i can't imagine what he'd do if a bear got that close to him. mixed reviews. the winner was the little boy receiving 75% of the vote. >> the bear climbing up the tree got 16%. the principal came in third with 8%. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> good morning. it is friday, june 21.m alison r gretchen this morning a nfl star left the bar with three friends and only came home with two. aaron hernandez accused of destroying evidence in a murder case. details ahead. >>steve: does the n.s.a.'s spying go deeper than we think? another whistle-blower saying it keeps records on everybody, including government officials, and could they possibly use it for blackmail? has this agency risen above

the law? we're going to talk about what we know this morning and it's all new. >>brian: the winner of game 7 is? >> basketball title for the heat, the 2013 championship resides once again in miami. >>brian: as i predicted, the heat -- >>steve: you said it was going to be the spurs! >>brian: game 8 will be all spurs. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>steve: it is take your dog to work today and today

is also our all-american concert series. today kit -- kip moore. from a small town in georgia. he is fantastic, burning up the charts. he will be here as well as a pack of dogs. >>brian: how do you know that? >>steve: it is take your dog to work day. >>alisyn: what is this, brian? >>brian: the family dog by the name of duke. usually he watches at home. >>alisyn: behind the sofa you can find all sorts of old food. >>steve: sit down right there. good boy. look at that face. >>alisyn: do you think he'll sit there for three hours? >>brian: we'll see. >>steve: take your dog to work day started in 1999 to encourage people to adopt dogs from shelters and also to salute the places that

actually allow you to bring your dogs to work. as you can see -- >>brian: anna has her dog to the bottom right there. >>steve: that's baxter. >>brian: baxter and duke met earlier and duke responded the same way i respond when i see anna. that's wh my tongue out drooling. in the upper right? >>steve: that of course is remington also known as remy belonging to jen cunningham roche, one of our big-shot producers. she is a big shot. she is getting bigger every day. she's pregnant. any way, we would love to -- if you have ever taken your dog to work and taken a picture, share it with us. >>brian: jen's pregnant? >>alisyn: that is not a burrito. >>brian: has that been announced?

>>steve: yes. hello? it's kind of hard to hide that. >>brian: i'm not judgmental. >>steve: if you've got a picture of your dog at work, we'd love to see it. e-mail it to us at friends at friends@foxnews.com. >>brian: if you predict this hour is going to go smoothe to us, write us. >>alisyn: as we like to say at "fox & friends," what could go wrong? to your headlines. the firm hired to conduct a background check on n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is reportedly under a criminal investigation for a -- quote -- "systemic failure to adequately conduct investigations." usis is the largest contractor involving conducting security background checks for the federal government. brand-new information about the reporter who brought down general stanley mcchrystal. we just learned michael hastings was researching socialite jill kelly before

his death. she is suing the government for breach of privacy. she says the n.s.a. tried to discredit her. >> the results of james gandolfini's autopsy were released. hospital says say he did die of a heart attack. this as new details are being revealed about the italian doctors who were frantic in a bid to save his life. we learned doctors tried to save his life for 40 minutes before pronouncing the 51-year-old dead. christopher dorner was a victim? his name along with tamerlan tsarnaev showed up on a list mayors against illegal guns with about 6,000 other people and all were victims of gun violence. dorner killed himself with a handgun when he was surrounded by police. the name showed up at an

event in new hampshire. the group said adding those names was a mistake. >>steve: maybe bringing the dogs in was a mistake. you're right, brian. dogs and cats sometimes do know their way home. >>brian: that is on disney. that's on sunday nights at 8. >>steve: let's start with the story of new england patriot tight end aaron hernandez, 23 years old. this guy, the cops wanted to look at his cell phone. so he gave it to them after it was somehow shattered into pieces. also they wanted to see his home surveillance and home alarm system and he apparently destroyed it. it had video surveillance. and they want to know just exactly why did this guy the day that a man wound up murdered, did this guy right here wind up hiring house cleaners to clean that house from head to toe. >>alisyn: the evidence looks pretty damming right now. at first we thought he was

just being investigated because he was good friends with the victim. but now all of this evidence, the house cleaning, destroying of the cell phone -- i don't know if you mentioned that -- destroying of the home surveillance system, all of that makes it seem as though he was somehow more connected or knew more than he originally told police about the murder of odon lloyd who was 27 years old. he's also being sued by another former friend of his named alexander bradley who was shot in the face, he says. things are not looking good for this tightened. >>brian: they were all together in a suburban. he was driving, but he did not own, we don't believe -- somebody better watch him. somebody big. he did not own it. they were all partying together evidently. when it was all said and done his body was found a half mile from his house. he seems to have been murdered execution-style reportedly. after that no one has seen him. yesterday he went to gillette stadium where there was no practice

scheduled. he also went to see his lawyer. now he's presumably back at his house. now a talk about his tracks and how he was followed from the sky. >> we're writing in tomorrow's boston globe that his bullet-riddled body was found in the industrial park. to me that implies more than one gunshot. i also heard one gunshot to the head. details are a little sketchy now. it is all from unnamed police sources. police officially are being very quiet about this. it is hard to kind of sort through the facts and figure out what's true and what is rumor at this point. but we do know that the victim was killed at this industrial park about a mile away from hernandez' home. it happened monday morning and hernandez, there is now video showing hernandez with the victim early monday morning. >>steve: just the fact that he did hire house cleaners that day, the day the body was found, it is peculiar. we'll keep you posted on all of that.

you thought the n.s.a. whistle-blower thing couldn't get any bigger? th could actually make it bigger. we know of edward snowden, the guy who had been working at the n.s.a. and booz allen as well who now is in hong kong somewhere. now we're going to introduce you to another whistle-blower by the name of russell tyce. in 2005 he was the fellow who supplied "the new york times" with information regarding the fact that our federal government had a warrantless wiretapping system going on. >>alisyn: it was much bigger than we knew. here are sph-rt people that russell tice say were being watched by the administration back then at the time. the bush administration. he said they were after high-ranking military tkeurbls, members of congress, lawyers, state department officials, after judges, antiwar groups. they went after banking firms. they went after the red cross and other groups that do any business overseas. he said it was a dragnet.

now remember, all this time we thought that the n.s.a. would get a ping if you had a conversation with something overseas who was a suspect somehow or it was some sort of dubious country. as he describes it, it was a dragnet that basically administration officials were investigating anybody that they thought might be, i guess, guilty of something or suspicious or on the other side of them. >>brian: would you say went after is accurate or would you say looked into? rather than say we're going to target them they say -- >>steve: this guy's worry is the intel community had sway over what is going on in the nation. they've got the files of all these people. remember it was j. edgar hoover who kept big files on all of his political enemies. it is suggested in a movie but has it been documented? >>brian: i'm going with it. >>steve: apparently in

2004 supposedly the n.s.a. ordered some sort of surveillance on then-illinois senator barack obama. and a judge who currently is on the u.s. supreme court. so the worry is, and it probably predates the bush administration as well. the worry simply is, the intel apparatus in this country has so much stuff on all of us and our leader as well, they're just out of control. that's what this guy kind of suggests. >>alisyn: by the way, to tie it all up, this is why going after journalists like james rosen is not just a story that fox news cares about, why all americans should care about it. these were revealed thanks to journalism, investigative journalism, in both cases, 2005, last month found these whistle-blowers. so journalists can't be

afraid to do their job. >>steve: you shouldn't be afraid either, just because according to eric holder there are drones they use to spy on us. nothing to worry about. >>brian: don't change your television. that is the way steve's suit looks. >>steve: i always wear this suit on the first day of summer, and today is the longest day sunshine-wise and longest day for you because you brought your dog to work. >>alisyn: are you forgetting another portion of today? >>steve: we might mention that in the next 20 minutes. >>alisyn: a tease. >>brian: ahead, a catholic priest picking on nancy pelosi. why he's calling on her to renounce her faith. >>steve: stuart varney keeping a close eye on the stock market after the dow dropped more than 350 points yesterday. what about today? what you need to know as he steps into the dog pound. good morning to you, stu. >> bad day on wall street.

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react to ben bernanke's comments. >> what just happened, there is a lot of confusion because of this jargon surrounding the financial world. on wednesday afternoon ben bernanke signaled the 30-year trend of borrowing costs, interest rates coming down, that 30-year trend is over. he signaled that in the future the cost of borrowing money, like mortgage rates, will start to go up again. and when he said that starting wednesday afternoon, forgive my french, all hell broke loose. the stock market, the dow fell 500 points in two days. the price of gold went $100 an ounce lower. the dollar went up. you name it, everything happened. it was chaos on wall street. >>brian: i understand it erased six weeks of gains, within the down 560 points

in two days. having said that, he didn't actually do anything. he hinted he might do something. >> he can't go on printing $1 trillion a year forever. everybody knows he's got to quit sometime. he's hinting he'll start to taper it down at the end of this year and maybe cut it out entirely next year. let me tell you what's going to happen this morning because we've had a terrible two days on the financial markets. this morning the dow jones average may recover 100 points. the price of gold will come back maybe $10 after dropping over $100. there will be no change in interest rates. they will stay at the newed lev. that means mortgage rates are on the rise very quickly. that means there's going to be a rush at banks to get in there and make sure you get your mortgage rate at the old low rate, lock in now. there's going to be a rush to do that this morning. >>brian: long term doesn't look good, but at least in the short term

that could be encouraging for banks who are going to make money and for people who have to make moves now. >> mildly encouraging for realtors who want to sell homes right now. >>brian: everyone is going to be glued to your show at 9:20 on the fox business network. stuart, thank you. 19 minutes after the hour. up next on this show, trash-talking, all part of sports we thought. is that the right thing to do? is it the wrong thing to do? is it imbued in the sports games we like to watch? we'll find out. the clydesdale horses are truly made in america. anna kooiman is going to [ male announcer ] everday, thousands of people are choosing adv for their headaches.

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>>alisyn: time for quick headlines. there's a lot of dogs in the studio. we'll explain. an ugly outbreak at one of the country's most beautiful national parks. at least 200 workers at yellowstone national park have been sickened by the neurovirus or stomach flew. officials say it began june 7 when several people on a tour bus complained about feeling ill. on monday an all-female jury will begin hearing the case against george zimmerman. opening arguments set for 9:00 a.m. eastern. the florida man is accused of gunning down trayvon martin. >>brian: today we're talking horses, talking bud wisers. we're talking clydesdale. >>steve: remember in

february when hope, the star of the super bowl commercial, was named here on "fox & friends." we wanted to see more about where those clydesdales come from and anna kooiman joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning to everybody at home. we went to see some of our other animal friend. i went to merrimac, new hampshire, to find out how the clydesdales are trained to become real stars. you see them at parades, concerts, military events and of course the commercials. [music playing] >> welcome aboard. >> the bud wiser clydesdales date back to the repeal of prohibition in 1933 when a team delivered beer to the white house. >> it's been an amazing tradition and long standing representation of budweiser. it is like the beer. it takes 30 days to brew t.

it is the same process. >> it is almost a beauty pageant for these clydesdale from their four white socks, perfect brown coats and white faces. all right dylan, one leg down, three to go, mister. clean, clean. what's next? >> now we have to vacuum his coat to make him really clean. >> did you just say vacuum? >> yeah, we have to vacuum. >> he's got a little bit of a 5:00 shadow. grooming is just the beginning. come on, bud. it may look easy on tv, but budweiser drivers spend four months learning how to handle the wagon at the merrimac school. zach grew up around horses but for the amateur me, this ain't no day in the

hay. stay on the road! in a new york minute, i learned this is a different kind of horsepower. they're going fast. all right. dress rehearsal is over. it's show time. >> i have four lines in my hand. the left, my right. the bottom line is for my real time. >> this looks confusing. fashion and boots only take me so far. we'll leave that to the professionals. i was only able to drive the wagon with the two clydesdales, not the four. they said it was too confusing with four different reins. >> great outfit. >> what's so neat about the clydesdales, budweiser changed their advertisement to the frogs from the super bowl years ago where you remember what's up, the whole thing. but the clydesdales stayed the same ever since they

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miami heat. this nightclub behind me just closing up for the evening. the heat were here all night celebrating this championship. you mentioned there, they went through two seven-game series. as everyone knows at game six there were many tense moments. dwayne wade said last night that this perhaps was the sweetest victory, just because they had to overcome so much adversity. there was really that miracle shot by ray allen. we spoke with ray allen outside of this nightclub. he was here until the wee hours of the morning. he said he was so grateful to be in miami, thanked the fans in miami. we covered the celebration last year and obviously we were here this morning. there was a little bit of a difference because the heat did have to struggle through two very tough seven-game series. many people counted them out in game six. they come through with a victory and they're out here partying on south

beach. >>brian: how long until they start talking about will lebron stick around past next year again? >> they've already started talking about that. in fact, during the news conference last night dwayne wade was asked about that, and he said he didn't want to get into that right now. they wanted to really cherish this victory and that's what they were doing here. we were out back of this nightclub here on miami beach. we saw the players coming in. coach spoelstra came here as well. there was a sense of palpable joy among these players. you heard lebron last night after the victory saying he doesn't care what other people think, this was about the miami heat. this was about the city of miami bringing another championship here to miami. >>steve: fantastic. the spurs had a great season as well. we thank you for the live report. great assignment outside a nightclub. >>brian: they had the trophy ready for the spurs at mid court. >>steve: that was a little embarrassing.

i wear this suit every first day of summer. >>brian: what's wrong with it? >>steve: as it turns out, of course the first day of summer is somebody's birthday. [cheering] >>alisyn: steve, where's my birthday suit? it's disturbing. you know i love this suit because -- oh, my gosh! what's happening? >>brian: look at the teleprompter. >>alisyn: get out of here. are you guys kidding me? no way! >>brian: it's not a good time to bring a cake to work on bring your dog to work day. >>alisyn: thank you, guys. are these from you? what? fantastic. >>steve: your favorite flavor. >>brian: free. >>alisyn: oh, my gosh, from david tea. i'm a real tea drinker, as

you guys know. thank you, guys. >>brian: now you have to go two and a half hours without opening it up. go ahead, open it up. >>alisyn: oh! delicious canisters of -- spicy green tea with red pepper in it. it's really delicious. thank you, guys. thanks so much. wonderful to spend the day with you guys. thank you! >>brian: you're not going to go home now? >>alisyn: no. i'm staying for more presents. >>brian: aly, happy birthday. another birthday spent on television. >>alisyn: it's great to be 29 again. i can't believe how long that suit lasts. >>steve: it was an action-packed here on the curvy couch. >> we've got you covered just in case you missed any of the fun. here's a look back at the

week that was with fox news. >> hi! what am i doing here? it's 6 a.m., not 1 p.m. >> you and i have a mission right now. >> what is my mission? you think i can do this? >> maria molina, up next. come on. >> i'm catching up to you. >> this is intense. [screaming] >> the younger generation. >> welcome back to the couch. >> did you guys plan this. >> look how adorable you look. >> amber getting a little love. patrick mcenroe. >> i did dance with patrick even year at stanford. >> look. we don't have any more balls. >> we've got balls.

>> here we go. >> it is a little more difficult with the high heels. >> newly crowned miss usa erin brady joins us. >> launching his new career as a chippen dale. >> there is nothing that will make a guy feel more sexual than spray tan. >> another major star without a belly button. >> no belly button here. >> but he admits it. >> it's kind of a big announcement. the first trailer for anchor man 2. >> i love the title. terry bradshaw, america's favorite dumb blonde. finally a guy is being called a dumb blonde. i got it.

>> two, three. >> turn. >> two seconds, it's like this. >>steve: that's how they solve it over at fox business. by the way, so many of you wrote regarding how badly we did folding the t-shirt in two seconds, we're going to do it a little more. >>brian: why would we go back to that humiliation? >>alisyn: have you figured out how to do it? >>steve: we've got the video. it's easy. kind of. actually there's a development. we've been holding the t-shirts the wrong way. got to turn the t-shirts. >>brian: there has been a development? >>alisyn: breaking news. it's a developing story. in the meantime i have headlines. it's official. the f.d.a. approving the morning-after pill. the emergency contraception will now be available for women of all ages without a prescription. the government fought lifting age restrictions but gave in after several lawsuits in court. >>steve: meanwhile, catholic pwraoeft priest taking on taking on nancy

pelosi this morning. he wants her to lose her religion essentially. he says her catholic faith does not match up with her pro-abortion views that she says in public. this unfolding after pelosi blasted a reporter for asking the moral difference between a late-term abortion and the murder of a baby. pelosi refused to answer the question and then accused the reporter of having an agenda. >>brian: take your trash talking elsewhere. a new jersey school district banning foul mouths on the playing field. school officials in paramus requires refs to report any athletes who harass another player. most students think this is a good idea. >> there's a lot of stuff that goes on during games that shouldn't be said. >> slurs and stuff like that isn't what families do. i think everyone should be treated equally and fair. >> the policy goes into effect this fall. >>alisyn: tired of looking for a parking

space? volvo will now do it for you. the car company testing a car that will find an empty spot and parks itself. you can even hop out and walk away while the car searches for a spot. >>steve: what could go wrong? >> the self-parking car is the perfect example of technology. who wouldn't want a car that drops you at your door stop and then goes off and parks itself? it's perfect. >>alisyn: the car uses transmitters in the road to find a space. volvo says the car is not ready for show room just yet. >>brian: can you send it out to dunkin' donuts to get us coffee? here's the problem. i know in my situation, i still will pick the wrong spot even though the car will go in the right spot, because i seem to park too far away wherever i go. >>steve: speaking of outside, today is the first day of summer. and she joins us on this special vernal equinox.

>> it is the summer solstice. i'm here with anna's dog baxter. i've transformed him into a miami heat fan. what do you guys think? very cute. very well-trained dog, anna. good job. take a look at conditions across the country. as you know and heard, it is the official first day of summer. it is the summer solstice. wondering what the summer solstice is? it is the day of the year where we get the longest amount of sunshine, the greatest amount of sunshine throughout the day. the most daylight today. it is june 21, first day of summer and is a time when the northern hemisphere is tilted the most towards the sun. that is why summer is the warmest time of the year. temperatures wise, high temperatures well into the 90's, 81 for the high in new york city. we want to look at the north central u.s. because we're expecting severe storms out there. keep that in mind. damaging winds, large hail

and tornadoes possible in places like minnesota, the dakotas and iowa and nebraska. >>steve: thank you, maria. not only is today the first day of summer and aly's bigger day, it is also take your dog to work day. brian has brought his dog. the next time bring beano. >>brian: thursday night at the kilmeade house is mexican night. >>alisyn: we could tell. >>brian: straight ahead, we've been saving you money all week long. coming up, how to save a fortune on your electric bill this summer. and it is a zombie invasion. >> i'm scared. >> how do we know they're coming? >> they're coming. [screaming] >>brian: so is world war z worth the money? kevin mccarthy heads to the curvy couch. he saw rob lowe. >>alisyn: he's not a zombie.

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and fined $5,000. kim and kanye revealing their new baby girl's name. it's north. >>alisyn: for real? >>steve: yes. it's going to be north west. according to a familiar friend, they will call her nori for short. >>brian: do they want a do-over? >>steve: they will in a year or two. >>brian: another batch of summer movies hitting the theaters this weekend. which one is worth spending your money on? >>alisyn: fox news contributor kevin mccarthy is here to tell us. >>brian: this suit is unbelievable. i'm blown away by this suit. >>steve: once a year. >>alisyn: he does answer to mr. softee. >>brian: that's every day. >>alisyn: monster university is a

star-studded cast. billy crystal. john goodman. what's it about? >> a follow-up to monster incorporated. cars 2 was terrible, rave was underwhelming. this is a step back in the right direction. they are going back to the classic pixar vibe where they have a movie perfect for adults and kids. billy crystal and john goodman are so great together. we're taken back to college days, we meet them, how they became friends and how their relationship we know them as in monsters incorporated. the interesting thing is how do these actors voice these scenes? are they together in the same rooms or separate in separate booths. check this out with billy crystal. >> the first movie, i came to the first day and john recorded his lines. so i was reacting to his recorded lines. i stopped it. i said i can't -- i can't do it because he's already done it, so i'm locked into

reacting off him. i'm just going to react to one take that he did. can't we work together? he'll be a great improviseer. i know it. they never did it before, and we did it on the first movie: >> any r-rated movie or classic film, what would be funny to take the reverse treatment to take that r-rated movie and turn it into a g-rated film? >> the godfather. >>steve: billy chris ter doing the monsters university voice? it doesn't live up to monsters incorporated but it is a step in the right direction. >>steve: world war z, how many stars? >> there have been so many other better zombie films. >>steve: two and a half stars? >> the issue with this film is it starts off as a

family-driven movie and an hour and a half you forget brad pitt has a family. it lacks depth. i was not a fan of the film. the action was halfway decent. it is a two and a half out of five. rent it. brad pitt put his production company on it, so he's on the line on it. >> plan b, his production company, you can feel they had to reshoot it. it was shot in 2011. they have went through reshoots and rewrite. skip it. rent it. if you're a fan of brad pitt, but rent it. >> steve: always a pleasure. thank you very much. >> always a pleasure. >> steve: straight ahead, we've been saving you money all week long. coming up next, how to save big money on your electric bill this summer. you're not going to want to miss it. >> alisyn: the sequester being blamed for things all over the place, including at walter reed hospital. why is the government still

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>> alisyn: a high price to pay to keep cool in the summer. more than 40% of your monthly utility bill goes toward air conditioning. as part of our week long series helping you save big bucks, we'll show you how to cut that cost. senior editor of reach out.com is here with tips to save money. so ac eats autopsy lot of your electric bill. >> yes. >> alisyn: what should we start with. >> we want to think about

proximity to your thermostat is really important. devices in your home can give off a lot of heat, like your chandelier, your table lamps, oven, dryer. think about keeping those things away from the thermostat. use your oven less, use your dryer less during the summer as well. that could help with your utility bills. >> alisyn: when we say get in prime position, you may want to move some of these things? >> yes. move them away from the thermostat if it's automatic. if it's manual, it's okay. >> alisyn: you say stop heat in its tracks. how? >> we all love that sun line pouring into our home, but not in the summer time of the during the day, close the blinds. seal the windows with window tinting like we have here. close the curtains. keep ha sunshine out. use shade trees around the windows if you can from the outside because it will keep your home cooler during the day. >> alisyn: it's hard to pull down the blinds and be in darkness. this is better? >> this is better. but if you're not home, you can keep the whole home dark. if you're home, let a little sun

in. >> alisyn: game your gadget? >> if you have an automatic thermostat, it might be good to switch to manual. you can control the temperature and keep track of your utility bill that way. also try to use energy star appliances. if you're going to upgrade to an appliance, we have a couple units here from lg and ge that are energy star certified. they're from home depot. they're a great retailer with energy star certified appliances for you. they're a great value as well. >> alisyn: love it. great advice. check out their web site. thanks for coming in. brand-new calls to get rid of the irs. is it time to dump the agency or just go with a flat tax? we have a fair and balanced debate on that next. then can you guess who is coming to breakfast? here is a clue, this daytime soap star did a steamy scene once with a "fox & friends"

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[ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. it's friday, june 21. i'm alisyn camerota in for gretchen this morning. we have brand-new developments in the nfl murder mystery. aaron hernandez reportedly smashed his security camera or someone did, and scrubbed other evidence. what does this mean for the case? we have developing details straight ahead. >> steve: a free fall on wall street. months of gains erased in two days. what's going to happen to your 401(k) this morning? we'll tell what you we know. >> brian: and have you met my dog, duke? today is bring your dog to work day. we want to see your dog at work, even if they're at home, if you work at home. like this one that. is willow on a printer.

>> alisyn: look at her face, adorable. >> brian: the first time willow's boss got a chance to see that. "fox & friends'" second to last hour of the week with duke starts now. ♪ nonresponsive a farmer's seal ♪ >> steve: kit moore is our act today. summer concert series here on "fox & friends." of course, if you're in the area, 48th and 6th avenue, the 8:00 o'clock eastern time hour, drop by. not only will you hear cup and he's great, you'll get great

barbecue. it's what we do every friday in the summer. >> brian: there you see baxter and anna. >> steve: and you've got your dog, duke. >> alisyn: i wish i was outside right now. >> steve: what exactly is going on with duke? >> alisyn: duke is having gastrointestinal issues inasmuch how much does he weigh? >> brian: you remember the first time you were on television, you were probably gassy. >> alisyn: i'm so glad there isn't smellavision at home. wow. >> brian: we probably would have no viewers. >> alisyn: my eyes are watering. >> brian: it's not because it's your birthday? >> alisyn: no, no, it's not. >> steve: it is your birthday. >> alisyn: it is my birthday. >> steve: happy birthday. >> alisyn: thank you very much. >> steve: it's the first day of summer as well. >> alisyn: yes. the longest day of the year as i like to remind my husband for present giving. >> brian: right. he gives you presents all day? >> alisyn: uh-huh. >> steve: people say today is the longest day of the year. all the days are the same. they're all 24 hours. it's just that today has the

most sunshine, the longest period of sunshine. >> alisyn: that's what we call the daytime of the day. >> steve: today will be the longest day of the year for brian kilmeade because he's got a dog at work. >> brian: and he has to go home in a car. >> steve: lucky taxi guy. >> alisyn: let's get -- >> steve: look at that innocent face. >> alisyn: meanwhile, let's move to your headlines and tell you what is happening this morning. if you're just wake up, the firm hired to conduct a background check on edward snowden is under criminal investigation for systemic failure to adequately conduct investigations. usis is the largest company involved in conducting criminal background checks for the federal government. meanwhile, brand-new information about the reporter who brought down general stanley mccrystal. we learned michael hastings was researching jill kelly at the time of his death. kelly is suing the government for breach of privacy. she says the f.b.i. tried to

discredit her after she reported getting e-mails addressed to paula broadwell. earlier this morning, the results of james gandolfini's autopsy were released and hospital sources reveal that he did die of a heart attack. this as new details were being revealed about the italian doctor's frantic bid to save his life. we learned the doctors tried to save him for 40 minutes before pronouncing the 51-year-old dead. >> brian: we're finding out what he ate that last night and drank. a lot. the miami heat winning their second straight nba championship. >> james pulls up. puts it in. it's back to back titles for the heat! the 2013 nba championship resides once again in miami. >> brian: great game, great series. the heat defeating the spurs in game 7, 95-98. lebron james led the way with 37

points. duane wade was great at times. ten rebounds. >> after everything we've been through, we've been able to persevere and to win back to back championships. it's unbelievable feeling. >> brian: says it was better to james than last year's win because they had their back against the wall so many times during the post season. for me, i thought for sure they were losing game 6. i pictured the upsetting game 7, was stunned to see that result, even though they're -- >> steve: it was a fantastic series. congratulations to the spurs. new developments in the murder probe involving that guy right there, new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. he's been at the center of an investigation involving a 27-year-old homicide victim by the name of odon lloyd. >> alisyn: new reports say hernandez' security system and cell phone were purposely smashed and a cleaning crew came to his house on monday. >> steve: but other than that.

>> alisyn: arthur aidala weighs in. he looks guilty. >> hey whoa, whoa. there is a presumption of innocence in the united states of america. >> brian: how do you explain his actions? >> first of all -- i'll play the role of defense attorney. nobody knows who broke his camera. nobody knows who smashed the security system. nobody knows who hired the cleaning people. >> alisyn: he smashed his cell phone. >> but there is something called circumstantial evidence. if you're in front of a jury, you're allowed to say, ladies and gentlemen, brian walks in with his feet wet, you can presume it's raining outside. these are facts that aren't so great for him. also, there is a lot of misinformation out there. yesterday i was on with shep at 3:00 o'clock. there were reports in the rental car there was a gun found in the car. now they're pulling back. there is undisputable facts. they were together that night. they were in the car that night.

that car is linked to the homicide in some form. that's what the cops are saying. >> brian: was he driving? >> yes, he was driving. >> steve: and they found the guy's body less than a mile from the guy's house. >> correct. there are certain crimes about being an accessory after the fact. when you're destroying evidence, you got some problems. the dog is on the loose. >> alisyn: they come to you and you're the defense attorney, where do you begin? >> i do what the lawyers are doing. they cooperated with the police. they did turn over the cell phone in three or four different piece. they told their client to shut up and told the public why they said should up. they said there is an investigation, there has been warrants. we're not going to say anything until the investigation plays itself out. >> brian: they had choppers following him to the gas station. this is totally overdone. >> well, especially at this early stage when nobody really knows what happened except there is some involvement and that's not a great place for him to be. his attorney, he spent all day

yesterday, at his attorney's office, which is probably where he wants to be. let me tell you, being in that position, it's nerve racking position to be in. i love the suit, steve, happy birthday. and the dog needs to go see a vet for some sort of internal cancer or something. >> steve: the dog is behind the set looking for -- wait a minute. can you grab the dog and take him off? >> no, i'm not dealing with no dog. >> steve: thank you. >> i love the suit. >> steve: there is the dog. >> there we go. the butt is right all over. >> steve: today is take your dog to work day. a fox business alert. man oh, man, yesterday a gigantic selloff on wall street. yesterday the dow jones industrial finished -- average finished down 353 points. that's about two and a third% drop. the biggest drop since 2011. it happened after ben bernanke said the government might start tapering off on the amount of

free money and low money we're printing. >> brian: it's erasing all those gains that we reported on for the past six weeks. so it's back down to where it was six weeks ago. do you remember when i got up in the b block and interviewed stuart varney? >> alisyn: yes. >> brian: do you remember what he said? >> alisyn: no, let's recap it for our viewers. >> brian: do you want to let him recap it? >> alisyn: let's do it. >> this morning the dow jones average may recover 100 points of its 500-point loss. the price of gold will come back maybe $10 after dropping over $100. but there will be no change in interest rates. they will stay at the new elevated level. that means mortgage rates are on the rise very quickly. that means there is going to be a rush at banks to get in there and make sure you get your mortgage rate at the old low rate, lock in now. there is going to be a rush to do that this morning. >> alisyn: of course, it's tough to know what the fed should have done because this was a stimulus

that's been going on for a long time. just so i get it right, it's $85 billion a month. this is a bond buying program. also known as a stimulus. it had to taper it at some point. it had to pull back on that gravy train. >> brian: he got us on the crack and now trying to take the crack away. >> alisyn: that's what happens. every drug will turn on you. remember that, brian. >> steve: we're hoping for a better day today. it's 7:10 here in new york city and it's bring your dog to work day. our dogs have been here owl morning long. you've got box ster screen right on the bottom. remi on the top. and wandering around is duke. we asked to you send in pictures of your dog at work. full bunch of you already have. >> brian: this is from bailey's owner, rita. my husband and i are truck drivers. this is our poodle, bailey, standing on the dash of our truck. >> alisyn: adorable. meanwhile, this is from willow's owner, paula. this is willow working on the printer. i love willow's hairdo.

>> steve: very nice. e-mail from milo's owner, will from massachusetts. there is milo in the truck. he's a contractor and he loves going to work with the dog. >> alisyn: he's dressed appropriately. >> steve: very nice. look at that little thing. >> brian: my dog is just a little hyper today. new calls to get rid of the irs. is it time to dump the agency? we'll talk about that and talk about a flat tax and a fair and balanced debate next. >> steve: is it time to get rid of the irs? >> alisyn: look at the newest wedding crasher. a tiger photo bomb this is couple's wedding. is it real? we have proof that it is. >> brian: wow. the couple survive. >> steve: take your tiger to your wedding day? >> brian: that's a good looking couple. is it real? [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of.

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>> it's too complicated. we do want to abolish the irs. government has been way too intrusive. no one has been fired. we've had people leave. they've resigned. even though they're going to resign. this is so far from being solved. i don't think they deserve any bonuses. i think they should all be fired. i think we should abolish the irs. >> steve: she wasn't alone in that feeling. following their targeting of

conservative groups, some outraged americans are calling on washington, d.c. to abolish the irs. so is that realistic or should we just go with a flat tax and fill it out on a postcard? joining us for a fair and balanced debate, angela mcglown and democratic strategist penny lee joinses from washington. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> steve: angela, what do you think? abolish the irs? that's what ted cruz says. >> i feel the tea party's pain, but i think abolishing the irs may be going too far. listen, taxpayers have been abused for years by washington, d.c lawmakers need to do their job, steve. the bottom line is this, they've had hearings on the flat tax. the value added tax, the national sales tax. they've heard from irs victims. now we have the irs targeting conservative groups and they get bonuses? something needs to be done. >> steve: $70 million worth of bonuses for those union

employees at the irs. penny, i don't think you're going to say abolish the irs, but let me ask you this, do you trust them? >> well, i mean, what you've heard recently is i don't think there was any problem with them questioning whether or not they have the right to have the a 014 c status. what they did wrong was they went and targeted only a specific group. what they should have done -- >> steve: that makes it look prettycal. >> absolutely, which is not what they are supposed to do, of all the agencies, they are to be one of the most independent and to exercise fair and balanced across all of the sectors. so what they did, i don't have any problem with them questioning as having run a a 01 c 4 before. i have been questioned. >> being questioned, these groups were targeted. and secondly, we're going to have obama healthcare be overseen by the irs? we're going to hire over 116,000 people to actually oversee, if we have health care?

do we trust this agency in doing that? >> steve: penny, let me ask you something, you just said that you ran for a while one of the charity groups. how long did it take to you get that status? >> well, interestingly enough, you have to go through the legal process. once you actually get a temporary status. >> steve: how long did it take you? >> probably a couple weeks. like six weeks. but i didn't get permanent status for many, many months. >> steve: well, so you understand because these conservative tea party organizations, they didn't even get temporary status. in some cases for years. so what angela is saying is she's not for abolishing the irs, but for reforming it to the point where it works because right now nobody in america -- well, a few -- says they're doing their job. >> were you asked who your organization would be about or asked for a list of donors and how much they donated? >> yes. >> you were? >> yes. i was asked. i had to go through a full legal process and a full legal review.

i had to make sure that 51% or over 51% of our mission was not political. so they did ask the questions and they did ask for scrutiny and they did want to verify what we were doing was what our social mission was set out to be. so there were questions asked. >> steve: but it doesn't sound like they were nearly as invasive for some of the tea party groups. tell us about your prayers and thoughts. that's just nuts. >> it's wrong. >> steve: they've got to get to the bottom of it otherwise when they write out the check to the irs, nobody will trust them. great debate for this friday morning. thank you for joining us on this first day of summer. >> thank you for having us. >> happy summer. >> steve: coming up, somebody is dropping by for breakfast. have you questioned who it is? here is another clue. this actress was nominated for an emmy 19 times before finally claiming the statue. and he's gone from sleeping on an airport bench to the top of the charts. country star kip moore. good morning, you're coming up next on "fox & friends".

>> steve: time for news by the numbers. 100. that's how many homes in a new program in dallas aim to build in 100 days for homeless vets. veterans represent 15% of homeless population there in the dallas area. next, nine out of ten. that's how high on the hotness scale matt lauer rated katie couric. he made it on howard stern's radio show. fascinating. and finally, 160. that's how many goals u.s. soccer star abbey wa nba ch

scored. that's the most a american woman has scored in international play. two more than mia hamm. she accomplished that yesterday and one of brian's daughters was there to see it. there they are right there, smiling at the camera. good morning, young kilmeade. good morning, alisyn camerota. >> brian: there you go. you are listening to kip moore, but that isn't live. that's a videotape way in advance. little did he know his debut album would have this kind of success. a round of applause for kip, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> alisyn: we're so excited to see you. congratulations on all the success, all your singles going gold and platinum. >> thank you. i really appreciate that. yeah, it's been a whirlwind the last couple years. i feel blessed. i feel real blessed. >> brian: tell us your journey to this spot. get out of school. say, i have an idea, let's get a

backpack, go to hawaii and live on the beach. >> it could take a long time to go through my whole journey, but that's where it all started and that's where i had been doing the bar band circuit for years up until that point. that's when i began really writing songs. that's when i was like that's what i want to be. i moved to nashville a little over ten years ago. >> alisyn: you say your inspiration came from fishing trips with your dad? >> yeah. he was really big on the singer/song writers, which to me there are some of the greatest of all time. whatever he thought was cool, i thought was cool. so that's when i fell in love with it. >> brian: what part of it do you like? do you like the writing part or you like performing in front of great fans like these? n it used to be all about writing for me. but it's become such one and the same. i love playing my own material. now it's just hand in hand for me. >> alisyn: is your favorite part being named one of people's hottest country men? [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't even know how to

react to that, to be honest. it's cool. i had a good time with those guys. it's cool. >> alisyn: on the photo shoot? >> yeah. it's cool to be in it. >> brian: do you buy a shirt that's normal and then just rip the sleeves off? how do you do that? >> alisyn: hey, i can't give my secrets to you. you'll be coming on air tomorrow with a ripped shirt. >> brian: i'm very tempted and then i would be ranked on the hottest men magazine. tell us what you turned down for sports for music. >> brian: basketball was my love until i was 21-years-old. >> played golf in college, but music was it for me. when i started playing music when i was 17, it took over and sports took a back seat. >> alisyn: we're going to hear you is singing "hey pretty girl." you want to tell us the inspiration for that? >> surprisingly, it didn't have anything to do with my life at the time. it had to do with one of the

guys in my band. i would watch him skype every night with his daughter and his wife. i was at that place where we were hitting it for so long, i said, you know, i don't want that yet. but i hope to have what they've had some day. and i look forward to that. >> brian: this is the first time he's finding out you were looking over his shoulder. >> exactly. >> brian: the good news is we're making a lot of money. >> exactly. >> brian: we're thrilled you're here. we look forward to hearing you all hour long as the people fill up and come down on 48th and 6th. kip moore, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> alisyn: back inside to steve for what's coming up. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. up next on the rundown, who knew that calling a terrorist a terrorist is racist? really? we're going to tell you who said that. and look at the newest wedding crasher, a tiger photo bombs that couple's wedding. is it real? we have proof that it is the verizon share everything plan for small busines

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>> steve: this is a viral video of somebody who shows people how to told a t-shirt or polo shirt in two seconds. it's a viral video that has been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times. we tried it yesterday. it's a little more complicated. you sent us many e-mail telling us how we were doing it wrong. >> brian: trying to humiliate ourselves again. here is an e-mail. from rob, really, hope that segment was a goof because watching four adults struggle with those simple instructions was embarrassing to watch. >> alisyn: no. this is from florida, brian, i have been yelling in the tv. approach the shirt from the side. not the bottom. >> you were doing that incorrectly yesterday. we have two line - ups of shirts. sideways. >> alisyn: can i see that video again? >> you got to line them up, like a, b and c, three points. and then a is with your right

hand. -- no. left hand. and then you go to c. and then i get lost here. i don't know what he does there. >> alisyn: like that? >> steve: there we go. >> brian: steve, wait a second. >> steve: that was easy, kind of. except i didn't have the harvard part on the front. by the way, i did go to harvard book store. >> brian: that's about it. [ laughter ] >> alisyn: i don't understand it. >> wait. >> alisyn: do i need a color on this shirt? >> i need assistance here. >> alisyn: got it. >> steve: it's complicated. but the key is -- brian once again, you can't do it because you've got to be facing it from the side. you've got the collar -- oh, man. >> brian: don't act like you can do it. >> i got it. >> alisyn: you did it? >> brian: not really.

>> why can't you tuck both sides over like this. >> steve: that took three seconds. that guy's took two seconds. >> alisyn: i wasted so much of my life on this three seconds. >> brian: we give henry kissinger four minutes. we give folding a shirt nine. >> alisyn: do you know how many people are still yelling at their tv screens because we can't do it? >> brian: we have reports maria did it. >> yes. what i was doing wrong was -- so at this point you cross over. you're supposed to pinch as well. >> alisyn: then what? >> you grab as well at that point. and then you pull it. that's how you get it to fold. it's not that great. >> steve: very nice. you're supposed to pinch it. >> steve: pinch it, brian. by the way, you promised to show up in a mascot uniform today because your heat -- >> we actually will get to that in a moment after weather. >> steve: good. >> alisyn: brian will be wearing something. >> steve: either after weather.

let's have weather. >> brian: keep in mind, even though the spurs didn't win, i never committed to the bet. >> alisyn: really? >> brian: yeah. >> we're going to take a look at that tape from yesterday. now let's talk about the weather because today, it's june 21 and officially summer now. it's summer solstice. it's a day of the year where you get the most sunshine. that's when we start to see things heating up, temperatures rising and now we're talking about a lot of sunshine throughout the day. temperatures heating up as well across the center of the country, well into the 90s across the state of texas. 96 will be your high temperature over in the city of dallas. triple digits in phoenix and in el paso. take a look at the northeast. pretty nice rising into the 80s. across the north central u.s., we do actually have a threat for severe storms. we want to mention that across parts of minnesota, iowa, dakotas and into nebraska. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be a concern. as we head into the weekend, that will continue to remain in place. now let's head over to steve, ali and brian. >> steve: thank you very much,

expert t-shirt folder. >> alisyn: let's get to your headlines and tell you what else is happening. is calling a terrorist a terrorist racist? well, one politician thinks so. democrat congressman jim mcdermott told the f.b.i. earlier this week that this faces a global ad is offensive to all muslims and ethnic minorities. and that it encourages racial and religious proceed filing. it shows mug shots of 16 at-large international terrorists. he requests the ad be taken down immediately. >> steve: meanwhile, they're being called the landlords from hell. now they're being sentenced to four years in prison for menacing tenants. police say kip and nicole macy soaked tenants beds, clothes and electronics in toxic chemicals and used a chain saw to cut holes in the floor while renters were sleeping in that room. the tenant says the couple even threatened him with a gun.

>> you come into the building, my wife already have a gun and we will shoot you. i feel like some kind of -- finally the justice coming. >> steve: police say the macies were trying to force out tenants so they could sell their apartments as condos. >> brian: imagine, you're getting married and then all of a sudden, a tiger shows up and photo bombs your wedding! that actually happened. fortunately, there was a plate of glass separating the happy couple and the killer animal. they said when they decided to hold their wedding at a zoo, they never expected for the zoo to come to them or for a tiger to get that close. that's all i can say on that. >> steve: that's enough. >> the 2013 championship resides once again in miami clam. >> brian: probably the best nba championship you'll see in 20 years. the game must have been fixed. joining us live from miami, the

reaction and the partying that is just subsiding, wsvn's rash lowe. the building behind u.s. where the actual heat were partying, right? >> that's absolutely right. they came here around 2:30, 3:00 o'clock in the morning. this is story nightclub, second and collins avenue. this is the heart of south beet. the miami heat were all in the story nightclub. they were having a great time. can i tell you, we covered the championship last year. this year was different. let me tell you why. this was two very hard-fought series. remember, game 6, the heat had that miracle shot by ray allen. so the players came into story nightclub and they were really cherishing every moment inside of this nightclub tonight. we saw everyone here. duane wade was here, lebron james, norris cole, everyone was just having a great time and really relishing every moment.

>> steve: it looks like a fun night and a great night for heat fans and congratulations as well to the spurs. so thank you very much for the live report. when we were talking about -- yesterday at this time, brian, you say you didn't do this, but you said the spurs would win. maria from miami said that the miami -- >> brian: no, i did say the spurs would win. i absolutely did. >> alisyn: because we are on television. we have a tape of what you did yesterday. in fact, let's watch that now. >> brian: i believe the spurs have the composure, have the experience to go and beat the heat because they have not lost two games in a row. >> absolutely not, brian. i'm sorry to break it to you. you're wrong. the heat are going to win tonight in miami. that was whole point of it. they dragged it on to game 7 to build some suspense to make people think they might please tonight we're going to win it all. >> alisyn: maria was right. >> steve: and you were wrong. >> brian: it turns out that she was right.

and for that, i salute you. now let's go to break. [ laughter ] >> alisyn: no, no. >> i was trying to do a bet with you, but you wouldn't -- >> brian: you know why? 'cause i'm not necessarily a spurs fan. i would prefer the spurs win because it would be better for our country. >> why? >> brian: because i just think the heat are somebody to root against. >> steve: then that's going to kill him if he has to wear that hat. >> yeah. how about we can maybe call it even -- >> alisyn: it's not a whole mascot uniform. this is a lot better. >> brian: just wear this and we're even? >> alisyn: for the rest of the show. >> brian: my dog is scared of hats. >> steve: we're scared of your dog. >> brian: my ego keeps getting bigger. >> we were talking about his dog that weighs 120 pounds. more than i do. >> brian: more than you. how much do you weigh? >> 105. >> alisyn: that sounds fun. stick around for that.

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>> alisyn: we've been giving you clues all morning. who is coming to breakfast? >> brian: i'm in suspens. >> alisyn: we'll give you one more clue. >> steve: this daytime super soap star had a steamy scene with a "fox & friends" host. who would that be, brian? >> brian: of course, we're talking about susan lucci. she's here with her co-star in the new tv show, rosalynn sanchez. welcome back to both of you. >> alisyn: great to see both of you. we're keeping you and brian as far away as possible. >> steve: because if he didn't see it, let's take you back to march 2011 because she wants to see what happens. look at this. >> you don't know what's happening. you don't know what's coming.

you look and there is a lot of eye contact. and then it depends on the guy. >> steve: five seconds. >> you can even go like this. (scream). >> alisyn: once he got it, he really got it. >> brian: i like to use that piece of video to be a member of "devious maids." you see enough in me to perform on that show. >> steve: what? are you asking to make out with her, too? [ laughter ] >> you want to be a love interest? you're a very quick study. >> brian: tell us about the show because eva longoria is executive producer of the show. i've never seen you so excited. >> i am so excited. it's so easy to talk about "devious maids" because everywhere i looked, it's a joy. the characters, the writing is brilliant. it's funny. there is drama, twists and turns, there is surprises. did you see that coming? no, i didn't see that coming.

>> the last read through with a table read before every episode and it was like top secret. like nobody knew. and when the last page hit, the whole cast were like, no! at that point we're like there is no way that's happening. >> exactly. >> steve: you are a devious maid. you are not. right? >> i am one of the homeowners, the employers. >> my character, i have two of the fabulous latin actresses in my home. >> alisyn: here is a clip of ross lynn, your character. >> okay. >> if there is one -- it's a pretty girl with an agenda. >> she's paranoid. why hire me in the first place? >> well, i help with the interviews. after meeting you, i may have lost the other resumes. >> do you have a crush on me? >> it might have been nothing. >> why didn't you tell me?

>> thought you were out of my league. >> i am. [ laughter ] >> alisyn: you have to ask, have you missed "all my children"? everyone knows you as erica kane. >> i'm so grateful when i'm out and about, people tell me they miss erica kane and i love her so much and i'm so grateful for all the time i've had playing her. i just have to say the people who loved erica kane on "all my children," they're going to love" devious maids." >> alisyn: you're so funny on the show. >> it's like yeah, she's going to win an emmy. [ laughter ] >> amazing cast. >> steve: good job selling it 'cause we want to watch it. it premieres sunday at 10:00 p.m. >> brian: where is our screener. >> then you need time to watch it on sunday. >> we need the ratings. >> yes, yes. >> alisyn: great to see you guys. >> brian: i can't wait to see

your steamier side. >> steve: thank you. >> alisyn: every week we bring you the top companies that are hiring and it works. next, meet the "fox & friends" success stories and now they're hiring for their own business. we'll explain with cheryl. >> brian: first on this date, 2001, "lady mamalade" by christina aguilera. >> steve: she's in a jam. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a f. ♪

>> alisyn: the answer to the aflac question of the day is prince william. our winner is jan from allen, texas. congratulations. >> alisyn: for those on the job hunt, there is some hope out there this morning and to prove

it, we have another "fox & friends" success story for you. cheryl casone from the "fox business" network joins us now with two men who not only got jobs, they are creating them as well, cheryl. >> that is right. i am joined now by newly hired highway 55 master franchisea rick and garrett, and the founder of the ceo highway 55 burgers, shakes and fries, kenny moore, in the t-shirt. thank you for making the trip up. rick, you and your family watch "fox & friends" every day. you see me in january. what happens? >> well, i had been investing in real estate and had a long career in medical sales for years. i saw the show. i had a son just graduating from the university of alabama. he was very aggressive, very ambitious. he wanted to do something himself. i saw the show and i thought, this could be a really good match. >> you thought, i'm going to maybe put some money down and open up some highway 55 burgers?

>> i wanted to investigate. we did the due diligence on it and what we found out is that had an excellent branding, the business model with the company was wonderful. the people were great to work with. >> you know garrett over here. garrett was like, you pick up the phone and you say, garrett, we got to do this. i saw it on "fox & friends." let's make it happen. >> after that it was like a beautiful match with highway 55. the concept was alive and well. >> you had never done a burger business. you were in medical sales. this is like all brand-new to you thanks to watching "fox & friends." you think why not? >> i hear it's -- the reason i contacted him, he's got 30 years of management experience and ownership in franchising. so he was well versed. >> and this is all going to be happening in alabama. they call up you, kenny. we saw "fox & friends," we want to open up highway 55 and you said? >> first of all, i want to thank you. you have your own stimulus program here that is creating

jobs. they give us a call, they come up for discovery day. one of the things we look for are people of real integrity and character. they don't necessarily have to be, as we expand, they don't have to be restaurant guys. as a matter of fact, i'd rather not have restaurant guys. i'd rather have people who are good business people, smart people and with high character that understand our values and what we stand for. >> i talked about this in january. highway 55 got voted best burger. you beat out wendy's, in and out, mcdonald's -- excuse me, burger king for best burger. >> that's right. we were voted the best burger. we won the national title. that was pretty exciting. we're kind of a 20-year-old overnight success, if you will. >> i want to say that you have already got 25,000 people that are working at highway 55. these two are going to open up about another -- how many locations? >> franchises for sale in alabama. other people have the opportunity to get involved with us and join us and open their own franchises. there is a lot of jobs.

>> it's about 2,000 jobs you're going to be creating over the next five to seven years, all because of "fox & friends." >> absolutely. >> thank you all very much. i'm glad you saw the show. good luck to you and your son. i know you're doing this for him. love it. guys, thank you very much. >> thank you for having us. >> there you go, another "fox & friends" success story. >> alisyn: that is a great story. i do like the idea that you're a one-woman stimulus. i agree. [ laughter ] excellent. >> right. but happy birthday. >> alisyn: thanks so much. take a look at this picture. can you guess who this is back in the '70s? he's been on this show many times. no, it's not geraldo. but geraldo is here. so stick around. and kip moore is rocking our summer stage in just three minutes hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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>> alisyn: good morning, again. happy friday. it is june 21, first day of summer. i'm alisyn camerota in for gretchen today. a big nfl star left a bar with three friends and only came home with two. this morning reports that aaron hernandez destroyed evidence in the murder or someone did in this case. so what happened? geraldo rivera is here to weigh in. >> steve: meanwhile, a freefall on wall street. months of gains erased in just a number of hours. so what's going to happen to your 401(k) this morning? we're going to tell what you we know. >> brian: he's rocking a great stash. can you name the person in this picture from the 1970s? he's been on this show many, many times. >> steve: it doesn't look like brian. it looks more like you, geraldo. >> brian: he hasn't been introduced yet. "fox & friends" starts now.

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♪ . >> steve: a good crowd this morning live from new york city, it's kip moore performing "beer money." alisyn camerota's theme song. >> alisyn: i wrote it. >> brian: that's why she's here. >> steve: he's our performer today. here is what -- his debut album. >> brian: two have gone gold. >> steve: i hear it on the radio all the time. we're going to do some news here throughout this hour, but he's going to be performing all morning long during this final hour. you can go to www.foxandfriends.com/concert to watch him live and unfiltered. >> alisyn: or you can come down to midtown manhattan if you happen to be in the neighborhood. he was voted people magazine's hottest country men, one of them. i think we can see why.

>> brian: i'm trying to get alisyn for her birthday, some background singer on one of the tunes. but she says, i can't sing. now he's scared to put her on stage. >> alisyn: i can't sing, seriously. >> steve: a few weeks ago you were a back up performer, however. >> alisyn: i told him that i can play a mean cow bell. he's now trying to secure a cow bell somewhere in midtown manhattan so i can do that. >> brian: if he wanted to, he could get it in a second. >> alisyn: i'll be out there soon. >> steve: we've got a busy final hour and geraldo will come on over to the curvy couch. we've got lots to talk to him. first headlines. >> alisyn: all eyes are on wall street at this hour. this after suffering its worst two-day selloff this year. experts say wall street could be poised for a partial bounce back after the dow plunged more than 350 points yesterday. >> this morning the dow jones average may recover 100 points of its 500-point loss.

the price of gold will come back maybe $10 after dropping over $100. there will be no change in interest rates. >> alisyn: the nikkei index rebounding overnight, up 215 points to end the week on a high. early this morning, the results of james gandolfini's autopsy were released. hospital sources reveal he did die of a heart attack. this as we learn new details about his final days. reports claim that this star had been struggling with alcohol addiction. witnesses say he guzzled eight drinks during his last meal in rome and chowed down on two orders of fried king prawns. gandolfini was just 51 years old when he died. the firm hired to conduct the background check on nsa leaker edward snowden is reportedly under a criminal investigation for screwing up. according to a brand-new report, the firm is being eyed for a, quote, systemic failure to

adequately conduct investigations. usis is the largest contractor involved in conducting security background checks for the federal government. we've been asking you who sported this impresssive mustache. this is congressman darrell issa. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> alisyn: look at this picture on-line. he says he had a stash back in the 1980s. >> steve: her rally had a stash in the '80s, too. >> alisyn: he said he posted this photo to help him reach 100,000 followers on twitter and the picture did the trick because right now, he has 160,000 followers. it's all the stash. >> brian: there it is. bring in geraldo officially now. >> happy birthday. >> alisyn: thank you. >> one of the most charming ladies and i wish you happy birthday. what a suit. >> steve: thank you very much. i always wear it on the first day of summer. >> it looks sort of carousely. >> brian: while you were

reading, we have a fox news alert. this just in. fox learned there is an arrest warrant issued for patriots tight end aaron hernandez. the 23-year-old has not submitted to questioning. his lawyer has been cooperative and submitting different items that have been requested. but the fact that he was in and around and a half mile from where the body was discovered from somebody reported to be a friend of his, there is enough evidence there to have a warrant issued for his arrest. >> alisyn: geraldo, not surprising? >> it's not surprising at this stage. i was at sea for four days and got no news. one of the first things as soon as i got back to manhattan, there was this event, this kind of political event. i went to it. the guy introduced himself as an nfl sports agent and he said tim tebow is -- the seas have parted for him. i said what do you mean? the famously religious former jet, former denver bronco has been picked up by the pats. he's a quarterback. but he also can play tight end.

and suddenly here you have a vacancy. aaron hernandez, all pro, brian knows the sports stats better than i do. a great player, three years, but troubled throughout his career. haunted by a background that goes back to bristol, connecticut, where he had gang affiliations. he's another example, like ray lewis, like michael vick. some say like o. j. simpson, you can take the kid out of the hood, but you can't take the hood out of the kid. another one of these young minority youngsters who signed big contracts to become pro ball players, whether basketball or football. in this case, he went to the university of florida, the number within tight end in the country, but drafted fourth round. why? because he had failed drug tests, because he had this troubled background, because he had other run-ins with the law and guns and now he hangs out with a semi pro player, owedden lloyd on sunday night. they're at house. lloyd disappears.

his body found a mile away, about 40 miles north of boston. they go to hernandez' house. they find that his surveillance system has been intentionally trashed and rendered inoperable. he hands over a cell phone similarly destroyed by aaron hernandez. so here you have this kid, terrific ball player, haunted by his background. something happens to this kid and now as expected, he is going to be arrested today. >> steve: what a summary. plus, it doesn't look good for him. you mentioned the cell phone. he gives it to cops in three big pieces. somebody destroyed his home surveillance system. but the extraordinary thing is apparently he also hired maids to come in and clean his house from top to bottom the day the guy is found dead. >> right. it reminded me of that scene in one of the movies where -- i forgot it. where they bring in their professional cleaners to follow after mass murderers, a specialty among these cleaning companies. they come in and get rid of all

the dna evidence. >> brian: that's the way it looks right now. certainly was a big deal, especially in massachusetts. they were following him around with a chopper. >> everyone thought whitey bulger would be the famed one. instead, we're all concentrating on aaron hernandez. he was the future of the team. >> steve: it does sound as if this warrant has been issued for obstruction of justice and it could have to do with the destruction of the surveillance camera. >> alisyn: let's talk about other news. >> if there was a murder committed and they now charged him with obstruction, it is possible that there could be a felony murder, in other words, he didn't have to be the one who killed him among these four guys, one ended up dead. it could be that someone else killed him, but he was there and participated and by destroying the surveillance equipment, that is the crime that could be used as the basis of a felony murder

indictment someplace down the road. >> steve: did you meet brian's dog? >> i did. i didn't bring any food. >> alisyn: let's talk about the taliban. there are reports this morning that the taliban has been holding one of our soldiers as a pow for a couple of years and the taliban is open to negotiating his release in exchange for five gitmo detainees. should we respond to this and how? >> i would trade every detainee in gitmo, you know how i feel about guantanamo bay. >> brian: let's say they were in another prison. >> let me just answer the gitmo question, brian, because you're confusing me. the israelis traditionally have traded 400 palestinian prisoners for one israeli p.o.w. i similarly, this is the only

american prisoner of war being held by the taliban that we know of. he's been held since 2009. they're in negotiations now with the taliban for the post-american-afghanistan future. >> brian: we know that's going well. >> we know it's not going well, but this would be part of the process. let's bring this kid home. the gitmo guys have been killed since 2001. i would definitely make the deal. >> brian: you got an exchange. one guy is a commander, one is a defense -- head of defense, military commander for all of it. one was chief of the army. and they've killed -- they've been responsible for the deaths of many nato force. but -- >> wait a second. that's not factually correct. most of these guys were captured before the americans were on the ground in afghanistan. they were part of the taliban government that existed before we overthrew it and they didn't fight us. they weren't tastes, they were fighters. >> brian: we should let them go? >> this is not letting them go.

this is a negotiation and a prisoner exchange. this is traditional in war to get our person back. >> brian: one thing, there is a question if they even have him. there is another facet in pakistan that might have him. >> i heard he's being held by the haqqani network, which again, is not taliban. it's a criminal enterprise, but it works in concert with the taliban. listen -- >> brian: up to -- >> you remember the russell crowe movie. >> brian: i didn't see it. >> all right. the dad, i understand, just got a letter from the kid and he said he's alive and well. >> brian: what about the next prisoner exchange? what about khalid sheikh mohammed's next? >> why are you looking for next wednesday's day when you have a chance of getting our we know p.o.w. out? let's get him out and home. we are deescalating afghanistan. >> brian: because they can go back and kill more americans.

>> they never killed any americans, that's my point. >> brian: they're with the taliban! >> that was the taliban fighting against the northern alliance, before the united states got on the ground there. this is 2001, the early stages of the war. >> brian: really? you have no problem with these five guys going back to war against us? >> i want this guy back. what is that? this is the deal you make. this is war. this is the deal you make. >> alisyn: this is why brian has a radio show. >> steve: and why you do. >> alisyn: yes, yes. this is what happens. great to see you. >> great to see you again. happy birthday. i'm going to go to your tailor. >> alisyn: irs employees are getting $70 million in bonuses. workers at walter reed are about to get furloughed? are the president's priorities to blame? peter johnson, jr. has some thoughts on that next. >> steve: another celebrity dropping by for breakfast. can you guess who it is? here is a clue. this bond villain is a singer who is headlined in las vegas.

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civilian care takers at walter reed medical army center. and those furloughs will be without pay. so how can such a thing happen? outside here we're joined by peter johnson, jr. >> good morning, steve. now are you? >> steve: where is the priorities? >> i'm getting sick to my stomach this morning. i stopped to smell the barbecue. what we're doing in this country is saying to about 2,000 workers at walter reed military hospital, we're going to put you on furlough. you're going to miss 11 days of taking care of our wounded warriors, and at the same time, we're going to give $70 million to the irs in bonuses. we're going to give $20 million in federal loan, student loan forgiveness to congressional employees, and then the president is going to take $100 million trip to africa. so where are the priorities? where is the thrift? where is the president leading? is leading from behind on this issue? so i was talking to our friends this morning and i asked them, i said, listen, here is the priority. number one, take care of the

wounded warriors. >> steve: absolutely. >> people's legs have been blown off, posttraumatic stress, or are we going to give $70 million to the irs, the folks that have been doing this stuff to the tea party, to the conservatives, to constitutional groups, there is something wrong. there is something sick and there is no presidential leadership on this issue. >> steve: you know what? ever since the sequester, we learned that the government's priorities are all out of whack. and this is exhibit a. >> sequester is supposed to say okay. we're going to cut here and cut here. we're going to be smart about it. is it smart to say to the veterans at walter reed and their families, give up 11 days of doctors, nurses, civilian aid, people that are cleaning bed pans, therapist, people helping our wounded warriors walk for the first time. but at the same time, let's go on a big safari to africa. let's give $70 million in irs bonuses. let's forgive student loans for

congressional employees. political clash, wounded warriors. let's start making better choices in this country. what do you guys say? [ cheering ] >> steve: well put. >> better choices. >> steve: peter johnson, jr. back in to you and brian. >> brian: coming up next, catholic priest talking on nancy pelosi this morning, taking her on, i should say. why he wants her to lose her religion. then. >> alisyn: then following her famous father's footsteps, joe torre's daughter makes a life saving catch and her dad couldn't be more proud. we'll talk to them. >> brian: first, kip moore performing. ♪

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>> steve: quick headlines. we've got incredible video out of western canada. >> there it is. >> steve: there was, you could see, an entire house going down the river crashing into that bridge. many as 100,000 people have been forced from their homes because of the flooding. check out this amazing catch by a ball boy. whoa! a chicago white sox player laced one that seemed destined for the crowd, but the ball boy made the leaping grab and crashed hard. he's the younger brother of

twins relief pitcher pat kaneshi. >> brian: and by the way, if this was a disney after school special, that would be the new third baseman. but that's not the way it works. >> alisyn: speaking of great catches, the daughter of yankee legend joe torre made a life saving catch. she was on her way to work when she saw a child danging from a building in building. when the child fell, she was there to make the grab. >> brian: joining us right now, that very same torre, along with her famous dad, joe tory, the former yankee, cardinal and met manager. welcome to both of you. thanks for coming down. joe, it's not about you. it's about your daughter. >> she has all the answers. >> steve: you talk about a catch! >> brian: bring us back to that moment that day. >> yeah. there was a boy on the fire escape, a baby, about 16 months old. and somebody had pointed out that he was up there and i'm a

montessori teacher, early educator, so it was a situation for me to act and i communicated with him, tried to make eye contact, telling him to stay and, you move. but then -- >> brian: he didn't. >> he was basically straddling the fire escape railing. so it was quite a precarious situation. >> steve: how high up? >> between the third and second floor. >> steve: 30 feet. >> he was pretty high up there. >> alisyn: you had already called 911. in fact, you had your cell phone in your hand, which makes your catch even more impresssive. as i think your dad can attest. you are coordinated. what happened when the baby fell? >> well, the baby actually fell from the railing and grabbed on which i think was quite instinctual and hung there. and then he -- then i knew he would drop because how long could he hold? and he fell and then i'm not sure where he hit, but then i

put -- i said he's falling. i think to 911 and put out my arms and i just was lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time and able to help. >> brian: help and save a 16 month old child. joe, what's your reaction? how did you find out? >> mark feinstein from the new york news sent me a text and wanted know verify something i didn't know anything about at the time. that was the interesting part. she had called her brother, michael, and by the way, michael is very offended because nobody is paying attention to him. [ laughter ] >> hi, michael. >> and then i called my son and asked if he had talked to christina and you know, told me what happened. it was incredible. i mean, i had goose bumps. i still do right now for what went on. >> brian: you got a lot of great moments in your life. this is one of the greatest moments. i know your -- to know your daughter could save someone in a clutch? >> the fact that she spahn to do well under pressure and when you

are talking about baseball is one thing, but talk about a human life it's something else. i still have trouble getting over this. >> steve: it sounds as if the parents were essentially asleep at the wheel and allowed the baby to get out on the fire escape and they're in trouble right now. >> they are. i think they need help and i think a lot of parents need help and education with safety and other things in the home. so i really advocate child safety and parent education. >> steve: you were in the right place at the right time. >> yes. >> steve: good job. >> brian: all these years, it's always been about your dad. how weird is it to be about you? >> it's overwhelming really. i'm the shy one. i'm the school teacher, month soree. i study mindfulness. i'm very peaceful. >> steve: you're the hero today. >> brian: with your bless, we hope to talk to your dad now at the all-star game. you're work for major league baseball. july 16 on fox, 84th

all-star game. is that stadium ready? >> yes. it's a great ballpark. it has some personality. mets just come off a great series in atlanta. they won the series down there. i think it's going to be exciting for this city to have an all-star game again. i know they had one a few years ago with the last year at yankee stadium. but it's going to be pretty special. >> brian: then six months later, we'll do the super bowl. >> there we go. >> steve: joe and christina torre, thank you so much for joining us live. >> thank you. >> brian: good job, dad. good managing your daughter. >> alisyn: from one amazing catch to another. take a look at this video. a young girl is alive this morning after falling five stories. >> steve: looks familiar, doesn't it? watch this. >> alisyn: oh, my gosh. >> steve: we'll tell you the story straight ahead. another celebrity dropping by for breakfast. this die hard co-star and sinatra fan got his big break starring in a film opposite old

blue eyes. >> brian: first, kip moore performing "drive me crazy." >> steve: and he does. ♪ ♪ ♪ and penalty rate? no one misses them. the citi simplicity card is the only card that never has late fees, a penalty rate, or an annual fee. ever.

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>> brian: for example,. >> alisyn: here is cirrus and his dog friend. >> brian: cooper is a collie. >> alisyn: they're at work at her husband's hangar. this comes from linda in texas. they're riding in the yellow peril. >> steve: apparently the name of the cart. nicky at the groomer says my dog nicky helping me at work. i'm a groomer. we knew that. very, very nice. keep them coming. adorable. >> steve: i think it's safe to say that "fox & friends" loves dog. >> alisyn: i thought you were going to say has gone to the dogs. >> steve: that's clear, we have. >> brian: in a moment, robert davi will be here. don't ask me how i know. >> alisyn: he's psychic. let's go out to maria molina who will tell us about the weather for the weekend. >> i want to give you the weather report in a second because i've been out here playing with anna and baxter, her dog, he's such a good dog. sit, baxter. sit. he's distracted.

the camera. sit, now he catches it. and then he drops it again for you. drop. sit. sit. yeah. good boy. here you go. [ applause ] what a great dog. beautiful. and now baxter wants his weather report. let's take a look at the weather conditions across the country that we are expecting. by the way, today, first day of summer, june 21. temperatures are going to feel very summerlike across parts of the center of the country. widespread high temperatures, into the 90s across states like texas and even into parts of kansas. temperatures across northeast today will be rising into the low 80s for new york city. the north central u.s., we're expecting severe storms. we'll keep you posted on that into the weekend. now inside. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. we have another celebrity who is coming to breakfast. did you guess who it was before brian gave a really big clue?

>> alisyn: like his name. this star was once the protege of a famous opera singer until he damaged his voice. who are we talking about? >> brian: robert davi is here! >> steve: good morning to you. >> went from dogs to robert davi. you guys picked up a story, i wrote an article that abc on-line picked up and then you guys picked it up where i called for a tax deduction up to $3,500 for people that had animals to change the culture because our pets are family, too. and i help a lot of people, grieving and everything else. so in the spirit of today's animal -- >> alisyn: you're a dog lover. >> brian: we're booking one and next year you're bringing the dog. >> from all the way in los angeles. a bulldog. >> steve: we were talking before we got started, this nsa thing, apparently they're spying on millions and millions of americans. you say this is nothing new. you've appeared before a grand jury.

the government has been wire tapping italian americans for years. >> since the '60s. the mid '60s, the rico act. >> alisyn: what was the justification for that? >> because crime. the justification was the same thing. look. >> steve: isn't that profiling? >> absolutely. italian americans have been profiled. and look, i'm sure certain things were stopped and certain things were not. but in my instance, there was a wire tapping in los angeles, it was an innocent thing, but led to the magazine article of the l.a. times saying the mob goes to hollywood. my picture being put on there because a guy from boston was starting a film finance company and it was -- it's a longer story than the segment we have, but it was so silly. but that's not -- the issue to me is look, we're in a different world. we're in a dangerous world. >> alisyn: so this is the new normal and we have to -- >> not necessarily the new normal. they've been doing it in places like man co- for years.

>> steve: but is that the price for safety? >> do you want to have -- imagine if next week five dirty bombs in five cities in america. what would we be saying? would we be saying, do what's possible. protect me. protect my kids. now there is a fine line and i read this morning there was some of the stuff that was leaked out in the guardian, i guess, the english newspaper that said more stuff. but also there was some checks and balances. but it's nonpartisan issue. that's another thing to think about. whether it's president obama or president bush or whoever is going to be the next guy, it's both sides and it's i think the world we're in is a dangerous world and i'd rather err on the side of safety, but with precautions. >> brian: right. i want to tell you about something great that you're doing on monday. >> yes. i'm doing the golf classic, the big daddy golf classic at the huiga castle. richard salgada who had a brain

surgery years ago, he's been raising money for long island jewish hospital for children's aneurysm center. and it touches about 6 million people a year. it's a great cause. they're honoring michael strahan and rickleer. >> brian: we'll see you out there. i'll go to the party at the end. >> alisyn: great to talk to you. >> thanks. >> steve: coming up, they sacrifice their time to help care for the nation's wounded soldiers. former senator elizabeth dole is live with us when we continue. >> alisyn: let's check on what's coming up this weekend with my work husband. hi, clayton. >> hi, work wife. coming up on "fox & friends" this weekend, 6:00 a.m. eastern time, she was working hard. she gave up her first job when she got pregnant with her youngest son. and now she says she regrets it. she's a stay at home mom. we'll hear from that mom this weekend. it's pretty controversial. you'll be interested to hear that. plus, the first weekend of

barbecue. you guys enjoying the barbecue out here? [ cheering ] before you head out, you'll spend all that money, we've got great grilling tips, how to save awe few bucks this weekend for your big summer kickoff at the grill. plus we'll have professional lumber jacks here. alisyn, i know you're really upset about seeing professional lumber jacks here this weekend. and we have professional jills lumber jacks and jills. they'lling grilling with us this weekend. you ready to hear more music this morning? kip moore is performing "crazy one more time." take it away, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪

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i was embarrassed to have anyone see my shingles. i'm very athletic and swim very in the cold water in the ocean. shingles forced me ouof the water. the pain level was so high, it was like fire. and i wathinking like, i wish i had tt cold water i could go in . the doctor asked me "did you have chickenpox when you were a child?" i'm very healthy and i do all the best things to keep it that way. all of a suddei got shingles.

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views. and incredible video out of china. delivery men save a girl who fell from a fifth story window. her parents left her alone, taking a nap. but she woke up and crawled out the wdow. she escaped with just minor injuries. one of the men broke his arm. let's go over to brian. >> brian: they're america's hidden heros. when our soldiers come back with war injuries, there are many ho take care of them. they rarely get recognized until now. sometimes they have to quit their jobs to support their families. joining us to explain is former u.s. senator elizabeth dole. welcome back. >> thanks so much. good to be with you. >> brian: you're looking to care for military families who who are in such need. right now you're identifying that need. >> well, yes indeed. in fact, let me give you an example. we're trying to increase the support and really to raise awareness of the problems that these families have.

military and veteran care givers who are really -- they're not known what they're dealing with. take yvonne thompson and her husband, anthony. he came back from the war with a lot of injuries, brain injuries. and he is wheelchair bound. she has to feed him, dress him, take care of all of the daily acts of living. he is noncommunicative. she says she remembers when his officer called to say there was a difficulty, he said, mrs. thompson, i have some news about your husband. and she said, that's all i could remember, just those words. and she thought, i've lost him forever. little did i know that i really had lost him forever. she keeps hoping that things are going to get better and that she'll be able to see more of him come back. but she said this may be as good as it gets. >> brian: that's horrendous. what you're saying, senator, is

the wife has to give up whatever job she has, they have to get closer to the husband to get medical care. how do you finance it? >> here is the situation with her. she gave up her high school job. she was a teacher of spanish in california, gave up that job to be home full time taking care of anthony. and we hear as many as 1.1 million care givers ran corporations have told us who are look after wounded warriors who have maybe not as serious as anthony's, but some form of difficulty, multiple wounds and injuries. >> brian: senator, what you're saying is go to elizabeth dole foundation.org. >> right. >> brian: rand corporation is doing a comprehensive study. >> the first ever comprehensive study of the needs. >> brian: now we're going to get a final -- because you guys are financing it. so go there, help out the senator. elizabeth dolefoundation.org to we can identify the problem.

>> assessments, look where the gaps are, and then an agenda for how we can bring together the nonprofits, the private sector and the government to plan a national strategy because this is a societal problem. >> brian: senator i that so much for coming by. always great to see you. >> great to see you, thank you. >> brian: coming up next, kip moore performs "hey pretty girl." let's check in with martha mccallum. >> good morning. coming up, markets get ready to open after yesterday's dive. we're going to talk you through the market open less than an hour away now. the new video evidence, the smashed cell phones and arrest warrant for aaron hernandez of the new england patriots. jim gray is here this morning. we'll see you coming up at the top of the hour on "america's newsroom." see you then years ago, my doctor told me to take a centrum silver multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news.

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join me tomorrow on "fox & friends." we have a big show for you. >> brian: kip, you were awesome. how good was this guy? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: have a great weekend, everybody, we'll see you back here monday! star aaron hernandez. the patriots player has faced a media frenzy. >> were you involved in the murder at all? what happened monday night? are you being arrested? are you being arrested? have you been asked to turn yourself in? martha: he's hounded by reporters on the ground. there were choppers in the sky flying over his car yesterdays