beal why yous. until recently the bill was only available without a prescription to women 17 and older. chad johnson got 30-days behind bars for this slap on his mail attorney's behind. he was pleading guilty to a probation violation a plea deal would have spirited jail time but the judge rejected it after that slap. stefan smith says that johnson has no one to blame but himself. >> you are in jail you are incourse rated you are a prisoner. you are a number physical because why? you didn't know to take a court case on domestic violence seriously enough in front of a female judge. if that is isn't the height of idiocy i don't know what is. >> johnson was on probation after pleading no contest to head butting his then wife. >> a lot of conversation about

this discussion as well. >> the 90th birthday celebration taking an almost deadly turn in california. a woman 6 other friends and caretakers were waiting in a limo about to head into a party when the car burst into flames. >> there was smoke and ladies were coming out of the back of the car. i was telling them hurry up, hurry up. all of a sudden flames from that same area. i mean huge flames burst out of the car. >> a memorable birthday. i am 90 years old now i have all of this business to remember. >> she does, because fortunately they all escaped unharmed. but look at that. they even later made it to the party. the owner of the limo company blamed the fire on mechanical error. jews last month five women including a newly we had bride died in a fire. mechanical issues also blamed

there. tim tebow's prayers answered. the patriots signed the quarterback. he's expected to compete for the backup spot for tom brady. the jets released tebow. that's your 5@5:00. >> we have new developments to tell you about from overnight in the nsa spying scandal. the journalist who exposed the classified u.s. surveillance program says there will be much more to come over the next few weeks and months. kerry wright -- kelly wright is here with more. >> there are reports that more information from edward snowden will be revealed in the next weeks and several months by the reporter from the guardian. that information-coming from the reporter which reported that leaks about the surveillance program went on to include all of the american people. one is concerned snowden may

know assets and operatives around the world. peter king says if such information ever gets out it would be an absolute disaster. >> consequences are -- actually two major consequences now al qaeda affiliates know what we are doing and the methods we have in place so they have information on what methods we are using to monitor them. it will be difficult to get private companies to cooperate with us and work with us. it has been one of the worst blows in american intelligence in a long time. >> the full house in congress is getting a briefing later today about the fallout from this. the attorney general's office is expected to provide details about the nsa program. snowden must be found before he leaks again or beijing questions him. >> when you are on chinese territory you don't bargain with

the chinese. you either give them what they want or conceivably accidents hap pevenlt they are not very sentimental about things like that. >> snowden's whereabouts is unknown. he disappeared from the hotel. they have a treaty with the united states. they have to try to make sure e they get to him before any leaks are given again. >> timing is everything. kelly wright joining us this morning. thank you, kelly. >> now to an extreme weather alert tornadoes touching down 40 miles north of nashville last night near logan county, kentucky. >> this is what just went over top of us at work. >> the storm ripped a roof off of a house. tossed cars on top of each other. 2 elderly woman road out a twister by huddling together in

a bathtub. amazingly they made it out arrive and only suffered minor injuries. >> neighbors say they spotted two funnel clouds. >> you heard the wind start to pick up and we looked through the front door and we could see pieces of the garage up in the air. >> you can see some of the contents of the garage littered through out the yard lawn equipment bicycle parts tossed around like toys. fortunately the family's home was not destroyed. >> this is in philadelphia. heavy rains in the city. a tractor trailer tries to make it through the intersection. >> you shouldn't do that, guys. you could lose your car or your life. >> maria molina has the latest for us. oo usualed not be driving through a flooded roadway or walking through it takes a couple inches to knock you off

your feet or push your cars along then you are talking about potential fatalities occurring across flood waters. flood waters are one of the top weather related causes of death. flooding is very serious. we had extreme weather in terms of severe weather. tornadoes ripping through parts of kentucky. 7 tornadoes in the mid atlantic. more than 100 reports of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds. we are still tracking the storm system moving into sections of new england. that's where the heaviest rain is concentrated early this morning. we are talking 2-3 inches of areas across maine and up state new york and southern parts of new england. another storm system in the midwest and plains states we are

lacking at more storm potential. 90s across the plains 92 in new orleans. heating up further east. >> i like the 66 up there. >> in a few hours jury selection will continue in george zimmerman's trial. security was tight as supporters showed up for trayvon part tin. they feel threatened. >> we live at a secluded place. nobody knows where we live. we have death threats directed at us for being george's family. >> lawyers for both sides are trying to narrow down the jury pool to 6. >> george zimmerman sat in court with his wife sitting a few feet away on day one mark omira told

the judge they need more time. >> we are not fully ready we need more time. >> despite omara saying the prosecution was holding back information, it was denied. >> we aren't showing the faces of the people from the jury pool. one woman was a mother of 5. >> what kind of shows do you like to watch? >> new jersey housewives. >> out of 421 potential jurors two were black and one hispanic. >> there's no doubt in your mind you could be fair for the defendant and the state of california. >> 6 jurors will be taken out of 500 people. >> my girlfriend had her opinion about it, and she thinks that -- she told me she thought mr. zimmerman should have stayed in his car and that could haval

alleviated the whole thing. >> i am not trying to be rude, but i just remember people on the t-shirt and some boy passed away. >> trayvon martin was up with his dad because he had problems down where he lived at i believe miami. >> some were obvious about wanting to be on the jury. >> i am retired i have nothing else in the world to do but play golf, and this is much more interesting. >> we have a new warning for you about defective air bags. a fourth auto maker being added to the list of car companies being investigated. lauren simonetti from the fox business network has details for us. this is an issue where a single supplier can spread through out the industry. >> it's the air bag controls made by trw automotive. now as the traffic administration takes a look at auto americas they need to look

at auto parts suppliers. we have honda odyssey mini van more than 300 thousand of them receive ago warning from the government. they are going to investigate the car possibly a recall here. 4rrd chrysler and gh are updating recalls. >> some think saving money was over craft protection but it may cost them in the long run. >> this isa lot more. how do you opt in for over draft protection but pay more in the end. it was create to do protect consumers they found for whose who opted in for the protection paid $196 on average on fees related to their checking accounts verses $28 for those who didn't opt for protection.

involuntary account closings were 2 and a half times higher for those with protection. >> kind of like the airlines you pay more fees and it ends up costing you more. >> finally if you wanted to get a new phone you are not happy with yours but you have service with at&t you are going to have to wait longer. >> 2 years officially. in 2007 when the iphone hit the market it became so expensive for the phone companies to subsidize the phone. they are extending the waiting period so they can save money. they ma they>> i wonder if it will have a trickle down effect. >> you mean making them cheaper? >> lauren simonetti joining us. thank you so much. >> see you tomorrow. 11 minutes after the top of the hour. one of our top stories tim tebow set to sign with the patriots. we are live outside of gillette

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whether we thought he has what it takes to do the job. >> he passed an nypd test in 97 but lax the military background or college credit to qualify for the force. an update to sara and javier's site for a new lung. they allow transplant centers to request or a case by case basis priority status for children under the age of 12 so they can vie for lungs based on donors with special needs. the rule is only effective until july 2014. >> thank you ainsley. now to an extreme weather alert twisters spotted on the east coast. look at this one near baltimore maryland. meantime the storm system damaging dozens of homes leaving tens of thousands in the dark in delaware. stephanie esposito is live for us in delaware. stephanie? >> good morning, heather. the national weather service

says it's a little bit too early to tell whether or not this was an official tornado or extremely strong winds. whatever it was it caused damage like this. you are looking at a root system of a large tree knocked down on top of its home. when you compare it to the house you are looking at two stories of roots right there. about what is suspicious is some of the homes have trees on top of them like this. you look at the top of it much smaller than the one knocked over. most of the neighborhood looks like this. was there is no power police are still patrolling the neighborhood. live the red cross is helping young families in their homes. the silver lining is there are no reported injuries. heather, back to you.

>> stephanie esposito reporting live. thank you. >> tim tebow may have a future in the nfl after all. they will sign the former jet quarterback today. we are live at gillette stadium in fox borough, massachusetts with more. hey, katherine. >> hi, ainsley. i can tell you patriot's may na already buzzing about this one despite the fact there has not been official announcement made. league sources to media outfits through the city that they will sign tim tebow after he was let go by the new york jets. we have quarterback tom brady so many wonder what role he would have as part of the patriots. fans on the fence. some think it will be great for patriots' nation saying tim tebow did a great job especially in college. other people not so sure.

i can tell you we have gotten 1100 likes about this on our facebook page but a whole lot of comments the good, the bad and the ugly. it will be interesting to find out what is happening today. bill belichick scheduled to have a news conference this morning. >> we know tim tebow's prayers have been answered. katherine parrotta live. >> we have talked about targeting conservative groups now they have been caught to order a pro-life group to keep quiet. dle >> the call that will leave you speechless. >> license, registration and cell phone, it may soon be what you hear from a cop if you are ever in a car accident. look what mommy is having.

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>> welcome back, or thank you for joining us. it is 23 after the top of the hour. a new study finding that kids who undergo ct scans are at a higher risk of getting cancer. a ct scan delivers hire amounts of radiation and researchers estimate it could cause 5,000 future cancer cases. experts say by limiting the number of scans kids receive it can cut the risk by 62 percent. even more troubling proof of the irs targeting conservative groups a worker at the agency caught on tape last year telling a pro-life group that was seeking tax exempt status by

members have to keep their faith to themselves. >> here's another part of the call when talking about the group's right to hold protests. >> pro-life resolution was approved for tax exempt status for a month. >> it is time to brew on this license, registration and cell phone. a new bill proposed in new jersey would require drivers involved in an accident to hand over their phones to cops no warrant necessary. that way you could tell if you

were texting or talking before the crash? what do you think good idea or invasion of privacy? shoot us an e-mail or tweet us. we will read the comments later on in the show. coming up a police department overwhelmed and short staffed turning to an unusual source for help. >> a frightening moment the government spying on americans, why this could just be the tip of the iceberg. but first on this day back in history in 1997 michael jordan's game he collapses into scotty pippin's arms as the bulls beat the jazz. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare

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>> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". >> thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. half past the top of the hour. that means it is time for your 5@5:30. the top stories making news at this hour. the federal government is backing morning after pills for all girls without a prescription. all ages. the justice department had been fighting against over the counter access to plan b one step but decided late yesterday

to comply with the new york judge's order to have the fda certify the emergency contraception for over the counter use. until recently the pill was only available without a prescription to women 17 and older. a phone threat prompted schools from newtown, connecticut to be put on mod tied lock down on monday. the call was made to an elementary school less than two-miles from sandy hook elementary. it was not a bomb threat but wouldn't reveal any information about the call. no word on the arrests made. >> busted found sleeping on the job at jfk airport. the guards were assigned to watch the most important areas of the airport. it would not tolerate poor

performance and directed the security company to remove the workers. the photos were taken by a former security company who says the security company ignored his complaints. >> welcome to twitter hillary clinton joining the web site and already causing the stir. she refers to herself in the header as mom, wife, first lady, senator and secretary of state. but there is also a tvd. no doubt fuelling talks she is going to run for president in 2016. >> her first two followers her husband bill and her daughter chelsea. >> here's the story for you ainsley. take a look at this. more than 70 years later a german bomber from world war ii lifted from the english channel the ship was shot down by fighter pilots in 1940 during

the battle of britain. it is the only plane left in this condition with the wings and engine still in tact. the bomber will be restored and put on display. >> developing the journalist who exposed the spying scandal says there's much more to come over the next few weeks or months. the man at the center of the leaks is in hiding. >> where in the world is edward snowden? there's word he checked out of his hotel room in hong kong. the justice department may be preparing charges against him. one senator is accusing him of treason. he may be the subject of an intense manhunt promising more snowden revelations are yet to come the journalist who works with him is concerned about his

source. >> at the same time he's a rational smart person who did this with full recognition of what he would bring upon himself. i am not concerned things wouldn't happen to him that he didn't fully anticipate. >> snowden's disclosure brought to light surveillance programs that targeted the phone records of citizens and internet traffic. the white house is trying to defend these resolutions. diane fine stein says he committed an act of treason though others call him a courageous whistleblower. snowden is in a tight spot seeking safe harbor somewhere. he may have to tangle with the chinese government. >> when you are on chinese territory you don't bargain with the chinese. you give them what they want or conceivably accidents happen. they are not real sentimental about stuff like that.

>> now the timing of all of this is problematic for the obama administration because it brings to life questions about trust in government. do you feel the government is a threat to individual rights? in december 2012 the number was 46 percent in june of this year. there's now a majority 56 percent of americans who think that is the case. ainsley? >> thank you so much. now to an extreme weather alert. tornadoes touching down 40 miles north of nashville. this happened last night near logan county, kentucky. >> this is what just went over top of us at work. >> the storm ripped the roof right off of a home. this one here tossed cars on top of each other as well. 2 elderly woman road out the twister. they were huddled together in a bathtub. amazingly they made it out alive. they suffered only minor

injuries. >> over to maryland where neighbors spotted two funnel clouds. >> i heard the wind and we looked through the front door and we could see pieces of the garage up in the air. >> you can see some of the contents of the garage littered through the yard. lawn equipment bicycle parts all tossed around like toys. fortunately the family's house was not destroyed. heavy vain clinching the city. look at the brave driver of this tractor trailer trying to make his way through the flooded intersection. maria molina is following the storm she has the latest for us this morning. any more wet weather for those folks? >> we are expecting wet weather across new england. we are looking at drier conditions today. a shower or thunderstorm can't be ruled out. we are looking at activity as far as wet weather goes through thursday. there could be a break but active weather pattern across portions of the east.

you can see the storm system that produced 100 across atlanta. new hampshire, vermont and up state new york. it will be a slow morning commute for you today. some of you could be looking at 2-3 inches locally or higher ams of rainfall coming through out the day today. a new storm system will be organizing across most of the plains states and parts of the midwest. we are talking about cities such as chicago, southern parts of minnesota into parts of rapid city where damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes will be today. that will be the next area to watch otherwise heather and ainsley a hot day 90s now atlantis memphis and new orleans. parts that were hit hard by the severe weather yesterday and even parts of kentucky are going to be looking at hot temperatures today. >> phoenix 110, 97.

>> maria said yesterday. it's a dry heat. >> so it is better. >> supposedly. >> now it is time to entertain this. the biggest movie of the summer is kicking off. stars like amy adams and the new super man henry cattle were out to celebrate. man of steel opens on friday. >> fans of 91210, beverly hills 90210 will star ian ziering a chip and dale dancer. he started with the popular mail review in vegas. he's 49 years old. he's a father. he dieted for the last 23 months he got in shape for his new role. >> tiger woods former mistress. rachel is calling it quits with her husband. tmz reporting he has filed for divorce siting cruel and inhumane treatment.

they were married for almost two years. now the starting lineup. top stories this morning tim tebow's prayers seem to have answered. multiple reports the patriots. back up spot tom brady. chad johnson got 30-days behind bars for the football like slap on his male attorney's rear end. the former nfl star was pleading guilty to a probation violation a predeal would have spared him jail time but the judge rejected it after that slap. >> kobe bryant and parents good weather lakers scarred claiming his mother pamela who you see her had no right to sell those items. the parents since apologized. >> the time now is 38 after the

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>> tit is now 42 after the top f the hour. there is a mystery brewing this morning. look at this. what happened to the plane. the jetliner collided 220,000 feet in the air. the nose completely dented. the pilot made an emergency landing no one was injured. authorities are not saying exactly what caused the damage. california police department enlist can the hening th-- enli help of garbage collectors. police aren't encouraging any one to take crime fighting into their own hands but to simply help them keep an eye out for suspicious activity. heather? >> thanks ainsley. obama care it is supposed to make healthcare more affordable. why is a bipartisan group in

ohio saying premiums are going to rise 88 percent. fox business network is here to explain. good morning, diane. >> good morning. ohio department of insurance announced new figures show the average individual marked health insurance premiums in 2014 will come around $422 an 88 percent increase from 2013. those figures are based on rates from 14 insurance companies for a total of 214 plans. ohio congressman bill johnson says they are very worried, though. >> that is a bipartisan report by the ohio life incident. i can tell you, greta, this comes right off the trail of a report that was released by the energy and commerce committee where i serve in washington that says healthcare premiums are going to go up all across the country in some places by as much as 400 percent. >> states like oregon, rhode

island, california, wisconsin have also individually come out saying premiums are projected to increase even massachusetts they widely viewed as the model for the affordable care act. it will drive up costs by health insurance to set premium rates for individuals once a year rather than quarterly. that means premiums will have to be more expensive to hedge against things like the flu outbreak for rates that will be adjusted again. while president obama promised the affordable care act would drive premiums down it seems to be the ways with people with low apart of income for subsidies. middle class will be paying not even more in taxes to pay for the subsidies but also pay in premiums. >> diane macedo, thank you. is your commute to work leaving your pockets empty? up next how you can cut costs and you don't even have to

carpool. it was a temporary cut but now your honoring el sam wants to monitor your beauty routine. let's check in with brian kilmeade. >> that's what i do. i lay in the tanning bed for half an hour. if i was irish i would need more but i am italian so i have a head start. i am going to tell you what is coming up on our show for the next three hours on "fox & friends." why do you accomplish so much less or so much more. we are going to teach you how to make the most of every minute of your life we are going to beat the clock with harvey mckay. laura ingram is here cheryl casone will be here. super star craig morgan in studio to talk about his life saving career and his days in iraq and his days on the stage.

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>> welcome back. it is about ten minutes till the top of the hour. the tanning tax is here to stay. the i.r.s. making the 10% tax permanent. it was put into place in 2010 by obamacare. the tax was expected to raise $2.7 billion to help pay for the law's hefty cost. maybe you're better off taking the bus. a new study finds nearly 40% of designated drivers also consume alcohol.

one in five had blood alcohol levels high enough to impair their driving. that's the designated driver. >> before you get in your car this morning, we have cost-saving commuting steps you will not want to miss. each year the average household spends almost $3,000 on gasoline alone. if you're one of those people, our personal finance expert vera givens is here to help you and your family out. good morning. number one, you say improve your gasoline mileage. how? >> regular tuneups is a way to do that. check the fluid, filters, spark plugs. clean out your trunk. maybe you've got stuff in there weighing down things that's reducing fuel economy. you might also want to consider changing your driving habits because fuel economy is proportionate to

how hard you accelerate and how steady you are on the accelerator. driving around aggressively can use up fuel economy. you might want to consider changing your hours around. >> you say pay less at the pump. that was the ideal. how? >> toward the end of the week prices tend to creep up because people go away for the weekend. the lowest time to save tends to be tuesday into wednesday morning. if you find a gas station on your commute that has the lowest prices see if they have an affiliated gas card. exxon, bp, they have them. you can get a 5% rebate, something to consider since gas prices now are $3.64 a gallon and households are spending $3,000 a year on gas. a big chunk of take-home. >> you say don't stop for breakfast. >> research shows commuters who spend an hour a day

commuting have 16% less time to exercise and 4% less time to prepare their food. on the road they stop and get the fast food. if you're spending $5 a day doing this, that's $1,200 a year. obviously better to stay home and make yourself oatmeal for pennies. cheaper. it may not be as much fun. maybe you crave the egg mcphufrpb but. >> you say cut your car insurance costs. >> if you do change your commuting around, say you bike to work or you van pool or car pool, you might want to call your insurance company because if you have lower miles, if you -- if you drive fewer than 7,500 a year you might qualify. >> thanks vera. earlier we told you about a new jersey bill that would allow police to take your cell phone -- no questions asked -- if you're in an

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today. the justice department started to prepare charges against edward snowden for leaking details about n.s.a. surveillance program. the search is on for snowden who has gone into hiding. jury selection will continue in george zimmerman's trial. lawyers are grilling potential jurors on their knowledge of the case as well as their views on gun and race. tim tebow is expected at camp for the new england patriots. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. animal edition. first the good, right out of a disney movie or so it appears. this little girl has a newborn fawn stumbling next to the girl and would not leave her side. her family says she led the fawn back into the woods. >> next the bad horses holding up traffic in miami. seven horses wandering down this road. the owner and police use their truck to corral them

to the farm. >> finally the ugly, a baby moose gets trapped in a swimming pool. the baby's mother was standing nearby and charged at police as they were trying to help. finally cops distracted the mother long enough to pull the baby out safely. >> earlier in the show we told you about a bill in new jersey that would require require drivers involved in an accident to hand over their phones to police. no warrant necessary. that way they could see if you were talking or texting before the crash. >> we asked you if this was a good idea, bad idea or invasion of privacy. michelle of virginia said no text is important enough to risk your life or anyone else's. it is self-absorbed to think it is an invasion of privacy. >> stat wants to know i can use phone or e-mail by using voice command. how would police treat that. finally, there is a warrantless legislation trend. it is a large and a

violation of the fourth amendment. thanks so much to everyone who responded. >> we always appreciate it. and "fox & friends" starts right now. see you back here tomorrow. have a great afternoon. bye. >>gretchen: good morning. it is june 11. i'm gretchen carlson. last time you saw me was in a posh hotel room exposing american secrets. now that guy edward snowden is on the run. should he be charged as a criminal? >>steve: the obama administration is scrapping age restreugss on birth -- age restrictions on birth control. why the white house says it's okay for women and girls of any age to buy the morning-after pill. straight ahead. >>brian: tim tebow gets another shot at an nfl team. what team is taking a chance on tebow? "fox & friends" starts right