torey adamcik and brian draper. >> brian and torey were classmates of cassie's. so they're all at this time about between 15 and 16 years old. and they're all friends. very good friends. >> brian draper and torey adamcik were also students at pocatello high school. brian draper is a standout soccer player who also plays piano and drums. >> brian was very caring and compassionate with everyone around him. he was very intelligent. he loved his music and learning. we never had problems with brian. >> he was always good at school. held down his job. he had a full-time summer job. held it down. no problems. >> torey adamcik is from a tight knit family of five. >> torey has just been a blessing to our lives. he's never been in any trouble. >> and even from an early age, torey had his sights set on hollywood. >> he wanted to be a director. he wanted to direct movies. he liked the older '80s horror movies. "halloween," things like that. >> torey. torey. >> and that progressed to making little movies with his friends. torey is a wonderful child. he's fun-loving. he likes

welcome, brian kilmeade. >> brian: thank you. >> andrea: we got in a debate on this.d i think this is a deliberate strategy by the white house. he cut me off rudely and then tried to talk me out of it. >> brian: it could be. after i watched the contraception debate and saw what happened. the president says why does he need this fight? i saw how it changed ten days later. this might be step one because he has a move to come up the other side on this. however, i also agree with bob. by the way, dana, you are the expert here. i agree with bob that that was a poor defense. to say it's shortland like we're not smart enough to use the term some people or unelected group of people. like they're just nine arbitrary people. >> dana: four out of five dentists agree. >> andrea: yesterday, when the press conference was happening, watching it at the gym. i texted you and i said what are they doing? they panned out in the briefing room and the reporters were sort of rolling their eyes. they were insulted. listen to this tough reporter from cbs. listen and then react. >> this was an

hey, peter. >> hey, brian.es not work for the government but is the wife of g.s.a. regional commissioner jeffrey neely got to spend a lot of taxpayer money herself by planning g.s.a. related parties and tagging along on a 17 day trip to hawaii, guam and the islands as a way to celebrate her birthday. >> we were concerned that this was an unnecessary trip and a waste of money. you saw the e-mail. he says it's a birthday gift for his wife. they quote the song "it's your party, we're going to party like it's your party." >> neely was a no show yesterday. only way the people attending the hearing were going to get to see him was in a hot tub in this picture. that was the observation of the chairman of the transportation committee, congressman john micah. on tuesday, the inspector general also revealed that jeffrey neely set off red flags when ipod linked to a g.s.a. rewards program was stolen and then a subpoena revealed that neely's daughter's itunes account was downloading songs on to it. now, one republican is s

alabama. >> brian: all right.ell me. >> alabama. >> brian: this is your condition next to you? >> university of alabama. >> brian: what is bringing a few national titles mean to draft day, when these coaches talk to you, what's that like? you're winners. that helps? >> yeah. they know we come from a winning program, so i think they have oarlike the fact they want o bring winners into their program. >> brian: you guys are playing together and then you find out you're cousins? >> yeah. >> brian: were you friends anyway? >> we weren't close friends. we spoke on occasion or whatever, but we got a lot more closer after we found out in freshman, sophomore years. our moms bumped heads and found out we were cousins. we've been together like that. >> brian: who gets drafted first? >> i ain't a gm, so i couldn't tell you. >> brian: i guess the cowboys are saying you'll fit in perfect. and i think the steelers are saying you'll fit in perfect. how would that be? >> nice. definitely play not guilty a system that is a lot like

so that would have been the other alternative. >> brian? brian? you're all done, buddy.your mouth up wide. you're all done, buddy. >> try to stay on your back. >> brian, you hear me? >> yes. >> just relax. >> stay right on your back. >> we're just going to take you to the wake up room. >> i think he's more concerned about my stress level than anything else. he just wants me to see him so i know he's okay. because i'm a mom and i worry, 1,000 times more than i should. >> well, right now his blood pressure is 179 over 108. so we definitely want to bring that down to his pre-op what he was. >> this just hurts so bad, baby. >> i'm so sorry. >> brian, is it getting any better? >> it hurts like hell. >> zero being no pain, 10 the worst about a 10? >> i'm thinking 11. >> i'm going to give you more medicine in your iv, okay? >> i was a little intimidated by both of them. my first impression of brian came from the other nurses. they told me he had a lot of tattoos on his face. they didn't really know exactly what all they meant. but they weren't good. i have never seen anyone wit

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>> brian: yeah.ou very much for spending part of your day with us. have a great good friday and a fantastic passover. >> gretchen: happy easter. >> steve: so long, everyb

>> brian: i'm open!teve: he had the ball there! there he is. >> brian: i should have it. >> it's all good. >> brian: listen, when you become a big star, important thing is, is to always come back to "fox & friends," a little tranquility. if you're in washington, d.c., get used to the political world. >> you got it. >> brian: congratulations to you, robert. good luck tomorrow. >> thank you. >> all right. >> brian: say back inside. >> back inside to you guys. >> gretchen: next time you come back, i'll go deep for you. okay? >> steve: good arm and -- >> brian: i can't believe i dropped it. >> gretchen: back in january, the president created a mortgage fraud task force but a month later they don't have phones or an office. >> steve: so do we really need more government regulations to enforce the laws already in place? we'll tell but it next [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because on

brian? about a very generous donation, this beautiful engagement ring given to good will of atlanta. apparently done by accident. 31-year-old josh miller has been hiding the ring in the pocket of an older winter coat waiting for just the right moment to pop the question. well, he went back to find it and realized he had put that coat in a box for donation. a little late, though, as the coat cannot be located. the couple has decided to continue planning the wedding. and hopes whoever has the jacket has the heart to return the ring. this sounds so much like something i would do. >> a lot of those clothes they ship overseas. >> right. >> jackpot! >> fantastic. >> meanwhile, mitt romney drawing fire for floating an idea of perhaps eliminating the home mortgage deduction of second homes of wealthy americans. >> it shows mitt is serious about jump-starting the economy. what? because he's actually going to take on tax reform? >> look, president obama wants to tax the rich. mitt romney wants to take

brian kilmeade.ace, we have to pay the russians. >> we had robots or people pretending to be robots. >> right you are, mr. kilmeade. >> all right. >> the e.p.a., let's move on to the stuff we want to tell you about today. the e.p.a. is -- >> as opposed to what we were talking about. >> the news and stuff you want to analyze. this is it. the e.p.a. right there, their headquarters are in washington, d.c., they are in full damage control mode right now because it has embarrassed them that a fellow who headed up their dallas office, al armidarias said this about how they liked to crucify big oil companies. listen to him first. >> oh, really? >> millions of people that worked for oil and gas companies might be a little insulted and people that run oil and gas companies might not like seeing that vision of them being crucified. >> he knows what he's saying is inflammatory because he gives that disclaimer before, this might be a crude and unfortunate way to phrase this but here i go again. >> but i'm so dru

>> brian: i had to shot at that. one more time, gretch. >> brian: what is it, 2-1?e? >> steve: she's going for it! >> brian: it's a great program. best of luck. when can we see you on television again? >> we'll be on tv -- not sure when. we play in may against philly. back in a moment is making lorenzo very snippy. oh! seriously?! ♪ [ male announcer ] hunger getting to you? oh... [ male announcer ] grab a ritz crackerfuls. made with real peanut butter and whole grain. mmmm [ male announcer ] get hunger before it gets you. feeding your lawn need not be so difficult neighbors. get a ld of this bad boy. whoa. this snap spreader system from scotts is snap-crackin' simple -- just snap, lock, and go. [ scott ] feed your lawn. feed it! got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this da

brian shactman here. we've got lots of brians lying around. a realtime market flash. >> too much bs during ss. i'm watching d.r. horton. they had impressive numbers, right. and they were positive in the early market. i want to look at an intraday chart because they have now gone negative and are selling off. d.r. horton moved from the short-term buy list at deutsche bank. they were up at the open and now down more than 3%. back to you. >> all right. brian, thank you very much. no matter what she says, good job. all right. big story out there today. it involves american airlines and u.s. airways. in fact, there was a rally downtown today because the transport workers union and two others representing the workers of american airlines are concerned about american airlines bankruptcy proposal to layoff as many as 13,000 jobs. >> uh-huh. >> however, u.s. airways, which has made no secret of its desire to buy american airlines has said if they are able to buy american, they would not lay off all those jobs. tho

brian differed. >> brian was absolutely right and i stand corrected.ault on kabul and the other cities in the eastern part of afghanistan and saw with my own eyes how the afghan security forces stood their ground and then mounted the counter attack that resulted in the 38 taliban and/or haqqani criminal network terrorists being killed. to see that impresssive arc of competence is an indication to me that a year from now, they'll be that much better. brian was right, stick to the 2014 plan. >> brian: sadly the british and australians aren't. they're leaving early. it will make it harder for us. >> but they're leaving their money behind. so it won't be that awful. >> steve: you're a big man to say you were wrong. >> i have to say something about the trayvon martin, george zimmerman bail hearing. remember he turned himself in. if he does not get bail, it will be appear indication that this case is being treated politically rather than legally. but here is the rub: if he does make bail, say $100,000, remember, he is an indigent criminal defendant now. his

say hi to brian with a very special guest, brian?president of nerg and oil pipe lines as transcanada joins us from the conference. there is pressure from the white house. any indication if that revised path will be accepted and approved? >> you know, at time the president indicated he was denying the permit, he said it was expressly because he did not believe there was enough time to review the alternate roud route that he with we were going to take in nebraska around the sand hills. we have submitted that proposed route around the sand hills. we have the support of the governor, the legislative initiative, so i believe we are on the path. >> you think you can get this built? >> absolutely. a hundred percent. >> what would be the timing then? >> we believe we can get this in service bit first quarter of 2015. because we have committed to go on the southern portion immediately, we have the opportunity to get it in service by late 2014. >> some critics argue that you're kind of using america. you're coming through the united states fro

>> yes. >> stephen: you know, brian, mrs. obama launched an initiative last year to summit the troops and that's what i'm doing with you. if she could just how hard i am supporting you right now, i can only imagine what she would say to me. >> thank you for your service to your country. all americans owe patriots like you a debt that can never be repaid. you are a true national treasure. >> stephen: well, thank you for noticing, ma'am. >> i'm not talking to you, stephen. i'm talking to brian ( applause ). ( cheers ). >> stephen: oh. >> i just want to say thank you to you and all those who serve our country. >> stephen: asking you want to say to me? >> yeah, from this angle, your hair's getting kind of thin? >> stephen: what! really? >> oh, yeah. have you thought of shaving your head? >> stephen: no! is there anything else you want to say? >> i don't know, stephen. this is your imagination. >> stephen: well, then say i'm a national treasure, too. >> oh, sorry, stephen. ( static ) the connection's bad. i must be going through a

thank you, brian.ifornia's public universities is raising eyebrows and concerns about what our kids are being taught on campus. the report claims left leaning professors outnumber conservative ones and these liberal professors are allegedly using the classroom to push in some cases a political agenda. and our next guest says this problem goes well beyond california. peter berkowitz is a member of the national association of scholars board of directors, umbrella organization of the group that conducted the study. good morning to you, peter. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> it's great. i know you wrote in "the wall street journal" over the weekend about this and what's happening is and we want you to make your case, when parents send their kids to college, they want the kids to get both sides, you know, don't just tell me about the left. don't just tell me about the right. tell me about the world. but that's not what the kids are getting, is it? >> well, a parents' want is what the liberal educat

right, brian? >> you know everything.akers are pointing out dangerous loopholes in this nation. criminal immigrant who's are in line to get deported are getting a free pass to live in the u.s., to let run wild when their native countries are too slow or refuse to take them back, we set them free. joining me now is a person who is outraged, congressman leading the effort to close up this dangerous immigration loophole from texas, ted poe. welcome to the studio. >> good to see you. >> what are you saying we should be doing with the 8,740 immigrants who we ordered to leave whose countries say we won't take them back? >> they don't take them back probably because they have enough criminals of their own. so they stall and once these people who are foreign nationals commit a crime and serve their time, we can only detain them an additional 180 days and then we have to release them and they're released back on the streets while they're waiting deportation. countries say we'll get back to you. so these people, some of them end up

brian kilmeade came to meet me. he rewrites the letter and he says please excuse brian from class.tomorrow, i have the picture. i left it at home today because him and his friend -- >> couple of years ago. >> it was -- shows you how long we've been doing the show. he's now 15, about 5'5" and his friend is 6'5" and they're about 3'5" meeting magic johnson back then. he employs 50,000 people. just bought the dodgers. coming up later in the show, you'll hear what his advice is because he talks to president obama a lot about small businesses and what small businesses need to be successful. 50,000 people. >> and for people who are coming to broadway or new york city this summer, should they check out "magic-bird"? >> i think so. between broadway and eighth and it's 90 minutes and it's some -- it's a broadway play that guys will like and women will like. >> and no music. fox news alert, brian kilmeade likes broadway. >> make yourself lombardi. >> you like that one, too. coming up next on the rundown, is the white house trying to get one over on the supreme court spending millions to put

brian?spending a lot of time trashing oil especially on friday but a war on oil won't only affect gas prices. it could change the way we live. one 42 gallon barrel of oil, for example, creates 19 gallons of gasoline. the rest of it goes to make other products like trash bags. with more on this, let's bring in sabrina who is a spokesperson for the american petroleum institute. what does it feel like to be targeted on friday by the president? >> well, i will say i wasn't surprised by what the president said. obviously, big oil is always a big target when it comes at a time when gas prices are high. it's hard to imagine everyday life without this industry, as you mentioned, there's a lot of products that are petroleum based products and they touch our lives from the day we get up, from the moment we get up to the minute we go to bed. think about it the plastics that go through your alarm clock. >> around the house, you have furniture, as you mentioned, vinyl flooring, paint and cosmetics. what

say bye-bye, brian. >> see you, trina. >> police decide not to charge brian with anything, but the incident i thinking? >> no way on earth would i attempt anything similar or remote to that stunt. that was just crazy. >> but brian says he isn't giving up entirely on his passion of lighting himself on fire or his hopes of becoming a professional stuntman. >> every stunt, every bit of experience you get, you learn from. >> at least you got the fire out. >> oh. >> if only i was more organized and precautionary, i might be a lot more recognized for my skills. >> brian concannon sees himself as one of the most extreme daredevils in the world. and despite the danger, he says he won't stop pursuing his dream of becoming a professional stuntman. oh, and he says he's fixed the flaw in the stunt that nearly killed him. he hasn't stopped lighting himself on fire, but these days he combines it with another passion of his, cliff diving. that way he'll always be able to find the water. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer.

gretch, brian? to a crowd of 15 to 20,000 people in a georgetown, texas church. >> i really don't think i was the first athlete to get on his knee and pray and it's funny because i have had the same routine the last seven years and just this year they started calling it tebowing, which i have no idea why. but i do think it's pretty cool because at least prayer is being talked about. >> brian: joining us now, the pastors of celebration church, joe and lory champion. welcome. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> brian: so tell me what, did you think it was going to be like and how was it actually to be on stage and to be in the audience or watching tim tebow and you have this discussion? >> i think it's exactly what we wanted to have happen. we had people coming from all over the region, even out of state. one lady drove from indianapolis 17 hours with her two daughters. tim did an outstanding job of sharing easter and the life of christ in his personal testimony and so we were just thrilled

brian. >> mandy, thanks.ne of the president's top economic advisors out with a plan to combat a so-called middle class jobs deficit. what is it? how will it work? let's find out. go now to steve liesman who has a very special guest first on cnbc. steve. >> yes. thanks very much, brian. i'm here with alan krueger, who is the chairman of the president's economic council of advisors. before you got into government work a noted labor economist from princeton university among other things. let's answer brian's question because if you don't he gets angry. what is the middle class jobs deficit and how can you fix it? >> the middle class jobs deficit, steve, is a problem that's been brewing in the economy for quite some time. we've not been creating enough middle class jobs. the job market has become more polarized. more jobs at the top, more at the bottom. and the middle has been shrinking. and the deep economic crisis that started in 2008 has made that problem even worse. >> so when you say middle class, you say jo

brian? >> all right.e department official was quoted as saying the war on terror is over but on th anniversary of bin laden's death, top terror expts are saying they couldn't be more wrong. joining us right now, former senior advisor at u.s. special command and author of this brand new book "hunting in the shadows" which is tremendous, welce. where are we in decimating al-qaida? >> you have to look at a range of different factors. one is we certainly killed a number of al-qaida senio leaders but if you look at things like the number of affiliated and allied groups they have, they've grown in presence in countries likes nigeria and yemen and somalia. they're conducting a range of attacks now that we've pulled u.s. forces out of iraq, those numbers of attacks have increased. in a range of areas, they've grown in capacity and control of territory. >> and in what do you think that bin laden's death has done >> what it appears to have done is decentralized the group a little t. >> al-zawahiri has not laced tha

back to you, brian, steve, and gretchen. >> brian: all right. great job.roke out. that was great show you had last night. let's bring in dana perino. >> hello. >> brian: getting set for "the five" in 30 hours. >> it takes me several hours. >> gretchen: let's talk about david axelrod yesterday. he was on fox news sunday with chris wallace. it seemed for a moment, and i had to stop and really listen to it again, did he endorse mitt romney when he said this? >> the choice in this election is between an economy that produces a growing middle class and that gives people a chance to get ahead and their kids a chance to get ahead, and an economy that continues down the road we're on, where fewer and fewer number of people do very well and everybody else is running faster and faster just to keep pace. >> i think they would listen and say there is nothing wrong with that. but you couldn't make the case and a lot of people did immediately, say oh, okay. that's actually what we are all on the republican side been talking about. they're going to want to change from th

>> thanks, brian. you're right. meanwhile, there's growing concern over a mega spy center being built in utah by the national security agency. initial reports claim the agency's new facility would support unprecedented surveillance on american citizens. but now, there are new allegations surfacing today about the nsa. "wired" magazine claims that the nsa has ties to anti-american contractors. is there any truth to these accusations or are they simply being hyped? let's talk to mike baker who is a former c.i.a. covert operations officer and president of diligence llc. good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning. >> i know he is formerly with the c.i.a. and he's got c.i.a. cuff links so it must be true. >> must be true. >> what are they building in utah? it's gigantic. it's the size of like 10 football fields and they're going to spy on somebody. >> right, when you build a facility this large, a million square feet and $2 million worth of gear, on top of other facilities, this isn't the first one they've built

brian. >> ron allen here in new york tonight. ron, thanks. >>> up next here this evening, something we have always been told is bad. well, a new study says it's good for us. >>> in mooresville, north carolina, just north of charlotte today, a warm welcome home for marine corporal garrett carnes. he lost parts of both legs when an ied exploded near him in afghanistan in february. hundreds of people turned out along the route to welcome corporal carnes who was escorted by hundreds of patriot guard riders from north carolina and virginia. >> we don't know for sure how he got there, but there was a kid on the field in chicago yesterday. top of the seventh inning. white sox versus the baltimore orioles, when everyone noticed someone smaller than a player. at first, he was macaulay culkin like in his capture avoidance ability. running past security before being captured by the left fielder. he and his parents were ejected from the game, which the orioles won. >>alize there's a danger this next item will be used to justify behavior by f

pretzel day, brian. mr. kill need? >> brian: thanks a lot.near and dear to his heart. honoring the u.s. military veterans. and mixing in sports. they were the ones that were injured in iraq and afghanistan. that's they did to qualify. they'll ride the rugged trails of one much america's largest canyons. along for the ride, and this man i got to check his sanity, dr. keith ablow, dr. mark siegle in amarillo, texas. >> they couldn't get you, so they brought me. i've been training. you mentioned president bush, he leads by example. this is how he does it. this is a terrible endeavor called the w 100 k. the w is for warrior and he's done this every year. this is a great inspiration for the veterans. they are heros in the war theater, but more heroic is coming, trying to come back to society after you've been injured like this. we're going to be riding in the 96-degree heat, brian, high duration is going to be a huge issue. keeping electrolytes and there is rattle snakes in this canyons. i got to watch out for them. >> brian: if you get a flat, i