john ratzenberger says that maybe college isn't for everyone herriot maybe there are alternatives outstruction and nobody to kill them because we neglected to teach children how to use tools and we have denigrated the image of manufacturing. neil: clifford is cheerfully putting up a million bucks to push an alternative. shop. your member that? while he wants it back in school. back to making things in this country and not just buying things in this country and i think he's right because we do need more plumbers and electricians and builders and as i said, he seems in very high demand. and onto the mail now. basically what you and he were talking about it difference between a value economy and service economy. john in georgia says can you imagine when everyone who has a college education enact the last janitor will be a millionaire. and tj says any good one can write his own ticket. and his own bill. if you're sick of this, tom and arizona has an idea. it is going to be 74 degrees in southern arizona, time for fox to move from new york to tucson, arizona. we could do worse. we could do

. >> hey this is john ratzenberger and you're watching "fox & friends". >> cheers to you america. utes from now talking about jobs. we need more people who can do stuff with their hands in the united states of america. >> he has a practical take on things. we're going to turn to heather nauert who has a lot going on. >> you got a job. >> i do. good morning to you all. folks and police in tampa, florida need your help. there is a desperate bid for information about april foster. tampa area businesses are offering a $15,000 reward for any information on her whereabouts. the 33-year-old waitress was last seen on video outside a bar early last thursday leaving with a man that she had met a few hours earlier. tampa police worry she may be in danger, but there is no evidence that a crime has been committed thus far. police are still searching for foster's car. >>> new this morning bizarre twist in the las vegas road rage case that left a mother of four dead. police say tammy myers and her armed son actually went out looking to confront a man who had frightened her and her daughter during

john ratzenberger. you have had some success. week, georgia is going to do something. >> yes. three entity stepped up, clyde strickland metro waterproofing to enable us to handle $1 million check to the governor of georgia. they will institute a first-ever program in the united states. middle school and high schools being exposed to the beauty and attractiveness of working in manufacturing. this is a viable location. stuart: i was born and raised in england -- >> i could tell. stuart: shop porche in england and i was told the all the way through the 60s and 70s and 80s kids learned to make things. what happened? why did it go away? >> partly political, people didn't realize we need people to build things. they thought somehow this always happens, it just happens on its own liddy used to happen on its own because when we were kids we would go outside to play but in the play and we were fixing our own bikes, climbing trees, building 3 houses building ditches, we were problem-solving and learning. that has been taken away from us. s