that's right, clayton. consult us first. that was clayton that wrote that. "fox & friends" starts now. >> brian, you're fired. allalready? it's 6:01. >>gretchen: i know you don't have your notes. >>clayton: paper shuffling early in the morning. >>gretchen: clayton is here for steve. good to see you. >>clayton: this is all i have. if anyone is shuffling this, i'm going to hit you. keep your hands off of this. >>gretchen: brian has had one of those disappear in the past. >>brian: i got it back. you want it a little bit smaller? >>clayton: it's the eyesight. as you get older, things start to fade a little bit. >>brian: queue up the laser surgery. >>clayton: everyone said brian got it. you've got to talk with him about it. >>brian: he fired up the lase and opened up my cornea, peeled it back and now i can see things before they happen. >>gretchen: i had it done as well. not on live tv, but i can attest to it. clayton, maybe you should be next. >>brian: if you want 25% off, do it on tv. >>gretchen: now we know the truth. let's do headlines before we talk about so

clayton. >> clayton: thanks.correctly. you're spending a whole lot of time outside today. so it's time to bust common summer myths, like will that sunburn turn into a tan? dr. mark siegle is here with fact or fiction. i heard it once said by someone close to me that sunburns are for stupid people because you know that you're going to burn if you're out there without any suntan lotion on and people think it will turn into a tan. does it? >> believe it or not, when i was a kid, not when you were a kid, when i was a kid, we thought that. we were taught that. go out and burn and it will become a tan. ridiculous myth. it's fiction. it damages your skin. you get peeling. you get redness. you get injury to the skin and increases your risk of skin cancer. >> clayton: people think that they're going to get brown after they get that red, it's going to turn into that. >> it damages the skin. no tanning is good for you, by the way. no tang. it's all unhalty. but the worst is get that burn. it will end up being uneven and you

clayton, over to you. >>clayton: we'll talk about one lucky duck.o be amputated. butter cup got a new foot thanks to the miracle of 3-d printing. could that type of technology be coming to humans. let's turn to dr. samadi. this is the future. folks watching at home, this could affect all of us in a profound way. >> this has potential to change the way we practice medicine. in the past what has happened is we used organ transplants. if the kidney fails, bladder, heart, whatever it is, there is a whole transplant and that's what we do with the organs. >>clayton: you get on a list? >> if you're lucky enough to get one of those organs, you go through the transplants, be on immunosuppression for life. what this is do is regenerating foot, arms, legs. a lot of this comes from wake forest -- one of my colleagues who happens to be a urologist has spent years on this. the way it works is we take living stem cells and we would basically put it on some sort of scaffold, plate. this 3-d printer has the potential that instead of the ink, we use the stem cells, i

clayton, are you done? >> clayton: i'm done.person though. that's weird. >> that's true. >> mike: this just in person in spain say the person upfront, the operator of the train that ran right off the tracks right there killed 80 people including an american woman is being held on suspicion of negligent homicide. currently under arrest in his hospital room. investigators are looking into questioning him. once his condition improves, a video monitor found the train was going more than twice the limit, the speed limit for that particular curve, leaving behind a scene that our next guest says looked like a nightmare he lived through it it. >> clayton: stephan ward is a utah native and survive of that crash. he joins us this morning. stephan, great to see you and thankful you are safe and sound this morning. good morning. >> good morning, i'm greatful to be alive as well. >> mike: where were you on the train? >> i was in car number 8 but the train was moving backwards from the numbers so i was the eighth car from the end. when i boar

you're love struck, clayton. clayton? >>clayton: i was watching the video. >>alisyn: you like that.fluence on america's movie market. movie producers admit they are changing plot lines and character features to appease china to get their movies in chinese theaters. here to discuss that disturbing trend, it is hard to imagine it is happening? >> only 34 films gain access to the chinese market which is the second biggest in the world every year. through this narrow funnel all of these studios are competing, and they will basically change any film if necessary in order to get cleared by the chinese censors. >> that is truly disgusting. these are the people lecturing us, academy awards every year about artistic freedom, standing up for what is true in the face of government and they are sucking up to the dictatorship in china? >> sometimes they do it before the officials in china demand it. red dog, they remade it last year. in the remake it was the chinese who were doing the conquering of america. but before it was released, the studio spent $1 million to digitally rub out the uniform

clayton kershaw, everybody. challenge august 29th at dodger stadium. we'll be right back with music from pepper. ♪ >> and tonight don't miss the "jimmy kimmel live" stream featuring an exclusive off-air concert from pepper. go to myspace.com/budlight immediately after the show to see it all. the "jimmy kimmel live" live stream, on myspace. >> jimmy: this is their self-titled album. it comes out on september the 3rd. here with the song "mess around," pepper. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh she give me something right oh just let me in your life ♪ ♪ give me something more 'cause i need to score ♪ ♪ ooh and now you're doing it right ooh love how you twist that knife ♪ ♪ give me sweat and war worth fighting for ♪ ♪ tell me if you're satisfied i need to feed your appetite ♪ ♪ amplified by the night ready for the milky white s moon till the sun comes up ohh ♪ ♪ 'cause i don't want to mess around unless you want to mess around ♪ ♪ all night i'll make you feel good all night darling 'cause you want me to ♪ ♪ all right th

we're going to die. >> clayton tells her helicopters are on their way.lle and sona have been fighting for their lives for nearly three hours, and rescuers are, in fact, trying to land helicopters directly above them. but what could safe them might also kill them. chopper blades are throwing the thick, black smoke right at rochelle and sona. >> i thought, damn, we might not make it. we might not make it. so close. at that moment i raged and screamed with rage. >> desperate to stop the smoke from choking them, she slams the window shut. >> at the moment that window shut, my heart sank. there was no question in my mind that that was the end. the window was not going to open again. >> but to clayton's surprise and relief, moments later rochelle does open the window again, and through the smoke, a lifeline suddenly appears. >> out of nowhere it seemed the rope dropped in front of our window. >> but the rope is just out of her reach. she searches for anything to help and grabs the closest thing. sona's teddy bear. >> that teddy bear extended my reach, and we u

he just really did. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, our thanks to you. >>> and we're going to turn next here tonight to a shocking polar bear attack. a lawyer from maine on a camping expedition in the north of canada dragged from his tent in the middle of the night by a bear that had broken through an electric fence. tonight, that american is in the hospital and his wife is now thanking the fellow hikers who helped save her husband. here's abc's rob nelson. >> reporter: tonight, a man from maine is in critical but stable condition in a montreal hospital, after being attacked by a polar bear, not pictured here, during a camping trip. matthew dyer was camping inside torngat mountains national park in labrador when the bear tore through an electrified fence and attacked him inside his tent about 1:30 wednesday morning. other campers at the site were eventually able to scare the bear off using flares. dyer was rushed to montreal general hospital by helicopter, where he underwent emergency surgery. the extent of his injuries is still unclear, but the hospital sa

hey, clayton and tucker and luke snyde snyder. here, it is 356 pc. it has plepty of punch. there is a big sale going on at bass pro shops. next weekend it is the big event. this is a new event starting with this. this is a huge rebate you are giving. >> that is right. you know, you can't put a price tag on how much fun you can have on these things. it has 11 inches of clearance. it will take you to any where you feel brave enough to go. this is a new event for bass pro. you can come out and meet a pro bull rider like myself. awesome. it is going on through august 1st. we have this four wheeler. these game cameras are awesome. they are motion detected and they take video and night and day pictures. you can put it on your computer and you can set this up in the yard and if a skunk goes by, you can get a picture of it. you get big foot with that? >> that brings up a good point. they have been using this. for a big fancy home security device. you can get one of these. >> all right what is this here? >> you know it is summertime right

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clayton sandell is in maricopa county tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: summer's heat is already a weather blockbuster. today it's 110 degrees in phoenix. records this week melted away. yuma, arizona -- 118. 117 in las vegas. death valley hit 129 -- five degrees shy of the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth. the problem is -- as people warm the climate -- heat waves are getting hotter. the danger is -- it's barely cooling off at night. >> the sun goes down. you expect temperatures to fall off, but they don't and your body just does not get a break at all. >> reporter: every year, extreme heat kills more people than tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and lightning combined. forecasters blame a "kink" in the jet stream for causing this week's wild swings -- including pounding rain and flash floods across the southeast. >> some locations have seen upwards of one foot of rain. within the last couple of days. >> reporter: the heat is also revving up a wildfire season that's destroyed more than eight hundred homes -- torched 1.7 million acres -- and claimed the lives of 19 firefight

>> i think those are excellent concerns, clayton.echnology has been used for years, especially right after 9/11. a lot of police departments, over 77% of police departments across this country have been using this technology for the past ten years. this data, depending upon the location, this data is stored as short as 24 hours to as long as who ye 40 years. >> 40 years? >> 40 years, yeah, that's how long some police departments will hold this data. whether or not somebody can hack into these systems and things like that, that's something we have to be concerned about. >> right. >> we haven't had any major issues with that yet. >> yet. pam, the concerns are such, we've seen what happened with the nsa, right? we know that this information being held and tracked. the executive branch having information about the judicial branch, about members of congress. they had access to all of this information. we've certainly dealt with corrupt police departments before. i lived in los angeles and saw it well. so are we led to believe that we can

clayton is making fun of it.torm that potentially could make landfall on the big island is something we've never seen from the eastern direction. so this would be historic. we've seen storms move across the big island from the south, but to see a storm that actually moves from the east to the west across the big island is something we have never ever seen before. >> flossie sounds like the waitress at my local diner. >> flossie sounds like somebody you would tip a few dollars to. >> you'll need flossie if you eat this -- >> i have been waiting for this segment since 4:30 this morning. >> i'm so excited. yay! >> look who's here. morgan murphy, good to see you, my man. >> what is that book you wrote? >> called "off the eaten path: second helpings." >> let me see if i understand the segment and the concept. we're going to pick out a bunch of southern states and eat their iconic food we've never heard of. >> i'm a professional eater and we're going to give you the recipe to make it yourself at home. let's get started

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>> our thanks to you, clayton sandell. with us again tonight from texas. >>> tonight, across much of the east, high temperatures near 90. who would have thought that would seem cool? it's relief. the system pushing it out brought extreme weather. tonight, ginger zee on that and the giant storm in the southwest bringing dangerous floods there, too. >> reporter: tonight, rescued in phoenix. dangling from a helicopter as many in the southwest are suffering. submerged by the seasonal monsoon. standing water bringing this highway to a standstill. the streets in las vegas, swallowed hole. and right there, a tight hug after three children are rescued from a tucson area river bed. >> they were out playing. all of a sudden, they realized they're surrounded by water. >> reporter: earlier today, phoenix had almost an inch of rain in just 30 minutes. they're already three times their monthly average for july. as the cold front sliced through the great lakes, breaking the week-long heat, it came with destructive thunderstorms and flash

abc's clayton sandell has video of cars caught in a river of mud and what you should do to get out. >> reporter: it came on like a tsunami. in seconds sweeping dozens of drivers off this road. near colorado springs. >> my wife is stuck in the mud slide, boulders on top of the car. she's panicked. >> reporter: the torrent slams into the san francisco gazette reporter, his car spins 180 degrees, ricochetting off cliff walls. the car finally stops. >> my car is totaled. >> reporter: this massive flood came rushing down so fast because much of the vegetation in this area burned away in a wildfire last year. there's just not much left to hold the soil in place. how much warning did people have? >> they didn't. >> reporter: colorado state trooper says in a surprise mud slide there are things you can do to survive. >> once you're stuck in it, cinch up that seatbelt, roll up the window, turn on the flashers and hold on for the ride. >> reporter: miraculously he and the other drivers all made it out alive. crews are now getting ready for more heavy rains this weekend, hoping that no one else g

>> clayton, our thanks to you tonight. >>> now, to another developing story tonight. the big break in the heat. the warm temperatures clash with the next system. tonight, here, also late word of a tent collapse outside of atlanta after heavy rains in the south. here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: heavy rain downs a tarp at a fund-raising rally in georgia. just one sign of wicked weather sweeping the nation. last night, a violent thunderstorm ripped through las vegas bringing 71-mile-per-hour winds and even the casino floor at the caesars hotel was under water. in detroit, the storms knocked out power to 100,000 people. it's been a brutal week of blistering temperatures. the hottest temperatures in the northeast, 99 degrees in boston. 98 in new york and philadelphia. >> i literally have felt that my skin is going to come off my body. it's just horrendous. >> reporter: 11 people have died so far from the blazing temperatures. emergency rooms seeing patient after patient with heat exhaustion. >> we had a person who actually had heat stroke and passed away unfortunately.

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, dallas. >> so tragic it happened before her son's eyes.our thanks to clayton for that report. >>> we're going to turn now to the outrage over the george zimmerman not guilty verdict still strong one week after the jury's decision. the parents of trayvon martin, emotional, but determined, were joined by protesters who took to city streets nationwide. they are demanding zimmerman be prosecuted on civil rights charges. you were here yesterday in new york. >> they are angry. right now, the protesters want self-definance laws ninance -- laws redefined. they say the current laws gave george zimmerman permission to kill. >> i am. >> all: i am. >> trayvon martin. >> all: trayvon martin. >> reporter: this morning, trayvon martin's name echoes across every major city from atlanta to chicago to los angeles. >> freedom now! >> reporter: protesters taking a stand against george zimmerman's acquittal. in new york saturday, trayvon's mother had big star power by her side, beyoncÉ and jay-z joining the reverend al sharpton at the rally. >> of course we ar

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for "good morning america," clayton sandell. >> so tragic it happened before her son's eyes.thanks for that report. >>> turn now to the outrage over the george zimmerman not guilty verdict still strong one week later. the parents, emotional but determined were joined by protesters who took to city streets nationwide. they are demanding he be prosecuted on civil rights charges. you were here yesterday in new york. >> they are angry. they want self-defense laws redefined. they say the current laws gave george zimmerman permission to kill. >> i am trayvon martin. >> reporter: this morning, trayvon martin's name echoes across every major city from atlanta to chicago to los angeles. protesters taking a stand against george zimmerman's acquittal. in new york saturday, trayvon's mother had big star power by her side, beyoncÉ and jay-z joining the reverend al sharpton at the rally. >> of course we are hurting. of course we are shocked and disappointed. but that means we have to roll you have our sleeves and continue to fight. >> and tracy martin making a promise. >> not only will i b

es pareja en california ,el desempleo en 8,5% entre urbes pequeñas carmel con menos desempleados claytons, minoristas dicen que niños ecolares gastaran 635 dólares en ropa y útiles escolares . >> colegios bajo la lupa de autoridades y pueden perder acreditaciones por que? consecuencias? . >> tenemos el reporte . >> [♪ ♪] . >> trata de estudiar colegio comunitario . >> pero hay fallas de organización que no ayudan en esto . >> el estudio que soy yo , fallan en no tener gente para ayduar a los estudiantes a ver que necesitan tomar y que no . >> varios colegios, reciben sanciones de la comisión de estas organizaciones que terminarian en suspensiones . >> acreditacion en realidad afecta los estudiantes que reciben ayuda del estado también la escuela , perderian fondos . >> pero están bajo prueba 3 con advertencia, reconocen que deben poner mejor implementacion . >> sabemos que nuestros estudiantes aprenden pero mejor avance en más . >> quienes trabajan es crucial . >> con la economía que tenemos buscamos trabajos fulltime y muchas diferencias pero no hay una flexibilidad . >> [hablando inglé

the struggling giants were facing the dodgers and their old nemesis, clayton kershaw at at&t park. barry bonds among the sellout crowd, chad. this diving grab. gaudin allowed one run and four hits. he gets yasiel puig for one of his nine strikeouts. kershaw went eight strong innings. he too gets help from his defense as puig robbed guillermo quiroz. puig might end up in the all-star game as well. tied 1-1 in the ninth, ellis breaks it open with a bases loaded double off sergio romo. it will roll to the wall. dodgers win, 4-1. the giants have lost 11 of their last 13. tomorrow they host the mets. >>> in kansas city, the a's have a board toll low colon look-alike as one of their fans. five runs in the second. josh reddick with the two-run double. eric sogard then brings him home. it looks like reddick is starting to break out of his season-long slump. this two-run shot in the third made it 7-1a's. reddick tied with four rbi. sogard and jed lowrie went deep. 10-4 the final. lou -- lowry with the splash landing. >> later on the show we'll talk about golf and the tour de france. >>> sti

the giants facing the dodgers and their old nemesis, clayton kershaw.arry bond among the sellout crowd. chad gaudin pitch well. allowing one run. he gets puig for one of his strikeouts. then the diving catch robs the hit. it was tied until the ninth. that's when a.j. legalis delivers a clutch two out bases loaded double off sergio romo. three runs score. the dodgers knock off the giants 4-1, they take out of three in the series. >> in sans city, the a's scored early and often. josh reddick we the two-run double off starter luis mendoza. ericing soard brings him home. this two-run blast in the third made it 7-1 a's. ing soard and jed low are you went deep. oakland takes two out of three from the royals. >> tonight at 6:00, we'll hear from andy murray on finely winning wimbledon. >> that's a big deal. >> thanks very much. >> we have an update on our breaking news for you. >> new images giving investigators clues into the >> before we leave you let's recap the crash of the asiana flight. this cell phone video shows the actual crash. and helps explain why s

the struggling giants were facing the dodgers and their old nemesis, clayton kershaw at at&t park. barry bonds among the sellout crowd, chad. this diving grab. gaudin allowed one run and four hits. he gets yasiel puig for one of his nine strikeouts. kershaw went eight strong innings. he too gets help from his defense as puig robbed guillermo quiroz. puig might end up in the all-star game as well. tied 1-1 in the ninth, ellis breaks it open with a bases loaded double off sergio romo. it will roll to the wall. dodgers win, 4-1. the giants have lost 11 of their last 13. tomorrow they host the mets. >>> in kansas city, the a's have a board toll low colon look-alike as one of their fans. five runs in the second. josh reddick with the two-run double. eric sogard then brings him home. it looks like reddick is starting to break out of his season-long slump. this two-run shot in the third made it 7-1a's. reddick tied with four rbi. sogard and jed lowrie went deep. 10-4 the final. lou -- lowry with the splash landing. >> later on the show we'll talk about golf and the tour de france. >>> sti

clayton whitted was 28, knew what a battle looked like on and off the gridiron. he said he knew this fire season was a tough one. dustin loved the outdoors, loved to hunt, mourned by two sisters and seven brothers. jesse steed served in the marines before becoming a firefighter until -- and become a hotshot at 2002, he leaves behind a wife and two young kids. scott norris was 28, worked at the local gun shop. known around town as the ideal gentleman. sean missner was going to be a first time dad. cris carter was thinking of retiring this year. he was 31 years old. wade parker was engaged to be married in 22. billy had he lived would have become a father in december. he was 25 years old. kevin woyjeck was 21, but born to be a hotshot. he's the son of a firefighter. that's kevin's dad joe. earlier tonight i spoke with him by phone. >> captain woyjeck, i'm so sorry for you and your family's loss, i can't imagine what you're going through at this point. what do you want people to know about your son, about kevin? >> he wanted to be a firefighter like his dad, like me

. >>> in the east bay police are trying to figure out if fires in clayton were set deliberately today. five fires started along the walking path in lydia lane park. the firefighters had them out before they could threaten homes. police detained someone for questioning but released that person. >>> police have information about poisoned meatballs that have sickened two dogs. we told you about this problem last week. the meatballs containing rat poison are lined up along buildings and places where dogs relieve themselves. most of them are found on crest line drive in the upper market area. >>> a loud and frustrated crowd seeking to save city college of san francisco from being stripped of its accreditation took their message to the u.s. department of education today. they held a pro test rally in front of the san francisco office of the department of education. the school was notified that it would lose its accreditation next july, a year from now. the college serves more than 85,000 students and has until the end of the month to appeal that decision but it's the students are worried ab

i spoke to one woman from clayton who said she got up at 1:30. you can see the line that is forming here for the charter buses to take it from the walnut creek location. by 4:00 a handful of people had already arrived. as you can see the gates to the station are locked but bart is opening up its 33 parking lots for people to car pool or juice the bus. people we spoke with are trying to beat the crowds for the buses. because according to bart they will only be able to haul between 2,000 to 4,000 people. not nearly the capacity that bart normally hauls. riders are preparing for what could be a long day. >> yes. walking shoes. just to be comfortable. because you never know what the day will bring. >> reporter: walnut creek is one of four bart locations offering charter buses. bart says to guarantee a ride home, you must be at the bus loading area no later than 7:00 p.m.. bart is keeping the lots open this morning for casual car poolers as well. so you are able to come to the walnut creek location if you need to either catch the bus or hop in a car p

. >>> in the east bay police are trying to figure out if fires in clayton were set deliberately today. five fires started along the walking path in lydia lane park. the firefighters had them out homes. they could threatenpolice police detained someone for questioning but released that person. >>> police have information about poisoned meatballs that have sickened two dogs. we told you about this problem last week. the meatballs containing rat poison are lined up along buildings and places where dogs relieve themselves. most of them are found on crest line drive in the upper market area. >>> a loud and frustrated crowd seeking to save city college of san francisco from beingstrippe stripped of its accreditation took their message to the u.s. department of education today. they held a pro test rally in front of the san francisco office of the department of education. the school was notified that it would lose its accreditation next july, a year from now. the college serves more than 85,000 students and has until the end of the month to appeal that decision but it's the students are worr

. >>> in the east bay police are trying to figure out if fires in clayton were set deliberately today. five fires started along the walking path in lydia lane park. the firefighters had them out before they could threaten homes. police detained someone for questioning but released that person. >>> police have information about poisoned meatballs that have sickened two dogs. we told you about this problem last week. the meatballs containing rat poison are lined up along buildings and places where dogs relieve themselves. most of them are found on crest line drive in the upper market area. >>> a loud and frustrated crowd seeking to save city college of san francisco from being stripped of its accreditation took their message to the u.s. department of education today. they held a pro test rally in front of the san francisco office of the department of education. the school was notified that it would lose its accreditation next july, a year from now. the college serves more than 85,000 students and has until the end of the month to appeal that decision but it's the students are worried ab

he'll face tigers starter max scherzer is 13-1.. " " dodgers starter clayton ker was also in the running start... and when told of bochy's decision he said to reporters quote, that's his opinion... it hurts.. the rivalry certainly isn't dead... meanwhile giants closer sero romo was named the giants 4 all- star over the weekend. romo still considers himself an underdog after being drafte the 28th round.. he thought days were over in san franc when bochy broke him the ne " " the last time the a's had 56 wins at the all-star break, guess "who" was in the oval office?? nixon was buring tapes as t a's were on their way to winnine world series. josh donaldson beat the red sox yesterday extra innings for win number 56 as ready for his team to be mentioned with the rest of e league's elites " " after being released by the lakers over the weekend, mea world peace is headed to new york. the queens native agrd to a two-year deal with the knicks worth over 3 millione lakers also owe him over sen million next year.. just a couple weeks to go u the raiders open camp in na with greatest return man in h

let's ask clayton morris. they are going to an flounce this on twitter? to be a lot of misinformation out there. you have to pay attention to that piece of paper. they are going to put it out on the bulletin board in buckingham palace. when that happens they will announce it on twitter, which is a first. there will be a lot of misinformation out there. you have to wait for that piece of paper for the official announcement. >>gretchen: you have to hear wait and whether or not it is a boy or girl. >> we may not even know the name of the baby. so far there are names creeping up. if you are watching social media including hash tag royal baby, which is the number two trending topic in the world. i bet by the time the show is over it will be the number one trending topic in the world. this is my favorite tweet. if you are game of thrones fan. this is from r.m. walmsey. my prediction on what the baby will look like, name him geoffrey. he is the tyrant king from game of thrones. it's on hbo. >>guest: that would be brian kilmeade asking. this other tweet? >> this

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i've living on clayton since 19 /# 8. in 25 years i've probably been across masonic five thousand times. i don't feel unsafe. the most unsafe thing is the curb ramps -- years ago and those are not been built. please disapprove funding. this would harm the quality of life because of the terrible congestion it would put on our neighborhood. /phemergency response time will be slowed down. the fire department has not analyzed this. parking lots >> i'm a third generation san francisco citizen. i'm here today for my father-in-law who owns two buildings on masonic avenue. we are both /tkpwepbs this project for the following reasons. one, you'll be taking away parking. 18 of the 20 units in our buildings rely on the street and taking away parking on masonic -- you'll force to to outlying areas and this will enforce congestion. this is not not right. mainly, the safety -- we're all for putting a bike lane where we can, but masonic as terrible as it is, the traffic is horrendous, people are speeding, running red lights, there's alw

i have a clayton moore hat and an autograph i got in vegas once. >> nice. >> you're quite right. the reviews are a little savage. >> is it critic proof? johnny depp, a lot of goodwill for him. you can mannen why they would make this kind of a picture, right? >> well, yeah, on paper, it can be salvaged by johnny depp, and internationally especially. but remember, johnny depp has other smaller movies, too. he does "pirates of the caribbean" and done something smaller. you wouldn't say johnny depp is the panacea here. but definitely, if there is any hope for the movie, at this point, looking at what it's tracking to, it's international. international, he is pretty big. he's big. >> i guess the point is, does this matter to investors? espn is obviously a superstar. the company has been doing well. yesterday, bob iger, you know, the board extended his tenure, the contract. so does this matter if it is a flop? >> i don't think it matters just on the margin, you know. if you bought disney -- you didn't buy it because of how the "lone ranger" is going to d

as clayton will tell you. the countdown to b day, that's b for birthday.l baby. >> one thing for sure he or she will be born to rule as sunday heir to the throne. the impending birth is causing a frenzy here in britain and the states. >> here to explain is lloyd weber. is today the due date? >> william isn't even in london today. he's about two hours outside london. he can drive there but obviously not expecting think it weekend. the reporters have been hanging outside the hospital for two weeks and getting bored. >> how different from kim kardashian's birth. will we get a twitter announcement? >> it won't be announced first on twitter. they want to keep the theatrics. it will be put on an easel outside of buckingham palace. this is third line to the british throne. they will have a proper occasion about it. >> third in line. that's interesting. this baby, when he or she is born displaces prince harry. >> the bump bumps prince harry and makes royal and constitutional history because whether the baby is a boy or a girl it will be monarch. 3 if william and k

sort of noticed in paying attention to smells is as i have rounded the corner from fredrick on to clayton you can smell the burger smell from burger meister strongly, there are smells in the city and you know, that is just the way that it is. but, thank you for your time. >> good afternoon, my name is piper morris and i also live right around the corner at 134 downty street and i am new to the neighborhood and i have been here three years. and when i moved in, one of the reasons that i chose my apartment was the prior businesses that were there at the market and the deli. and once they closed, it really was, a chance in the neighborhood, and one that i did not like. now, with the new market and bacon bacon, i really appreciated that change and it has been positive and that is all that i have. thanks. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is tina smith and i live at 231 fredrick, which is right next door to bacon bacon. you could not get any closer unless you moved in with the store. and i very much enjoy having them there. and i enjoy the activity that they generate. and i enjoy once i

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you saw clayton skittering around. >> no one is chasing you. >> i'm going into the basement. >> thanks for joining us. >> the after the show show. >> have a great day, everyone. enjoy your sunday. >>> well, the great kate wait is on. the suspected due date, you know, of the royal heir, well, it's come and gone. despite a brief flurry of excitement yesterday thanks to those well-dressed imposters, this sunday morning there is still no sign the duchess of cam brid cambridge is any closer to giving birth. it's got to come sometime. good morning on sunday morning. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> they have all the memorabilia out and ready to be sold when the baby is born. i'm jamie colby. media and tourists alike are waiting outside at st. mary's hospital in london. it's nicknamed by some the limbo wing. we'll find out why. speculation now is turning to tuesday as a possibility after a report in the telegraph newspaper that kate middleton's mother told friends she thought her first grandchild would be a leo, the astrological side. martha mccallam joining us live.

here is our president tech watcher, clayton morris who joins us frequently.tech company. >> on its face two companies, apple is a hardware company, they are selling at as a loss. they don't have -- make money off of their kindles. they want people to buy the books. from a purely specific standpoint, they are not the same company, apple makes money on itunes and take money from apps sales but the main crux of their business is the hardware. when they make an iphone they are profitable. amazon is still not profitable. i don't know how they make money. this is a company i love, i use amazon products all the time. i don't know how they make money. not concerned about making revenue. stuart: they make money but they put it back in the operation. >> and drive mom and pop shops out of business. going to a market and run small bookstores out of business and then they drive a price down on book to $9 and say -- stuart: kind of populist here. >> i like my mom and pop bookstore and browse through books but when you see borders folding up as a result of not being able to

>> you know, it's interesting you mention that, clayton. one of the pilots i spoke to, watching all this coverage. i know them really well. talking about a couple of things. jet fuel isn't as flammable as gasoline. that allows you more time, buys you more time than years ago. while it takes a long time to get on and off of the plane. when we're in the back, seems like it takes forever. when you have a situation like this and all the doors open, you can get people off the plane, if there are not a lot of injuries on board, can you get them off in a minute or two. you can get to exit. it's that important to pay attention to where it is, because it's that much faster for you to get off the plane and much more normal as it's going to be, helps in that respect. where sfo sits south of the city on the peninsula, san bruno, right where i'm looking, they over look the airport. there are a lot of restaurants, hotels, you can see the planes coming in. even candlestick park you can see the planes coming in. it's an area you can see the landing of the

regained his composure before eventually finishing second behind while teammate and then standing clayton dani pedrosa lost control of his honda on friday so i was by surprise and lorenzo out marcus took full advantage to win from pole and go two points clear at the top. while closer to home a two time for my dad car champion. one the still quite a rally the french veteran came second in the seventh and final stage of russia's equivalent of the world's most grueling rally that he may have a serious finished runner up overall as fellow russian anton she my love prevails in the trucks category. well it stay on the track is for we know one fever is set to hit russia next year after the such a grand prix was added to the circuit for the first time and with the world's top drivers coming to moscow this week we asked the winner of thirteen races david coulthard about the formula for success in the fast lane has more. the need for speed is growing in russia like nowhere else motor sports have been flourishing here with the brand new moscow raceway hosting for international serious these year . a

clayton and i will be here tomorrow. >> clayton: see you, everyone. bill: here we go on july 3. obama-care delayed, a critical part of the president's signature healthcare law has been put off until 2015, another year conveniently after the mid-term election of 2014. that's where we begin on a rainy day in washington. martha: sunny new york. here is the situation. businesses with 50 or more employees will get an extra year before they are forced to provide those workers without insurance with insurancer face a fine. the treasury department is expressing concern over the complexity of the requirement and more time to implement them effectively. bill: critics saying this sits just another sign -- saying this is just another sign the law is unworkable. this announcement means even the obama administration knows the train wreck will only get worse borrowing a phrase from a democratic senator. charles payne joins us. give us the news. what does this mean? >> companies with 50 or more employees were facing a $2,000 per employee fine if they did not provide healthcare. so we saw restau

>> clayton: more regulations. has the u.s. gone from the land of the free to the land of the regulated? >> gretchen: happy 4th to the of two you, thanks for filling in. have a great independence day. >> clayton: see you, everyone. >> egypt now squarely under military control less than 48 hours after a coup toppled the country's government. the military seizing power from its first democratically elected leader in only one year. i'm gregg jarrett for bill hemmer. happy independence day. heather: i'm heather childers for martha mccallum. morsi sr. is under house arrest. this is video from last night. you can see flags waving and people chanting. gregg: conor powell is streaming live from cairo, egypt. what's the reaction today? >> reporter: live is beginning to return to normal in cairo. it seems like a normal city again. there is a crowd beginning to gather in tahrir square. outside of tahrir square there are reports of violence, clashes between the military and between pro-morsi supporters. 14 people were killed last night. hu

first let's check with clayton morris and see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning tork from the battle field to deployment, back here in the united states. more on the show. plus regulation nation, how the u.s. has gone from the land of the free to the land of the regulated. we will break that down for you. and the monthly jobs numbers out. how did we fare this month? we're live from from the new york stock exchange. look around. it is our summer concert series this morning. we'll be barbecuing. few minutes, folks. few minutes, folks. hang on. it's four times the detail of hd. colors become richer. details become clearer. which for a filmmaker, changes everything. because now there are no more barriers between the world that i see and the ones i can show you. the sony 4k ultra hd tv. grrrrreat outdoors, and a great deal. ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com. >> nine till the top of the hour. dozens of flights in to and out of mexico have been canceled because of a volcano. it's spewing ash, steam