♪ ♪ >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. today is saturday, june 22nd. i'm alisyn camerota. we begin with a fox news alert because he leaked highly classified skeets secrecy of national security. edward snowden faces charges of espionage. will the nsa leaker be extradited to the u.s.? we have developing details straight ahead for you. >> tucker: a vicious tiger attacks a worker in indiana. update on girl's condition coming up. >> clayton: guys taking a page out of this scene. >> i don't know what to do. i don't know what to do. you can act like a man. what's the matter with you?

>> clayton: why more and more men are ditching marriage, fatherhood and even the american dream. do they need to man up? we will tell you the reason and it will surprise you. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> alisyn: good morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us bright and early. we have an incredible four hours for you. it is like a three ring circus what's going on on our plaza this morning. i know that a lot of it has to do with bacon. >> clayton: is it the first official full day of summer. it started yesterday. >> alisyn: yes. >> clayton: at some point yesterday it started. golf, get out there and play golf. >> alisyn: favorite golf swing. >> clayton: one of my

favorite golfers teach us. amy grant. >> alisyn: she is going to be playing for us. volleyball? >> clayton: i believe tucker you and i are doing a wing tasting contest? >> tucker: midtown is hot with the odors of pork right now. >> clayton: that's normal. walking around the city smells like pork. >> alisyn: summer camp for needy children, sick kids. we will tell you about that and how you can help as well. get to your news. we have a fox news alert for you. this is because late last night. federal prosecutors filed charges against the nsa leaker edward snowden. the charges include espionage. theft, and conversion of government property elizabeth plan is in washington, d.c. with the latest. hi, elizabeth. >> good morning. this is really the beginning of the process of getting edward know den back on u.s. soil to stand trial. federal prosecutors have filed a complaint. really a precursor to getting an arrest warrant against snowden.

it lists three charges thus far. the first that the government property and then two offenses under the espionage act. the first specifically giving national defense information to someone without security clearance. the second revealing classified information about communications intelligence. each of these charges carries a maximum of a 10-year prison steps. chairman of homeland security subcommittee on counter intelligence and terrorism peter king issuing a statement and it reads: i fully support the efforts of the united states government to indict and prosecute edward snowden to the fullest extent of the law. he has betrayed his country and government must demand his extradition at the earliest date. the hong kong police commissioner did hold a news conference where he tells the media the matter will be handled according to law. he also refused to answer any questions about whether snowden was in a police safe house. alli, clayton, tucker, back to you. >> alisyn: thanks so much for the update. elizabeth: meanwhile let's

talk about another big story you have been following the irs how and why they were targeting conservative groups. as you will remember, we knew that the former irrelevancy commissioner doug shulman visited the white house more than 120 times. daily caller reported 157 times. what was he doing there? this morning we have new shocking information. >> clayton: we don't know actually how many times he showed up. he said he went to some easter egg rolls at the white house. he was authorized to go to the white house maybe 157 times and again to the records, the record keeping there is terrible. the white house says we are transparent. we have -- we keep all these wonderful records yet, no one knows where they are. they can't really keep track. we don't know how many times he went. his aid may have got hundreds of more times. >> tucker: 300 times. jonathan davis described himself not as a tax expert but as a political advisor to doug shulman then head of the irs. we know he visited or was

authorized to visit over 300 times both the eisenhower executive building the white house campus and the white house itself. we have no idea what exactly he was doing there just for some context keep in mind the last four years of the bush administration the head of the irs visited the white house a total of one time. so, the president. >> alisyn: he was a slacker that one was really falling down on the job in the bush administration. >> clayton: don't know what he looks like. mystery man. >> alisyn: this begs the question. what were they doing? what were they talking about? is it as tea party groups have reason to believe they were saying who should would he be going after for a more thorough screening of the tax extempt status? >> tucker: middle of a presidential campaign. >> clayton: we do know from some of those meetings it wasn't just easter egg rolls that doug shulman was there. we know from high profile obama officials on sunday talk shows that admitted

they were actually having discussions about campaigns. they were having high level discussions in these meetings and it wasn't just easter egg roll. >> that number 310. are we sure about that they haven't kept good records. we know he signed in 85 times but authorize to go 300 times. it doesn't sound like the records are actually very specific. >> clayton: by the white house's own description. this is not an attack on the white house. thisson their description we don't know how many times. which is almost unbelievable. here is what we do know. that the rot extended throughout the irs. we know that two irs employees went to whistle -- two whistle blowers went to members of congress and said look, the irs is giving tax id numbers to people who are filing fraudulent tax claims and sending them tax refunds. >> clayton: to the tune of $46 million. these refunds have gone out to over 23,000 unauthorized aliens and especially one

atlanta address. one atlanta address 23. that's a busy house. >> alisyn: 23,000 people have dlamed one address that is a full house. >> tucker: morguetown, nowrg the irs sent tax refunds to 6400 people at a single address in morganton, north carolina. that means 38% of the residents in that town live in one building. are unbelievable. >> alisyn: suggest there is fraud that the irs is either willfully overlooking or just incompetently overlooking and that they are letting money to the tune of $46 million go out the door. >> tucker: to illegal aliens. people not authorized to work in this country. maybe authorized to be here but don't have the correct permits to work in this country and they did it knowingly according to these whistle blowers.

>> clayton: how high up has this gone? mitch mcconnell in a speech yesterday saying look i know republicans are going to be disappointed in this? is there is a smoking gun out of the white house that the white house authorized targeting of conservative groups. i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news we haven't found it if there is one. this speaks to the culture of the irs having these issues at large for democrats and targeting specific groups and representative tom price from georgia spoke about this on the irs failures and speaks about this culture problem. listen. >> right now, nobody trusts the irs to do what they are doing currently and lead alone the job that they have been assigned through the president's healthcare law to enforce that law and we don't trust them. so, we have introduced a bill say that the irs may not enforce or implement any portion of obama care. the irs is in charge of determining whether your health coverage satisfactories the government then they have got to know what your health coverage is is and all sorts of personal

things go into your health coverage and the decisions you make for yourself and for your family. do we want the irs knowing that information? i certainly don't and i don't believe the majority of americans do either. >> alisyn: let us know what you think about all of this. we will be following it all morning. let's get to your headlines. we have new information this morning. a worker at exotic cat rescue center is in critical condition after being mauled by a tiger. marissa dove was cleaning out the cage when the animal attack. her co-workers only able to free her by spraying the tiger with a hose. >> we were able to get there fairly quickly. we were able to get the tiger off of her and the tiger into a confined area where it was locked up. >> dove apparently forgot to close the gate while cleaning the cage. doctors do expect her to recover. will bedelays expected for southwest airlines after

computer glitch grounded hundreds of flights overnight. about two hours airline workers could not check in passengers, print boarding passes or monitor the weight of the plane. they are running at full capacity again. lawyers for foxnews.com reporter are asking a judge to let them see the notebook written by colorado theater shooting suspect holmes. they need to determine how significant the contents of that book are to the trial. citing confidential sources winter noted the notebook contained violent drawings of shootings. now holmes' attorneys are sources claiming she violated a gag order. well, russian president vladimir putin upping the ante on the super bowl ring he is accused of stealing. new england patriots owner robert kraft reportedly said putin took the ring during a meeting in 2005 but putin says he does not even remember of the ring or the meeting.

[ laughter ] just to rub it in. he did make craft an offer though, saying that he will pay for a big expensive ring with good metal and stone to replace it i may not be translating russian correctly. >> if you are a russian autograph i give you big ring big stone and good metal. unbelievable. >> alisyn: something lost in translation. >> probably not. he probably talks that way. >> clayton: no kind of stereotype. let's check in with rick reichmuth for the first alert forecast. >> really nice day for at lo of people. it's hot and humid. kind of summer right on cue. here are your temps. 79 degrees in kansas city this morning. we have got some rain showers. you can seat showers to the north and showers across areas of florida. this pattern that we're in is kind of stuck. where you saw the rain yesterday kind of a repeat again today. includes coastal carolinas, and here into the northern plains, heavy rainfall falling overnight. today a repeat of that and

some of it potentially severe for areas of eastern south dakota stretched all the way over throughout wisconsin and some big-time rain in a few of these thunderstorms and that means flash flooding potentially occurring across parts of minnesota especially over into wisconsin and parts of south dakota or excuse me, yeah, parts of south dakota. down towards tomorrow it just sags a little bit further towards the south. areas of kansas and nebraska. still sort of this exact same area. this pattern repeats itself and that's why the flooding concerns especially will continue over a couple of days. today's temperatures looking very warm, especially all across the plains. it's warm and humid all the way up towards indianapolis. 89 with the humidity and 106 in phoenix today. out across the eastern seaboard. looking nice today. the temps heat up tomorrow. all right, guys, back to you. >> alisyn: thanks so much, rick. >> clayton: big nfl star left the bar with three friends and came home with two. rod wheeler says there is one question police aren't asking. >> tucker: and then the personal information of

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>> alisyn: ening patriot hernandez will reportedly be arrested for obstruction of justice in connection with with a homicide investigation of a friend ottis lloyd. many questions surround the case and that is why are there so many high profile nfl players and professional athletes in trouble with the law? with us now is former washington, d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. hi, rod. >> good morning, al sib. >> alisyn: before we get to the overafterring evidence. as a police officer, if a suspect has destroyed their home surveillance system and taken a hamilton member to cell phone where do you as a police officer turn then for evidence? >> sometimes we can still retrieve that evidence whether it's video evidence and, of course, we can always get cell phone numbers from the company which the person has the cell phone account. however, a lot of times if a person is going to destroy evidence like that as we know, alisyn, it's only for one reason and one

reason only. that is so that the police can't see or use whatever evidence may be on those devices. >> alisyn: right, it sure seems suspicious. rod, you have had experience in the past working cases that involve professional athletes. on with them? is there a preponderance of professional thieves who get in trouble more than the average population? >> yes. i think it is. the reason is pretty simple here is the deal. i have investigated cases and talked to high profile athletes before. it's almost like hitting the lottery go to having $2 in your pocket alisyn to 2 million literally overnight. the problem becomes this on the football field for these athletes they have a referee blowing the whistle any time they make a foul. in the game of life they don't have that referee. they are just out there somewhat on their own with all of this money and they continue to live the lifestyle, alisyn that they had previously been living and there is nobody to blow the whistle. >> alisyn: you mean you say the lifestyle they had been

previously living. you mean some of them may have been violent or involved with drugs or involved with some sort of problem and then all of a sudden they have millions of dollars in addition to that. >> exactly. look the all of these athletes in the past including this guy hernandez. i mean, if you look at his when he was in high school, when he was in college. there is some reports that says that he was affiliated and associated with some gang activity. you know, these guys, they don't change that you know. they get rich, they get all of this money but they remain the same. >> alisyn: rod wheeler, always interesting to talk to you. thanks so much. >> thank you, alisyn. >> alisyn: all right, bet the police officer didn't see this one coming. >> right here. whoa! >> no, no. hand that to me. >> alisyn: i didn't see that coming either. what was a monkey doing in the backseat? and fair or foul? she just wanted to be one of the boys. this 12-year-old was told no way so why she got the boot the from her sixth grade football team. all business purchases.

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>> alisyn: 23 minutes past the hour. time for quick headlines. a texas town is seeking justice. west texas is suing the owner and supplier of the fertilizer plant that exploded back in april killing 15 people and destroying much of the town. officials say the owner and supplier both mishandled the chemical that caused the explosion and they should give the town money to rebuild. and facebook says it has fix bug which accidently put the contact information of 6 million users at risk. the glitch was with the dyi tool. it was providing some people with email addresses or phone numbers which were previously not accessible.

>> tucker: fox news alert. nsa whistleblower edward snowden officially charged by the u.s. for espionage, theft and conversion of government property. so what does this mean for snowden and can we anticipate his next move? he is in china at the moment apparently. joining us now is former cia operative gary. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> tucker: i'm glad the government is spying on me and everybody else in this country hard to be sympathetic to snowden because he fled to china. how much more complicated does that make this case that he is in a country that basically is our enemy? >> well, clearly, you know, the fact that he is in china was ho is our main adversary in terms of the whole issue of cyber attacks is a big problem. and it makes it a counter intelligence problem from day one. >> tucker: what does that mean a counter intelligence problem the fear -- >> -- we have to assume that the chinese have possible control over him,

access to him, access to information, other information he may have downloaded. i mean, it came at a time when we were accusing china of hacking into the u.s. this is a propaganda bananza. i do not suspect the chinese will be turning him over any time soon. they will determine the pace of this crisis and also, i mean, he knows enough about the system to try to go off the grid. i don't think is he going to try to fly out of there on a commercial airline. if he wants to leave, he will lose on a chinese junk. >> tucker: does the u.s. government need to spy on all 300 million americans in order to keep the country safe? >> well, look,s you know as a senior ops guy in the counter terrorism center, nsa's information is useful at times. when they did that presentation they really did change the narrative. they made it look like they were the originators of all the information that stopped 50 attacks. well, we don't know at what point did they come in. were some of those separations discovered by human intelligence and they added on? they did a great job of

sort of overplaying the useful -- nsa's information is useful and is important. it's not the end all, be all. if it was only 50 attacks that they stopped over a decade. that was not that many. that was a week's worth of activity in baghdad during the war. >> tucker: in afghanistan, there is at least one american being held, an army sergeant beau berg bergdahl who has been held since 2009. prisoner exchange five senior guantanamo bay. here is what herald suggested we ought to do yesterday. listen to this. >> israelis traditionally have traded 400 palestinian prisoners for one israeli pow. i similarly, this is the only prisoner of war. beau bergdahl from idaho.

let's get him home. they have been held since 2001. i would definitely make the deal. >> tucker: what's your response to that? >> well, first off, i was involved in the very beginning when many of these individuals were captured. these are the worst among the worst in terms of the taliban. several of them are senior taliban intelligence officials. these gentlemen will return to the battlefield. they will return to the fight. they will direct operations that will kill americans. we, of course, have a responsibility to try to save every single american, you know, beau bergdahl is one of our guys. there is real serious questions about what happened when he was captured. he made claims, you know, under the control of the taliban that he was lost on a patrol. that is not, i believe what occurred. he may have walked off of his post with some afghans and kidnapped. as an american, we have a responsibility to do everything we can to bring him back, releasing those five would be -- would create more death on the american side. the taliban have got to

stop fighting. and the qatarrys who have tried to help negotiate that's a good thing. we need to talk to the taliban. we need they need to stop fighting. >> tucker: these five are still dangerous. >> they are very dangerous. >> tucker: excellent. thanks. well, american men taking a page out of this scene. >> i don't know what to do. i don't know what to do. >> you can act like a man. what's the matter with you? >> tucker: but in real life, nobody is there to slap them. why more and more men are ditching marriage, fatherhood, even the american dream. the reason will surprise you and perhaps make you nauseous. plus, wake up and smell the bacon. we are cooking up amazing dishes right here in midtown, manhattan coming up after the break. ♪ the great outdoors...

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with delicious pringles stix. ♪ ♪ everything pops with pringles stix. [ crunch ] >> steve: take your dog to work day. >> alisyn: take your dog to work day not your bear to work day. what is this, brian? >> brian: my family burmese mountain dog goes by the name of duke.

>> alisyn: do you think he will sit there three hours? i think he wants to go home, steve. >> brian: bird dog to the bottom right there. that's baxter. and then the upper right? >> steve: that of course is remington, also known as remi belonging to jen cunningham, one of our big shot producers. >> brian: the dog is a little bit hyper today. >> alisyn: duke is having gas astro intestinal issues. >> steve: how much does that dog way? >> brian: if you remember the first time you were on television you were probably gassy. >> alisyn: so glad to do smello-vision at home. >> clayton: i can see that being brian's dog. couldn't you? take your dog to work. >> tucker: this is why we are better than the terrorists. i'm serious. we love dogs and they don't. >> alisyn: you are right. you guys loved it yesterday so much that it was take your dog to work day that you sent in your photos. here are a few.

including a former u.s. general. >> clayton: look at general tommy franks sending this photo of his cat on his desk. i don't know what's more interesting there the cat or that messy desk? >> tucker: is that a-posthumous photo? >> alisyn: this is adorable bijou. >> clayton: that's not the dog's name. >> alisyn: that's its name? >> tucker: cubic call with owner cheryl. 2-year-old chocolate lab. stephan colby was nervous on first day of work hiding under the desk. can i imagine that there is pepper. 1 and a half-year-old akit that, golden retriever mix. tough dogs. >> alisyn: using the computer. smart. >> tucker: they will eat you. >> clayton: let's talk about this. interesting book has come

out by a doctor. basically she is arguing that men are now giving up marriage, they are boycotting marriage. they are boycotting the american dream. they are stepping away from fatherhood because basically women -- it's women -- it's your fault, alli. >> alisyn: men on strike. and here is the author's quote. the new world order is a place where men are discriminated against. forced into a hostile environment in school and later in college and held in contempt by society. maybe there is no insensitive to grow up anymore. it used to be that being a grown up responsible man was rewarded with respect, power and deference. now not so much. >> tucker: every word of that is true. who cares? if you are a man, stop whining and reclaim your birth right which is mass could you lint. mass could you lint and male power derived from responsibility. you don't embrace responsibility, you have no power. you either spend your time

with online porn and video games you are a child, you are a loser. you not a man to. whine about it is crazy. >> clayton: to say it's a woman's fault? it's a man's responsibility to man up. my wife had never seen the godfather. we watched this last night. this scene stuck out to me as story. man we need to man up. watch. >> father, i don't know what to do, i don't know what to do. act like a man. what's the matter with you? is this turn out -- cries like a woman? [crying] >> what can i do? what can i do? >> alisyn: that's what i am going to do to you next time you are whining about something is slap you across the face. is this true? do you see a lot of men who are abbey indicating?

>> tucker: look at the numbers and marriage rate. that is a flight from responsibility. they get everything they want without getting married. they never have to fully embrace responsibility for other people. until do you that, you are not a man but a child. >> clayton: haven't we seen statistic recently men are coming to the table and taking responsibility since the 1960's taking on more chores and responsibilities. >> alisyn: it depends upon what demographic you are talking about. >> tucker: that's the problem. >> clayton: this article in this bookenned s. saying that educated males are taking on more responsibility. >> tucker: changing diapers is not the same as getting the hell out of bed and getting to work and supporting your family. i know that's not considered valuable and we are all excited because women make more than men. i'm just saying men have a responsibility to work and provide for the people they love. >> alisyn: here is one point that dr. helen schmidt thought resonated. men used to be king of the castle and now they are some schlub carrying around

a floured diaper bag. >> clayton: not flowered. black. very stylish. very masculine. >> tucker: i don't think women like that actually. is that appealing for women? >> alisyn: when your husband is carrying around a floured diaper bag. always amused me. >> tucker: i don't think they like it. they want you to be a man. >> clayton: is it more attractive for a wife to think my man has gone off to work and out there hunting the deer and bringing home the food and all of that or more attractive that he is the one changing the diapers? >> alisyn: i actually want both. that's the answer. let us what you think about men's roles in society right now. get to our headlines. a special tribute is planned today at cecilian film festival where james gandolfini was set to receive an award. he died suddenly of a heart attack in rome where he was vacationing with his son before the weekend event. meanwhile we have learned

that gandolfini's body hopes to have his body back in the u.s. by the middle of next week with plans for a public funeral saturday in either new york city or new jersey. new jersey governor chris christie has always all right derderian flags flob at half-staff monday in memory of the actor. she has looks to kill but a massachusetts man is accused of threatening to murder supermodel miranda kerr. the suspect reportedly called police to tell them about his plot to fly to california next month to shoot and kill the 30-year-old. he calls his quote soul mate. the man has been committed for a psychiatric evaluation. 12-year-old devastated after she was kicked off her school football team just because she is girl. she was just starting left defensive tackle for sixth grade team. she walls excited to play again next year until the strong roth christian school ceo gave her the boot. newamong the reasons they did not want the boys to be distracted. they were a private school

and they could do what they wanted. >> slowly starting to hit me that i'm not going to be able to have that fun anymore. so i was just hurt. it's not just for me. it's also for any female through any sport that wants to be able to play. >> alisyn: the school has not commented on the decision. a facebook page was to help start get her back on the team. look at this story, cop faced unexpected monkey business on a traffic stop. >> will you sign right here? >> whoa. >> no, no. >> alisyn: officer keith moore was writing a ticket and as he handed a pen to the driver, a monkey lunged from the backseat and bit his hand. the incident captured on the police officer's sun glass camera. along with his boss' reaction. >> this morningy attacked me. he has a honky and it attacked my hand. >> not a lot of sympathy there. turns out the monkey regularly performs at fairs

and carnivals and her owner says she normally behaves herself. >> clayton: speaks how brave our police officers are. they never know what they are going to have tray traffic stop. >> i thought he was wearing google glasses. that's going to be the next phase. check in with rick reichmuth. is he outside not even touching the weather because bacon made its appearance. >> rick: are you kidding me? bacon out here. unique bacon dishes be sure to get your day started right. all feerlted at i venture.com second annual bacon bash here in new york. what can be better than a bacon bash. with us is the executive chef here in new york. bacon at 6:30 in the morning. >> bacon all the time, actually. >> rick: that's what we think of bacon nowadays. >> rick: what are you going to do with bacon and bris kit. >> bacon on brisket better. it's 16 hours smoked

brisket and wrap that up in bacon and dip it in spices. do one real quick? >> rick: sure. >> take a piece of brisket. if you cook your own brisket and smoke it thatelf if you are that adventurous. roll it up like this and take a pick like this and then this is a mixture of black pepper, sugar, and a little bit of spices. you just dip it like this. >> rick: awesome. and it turns into this. >> turns into that and they go into a bacon ranch. so there is roasted corn. we make a version of it at the restaurant. and then we basically have a mixture of a m mayo, agave i have.

it turns into amazing corn. taste it right from there. how about that? hold on. and then we make a mexican cocktail at the restaurant which we have made even better by adding bacon and what we do is take some bacon and then we break it up into the glass. >> here is the deal we have to run. all of these recipes we have put on foxandfriends.com. this right here -- go to the web site and get that recipe. thanks sasha. guys, send it back to you? >> alisyn: i see, rick got out of that really fast so he could start eating. >> clayton: what you are watching is man in his natural state. >> tucker: next on the rundown, a medical miracle allows a boy to hear his father for the first time. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> unbelievable. how is this possible? we will take a look right after the break. i go ahead of you?

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unbelievable. how is this done? joining us now is dr. natalie. a physician at nyu. the medical center there. doctor, i mean, that's of course a touching piece of video. but it also raises questions. can deafness be cured? >> this is a procedure that's new for children. this brainstem auditory implant which is what it is called has been around for a number of decades. the typical spror something called cochlear implant. >> that didn't work for this little boy. >> exactly they did that what he is missing is actually something called the cochlear nerve, the auditory nerve which is transmitting a signal from the inner ear to the part of the brain called the brainstem that's responsible for the motor and sensory innervation of the face and neck. so they tried the cochlear implant on him to see if that would work and it didn't. what they have done is surgically implant electrodes into the brainstem and then they place an external like speech processor on the skin. and that transmits these sound waves that breaks them up into little

frequencies, submits it to these electrodes in the brainstem and that's how he is actually hearing sounds for the first time. >> alisyn: i believe he was the first child to have this surgery done. >> he was, yes. there was a trial at unc. >> alisyn: is he the first child because it's been risky to do for kids. >> it's risky because it's brain surgery. real surgical procedure. cochlear implant much less invasive. this requires real surgery in the brainstem which is incredibly important part of the brain. all the cranial nerves in the brainstem are. >> tucker: in this mean any form of deafness can can be cured. >> they don't think this particular procedure can result in grown ups and adults in as much hearing. what they're hoping for because is he so young that his brain is still what we call plastic and can actually relearn language. so i think it's a much more promising procedure for these young kids who are born without an auditory nerve. quite remarkable. >> alisyn: it is remarkable. >> it will require a lot of work on his part and the

family. the parents are amazing. they adopted him knowing that he had this deficit. >> tucker: so cool. >> alisyn: dr. natalie thanks for coming. >> in thank you for having me. a pleasure to be here. >> alisyn: we are going to have that little boy and his family live with us "fox & friends" 9:20 eastern this morning. stick around for that. >> tucker: next on the rundown. justin bieber following in the footsteps of lindsay lohan. why some say he could be headed to rehab or bie-hab. he used to make it look easy. next guest says he is not in a good mental place. golfing legend nic faldo here live. is he working on clayton's golf game. he has his work cut out for him this morning. the verizon share everything plan for small business lets you connect up to 25 devices on one easy to manage plan.

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talked contract and you have thoughts on that. >> there is a big difference between tournaments and trying to win majors. that's what tiger has been all about winning the mainlies. the way he did it in the past was incredible. outstanding, unbelievable, wasn't it. and then all the stud sudden he put himself into contention and he just changed gears and now 8 years. forward gears. put it into 8 and cruise in. not crews in. he would win. now stuck in 6 and all of a sudden win has become difficult. finishing off a tournament. you get yourself in position and in the past, you know, like many -- like lebron, guys can make it happen when they need to make it happen. >> clayton: when you are stepping up to putt, his mind is somewhere else.

>> well, i think you go all the way back to we all know what happens where he was three or four years ago now professional has to have utmost. practice approach. golf course and work all day and no distractions. you can imagine with cell phones. all over. you want some time. you have got to have the ability to completely switch off and be engrossed in it that's been damaged over the last few years. >> clayton: relaxing. >> we the ambassador. >> official whiskey of our open championship in scotland. this is fine stuff. i did a bit of tasting earlier in the week and i actually learned how to -- you take a sip. take a sip, enjoy that add the tiniest splashes of water. >> clayton: helps your golf game. >> helps your putting. get one of these putters, that will help you as well.

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the nsa whistleblower is charged with espionage. will edward snowden be forced back to the u.s. to face trial? we have the details and a live report from washington. >> tucker: and then a tiger attacks a 21-year-old in indiana. holding its head in its mouth until co-workers came to the rescue with garden hose. update on that girl's condition straight ahead. >> clayton: watch this from ball boy to the talk of the town. the amazing catch getting him national attention it. watch this. watch this. oh. the man who has now taken center field will join us live to talk about that amazing catch. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now.

♪ one fine day ♪ we'll meet once more. >> tucker: so what's happening out on the plaza outside the fox news hq here in midtown? what's not happening? >> alisyn: that is the better question, tucker. we have just determined that midtown, manhattan is not big enough for our "fox & friends" show this morning. we have a summer camp that will be executing out there on the plaza with aim sorts of things -- deserving kids, needy kids, kids who are sick and we will tell you how you can help. >> clayton: amy grant is going to be here singing for us as well. bacon day on the plaza. we will be cooking out bacon out there. it's also wing -- we are doing wings. >> alisyn: not just any wings. >> tucker: wings that are so hot we are signing a

waiver. >> tucker: go on the record and say. this i did it last year and ruined my whole weekend. i will not be touching that wing this year. >> tucker: is that true? >> clayton: your weekend will be ruined new do this. maybe some video or photos of last year wing. insanity wing challenge. this one ring can you smell it from like a block await a minute. >> alisyn: it lingered with you all weekend. >> tucker: i'm not afraid. i'm going to man up and eat that wing. >> clayton: all right. he is going to sign a waiver. we will see if this works. >> alisyn: i'm afraid. >> clayton: more on that coming up. plus we will start this hour with a fox news alert because late last night federal prosecutors filing charges, including espionage against nsa leaker. >> after federal prosecutors filed complaint first step getting arrest warrant against edward

snowden. clear it will be hong kong's chief executive if he chooses to order the arrest. holding a news conference telling the media the matter will be handled according to law. he also refused to answer any questions about snowden's possible whereabouts and whether the police, if at all, know where he is it is is really the beginning of a very long legal process of getting snowden first in court and then eventually back on u.s. soil. his three charges thus far include theft of government property and two offenses under the espionage act. each of these charges carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. chairman of the homeland security subcommittee on counter intelligence and terrorism peter king issuing a statement and it reads: i fully support the efforts of the united states government to indict and prosecute edward snowden to the fullest extent of the law. he has betrayed his country and the government must demand his extradition at the earliest date. this as snowden released

new round of leaks yesterday reportedly revealing information about the steps the nsa takes to collect data for top secret surveillance programs. alli, clayton, tucker. back to you. >> alisyn: thanks for that update. let's talk about edward snowden now. it's obviously complicated that is he in hong kong. extradition from hong kong is unclear how that would work given that china obviously oversees part of that. >> clayton: china not exactly our ally in combating cyber crimes and cyber terrorism. much was made of president obama's recent discussions of high level chinese officials and why more wasn't discussed about why we need to stop all sorts of cyber crimes that are coming from china. we need more of that. and obviously they are quite an adversary. who to think they are probably not in cahoots in some capacity. we had gary berntsen on the show this morning. former cia operative. we don't know what china knows. he could be feeding them information. listen. >> the fact that he is in china, our main adversary

in terms of the whole issue of cyber attacks is a big problem. and it makes it a counter intelligence problem from day one. we have to assume that the chinese have possible control over him, access to him, access to information, other information he may have downloaded. i mean it, came at a time when we were accusing china of hacking into the u.s. this is a propaganda bananza. i do not suspect the chinese will be turning him over any time soon. they will determine the pace of this crisis and also he knows enough about the system to try to go off the grid. >> tucker: this is a disaster for u.s. national security. it doesn't need to be this way. snowden as profound as is he provided public service. i have a right to know if the u.s. government is capturing my emails and google searches and phone calls. i'm happy i know that. >> alisyn: how he handled it. >> tucker: i'm appalled by how he handled it it as

much as i appreciate knowing the outline. if he had stood his ground as a man and american and said i think america has a right to know the programs. not details to jeopardize national security. just the fact that the the administration is spying on you. i'm going to stand here and take the consequences as american. he would be seen as a hero instead of running off to communist china. >> tucker: doing internet chat discussions to have discussions about that talking about man up on the show today. doesn't seem like the manly thing to have done. >> alisyn: other whistle blowers have handled it differently. whistle blowers coming out in various scandals lately and even in the past about surveillance and they have handled it differently and it is curious why he chose hong kong and what that means about china's involvement. >> tucker: is he naive. he clearly meant that hong kong is completely different from mainland, china, of course under the control of mainland, china. it's part of mainland,

china. >> alisyn: we do have other headlines making news. worker at exotic cat rescue center in indiana is expected to survive after being mauled by a tiger. marissa dove was cleaning out a cage when the big cat attacked. her co-workers rushed to her rescue and sprayed the tiger with a hose to try to get it stopped. >> we were able to get there fairly quickly. we were able to get the tying earl off of her and the tiger into a confined area where it was locked up. >> alisyn: dove apparently forgot to close the gate while cleaning the cage. she had cuts and bruises and at last check in critical condition. >> in the wake of aaron hernandez legal trucks one of his sponsors is jumping ship. muscle milk says it is dropping the patriot's tight end immediately. no word on how much that deal was worth. rod wheeler shed some light

on troubled nfl players earlier on "fox & friends." the problem becomes. this on the football field for these least they have a referee blowing a whistle when there is a foul in the game of life they don't have a referee. >> alisyn: district attorney's office has not said whether weather hernandez will face charges in the death of his friend found near his home other than obstruction of justice so far. exciting news for sarah. the 10-year-old is awake and attempting to write out words on a white board. she is still intubated after ongoing lung transplant on june 12th. sarah suffers from severe cystic fibrosis and fought and one won to get on the adult transplant list to get that lung that saved her life. can you give us a bieber alert, please? >> clayton: sure when you have bieber news, come to

me. is justin bieber following in local footsteps ♪ if i was your boyfriend ♪ never let you go ♪ keep you on my arm girl. >> clayton: rumors are swirling. concerned about his out-of-control partying, smoking and drinking. however, bieber's manager took to twitter and denied the reports. >> alisyn: i'm more concerned about his falling pants. you have seen the pictures? >> tucker: weird child star has rocky personal life? we are plowing new ground here. >> clayton: let's check. >> rick: 16-year-old give him all the money in the world and have all the people put their attention on him and he will party like crazy. >> clayton: we had him floating around in the studio. entourage 50 people. and christie come through like one guy. >> rick: that says a lot. >> clayton: christie is his

own security. >> rick: here is the satellite radar right now. over the last 12 hours, rain showers in florida across coastal. this will continue. same stalled out front will be there. same story goes across the northern plains. a front stalled out here and each day we have got showers and thunderstorms that are firing. some of them severe but it's bringing a lot of very heavy rain. today and tomorrow, kind of a repeat of this. and there is just one area here across parts of south dakota in throughout minnesota. some areas are probably going to see over four inches of rain. because of that we will be watching for flash flooding today across the southern minnesota area. maybe across parts of wisconsin and back towards south dakota and northern iowa as well. but anywhere you see this yellow, a threat for severe weather today. mostly some strong hail or some large hail and some strong winds but we could see a tornado or two again as well. tomorrow, same story. almost the exact same spot. in fact a little farther towards the south throughout sunday afternoon. temperaturewise, it's just

warm and humid all here across the plains. you have got to go now across the far northern plains to get any cool temps. it's summer officially as of yesterday, guys. >> alisyn: we love it. >> alisyn: coming up on the show. you think our borders are secure. watch this? >> like 60 some? >> pulling a lot in lately, 60 plus. >> yeah. >> in one group? >> yeah. it's plenty busy. >> clayton: our next guest went straight to the border and what he found will shock you. >> tucker: eating wings so hot we need to say a prayer and sign a waiver. that's coming up ♪ this girl is on fire! ♪

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plenty busy. >> tucker: joining us now is the director of they come to america ii. thank you for joining us. the bill is consuming washington now. the point is to authorize people here illegally. before that happens republicans are saying we have to have border security. how far are we from achieving border security right now? >> if you read the bill, it's all the same. paragraph one is very strong. and that's what the gang of 8 gives you on television when you read paragraph 2. why the sudden why are we even writing paragraph 1? the measures that are in place really aren't serious measures. if i were the president of the united states, based on what i have seen coming through the border, and i

have given you some proof before we came on, right? i would have the national guard down there tomorrow. you just did a whole segment about how it is that the chinese nationals are tapping into our computer systems every single day. >> yes. >> right? i just showed you. chinese passports being found in the desert in texas. i have showed you the chinese signs before. these people are infiltrating the country now. >> tucker: through the southern border and through visas. we are having amendments put up that says over a 10 year plan. we don't have 10 years. we can't afford another 9/11 or another cyber 9/11. let me tell what you a cyber 9/11 looks like. it makes 9/11 look like a day at disney land. i saw 9/11, tucker. okay? it's scary. the chinese have the ability to come in and shut

down our air traffic control system. they could shut down all the east coast. do you know what it would be like if this country went through something like that and the chinese holds it ransom over us? if we really cared about that sort of thing happening, we would put more energy in getting that border closed up, but we are in a period of time right now where the president of the united states and members of congress care more about the welfare of illegal immigrants than they do the american citizens. >> tucker: i buy that but couldn't the chinese shut down or any foreign actor shut down say the air traffic control system or banking system from their homes across the ocean? they don't need to come here to do that, do they. >> we have had situations where chinese national have gone to work for american companies, stolen data and given it back to the chinese. listen, if you want to make an attack, you do it here and you can do it from there. in my film, you know, i show you the visuals that you need, that america

needs to see he that what the gang of 8 and president obama is saying is just a bunch of bologna. >> tucker: the current suggestion. i want to get your quick reaction to this. the current suggestion is we are going to spend 30 billion over 10 years to deploy another 40,000 border patrol agents to our southern border. is that adequate? >> listen, you could take 1 billion, 100 billion, 7 trillion, there is no will to stop these people. money is not going to stop anything. okay? there needs to be a will. and for some reason this administration has no will to stop people coming in through our border and through our visa system. this new amendment that just came up, i haven't read the whole thing, but it allows you to oversay your visa with no problems whatsoever. just stay, keep on breaking the law, you are going to stay on your pathway to citizenship. this legislation is the worst document in my lifetime ever presented. if this passes, i promise you, tucker, you will have

me back here talking about how it is that we are going to actually save america. because it will fundamentally change everything. we are going to have more people on the unemployment line than anybody is talking about. we're going to have a one party system. you can't fly without two wings. >> tucker: that is true. >> it's not what do you do with 11 million beam. it's what do you do with 30 million people. come to america.com and order the dvd. i send four free ones and send them out and funding me. i'm funded by the american people. i want to say thank you. >> tucker: thank you, dennis. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: up next on the rundown. remember this guy? he told his students to stomp on jesus. it turns out he is back on the job. then it's a zombie invasion. ♪ how do we know they are coming? >> they are coming. ready? >> tucker: is world war z worth all the buzz? fresh from the premier. he joins us next.

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>> alisyn: time for news by the numbers. first, 64. that's how many southwest airlines flights were cancelled overnight because of a computer rich in. the system is back -- computer glitch. some delays are still expected. next 48 trillion-dollar, that's how much the government is spending on energy tax subsidies. some find these policies are doing very little to stop greenhouse gases. finally $100,000 that's how much alcohol miami nightclub serves to keep players on the house. the owner of story nightclub says it was his way of thanking the team for bringing another championship to south

beach. >> clayton: in miami that's just one bottle. it's one of the most highly anticipated heart pounding films of the summer. no doubt you have seen the trailers. after the film's opening last night does world war z the new zombie flick live up to the buzz it has created? >> tucker: we have the answer. because join us now is michael samara who has actually seen the film unlike most people. >> i have. i'm exhausted. it was so intense. i was on the edge of my seat the expire time from start to finish. i'm not a zombie guy. i don't like gore. >> tucker: i'm glad you are not a zombie guy. >> alisyn: this is a zombie guy right here. >> i'm in to gore and violence. this was great. i'm on the edge of my seats and some moments at the edge of the other person's seat. world premier red carpet inn times square. caught up with mark

forrester and brad pitt and asked them what they were hoping to accomplish. >> i wanted to create a movie like on the edge of your seat from beginning to end because the film which lives intensity. intensity is tricky. to keep it going was always my physician -- vision i had for it. i think it works. >> we wanted to to do summer film. we are proud of this one. it starts like any other day and families minding their business and suddenly cuts loose. everything goes upside down and we don't stop running for our lives until the end. >> interesting. we had kevin mccarthy movie critic on. he said he was disappointed by the kevin government i guess you don't go to this show for character. >> it's a zombie movie for god's sake there was concern because they had to go back and reshoot the last 40 minutes and the budget swelled to $250 million. as of yesterday it pulled in $20 million and

estimated to come in 50 by monday. over performing. >> tucker: zombies weren't over dimensional? >> they were a little shallow. >> clayton: we do fox fan night. go out to the a baseball game and meet a the love the fans from fox news channel and that's going on right now? >> if you email us at fox fan weekend at foxnews.com. chance to get tickets. fox fan night is now two days this year saturday july 13th and sunday july 14th. moving uptown from city field this year to yankee stadium. it should be a good time. the party at 12:00. the game starts at 1:00. hopefully you will be able to come out. >> what email address. >> fox fan weekend at foxnews.com. >> alisyn: always a really fun event. we have been many times. it's great. we love seeing all the fans. all you guys come to new york. some people make pilgrimages to come to fox fan night. >> this will be a first. >> clayton: michael, thank

you so much. >> thank you. >> clayton: coming up here on the show he ordered a tie but got the social security numbers and tax forms of nearly two dozen employees instead. how in the world did that happen? we'll point out. >> the test eating wings so hot we need to say a prayer and sign a waiver coming up. ♪ ♪ momma told me not to waste my life ♪ spread your wings my little butterfly ♪ don't let what they say keep you up at night. nature's true celebrities

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take us back when this god personal for you. >> i had. >> anna: recidivism in 2008. >> alisyn: brain aneurysm? >> brain aneurysm. went to the hospital in long island they saved my life. i decided it was time to give back. i'm very fortunate hot people that i associate with, work with. and i figure i ask all my friends and come on, let's raise money, you know. just want to improve the things at the hospital it got so good i decided to add something else to it raising money for long island's children's museum. between both of them we are helping kids. >> alisyn: that's great. what's happening monday. >> monday we will honor michael strahan and we are honoring rx ceo eckler, a big provider, endorser of the long island children's museum. and i have got celebrities like jay glasure, adam shepler, fox's own bill hemmer will be there.

>> alisyn: what? >> i got to have my guy hemmer there. nikki barber. actor robert darby. and brooklyn mets coach jason kidd will be there as well. >> clayton: more information on that, web site. go and crash it right now. >> absolutely. big daddy www.big daddy golf classic.com. >> clayton: check it out for more information. >> tucker: bill hemmer in attendance. >> you two. >> alisyn: don't see him every day. come on over for the wing challenge. >> let's go. >> clayton: alli, do the headlines. >> alisyn: i will get a cold compress ready. >> clayton: i will be over here. >> alisyn: there they go. this is the last time we will see them looking quite so healthy. there we go. all right, guys, going to take it it away and do some headlines right now and then we will check out the wing eating contest. here we go. a special tribute today at

a cecilian film festival james gandolfini set to receive an award. the 51-year-old soprano star died wednesday in rome where he was investigationing with his son before the event. meanwhile we have learned the gandolfini's family hopes to have his body back in the u.s. next week. with plans of a public funeral on saturday in either new york city or his home state of new jersey. new jersey governor chris christie has also ordered flags to be flown at half-staff monday in memory of the fine actor. the florida professor who sparked controversy when he told his students to write jesus on a piece of paper and stomp on it is back on the job. but dean driveway pool will only team online -- check out the video last night of a super moon. largest full moan of the year.

moon was 12% closer to earth now than it was a few months ago. if you missed it last night? no worries. you will be able to seat super moon at its fullest 7:00 a.m. eastern time. it was quite a site, rick. i hope you caught it? was great. >> i saw it last night. i can't wait for it tonight to see it again when it is full moon. such a cool thing. i love it it talk about the weather. this is out of my hometown. you know i'm from press scott, arizona, there is a big fire going on. it's called the dosey fire. burned 6300 acres. granite mountain six miles outside of the town. but certainly very scary, a number of communities have had to be evacuated. about 10% contained right now. a beautiful land and a lot of people very very sad to see this fire going on right now. go over to the weather maps and we will show you what's going on. we are going to continue to see very warm temperatures. the winds around 15 miles per hour. they have got it 10% contained which is good news.

about 6300 acres have been burned so far. conditions are going to get warmer this week. i have got to tell you also temps are going to be climbing by the end of the week into the upper 90's. the heat is on. today across the northeast though, a pretty nice day. kind of similar to what you saw yesterday. 80's for almost everybody. a little more sticky than it was yesterday and tomorrow. even a little more sticky and warmer. warming trend on the way. down to the southeast we will still see some showers across areas of florida and in towards the carolinas. temps into the 90's across much of oklahoma and texas. in towards the northern plains we're just talking about those storms that are going to be pretty severe throughout the afternoon and some more showers and thunderstorms as well. out across the west is just nice. there is a party going on around here. there is a lot of people around for some reason. >> there is a party on the plaza, rick? >> first really full day of summer now. sound the alarm we are about to test our taste buds with flaming hot

wings. >> alisyn: these just aren't any wings. east coast wings and grill insanity challenge. before we take a bite of this we have to sign a waiver. go ahead, tucker. >> the waiver suggests that dependents, heirs or family members these wings are so hot they could cause tissue damage. executive chef stephan hutchen. >> nice to see you guys. >> great to be here. >> is the last time on the show you have had some pretty incredible growth. big daddy is going to be trying wicks too if you don't mind. >> fantastic. we have plenty. >> clayton: this is a great american success story. how much you have guys grown. >> we have grown 125% since last time we have been on the show. actually have 24 locations open. nine states by the end of the year with 30 locations. we are family friendly. we took 90% plus of our food scratch fresh every

day. >> clayton: make head lines for the insanity wing. what's in the wing that we'll be eating. >> i will bring in the chef right now. >> i will tell i have never tried the insanity wing. >> tucker: are you serious? >> alisyn: you have to say that your heirs and dependents also hold you harmless for any damage that's about to happen. >> absolutely. >> tucker: you have never tried one. >> i never will. >> i have had about 30 of them. >> you have? >> i have. a blend of proprietary extracts and sauces. we have cayenne pepper, of course, goats pepper. >> do you remember last year? i tried this thing and it kind of ruined my weekend. here we have some video of me trying this last year. take a look at this. [ laughter ] i think i ran away. david -- i was panicking.

barely. tucker? explain tissue damage part. that's the thing i'm most concerned about. >> don't get it on your lips, get it in your mouth. don't go slowly. >> rick: where there s. there a glass of something to drink afterwards. >> i have this for you. >> ready for insanity challenge? i'm just going to lick it. >> no bite into it man. >> eat it fast. >> feel the pain. that's it it woo! >> i'm all right so far. >> about 15 seconds. can i have a frozen drink? >> somebody get some water or something for me. >> clayton: water will make it worse, right you? need some milk. >> the sweet and sour ones? >> is it okay now? >> you have the hiccups. are you okay? why are you sweating? >> i feel fine. >> what's happening here? take a bite of this feel

fine. >> a little intense, actually. i'm not going to reveal that on the air under any circumstances. >> are you okay? >> i have the hiccups. executive decision. >> are you okay? >> kill the commercial break to see if rick passes away we have a big nfl star left at bar as you know three friends one of whom was killed later that night. now the patriot's player accused of destroying evidence. is prison time in his future? arthur and jonna are here next for the debate. >> clayton: let's get arthur a wing. ball boy from talk of the town that amazing catch getting him national attention. the man has now taken center stage. the guy who caught this ball is joining us live. first, here is a look of what is coming up on tonight. >> this weekend watch an all new red eye at a special time. >> i can be with anyone this weekend but i'm choosing you, america. >> anything can happen

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no word on how much he got away with nobody inside the bank was hurt. and abercrombie and fitch learning the hard way don't mess with taylor swift's fans. the clothing maker is taking heat over this t-shirt that says quote more boyfriends than ts referring excuse me to swift's dating history. angry fans called the company and posted angry messages online ordering them to pull the shirts from shelves. >> alisyn: i think tucker is about to faint. >> he might need a lawyer. >> alisyn: might need a lawyer like this guy. could be double trouble for aaron hernandez. is he expected to be issued arrest warrant for obstruction of justice linked to the murder of his friend. plus, he is also facing a lawsuit for another shooting. what does this mean for the patriot's player? joining us now is defense attorney jonna spilbore and arthur aidala.

as a defense attorney how do you begin to explain to a judge or the court that the home surveillance system of the defendant was destroyed and his cell phone was smashed with a hammer or something? >> that's going to be something tough to get around that's the basis of the obstruction of justice charge. he clearly impeded an investigation. he is not going to be able to say i didn't know there was an investigation because in this age, he left a digital bread crumbs that he was with the guy who was eventually found dead hours before he was found dead and then all of a sudden not only is he destroying his phone, his cameras. he is calling in a clean crew out of the blew to do wash. >> i think the question was how do you defend the guy not throw the guy under the bus. >> really impossible. that's your job. >> digital bread crumbs. that's new. there is no evidence, zero evidence that he called the cleaning crew, that he destroyed evidence. >> it's his house. >> okay. it's his house. did you see the size of the

house? it's like bigger than the munster's house. >> like your house. >> have these hanger oners is it in the realm of possibility that one of his buddies whacked somebody and then is covering up his own tracks at his friend's house? would that be so unbelievable? >> that's how you go about defending this guy just by suggesting maybe there is somebody else. >> the way you defend the guy the way his attorneys are defending him shut up issue a nice statement. a search warrant, we are not saying anything until it's all over that's the way you defend. >> is it possible that someone has destroyed enough evidence that there never would be a murder charge just obstruction of justice. >> that depends on what they pull out of the body. for example, since this guy decided to shoot his other friend in the eye not that long agricultural al different lawsuit. >> different lawsuit. but is there a connection between the weapon that was used to kill the person that was found in the parking lot or and hernandez or is it a totally different gun? if they can connect those dots there is going to be a

bigger problem. >> also rent a car in the middle of all of this. missing a piece. look looing for a piece of the side view mirror. that thing is going to be gone over csi and all those shows. >> what were you cleaning up? they probably already have talked to the cleaning company. >> but, in your experience, or this guy hernandez? >> well, first of all, he shuts up is what he does. >> even pumping gas he didn't talk. >> he is going to shut up. if he knows anything and hopefully he actually did not commit a murder. if he knows anything about it, his attorney is going to want to negotiate this obstruction away in exchange for whatever evidence is going to solve this crime. >> this is one of the times, one criminal defense attorney you actually may know a little bit more than everybody else if you have a good client under these circumstances who like, you know when you go to the doctor and you are sick, you don't like not tell them well i backed my head hammering in the nail you tell them this is what happened that night and then the criminal defense

attorneys act appropriately based on inputs and facts. shut up, disappear, go to your mother's house, wherever, lay low and let us handle it. >> alisyn: we will see what happens this week. >> happy birthday. >> oh, happy birthday. >> i celebrated all june. still accepting greetings. thanks so much. nsa whistleblower charged with espionage. how important is it to get edward snowden back to the snus we will talk about it come up. he has used his -- is he used to his brother getting all the attention but this ball boy is getting spotlight thanks to this amazing catch. meet the man now taking center stage after the break. hey.

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♪ ♪ >> clayton: well as the younger brother he never thought he would be in the sports highlights. after incredible catch this week that stopped a ball heading into the stands, paul meshach the one taking center stage. paul, ball boy for the minnesota twins joins us now. nice to see you, paul. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what was going through your head as that ball was coming at you. foul balls go into the stands all the time. why am i going to put my body out there for a foul ball? why did you decide to jump that high and throw your back out like that? >> right, well, i have been around the park for a while. and i have seen a lot of really bad injuries. so i really take it seriously. so if i could get to the pal, i really really try to

get to it. >> so you mean like injuries by fans sitting there and a ball hitting them in the face, right? >> yes, sir. >> so you jumped up now a lot of people are speculating in the studio it looks like you must have been sore for a few days after this catch. am i wrong? >> yeah. a little bit. a little bit. i said if i was going to get injured, i wasn't going to show it. i wasn't going to show it. >> you get up and everyone is cheering because they're just going nuts. this is not a play you often see even by all stars don't make this kind of a catch on a regular basis. what did the fans say to you when you got back up and dusted yourself off o. i got this ball. i'm sitting back down. >> yeah. i think he was very appreciative and i think he said thank you. >> clayton: now your brother, of course, always took center stage, right? great baseball player. he tweeted, pat tweeted the other night. he played for the twins for a number of years. now plays for the oakland a's. no fricken way, he tweeted

my brother paulison espn for the play of the night. holy cow what a catch. check it out. how did that feel that your brother tweeted that? >> that was pretty cool. he was pretty excited. he is having a great year. so if anybody was going to be doing this, i thought it would be him. so it's kind of odd that his or her i am. >> clayton: target field has a catch like that ever been made by any all-star? >> oh, yeah. you know, there has been a lot of great players with the twins. it's such a great team. and they are having a great year this year. so, yeah. there has been lots of great catches. before i let you go have they called you and said we might van opening on the team? we might want you to come into the outfield? >> oh, i don't know. yeah, that would be great but, yeah, i don't think any too many soon -- any time soon that's going to happen. >> clayton: great catch. you made minneapolis proud. >> thanks for having me i

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see this u.s. marine to underwear model. how one of our nation's wounded warriors is taking the run way by storm. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> clayton: we are outside here on the plaza. first official full day of summer. i know summer kicked off yesterday, the 21st. we have got so much going on out here. camp sunshine is here. going to do some great stuff for kids this morning. we have got a tropical cafe smoothie here. making smoothie. wings, lumber jacks out here and lumber jills. >> alisyn: don't forget about amy grant coming up. >> clayton: i want to say happy birthday to my co-host alisyn camerota. >> alisyn: thank you everywhere. >> clayton: no coincidence her birthday longest day of the year.

>> first day of summer best birthday to have: it's a great birthday i celebrate it all summer. feel free to keep the gifts coming. it's not too late. >> clayton: check in with rick now. what are you doing over there. >> rick: about four or five seconds i have to take a drink of something cold. >> clayton: rick did the insanity wing challenge. he and tucker tried these and you haven't recovered yet i can rick i look like alisyn camerota and i have been making out. >> alisyn: you wish. >> touche. let's talk about your weather first alert forecast. you can see what's going on o. there has been a lot of rain across areas of far northern plains. how about we talk about the super moon first. so everybody last night you had this really great big moon. well, tonight is the big night. we are talking about the full moon tonight. the average distance between the earth and the moon is around 238,000 miles. but here you go. this full moon is going to be around 7% closer.

that's why it's going to appear larger. full moon at 7:32 in the morning, tomorrow morning the moon will be closest to the earth at 6:30. so tonight, getting that really beautiful full moon. all right. here is how much precipitation we have had over the last 48 hours. a lot of areas have seen around 6 inches of rain that's caused some flooding. more rain to be had over the next 24 hours. take a look at this. some spots again another 4 to 6 inches of rain. that means we will continue to watch the threat of flooding. all right, guys. >> clayton: how are you holding up? >> rick: i went for 20 seconds and it was difficult. >> alisyn: i don't know if you will ever recover. but you did sign that waiver. thank goodness. let's get right to your headlines and tell you what else is happening at this hour. the parents of the only known u.s. prisoner of war plans to speak publicly this afternoon for the first time since the tallan said it would release beau bergdahl in exchange for five prisoners being held.

bergdahl already scheduled to speak. he was captured four years ago. no word if the u.s. will take the taliban up on that offer. a worker at an exotic cat rescue center in indiana is in critical condition after being mauled by tiger. marissa dub was cleaning out a cage when the animal attacked. co-workers only able to free her by spraying the tiger with a hose. >> we were able to get there fairly quickly. we were able to get the tiger off of her and the tiger into a confined area where it was locked up. >> alisyn: dub apparently forgot to clean the gate while cleaning the cage. doctors do expect her to recover. in the wake of nfl star aaron hernandez's legal troubles one of the sponsors is jumping ship. muscle milk says it is dropping the patriot's tight end immediately. no word on how much that deal was worth.

former washington, d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler shed some light on troubled nfl players earlier on "fox & friends." >> the problem becomes. this on the football field for these athletes, they have a referee that is blowing the whistle any time they make a foul. in the game of life they don't have that referee. >> alisyn: hernandez is reportedly likely to face charges in the homicide investigation of his friend oden lloyd. by the time attleboro district court closed no arrest warrants had been filed in state courts. and the big a coming to the big screen. >> computer determines puls tv display? >> wow. welcome to apple computer. >> is this everything? >> alisyn: how exciteside clayton morris to see this

movie? debut trailer for movie jobs. starring ashton kutcher chronicles life and career of late apple founder steve jobs. hits theaters august 16th. >> it's remarkable how much he looks like young steve jobs. >> those are your headlines. let's bring in governor huckabee to talk about the big headlines. round of applause for governor huckabee. >> that's in his contract he demands that. >> you can yes i do. >> clayton: governor, great to see you this morning. >> thanks so much. >> clayton: among the headlines is the latest with edward snowden the nsa leaker hiding out in hong kong we now know will be charged with espionage. there is apparently a jet take him to seek asylum in size land at this hour. should he be extradited and brought back to the united states? >> famed harvard law professor had an interesting take if the u.s. government is smart they won't charge him with espionage and make

international event out of it and charge him with theft. what do they charge him with? espionage. the question in the united states is smart we know they are not. what happens with espionage. you now have a situation that escalates the extradition issue. if it were a simple matter of just theft, then there is no reason that they couldn't wouldn't and have to extradite him. it really complicates this situation and makes it less likely that he will be extradited. thelayton: what's the bigger threat do you think to the united stu.s. governmenn its citizens or snowden telling us about it? >> the u.s. government spying on our citizens. i'm not saying snowden is here. what he did is criminal. he himself said he thought his life was over and he knew he had to pay for it if a 29-year-old contract worker can -- let me try that again. if a 29-year-old contract worker can get access to that information and there

are 4.8 million people with security clearances, how many more people go rogue and find out what alisyn camerota really did on her birth day yesterday because somebody decides to release the whereabouts of every place she visited. >> clayton: is this an infrastructure problem? these individuals who are contract workers. should we expand the size of the federal government instead of having them be contract workers by private companies, tens of thousands of employees we learned are working on contract basis just like snowden? for or private companies handling our security. >> the dirty secret of contractors that contractors are used because they can circumvent a lot of the government processes. it's very hard to hire someone in the federal government. even harder to fire them. almost impossible. with contractors you can hire them like that and fire them like that. you you don't have to release information under foi. there are a whole host of reasons that the government contracts more than most americans understand. it's also a lucrative.

a money-making cash cow for people who know someone in government who can get them the contract. >> alisyn: speaking how hard it is to fire someone in government. let's talk about the irs. >> sure. >> we know the former head of the irrelevancy visited the white house upwards of 120 times. well, this morning, we have learned that one of his assistants visited the white house by some reports 300 times. now, really, seriously, what could they have been doing in the white house all those times? >> i didn't know there were that many easter egg hunts going on at the white house. this is a scandal that keeps growing. if americans turn away from this. we will be making one of the great mistakes of our public. when you use an agency like the irs to punish people because of their views. when you single them out because of what they think and what they pray and what they say and who they associate you have so trampled the constitution of which we lost our great public. forget about the i'd obligor of the people being picked on.

this is bigger than that i'm just convinced that this story as it unravels gives us more reminder it's time to get rid of the irs. repeal the 16th amendment. implement the fair tax. and tax consumption, quit taxing income in this ridiculous tax system' that we have. >> what about the lobbyists? i think a lot of them might be out of business. >> you know what? so what? there are 35,000 registered lobbyists in washington. if you think about the fact that there is like two lobbyists for every member of congress -- i'm sorry, thousands of members of the lobbying community it's absurd. it's this is why washington is a recession-proof town. there is no real estate bubble. there is no bubble of any kind. it's a very prosperous city. it's our money that ultimately gets sucked out of our pockets to do it. >> clayton: again is it an infrastructure problem. i know my fellow republicans may not be happy about hearing about this. when you are looking for a smoking gun coming out of

the white house that they signed off on these people going after conservatives we have not found it and likely to find it. when wife find out today that 23,000 refunds were sent to one address, fraudulent refunds sent to one address in atlanta, georgia, is this, again, just a systemic problem. >> it is a systemic problem. i don't think you can blame the white house for all the stuff going on. it's ridiculous. it's not necessary. what we need to do is focus on the fact that the problem with the irs is not the white house. the problem is the way the tax system is structured. it's punitive. we punish productivity. we reward irresponsibility. you get a tax break if you make a bad business decision. you get punished in your taxes if you make a good business decision. we wonder why our economy is struggling. we punish the wrong thing and reward the wrong thing. get rid of the irs. get rid of the 16th amendment. get the fair tax. that way you pay at the point of consumption, not at the point of productivity which is something we ought to encourage people to do is

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>> tucker: the pc police have made yet another appearance. jim mcdermott of washington is calling on the fbi to change the faces of global terrorism ad because he says it's racist and offensive to muslims to have so many pictures of terrorists who are muslim. 16 of the 32 men on the fbi's most wanted terror list and even offers reward for capture. mcdermott encourages racial and religious profiling and he wants the ad taken down. >> governor mike huckabee and looks like ride just arrived. yes, your motorcade. they have the cuffs ready

governor, what do you make of this? they are all terrorist and muslim, why is it offensive to other muslims? >> it should be offensive to muslims. muslims that aren't terrorists that so many of the terrorists are muslims. that's what they should be upset about. they shouldn't be upset we are trying to get bad people who blow people up for no particular reason. they should be upset people who claim to be muslims blowing up their own kids. >> alisyn: hold on let me play the other side. these are on seattle buses. what are international terrorists of global terrorism doing on the side of seattle buss? we have our own fugitives in this country. show our own fugitives that we might actually find in seattle? this does feel like an overreach by the fbi? these guys are pakistan and afghanistan why what are they doing on seattle buses? >> they are probably looking for a good cup of starbucks. i have no idea. >> alisyn: it doesn't fit right. >> the question is if you have the fbi's 10 most wanted those people are probably not actually going to go into the post office

in lone oak arkansas. they are still going to have their pictures there. the question is does this have any contact at all. if it does, so what. probably could use bus space for something better to. argue your point is one thing, to argue mcdermott's which is oh we are being offensive to muslims is absurd. >> he is basically saying that it's wrong and in fact ought to be punished by the federal government to tell the truth. truth is a defense. no one is claiming these guys aren't terrorist or muslim. he is saying we should pretend they are not. >> it would be different if the pictures were not of the actual terrorists but people who were said these were actors and if you see people who look like this you better watch out. that would be very very inappropriate. that's not what's happening. these are the very people. >> clayton: furthermore this information all publicly available on the fbi's web site. big pictures splashed up there most wanted list. this isn't hidden information.

>> no, it isn't. >> clayton: what deutsche come up on 8:00 p.m. on your show. >> governor rick santorum has a big announcement. >> is he running for president again. >> we will find out at 8:00. he also significant feature with doctors finding ways around obama care to the best interest of their patients so they won't have to release all their personal medical information to the government. darlene love, the famed backup singer of all of time and we're going to have a great show tonight. >> alisyn: sounds great. we will be tuning in. thanks, governor. well, she gave up her high powered job. listen to this one. a great debate. she wanted to stay home and raise her three sons. years later one mom says she regrets staying home to raise her children. we will meet her next. >> clayton: u.s. marine to underwear model. how one of our nation's wounded warriors is taking the runway by storm. he followed my weight loss regiment. my mantra?

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>> alisyn: a decision so many moms have to make. stay at home with the kids or continue to work outside the home. not working might sound great but now one woman is making a lot of waves by saying she now regrets leaving her high powered banking job 20 years after making that decision. >> clayton: she writes this. my kids think i did nothing. they saw me cooking, cleaning, driving, volunteering and even writing. they know what a job looks like and they don't think i had one. >> tucker: joining us now is that mom. lisa joins us live in the

studio. lisa, thanks a lot for coming on. every woman on my street sent this piece around, many comments on it it the first question i had when i read it is what do your kids think of this piece you? are basically i'm saying i'm sorry i raised you or spent so much time. >> i'm not sorry i raised them. i love my kids like every mom. i'm reflecting on my life and just my personal opinion and my personal experience that i should have done things differently. i should have kept a tow hold in the water. >> alisyn: what does that -- you say keep a pilot light on in your professional life? how can do you that while raising three kids. >> it's hard to do. get the pilot lid under your profession. say you are a teacher. try to do some tub substitute teaching. if you are a nurse. try to do a shift a month, a shift a week. something like that. something that keeps that little flame going under your professional life if you want to go back to that life. not every mom does. but some moms do. >> clayton: you interestingly said in this piece that you hadn't weighed the nonmonetary repercussions of the stays

at home mom what do you mean by that. >> i hadn't realized how much it would lower my confidence in myself. dim my many a biggs. you come out of school ambitious 20-year-old. striving, you have got a career. if you stay home for a decade or more, you will find yourself, i found myself i should speak for myself feeling less confident in my abilities and less able to go back to the work place. >> clayton: we hear what an incredible job it so to be a stay at home mom. it is more work to do that where you go off to an office and go to cubical and chatting with buddies. raising kids. a harder job you would think. >> it is very hard. very challenging job and i wouldn't say for one minute that it's less than going out to the working world. what i'm suggesting is if you want to go back into that working world, don't take your finger off the puls completely. find yourself outdated out find it difficult returning. >> tucker: more options for stay at homework at home opportunities? >> a lot more options. when i left the work place,

i'm that old that there wasn't the internet and ability to work from home. telecommuting wasn't possible. telecommuting allows mom who know they want to go back to continue working. >> alisyn: effect on marriage, not just parenting but on your marriage. with my husband i slipped into a more traditional marriage. in every way my husband sees me as his equal in the years we have been home our partnership has developed a faint 1950's whiff. what does that mean. >> what i meant was my husband and i met as co-workers as people often do. we had the same job. worked in the same company. then i stayed home and he continued on with his career. so i began doing all those more traditional things that we do see on mad men. we sort of slipped into those roles: our lives changed and the patterns of our lives changed. and i -- it's just an observation i made. >> clayton: did you feel like you couldn't relate to him in some way? >> not at all. i could related to him completely. i found myself doing all the traditional things that

moms and wives did 20, 30, 40 years ago. >> clayton: we have? discussion in my home and it's a really powerful piece. >> alisyn: do you think your kids will come around to really appreciate what you gave up. >> i think they do. they are grown. just starting in the workplace. i think they do. >> tucker: they ought. >> to thank you. >> tucker: let's home all of our kids do. >> thank you. >> alisyn: find us all on twitter. talk more about this provocative topic. thanks very much. >> clayton: coming up on the show we just telling you about stay at home mom. what about men? why are they ditching father mood fatherhood and the american dream. >> tucker: man locked up threatening ran da miranda kerr. he threatened remember. details ahead. ♪

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>> i don't know what to do, i don't know what to do. >> you can act like a man! what's the matter with you? is this how you turn -- cries loo ache woman?

[sobbing] >> what can i do? what can i do? >> clayton: time to man up. >> tucker: a new book says men need a little slapping around because they are boycotting marriage, father hoorksd the american dream itself. trappings of responsibility. adulthood. they are delaying. and this book says because of powerful women. >> alisyn: that's where it runs off the rail. >> tucker: totally. >> alisyn: it's not women's fault that men are not taking responsibility. men can take responsibility for themselves. that's this is what the author of this book. called men on strike. she says the new world order is a place where men are discriminated against, forced into hostile environment in school and later in college and held in contempt it in society. maybe there is no incentive to grow up anymore. it used to be that being a grown up responsible man was rewarded with respect, power, indifference. now not so much. >> every word of that is

true. take back your power caveman. >> tucker: i couldn't agree with you more. stop complaining about it being a man. >> men stop complaining about it right. she does say there are funny points in here which says that men used to be the king of the castle. now they have turned into some schlub carrying around a flowered diaper bag. >> clayton: benefits of marriage have declined. the down sides though haven't. this is why men are just -- i'm not going to get married. i don't want to deal with that i don't want to deal with these things anymore. i'm going to let the woman handle all of these things. >> alisyn: here is some email. you have all -- all men should man up and be the provider. also, changing diaper,s kissing boo boos and healing a broken heart are some the wonderful responsibilities that makes a difference between a daddy and a father. well said, tommy. >> the point is you want both. want the daddy who is going to put on the floury diaper

bag and change diapers. i'm going to put the diaper bag down and go off and hunt for food. >> alisyn: if that means drive to the grocery store i'm cool with that too. >> tucker: no legal protections for men in marriage why should they want to get married? that's a solid question. if you can get everything you want out of marriage without getting married there is not much incentive to tie the knot. that is a problem. >> clayton: how do you feel about this friends@foxnews.com. should men start to man up more in this country? ff weekend is where you can find us on twitter. >> alisyn: get to your evidence lines right now. looks to kill. massachusetts man threatening to kill supermodel miranda kerr. suspect called police to tell police plan to fly california to shoot and kill the 30-year-old he calls his soul mate. man is being committed for psychiatric evaluation. giving up surgery and going into politics. carson announced his plans on fox business this week. he says he plans to spend a lot of time talking to people about a range of

issues, particularly healthcare reform. >> you know, there are other things that are extremely important, too. and if we don't have the right environment, you know, not only for medicine but for all kinds of growth in our nation, a sick environment doesn't help the organism. >> alisyn: carson did not spill the beans on whether he plans to run for office. talk about a delivery. a massachusetts woman thought she bought a tie from banana republic but instead she got. this a stack of confidential papers for 20 employees, included social security numbers, birth dates and tax forms. alarmed by the mistake the woman quickly contacted the company. officials say the package was supposed to be sent to human resources but somehow mislabeled. of the company corrected the mistake. and who needs a water slide whether you have a trampoline. arizona teenagers dragged this giant trampoline to it

a nearby river started jumping off of it into the river. the video gaining traction on yup this morning. all right. those are your headlines. >> get it over to rick that's what rick does to prepare for the show every morning. >> prepare for the show? what are you talking about? >> take a look at these pants your mom said you are going to be embarrassed. >> i love his pants. i have some to match. i should have worn them. >> she has been trying to calm him down for 37 years. >> rick: don't do it. they're awesome. take a look at the weather maps. flooding today across the northern plains. very heavy rainfall where you see that green. yellow threat for severe weather. tomorrow this front is stalled out here. it sags little bit farther off towards the south. mostly looking at hail and strong winds. a lot of lightning and heavy rain. we could see isolated tornado. across the northeast, a very nice day, we might see a few showers, little more humid than it's been the last couple of days.

down towards the southeast. see more showers around the florida area most of the south looking incredibly warm. northern plains we will see severe weather and very heavy rain out across the west more sunshine. enjoy the pacific northwest. that all begins to change moves in tomorrow. allison and tucker send it over to you. >> thank you so much, rick. >> tucker: first official weekend of summer and today is the first official day of summer. >> alisyn: camp sunshine is here. get time away with their families and just be kids exerpsing the fun of games and camp just like anyone else. >> tucker: executive director of camp sunshine and he joins us right here on the plaza. >> hey, guys, great to see you. >> thank you. >> alisyn: do you like our plaza camp here. >> he we love the tropical smoothies and activities here. >> tucker: for sidewalk it's an excellent camp.

you are doing all kinds of stuff. tell me about the activities. >> a lot of the activities here would r. activities we have. camp sunshine children with life threatening injuries. crafts, basketball, shooting hoops, face painting, things that kids can enjoy and families can enjoy. >> alisyn: of course you have partnered with tropical smoothie which is why everyone has a delicious smoothie here. what does this mean for your family. >> it means a lot to our family. it's a place where we go and we feel a little normal because we are in abnormal situation. it's a place where we can feel normal, get to meet other families. enjoy time with them. learn about their journeys as well. draw some comparisons and draw a lot of support emotionally from all of that experience. >> cass co, maine, right? >> one of the prettiest towns of america. >> absolutely beautiful and serve families all around the country and all around the world. >> alisyn: andrea, tell us about your son duncan. >> two and a half years

old. week before christmas. having fevers. he thought he felt something in his abdomen and lo and behold diagnosed with a tumor which is a tumor in the kidney. so then couple days later he had his right kidney and the tumor removed. tumor went up underneath his rib cage and down into his pelvis. so, we took care of that and then he had six months of chemotherapy. and six rounds of radiation. >> alisyn: duncan, what do you think of this camp? >> do you love camp sunshine dunk? what do you like doing. >> swimming. >> you are a great swimmer. in the middle of all of this you and your family went to camp sunshine. >> we went three bay at as after his final treatment in june 1st session there. been there a total of six times now really fantastic. we get to -- like they were

saying, we get to do stuff -- we get to act normal again. the kids have fun. >> formed our family through the other families. we just got back from camp yesterday. we had about 10 other families that we have known. we have come back the same session. we meet new families they all want to come back the same time. this is a huge family. >> alisyn: that's beautiful. thank you so much for sharing your story with us. we will tweet out how people can learn more about camp sunshine and get more involved. we appreciate you being in here. let's go back inside to clayton for what's coming up. >> a medical miracle helps a young boy hear his father for the very first time. watch this. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. [ laughter ] daddy loves you. >> oh my god. we're going to introduce to you that little boy and his parents coming up. and you won't want to miss

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>> clayton: welcome back, here are top stories for your health on our web site right now, women who smoke while pregnant are increasing their child's risk for hearing loss when they are teenagers. a new study finds that 16 of these teens with bad hearing had mothers who had smoked. and experts warn hearing loss can hurt a child's learning and social skills. wish all of your look like kate upton? mine do. getting a mild electric shock to the brain will make people -- make you see people as more beautiful. the reason? the shock excites the mid brain, making us more likely to think the human face is attractive. that explains alisyn last year in that tough mudder competition when i was electrocuted. you are all beautiful. i think you are kate upton. >> alisyn: it's working. >> clayton: if you want more information go to

foxnews.com. >> alisyn: i will. i want to tell you about this next story now. move over david beckham. new male model in town. retired marine alex gminski never dreamed he would get involved in the fashion world after ied explosion took his right leg this model marine took a new direction. retired marine corps patrol alex gminski hi, alex. >> hi how is it going, ma'am? >> alisyn: what a path you have had. let's talk about what happened in afghanistan in 2009 when you ran over an ied. do you remember that accident? >> no, ma'am. i'm there is a number of months that i don't remember because of the type of brain jury that -- injury that i had it completely blocked a certain amount of time from my brain. >> alisyn: you were also in a coma for 47 days. you say that when you woke up you had to relearn how to walk and your brain. had you to learn how to rewire your brain because had you lost so is much of

it. what did you think your future held when you woke up. >> i didn't know. that was part of the thick. i was so lost and i was so -- i didn't know where to go. i didn't know which direction to do anything i just went to my first reaction was to go to the first thing that gave me an escape and that was alcohol and drinking and running away and abusing. numbing myself out to the world. that was my first gut instinct. >> alisyn: in fact, you did have a bought with alcoholism because of all of the emotional and physical trauma you had suffered. so, how did you turn it around, alex? and when did you first get the idea you know what? i think i can be a really hot male model? recommendation well, it wasn't my idea. and i didn't intend on stopping, you know. it just -- it worked out that way. and certain things got put in place in front of me that helped me to stop a little bit at a time. a little bit, little bait day by day one step at a

time. it started to sound more and more like a really good idea to be healthy and to be fit and to be, you know, shaping myself up like that. >> alisyn: you say that it wasn't your idea because, of course, you were discovered while you were in the gym working out, putting your life back together. and alex, what is your life like now that you are a model, you are getting all of these accolades for the shape that you are in? >> what is my life like now? >> alisyn: yeah. >> it's still the same. i'm still alex. i still -- i am doing what i enjoy doing what i love doing. i'm helping others. i mean, myself i'm getting healthy. i'm in the gym a lot to be honest. >> alisyn: you would have to be with a bod like yours. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> alisyn: what do your fellow marines say about this new chapter in your

life? >> everyone ohio come across is very supportive and they recognize the change in me. i'm much healthier and happier and they are supportive of that, you know. who wouldn't want your friend or your loved one to be happy and to be smiling all the time and all that stuff. >> alisyn: you are so right. alex minsky you have r. a role model what have you been able to do without one with of your legs and been able to recover. thank you so much for your service. the next time we do this interview, i want that shirt off. [ laughter ] >> we thought about it before the -- should i take it off no, okay. thank you very much, ma'am. >> alisyn: we will see you very much. great to see you. >> all right. >> alisyn: up next on the rundown, a night out to dinner quickly turned into chaos.

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the old style lumberjacking. so this is shortening the log. they will stand on the log and actually cut it in half. >> guys get up on the wood? i will give you a three, two, one. go. >> so what you can see is they are doing a triangle and shorthand. they are going to turn around like arden did, you can see top middle and he is going to work his way down until he opens it up. >> they have special shoes on. >> they have chain on them. >> arden is through. >> you wouldn't want to wear dress shoes. >> one more chop or two and he's all done. >> adam you will get there if

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today is saturday noon 22nd. he leaked highly classified secrets. will he be extradited to the u.s.? we'll have a live report from washington. >> and a democratic congressman accu accuse s racism is it racist? >> a medical miracle helps this young boy hear this father for the frt time. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you.

daddy -- >> yes. >> that little boy and his parents will join us live in moments. hour four starts right now. >> we have so much going on, on the show this morning. the one guy shaves with his axe. he just took all the hair off his arm. >> i just tweeted it. i wonder if he shaves like that

in the morning. he's a lumberjack. please don't try that outside. we have great music. and happy birthday to you. we st with a fox news alert. late last night the next move could be in the hands of officials in hong kong. good morning. >> reporter: and you are right. after federal prosecutors filed the complaint against edward snow den which is the u.s. requesting them to detain him. it is clear the next move will determine snowden's fate. the commissioner there telling a press conference the matter will be handled lawfully. the country has an extradition treaty why the u.s. but this is the beginning of a slow legal process of getting

him back in court and back on u.s. soil. each of those charges carries a maximum sentence of ten years. issuing a statement and it reads, i fully support prosecution to the fully extent of the law. he has betrayed his government. he released a new round revealing the information about the steps that the fbi takes. >> question this morning. does snowden know more? and has he relayed information to the chinese? >> of all places especially if

you are making a statement on free speech. >> certainly not an ally of ours. trying to pressure them more to stop the theft of intellectual property in the united states. >> and in terms of extradition, the u.s. would be seeking, it makes it more complicated that he is in china. we have a treaty with hong kong, but if he is seeking political asylum which he will claim. he was on fox and friends talking about how complicated the china factor is. the fact that he is in china in terms of the whole issue of cyber attacks is a big problem and it makes it a counter intelligence problem from day

one. we have to assume that we have access to other information that he may have downloaded. this is a propaganda bonanza. i don't suspect that the chinese will be turning him over very soon. they will determine the pace of the crisis. now we should make clear that in that interview gary made it very clear that he is uncomfortable with the scope of the spying. >> meanwhile the irs there is another new wrinkle in this scandal. the former commissioner visited the whis upwards of 100 times. he was asked why were you there? >> he started with "well there was an easter egg roll once". this morning we know that his

top aid went to the white house more than 300 times. >> jonathan m davis who is not an expert on tax questions but keep in mind this story is not being reported anywhere outside of fox news and a couple of other outlets. they are ignoring this and it is hard to see why. 300 visits to the white house? what kind of justification for that. he was having high level meetings in the white house. having high level discussions. it wasn't as if he was there doing that. >> it needs to be set apart from the process otherwise we don't

trust it. that is completely destructive of the system. saying that republicans may be disappointed because there might not be that smoking gun. go after my political as versary, that the white house may not have been acting on its own. we have more information this morning about why you may not believe that the irs has been the best stewards of your taxpayor money. the irs sent $46 million to one address f24,000 people to one address an atlanta address that the investigators now believe were being used by illegal immigrants. >> we should be totally clear,

this came out because of whistle blowers within the irs. they said we are sending money to illegals and we are not stopping this. those checks amounted to 38% of the entire population of the town living at one address. >> 22,000 people as one address. that would be my post college dorm. but, the point is, is that clearly either they are asleep as switch or willfully ignoring the rules that they have in place to check things like this. this is why americans have lost face the way that they are doing our jobs. i. >> i think a lot of people have been fired from the irs. they have been held to account

for that. i was off last week did that happen? >> you are going to be shocked. >> people have been put on paid administrative leave. >> don't give me that. paid but i don't have to go to work. don't throw me in that briar patch. >> oh briar rabbit. >> meanwhile, we have other headlines for you. a worker in a rescue center is expected to survive after being mauled by a tiger. she was cleaning out a cage when the big cat attacked her. the co workers rushed to her aid and sprayed it with a hose. >> we were able to get to her quickly and able to get the tiger off or her and into a confined area where it was blocked off. >> witness told police the tiger

had her head in it's mouth. she forgot to close the gate while cleaning the cage. >> 10-year-old is now awake and attempting to write on a white board. she is still intubated after undergoing a lung transplant. >> problems for aaron hernandez are moupting. one of his sponsors is jumping ship. the company says it is dropping the tight end immediately because of his legal troubles. >> the problem becomes this, on the football field for these athletes they are a referee that is blowing the whistle anytime they make a foul.

in the game of life they don't have that referee. >> he is likely to face charges in connection to the homicide investigation of oden lloyd. an arrest warrant has been issued for her nan dez but not executed yet. >> russian president wants to put an end to the rumor that he stole a superbowl ring. he says he does not remember the ring or meeting craft. he did make craft and offer though, if you could explain what the offer was. >> this is a ver bbatim quote. he said he will pay for quote big expensive ring with good metal and stone. >> if that is not good enough for you, tough. >> i love the translation. >> i do too.

>> all right let's check in with rick. who is outside with the weather. did you see the moon last night? last night was beautiful. show you what is going to happen. typically the moon is around 223,000 miles away. but this time it is all going to change and it's closer. it is going to be closer than it typically is. it is going to look like a really really big moon. this is going to look like this. get ready across the plains. showers and flooding today and tomorrow. sending it back to you inside. >> it was dark.

people were getting out of the clubs. it wasn't up in the sky. >> coming up in the show. remember the former domestic terrorist, she is teaching. >> and these diners never saw it coming a car smashes through a window of a restaurant we have that coming up. [ male aouncer ] it's 7am and steve is already thinking about tomorrow.

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but she is a left wing t terrorist. but she was hired because there was a political component to her terror. the left wing has gone into the poll techs and it is really a disgrace of what is happening with -- in these academics. >> what is so compelling is you lost your father to a domestic terror organization. i was connected to the weather underground. at ccny, city college of new york, there is something called the student center. he was the bomb maker and probably built the bomb that killed my father. he went by another name and she

killed a new jersey state trooper and they have a student center. what is that the bin laden daycare center. >> i appreciate you making noise about p it. thomas jefferson said it is the media that keeps us from going down the hill. >> for three of his life he was pt able to hear anything at all. but now he has been given the gift of hearing. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> yeah, you can hear it. >> they join us next to share their amazing story. that remarkable catch getting national attention. here is the man who has taken center field. we will be right back. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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head of her school told her she couldn't play again because he didn't want the boys to be d distra distracted. >> all right. >> 3-year-old grayson was born deaf. but thanks to medical technology he heard his dad's voice for the first time. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> yeah, you can hear it. >> that clip has gone viral and they are here today. great to see you guys. >> so they have taken over the sued studio. >> we are getting tweets here. you may want to read that. tell us about that in credibility moment when he heard your voice? >> it was the most amazing thing i had ovever seen.

it was a combination of joy, excitement and for us it was validation of the plan that god had set forth for our lives in fostering and then adopting. >> i know and then you have another child. you have your hands full. you didn't know that he would be able to hear. you had tried the cochlear implant but he is missing the nerve that allows it to work. >> what was it that allowed him to hear? >> what finally allowed him to hear was truly the medical miracle that this has been. i met the doctor and he said he doesn't have the auditory nerve.

>> and you got that miracle. he is the first child in the united states to get this break through surgery. >> careful guys, is he okay? >> through the fda approved trial he was the first through that protocol. >> what is your life like especially now? >> well, he's pretty in quiztive as you can see. and these two are about as active as you can get. we pretty much destroyed fao schwartz yesterday. but they did not employ you break it you buy it policy. since we have been in town celebrities. >> and how has his life changed now that he can hear things. >> we still don't know.

he does respond to sounds. it brain still has to organize itself to process sounds properly. we don't know what it sounds like to him. >> what is ahead for him? >> how will you get his brain to organize it. >> a lot of therapy. we have some really good ones. >> but, he is using sign language? >> he uses cued speech. when is different than american sign language. it is a combination of hand signals and lip reading. >> you can see how stunned he is. what was he trying to tell us? >> he was actually cueing the word tv. prior to that point we were training him to give an

acknowledgeme acknowledgement. when i spoke to him, he was telling us or pointing to the tv and cueing tv. >> you know what let me help you. can i throw these on the floor for you? >> there you go. by the way, i wasn't falling to that. >> let's get a close up right there. >> you guys are in credibility, god bless and good luck to you. thank you for sharing. >> are you ready for your close up? >> coming up. i bet the police officer didn't see this coming. >> oh. >> what was a monkey doing in the back seat anyway. wake up and smell the bacon. we are putting a twist on the

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♪ >> you all know this song. that is amy grant joining us live this morning. taking in amy's music. it is her own category. >> the lovely amy grant is here. very, very gracious i had a chance to meet her in a restaurant. she was the most gracious person this other person that wanted to take a photo with her. i witnessed it all. the country music world is different that way. >> you don't think mick jagger, amy grant. probably a little different. >> all right we will be talking to her shortly. is this terrorist add racist? one politician thinks so.

democratic congressman told the fbi that the faces of global terrorism add is offensive to my nor ats and it encourages racial and religious profiling. >> i like your staccatto way of reading this story. >> if the pictures were not of the actual terrorists but people said these were actors and if you see people that look like this you better watch out. that would be in appropriate. these are the very people. >> mcdermott is requesting that the add be taken down immediately. >> this catch making the ball boy an overnight sensation.

line drive seemed des sttined f the crowd. he said he was trying to protect the fans from the hot shot. >> i've seen a lot of bad injuries so i take it seriously. so if i can get to the ball i try to get to it. >> he's the younger brother of major league pitcher. >> texas police officer faces unexpected monkey business on a traffic stop. >> woe. >> officer keith moore was writing a ticket and as he handed a pen to the driver, a monkey lunged from the back seat and bit his hand. >> the monkey attacked me. it attacked my hand. >> not a very sympathetic

version. >> the monkey performs at fairs and carnivals and the owner says she normally behaves. >> they are threatening if you have ever been around one. >> joining us now is mike rod regez. he's a pit master at the house of q. everybody loves bacon. people can make it from scratch. it is a simple process. people need to know how to do it. >> regular kosher salt, course ground black pep per and a

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find some savings. >> you know it is a lot and you have a couple of kids. we were talking here in the office about ways to save money. parking, food all that and tickets, it costs a fortune. i brought out my family to a met's game and we had some good ideas. with my family of four the cost of a basketbaeball game here in york could easily reach $500. >> $6.25 for a hot dog? so we have four hot dogs and three large sodas, the total $43. but rather than striking out on savings, with simple tips, we are about to hit a home run, some fields allow you to bring your own food. >> you want to put it in a clear

ziploc bag. >> you can get an 8 pack of juice for $4. the equivalent of what you would pay for one soda at a game. we are spending $26 not a bad start. do some parking prep work. >> looks like the cheapest place is $12.99. >> founder of parkwhiz.com. you are looking at fenwick in boston. anyone who has been there know that is parking is a nightmare. here you can see that you can park close to the stadium for $40 or if you can walk you can park for half the price. >> we are ready to buy tickets.

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welcome back. she's known as the queen of christian pop. made world famous with this number one hit, baby, baby. now after ten years, the six time grammy-award winning singer and songwriter is out with a new cd. amy grant is with us live. >> what will you be seeing for us next? >> it's a song called if i could see. >> what was your inspiration? >> i wrote it sitting on my back porch thinking if i could have a bigger perspective in life than my own, how differently life

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♪ if i could see ♪ if i could know what the angels know that death is just a swinging door ♪ ♪ and spirits go where spirits go while i'd feel like they hadded's never shoe ♪ ♪ if i could know ♪ if i could stand where the angels stand and watch the world while god commands ♪ ♪ and see how love designed his plan while on his feet and hands ♪ ♪ if i could stand ♪

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here all morning and they make camp sunshine for kids possible. they give a huge grant. you can find tropical smoothie on twitter if you want to find more. >> speaking of grants -- >> very good. glad that's over. stocks shocked. starting on on wednesday as the fed chief hinted the bank may take its foot off the stimulus pedal. and then reports hit that may happen sooner rather than later. we saw a bit of a recovery on friday, but nerves are frayed. should you be worrying about your money? the bulls and bears are here to help. hi, everyone. let's let's gets right to it. welcome to everybody. okay. john, a wild week. what does it mean to our you viewers? >> what i think this means to our viewers is they should