red on a car color? at some point, it s not that far away this will be a self-sustaining business. it really looks like it s going to be healthy for a long, long time. before i leave there s one last car eric tells me i need to see. 1948 tucker. tucker. harold wanted a tucker. i thought he never got a tucker. he did not buy that. my grandmother bought it. a group of our family went to an auction and grandma bat the tucker that he couldn t have before he passed away. unbelievable but he left and you knew it was that important to have. i knew it was that important. what would harold say? he d love it. i think if grampa were to look at how hard we ve tried to do what he was hoping we d do i think he d be really proud of it. it took a whole community.
ahead on outnumbered at the top of the hour. ladies. hi, shannon. two state department officials on the hot seat as the benghazi select committee holds its second hearing what happened the night of those deadly terror attacks. this as newly-released report find security gaps at u.s. facilities went far beyond the consulate in libya and it was all under hillary clinton s watch. that is a pretty big watch. a controversial sex ed class comes under fire asking teens if they are ready for sex and that they can choose their own gender like it was a car color. outrage over a new dress code that tells them to watch their skirt length and hemlines. i would not be a legislator. plus #oneluckyguy on outnumbered. we ll see you then. shannon: we can not wait. thanks, ladies. jon: fighters forced to evacuate seniors while battling a five-alarm fire early this
are all the recipes in here? all of them. i m making that. thank you. delicious. sandra, thanks so much. we don t have to buy lunch now. i think we do, steve. the crew is getting this. thank you. straight ahead, after more than a decade, silver is no longer the world s favorite car color. can you guess what it is? i think magenta. then, has your family dinner ever been ruined by this? i can t talk right now. why don t you give me your home number and i ll call you later. well sorry. we re not allowed to do that. i guess you don t want people calling you at home. no. well, now you know how i feel. remember when everybody wore those big poofy shirts like that? how to stop those pesky telemarketers once and for all? fox & friends rolls on live from new york city. crew, come on in.