headlines, log on news.com. >>> what is all the hubbub about haboobs? one seen here are common here and in the middle east. they are saying the haboob isro airport and may affect the city, as well. the use of the term, which has arabic roots, didn't go over well with a woman there. she said haboob? i'm from texas, and we have dust storms, so would you mind stating it that way? i'll find another service. and another said if you would like to move to the middle east, you can call it haboob, while here, call it a sandstorm, we texans would appreciate it. yes, we're waiting for an apology from the national weather service. look, haboob, it's a word. maybe -- do you think these texans have a problem with tsunami? i think that would be a problem. too. >> i think they should be a problem with the word "lubbock". >> wait a minute, are you blaming me now? >> for, these outrage stories, presented in the story itself, like torrance, and haboob outrage, no, it's everybody has a twitter account and facebook account and occasionally people issue strongly worded somet

log on to fox news.com. >>> i have to tell you -- by the way, is there any better place to be than a trump rally? in all fairness, right? is there any better place to be? there is so much love in the room. it is true. there is so much love in these rooms. it is incredible. >> that's donald trump of course at one of his rallies. all he sees is love. but is that really all there is? i wish we could get a more objective look at a trump rally. luckily jarod yates sexton recently attended a trump rally in north carolina and live tweeted his experience. we will be live tweeting from trump's rally in greensboro tonight. i'm sure it will be measured and thoughtful. that's good. he appearses to have an open mind and an objective view . let's get to the observations. crowd consists of people who like a car wreck because it breaks up a long drive, and people who never learned to love. sensing a little judgeyness there. the crowd is chanting, build that wall, build that wall and that's because they have to build a wall

log on to fox news.com.re watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >> disney princesses may be bad for your health. a new study shows they want to interact and they showed the limiting beliefs about their abilities in and securities with their body. here is the surprising part. boys who played with the princess toys exhibited more body issues. the research has suggested that playing with the skinny girl dolls made them less susceptible to the stereo types in the boys toys. a lot of attention is paid to barbie's measurements, but boys are playing the -- with the unrealistic toys. look at luke skywalker and hahn hahn -- hans solo. i couldn't get hair like that no matter how much conditioner i used. if you have boys throw away the macho toys and get them spring eggs ises. or better yet, some male action figures they can live up to. did you like those guys? would you get yourself "red eye" dolls. >> you know it. the whole collection. >> does it surprise you that this study -- i don't want you to

log on to fox news.com >>> kyla fisher is a comedian and film maker posting videos on a website called youtube. here he is pulling one of his most famous pranks and posing at an apple store. >> mic scan. this is a quick scan to see if you are eligible. >> a retina scan. it says you have great credit and it connects to your info. >> are you kidding. >> if you pay me cash and just put it in my pocket i will running you up. i will just start pulling the stuff of on the shelf and stuffing it in my pants. whatever i can fit in my pants is what i can hook you up with. >> aren't you going to get caught? >> i hope not. >> tyler fisher. >> a quick scan. >> obviously what you are doing is wrong, but is it illegal? >> it is like the wild west. you can do whatever you want. i went in there without permission and didn't get any sort of paperwork done and it is still on the internet. i think it was being taken down. they took it down and it was not apple. a lot of employee as sent me part of the video. people wanted to go to the luvra branch and do stand up. if they pay i will go -- international. >

for all of your headlines log on to fox news.com. to fox news. >>> for a while now, the main contribution of some of my friends on the other side of the aisle have made in the fight against isol is to criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase "radical islam." we now have proposes from the presumptive nominee for the president of the united states, to bar all muslims from emigr e emigrating to america. and if we fall into the trap of painting all muslims with a broad brush and imply that we are at war with an entire religion then we are doing the terrorist work for them. >> mr. president, nobody said we are at war with all of them. and furthermore, donald trump is talking about a temporary ban because he is listening to your officials that you're ignoring. welcome back to fox news, chastising those who criticized him for refusing to use the word "radical islam." but for him to refuse to use those words, is he putting you and your family at risk? joining me, fox news national security analyst, k.t. mcfarland. i want

for your headlines log on to fox news.com. >>> and now to international news.oung man in ontario, canada was looking for help and turned to twitter for guidance. he tweeted, yo, does anyone know someone who can make fake id's. they happened to see the tweet and responded. let us know if you know a source for fake id's. they put the trolling in patrolling. the kid then deleted his twitter account. actually he did reply. i would like to take this five minutes of fame to promote my micked tape. stay tuned. the police replied thanks for being a good sport and good luck with the album. i think this is an inspiring story. what do you think? >> i did something similar and i did not have my seatbelt on and i can handle it however i want to. now when i drag. >>> scag and vape on a plane i don't tweet about it. >> you are admitting to a crime -- you can't vape on a plane. >> if i did it would be a crime. >> is it a crime? >> that's the law. >> if it is just you under that blanket. >> the constitution protects your right to do anything under your own blanket. >> it is in

log on to fox news.com. >>> he played for golden state, but doesn't care about gold. sadly we won't see brilliant baller and nba mvp steph curry in brazil for the olympics. curry said "my previous experiences with usa basketball have been incredibly rewarding. due to several factors because of ankle and knee injuries i believe this is the best decision for me at this stage of my career." as to be expected folks were not happy with the choice. this dude wrote "steph curry out of the olympics? i guess he doesn't want the championship that really matters." meanwhile usa basketball named curry's replacement. >> he can dunk and he is not afraid of zika. joanne what do you think? steph curry does he have a patriotic obligation to play for the olympics? >> no, definitely not. some people are saying it is a selfish move on his part, but i think it is very generous. there is about 30 people who are being considered for a team of, i think it is 12 they are sending? i don't know basketball. now the 13th guy is like, yeah i get to go! he is now offering up that spot to somebody w

for all of your headlines log on to fox news.com. ?i ever since i was a kid i was hear bght mysteries of -- hearing about the mysteries of stonehenge. >> the history of stonehenge is two fold. who built it and why? surely the master minds of stonehenge could not have inspired an army of workers in unless they were held in the spell of a great and perhaps even man cal idea. >> there were many theories, but one thing they agreed on is there is no way regular people without math degrees or modern construction equipment could move it the 160 miles from the mountain to the site. how did these ancient people pull off the marvel of engineering? a group of archaeologists have demonstrated that it was not that big of a deal. they used the sled system. they placed logs on the ground and pulled the stone over it. with only 10 people they were able to move their stone about one mile an hour on average. look. >> one, two, three. one, two, three. one, two, three. >> so they were not magical or mystical. it just confirms they had a lot of time on the

i'm jackie ibanez and now back to your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> welcome back.e are expanding our bolton heavy panel. dierdre bolton and john bolton we have the current warden of the north, ramsey bolton. and michael bolton. >> and i am told this guy is the evil figure and i just want to say i recent having this. >> we are not related. >> i never watched game "game of thrones." >> you have to check it out! >> the world has lost a tiny, tiny creature. no, not greg. he is still on saturday night at 10:00 p.m. i am talking of course of the bramble-k. they are the first mammal to go extinct. they say extinction has gone hand in hand throughout the history of the world. yes, we killed this wonderful creature. it is amazing. here is video of the final moments. >> i don't think climate change was the problem. that was a hamster. >> climate change killed dinosaurs. >> i don't know if it was -- >> it was definitely climate change. there was climate activity. it worked out well for us. if it is up to me, turn up the heat if it will kill the rodents. i don't like rodents.

for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> a new study from the national alliance of youth sports shows that 70% of kids stop playing competitive sports by age 13. when asked the reason, most teens say it is just not fun anymore. the question is why? julie anna w minor at the "washington post" gives a few reasons and i will summarize a few. first, it is not designed to be fun. as kids get older the programs are geared to the more competitive kids. the kids that want to have a good time are squeezed out. and the push for kids to specialize. increasingly kids are pressured to find their passion and excel in that area. the problem is kid don't know what their passion is. that's what being a teenager is about. trying lots of things, failing at stuff and most importantly, wasting a lot of time which brings us to the current focus on success. parents are hyper focused on college. they shouldn't be will. these successful students are not just unwinding after a tough week. they are blowing off steam that built up from their entire over planned adolescents. we don't need successful

log on to fox news.com and you are watching the most powerful name in news. fox newschannel. >>> sorry ladies, it also happens to men. he has opened up about feeling exploited in the entertainment industry. the hunky actor said, quote if you like to think of yourself as a head of hair or a set of looks. there is definitely things in our industry that happen toward men and women when i am asked to strip down i felt that. he is referring to the photo shoot that he did. >> really you wanted to see the video as well. >> i hate that they got the word in there. it is like the mind game. >> now when you do libertarian and you search in google that guy's picture will come up. it is one of the most libertarian images of our time. >> what do you think of him wining and complaining that he is a piece of meat. >> he made a good point. sexism happens to women and men. and then after that, you should all shut up about it. >> who will feel bad for somebody good looking whether it is a male or female? you want to talk male privilege or white privilege there is nothing higher

now back to "hannity" for all of your head lieps remember to log on to fox news.com. >>> i'm here todayth her. hillary has brains. she has guts. she has thick skin and steady hands. but most of all, she has a good heart. >> all right. that was left-wing massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who donald trump calls pocahontas, campaigning yesterday with hillary clinton. a desperate move from the clinton camp, trying to boost hillary's credibility with bernie sanders voters. but why does trump call warren pocahontas? well, back in 2012 while running for the senate, it came to light that warren had listed herself as a native-american in professional directories. her opponent at the time, former senator scott brown claimed she used it to further her career. here'sanation of her ancestry. watch this. >> i have lived in a family that has talked about native-american, talked about tribes, since i've been a little girl. i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a th

for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> welcome back to "hannity." presumptive 2016 gop presidential nominee donald trump is riding high tonight following yesterday's primaries and with the final votes now being counted mr. trump is smashing the record for the most votes received by a republican presidential candidate in a primary season with well over 13 million. that number may be higher when it's all said and done. to put it in perspective, in 2012, mitt romney took home 9.9 million total votes in the primaries short of the previous record held by president george w. bush in 2000 who had 11.9 million votes. here with reaction, donald trump jr. how are you? good to follow your dad. that's a tough act to follow. >> never an easy act to follow, sean. never an easy act to follow. >> you look at this, your dad made the point on a number of occasions that a republican party that stated for years they want to be more inclusive, want to build out the party, and especially a lot of blue collar, hardworking americans that are really suffering under the obam

for your headlines log on to fox news.com. >>>. >>> welcome back to "hannity." hillary clinton is trying to pin the reason for her sky high unfavorable ratings. she claims it has nothing to do with her many ongoing scandals. take a look. >> 52% of the american people who participated in our cbs news poll have an unfavorable opinion of you. that's the highest negative impression of anyone ever nominated by the democratic party since we started asking that question in 1984. do you bear any responsibility for that? >> oh, i'm sure i do, but i think when i was secretary of state and serving our country i had an approval rating of 66%. i think it is fair to ask what's happened? . what's happened is tens of millions of dollars of negative advertising and coverage that has been sent my way. >> here with reaction, fox news legal analyst, washington examiner, contributor lisa boothe and leslie marshall. put up the fox news polls. we talked about it earlier. is hillary lying about the e-mails and how they are handled, 60% yes. did she put security at risk with classified