closures, attack on sports and scholarships. the impact on physical health as well as obesity and mental health. >> todd: learning loss. >> no one looked at the impact this had on children. >> todd: it was horrific. recall we got go. "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: well, you are not listening to the radio. you are listening to the television, as you look live at atlantic city in new jersey, thanks to wtxf providing the picture right now. 6:00 a.m. eastern time. you walked out on the boardwalk

in a.c. right now. you would have 467 degrees. feels like 45. daytime high about 60 degrees a little cloud coverrish over the atlantic. the official sunrise not for a little longer. >> brian: should not get high for the day. you are not saying get high during the day. high as a kite. >> ainsley: high on life. >> steve: since i was talking about temperatures it would a pli to the temperatures. >> ainsley: that's where my mind went. >> brian: people look to us for advice. >> ainsley: florida georgia line broke up. what in the world? i love them. >> brian: they won't admit it. >> ainsley: has to be hard to be in a group with the same people and travel around the country, the world all the time and be away with your family with one person. >> steve: we were one of their very first tv appearances. so, you know what? it started here. at least they didn't break up live on "fox & friends."

>> ainsley: they they will come back foggy. >> brian: sonny and cher broke up in real life but they kept the show together. i'm not sure if that applies or even helps this conversation. >> ainsley: lucy and ricky broke up but stayed together. >> steve: i saw those movies it was not good. >> brian: that was a scary movie. >> ainsley: talk about the election. it's being reported that joe biden is supposed to announce. >> brian: tomorrow. >> ainsley: through a pre-taped video. >> brian: he is too busy to do it live. >> >> ainsley: pre-tape it just in case there is a mistake. >> steve: apparently, when joe biden returned from ireland last week, they immediately started filming it. this video that you are going to see tomorrow, probably everywhere. going to run between 90 seconds and 20 minutes long. sounds like joe does some talking directly to the camera. sounds like he did it there in delaware. if past is prologue, he will make the announcement from delaware. no details really have been announced. but we do know and we were talking about this last week. joe biden declared he was going

to run for president in 2019 on april 25th. he is a very superstitious guy. it worked out for him. we believe tomorrow, somewhere. probably in delaware joe biden is going to say you know what? we have had a good four years let's do four more. >> brian: i don't know what two and a half minutes he was looking at maybe it will be in the speech. he will use -- i don't have any sources on this. but is he going to use that clip when he gives advice to the irish children to my advice for you are is jesse helms story and get a covid shot. i'm pretty sure that would be in if is he going to shoot in ireland. this nbc poll has to be devastating. and i'm sure they hoped this would not come out 48 hours before is he about to say i want four more years. that is when democrats are asked do you know the president trump -- excuse moo, president biden to run again 70% say no. when you break it down, 18 to

24-year-olds 76 say no. sanders or warn, 76 say no. 26% of voters who voted for him, 53% say they don't want him to run again. that must be a gut punch. >> ainsley: the reason age is a concern for 48% of them. >> steve: brian, you mentioned donald trump for a moment. and according to it same poll, 1,000 people were queried. 60% say donald trump should not run. right now, according to this nbc poll, it looks as if they were asked who do you support? would you support joe biden or the republican? 41% say they would vote for joe biden, 47% say they would vote for the republican none knee. obviously we don't know who the republican nominee would be at this point, but right now we know in the polls donald trump has been leading. it's interesting, there was a "wall street journal" poll that came out over the weekend by

tony if a breezeio that he is the pollster for donald trump. ron desantis is leading joe biden by 3 and donald trump is trailing joe biden by 3. ible. >> 46% of the primary voters gave trump. 31% say they would favor desantis. this is right in the middle of james comer the congressman investigating hunter biden and his business deals in which family members were involved. he said we went to treasury after a long battle. >> steve: which family? it's a big family. >> ainsley: he says the christmas card there is not going to be anyone in the christmas photo this year. he went to treasury after a long battle to have access to the treasury reports. he thought there would be one or two biden administration implicated in the bank violations. he said we pored over thousands of pages of documents and we now have 9 and still counting biden family members who were zinced by at least one bank for receiving suspicious wires listen to this from adversaries

around the world. what were they doing to get paid? there is no rhyme or reason for some of them to get money from our adversaries. >> brian: here is james comer. >> right now we have 9 i believe in the end that number will be at least 12. this was the biden family influence peddling scheme. and, you know, when people say they were involved in ventures around the world. i haven't found a legitimate business on the biden end. i found legitimate businesses that were paying the llcs that were then turning around and laundering the money back to the bidens. what do you do with this family members of the president? i mean, there is not going to be anybody left for christmas picture if the doj did their job and went in there and indicted everyone that has any type of fingerprints involved in this influence peddling scheme. i mean, it's the entire family. >> brian: yeah. if you look at overall what's happening, you don't see a lot of democrats saying that this is

a witch-hunt anymore. i watched every sunday show. nobody said we got to find out what this fbi has to say about this. they are not just saying that it's a wild witch-hunt to stop him from running again. in fact, the "new york times" wrote this: the only thing i could say when the president says people have questions about him it. he says the only thing he says is "watch me." mr. biden has given voters very few chances to do just that. watch him. his refusal to engage with the public regularly raises questions about his age. the "wall street journal" says editorial board said they are very strong statement said the public understands that biden apparently won't admit that electing an objection jarron in obvious decline for another four years would be historic mistake, you have the family issues. the performance issues. that horrible display over and over again in ireland embarrassing as the world is closing in on us and china threat has never been more

concerning that you will stuff and the stripper model. hunter's mom he is not paying chchapter. this is hurting joe. >> joe biden needs a very high turnout election for him to win a second turn. squeak by 43% of the vote. this is very troubling to many independent voters. why are voters independent? it's because they don't like republicans or democrats. they don't like what goes on in washington, d.c., now people call themselves independent not because they are not paying attention to politics they are. he lost independents because of afghanistan. they will be the first ones to vote against joe biden because of this family scandalabra. >> we told you about this

whistleblower protection from congress so they can tell the story about how somebody, and it sounds like it is the attorney general of the united states hunter case giving bad evenings. same week that his father declared re-election that hunter and his lawyers going to meet with the u.s. attorney and the department of justice up in delaware talking about that tax case against him. and also potential criminal gum charges for fi filing a false statement when he was applying for a gun. the confluence of all these stories at all at once. the whistleblower, the a.g. may be protecting hunter biden. you got hunter biden going in to talk to the u.s. attorney, david weiss up in delaware. keep in mind. this all came -- that meeting was set up before the whistleblower was announced. and so apparently it's one of those things that defense

attorneys do. there's no suggestion charges are coming. nonetheless, this is a big week, both good and bad for the biden administration. >> ainsley: en yeah. and we have the intel community saying that they signed that letter that it was russian disinformation. the rund story right before the election. >> because they haven't called can you help us get elected. >> ainsley: antony blinken. mike pence asked when is he going to throw his hat in the race? if he decides to he says it will be no later than june. >> brian: senator sununu says he will make a 'decision: decision to remove homeless encampment outside his store. despite a court ruling. we will hear from him next. >> ainsley: kyle busch entering the winner's circle after a wrecked filled weekend at talladega. next.

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>> steve: that 6-month-old baby boy killed in a horrific crash in chicago. two teenagers were accused of stealing the car that caused the wreck. they are now facing not felony charges but they have been downgraded to misdemeanor charges. >> deadly crash caught on camera. you can see it here. as the family demands justice following the senseless tragedy. >> brian: todd piro joins us with more. todd? >> just horrible the two boys age 14 and 17 each face a single misdemeanor count of criminal trespassing over this deadly incident. police say the teen stole the black hyundai, seen right here tearing through an intersection, colliding with the pickup truck. inside that truck inside 6-month-old old and his family. the crash left christian with a fractured skull which caused his brain to swell. eventually killing him. his mom and two older sisters also in that truck are expected to make a full recovery. grieving family members now speaking out on the unthinkable tragedy saying, quote: they

stole a car, and they stole our entire lives in that one instant. i don't know what the price of a the car was, but i'm sure it wasn't equivalent to the life of a child police say two others were riding in the car that killed christian. it's unclear if they will face any charges at all. this strategy the latest demonstration of chaos in the city. at least 53 people were shot the past two weekends, including a 3-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl. as for the deadly car crash. authorities say it is possible the current misdemeanor charges could be upgraded pending a further investigation. you have to ask yourself, steve, ainsley and brian, what are we doing to our little children? it's horrible. >> steve: no kidding. todd, thank you very much. you look at something like this, and, at the very minimum, it should be manslaughter. and in the state of illinois, manslaughter is punishable by five years in prison and a $25,000 fine. but, obviously, and we have been

detailing this for a long time, chicago is one of those places where there is just a soft on crime attitude and particularly with teenagers. so, instead, it's a misdemeanor for criminal trespassing. what about stolen car? what about killing somebody? all that is missing. >> ainsley: the teenagers were 14 and 17. the two boys who allegedly stole the car and then caused this accident. is it because they are so young, they are juveniles that it was misdemeanor? >> steve: have to talk to the d.a. >> brian: that's just of the whole attitude being soft on crime. only going to get worse especially over in chicago where this mayor has already shown before he even took power how he feels about it and lori lightfoot talking tough on crime on this panel on friday now that she is virtually out of power. one person injecting logic into his show, i believe when it debuts on friday night, is bill maher. is he looking at the same stats that all of us look at and say, wait, why are we not talking

about who the people who are paying the price for this soft on crime attitude and seven of every 10 are people of color. listen to bill maher on the third rail i guess of social justice. listen. >> why isn't anyone ever talking to -- like chicago? like most of the shootings are young black men killing other young black men. is that not correct. >> yeah, that's correct. >> okay. more of them than what the cops do. why doesn't anybody talk about that? why aren't there, you know, 100 giant black celebrities who would have the respect of those people saying what are you doing to yourselves? why are you killing each other? [applause] this is no way to live. this dishonors our community. come on. we're better than. this. >> right. >> i feel like it's never addressed.

>> brian: that is glown lowery, who has been on here before and makes a lot of sense. >> ainsley: family for christian, the little boy who died, their goal was 25,000 at last check they had raised almost 40,000. they said we are a family of believers in jesus and we know we will see our sweet boy one day. until that day comes, we will cherish our short time. will the earth lost a buoy boy but heaven gained a beautiful angel six months old. >> steve: how many years we have we joined you and told you the death toll of the number of people murdered in chicago. of course, for a couple of years, lori lightfoot, brian, you mentioned her. she was in d.c. at the end of last week. and she was talking -- keep in mind, remember she was the chief officer of chicago and, now that she is out of power, suddenly, she is saying hey, it was a problem. and still is here she is. >> as democrats, if we do not

speak the truth about violent crime in our city, we will be the worse for it. there are people in my city that are wreaking havoc every day and need to be off the streets. if somebody sees -- musters the courage to come forward and identify the person who had just shot up their neighborhood and sees pecu peculiary walking bols day back on the streets two days later? what does that say to them? you are telling them that the criminal justice system doesn't care about victims and witn witnesses. >> steve: i have a bold prediction, had she made that statement before the election, she would have been reelected. >> brian: i don't think so, for four years we watched her do nothing. >> steve: i think so. people want the streets safe. >> brian: she doesn't want to do

it. she looked the other way. she told cops to quit and they did. >> ainsley: the guy who won progressive. some say even more progressive than she is. >> steve: at least she is admitting there's a problem and it's a clarion call for democrats. wake up, there's a problem in the streets. >> brian: if she said i am wrong, this is what i should have done, that would have been an interesting way to approach re-election. enough to that she says i think terrible. i got voted out of office and this is what i think? less credibility than ever. steve instance a ains hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: start with a crisis at the southern border. roughly 3,000 migrants are marching through mexico demanding better treatment at detention center. it comes in the wake of last month's deadly facility fire, which killed 39 migrants. meanwhile a grouch republicans are joining senator bill haggerty's efforts to reintroduce a bill that would expand title 42 just as the order is set to end. senator haggerty will be joining us in the next hour with more on

that. florida governor ron desantis is particular kicking off his international tour today in japan. this amid speculation of a 2024 presidential bid. but he has yet to officially throw his hat in the ring. >> i'm not a candidate so we will see if and when that changes. >> ainsley: the republican governor is leading a florida trade mission with several visits to south korea, israel and u.k. now to teagd, kyle busch avoids a mash crash in double overtime to win the 500. >> around. >> andy k cass lou ski. another hard shot. al monday dinger. >> caution waves. with keil bush in front. look at the carnage osmg in cup

series victim i have. this as blain recovers from a stunning crash. his car flipping six times in that wreck. he has been hospitalized despite managing to walk away from that crash. amazing there lan goodman passed away following a bone cancer diagnosis. in addition to "dancing with the stars," goodman was a main stay as the head judge on the british dance competition strictly come dancing. being goodman was 78 years old. those are some of your headlines, ainsley, send it over to you. >> ainsley: rest in peace. he had that british accent. i liked him. thank you so much, ashley. homeless crisis spiraling out of control. 69,000 in los angeles. dee despite karen bass' failure to address the issue.

auto sharp in the homeless camp taken over that area. in 2020 he actually won a lawsuit against the city. the judge ruled the encampment must be removed. authorities had yesterday to take action. george frem joins us with noe. >> good morning, we are seeing some of the pictures. tell us what you see around your business. >> ainsley: okay. i think we lost him. here are some of the pictures that you see and he and six other businesses in that area they won this lawsuit against the city to disband or remove the encampments. he says nothing has been done. the mayor there is allocating $1.3 billion for homelessness and we will try to get him back to find out if she is doing enough. in the meantime, coming up a fox news alert, stranded in sudan, thousands of americans being told to shelter in place amid that country's civil war. we have brand new developments. plus, gold rush, treasure

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>> brian: threat. thousands of americans being told to shelter in place. after navy seals and army special forces evacuated the embassy forces flawlessly. a senior foreign policy adviser to the state department under president trump working with mike pompeo great to see you. your reaction to this investigation knowing we have 16,000 americans still behind? >> yes. thank god we were age to get the diplomats outs quickly and efficiently did not look anything like afghanistan but as you noted we have many other americans aide workers and

others in that country. we have to work with them. seems to be taking seriously. prepositioning some of our military forces and assets nearby in gentleman beautiy. getting prepared for what may be yet another round of evacuations. this is not the only problem. the immediate problem, of course, is evacuating americans. there is now a humanitarian crisis of the first order with thousands of sudanese going to eastern chad, a refugee crisis that u.s. and the rest of the world. geopolitical crisis with china and russia coveting access to the red sea through the port of sudan. so, lots going on here brian don't want to take our hand off

the country that's when russia and china move. in and they are on the march. putting russian influence africa. as well as china. especially when people matt gaetz pull out all troops from somalia. >> i don't believe so. and it speaks to a larger question that i think you have raised. bipartisan problem. we don't seem to know what our interests are in any sustained way on the african continent. it's got, you know, the biggest delegation at the general assembly of the united states in new york the african leaders be huge continent. it has 9/11 neighbors. conflict with each other.

ethiopia. chad, egypt. libya. have we thought through the importance of this region and that, i think, is what is at stake here. is the fact that china is the leading trading partner for sudan. russia is not far behind. where is the united states beyond its aid programs that have ties to social engineering around trans policies and so on. >> i want to move on to something else, too. gave up latin america which is mind boggling. it turns out that we have not done dealing with the taliban. not only are we possibly fansing them with humanitarian aid. evidently combining with them to help wipe out isis-k who is thriving in afghanistan now that we have left. can you talk about this alliance does it work for you? >> no, it doesn't. and you can't make this up.

this is -- you know a movie that i could not write that you could not write. and it relates to stew dan in this modern way that, you know, because of our actions in afghanistan. the global war on terror is raring back. and, you know, it wasn't winding down at the beginning of the biden administration's move out of that country in southwest asia. sudan, all of these countries have you mentioned the wagner group. they are just breeding grounds for terrorist act oocket 50's for mercenaries, for paramilitary actions. and so this is what the biden administration has given us. >> brian: yeah. the cover of the "new york post" today basically deal with the devil. asking the taliban to wipe out isis-k. unbelievable. there you are seeing it. dr. skinner thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: ashley, you have the

other breaking news. >> ashley: i do. abortion is back in the national spotlight after the supreme court ruled access to the controversial abortion pill would not be restricted. the fight over that drug returned to lower courts. now republican presidential hopeful asa hutchen would sign a federal ban on abortion. listen. >> i was always signed pro-life bills and a pro-life bill comes to me that sets reasonable restrictions but also has the appropriate exceptions, yes, i would sign it. >> historic live he has said abortion would be a state issue. this insane video cap turelg the moment an american airlines plane caught fire shortly after takeoff when aircraft struck a bird sending flames shooting out of one of the engines, the pilot made an emergency landing. luckily no one got hurt. this is the second flight this month had unfortunate run in with a bird. flight was forced to return to jfk airport after a similar

incident. prince harry will be sitting 10 rows behind the rest of the royal family coronation of king charles. former royal butler revealing to the son that harry will make a quick exit from the ceremony next month. added likely we will see reconciliation between harry and face her or brother prince william. mcdonald is making big changes to the big mac and mcdouble to stay ahead the competition. consistently melting cheese. having a better sear on the burgers. softer burns. -- buns. extra r in there adding more big mac sauce. mcdonald's looking to roll out new changes by next year. did it really need to be changed though with a big mac? >> brian: got stay number one. you can't stand pat. >> steve: delicious. sounds fantastic. thank you, ashley. >> ashley: you are welcome. >> brian: growing concern around a possible link between covid

vaccines and tinnitus. constant ringing in the ears. >> ainsley: according to analysis just over 16,000 people have filed complaints with the agency saying they developed the condition since getting the jab. >> steve: this coming as "new york times" report claims the chinese government is pressuring illustrates scientist to withhold or retract data on coronavirus so the world would never know. >> brian: all right. fox news contributor dr. marc siegel joins us now. first off, have you heard this before the study, 16,000? does that come across your office? >> i have seen it in patients. listen, it's a very common problem after covid itself. >> steve: tinnitus. >> ranging in the ears. a lot of time due to hairs in the inner ears wearing down. medication can cause it. we have seen 5% of patients after covid. it's despite protein from the virus and we are making that -- when we used the vaccine. causes the body to make that protein. so, of course i think there is an association.

dr. greg poland, who is one of the top vaccine experts in the country, the head of vaccine research at mayo got it himself two weeks after taking the vaccines and he has been pound be on the cdc to do more studies on this. i do believe it. >> ainsley: are you able to heal tinnitus. >> sometimes it's temporary. sometimes you have to learn to live with it. sometimes do you exercises for it. decreasing stress helps god help us all with that eating right and fluids. but a lot of times you just have to live with it. i have tinnitus. a lot of people i know have it. i didn't get from the vaccine. i had it before. vaccine can make it worse. >> steve: i worked at a disco in the eight. i have ringing in my ears. >> loud noises also. >> steve: i have had it forever. doctor, have they been able to figure out is it from the shot from the covid vaccine or from the covid itself? >> i think it's from the protein. this is my belief. this is what they should study.

new study. >> steve: protein. >> the spike protein in covid what the vaccine tells the body to make. we have been seeing it in the brain -- of people who recover from covid. >> steve: this could be a side effect of covid it? >> is a side effect of covid for sure. in addition, i think it could be a side effect of the vaccine. i think both. more so with covid but definitely with the vaccine. >> my turn to ask a question. pass this to you because this is right up your alley. >> the cdc, oh you are talking about the other story? >> brian: yeah yeah. steve. >> ainsley: read the statement from the cdc. because so many people vaccinated and tinnitus so common in the population. temporal associated case are expected with some expected to occur shortly after evangelical.

>> they need more studies. >> ainsley: there is a sleepy girl mock tail new trend on tiktok. tart cherry juice with magnesium powder with new soda called ollie pop soda. helps you sleep better. the person is asking does this work because people are saying it's the best night's sleep they ever had. >> i'm going to break it here. i think it works. >> ainsley: you do why? >> because tart cherry juice has trip fan in it. bananas have them too which breaks down into melatonin in the brain which is what puts to you sleep. magnesium also calms your brain down and puts you to sleep. i don't think the other ingredient the pop that helps you go to the bathroom. i don't think that's doing anything in terms of sleep. i think the tart cherry juice works. this makes a really important point here. it's a natural ingredient. what's the down size of having. >> ainsley: can you give it children? >> yes.

can you give it to children and ba than thans. so why should children jump into sleep aids. >> brian: should we just take mass neesm? >> not bad but check with your doctor. >> ainsley: our doctor. >> i am. i like tart cherry juice and bannon nasa. >> steve: what do you do. >> i call you. >> ainsley: we call mike huckabee. have you seen the commercial? >> brian: relax yum. >> don't drink alcohol before you go to sleep. i have found if i drink a glass of wine wake up at 3:00 a.m. >> brian: perfect for me. glass a of wine tonight. >> steve: people think it relaxes them. >> it does but when it wears off the sugar wears off and the brain wakes up. >> ainsley: a what if you have a bottle. >> unless your daughter is waking up.

>> steve: thanks for making a call. >> great to see you guys. >> steve: still ahead on this monday, treasure hunters are flocking to california after disasters and flooding second gold rush. >> ainsley: one man who did strike gold in the golden state we'll talk to him. >> brian: i have nothing it read in the tease ♪ it's all right ♪

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playing quarterback. could be a new york jet by the end of this week. this according to many reports. especially nfl network. the jets and packers are reportedly opening trade talks once again. one report indicates the packers looking for a draft pick in exchange for the star quarterback. it is all about the 2024 first round pick the jets don't want to give one up. the packers demanding it. meanwhile to the usfl michigan panthers picking up second straight win of the season yesterday with dramatic 24-10 performance against the philadelphia stars. the panthers only won two games all season. you talk about improvement. i'll pause. >> hand it to corbin again. able to turn the corner and corbin down the sideline. can he outrace one man? he can. touchdown. >> brian: football has been great. the new jersey generals won their first game of the year cruising to 23 win over the pittsburgh lawlers. that's a quick look what is

happening over sports. power invested i would like to find something about weather. >> janice: really good at the sports. put it on the resume. >> brian: do i have to change my resume right away. >> janice: i can help you with that. let's talk about the weather. it's chilly in a lot of cities this morning. 45 right now. it feels more like march. early march than april. look at the current temperatures below freezing in fargo. 36 in chicago. much of the ohio and the mississippi river valley we have freeze advisories in place. and look at this. this is just not good news. tuesday, wednesday and thursday. most of the country below average. and this is going to continue for the next week or so as we look ahead. just get used to it my friends. here is the radar, so no big storm systems we are talking about. we do have some lingering snow for parts of the great lakes and moving into the northwest and parts of the rockies. heavy rain in the forecast over the next few days from texas up towards the plain states and across towards florida and the

southeast. there's your forecast highs today. again, below average for much of the country. so, that's -- except miami by the way. if you want warm temperatures. el paso and miami would be the place to go. all right, steve doocy, over to you my friend. >> steve: thank you very much, janice dean. head out to california, actually. wildfires and record rainfall has triggered a gold rush 2.0 as amateur treasure hunters flock to california searching the loosened rocks and soil and creek beds for gold nuggets. our next guest is one of them. he has been searching for gold and even telling mining equipment at his family hardware store in california. amateur gold seeker and hardware guy albert it falsul joins us. >> good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me on, guys. >> steve: let are the stance at the very beginning because of all the floods and fires. suddenly prospectors are turning

up gold out there in california. can you explain why? >> well, the spots have been hit up for years have actually, you know, brought more material down. it's rolled, it's crushed everything, the fires, it's just a really great year to get gold again. >> steve: essentially gold is in boulders and all sorts of stuff because of erosion and things moving and fires and big floods. suddenly new spots people are finding gold. albert, tell us about your experience because recently you went out, spent about 10 minutes and what did you find? >> well, i found some nice little pickers. you find pickers in the creek. >> steve: hold that up again. hold it up again. that is -- that's solid gold, right? >> that's solid gold right out of the bottom of the creek. >> steve: okay. weave know what happened in the 1800s when people all across the country heard there's gold

in them dar hills. people ran out to california. your hardware store sells all the stuff to do that prospecting. >> i do. >> steve: tell us a little bit about how your business has picked up because people are looking to pick up some gold pieces. >> well, my gold store used to take in the gold. now we sell the merchandise also. we sell metal detectors, boxes, pans. a lot of families coming in getting the young kids involved in finding gold. it's pretty fun exciting this year. >> steve: the thing is, since you are telling them the stuff at the hardware store. you are probably hearing a lot of stories about people and what they're finding, right? >> absolutely. i mean, there is some really great stories out there this year. a lot of good jewelry being made, too. you know, out of these pieces of gold. it's sentimental to everybody. it's just great taupe us one

great stories from people coming in. >> i just had a friend from out of state. and they did -- they found a giant gold nugget, it's just, you know, it's odds out there. you just got to pick and choose unique where you hunt. get out there and try it. >> steve: obviously is he not going to say by the way i found it over by that great big oak tree on that creek bed. >> that's always the story i hear. >> steve: of course. now in the 1850s, an ounce of gold was worth, what? 20 bucks. what is an ounce of gold worth now. >> it's right around $2,000 an ounce. >> steve: unbelievable. >> that size of gold right there that size about $2,000. if you put your time. in you get the right spot, you can actually, you know. >> steve: no kidding. you were talking about how people are making jewelry out of the gold. do you -- i have read, i have

heard from one of the producers you have -- that gold ring made out of stuff you found? >> absolutely. yep. just right off the bottom of the creek. i can't get rid of it but can i make is some jewelry and it means a lot to me, you know. a lot of people can't get rid of their gold even though they find it. >> brian: tell us where your hardware store. >> down in plasterville, california. main street. we are going to have a good old wag done with train coming up soon. come by the hardware store and have a gold panning out in front of the hardware store. >> steve: albert, thank you very much. good luck. >> thank you, sir. >> steve: that is cool. all right. coming up. switches gears. terrifying moment caught on camera. two slide down a utah cliff that straight ahead on "fox & friends."

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