self defense. also creating controversy whether the judge will allow audio experts testify about this 911 call. >> 911 do you need police, fire or medical. >> maybe both i am not sure. there's someone screaming outside. >> experts are at odds over whether the person screaming outside is zimmerman or martin. >> another fox news alert for you a young girl waiting for a life saving lung transplant is under heavy sedation this morning. sara is having serious breathing problems. her family says they hope she will get the lung transplant. >> now that we have a much better opportunity i think she can do anything. she is proven it. how long, how strong she has been through this entire process. she continually surprises us on how strong she is. >> later today the transplant

network will need meet to revie their age policy. >> another security lapse at jfc airports. found sleeping on the job. take a look, that is the guard snoozing at the key post. the post 150 yards from where a jet skier breached a fence that was part of a security system. the former manager says workers sleep on the job all of the times. several guards have been busted one suspended all work for a private security firm. >> these boots are made for winning. kinky boots. (cheers and applause) >> late last night kinky boots taking home a tony for best musical. it was one of six for the show by the way. cyndi lauper won a tony for writing the score.

billy porter won for leading male. that is your 5@5:00. now to a developing story we know who was behind the bombshell leaks reporting the government was monitoring millions of american phone calls and internet usage. picture this man breaking his silence. here with more is kelly wright. >> eric snowden is a 29-year-old intelligence contractor who worked for the cia. he recently flew to hong kong where he remained and where he leaked classified information to reporters of the guardian newspaper which interviewed h his -- videotaped his interview. he revealed top secret documents that showed how national security agency studying communications of americans. snowden blaef believes he is forming a public service to the american people. >> even if you are not doing anything wrong you are being

watched and recorded. the storage capability increases every year consistently by orders of magnitude to where it is getting to the point where you don't have to have done anything wrong you have to eventually fall under suspicion. >> it is causing debate about the government's secret surveillance program. they defend the program as an effective tool in preventing terrorist attacks. >> we face a very real asem metric threat in international terrorism. our greatest line of defense against that is intelligence gathering capabilities. we have to maintain that and it is a very delicate balance. >> other lawmakers are deeply troubled by this. the other is government over reach. >> terrorism remains a real threat. we have to cue the bill of rights. the fourth amendment which prevents unlawful search and seizures it ought to be

important to us and remain sacred. it has to be a balance here. >> the nsa is considering possible criminal charges. the representatives will be briefed on this matter. ainsley, heather? >> kelly wright i know you will keep us posted on that. new details on another scandal on capitol hill. many lawmakers say there are more questions about the irs targeting of conservative groups. >> elijah cummings says it is time to close the case. >> based upon everything i have seen the case is solved. if it were me i would wrap this case up and move on to be frank with you. >> that prompted house over site committee to rebut. i strongly disagree with ranking member cummings assertion we know everything we need to know about inappropriate targeting of tea party groups by the irs and

the case is in his words, solved. his extreme reckless assertions is true motivation is stopping congressional oversight he has no motivation to expose the full truth. after a wet weekend we could see more heavy rain and possible flooding again today. >> we saw a lot of heavy rainy specially on friday along the east coast from parts of florida all of the way up to sections of new england they are already on the move today. another round of heavy rain across the great lakes into the northeast eventually later on today and parts of the southeast. this storm system is headed eastbound. a lot of moisture with it and that's why we are expected to see a lot of heavy rain 2-3 inches locally of heavy rain possible in the mid atlantic. that's why we have a number of flood watches, even some

mornings still in effect. the ground is already saturated from the heavy rain we saw last week. another round of heavy rain expected. sections of mid atlantic and north carolina. raleigh north carolina, columbia north carolina you could be looking at large hail and damaging wind gusts. temperature rise 70s northeast low 80s across parts of the southeast. take a look at the plains starting to feel like summer out here well into the 90s. 86 for the high temperature in kansas city. >> heather and ainsley. a fox business alert apple is going to make a big announcement. there's speculations the tech giant is making changes that could effect every iphone and every ipad. lauren simonetti has the latest. just when we get the latest and greatest are they announcing another one.

>> everybody wants the new product. it has been 230-days since the last product. their share prices are coming down a little bit. we are pretty sure at the developer's conference that kicks off today in san francisco they will announce changes to their operating system. the ios for mobile device and operating system for macs and i pads. also rumors i radio will be announced as well. this is where all of the techs go and les tone the worldwide developer's conference it starts today and goes. >> i radio is giving itunes a run for its money. >> americans are buying cars now detroit has to hire more workers. they have held off doing this trying to boost profits and trim their bottom line. we are expecting over the course of this year that 35,000 workers

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>> welcome back. it is time for quick headlines. doctors using super glue to save a baby's life. the sticky substance helped fill the blood vessel and stop the bleeding in a 3 week old suffering from an extremely rare brain aneurysm. it is believed to be the first

time the procedure was performed. former south african president nelson mandela in serious condition this morning as family says it's time to let him go. he was rushed to the hospital on saturday with a lung infection. this is the third time he has been hospitalized this year. his family is with him. an oncologist accused of poisoning a co-worker she was dating with a chemical in ant tie fries. >> anna maria gonzalez put ethylene glycol in the his coffee. here he is speaking during the day in the life months before the ladies and gentlemened attack. >> the goal of the study is to demonstrate there's patients who do not need chemotherapy even if they have positive lymph nodes. >> he preferred his coffee back

questioned gonzalez about why it tasted so sweet. she told him she put mren dau in him. when he asked for more cup she made him finish the first laced cup. he began to spllur his speech a lose his balance. he was released after spending 16 hours in intensive care. esmond toreed by a doctor not affiliated wheith the hospital where he and the suspect worked. she was arrested may 29th. her arraignment date has been set on july 10th. she is on paid administrative leave from her job. they both worked as oncologists at the university of texas md anderson cancer center in houston. they were dating around the time of the incident. no motive has been revealed. >> coming up next hot vending machines. buying marijuana could be as

easy as buying a can of soda. >> he is already a country super star, but now you know craig morgan? he can add super hero to his resume. ♪ ♪

>> welcome back. 18 minutes after the top of the hour. take a look at this.

country music star craig morgan helping rescue drivers from a truck accident in tennessee. the crash happening right in front of his tour bus. morgan used to be a paramedic and two of the crew members jumped out to help put out all of the flames. the drivers only had minor injuries. a famous activist in hot water. >> anything less than that is a waste of our time. >> erin brockovich inspired the oscar winning film starring julia roberts was arrested for boating under the influence. her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. she said too much son and not enou -- too much sun and not enough food made her drunker than quic. the neighborhood watch volunteer charged in the shooting death of trayvon martin more than a year ago. the case ignited protests fierce

national debate all around the country. what can we expect from the trial. let's ask former homicide prosecutor elliot selig. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we have talked about the case before. the big thing they are discussing is the 911 call and whether it can be determined who in fact was screaming on the call. let's take a listen. >> 911, do you need police, fire or medical. >> maybe both i am not sure. there's someone screaming outside. >> the question is, voice experts. will they be allowed to testify and can you really term who it is? >> those are separate important questions. they were litigating this. we will get a ruling today so the lawyers can know if they can reference it. i don't think either way by the end of the case the jurors will know who is screaming. the judge will rule one of

two-ways. either they can say any one listening can say who it is. or alternatively you both get to call your experts. then they cancel each other out. you have a prosecution expert saying it is trayvon martin and defense -- >> which will happen. >> if the jurors have no idea that helps the defense. while each side has its own version own theory of the case only the prosecution has the burden of proving beyond a reasonable doubt. they put stock in the tape in assorting that's trayvon martin in the background. >> proving beyond a reasonable doubt how difficult will it be to find an impartial jury? there's a ton of publicity surrounding this case. >> they are starting with 500 hoping from that 500 they can find 6 who can be fair.

let's remember one important distinction a lot of people think you can only be a juror if you know nothing about the case. it's okay if you know about the case it's okay if you watched hundreds of hours of coverage or read articles so long as you can assert you can be fair. if a potential injure or says judge i have watched these articles but i am still repair to do convict if the evidence is sufficient i am still prepared to acquit that's good enough at least to this question of prior exposure tos publicity. >> let's go to the evidence briefly here. the most important thing for the defense and the prosecution. >> i think the most important thing for the defense and that is consistent with the interviews george zimmerman gave to sean hannity is the photographs of the medical records are consistent on the face with george zimmerman's account of events. as a prosecutor i can tell you how they are going to handle that. ladies and gentlemen he had months to review the photos and records he tailored a version to

fit those records that's why it seems consistent. that's why they will try to counter that. for the prosecution he and george zimmerman initiated the pursuit george zimmerman was a man on a mission he continued the pursuit after dispatchers said we got it. >> that was going to be my finl question to you. how did he handle that did he not stopper suit and you hear the 911 op operate tors say we have got it handled. >> how dogged was george zimmerman in his pursuit? did he as he asserts stopper suing once that dispatcher said we don't need you to follow it. he is going to say i got out of my vehicle only to ascertain my location. i was no longer in pursuit it was only then that this complication occurred. who initiated the final confrontation is the biggest one at trial. he was no longer in pursuit when

trayvon martin walked up to him and said what's your fing problem. >> that brings us full circle to the 911 call. >> we will have you back. >> i hope so. >> coming up the time now is 23 after the top of the hour. terror on the tennis court. did you see this? the men's french open final interrupted by a protester carrying flames. we have the shocking video for you. and it is the national anthem performance everyone is talking about this morning. ♪ ♪ >> gives you chills. the entire great american performance coming your way after this break. stay tuned. ♪ flush 

>> good morning and welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardtment it is 28 minutes after the top of the hour. the man who leaked to the british newspaper turns the

intelligence community upside down is breaking their silence. doug luzader is life for us with the latest details on who he is and why he is moving forward. >> part of the mystery has been solved. we know the identity of the man behind the leaks but some of the most difficult questions remain unanswered. the national security agency tactics have been blown wide open. many members of congress are upset. the president is left trying to explain something he once opposed all because of a 29-year-old intelligence contractor who hunkered down in hong kong talking to guardians. >> i sit at demise can have the authority to wire tap any one from you or accountant to federal judge or even the president. >> edward snowden says he once worked for the nsa. a document he leaked shows they are collecting phone data on u.s. citizens perhaps nearly

everyone who uses a phone. another that targets internet useless exposed. he may have investigators and angry members of congress at his heels. >> it is dangerous to the national security and violates the oath that they took. >> i think he should be prosecuted. >> some in congress say they had no clue these programs were this expansive. the information needed to come out. he is aware of the risks. >> we have a cia station here and i am sure they will be busy for the next week. that's a fear i will live under for the rest of my life however long that happens to be. >> the justice department is looking into the case. there is likely to be a big push to prosecute him. >> it is time for your 5@5:30.

a search is underway for a nay recruit ermising in florida almost two weeks ago. chef petty officer williams was missing after they got into a fight at a mall parking lot. he used his atm that night but no signs of him ever since. it is unusual because of his rank in the navy. police do not expect foul play. there are still more questions than answers about the irs tore getting of conservative groups. no one has been held accountable. elijah cummings says it's cased closed. >> if it were me i would wrap this case up and move on. >> that led to a sharp rebuttal. ice saw says in a statement his extreme and reckless assertions are a signal his true motivation

is stopping needed congressional over site and he has no genuine interest in working on a bipartisan basis to expose the full truth. >> we learned there could be more delays in the fort hood massacre trial that's because major hassan's paralysis could mean daily hours of testimony and breaks every four-hours to let them go and stretch. a judge will review after a three month delay since he wants to represent himself. many are outraged hassan has been paid 278,000 dollars while survivors are struggling to survive. that's because the obama administration classified the injuries as workplace violence not combat related. >> rick perry has a message for businesses in new york. it is time to come to texas. >> texas, land of opportunity. home of creative ren --

renigades. >> text is a calling. opportunity awaits. >> they are meeting with companies there today to try to lure them to texas. he will be highlighting the state's low taxes and few regulations. perry launched similar campaigns in california and illinois. for a second time in one week another lost artifact from president abraham lincoln has been found. this certificate was discovered hidden away at a college at a college in pennsylvania. a professor cleaning out offices spotted the document which names the college's founder a chaplain in the civil war. school officials say the document has been lost for about 24 years and those are your 5@5:30. >> that is an amazing discovery. can you image finding that? >> time for the first degree weather update from maria molina. >> wet weekend across part of the country. could we see more flooding along

the way? >> we have a cold front heading in, it has to deal with extreme flooding and late last week due to tropical storm andrea. more rain in the same areas. flood threat is very real. that rain already on the mover early this morning across parts of the great lakes inpeeror northeast and to the west of philadelphia. the rain should hold off until later on this afternoon. we have flood watches in effect across parts of main all of the way down into virginia north carolina and even parts of georgia and south carolina could be seeing heavy rain additional 1-3 inches of rain expected as it continues to head east. flood watches are expected late tomorrow. some could produce severe weather. if you live in places like washington, d.c., roanoke, virginia even as far west as

tennessee you could be looking at large hail and damaging winds a slight risk for tornadoes. warnings issued for your area. 70s and 80s not bad. take a look at texas it will be another hot day 96 for a high in dallas. 102 in el pass toe, phoenix. it is the dry heat so we don't have to deal with the humidity. >> i don't know if that makes a difference. >> at least for the hair it does. >> time now to entertain this. surprise winner at the box office the thriller "the purge" won the weekend 164 million bucks. it beat out fast and furious 6 and the comedy the internship a. new womaner takes home best play at the tony awards. >> and the tony award goes to...

>> they won the prestigious honor. it stars sigourney weaver. the big winner of the night, though, cyndi lauper's "kinky boots" taking home six tony awards including best musical. super man is getting a make-over. "man of steel" hits theaters with super man and not wearing underwear? compared to christopher reeve in the red and yellow. he returns and has a much darker tone and reviews are mixed on the new threads. the director says it gives superman a more modern look. >> can't change super man's outfit. >> exactly. >> the top sports stories it was a scary moment at the french open titles that sent rafael nadal running for the exit.

a protester carrying a flair rushed the court. he was quickly tackleed by security. the match was delayed for just a few minutes. nadal beat him in straight sets for the 8th french open title. >> jimmy johnson proves a victory. 128 of the races 160 last and was never seriously challenged. johnson clinches the win in the playoffs. speaking of playoffs the heat looking to bounce back. down late in the third quarter they erupt. lebron james helped lead the charge. he had 17 points. then in the 4th quarter a punctuation mark. james was one of the biggest blocks. check that out. one of the biggest ones you will ever see. and the heat run away with 103-84. game three tomorrow night.

>> the actual game, though, not what is grabbing headlines. a 12-year-old with powerful pipes. she sang the national anthem before game 2 of the nba finals last night. take a listen. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilights last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ note through the perilous fight ♪ ♪' or the ram parts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare

♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star spang-sd banner yet wave ♪ ♪ the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave (cheers and applause)

>> awesome. she has been singing at the miami heat game for two years she is considered the team's sigh kret weapon. they almost never lose when she sings. >> she is 12 years old and she found like such an adult. if you listen she sounds older. she does a little kirtz sy. >> death defying stunts in the air and the pilot prince harry. >> and do you believe banning your kids from having candy will keep them calm? turns out shg gar m-- sugar may have anything to do with them bouncing off the walls. the truth about sugar. ♪

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>> welcome back. 15 minutes to the top of the hour. quick headlines for you. hot spending ma -- hot vending machin ma -- pot vending machines could be coming to you. the machines are popping up at medical dispense res in california. sales dispense res are to start

next year in colorado. air show in england prince harry wowing the crowd with death fee fying stunts in his first apache attack helicopter display. the amazing moves showed it twisting on his back near the air. no one knew prince harry would be there. cap can whales served with crews in afghanistan and libya. >> thank you, heather. we heard about parents keeping candy from children to prevent them from bouncing off the walls or too much sugar could cause diabetes. here to answer questions for us is dr. mark seigel. thank you for being with us. >> good to see you. >> this is fascinating. sugar can make your children bounce off the walls. parents say too much sugar makes

them bounce off the wall. >> processed sugar in cakes and cookies can cause your own blood sugar to slar reenough so it does effect behavior but not the way you think it is. they miss behave baz they don't listen to you not because of the sugar. >> eat it in fruits. >> fruits is much health yir. >> sugar in fruit is it the same you find in the sugar of cake? >> i am calling that fiction. there are some in there but fruit hadz great starches and has fiber like sell sell louse. it is totally different. sugars right away. with the fruit it's much healthier and you don't gain as much weight. >> sugar causes type ii diabetes. >> that's also a myth. it can cause you to gain weight whchlt you ghetto bees that causes type ii diabetes am you

don't have enough receptors for the insulin around. if the pancreas is working properly that is it. >> number four, sugar raises your cancer risk. is that fact or fiction? >> that is facts. we don't know all of the facts but 70 percent of pancreatic cancer raises when you eat a lot of sugar. >> what is too much? how much can you have her day? >> there is no absolute number but you want to have it in your regular foods. the key is not to add it to your foods and stay away from the high fructose corn syrup stay away from the processed sugars. >> especially at the movie or at the airport you want to buy that. >> sugar keeps you looking young fact or fiction? >> sugar keeps you looking old because sugar attaches to the collagen in your skin. sugar is not what you want to

look young. hydration is what you want. plenty of water stay out of the sunlight. we learned that the sunscreen if you use it for years it keeps your skin from aging. >> you want sunscreen and no sugar. >> good to see you this morning. it has been a shopping sdap pell in america. which country and why? i am collecting a 30,000 dollar paycheck from you the tax payer. there is one problem she is not working. let's check in with steve doocy. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> we have a jam packed monday. janeane turner is here we are going to talk to her about the nsa thing and the whistleblower. donald trump from pageants to politics former miss taeshg running toward congress. clayton morris is out with apple's big announcement.

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>> it is about five minutes till the top of the hour. she resigned under pressure in 2011 over her performance but california taxpayers, they still pay dorothy dugger more than $330,000 the following year without working a single day. dugger was the general manager for the bart

transit system. she says -- dugger says she was entitled to the pay which was nearly 80 weeks of vacation time and benefits. it has been a shopping staple for generations but could sears be the most hated company in america? the store received some of the lowest scores in a customer satisfaction survey. wall street has soured on sears as well. sales have fallen for seven years in a row. sears has been criticized for failing to keep up with pricing and style trends like newer chains like target and kohl's. a prominent texas oncologist accused of trying to poison a co-worker that she was dating with a chemical used in antifreeze. >> good morning. investigators say 42 years anna gone -- dr. gonzalez

put poison in the lover's coffee. >> there is a large population of patients that need to have chemotherapy. >> according to court documents bloomen stein who liked his could coffee black asked why it was so sweet. for hours after drinking .son laced coffee he began to slur his speech. he was taken to the emergency room. he was released after 16 hours in intensive care. he is being monitored by a doctor not at the hospital where he worked. meanwhile gonzalez was arrested may 29. she is on paid administrative leave from her job. gonzalez and gloomenshine worked at the university of texas in the anderson

cancer center in houston. they reportedly had been dating around the time of the incident. no alleged motive has yet been revealed. >> coming up next, our good and bad and ugly segment. which label do you think these two stories received. a deer in a sticky situation and a truck making a wrong turn. the answer is next.

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>> it is now about one minute till the top of the hour. here's what you need to know. sarah murnaghan, the girl waiting for a lifesaving lung transplant, is under heavyization for serious -- heavy sedation for serious bleeding problems. in a few hours jury selection for george zimmerman will begin. he's accused of killing trayvon martin, and that gets underway today. apple expected to unveil a major software update today. people have been lining up since sunday morning to get into the event which kicks off at 1 p.m. eastern time. time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. check out this high school graduate. a therapy dog at an indiana high school retiring after nearly five years honored at the graduation. the bad, a man in hawaii drives his truck into the ocean. police say he was driving

on the beach when the truck was struck by a wave and pulled into the water. turns out he was drunk. the ugly, a deer's entire head stuck in a doritos bad. the deer let a deputy remove the bag. >> good news. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>gretchen: good morning. it is monday, june 10, 2013. hope you had a great weekend. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time. the n.s.a. whistle-blower steps out of the shadows, and what he has to say is shocking. >> any analyst at any time can target anyone. i sitting at my desk certainly have the authority to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge to even the president. >>gretchen: but this morning we want to know from you, is he a hero or a traitor? we report. you decide. >>steve: meanwhile, this respected doctor accused of poisoning her lov