center. debra, to you first. what are people tryg to buy and why do they want this information? people are trying to buy health information for lots of purposes. we know about andany that we don t. some people want to use the information to sell us products. that s one thing. but the far more dangerous problem is thero use of this information byfo employers, ban, insurers and others, who can make decisions abouttus that will be harmful tour jobs or our futures. melissa: mark, so many people when i bring up this topic to them tell me, you know, look, you got to throw up your hand. your information, all of your information is outow there. what do you say? well i don t think that s right, gri. medical information, i think most people agree is among the moste sensitive information we have. we tell things in confidence to our doctors and to our health care providers and we expect the information to be kept that way. i think dr. peel is absolutely correct, that the information
fox & friends first starts right now. good morning, and happy 4th of july. you are watching fox & friends first on this thursday morning. you re looking at some of the amazing pictures that show the greatness in america. i m heather childers. i m patti ann browne. please keep sending in your patriotic pictures and stories. we want to know what you re doing on this 4th of july. e-mail us at fox & friends first at fox news.com and we ll share some of those through out the show. time to begin your five at 5. the f.b.i. investigating an incident that happened on the flight headed for charlotte, north carolina. an agency spokesman says one person has been interviewed in connection with the incident. a u.s. airways spokesman says a security concern arose on flight 114 headed from boston to charlotte. he says the crew members quickly contacted charlotte police who met the plane on the tarmac after it landed. no one was injured and charges have yet to be filed. a su
rights? she did the moment she openedded her mouh and spe was the moment she waived her rights. she had the chance and opportunity to tell the committee and tell the american public her side of the story without allowing ay of the members of conresto ask any questions an ask andlet the americaneople know the other side of the story. well, congressman agrees with you. here s what he had to say. yes, she has a 5th amendment righ o remain silent. she sat there and could ave said nothing. we had a winess this week, who did that? we hd a witness this week who said nothing. she didn t. she made ine separate factual assertions and hada document. if that s not waiver, if that is not express waiver, then surely it s implied waiver, and and if notimpliede waiver, what is? gerri: great question. can you take two bites of the apple in giving testimony to congress? it seems you can, but congress will try to take to bites of the apple if they come back asking her to testify again
rights? she did the moment she openedded her mouth and spoke was the moment she waived her rights. she had the chance and portity to tell the committee and tell the american public her side of thestory without allowing any of the members of congress to ask any questions and ask and let the american people know the other side of the story. well, congressman agrees with you. here s what he had to say. yes, she has a 5th amendmen right to remain silent. she sat there and could have said nothing. we had a witness this week, who did that? we had a witness this week who said nothing. she didn t. she made nine separate factual assertions and had a document. if that s not waiver, if that is not express waiver, then surely it s implied waiver, and and if notimplieded waiver, what is? gerri: great question. can you take two bites of the apple in giving testimony to congress? it seems you can, but congress will try to take two bites of the apple if they come back asking her to t
that did not go over well, adam, at least among the republicans on the house ways and means to answer your question, to be committee. this is the report right here, pretty hard, any headline could about 350 pages. it s really a status update. it s not a complete report. be a market moving event. a number of republicans were every sector has a barrows, expecting more from the internal revenue service and, basically, financials, stables are doing what the irs is saying in this well. some names trading on the move. report is that there was targeting of conservative groups, just wasn t on purpose. dish network, trading layer. dish network has bowed out in while fact gathering is still ongoing, we have not found the bid for clear way her. evidence of intentional wrongdoing by anyone at the irs dash or involvement in these matters has hit a 52-week high. by anyone outside of the irs. clear wire is at a new high. reporter: republicans want more. they want more investigations of