how great we these guys today? [cheers and applause] >> thank you all so much for showing up to make sure you were not called to the ip go to friends and fox.com for our next concert next week. >> we love turf tech. >> have a good weekend. goodbye everyone. >> thank you guys feels like summer good morning everybody will begin with ron desantis about to speak in the city of beaufort as the race for the white house enters as busy as weekend we had seen today and as we say hello on this friday good morning at home a good, good morning to you. >> dana: i am dana perino and d's are getting underway in a big way and come. >> it's in our lifeblood on the trail of republicans making the rounds in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina poster early voting states they can make a break a campaign.

>> they take in the case directly to voters and they are going that they are the best parties hope for the future and for retaking the white house. >> we have to bring common sense back into the country. from one point thing is i am a person with common sense. and so are the people in this room and our country needs common sense back in leadership. >> i'm running for president because i don't think there's a client of our is inevitable, we have it in our power to choose a better path. a path is going to lead to the revival of this country and a restoration of american greatness. >> dana: at least ace presidential hopefuls will be it therefore the ammo roasted right what is that? >> what is going to get pretty busy here i think barbecue and harleys in fund-raising and all sorts of other fun stuff at the iowa fairgrounds here in des moines, the two republicans in the top of primary polls they've

been coming to iowa over the last few days. in the former president donald trump, he wrapped up his today to her last evening in a town hall was sean hannity not too far away from where we are right now. jump to spend weeks traded criticizing ron desantis the republican closest to him in the polls. though he has a substantial lead. last night trump included some of the republicans. >> i hear chris christie is coming in. [laughter] >> he was at 6% in new jersey which is -- i love new jersey but 6% were approval rating of new jersey was the purpose and he's pulling at zero. in others are i called the eta . >> let us is former arkansas governor asa hutchinson elc is to lead the dea he is scheduled to be in iowa this weekend. so is desantis who is in iowa earlier this week campaign early

in an event hosted events across south carolina today. he spoke last night with paul steinhauser who asked the governor about trump's attacks against. >> some of the stuff is very juvenile and i don't think the voters wanted. i'm not getting into the gutter but when he attacks me saying that someone else did a better better job in covid in new york and florida, to fight back against that because i know that's false. >> desantis trump and hutton's and they feel like they're getting my company next week with form of vice president mike pence and chris christie and not the governor north dakota covenant all to announce the running for president. and you mentioned the roast and ride to mono. desantis of the darryl hudson cnn nikki haley, and former vice president mike pence all commented tomorrow tomorrow harleys and barbecue and unclear funding to get on a motorcycle still working that idea out. >> dana: i'm here for that contact absolutely thank you.

>> bill: give money to you josh, would appoint a clip in ia morning here from the town hall here and fox. desantis says folk for the help give you eight years. it shall come and says he can do job in six months and here's his matches on the economy josh. >> what can organa bring energy donald in interest rates now because interest cannot buy homes or by money and they cannot do anything now. i mean right now our economy is a total mess. and i will rebuild our military, but we have to rebuild it again. you need the power of the oval office. >> bill: seeing some distinctions between policy and the people themselves, but watching that last night i think is pretty much on point josh had a juicy? >> wild bill let the games begin because this is the unofficial kickoff now. the presidential campaign. and desantis is taking his gloves off and ciampa's counter

pointing and you're seeing a very interesting division right there. great desantis is taking a lot of process arguments you know. trump cannot serve for eight years, he can only serve for one more term, and was also about the fact that trump has lost a lot of elections are as candidates have lost a lot of elections in recent years but he's making a different case. he's making the case that he got a lot done as president in four years, and he's one of the few people who can actually go over the government a lot of the bureaucracy and get things done. and ultimately i think that's what a lot of republican voters right now i'm looking for, and i think that argument is resonating as we saw was sean hannity's town hall with them last night, it got a lot of applause and cheers in the room. >> dana: assessed desantis, the first week on the campaign trail efficiently, and bringing his wife who is an early start on this campaign. >> yes dana, the dissent's

biography of a family story is one of the governor's biggest political assets. i think he would also be well served to talk about the florida story. to talk a lot about his record as governor, and the fact that he got things done and he work with the republican legislature, and i know he made a comment this week and i love that he was responding to a lot of the donald trump attacks about that record and he mentioned that trump's own family had moved to florida during his governorship during the pandemic. so those are the type of attack lines or the distinctions that i think you can expect to hear more from governor desantis. he should incorporate that into his speeches because the polls right now show donald trump with the lead over the governor and he's going to have to talk about the florida story in the economy and how he handled covid. and how a lot of people from across the country especially a lot of blue states like california and such, new york, ended up moving the float over the last few years.

>> let's talk about the democrats there was a fall in colorado yesterday, was playing here and elsewhere, and they are begging for a debate, this is where she writes in "newsweek" a debate as mr. president. we are told that we of progress and things are not like they were a hundred years ago, and the dnc is not a group of men sitting around the table smoking cigars and feeling themselves entitled to decide who the nominee will be. but it pretty much is she writes josh, candidate suppression is a form of voter suppression, and the party that reports to be denmark democracy party should not be so wary of it in our own house. i don't know she's going to get her wish, but he said chance? >> no. i mean, look at the democratic national committee has always played a heavy-handed role in determining who qualifies for the debate stage. and you know typically party's committee will use are especially talking about an incumbent president trying to do

everything to tip the scales in their president's favor, below, the poor thing is very worrisome. if your democrat and you are looking at the polling that is showing almost half the democrats having worries about the president's age, you saw him stumble in colorado yesterday, and a lot of concerns not just amongst republicans across the country you put about his health, the second of the issues. or when you're basically saying were not that i have a debate or any kind of contest the conversation about it between biden and williamson and kennedy jr., it feeds into those worries that biden doesn't want to debate because he's worried about how they perform on the big stage. >> dana: also this week they don't want to campaign he gone to rely on others i don't know if that's going to work but i know who works you on a friday. take you so much for joining us as we watch what can happen over the weekend. >> happy friday and have a great weekend guys. >> thank you. >> dana: president biden will

address the nation from the over office tonight after cleaning the office once they have passing the senate last night. the vote was 63 to 36 in the unprecedented default with days to spare. live on capitol hill with more but we never got too far into the details because i believe this is going to work out and you were following this inside and that i didn't turn out? >> good morning to you, you know we were all taking bets on whether or not this would actually happen late last night. especially if we will get through it before the weekend. and it did. a sense of relief this morning across the hill, we will see if that translates to the markets today, but it could have been a much, much longer night but thankfully it wasn't. things got underway just before 8:00 with a series of amendments offered up by democrats and republicans and also the whole night was wrapped before midnight and that's pretty good for the senate. it included one from senate mike lee to prevent biden's omd

requirement. and they secured that in that failed. and then senator tim king's to strike the provision that would speed up the completion of the mountain valley pap plant in west virginia that also failed to lay all the amendments failed which is something that senate leaders are hoping for to make sure that this bill did not have to go back to the house because again, we are under a deadline. and just let the house, this bill passed the senate with more democrat votes. 31 republicans oppose this last night. now still g.o.p. leader mitch mcconnell celebrated its passage riding thanks to house republicans house efforts they avoid the catastrophic consequences of default and begin to curb washington democrats the addiction to reckless spending that goes our nation's debt. the conservatives who voted against the deal were angry that it didn't include deeper spending cuts. lindsey graham actually opposed it because it caps defense spending and leadership chuck schumer took a moment last night to address.

>> i want to also dispel rumors and reassure her friends across the world about our commitment and ability to respond to emerging threats and needs. this debt ceiling deal does nothing to eliminate that senate's ability to appropriate emergency and supplemental funds. and we want to ensure that our military capabilities are sufficient to deter china, russia, and other adversaries. >> yes emergency supplemental funds is what he's talking about and then at that's actually that house republicans who oppose this bill was saying was going to happen and that congress is gonna have to find a way to get around this bill and spend but anyway i won't mention really quickly that yesterday another big moment for the all -- for the democrat-controlled senate was that they passed a bill yesterday to push back to overturn president biden's student debt relief plan. so that was a huge deal as well. so perhaps there could be some

bipartisanship when it comes to spending in the future. >> and we are waiting at the supreme court to rule on that and that'll come before the end of this month. thank you and have a good weather so we can. >> bill: the air force now walking back claims that artificial intelligence care that's human operated during a drum simulation. have a top colonel says that he misspoke when he was talking last week during the raw erica no michael michael comeback summit. he claims that it was a hypothetical scenario and the working never actually happened. this comes as president biden is sounding the alarm on the dangers of ai. listen here. >> we are seeing engaging technology and emerging technologies. all ai that i met in the oval office with eight reading scientists. in the area of ai. some are very worried. >> that is a big misspeak is in it dana? >> dana: how do you get that

one long? >> bill: that is a big whoops. >> dana: all they killed me oh actually know the limit walk that back but then i guess there's nothing to worry about now for the moment. the fox news alert here on the economy is the u.s. is adding a 339,000 jobs last month. despite the federal rate hike so what does it mean for the months to come? we get to ask maria. >> bill: body can video showing a police shoot-out with a carjacking suspect, we won you it is tough to watch here's the video and here's how it played out. >> [gunshots] >> bill: wow, that officers wounded and were going to show you how it all up for the coming up in a moment here. >> dana: plus your national spelling bee champion, the preparations that got him over the finish line. ♪ ♪ all across the country,

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>> bill: here we go on the economy we got the number above 55 minutes ago, will pump the gas pedal. the economy adding 339,000 jobs last month, that was much higher than analysts expected unemployment rose about 3.7%

from a five decade glow in the month of april. maria is here to break down the numbers and how we're doing on a friday great to see you, they were looking for 190, the blow outnumbered the future market likes it. in the gonna go up 200 points on the upside, what you think it tells us marie about the economy today? >> woke of money to you bill and dana, but this is a good report no doubt about it. 339,000 jobs much better than expected. but what i like about this report is that the jobs created that we are looking at our harping jobs. you are talking about jobs in business and professional services. in health care. the government jobs by the way also of 56,000, so you got jobs that are higher paying in leisure and hospitality, which has been where much of the bulk of the job creation has been. leisure and hospitality. it's not the case this month but that's a good story here as well as a good story that is better-than-expected overall. what i don't like about this report is that unemployment is

rising. the unemployment rate is not up to 3.7%. we also have a participation rate of 62.6%. what is i tell you? people do not want to go back to work. you see lots of the small businesses who are unable to open and have to shorten their hours because they cannot find the workers to come back to work. i also and i'm not crazy about this week and number. wages average hourly earnings rose 4.3%. okay a number but still lower than inflation. another way to inflation is stuck cutting into people's ability and they are cutting into savings because they cannot afford the inflation. all of this strong report that we are talking about, it has helped markets this morning as well as the passage of the debt bill of course which of course investors reacted to write out of the gate this morning, but we now have an expectation that the federal reserve will take a pause in his next meeting. you've got the next federal meeting and june 14th, and 75% of market participants saying that the feds will likely take a

pause, not rate rates again, and resumed the raising of rates into the july meeting. we'll see if that changes as a result of this report. and i will point out that we get a very important inflation will put up the day before we hear from the fed on june 13th and that in your price exit out. it's overall a good report there are a good few things and nitpick about but what i am worried about right now is the tightening of credit. small businesses aren't ice because of the stress around regional banks. regional banks to read to 90% of the small business community, and small business on the one hand cannot get their work is to come into work, and on the other hand are having trouble getting loans because of this tightening in the economy. and that flies in the face of what were seeing this morning in the job report. >> bill: i love all those bullet points there, another story for you, go ahead and put up the headline for "the wall street journal." est blowback maria, exxon chevron investors reject climate

managers, shareholders vote along with others in europe activist. this comes a day after the university of north carolina rejected these proposals for dti teaching. in classes on the capitol hill hill. i'll be starting to see a pushback? and potentially a trend? and this seems to be going all in one direction for several years. >> yes we are definitely seeing a pushback about this administration has made esg and its climate change agenda of all of government approach. they are trying to get through this rule that companies have to have siding standards for climate admissions and the standard for admission reduction. and you only have 11% of shareholders that vote for that. you had 10% of share folders that chevron voted for that. tell you that they are rejecting this climate change proposals that are costing cost companies

money. and that is ripping down the change in corporations they know that if they fund they yes cheap programs there are actually underperforming. the shareholders are pushing >> bill: environmental, social, and governance, esd. as you know, have a great weekend maria. it's been nice to see you. >> you too. >> dana: after a long basket forth in this deadline, fbi director will now a document claiming that president biden was involved in a bribery scheme to capitol hill. that's after they threaten to hold the fbi in contempt of congress. lawmakers from both parties are expected to review the material on monday. the documents up or delete the the five million-dollar criminal clause involving fighting during his vice presidency in a foreign national. one thing up the subpoena issue. when the republicans took over, the majority in january, whenever things they said as they will be take over they'll be able to get t the biden

administration released the candidate to be able to comply with congressional oversight and that's what you're seeing here, nobody wants to be held in contempt of congress so that's why they're making this decision. >> bill: i thought it was pretty interesting of an interview yesterday, he seen the document he wants others to see in part, and then just play this clip but that he sees right now. >> we are not out to get the fbi, we are out to change the culture of the fbi at headquarters. there is political bias within the emails of hillary. we have political bias with the hurricane investigation then went on. we have political biases to that have been proven by the durham report. and the fbi has to straighten out their house. >> a couple of points on this, they are suit people who believe there is evidence that joe biden took a bribe while he was vice president. but none of that has been proven. will be them yesterday if

something was illegal, on the sheet of paper, he did not say yes, but what he said was that i want the fbi to do his job which means investigating and that's where he stands as of today. it'll be very interesting if other scene is today is nothing to get when what their impressions will be? >> dana: we will maybe find out next week so stay tuned next week. so also check this out man against beast. a mixed martial artist puts it all on the line wrestling a 10-foot gator so why did he do it? we talk reptiles and a good cause with mike drake edged areas right there. plus candidates unveiling their x the broken economy, which will help your bottom line and they thought that through and all things money coming up end. mercedes-benz electric vehicles. including two years complimentary charging and pre-paid maintenance.

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>> bill: holy cow, that's broad daylight to right there. a body cam footage showing a deadly shoot-out, arresting out carjacking she suspects. officers were responding of an armed man breaking into because near the airport, that foot chase you're seeing you right now in the body cam footage. that left that officer injured. his name is donovan colville. here he is on screen, he is going to okay, but the suspect was shot and killed. the officers recovered a pistol from the scene there in nashville. wow, something to watch. >> dana: meanwhile the latest numbers show more than a hundred and 65 officers have been shot in a line of duty this year. that is up 30% from two years ago, and 40% from 2020. so not good numbers. >> bill: now to sheriff deputies in cook county illinois, near chicago already having their handful fighting crime that is rampant. now however they are offering mental health assistance without

putting that the health professionals at risk. as an intriguing idea mike has more. he chicago with us today. mike what did you find out? >> well bill you held them chanted the street and but the reality says that the world could be unmetered sometimes i replace and there violates each of which you cannot send a clinician but here in cook county illinois the sheriff department is trying to solve the problem. >> the left calls for counselors instead of cox claiming counselors are better scale to de-escalate a mental health meltdown. the counselors are not qualified if that meltdown becomes vio violent. cook county is trying to solve that problem with technology as common as an ipad. >> treatment response team this is nicole. >> with an instant face time because they are connecting with clinicians kept on standby.

>> you can basically get a medical professional into the house. that immediately de-escalate to. >> when the response team was first put into use he was the commission on-call call in john montgomery. the men were to kill himself and his family, but he took the facetime call. >> he was just locked in. and i was locked in with him, we continue to talk and he went into the emptiness. and that's what happened. >> the face and connection has been used 373 times in the past year. each time, the mental health professional has been able to talk down the person having an incident resulting in zero arrests. bill? >> bill: mike thanks, they needed help. mike tobin in chicago. these are stay what i would've n screaming, this is a wild scene outside of jacksonville florida

in adventure. a mixed much about fighter going one-on-one with a 10-foot alligator. wrestling with a huge reptiles that is burning across the internet and bringing attention to a good cause. that mma fighter joins us live. i think i would have been screaming but what was it like when you came up upon the team? >> you know, when i showed up, all the pressure was really off. i walk through those gates and i saw a big alligator in any knew the job had to get done. so we got it done. >> bill: mike right? you look like a big dude, what are you 6'2" hundred pounds? i understand you wrestle that you play football but how will you? >> i am 33 years old. >> bill: how you get into this and learn >> it's random trial and error you got to watch youtube a lot. >> dana: d use any equipment for your gator catching because it looked like it was just using your bare hands in the video.

>> check this out this is a stainless steel rods that i used to catch a alligator, and he bent distinctive pieces. so it's destroyed it's no god, for this will help me out with the alligator. >> bill: how big was a question mark >> this alligator was over 10 feet. >> anyways what? >> hundreds of pounds. >> bill: i will grant you that. is this the biggest one you take it on? >> no, sir, the biggest one i've laid hands on was 11-foot two. in south florida. >> so mike you arrived on scene there's all kinds of people around dozens if not hundreds of people, and they're waiting for you to save the day you like superman right? >> i said it meant i felt like batman. >> what is your technique when you approach those alligators? >> when you approach an alligator, this doesn't go for everyone out there, stay away from them obviously, but what i approach an alligator, i do my best to get that tired.

they range in energy levels, but i do my best to get the entire that's why i was poking and prodding, once the tire that's on the work happens. and then you can subdue the animal, get it out of there. >> dana: emma shumate you would tell people did not try this at home in their own. bulimia ask you, >> technically i should be say that, please stay with them alligators. >> dana: i spent a lot of time in and i used to be nervous around them. but they don't capture all of them. so was it because it was at an elementary school that you had to get called in to take care of this one? >> yes for sure there are certain alligators that are used in alligators, and this is definitely one of them. you got to enclose them in a cage with a big one like that come up with children showing of the next money it's the skin to be a recipe for disaster. so they called me out and i was able to get the job done and thank goodness nobody got hurt. but it was an entertaining crowd for sure. i'm not good member. to be bet you were eating

dinner. a hundred trappers across the state, and you guys respond to 10,000 calls a year, and you get 30 bucks per gator. how much they give you for this one? >> dana: you should definitely get a raise. >> thank you thank you. anybody who he has that i'll take it. but i should get $ $50 in alligator now. >> dana: tell us quickly before we lose you you do charity work as well we like to hear about that. >> a project savior outdoors is our mission to fight ptsd in veterans suicide by connecting with the outdoors and the true freedom that comes with jesus christ. he already won the war in a relationship with him will bring their true freedom. >> dana: i am glad here with us today, and we look forward to hearing more. >> bill: you are a good man mike thank you for coming on. >> it was a pleasure thank you all so much i appreciated. >> dana: will talk about the lsu tigers are introducing

air-conditioned helmets for the upcoming football season. they're hoping the helmets will offer relief for players and a leg up on the field. the new helmets can block ac for up to five hours before needing to be recharged. players can customize the air flow, will have to wait and see if that's baited advantage for the tigers, but if you're playing nsu do you think you're at a disadvantage? >> bill: these guys are so tough lsu, they live in louisiana, i mean -- i mean what what the and we are indoors. and were wearing when i went not adequate matter no. >> dana: i like the innovation. >> ra, getting hunter biden off the hook. that is the question whether the conservatives complain court may have inadvertently extended a lifeline to the president's son. we will sort it out for you and craig chavez just an extra set out for you and them moment here. and they're teaming up with the

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>> so we show you this a moment ago, off the florida governor has arrived in colorado state, and a moment ago was speaking with supporters. but we want to share a little bit of his message there in the south. >> so, you know we saw the images yesterday of biden stumbling around. and you know honestly, it's a sad thing to see. you don't want to see anyone do that but it was frustrating because honestly i was symbolic of the state of our country. our country, aching to use his stuff is told. our country continues to trip and fall. our country continues to go in the wrong direction. and i don't have to tell you just look are you happy with having an open southern border? i mean are you happy that your dollar is loss of post 20% of

its purchasing power in the last five years? are you happy that biden is trying to kneecap our ability to produce our own energy in this country? are you happy that we have a bureaucracy that is been weaponize against people he doesn't like? if hunter were a republican he would've been in jail by now we all know that. i'll be happy to see american cities being hollowed out by the rising crime? no. i'll be happy to see the rise of them awoke mind virus subplots -- i was happy that the federal government spent years trying to impose them biomedical restrictions and mandates on this country? and of course coming off this past weekend i think we are all still upset about the fact that we lost 13 service members in afghanistan due to the

incompetence and dereliction of duty of president joe biden. >> bill: okay i'm going to share that with you. he hits for the cycle this week. the three early states iowa for two days in hampshire now south carolina said that ron says his week. >> dana: everyone is out on the trail yes indeed. i now check this out. >> dimension hunter biden the moment ago as his father pushes for stricter gun laws, if charged with breaking a federal gun law, which tees up a high-profile showdown over the right to bear arms and it could be decided in the u.s. supreme court in their riding down that story today for us to fill hello lucas good morning. >> good morning bill. that's one way to rebel against your family, formed there -- today assistant reacted to this new apparent strategy. steel and if he said the hunter biden could be the poster boy of a lot of liberal heads would

explode. may be considered if heads too. but i think that's going on here is the same thing that frankly i would do if i were hunter biden employers which is to say you need to identify any argument that might keep you crying out of jail or even if the argument is politically distasteful to you. >> federal prosecutors are expected to wrap up the biden adminvestigation soon. president biden attorney jana says his wife is capable of making any decisions you think are appropriate and will not face any political pressure. in addition to the federal investigation into his purchase of the hank of an 2,018th he will also look into any potential tax crime related to undeclared income as we reported. it's a crime to purchase this under the influence of illegal drugs and he writes that at the time he was smoking crack every 15 minutes. and now a new batch of photos, some 10,000 and from his laptop on the public through a new

website called biden's laptop media.com. photos ranging from 2008 to 2019 and that includes the time hunter's father was vice president of course. and the wife says that any photos or private information has been redacted including multiple new folders is father posted update the tactile. >> thank you lucas. and dana has more now. >> dana: yes, i was just thinking guns and drugs and hunter biden the second amendment of the supreme court, the story clearly has every element to get you to talk about here. may his lawyers are basically admitting that yes, in his memoir call coughing up a one year, they said he was smoking crack every 15 minutes and that's at the same time as he was getting this done. and, the supreme court now says that maybe that's okay? >> yeah there's no defense. i think the assistant district attorney there they laid it out.

but when you are admitting to the crime and then trying to use the expensive nature of potentially second amendment defenses that are coming out of the supreme court, frankly it's a desperate house and mary. it's a a meeting at its of story here in the fbi has had this laptop since december of 2019. nearly we are coming up on for years. we know that he didn't pay for taxes because he's taking alone now from a sugar daddy to try and pay back some of those taxes. we know we got the gun he was using drugs, for four years? so how is it possible that the fbi's had this for four years, and our department of justice cannot make decisions about charging because it appears to me dana that they're trying to just one at the clock and allow the statute of limitations to potentially take over here. it's indefensible. >> when it came down last june after the new york case went to the supreme court, that biden was devastated that this was terrible. and they wanted to try to figure

out a way to roll way to roll it back but actually according to hunter biden's border might help protect him from being charged. especially with this concurrent. i'll give you to final word. >> low, this is what the constitution is for right? prohibition against illegal search and seizure in their fourth amendment has allowed for criminals probably to avoid responsibility for their crimes than almost any aspect of criminal defense work out there. it constitution exist to protect all of us and in this situation that might well be what happens for hunter biden. began december 2019 from now he should have been in handcuffs within six months of the fbi getting this laptop. >> thank you travis but we have to talk about this air condition helmets over at lsu. >> it's that's great one for friday think great job for you there. >> d >> bill: can you spell winter? the national spelling bee champion came to a whole lot

more than that. working to meet him next.

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>> psammophile >> that is correct. [applause] >> dana: and just like that dev shah is the one of their national spelling bee. he is winning word was psammophile, an organism that thrives in sandy soils. but i knew that, he does is live right now. he didn't get much sleep last night, you are the champion how old were you when you started learning these words so you can become who you are today? >> i was 11 that's when i started seriously doing spelling bees.

but after that, you just starting getting more serious. and now here i am. >> bill: your really good. >> dana: i just can ask you how much do you practice a deity of the coach? >> i do. his name is scott greenman, and we would just practice root words, and the main objective was if i get a word, i don't know i could piece it out together and thankfully, that didn't work out for one of my words. and yeah. and, for like five months before they spelling bee, it would be me studying to six to ten hours a day. >> bill: you would just study your tail off wouldn't you? wow. that's a "yes." hey what is your key for memorization? do you have one? >> there is a lot of -- there's a lot of memorization

but you just have to have a backup plan if you don't remember it. and that's why i study root words, and i study language patterns, so i have a backup plan if i forget something. >> dana: what is your secret to knowing when or where it has a silent letter, for example the word you one with psammophile, the piece starts the wood but it's silent how you know that? >> greek has a lot of silent letters. and send the file, the word psammophile means sand, that's how i knew i had a assignment letter. >> bill: so you win $50,000 that's a pretty nice paycheck when he dented agent within which your future look like? >> i'm going to put some for college, but, i don't know what else to do with it. >> dana: when you think about your future for your career, what you think you like to do?

>> i don't know yet, but i know whatever i do, spelling will help in some way or ano another. >> dana: will you continue on in competitions? as a champion do you finally walk away? >> while i can't do another spelling me because i one, i would definitely help out with other spelling bees. >> bill: your parents are raising a big young man dev shah, you are such a good gentleman. good luck to the future you got a bright future ahead of you. thank you. 50 grand which are age 14 largo florida. he so calm about it. did you see any of these words? ... i do not know any of them. >> dana: what about -- merrill nick get? you can do that one. try spelling it. >> bill: and a are [spelling

the word] >> dana: undergoing incomplete circulation at the fall overturned. i don't even know what that means. >> bill: i would need that for that. >> dana: it smart that he learns the root of the word and then he could spell the word. all right let's get to the next one here. >> if the technology goes wrong it can go quite wrong. and we want to be vocal about that. we want to work with the government to put the event that from happening. >> dana: growing concerns over the rise of artificial intelligence at the highest level of industry and government and now a high-ranking military officials raise the alarm of the potential hazards of ai on the battlefield. something that people have been concerned about. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." >> bill: i heard about the story and i was like oh not so much. the mone