into thinking hoverboards were real. reporter: all in the grand tradition of hoax videos starting with the director of back to the future ii himself. highs the prankster responsible for this behind the scenes special showing stunt men supposedly testing the boards. they ve been around for years. we got our hands on some and put them in the movie. reporter: but now, all that is about to change. the forward thinking founders of hendo developing at long last a real hoverboard. it was a perfect example of a stepping stone. we can t go over hedges or normal sidewalks but we re getting closer. reporter: greg and jill henderson poured their life savings into research. the boards expected to cost 10,000 bucks a piece. the hendersons launched a kickstarter campaign. the hendo hover reached its $250,000 goal in just one day. if all goes according to plan,
reporter: your right. you have some democrats, a texas congressman on fox this morning out there for several days saying this may be the president s katrina in terms of a slow response. you go to the border and talk to border patrol guards and then you have republican ted cruz with sarcasm taking a google map and tweeting it out saying mr. president, there s plenty of routes for you to go from dallas or austin to get to the border. the president will go through a series of fundraisers and remarks on the economy. a texas barbecue fund-raiser. 10,000 bucks a person. the barbecue better be good if it s 10,000 bucks a person. with extra sauce. thank you, ed. my next guest saw the immigration crisis up close and personal. he was among a congressional delegation that just toured a facility that houses the growing surge of undocumented children
caused reporters to speculate about her relatability leading up to the 2016 campaign. but she joins a long list of politicians whose comments on wealth have have fallen a little outside of the relatability spectrum. who can forget this moment from the 2012 campaign. you know, i m just saying, you re for individual mandates, my friend. you know what, you ve raised that before, rick, and you re certainly wrong. it s true now. rick, i ll tell you what. 10,000 bucks. $10,000 bet. i m not in the betting business, but i ll show you. the $10,000 just kind of off-hand bet and we ll be betting 10,000 here and there and then the moment when governor romney gave students in ohio some advice on how to start a business. we ve always encouraged young people. take a shot, go for it. take a risk, get the education.
there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for chelsea s education. reporter: houses, plural. clinton s opponents jumped on that. shamelessly out of touch, the rnc declared. america rising, the leading anti-hillary superpac tweeted pictures of the multimillion dollar home and hamptons vacation rental, republicans trying to use clinton s two houses against her the way democrats used john mccain s seven houses against him. when asked how many houses he owns, mccain lost track. reporter: not to mention errant comments made by mitt romney. rick, i ll tell you what. 10,000 bucks? $10,000 bet? ann drives a couple of cadillacs actually. reporter: it s not the first time clinton has reminded americans she s not exactly like them. last time i actually drove a car, myself, was 1996. reporter: 55% of americans believe clinton understands their problems. according to a new abc
all right, that s good to know. what about the owners who have spent about a little more than $10,000 to breed this horse and now chrome wins the kentucky derby and the preakness. how unusual is that, just 10,000 bucks? it s a hollywood fairy tail is what it is. typically, these triple crown winners are born in the bluegrass state of kentucky with fancy bloodlines. this guy was born in the other side of the tracks. let s make no mistake about that. the fact he s run a derby, somewhat of a miracle. the fact he run the preakness, even more so. now if he wins it s the triple here with modest breeding as he is, it will go down as one of the great racing stories of all time. just perspectivewise, how much might an owner spend at this point try to get to where california chrome is? you know, if he wins, and i think even if he loses, i think this will give an incentive for maybe the owners to buy horses in the business.