red. and the charter group will losing nearly 4 million handle staffing and curriculum dollars a year on employee theft. and next, $9 billion, that is and wait until you hear what how much mark zuckerberg lost they re taking. fox & friends begins right since facebook went public in now. may. we should start collecting donations for him. clayton: chump change. dave: what will he do. clayton: i like that. good morning, everybody. dave: good thing he dresses like a homeless person. he thanks so much for getting up early with us and joining us. doesn t have to. thank you for joining us. clayton: oh, my. you know what? i ve decided to come to work that is how we welcome in anna. occasionally. you re welcome. all right? thank you. and did you watch the dave: he only spends, like 20 olympics. clayton: water polo, water bucks on a hoody. polo. alisyn: this time of the show i used to play water polo. we are slap-happy. dave: there s a double how do you
florida, ending on august 13th. and make sense to roll out the vp pick in the bus tour. and they re going to say, that he should pick marco rubio, but he needs to show off support and president obama is winning over mitt romney in hispanics by 63-27 in critical swing states, if you pick marco rubio. dave: mainly florida. alisyn: it would shore up florida and the argument that he needs florida to win. but of course, there s compelling reasons to pick paul ryan as well. clayton: the guy who laid out the budget division for the future of the republican party and shaking things up and forcing president obama s hand to make some concessions on the budget and to actually have to acknowledge what this is all about, although bobby jindal of louisiana, governor of louisiana has been floated a bit and floated last time in 2008 although i don t know this time around. dave: well, jindal, appears, is on the rubio train, listen. and something like a line which had a powerful me
and tragedy. and if you thought you knew everything you were supposed to know about cpr, you re going to want to stick around. these tips might help you save a life. let s get started. we start today with a ground breaking surgery, the world s first full face transplant. his name is oscar. he ser he suffered a reporthorrific ac. this week he made his first public appearance. how did he get here and how did his doctors do it? we have a picture of the patient. it s a medical miracle, of sorts. but just to give you fair warning, some of these pictures might be disturbing. it s a disarming idea, living without a face. imagine it, your identity, your portal to the outside world gone. then imagine that doctors could intervene, give you another face, one not your own but a face, none the less. it happened to oscar. a 31-year-old farmer from spain. translator: i wanted to thank the hospital cord naordinatorco entire medical team, the family of the donor and most of all my family wh