0 you re going to get dealt a hand you didn t want to play. that will happen to all of us. the question is how do you play the hand when you get dealt it? this is an example of people playing it to the max. gretchen: the former president plans to get back to his normal schedule tomorrow. 90 minutes from now the house where ariel castro held three girls, women for more than a decade will be demolished. you ll see it happen live on fox & friends. google already wiped the house off the map. it has been blurred out on google s street view. last week castro was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years. he will pay more than $22,000 for that demolition. this is an amazing story. a guy locked in a coffin tossed from a plane 14,000 feet in the air. so what happened? let s take a look. anthony martin managed to free himself from the shackles while plummeting 130 miles towards the earth and then he pulled his right now. steve: thank you very much. meanwhile let s tal
0 as it stands today and it s been changed, i ll get to it in a second, yes, if it s over 180 days, you have given up your expectation of privacy and therefore, they don t even megyn, you don t need to know about it. if you have a g-mail account. they subpoena g-mail. if you have a verizon account, they subpoena that. and it s an e-mail between me and my best friend. it s the not twitter, it s not i m going to italy. and with that your expectation privacy is lower facebook or twitter. if i m telling my friend i m going to rome to see the soccer game and deduct it as a business expense, they re saying they can use it against the individual. the court of appeals in the 6th circuit says no, you can t and basically defying an order the court put into place. just to correct me, the law was put in place in 1980. which goes to show how outdated it is, without the judge s approval they can snoop on you. did we even have e-mail in 86. barely. you tell me whether it s come to this now,
0 increasing spending. i mean, we have been using the 2010 budget levels for all the continuing resolutions and all of the sort of extensions of the budget that we ve had to do because we haven t had a real budget in years and now he comes out with this one and we have increased spending and it s deficit spending and it s on things like we ve heard up so many times before, on infrastructure, on green energy programs, i mean, on heels of hearing that fisker, yet another big investment we made is laying off 75% of the work force and may go into bankruptcy. so, it s not that i m dismissing all the president s suggestions here, but the deficit spending is still there. it s there in a greater degree and it s on programs that are very controversial to the other side. well, please do recall, counselor, that the president initially broke the law as relates to when he submits a budget. he let the house go first and the senate go before he, who is required and has been since 2010, top 10 paid
cuidad killing three. that car bombings is the first of its kind in the escalating drug war. more on this developing story coming up. hello. welcome to a brand-new hour. gregg: topping the news this hour, a manhunt is on right now for a cop killer. chicago police trying to track down the suspects who gunned down one of their own that officer weeks from retirement. erin andrews is ready for pay back, she is suing several hotel chains going after them for peeping tom that secretly videotaped her. it s day 89, bp a whole lot closer to kill that ruptured deep sea oil well. a new cap sealing the well. bp says a relief well may reach the broken pipe by the end of the month. then it s f all goes as planned, mud and cement will be pumped in to stop it permanently, but that final process could take days, even weeks. so many things could go wrong. phil keating is live in louisiana, phil, this has been pretty promising weekend of developments. tell us about it. reporter: absol
says american agents took him captive in saudi arabia. i was abducted in front of my hotel. shepard: tonight, his claims and the new report that the cia actually paid this man millions. developing now on fox news channel, it s been 87 days of oil gushing and flowing and ruining lives along the gulf of mexico. now, if for the moment, it s stopped. the experts warn this could be a temporary break and it could cause an even bigger disaster. here s a before and after view from the underwater camera. before obviously on the left. after on the right. you can see the dramatic difference. bp engineers say they slowly dialed down the flow this afternoon as part of pressure tests on the new containment cap. here is president obama s reaction. i think it is a positive sign. we re still in the testing phase. i have more to say tomorrow. shepard: in other words, don t get ahead of yourselves. the national incident commander in all of this says they will watch the pressure readings