> alisyn: yes, yes.reat to see you again. happy birthday. i'm going to go to your tailor. >> alisyn: irs employees are getting $70 million in bonuses. workers at walter reed are about to get furloughed? are the president's priorities to blame? peter johnson, jr. has some thoughts on that next. >> steve: another celebrity dropping by for breakfast. can you guess who it is? here is a clue. this bond villain is a singer who is headlined in las vegas. hmmm [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor shou

♪ ♪ >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. today is saturday, june 22nd. i'm alisyn camerota.begin with a fox news alert because he leaked highly classified skeets secrecy of national security. edward snowden faces charges of espionage. will the nsa leaker be extradited to the u.s.? we have developing details straight ahead for you. >> tucker: a vicious tiger attacks a worker in indiana. update on girl's condition coming up. >> clayton: guys taking a page out of this scene. >> i don't know what to do. i don't know what to do. you can act like a man. what's the matter with you? >> clayton: why more and more men are ditching marriage, fatherhood and even the american dream. do they need to man up? we will tell you the reason and it will surprise you. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> alisyn: good morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us bright and early. we have an incredible four hours for you. it is like a three ring circus what's going on on our plaza this morning. i know that a lot of it has to do with bacon. >> clayton: is it the first official full day

alisyn? >> alisyn: all right. thank you so much for that update.tion that he shouldn't have to talk to the presidents of russia or china because we have a policy in place, an extradition policy where they should turn him over. but it might help if he picked up the phone and called them. >> steve: why not? last time he was with mr. putin, mr. putin was pouting. we saw that picture where the two of them have very strained relations. still, if mr. snowden is so important to the national security and justice in this country, pick up the phone, say hey, help us out. come on of the we've had cooperation in the past with the boston bombers. let's get some of this stuff going right here. but no. i shouldn't have to call him. >> clayton: i'm glad you brought up the boston thing. this is, going forward, we'll have more cooperation with the russian government. wouldn't this be an opportunity of goodwill? vladimir saying we don't have to deal with it. here is the foreign policy question this morning in a poll, how do you think the president is handling foreign

now let's head over to alisyn. >> alisyn: thanks so much.wake up and smell the coffee. because that cup of coffee might lead you to the home of your dreams. here to explain is real estate expert and author of "find it, fix it, flip it," michael corbett. hi, michael. >> good morning. >> alisyn: somehow starbucks going to help me buy the right house? >> you know what? here it is, when you're look for a neighborhood that's a transitional neighborhood or neighborhood on the rise, you want to look for two key factors. one is new businesses coming in and crime going down. believe me, when a starbucks is coming into a neighborhood, it's a very good sign. they do a lot of research. they spend a lot of money deciding where to go, where the trends are going. piggy back right there on their research. then check the crime statistics. go to something like trullia.com's crime watch and look and see downward trends for crime. you put the two of them together, a great cup of coffee and lower crime, you got a good neighborhood and a great place to shop for d

>>alisyn: to that point, u.s.40,000 students with computer sciences degrees but the u.s. economy will need 120,000 jobs. it sound like a great field to go in but what are they missing? >> they are missing the opportunity to study science technology, engineering and math both at the high school and college level. we have not put enough of an emphasis on this in our education system. but i'm not waiting on the education system. i don't believe any student needs to. between the ability to find information free on-line, there are low-cost services and classes available, our students can make a difference and empower themselves by gaining this knowledge for themselves. >>alisyn: when a recent college graduates comes to meet with you and they say please hire me, kirk, what do you want to hear from them? what do you want to know they can do? >> a great question. i'm looking for that college graduate to understand technology's implication on business. pubmattic is providing technology to allow producers to transform their

alisyn? >> alisyn: all right, clayton. thank you.n urged to question their doctors' decisions, but according to a new study, being involved with your own health care may actually end up costing you more. so what questions should you be asking your doctor without the risk of a higher bill? we're going to explain. great to see you, dr. cheatham as always. this study makes no sense. this is out of the university of chicago. how can the more we're involved with our own health care, the more pro active we are, it costs us more and we spend more time in the hospital. >> well, actually, alisyn, to me it's not a huge surprise, this study. i mean, in this study they were looking at internal medicine patients. they looked at 22,000 patients. it was a survey in chicago, so this may not necessarily be representative to all medical specialties in all states. interestingly, when patients do ask about the their care and the proactive, we may end up doing more tests. the patients may want those tests before discharge. although there's an increased c

. >> alisyn: with a bear. the catching experience at because pro shops june 8-14. it's free. do crafts, archery, workshops for the kids. they will be out here. we'll show you how to make ice cream. they will make ice cream. now we're talking. >> alisyn: something i can get my arms around. >> tucker: okay. to the story that dominated the news cycle for the past 48 hours. the revelation that the federal government is watching you in greater detail with greater vigilance than we ever, ever imagined. they have your bank records, your telephone call data. every keystroke you punch in a keyboard, they are keeping. president says that's fine, still trust the government. >> clayton: tha this is the president who got sidetracked having to talk about this. listen. >> you can complain about big brother and how this is a potential, you know, program run amok. but when you look at the details then i think we struck the right balance. >> people can't trust not only the executive branch and also don't trust congress and don'

>> alisyn: i do that.and 75% feel misunderstood. they feel misunderstood or just? >> alisyn: i don't know how to turn my husband's car. >> a lot of cars don't have keys or you stick a key in your pocket and you touch a button rooms. >> i don't understand it. i like the idea of cars being built for women. >> i wonder what danica patrick thinks about this. >> when we get a cars designed for on a woman, is it too tight for us? >> alisyn: all i know i was going to say, i am absolutely exhibit "a" in this. i went to purchase a car. here is what i asked the guy, where are the couples? >> nissan is trying to build this in. >> alisyn: nothing here. >> i bet monster truck made a design for women. do you think? >> alisyn: maybe not. >> do you female sensitive monster truck? >> i have not seen that yet. we are talking about cars being redesigned for women. there are some female monster truck drivers? >> yes. i was crew chief for five years. >>> car design any differently? >> not much. safety restraints, we did a litt

i'm alisyn camerota.s like she got it wrong. >> i decided to follow my counsel's advice and not testify or answer any questions today. >> why the woman at the center of the irs scandal may be front and center again. >>> and two big cases happening right now. the nfl shocker, aaron hernandez being investigating for not one but three murders. >>> and the bombshell in the george zimmerman trial. >>> and talk about a model citizen. she's one of the world's hottest women, and this fourth of july brooklyn decker is honoring our troops. she actually walks that slow in real life. >> she sure does. >> it works for her. >> she joins us live. coming up. fox news hour four starts right now. >> when you do it -- >> it looks awkward and weird like everything i do. >> it looks kinded of hilarious. >> i've got something wrong with me. >> there's something missing from this shift. >> a certain lawyer like arthel neville. >> you were walking very slowly. >> i'm from book lin. >> very similar. but we've called you in -- >>

. >> alisyn: stop whatever you are doing and look at this amazing video of a once deaf 3-year-old boy who is hearing his father for the first time. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. [ laughter ] daddy loves you. >> alisyn: oh my gosh. >> that is really unbelievable. how is this done?

i'm alisyn camerota. after president obama said he should not have to pick up the phone, vice president joe biden now making a personal plea to the president of ecuador to reject the nsa leaker's asylum bid. but will ecuador listen or snub the united states. >>> and living the high life. prisoners at gitmo with a brand-new gym after rejecting american made equipment, cons t cultural and the flag not flown near them. >>> and lady gaga taking liberty with the national anthem. ♪ say does that spar spangled ♪ >> did this cross the line? i guess she mixed up some lyrics there. some new lyrics she's adding some things. "fox & friends" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us bright and early. great to have you here. >> if ever asked when you guys sing the national anthem. >> i've learned that lesson. >> so easy to screw up the national anthem. >> have you ever learned that -- have you ever been asked? >> i've never been asked. >> throwing out a first pitch would be bad, too. >

>>alisyn: good to know. >>steve: on to a developing story. fox news confirming another obama administration leak investigation, this time the target is a retired four-star general. joining us from washington with details elizabeth barnes. >> the obama administration investigation into the leak of classified information relating to the stux net is zeroing in on retired four-star general james cart wright. he has often been referred to as obama's favorite general. the leaks release details to a "new york times" reporter and an author about the computer worm including how the virus

. >> alisyn: there is a report out d. >>> even though the nsa there are oh many gray areas and wiggle room it's all kind of anyway. >> i know something that

. >> hello, alisyn. as early as march 2010, just months before the midterm elections, the irs started investigating groups applying for tax-exempt status if they had tea party, patriot or similar words in their names. by july of 2010, the unit in charge of tax-exempt designations was told to be, quote, on the lookout for tea party applications. meanwhile president obama repeatedly criticized conservative groups that already had tax-exempt status calling them shadowy, insidious and even worse. >> this is not just a threat to democrats. this is a threat to our democracy. >> when he did that and was backed up by this amen chorus of democrats, it's like a bunch of people blowing a dog whistle and people inside the irs heard it. >> by january of 2012 irs criteria for targeting conservative groups had been broadened to, quote, organizations involved in limiting expanding government, educating on the constitution and bill of rights. tea party groups long complained about irs delays along with improper requests

we deserve it, alisyn.> not complaining about that. >> i'm a big fan of laying around. >> i am myself. >>> the government is holding hearings on the irs scandal, right? the fbi hasn't talked to any of the tea party groups targeted. so what's going on with this investigation? >> forget bunk beds. cafeteria food. college students are living it up in luxurious accommodations. did you have a pool, a tanning bed or fireplace in your dorm room? >> hot place. [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a small design firm can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. we'll do the rest. ♪ we make meeting times, lunch times and conference times. but wha'd rather making are t times. tee times are the official start of what we love to do. the time for shots we'd rather forget, and the ones we'll talk about forever. in michigan long days, relaxing weather and more than 800 pristine coursesmake for the perct tee time. because i

>>alisyn: wait until you see who is worth a ring. the president's call list reveals.s. chief sticking to his story: we didn't do anything wrong.

. >> alisyn: after the show' show with more. ♪ ♪ >>> with support for the president's healthcare lawding, the president starts flaming. >> may be shifting more cost through higher premiums. or higher deductibles. or higher co-pays. so folks could be feeling increased cost not for the fordable ca act but it's passed on to workers. >> brenda: they are slamming back at the president saying the president's law is driving prices. at a time when the economy desperately needs jobs to come back, is this any time for the president to be picking this fight? i'm brenda buttner. we have our panel -- welcome to everybody. john layfield, theresident putting the blame on employers. what say you? >> i say this is typical of politicians this has gone on since andrew jackson and fdr. they find the business owner to blame. easiest thing in the world. you pass a law that is unfavorable. then you come in, they realize hey ,this is going to be free. it's not free. it will cost all of you. business owners saying if we have to pay extra $5,000 per employee, if we have 30 employees, $150,000 is all we make p

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

. >> alisyn: there is a report out d. >>> even though the nsa there are oh many gray areas and wiggle room it's all kind of anyway. >> i know something that adam might say. the unions will try to increase their ranks that theoretically if you had more government workers versus prievtd contractors that would happen. i agree with gary k., this is one off and dufess last week. you can have people, you can have people who leak confidential information funny they work for the government. call them a whistleblower. it's. >>> they are all inning sane to a certain extent with whistleblowers. but i do have a problem of farm this essential stuff out to contractors. i think we don't farm out the police department. we don't farm out the fire department. why should we be farming out surveillance? there is a degree. >> federal workers we could all sleep at night? >> i'm not saying there is more control in the house, more control in the police department more control of the fire department because it's in-house and this essential service and we should probably keep it in-house. >> i could not agree

. >>> alisyn. >> thanks. showdown that could soon be brewing over a plan to snoop on people's private bank accounts if they're collecting unemployment. lawmakers in wisconsin are pushing the bill to help fight fraud. the state could potentially sue to freeze bank funds if they feel payments are not legit. is this setting a dangerous precedent? here to weigh in, very interesting story, wisconsin, this is a gop led effort to try look into people's bank accounts. is this legal? >> listen, i'm an employer. i have ain't in not getting ripped off because i have to pay unemployment insurance. this is a dumb idea. since when, just because you collect unemployment doesn't make you a criminal. the government has no rights go in your personal bank account and see what you're doing. not just your unemployment funds, you could have a joint bank account and be married. they don't need to know where you spend your money or where you get it from unless you're ripping them off. there's a better way to determine. don't give me

. >> alisyn: after the show' show with more. ♪ ♪ >>> with support for the president's healthcare lawng, the president starts flaming. >> may be shifting more cost through higher premiums. or higher deductibles. or higher co-pays. so folks could be feeling increased cost not for the fordable ca act but it's passed on to workers. >> brenda: they are slamming back at the president saying the president's law is driving prices. at a time when the economy desperately needs jobs to come back, is this any time for the president to be picking this

i'm anna kooiman in for alisyn camerota. the top dog at the nsa trying to defend snooping tactics by declassifying secret information. all of this while the white house probes the leakers. what is the cost of freedom? we take a closer look. >> and then it's your money and it's all gone. the federal government paid out millions to green car companies and it turns out more than half of their investments went out of business more details in a minute. >> smart investment. he is his high school valedictorian headed to the naval academy on a full ride. why did his microphone get cut during a graduation speech. they cut it when he went off script. "fox & friends" hour one starts right now. good sunday morning, everyone. welcome in to "fox & friends." this is the lovely anna kooiman in for alisyn camerota and tucker carlson. >> the single most -- that i have ever met. anna kooiman was here i'm going to be in a good mood because you are here. >> she elevates us. >> i was watching you guys yesterday outside. so cool. you were making o

i'm alisyn camerota. we are up you early to bring you the latest on massive twisters that tore through the midwest last night leaving at least five people dead. >> what you saw there was brian sullivan a storm chaser as he tries to get away from a massive twister. good morning, everyone. >> take a look at exactly what he was running from. a view from inside his car. this is real, not a movie.

i'm alisyn camerota.making a personal plea to the president of ecuador to reject the nsa leaker's asylum bid. but will ecuador listen or snub the united states. >>> and living the high life. prisoners at gitmo with a brand-new gym after rejecting american made equipment, cons t

>> alisyn: i'm going to come back. >> brian: that will be fine. >> steve: we hope you do, too. >> we have the after the show show next. >> alisyn: you can eat a burrito. >> steve: now it's time for "america's newsroom." see you tomorrow. everybody, fox news alert. it is day one what is sure to be a tough week for the irs. today the first of three hearings on the agency's admitted targetings of conservative groups just as new evidence emerges, showing orders to go after those groups came from the top, meaning washington. good morning, everybody. hope you had a super weekend. it is summertime. people are moving a little slowly on mondays. we'll get you started. i'm bill hemmer, here in "america's newsroom". martha: yes you are. i'm martha maccallum. there are a lot of developments in the irs thing over the weekend. the new acting commissioner, daniel werfel is his name. there he is. he will go before the house appropriations committee at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. he has a lot of things he will be explaining today. top republican darrell issa, agents from the cincinnati office, remember

th ♪ >> alisyn: good morning. today is saturday.t know that from the teleprompter. i'll explain later. shocking new details how easy it was for edward snowden to smuggle out secrets. could he be a double agent? >> and the f.b.i. is supposed to find out who targeted conservative groups but there is one big problem. >> tell me basics. how many investigators you have assigned total case? >> maybe can do that, but i to have get back to you. >> shouldn't

i'm anna kooiman in for alisyn camerota.ll of this while the white house probes the leakers. what is the cost of freedom? we take a closer look. >> and then it's your money and it's all gone. the federal government paid out millions to green car companies and it turns out more than half of their investments went out of business more details in a minute. >> smart investment. he is his high school valedictorian headed to the naval academy on a full ride. wh

i'm alisyn camerota. we are up you early to bring you the latest on massive twisters that tore through the midwest last night leaving at least five people dead. >> what you saw there was brian sullivan a storm chaser as he tries to get away from a massive twister. good morning, everyone. >> take a look at exactly what he was running from. a view from inside his car. this is real, not a movie. >> that storm chaser brandon sullivan is joining us live on o the phone right now. good morning, brandon. >> good morning. >> tell us what your experience was last night. >> it was pretty frightening. it was scary there for just a little bit. you know, we got a lot of damage to the car but ultimately i guess it could have been a lot worse. >> we understand there was quite a bit of warning for a lot of this and people trying to get out and other people trying to go towards the area along the major highway arteries there. people were trying to get out of the way. how much of a heads up did you have to start heading tow

i'm alisyn camerota. thanks for joining us this early. we have a fox news alert for you.in. we are told he is in serious condition. we will bring you the latest on this breaking news. >> then, president obama defending snooping on americans saying it's okay as long as you trust your government. >> if people can't trust not only the executive branch but also don't trust congress and don't trust federal judges, we're going to have some problems here. >> with scandals exploding in the beltway, one after the other, does the government deserve to be trusted?

>> alisyn: make sure you tune in tomorrow, tucker and i will be on "fox & friends." thank you for joining us. have a great weekend, everybody! thanks for coming out! bill: good morning, everybody. welcome to friday. what you are watching is the beginning of the george zimmerman trial. we'll bring in new witnesses for the prosecution including the former lead homicide detective on that case. welcome to america's newsroom. i'm bill hemmer. have a good trip? martha: it went well. west coast and back. good morning, i'm martha maccallum. you have both sides trying to piece together what happened on that fateful night in florida. taking the stand late yesterday was jennifer lauer. she called 911 after she heard a scuffle. then screams and a gunshot. >> you said it's difficult to identify the screaming voice as that of george zimmerman. >> i couldn't tell. >> have you ever heard george zimmerman scream like the person was screaming that night? >> never. >> could those screams have come from anybody -- >> speculation. bill: she is the neighbor. she knows zimmerman. the door

coming up on radio, kilmeade and friends, colonel allen west, alisyn camerota, and joe derosa, all live i think we're going to go back outside and see if eddie money is still sticking around. ♪ take me home tonight >> steve: he's been rocking since the '70s and still going strong with nearly 30 million sold with hits like "take me home tonight." considered a rock legend, the brooklyn born artist joins us live in a soggy new york city! >> what's up, guys? new york city, rock'n'roll. thanks. >> steve: welcome back, eddie. >> we live right around the corner. i'm only about ten blocks from the house. how you guys doing today? thanks for bearing me in the rain? ♪ >> steve: how many times have you done that song? >> i've never done it live before. i do a lot of things to get into places for nothing. >> steve: sure, i bet. as i understand it, your kids, according to brian kilmeade, he does all my research -- your children now want to be rock stars. >> i got a kid playing -- wrote some great music. i wanted him to go to dental school. and jessica is -- she'll be up here tonight if she can make

we're going to have reverend jesse peterson and alisyn camerota.d to be naked that would be good for business or bad for business. >>gretchen: some people aren't interested in baseball would suddenly be interested. or any of the sports. we have to talk about extreme weather now. severe weather being blamed for several deaths in the mid-atlantic. three tornadoes reported in maryland, although there are no reports of any significant damage. but tens of thousands of homes and businesses without power. stiff flight delays last night. maria molina live on the phraz -- plaza with where the storm is headed now. i'm trying to get on a flight today. >> i think you will be fine leaving out of new york city later today. i was stuck at a flight last night for six hours, leaving florida coming back to new york city on an assignment. it is the wall of winds, back to the weather for today. across new york city it is improving. we had to deal with sections of heavy rain. in sections of the mid-atlantic there were more than 700 reports of severe weather. all across