todd: you re watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning, i m todd piro. ashley: i m ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the heroic officer who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head while lunging toward the gunman. he graduated from the police academy just 10 days ago. lauren joins us with the latest. good morning. today that officer is fighting for his life, in critical condition when he was shot in the dead in the louisville bank massacre yesterday. officer nicholas zilt had just graduated from the academy just days ago. a fifth victim has died and eight others were hurt, including two officers. code three. officer to the hospital code three. transport one officer. get the officer ready. the alleged gunman began shooting just before old national bank opened to the public yesterday morning. witnesses say the shooter began in a first floor conference room sending employees running for their lives and hiding. the latest mass shoo
intelligence including information on israel and the war in ukraine appeared online more than a month ago. fox new s jennifer griffin says the leak could be worse than the edwards snowden leak. how is it different from past leaks, whether snowden or wiki leaks? we are coordinating efforts to determine the impact these documents might have on national security going forward. there is a lot we have to review and assess, the review and assessment is ongoing. they have to figure out where the leaks came from and if more secret documents could come. are there more documents that have not been released? is this ongoing threat? we don t know, the main concern, they are out there and shouldn t be in the public domain. the white house contends with
prosecuted. he was asked whether snowden was a patriot, traitor, or something in between by nbc s david gregory. that will air tomorrow on meet the press. and republicans are gathering for their annual republican leadership conference. senator ted cruz was one of the speakers today. the way you win elections is you stand for principle and you empower the people. [ applause [ applause ] we need to stand for liberty. we need to stand for the bill of rights. all of the bill of rights. and while the va scandal continues, there s a new chapter in another scandal now. this one involving the los angeles clippers and their embattled owner donald sterling. late friday, the nba announced a settlement with sterling s wife shelly allowing the clippers to be sold to former microsoft executive steve ballmer. if the deal gets final approval, the league says it will forego a
i think secretary kerry makes a credible point here. i think he is right. i don t really care whether snowden comes back to the united states or not. i think, you know, the story we talk about it like it s a story about edward snowden, but really it s about a story about the information that edward snowden released. it led to policy changes. we got congress acting with prohibiting certain collection practices that he revealed. some of the information he released, in my view, was damaging to u.s. policy interests without any clear policy reason why that information should have been made available to the public. information about specific operations, the way that we were spying on, you know, the russian prime minister and such. i think his record is mixed. we don t i don t think he is going to come back. we re probably never going to punish him. that s too bad. we should just deal with the information that he brought us. we should react to the things that we learned that were unner
killing hipsters. it is like it gets smaller and smaller and you can see mike baker wandering around with a grin on his face. it is like episode where they go after the hippies. are you taking the day off to fly to austin? well, we will gather around the computer and watch the live stream. look, regardless of whether snowden is part of the discussion and i sort of agree with you that maybe he is not the most qualified person to be part of the panel. it is an important topic and we need to help avoid mass surveillance and not tech that makes us more easily surveiled. could we do both? i don t want more mass surveillance, mike.