martin in self dpeens. for the first time politicians talk about the ban of ground zero honor they want to honor the victims in a way that is free of politics. in the past president obama former president george w. bush had spoken at that event. check out this cool video of a storm. the flashes you are seeing in the sky are bolts of lightening. temperatures are still scorching. expect 107 degrees. that is your 5 at 5:00. house law americas voting to repeal the federal healthcare law. this shows legislation could cost a lot more than friends of obama claim. joining us from washington is mr. peter doocy. >> when the votes were tally this had repeal measure passed the house 244 to 158 and no

republican defected. mark ross from arkansas, jim mestison and larry kis el from north carolina all voted in favor of repeal. it was the 33rd vote this gop controlled congress is put together to either repeal or de fund the affordable care act. the whole process is becoming a big time waster. casting these votes begun and again and again probably on average once every few weeks does nothing to improve the got tomorrow line does nothing to send a single 18-year-old person to college. does nothing to help build new industries in this country. it certainly does nothing to

help provide healthcare to the american people. but republicans see things differently. according to the speaker of the house the only reason their bills haven't gone anywhere is because the senate has stepped up. they have the opportunity to wido just that. >> for those who support repealing this harmful healthcare law we are giving our colleagues in the senate another chance to heed the will of the american people. for those who did not support repeal the last time it is a chance for our colleagues to reconside reconsider.>> in the senate republicans are circulating a chart with numbers from the cbo. the chart is called the cost of the president's healthcare law rises with each new estimate. you can see the way the bars grow from left to right. there is no hope of the rae peel measure ever passing the senate. even if it did the president said he would veet fto it.

opponents in the words of peter roth cam who says the voters get the last word in november. >> thanks so much, peter. it is time to look at who is you can at th is talking. this morning presidential candidate mitt romney is talking. he tried to sell himself as the answer to african american woes. >> the unemployment rate, duration of unemployment, average income median family wealth are all worse in the black community. if i am president job one will be for be creating jobs. i don't have a hidden agenda. i submit to you this if you want a president that will maesh things better in the african american community you are

looking at him. >> that did not take place in friendly confines. you can hear. according to a new abc news poll black voters favor president obama overwhelmingly. 96 percent to just 3 percent for mitt romney. >> perhaps for that reason brock called romney courageous. unfortunately much of his agenda are at odds with what the naacp stands for. we appreciate evidences courageous and took a chance to ta speak with us directly. >> he will not tailor his message. >> i am going to give the same message to the naacp which is that obama care is killing jobs. if jobs is the priority we have to replace obama care with something that holds down healthcare costs as opposed to causing more spending for the government as opposed to spending for families.

>> oo obama doesn't want to go to the naacp because the black unemployment rate is 14 percent, precisely because if the truth be known they feel left down. truth be known the naacp, leaders feel obama has abandoned them. they had high expectation it is of obama and not one of them have been met. the people that want a new kitchen don't have it the people that want a new car doesn't have it and the people who don't have a job don't have it. you won't see obama at the naacp. you won't see bide ten. to stories you can bank on this morning. delta airlines expanding

services to 11 new cities. >> laguardia it is the smallest of the three. >> and closest to the city. >> now they want to stop the business problem. they are adding 11 cities flying from delta out of laguardia denver, houston, philadelphia and others. >> more homes in foreclosure in the month of june. >> more homes from in foreclosure it will only get worse through out the year. the good news is the up tick does not signal there are home owners missing. the value of nearby homes is set die bunk. >> shouldn't we see electric bills going down?

>> of course not. >> your electric bill is likely hire than it was. it is making it cheaper for utilities to produce. they are not translating to lower rates for customers. they are forecast to rise slightly this summer. any increase is note worthy because natural gas is a whopping 43 percent cheaper than it was a year ago. >> electric companies are making the money. >> yes. >> it is 9 minutes after the hour. the earth opening up on a freeway. the discovery on the ground is almost as big as a sink hole itself. they are representing the united states in the olympics but the athletes are wearing clothes made in china. what's up with this? we want to hear what you think? send us your e-mails and tweets.

>> welcome back. we have quick headlines for you. a major highway in colorado closed indefinitely because of a massive sink hole. it's about 100 feet deep and 20 feet wide but a much bigger discovery what was found when the ground opened up. a century old railroad tunnel. that is pretty cool. looks may not kill but they can get you fired. they have a yoga instructor fired. she was canned from her job after a student she was seeking complained the instructor gave her a nasty look for using her cell phone in class. taxpayers billed owed banks

and firms. a tax on every stock trade is the best way for wall street to pay that money back. president obama is not getting behind the so-called robin hood tax. william loss net is live from los angeles. >> it would be among the first on the band wagon for this so-called financial sin tax. he has had multiple fundraisers with some of the country's richest bankers and fat cats. backing the robin hood tax along with the afl cio as well as the national nurses united union which stages protest that may damage that effort. the bill is sponsored by democratic senator tom harken and representative peter defazio would impose a tax of $0.03 on financial trades. supporters say it would cost the average investor less than a dollar a year while targeting wall street speculators and reduce the type of reckless

computer trading that increases volatility. >> it is .03 percent but it will still generate $35 billion a year in income. income that could be used to build a real economy int infrastructure or money that could help defray our deficits. >> these ads make the case you can make big money from a small number of rich people on wall street. financial tax would not reduce the high trading as proposed but actually send them offshore. this is not a regulatory change. all this really is it is an attempt to reach into somebody's pock pocket and bring more money. in a recent book the

president was quoted as saying let's do it but was talked out of it by one of his aids. it does raise money than the tax. as the election gets closer it's another way for the president to contrast himself with governor romney. >> oo that was william loass necessary. why are the team's olympic uniforms made in china. the opening ceremony outfits are not manufactured in other own country. that leads us to the question of the day. should the american olympic team wear uniforms in america? tweet us at fox friends first or shoot us an e-mail friendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read the comments later in the show.

>> it is america's favorite food but new research finds eating chicken might lead to an infection that may be impossible to treat. >> now you see it now you can't. a huge shark with the catch of the day and it is all caught on camera.

>> quick headlines now. universal studio hollywood with

a lawsuit from banning amputees from roller-coasters. two men both double amputees said they were kept off the ride. he couldn't go on the ride because he didn't have hands to hold on to the safety bars. no comment from universal. may look like a regular t-shirt but this cotton crew neck may charge your cell phone. developed the technology. they say it's as simple as dipping a shirt in the special fluoride solution which helps maintain an electric charge. lady listen up eating chickens can give you an infection almost impossible to treat. it only effects us women. dr. seigel is ear to explain. the problem is we are giving out too many antibiotics. we are taking too many and giving too many to our chickens to our poultry to our meats. >> to try to pump them up. >> to keep them from getting

sick. they are on top of each other. 80 percent of the antibiotics we prescribe goes to animals. we get resist tant bacteria. e coli is the name of the bacteria we are talking about here. urinary tract infections urinary finkses 90 percent are from the e coli. studies have looked at the kinds of bacteria we are seeing on farms and the kind we are seeing with women 8 million of them getting urinary infections five times more resistant to antibiotics. we think it's because we are giving out too many antibiotics. >> it is strong resistant to antibiotics. they can't get rid of this. >> we have had these infections since the time of the ancient greece. it's only since the 20th century we had the antibiotics to treat them with. you can get rid of the things now. used to be you didn't know what

to do ointment or water and cranberry juice. now we have these antibiotics. they are becoming less and less effective because we are using them too much. 8 million women have urinary infections have a problem because 29 percent of them are resistant to the kind of antibiotics we use. >> we are pumping them up with hormones and pumping them up with antibiotics. should we cook it longer other buy organic meat? >> i think the key here is hygiene. you have to wash a lot take a lotter showers be careful of what kind of hygiene we use. especially if you are a woman. this is really important. we need to know these bugs are out there and becoming more permanent. we have to use antibiotics less. it's not just animals. if we take too many antibiotics growing bacteria are millions of colonies. they want to be resistant they want to live like anybody else. >> when you have a urinary tract

infection it is painful you want an antibiotic. >> take them early, too. if you are having the bernie urinary frequency go and see your physician get the antibiotic early but don't take it if you don't need it. >> the food industry is disagreeing with the researchers because they want to sell more chicken. they don't want us to say no more poultry. what do you think? >> um going to say we are using too many antibiotics with chicken period. they are right there is no roof. look at this this way. here is the bacteria saying ones we have. what do you think the reason is? we may not have proven this but there is a strong association here. >> one doctor disagrees with the study. this is what he says. these stewed des have nothing to do with antibiotics and poultry products and further changes to antibiotics used in poultry will not change the potential human health risks associated with these foodborne e coli.

>> my personal opinion is i disagree with that. not only that but i want the conditions to improve on the farms. we need to improve the chickens so there's less and less bacteria. our chickens raised on farms 80-90 percent of them are raised with bacteria. i think the bacteria can come over to humans. >> staggering. those numbers are high. >> what are you going to do with your family. you eat poultry? >> cooking poultry properly is key. the other thing you can do in summer is keep your food separate. the same place that you wash the chicken on isn't the plate you should serve it on. >> use common sense, people, right? >> wash, use separate utensils and plates use lie ysol to clea surface areas and be careful about contaminating yourself before and after you wash. good advice for us this morning. 25 after the hour.

a teen knee shoot turns into a medical emergency. why actress kristen chen witt was rushed to the hospital on a stretcher. patti ann this one is for you. >> now you see it ainsley, now you don't. >> push. oh, jesus christ. it's a shark. >> a shark. it's a big (bleep) shark. >> she thought she had the catch of the day. it became shark bait it was caught on camera. >> fist on this day in 1862 the medal of honor was created. ♪

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends" first. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am patti ann browne. the first top five stories making news at this hour. president obama's top advisors find out who is behind a recent rash of security leaks. the white house fell under suspicion after they mysteriously became unclassified after a foiled not and attack on iran. house lawmakers launching their

own investigation after attorney general eric holder refused to assign a special prosecutor to the case. he is taking full reign of the web possibly. president obama signing an executive order that would allow him to take control of the internet. chris ticks worry it gives them too much control over the web. >> the september 11th terrorist attack by far the most memorable moment shared by tv viewers for the last 50 years. aft that after a poll that ranked tv moments by impact. the second top ranked moment hurricane katrina in 2005 and in third the o.j. simpson murder verdict back in 1995. >> they could put a ban on plastic bags ban. they are considering this measure. it would stop local governments across the state from forcing

shoppers to use reusable bags. supporters of a plastic bag ban say it would reduce pollution. those in favor say the measure to work to promote recycling. it is the individual twroe you are watching lately now you see the fish now you don't. >> oh, jesus christ. >> it's a shark, a shark. it's a big (bleep) shark. >> in my home state of south carolina that's whey i live her in new york now to prevent shark. she was fishing with her father when a bull shark came out of the mash and feels that catch sof of her line. the only species of sharks known to leave the ocean and swim into smaller bodies of water. those are your 5 at 5:30. republican presidential candidate mitt romney getting a tough reception at the naacp convention in houston.

the details is doug luzader. >> mitt romney didn't expect to win over many voters yesterday but he add sdregsed addressed e of the most loyal voters. he walked in to some applause and a fair amount of skepticism. he said he would be the better choice to improve conditions in the african american community. it was a bold statement considering that some 95 percent of black voters supported president obama four years ago. it didn't take long for the differences to emerge. >> high levels of debt slowed down the rate of growth of the gdp, of the economy. that means fewer jobs are created. if our goal is jobs we have to stop spending over a trillion dollars more that we take in every year. so to do that i am going to eliminate every nonessential program i find that includes

obama care. i am going to work to reform and save -- >> that line didn't go over so well. romney got credit just for showing up. vice president joe biden will address the group. president obama decided to skip the event this year for scheduling reasons according to the white house. they are scheduling -- >> he has spoken before the organization in the past. he met with matt last year. his vice president is speaking this year. he is -- for campaign scheduling i will refer you to the campaign. >> whether the president is bringi taking black voters for granted. the reaction is he has an uphill climb. it is a question of turnout.

it wasn't what the election was in 08. he is targeting black voters to make sure they return in november. it is time for look who's talking. >> white house press secretary jay carney is talking. he is trying to spinning the president's tax increase. >> republican people democrats in congress most folks even of no political persuasion at all support the idea we ought to extend the tax cuts. only thing holding it up is the idea that 98 percent of us, 98 fers of the country shouldn't have a tax cut unless the top 2 percent get a tax cut. the president's position is we can't afford it. the middle class needs it the economy needs it. but we cannot afford.

>> dennis miller says this president is the most divisive we have seen. >> lisa dab a great dame a lady of letters. she said something to me something that resinated. she said why does he always say rich like it's a four-letter word? why doesn't he say prosperous like there was something put into it that is prospered. this guy is the most divisive president i have seen. have you ever seen the lay of the land more rank rouse than it is right now. he might have organized communities but he is disrupting this nation and he has to drop all of this class warfare. i don't see it. roll out the red carpet. time for entertainment news. kristen chen wealth knocked down she was smacked blighting equipment after a huge gust of

win knocked it over. she is being treated for minor injuries. black wedding gowns might have been an omen. vera wang and her husband calling it quits. 23 years of marriage. even though they are business partners the couple says the split will not impact the company. they have two children together. the cover of women's day magazine making a press with this photo. showing lots of skin on their honeymoon. the royal couple feeling be trade because this photo surfaced 15 months after their wedding. >> now for your starting lineup. a windup of the sports stories making headlines at this hour. new york knicks going in on jeremy lin. 4 year $29 million offer. it confirms lynn will start as point guard ahead of jason kidd

who was to finalize his own deal later today. fighting words from charles barclay. the nba veteran said the dream team would beat this year's team. he called many of the 92 players quote old. speaking of this year's olympic team see who won big at the espy awards. >> the fans decided the espy goes to lebron james. >> the miami heat super star winning best male athlete of the year. tim tebow and jeremy lin taking home hardware as well. the usda is still trying to get more people in the government doles. their latest technique promotions for food stamps in spanish. it is the lathes chance to answer the question of the day.

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>> let's span the globe to see what headlines are going on overseas. more control over the internet. the measure will create a single register of web sites containing information deemed harmfulr illegal. critics say the law could shut

down web sites bowithout a cour order. prime minister announcing the sales tax rising to 21 percent. he hopes that will help shave off 79 billion from the massive budget deficit. spectators at the 2012 olympics will have to hit up this mcdonald if they want a french fry fix. say that 3 times fast. the food vendors have been told the sponsorship deal gives them seoul righ soul rights to the chan fiez the only exception fish and chips. the usda is trying to get pore people on the government doles by promoting the welfare program on spanish radio. diane macedo is here to explain. >> the topic of food stashes may not sound entertaining. but they have found a way to

pump up the drama and have more spanish speakers to the welfare program. they have scenarios where they convince others to get on food stamps or explain how much healthier it is to be on food stamps. most end with an announcement that says tune in to see if the skeptics apply for benefits and see how important food stamps are to their health. not to stereotype the nutrition assistance program applicants. it is promoting equivalent english language series at a time when they are trying to recruit more noncitizens to the programs. illegal immigrants are not eligible but legal or not the ads are encouraging immigrants to assimilate into a culture of welfare dependence and hurting our economy. t they are available on the usda web site. you can listen and decide for

yourself. don't forget to keep tuning in here to see how the story plays out. thairpnks as always. to today's brew on this topic. team usa is the pride of america, why are the team's olympic uniforms made in china. these red white and blue opening ceremony outfits are not manufactured in our own country. >> that lead us to our question of the day. should the american olympic team wear uniforms made in america? here are some of your responses. jack tweeted us saying the olympic team should have every stretch stitch of clothing made in america. >> i think it's okay our team's clothes are made elsewhere. gloeting is a global market. gle global trade is accepted. remember the phrase made in america those days are over. pretty sad. >> my flag pin was made into

china. it said made in the u.s. on my flag. i said aren't all flags made in the u.s.? no some of them are made in china like your pin. >> you can keep the comments coming you can send them to us by twitter at fox friends first or shoot us an e-mail f friend friendsfirst@foxnews.com. next on "the rundown"" do you have wine? can a glass of veno- do your body better than milk? we will have the brand new research. more than 40 years after it was stolen the car is back with the writefrightful owner. wait until you hear how he tracked it down. >> let's check in with steve doo doocy. >> i want to hear more about the story is how wine is better than milk and should i put it on my captain crunch. >> try it and then anchor the show. coming up you know mitt

romney got booed yesterday at the naacp conference in houston. did you know he got a standing ovation and a bunch of applause for some other things? we are going to tell you what he did get affirmation for that you are not going to hear in the mainstream media. a congressman who wants to put us on the right roads financially will be stopping by. michelle will as well. what if you were really sick and you called 911 and after the ambulance left you got a bill for 275 bucks. people are feeling really sick now. fox and friends rolls out live starts in 12 minutes from now.

>> this texas man recovered his stolen car. it was 42 years ago. after stouring hundreds of on-line sites he found it on ebay listed under a dealer in sever beverly hills. he contacted police and got it back. study finds glass of wine a day is good for your bones. moderate drinkers are less likely to develop osteoporosis because the daily drink increases bones. >> we love those stories. a weekly jobless claims data out in a few hours. it follows last week's monthly unemployment report which shows the nation's unemployment rate.

cheryl casone knee has three companies hiring right now. >> we got another survey saying unemployment is going to be retracted which means it will be longer than expected at let's for the next couple years. those that are looking forward have to be very specific and targeted. adp this is a company that helps other people. adp processes pay they cans. that's the type of business that will not go away. one in 6 paychecks 2500 jobs chicago washington el paso. they have full benefits. they have an internship program. they look for kids right out of college. if you have that degree you need work it is a good place to get experience. paycheck processing is not going to die. it's not a company that goes

away. that is my theme this week. band width.com. >> they provide enter net and telephone services to other businesses. it is another b to b play. they have 30 jobs open right now. they are hiring 200 over the next year. here's what's great about this one. if you agree to work at this company you are working in if sales xhaerting or software opening up offices in seattle new york. you could take 1 and a half hour lunch every day as long as you agree to go to the gym. they have rock climbing and bike shop. >> they want healthy. >> they want health and wellness. they have the typical web start up story. they have medical and dental and includes the families. that's big. most of us have to pay in

something. >> g-tech solutions. they focus on technology they have a lot of engineering positions they bring to the show. ip positions. 1200 jobs. they are looking at salary range. fast depending on the level. engineers ip professionals and contractors can't get a benefit if you have contractors. you will get ben fits with that. it is broad based. >> cheryl casone knee thank you as always. you can catch cheryl at noon on the fox news network. fx job hunt at foxnews.com. the time 54 after the hour. how nicolas cage may have cost one recent college grad a job. coming up your word of the day all scrambled up. can you figure out what it is? stick around for the answer. we see it now then it goes away for the break. i have no idea. maybe ainsley does. stick around.

>> it's now 2 minutes until the top of the hour as we take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly. first, the good. the lifeguard that made national headlines after he was fired for leaving his designated area to go save a man's life is being offered a new job. florida's water park legoland making tomas lopez an offer to come work there. the park also offering jobs to the nine other lifeguards to

quit in support of lopez. next, the bad. two window washers dangling from the 42nd floor of this new york city high rise. something went terribly wrong and they were stuck there for over an hour. they weren't injured. that's good news. finally, the ugly. a big resume oops for a college student at york university in toronto. she mistakenly attached a picture of nicolas cage to a job application instead of her resume. she claims she was thrown by the numbers in the file name. what? >> definitely not clear on exactly how that happened. >> how that happened, i don't know. >> i don't know. >> all right. time now to get scrambled up and we have peter johnson jr. here to help us out with our word of the day. something we talked about. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> good. >> let's see. h. >> what is it? >> i wish we would start with the first letter. >> honeymoon? is it honeymoon! oh, my god. jackie gleason. that's honeymooners honeymoon.

>> you got it. and you win absolutely nothing. >> good to see you. we'll be watching you. have a great show, peter. >> you have had a great show. thanks. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i don't know i was sitting next to such a romantic. gets honeymoon on the first try. must be fresh in your mind. >> absolutely. 20 years. good morning, everyone. today is thursday, july 12th. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing part of your day with us. witnesses say it was like the sun exploding. >> stunning new video of ohio's train disaster. >> oh, my goodness. then the naacp invited him and then booed him. >> so to do that, i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find and that includes obamacare and i'm going to work to reform and save

-- >> all the channels told you about the booing but there's more to this story you won't see anywhere else but here. >> this boy lost an arm but could have lost his life fighting a vicious florida gator. this morning, we'll show you how to survive a gator attack. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> it's one thing to have suntan lotion or bug spray but to be worried about gators, too. >> there's no spray or lotion to protect that. >> i will look forward to hearing how you fight that off in case you're planning down a trip to florida or the everglades or anywhere like that. >> well, this particular guy whose life was saved by his quick thinking credits a tv show "swamp people" and in fact, we've got somebody from "swamp people" on to tell us what you can do to make sure the gator doesn't go into the death roll and take you down with it