i don't. he said, you can't really call him either one. we posed the question and the governor answered it. it doesn't excuse someone from breaking the law. you bring a lawsuit but what are you reporting. is there a crime that has occurreded? the oversight, they must not think it is a crime. they are defending it. >> it was a violation of the constitution. how much of our personal information is out there. and then you get into the snow man stuff. i believe it is best for the country and i don't believe in my classified status anymore. we are a country of laws and not a country of men who are renegades. he seems to think he is a hero. >> are the chinese involved? we don't know what that means. please weigh in if you would. we would love to hear your thoughts. are you ready for maximum destruction? >> monster trucks. let's go out and look at some. >> he is in new jersey for the monster truck jam. yeah, the big event this year. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny:i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. we all have one. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the ripples of the day. it might be off a dock or on a boat. upstre or in the middle of nowhere. wherever it may be, casting a line in the clear, fresh waters of michigan lets us leave anything weighing us down back on shore. our perfect spot is calling. our perfect spot is pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. even in stupid loud places. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... 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[ female announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. the struggle of 10-year-old sara mernahan has inspired an out powuring here at fox and friends. one little girl from new jersey led the way from hundreds of letters being written from classmates and others asking for a change in the transplant policy. joining us now is sharlice and her mom beth. nice to see both of you. guys here. >> thank you. >> tell us what happened when you were watching fox and friends and you saw the story what was your reaction? >> i was in mom mode and i wasn't paying much attention to the television. but she was mez merrized by the telling of the story. and i was all about getting out of the house and on the way to school she asked if we could stop in and speak with the school superintendant because she wanted to save sara. she presented the idea to him. >> what did you say to him and what did you do? is. >> i said to mr. micah i want to help sara and i think that maybe we can get all of the students in the school to write a letter to help save sara. and that is what you did. look at these beautiful cards. you got your classmates to start writing these cards. what do you think this story affected you so much? >> i thought what if this was me when i become ten? i would want someone to do this for me. >> you jumped into action. you put together four different schools in the bradley beach, on the jersey shore and you were hit by sandy months ago and you sent 300 letters registered return receipt requested to the head of the organ transplant board. >> and she would like to pass them along to you and maybe you could pass them to her parents. these show that they received copies of the letters that the children wrote on her behalf pleading for sara and every other child to be treated fairly. >> let's look at a couple of letters. sara, you give me hope every day. keep fighting forget all of the reasons why it won't work and believe the one reason why it will good luck. >> is no your favorite word? if a girl of 10 can't do anything but wait for death, she will slowly lose the will to live. >> look at the ones onset from your friends. get well soon. feel better. >> super sara. >> super do you know what you did? you helped save a girl's life and you brought people together and washington got the word. you are incredible. what do you want to do when you grow up. i want to be a lawyer. >> you do? well, then figure out what i can do to help you. i'll give you your first internship. that is a promise. >> it is a wonderful feeling to see the important thing here is that we have to not forget that the fight isn't over for sara and we want everybody to continue and remember and to help continue pushing this so that the law and the policy is changed and that no other child has to suffer through the waiting and the family has to sit through that torture and we wish you the best and if there is anything else we can do, please there are children out here that love you and we are praying for you. >> what a miracle. >> i'm sure these have gone a long way. what a great lesson for everybody in your second grade class. >> great less think. >> you learn a lot from the wisdom of children. >> thank you for sharing that. >> it was an honor. >> great to see you. >> they were celebrating a big win by the heat until this happened. >> there is at least 100 fepeop in the water. other people are going to save them but it's horrible. >> frighteningmoments when a deck collapsed in miami. >> doctors are getting in the mix and so are you. i want to know your opinion about cheer leading. i know she is a dancer. ♪ hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? i think this is a good idea. instead of having the government look terrorists why don't we have the paparazzi. if they stalked terrorists the way they stalk the kardashians they would find them. >> how do they find the kardashians everywhere? >> here is a question we have been posing this morning. is cheer leading a sport? the ncaa says no it is not. the american academy of pediatrics says, yes it is. two thirds of catastrophic injuries involves female athletes who are involved in cheer leading. i don't know, it should be. >> it is more dangerous than you think. >> my daughter did it, but aren't they gymnasts at this point? >> it takes tremendous skill and training and i think it is a sport. >> i really do. >> it is athletic. >> here is an e-mail from nicole. to cheer you must be in the most athletic state of mind. >> sports have scoring and the defined goals. cheer leading has neither of these. no, there are national competitions. i watch them on espn. and they are in vegas all the time. >> it is excellent. >> sara says it is most definitely a sport. my kids are involved in cheer leading. anybody here a former cheerleader? >> wow, yes? >> you were a cheerleader? >> i was. >> wow. come around the bush. >> i was. i could never do what they do today. it is like a gymnast. >> where? >> western connecticut state college and danbury high school. >> and it is her 51st wedding anniversary today. >> is it a sport? >> it is -- now, or what? sport or what? >> or activity? >> i would call it a sport. >> i would too. we work hard at it. >> sport. you were a cheerleader weren't you? >> you still have your uniform? >> is it a sport? >> yes, it would be. you have to be athletic and be able to be out in front of everybody for at least two hours. >> i ask alison and peter if they knew what a hurkey was. >> sit a fun family show, mike. >> wow. >> i think you just tore something. >> i heard something rip. what was that? >> my hammy. >> here is my next question should auto makers make cars designed for women. we have been driving cars designdesign ed for men all along. the size of the steering wheel and the way the ped al is positioned. could they sell more cars if they start designing them for women? >> they are going to take into effect that you might have a high heel on. >> what do the people thing? are women worst drivers than men? >> that is not the question. >> the crowd has turned on us. >> what do you think? >> men are better drivers. >> that is not the question. >> the question is wshould auto makers be designing cars that have been designed for women. >> sometimes we have high heels on. >> i agree. >> sit ha it is hard to drive these men cars. >> i agree. >> thank you. that is important. >> do you drive yet? >> no. >> she is six and she's from iowa. >> what is your name? >> avril. >> you are adorable. >> i guess the women now are blaming the car itself for their bad driving. >> excuse me, you have -- >> women are better drivers. we are less aggressive. we get fewer tickets. >> i would say that we are more aggressive. not nes sacessarilnecessarily. being aggressive and driving fast. is that bad? if there are some people that know a lot about driving. it is the people that rick are hanging out with. they are not good drivers. they keep rolling the trucks in new jersey what is going on rick? >> i would call you good drivers. this is tom. you are one of the anchors of this thing. are you good drivers? would you consider yourself a good driver? >> i'm a very entertaining driver. >> what about on the highway? >> i'm pretty good but don't push me. it has to be different from driving a regular car. it is awesome. huge. monster jam is about adrenalin. when you are driving a monster jam truck there is only one way you can drive. >> you have been driving this for how long. for the last ten years it is called the decade of destruction. >> i have been 20 years. >> you have been doing this for 20 years and you have won 11 world championships? >> we talked to you last year and you were trying to land the droubl back flip and then you tried it again in las vegas. that has never been done before. and that is 10,000 pounds. somewhere in there you have to have 10,000 pounds over your head twice. monster jam is about pushing to the limit to the top. awesome great fans they drive the truck and i ride in it. that is nice of you to say for the fans. when you landed that. did you know what would happen? >> i was so excited. this time it is going to be the best yet here tonight. >> tonight you are trying it here again. >> it is the best in the world. metlife stadium is a huge venue. a lot of room out there for big jumps and big tricks and right here in the heart of it all new jersey--new york. >> this isn't just your normal truck. it is loud. you have to have your earplugs in. when this was driving earlier i couldn't hear anything and my ear s were buzzing. after this happens i won't be able to hear you back in the stud studio. >> it is loud. >> even i can't hear anything now. >> they are ten mile as way and i can hear it. >> that is some great stuff. >> those are mac daddy man ster trucks. in the meantime we have a fox news alert. this is a live look at the conference in washington d.c. there is governor rick perry speaking about how faith has helped him through his political life and career. the three day conference, set to speak today former alaskan governor, sarah palin. >> i want to say how sorry we are and how horrible we feel about what happened here. we can't imagine how much you miss your father. the teen punched this man after the referee gave her a yellow card. the teen plead not guiltiy ay a judge will decide whether he should be tried as a child or adult. >> 911 calls released after a deck collapsed in miami. >> the cause of that collapse is still under investigation. take a look at this guy, he climbed 250 feet up high voltage power lines in los angeles and refused to come down. the fire department was waiting below with giant airbags. he just -- well, he eventually came down and then he was arrested. >> that is a bad combination. the government google yeah and check this out. it is a scene out of a star wars movie. monsters sending this bridal party running for their lives. this picture has ever i one talking. the happy newly weds being chased. they join us live. let's check in with neil cavuto. >> good morning. what else does the government know about? 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why you can't trust google incorporated. scott, gosh, we all use google every single day. it is a pretty good tool especially in the news business for us. should we be more careful. it is difficult because they do have good products and good search. but the usual that you need to understand is that they have a mission to collect all private and public information so they do it and have a monstrous mountain of data on everybody around the world and that is their issue to store private information. they have no real checks and balances and they have a real history of illegal behavior and people should be concerned and cautious. >> it sounds to me so tempting that you could use it in a corrupt way. >> well, that is my concern in the sense that we know that power corrupts. we have never, ever, had any entity in world history that has this amount of intimate personal information. they have more information that you can remember about yourself. they know you better than all of your family and friends put together. it is all stored and recorded. and you don't know it. if most americans and people around the world believe in privacy and want privacy. >> google is kind of like a new, cool friend. i'm telling them everything. what if it turns out that, that new friend is freaky. >> it is creepy, one of my reasons that i wrote the book is they are very dulicitous. they tell you the good part not the bad part. with something so enormous and intimate, they need to be much more open about the downside. well, it is one of the reasons i wrote the book. it is one of the chapters in my book. i'm concerned about it. in any free country. no entity whether it be a private company or government should have intimate private digital information on people. they can fall into the wrong hands and be so easily abused. according to the washington post and the "new york times" they had the run of the place for over a year. what i'm calling for is accou accountability and people be ago wear. >> google may know more about what the nsa knows about it. we'll talk more about it. >> all right. every bride worries on her wedding day. but we m bet this one didn't se this one coming. this awesome wedding picture goigo going viral. stay with us. .. welcome back, everybody. you're about to meet a couple, they've raised the bar on unique wedding photos by mocking up a photo of them and their wedding party being chased at the ceremony by "star wars" monsters. >> joining us now, newlyweds paul and leslie kingston. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> tell us about that fantastic picture and how it came about and a little about that incredible wedding you had. >> okay. well, it was actually our photographers, tony and danielle lombardo who on the wedding day said oh, yeah, did you guys see that t-rex picture? yeah, we saw that a couple days ago. we want to do that but we'll have walkers chasing you, "star wars," in particular. >> now, she hasn't lost her mind. what she's talking about, there was a picture of a t-rex chasing another wedding party. your photographer says oh, we can beat that. do a "star wars" thing. space age. >> absolutely, yeah. >> leslie, that's because you are a huge "star wars" fan. >> i am, yes. always have been, yes. >> how did you guys pull off this picture? >> well, we were at the egglington grand. basically we waited for two stoplights at the either end of the street and got the entire bridal party to start running towards the camera. tony and danielle snapped away until they had one we could use. >> it's great. >> apparently somebody loves the color pink. >> oh, i do. yes, thank you very much. >> and you did your wedding reception like it was a movie. you made your own movie. >> we did. >> we had a movie trailer that we made, yeah. >> yeah. >> just to be clear, so you guys really were running down the street with your real wedding party. that part wasn't fake. you really were in the middle of the street. and then how do you explain the monsters behind you? >> well, exactly. yes, we really were running, and we really were running in between traffic. so it was a little bit scary. so i think that helped with the fear on our faces. and then afterwards our photographer shot -- i guess he has a toy at home, and then he photo shopped those right in. >> you are very adamant that it is, in fact, his toy and that his son plays with it. >> you two lovable nerds. and i say that with all respect because you say you were kind of secret nerds, and now it's out for the whole country to know. >> yeah, it's not much of a secret anymore. >> i have been exposed. i love pink and "star wars." >> that is a great photo. and the acting in it is always superb, if i may say. you look truly terrified. >> well, many of our friends are actors, and we are as well. we had a little edge there on the acting. >> we wish you to be lester fied during your married life. >> paul and leslie kingston, you guys are a delight. thanks so much for sharing it with us. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. thank you. more "fox & friends" in a big finish. jazz hands! look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. what should we do? >> well, it's father's day, so i thought we should lavish peter and i with gifts. >> happy father's day. >> but peter won't be here. >> this is the best four hours i've spent. i love it. >> thank you so much for being in for tucker. it was great. hope you'll join us tomorrow. we'll have a lot of fun. they say they're snooping to protect us. but as the lawsuits pile up, will this nsa mess end up hurting one of the strongest parts of our struggling economy? hi, everyone, i'm brenda butner. the bulls and bears this week. gary b. smith, toeben smith, jonas, john layfield along with susan ox. welcome to everybody. okay, gary b., you say all this snooping could shock the one part of the economy that's actually growing? how so? >> absolutely, brenda. look, i'm going to call this the nsa tax, if you will. you know, we have the e-commerce segment of our gdp is about

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