but then fed ex happened. united parcel service, they could. now even the post office does it sometimes. but the private sector does everything better. i'll give you a thousand dollars. you can name one thing that government does more efficiently. we need government to do some things i'm talking more efficient. there is nothing. but even though the private sector is more efficient but bureaucrats wanted their tentacles on everything. we are imprinted to believe that the specialists in washington know better. they are from the government. they are here to help. and they are so smart, but thing about what government did when they decided they should build cars. >> this is what you get. the trevant. pride of the eastern bloc. it was a terrible car. it was hard to drive. makes huge pollution. but planners said it was great. >> once the berlin went down and they had private competition, it disappeared. people preferred toyotas an fords. however, -- >> when government runs things this is what you get. >> so we often get from government, lousy product

over a drone that's up there delivering fed ex packages and use that as your missile?t's the same mentality i'm sure the 9/11 attackers had. >> reporter: the government is aware of the problem and has seen the experiment firsthand. this is the first time in the u.s. anyone has used a spoofer to hijack an unmanned vehicle. but humphries says if he could do it, so could a terrorist group with the right resources. he cautions unless the government can eliminate this vulnerablity, it should put on hold any of the plans to put them in the skies. >> he says the government needs to be proactive here. otherwise it may only give terrorists a target to go after. frightening stuff. >> really is. thank you. >> thanks, sarah. >>> scientists think they are one step closer to fining out exactly how the universe began. physicists discovered a new particle that may be related to the elusive god particle. i think most of us have heard that. it's believed to give all matter in the universe its shape and size. scientists have discovered all 12 particles associated with this theory. but th

but then fed ex happened. united parcel service, they could. now even the post office does it sometimes. but the private sector does everything better. i'll give you a thousand dollars. you can name one thing that government does more efficiently. we need government to do some things i'm talking more efficient. there is nothing. but even though the private sector is more efficient but bureaucrats wanted their tentacles on everything. we are imprinted to believe that the specialists in washington know better. they are from the government. they are here to help. and they are so smart, but thing about what government did when they decided they should build cars. >> this is what you get. the trevant. pride of the eastern bloc. it was a terrible car. it was hard to drive. makes huge pollution. but planners said it was great. >> once the berlin went down and they had private competition, it disappeared. people preferred toyotas an fords. however, -- >> when government runs things this is what you get. >> so we often get from government, lousy product

but then fed ex happened. united parcel service, they could. now even the post office does it sometimes. but the private sector does everything better. i'll give you a thousand dollars. you can name one thing that government does more efficiently. we need government to do some things i'm talking more efficient. there is nothing. but even though the private sector is more efficient but bureaucrats wanted their tentacles on everything. we are imprinted to believe that the specialists in washington know better. they are from the government. they are here to help. and they are so smart, but thing about what government did when they decided they should build cars. >> this is what you get. the trevant. pride of the eastern bloc. it was a terrible car. it was hard to drive. makes huge pollution. but planners said it was great. >> once the berlin went down and they had private competition, it disappeared. people preferred toyotas an fords. however, -- >> when government runs things this is what you get. >> so we often get from government, lousy product

the founder of fed ex said he wants a fleet of cargo-sized drones in the air as soon as possible.e reason why this is of such concern is because as the drones become more and more integrated in u.s. airspace, there won't be a controller with a joy stick backing them up. they will rely almost exclusively on a gps radio to get from point a to point b. our radio that can be hacked. >> what if can you take over the drone that sun there and delivering fed ex packages? and use that as your missile? that is the same mentality as the 9/11 attackers h. >> reporter: the government is accuse lit aware of the problem. last week at the white sands missile range in new mexico, officials from the faa and department of homeland security watched as humphreys team repeatedly took control of a drone. >> i got it. >> reporter: dhs is attempting to address the problem through the patriot watch and patriot shield programs but so far the effort is in its infancy. humphreys cautions unless the government can eliminate the vulnerability, it should put on hold any plans to open u.s. skies to unmanned aeria

fed-ex. they fed-ex the horses there. >> brian: really?e carrier. >> gretchen: really? >> brian: that's fan tastic -- fantastic. >> gretchen: what does it cost it fed-ex a horse? >> steve: when the horse absolutely positively has to be there overnight, go with fed-ex. >> brian: you got the slogan down. >> gretchen: back to politics, republican presidential candidate mitt romney wrapping up his overseas tour with a major foreign policy speech in poland. wendell goler live for us at the white house with all the details. good morning to you, wendell. >> good morning. the white house mutg its criticism of romney's trip, though the obama campaign certainly is not. senior campaign advisor david axelrod tweeted out, calling it romney's rolling ruckus. and though romney was warmly welcomed in israel and poland, very few people are saying he seized the opportunity presented. he and his wife are in poend la getting a warm reception in part because of his push for a tougher line with russia. after starting the trip in britain with what some is a less

it was fed exed to his home in chandler. >> did he order this product to wait till court and had the intention, premeditation to commit suicide in the courtroom in front of the cameras? i don't know. i can't read his mind. >> reporter: but deputies do point out that e-mail he sent to his son foreshadowed what happened. he wrote, if things don't go well in court, his will is in place. >>> hump day? >> we're looking forward toward the weekend. you know what? i'm guaranteeing you it will not be as hot this weekend as it was last weekend. that's not saying much but i do think we're going to warm up a little bit, brian. tonight it's pleasant out there. a live look outside. we are probably not going to have to deal with any storm, any outflow boundaries. no microbursts. looks like the forms we've been watching to the west are diminishing and it's a pleasant weekend. it's not humid. enjoy the break while you k. i wanted to show you radar. what we had been watching around hagerstown has diminished greatly. we think that's going to be the trend for most of the rest of the night as an area of

sometimes they'll service it through ups or fed ex, other times, they have a network of smaller truck companies, sometimes amazon's own. >> i'm already impressed as an amazon prime customer where i'm not having to pay the freight, you know, i'll order something and sometimes it will catch me off guard because it will come the next day. oh, my goodness, you know? >> even if you don't pay for next-day delivery. they often -- i've noticed this as a customer too of prime, they often exceed their estimated delivery time. >> this is a disaster for the local drugstore, because at some point, why not buy five tubes of tooth paste from amazon.com and have robots get it and mail trucks deliver it than me drive three blocks to the store. it's easier. >> big box stores and mom and pop shops, the thing they always argued is they offer instant gratification, which amazon couldn't do. >> you, yourself, have pointed out other companies have tried to do this and failed. >> the thing that they have is a decade or more of experience in this kind of infrastructure, and so they know how to do these fulfil

equalling seventh wimbledon title after knocking out the long jog of age victory would also see the fed ex reserves of that solve all of the world rankings for the first time in just over two years but he's up against it did serve in the world number four in and the murray he's still after his maiden grand slam and could become the first brit so when wimbledon since fred perry back in nineteen thirty six. meanwhile serena williams has described her fifth wimbledon title as super special the american edge that mr advanced in three sets in the final williams brings through the first set six one but the match was halted after that due to a rain delay seem to benefit the pole who then took the second set seventy five williams though came back strong in the decided to win it six two four that sides all but thirty year old smashing it so it's a lot seventeen aces in the process it's her fourteenth grand slam title and the first since spending almost a year and some action with. injury. this one is super special. i wanted to win here so. still can't believe that i was able to come through in my s

it's just inside the beltway south of fed ex field the suspect who made the telephone throats worked here. >> the pitny bowes company, according to an employee, has a contract to bring all of the mail and all of the packages headed to the u.s. house of representatives here for security screening. our source said the suspect, neil edwin prescott, worked as an i.t. person here. pitny bowles confirmed that prescott worked as a contractor. employees refused to talk on camera who was dismissed from his job. according to the search warrant, the disturbing telephone conversation between a former supervisor and prescott occurred on monday. investigating officers quickly realized that he owned a variety of firearms. a search warrant was obtained for his apartment at the kezwick park apartments in crofton. and month those items seized, one assault rifle and four magazines that carried 30 rounds each. the residents we spoke with expressed relief that police in prince georges and ann arundel counties took the threats over the phone seriously. >> people need to learn what happened in colorado, th

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. >> but do you think the fed ex man would have noticed if he's taking something to an address constantlya pattern is being established. no red flag at all there? >> it could be. you know, 1 of the gun ranges actually turned him down because there was this odd message that was on his machine. there may be signals, and you're right, it may be if he had a different profile or looked different, that he might have been discovered, but the point is -- the point i think for the country is how many instances like this is it going to take before we say enough is enough? you know, one of my colleagues nearly dying, but several people dying in the meantime near her including a 9-year-old child, a 6-year-old on friday. at what point are we going to say, let's take a look at the proliferation of guns. do we really want to be afraid to go to the movies? in chicago, people are afraid to walk certain streets. it's time for us to look carefully and have a rational conversation. the nra won't tolerate such a conversation. >> why is it even in your own party, your pleas for some kind of rational process fa

. >> dress by fed ex. >> rose: what does that mean. >> but you do care about style and care about fashion. >> sure. >> rose: why do you care about it? because it is a signature, because it is a statement? >> honestly for me, my relationship with fashion is about my friends ships, if i didn't have friends that make clothes i wouldn't wear anything but old corduroys. >> rose: in other words, you are paying homage to them -- >> but it is in selfish i it isa way of being in company so i am here with my friend barry here, a anne valerie ash,. >> she is par rigs. >> parisian. >> yes. >> as usual, like a pair of pajamas, anything that feels like a pair of pajamas. >> rose: so tell me about this movie and this character, informed by the fact you are a mother. >> honestly i think i would have wanted to make the film anyway. >> rose: and done it just as well. >> although one thing being a mother cleared up for me is that i am in th the very not that position of having children that i feel like h i was ready for ad really ready to be pregnant and have them and when they arrived i remember looking at

recovered a surveillance video of holmes picking up approximately 150-pound of ammunition and a fed, in a fed exy have interviewed a ups driver who says holmes had 90 packages delivered to his school address on the university of colorado medical campus. >> dan oates is the chief of police in aurora. >> we have become aware that our suspect over the last four months had a high volume of deliveries, commercial deliveries or packages. >> sources say over the past several months holmes assembled an arsenal, spending $15,000, much of it on internet sales of chemicals, explosives and ammunition. investigators suspect holmes accelerated his planning in late may when he bought the first of the four guns found at the shooting scene. between may 22nd and july 6th, holmes legally purchased an assault rifle, two semi-automatic pistols and a shotgun at colorado gun shops. and police say holmes bought a staggering amount of ammunition on line, more than 6,000 rounds for the weapons used in the attack. police know less about what prompted the shootings. social networking sights have revealed no clues and inter

ammunition inside the apartment 37 how was he able to buy hundreds of pounds of ammunition and have them fed exedr delivered by ups? are there officials have that's are now asking questions about whether that should set off some alarm bells? >> you know, that's very interesting. law enforcement officials are very deliberate of staying out of politics. but there are a couple of organizations, international association of chiefs of police, the major city chiefs, where this issue will get pushed up, and it'll be very interesting to see where they go with it because the beginning of your question, the how is because in most states anybody can do that. it's legal. >> what do they expect to find on the laptop or hard drive? >> well, that's a careful process. they've got that computer. first they're going to mirror the hard drive and separate it from the computer. that's for a couple reasons. number one, you don't want anybody later at trial saying they tampered with the computer. they'll make a copy. then they'll go through a forensic process. one of the things about today is, as opposed to a couple ye

question many are asking, how was he able to buy hundreds of pounds of ammunition and have them fed exed or delivered by ups and are there law enforcement official that is are now asking questions about whether that should set off some alarm bells? >> norah, that's very interesting. law enforcement officials are deliberate of staying out of politics. but there are a couple of organizations, international organization of chiefs of police, the major city chiefs where this issue will get pushed up and it will be interesting to see where they go with it. because the beginning of your question, the how is because, in most states, anybody can do that. >> right. >> it's legal. >> what do they expect to find on the laptop or hard drive? >> that's a careful process. they've got that computer. first they're going to mirror the hard drive and separate it from the computer. number one, you don't want anybody later saying they tampered with the computer or changed anything. they'll make a copy. then they'll go through a forensic process to go through there and bring back up deleted items. >> one of t

>>>a fed ex driver is being hailed as a hero after he saved a woman from a fiery crash.lled an unconscious woman from her car before it exploded thursday. >> i couldn't have gone on feeling good about myself knowing that i didn't do something. >> the woman was transported to the hospital and she is listed in serious condition. >>> the judges panel at american idol is getting pretty empty. yesterday jennifer lopez told host ryan seacrest on his radio show that she's leaving the show. her announcement comes one day after steven tyler announced he's also quitting to focus on his band arrow smith. there are also rumors that randy jackson a judge since season one might not return. people magazine reports march rio i can't carey could become a judge. charlie sheen has also reportedly been approached. >>> next time they will be made in the u.s.a. there was a lot of criticism when it was learned the uniforms designed by ralph lauren for the americans at the london olympic games were made in china. today lauren announced that the uniforms for the 2014 winter games in russia will

you've got the fed ex tending operation twist where they will buy another $200 billion or so long-term. that's what we have seen in the past with quantitative easing has been positive for the stock market. we see the market itself is starting to move higher after the lows we reached in may, we see that most stocks are above the long-term moving average. and the markets are above the 50-day moving average. those are indications that we are moving forward. we see that sentiment is starting to shift a little bit. it had gotten very negative. most people were selling equity funds and buying bond funds. i don't know that it's completely changed but the sentiment among investors and traders started to improve a little bit which gives us this window. lastly the things we look at internally within the market itself. our indicators show the risk levels are getting lower even as the market has been rising in june. >> hi, barry. it seems these are signs of weakness in the economy overall. not just in the u.s. but across the globe. if we see weakening in china in particular how is that a positive

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her ex-husband ran from the feds to avoid paying his taxes.se rich, big time democratic donor says the taxes are too much and she's giving up her citizenship. how will i go on? steve? >> that's why you've gone to kansas city. he's the world's most devious mailman. >> hello, newman. >> hello, newman. >> hello, newman. >> hello, newman! >> we're going to be saying hello newman because he's back with the new show. he joins us live here on the curvy couch. "fox & friends" hour two from new york city and kansas city starts right now. >> good morning, everyone! thanks for joining us today. steve and i are in new york city. brian is out in kansas city living it up, going to the all star game and hanging out with the big celebs and going to the big home run derby last night and you still look so fresh, i know you had about three minutes of sleep. >> no, we didn't have much sleep but sleep is a word that we don't even understand, all three of us and everybody in the control room and everybody in the studio. so we've given up on ever giving up enough sl

we are at 1.7 on the headline and 2.2 on ex-food and energy, just a little bit above the fed's targetwhen i looked at the producer prices that came out last week and i looked in the pipeline, what kind of pricing pressure was, there wasn't very much, when i took out food and energy. the only wrinkle, rick has been reporting we've had with the drought situation some pricing pressure on foods that have been there and it was certainly there last year in 2011. the good news here when it comes to inflation is that when it zeros out no, change at all in the headline, then the wages you get are the wages you keep. it's not eroded by inflation so the government reported this morning, let me find that number, that average weekly earnings for all employees on private non-farm payrolls rising 0.5%. now, they're up only 0.6% year over year. why? because they've been eroded by inflation in the past, but now, the gains that we get are the gains that people get to keep at least when inflation remains at this number, and we did have some level inflation data in europe, and rick, i just want to point