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come up with policy recommendations, but gop critics say that americans should be very concerned. they think the language is too vague, and are worried about just how far the government could reach into that data. here s what fox contributor karl rove had to say: they re literally going to have the capacity to go through everybody s brokerage account and everybody s checking account and everybody s credit card and everybody s financial transactions and sweep that information and then analyze it. reporter: in addition, the ofr, the new agency, it s not going to have to answer to congress, not to the president, and not to the treasury. so there are real concerns about what it s going to do with all that data, jane. jane: others, i know, shannon, are saying, this is a partisan scare tactic. reporter: they say we want to look at information in a way that impacts institutions and big businesses. we are not going after individuals. that s not what this law is about. david menn, with th
jane: dylan, what do people tell you when they say what do you say when people tell you re a hero? when they call me hero, i feel good about it. jane: do you? well, you should. i understand your grandma s going to be just fine thanks to you. thanks for being here, you guys. gregg: that s a great story. way to go, dylan. that is amazing, the presence of mind of an 8-year-old and to mechanically handle all that. jane: yeah, just to get a 70 mile an hour pickup off the road, it s incredible. gregg: it was one of the hottest internet scoops after all time, a california-based web site getting its hands on the new iphone, but now does apple have a criminal case on its hands? megyn kelly investigates coming up on america live.
destin, they can lose their property. reporter: the florida state attorney general says it s a giving, not a taking. they say that the homeowners benefit with new sand. linda points out, she says the sand is already gone although the local city says, well, the sand is still out there somewhere and likely could come back. by the way, some of the homeowners were willing to pay for the replenishment but said that the state said, great, but it still will not be your land. violations of property rights are what we do at fox news. your land at fox news is our e-mail address. your land at fox news dom. we re already receiving hundreds of e-mails from people across the country who claim their property rights have been violated. by the way, we re awaiting that supreme court decision about this case, and if it comes we will, of course, bring it to you. jane: eric, thanks. gregg: all right. he allegedly posted a craig s list ad to start a false rumor about an orgy.
your back lawn? that s what homeowners here at destin say happens exactly on this beach. this beach is private, and now this case is now before the united states supreme court. we re awaiting a decision on this case, whether or not what happens with the land here when the state of florida pumps new sand along private beaches, does it become public? some of the homeowners here in destin say the state is stealing their beach. this tranquil beach in destin, florida, is actually a battlefield over property rights. the government is taking our water front property and making it public beachfront property. reporter: linda cherry along with her husband jim own this beachfront home. she says their property deed includes the whole beach in front of their house right down to the surf. but when the state tries to save the beach from erosion by adding new sand at the water s edge, that new strip becomes public. is this your beach?