let's talk to peter johnson, jr. mowed down in one of the worst terrorist attacks on american soil that we've seen. obviously doesn't meet september 11 standards. but people mowed down in the middle of a military installation and so the federal government responds that, we need to really be fair to his rights in terms of a trial, which is coming up next week. so if we give you the purple heart, you courageous american soldiers, if we give you benefits that are in line with people who have been wounded in a war, in a terror act that somehow we're going to abridge his rights, well, now maybe he's given up his rights today. maybe he said and he has said, i don't want to be an american citizen. i'm renouncing -- >> steve: can you do that? >> you can't do it legally. you've got to go before an official. if you're outside the united states, and there are ways of doing it inside the united states. you can't do it. but this is what i say, let's accept it. let's accept his renunciation of citizenship today. the white house sh

. >> criminal attorney peter johnson of walnut creek has used it. >> i've litigated it really probably i could safely say more than any attorney in the state of california. >> his argument, the way the blood alcohol level is reported is outdated because it's just annest mat, not scientifically sound. while he hasn't had a judge throw out the blood alcohol results, johnson says he's gotten jurors to acquit his client of dui. >> they understood what was being conveyed and were able to communicate with the other jurors and establish that, in fact, there was reasonable doubt. >> santa clara county deputy district attorney chris faced the defense in court. >> the basis of that challenge was we weren't doing the best science. >> so how do you come out with the best science? it's like giving the margin of error when reporting political polls. for example, the lab would not longer give the blood alcohol level as.14. instead it's .14 plus or minus 4% to a 99.7 confidence. it's a mouthful but more scientifically accurate. the forensic equipment in santa clara county was certified to meet interna

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peter johnson jr. sarah and the family yesterday. how is she doing? >> reporter: she is doing as well as she can. she has had two double lung transplants. she was in the children's hospital for 189 days. she was on the verge of death a half dozen times. this is a remarkable story of someone rising from the ashes with the support of family and friends and a lot of people in america and a lot of our audience who reached out to congress people and senators and the medical establishment in this country and said what was going on with this girl was wrong. so she came home to newtown square, pennsylvania to cousins, adopted sister, this incredible american family and it was the happiest moment i have ever spent. bill: they weren't sure she would ever be home again. we just heard one clip. this is such a tender moment. we want our audience to listen. >> reporter: did you have think you were going to get out of there or did you have think you would stay there a longer time. >> i thought i would stay there for

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. >> reporter: criminal attorney peter johnson of walnut creek has used it. >> i've litigated reallybly i could safely say more than any attorney in the state of california. >> reporter: his argument, the way the blood alcohol level is reported is outdated because it's just an estimate, not scientifically sound. while he hasn't had a judge throw out the blood alcohol results, johnson says that he has gotten jurors to acquit his client of dui. >> they understood what was being conveyed and able to communicate to the other jurors and establish that there was reasonable doubt. >> reporter: santa clara deputy faced the defense in court. >> the bassis of that challenge was that we weren't doing the best science. >> reporter: so how do you have the best science? the lab would no longer give the blood alcohol level as .14. instead, it's .14 plus or minus 9%. it's a mouthful but more scientifically accurate. in order to get acceptable scientific numbers, the forensic equipment in santa clara county was certified to meet international standards. in the end, he won his case. because most calif

peter johnson jr. in for clayton this morning. >> peter: good morning. >> alisyn: great to have you back, tucker. we is missed you. >> tucker: thank you. >> alisyn: a fox news alert we start with because there are some new details emerging on the al qaeda terror threat. shutting down 21 u.s. embassies tomorrow. and it has led at the a worldwide travel alert for americans. elizabeth prann is live in washington with the very latest for us. hi, elizabeth. >> good morning. senior intelligence officials say they have gathered enough evidence to suggest that terrorists affiliateds continue to plan terrorist attacks in the middle east and north africa and across the country. not only closing embassies but issuing a worldwide travel alert that warns measures to take every precaution to be aware of their surroundings. the scope is something we have never seen before. 21 embassies and consulates in more than a dozen different countries will be shut down. >> this is a world that is a very complex world, and we are

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peter johnson, jr.as the story of sarah murnaghan's return. >> reporter: are you the queen for the day here? >> yeah. >> reporter: it was a royal welcome home for sarah murnaghan, complete with tiaras, toys, and a ton of family and friends awaiting her return after two double lung transplants and 189 days at the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> how many hugs are you going to get? show us. >> reporter: her battle with cystic fibrosis sparked a national debate regarding organ transplant policy and the fight for lungs and life in the courts, congress, media, overturned a rule in the united states that discriminated against children under 12 who needed lung transplants. sarah is ready for her new life outside the hospital with her newly adopted sister ella, brother shawn and fin. >>. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: she's looking forward to fulfilling her dream of being a famous singer. ♪ >> it is amazing the strength you get from everyone around you to achieve what needs to be done. >> reporter: sarah wil

only peter johnson knows. >> peter: i'll let you know. >> brian: quick headlines.and furious scandal. it's confirming three more guns were discovered at crime scenes in mexico. they were trace to do a gun shop encouraged to sell guns to suspicious customers by the justice department. >>> amazing sight in the sky. a young astronomer capturing this moment that the perseid meteor shower passed by australia. the astronomer wasn't even awake when the shower passed. he set up his camera, then went to bed. it's almost as magical as santa. peter? >> peter: thanks, brian. people living in murder-plagued chicago have a warning for new yorkers after a judge's decision that ruled stop and frisk to be unconstitutional. your city is about to go down the same dark murderous path. my next guests agree and know tragedy all too well. they are the parents of the late hadea pendleton. this 15-year-old girl, incredible, was shot and killed in chicago just one week, nine days, after singing at president obama's inauguration in january. we welcome cleopatra and in nathaniel. thank you fo

peter johnson, jr. sends this picture of siarre -- sara today surround bid heir family. could have imagineed the journey that lay ahead, saying this: if you're struggling with things, god is great and there are so many beautiful people in the world. she said she and her daughter have cried tears of joy she is finally home. i. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back. grrrr ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. oh my gosh this is so cool... awesome! perfect! save up to 30% plus an extra 12% off with coupon... now until labor day. only at hotels.com ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> an inebb credible encounter caught on film as an ocean kayaker got an upclose look at 40-foot humpback whale. the big guy surfacing in the air long enough nor a photographer to snap a shot. the kayaker said she was doing flip-flops, hearing the whale might dump her

. >> reporter: our own peter johnson jr.amily tells us sarah arrived home via ambulance and a nurse will be home with her. her mother was in the ambulance with her and her brothers and sisters and grandparents all greeted her in the driveway. on sunday sarah's mother said her daughter was taken off oxygen though she is still getting support from a machine that helps her breathe. she is up on her feet using a walker to help her get around. even venturing outside. sarah's recovery is focused on building her muscle strength. her mother says she and her daughter have cried tears of joy because she is home. an incredible part of this story. sarah's parents sued to change that policy to put her at the bottom of the adult list. the group added sarah to the adult list. after the first set of transplanted lungs failed, sarah received another set three days later while struggling with the end stage of cystic fibrosis. after entering the hospital more than 6 months ago she never could have imagined the journey ahead. if you are struggl

give it to peter johnson. how many years is term for a u.s. roll, no winner there. ice cream consists of what, in a polian. >> anna: three. >> in literature, what sort of creature is curious george? >> anna: a monkey. >> that's true. what is the strongest muscle in the body? anna. >> anna: the butt. >> no. >> anna: it is! >> steve: the tongue. >> correct. what is the only planet that rotates clockwise? is it mercury? >> steve: no. >> venus? >> steve: yes. >> steve got that. what is the only food that does not spoil? the only food that does not spoil. steve? chinese food. >> honey is correct. that's it, ladies and gentlemen. that's it. and the winner is steve doocy! >> peter: what happened to all the numbers? >> steve: that's like a lawyer! >> stick to your day job. >> anna: you have the wrong answer, you lose points. >> peter: i didn't lose any points. >> steve: you did a very good job. >> i need ultimate employment. where do i go from here? >> steve: we're going to talk to geraldo about the news of the day. also a terrifying moment when a gun

peter kollar: "adventure tourism is the fastest growing sector within tourism". schwartz: chris johnson'sn the emirates' business is peter kollar. he's also a former director of balloon adventures up up and away. in 1995, peter kollar was flying for up up and away when his balloon came down at sea off christchurch. three tourists drowned. "is it a company that has been of concern to the civil aviation authority?" rex kenny: "any company that has a conviction is of concern". schwartz: rex kenny believes there's no longer anywhere to hide for unsafe operators. he oversees adventure aviation for new zealand's civil aviation authority - the caa". all adventure aviation businesses must now be certified by the caa. previously, the authority could act only against pilots and aircraft. rex kenny: "so the new adventure aviation regulations allow us to actually suspend the operating certificate and therefore put the company the on ground if necessary in the worst cases. schwartz: martyn stacey supports the new regulation. his company was among the first to be audited and certified. schwartz: "the n

. >> steve: live from studio ee peter johnson, jr. joining us in the place of brian kilmeade. , oh,. >> peter: that's going to be exciting. i understand it's going to be pretty intense. >> gretchen: it's going to be teams. ladies versus men. >> steve: is that the teams? >> gretchen: yes. >> peter: no mixed teams? >> gretchen: i don't think so, because we have john stossel coming up a little later to talk about gender mix, so we might as well give him more ammunition. >> steve: one of the great d.j.'s of all time, shadow stevens, is going to be here. >> peter: and everybody will know him. >> steve: that's this hour here on the big show. >> gretchen: in the meantime, we have brand-new details in the multi state manhunt underway. accused of murdering his close friend and then possibly abducting her two children, hannah and ethan anderson. police found the mother's body inside his burned home, along with the remains of a child. lieutenant of the san diego county sheriff's department says that body found -- they haven't been able to identify it, but it could be eight-year-old ethan.

fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. joins us live. >> we hope not, steve. of benghazi are fortification and to provide military back up for your state department and c.i.a. officials. it's not to say oh, we told you that it was going to happen of the we gave you warning, and then we pulled the cover over our heads and pulled the shade down and closed our facilities. i think -- and it's difficult to second guess. we don't have the information that the white house has. but has this become the new norm? as a substitute for winning the war on terrorism, for being ahead of these folks, we now say we're going to close this installation and close this facility, this embassy, this consulate. what's next? do we close the washington monument? do we close national parks? do we close malls in america? we say we're on high alert. we're defining this down in a way that says to the world, we're not a super power anymore and we're a little bit afraid. >> steve: peter, excellent point. i think a lot of people are disappointed because last year during the campaign, we heard

for the very latest, let's go live to children's hospital in philadelphia where peter johnson, jr., who more than anybody else, is standing by live. peter? >> steve, good morning. this is a happy day for sarah murnaghan and her family. her 188th day odyssey is ending. fighting for her life in the halls of congress, going all the way to the white house, and the medical bureaucracy in the united states, fighting not for one, but for two lung transplants and turning over a rule in the united states that discriminated against children under the age of 12. she will be going home to her newtown home square this morning by ambulance. she'll be greeted by her family, her friends, her brothers and sisters, her cousins, some silly string, queen's tiara that they the next few weeks.er head. she will need a nurse around the clock to tend to her ventilator, which is helping her breathe as she goes forward. she's getting stronger every day, but she's not there yet. obviously prayers and the concern of her family have helped a lot and the people at children's hospital philadelphia have brought her thr

the judge reasoned that they did not have a criminal history, but we have peter johnson, jr. with that, since there is no criminal history? >> peter: it's the discretion of the prosecutor to say yes, they can be charged as adults. these teen-agers could be charged as adults for these serious crimes. so that always raises a question when you see a severity of a beating like it that goes on for 64, 65 seconds, broken arm, black ice, pummeling the child who was actually under the bus seat at some point. why were not felony adult charges brought? there has been haggling to what the punishment should be. probation, longer probation, and the like. the second issue, can the parents be charged? not unless they were aware of some proclivity or some past behavior with regard to these teen-agers beating up and robbing in the past. they could be charged with failure to supervise or something with regard to their duties as a parent. >> brian: look what happened in aurora and with gabrielle gabrie giffords. both the parents knew the child was unbalanced, but they were adults. they were in

peter johnson, jr. sitting in for steve and eric sitting in for brian.our, you can sit here and you can sit here. it doesn't matter. let's too some headlines for you because we have a developing story. last night there was an oil rig explosion 95 miles east of san antonio, texas. ten hours later, crews still battling the flames. the rig exploded while workers were drilling into shale. no one was hurt and all employees had been accounted for. >>> story we've been following, hospital that wants to force an amish girl to resume chemotherapy. an appeals court told a lower court to reconsider appointing a guardian for the ten-year-old. her parents stopped the chemo because they said she was only getting more sick. they say their faith believes it's in god's hands. the hospital disagrees. >> i feel obligated to offer what we can for this family to move forward and hopefully what will be an appropriate thing for her. >> there are all these dire medical predictions. they would refute that by saying that this is a matter of beyond the problems of mortal man. >> g

. >> a peter johnson junior homage. i'm giving it to him.ome glasses. >> shouldn't you get blasses that blend? >> i don't have a bad prescription. i'm good. i'm good. >> i want to see "two guns." the commercial looks good. is it any good? >> i love awesome denzel. when he was in "man on fire" delivering the epic one-liner and being an action star, that was incredible. this is a cool story, denzel playing an undercover dea agent, mark wahlberg playing an undercover naval officer. neither know the other identities, trying to take down a drug cartel. an action and comedy. >> do i have to think? >> a little fwhit the beginning. but ithe movie move along. the pacing is great. the only problem with this film -- i know this sounds per snikity, a weird montage that sounds like a music video. i absolutely hated that sequence. it picks itself back up. the pacing is grace. the one-liners are fantastic. the action is great. >> stars? >> 3 1/2 out of 5. it made $10 million on friday. >> what about the new one with cate blanchett? >> woody allen's 44th di

senator johnson, we appreciate your time. thank you. >> peter, how are you doing?ing very well. let me ask you right off the bat. your thoughts about what we heard from the president today and how concerned perhaps you are about the actions that you have seen from the military leadership in egypt at this time? >> well, egypt is a tragic mess at the moment. historically the military's been the most respected institution in egypt. it's the one institution that we have some certainly influence potentially over but that influence is being really shown to be pretty weak at this point in time. think with that limited amount of influence, the statement by the president, the cancellation of the military exercise was an appropriate action. i think his comments were appropriate. i think at this point in time all america can really do is ask for restraint on both sides. certainly keep our fingers crossed that the bloodshed will end and that the military will respect human rights. >> if we wait and we keep our fingers crossed and we ask for restraint, u.s. officials as we unde

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peter benjamin's rules. he was austin's boss. stop the interview. stop it. but she's not done yet. buzz, pull the plug. i don't work for you. chief johnson, stop.have what we need. fbi rules. you signed an agreement. travis: wait. is -- is that what you needed to know? that's all for now, travis. thank you. can i see him, please? austin. can i see him? e-excuse me. if peter benjamin had something to do with austin's death, i should be conducting the interview. we've invited you to observe. [ exhales sharply ] and do everything the stupid fbi way, without any recorders or cameras. can i at least take notes? you know we only have one person taking notes during an interview. well, i'm perfectly happy with that person being me. [ sighs ] look, do you want noodles or rice? are you gonna let me ask peter benjamin questions or not? you can participate with follow-ups! [ exhales ] look, this is our very first crack at this guy! [ sighs ] which, which, which? rice! [ container thuds ] okay. now, while we eat... i am moving kitty over here. no, no, no, no! i hate this feeling of not knowing everything you know. [ crying ] and on top of everything that ha

peter ross cam joins us. >> thank you, greta. >> were you surprised that the irs acting chief doesn't want obama care? >> i was very surprised. here it was sam johnson, congressman from texas who posed a simple question and why is it that the union representing the treasury employees are trying to get out from under obama care. why is it that they're afraid of this when they're given the task of implementing it. the irs commissioner was actually very frank. he said look, i like the coverage i have. i don't want to go into the exchange. that's exactly what he said. there's no other way to characterize had. >> the coverage that he's not particularly fond of, the obama care, do members of congress have obama care, will they have it and whether their staff have it? >> members of congress and their staff are in obama care. they're in the exchange. >> at least they're taken care of. >> right. >> what did you want today from -- why was he testifying today? >> we had two people who were testifying. one is mr. cohen in charge of the implementation at cms, at health and human services and the other was werfel who we've heard from before, the acting director o

peter husband, thomas well-to-do man in georgetown, they built a incredibly use, an gorgeous place. in a sale after martha's death, desk and when she took it home, she found those wonderful letters. >> martha johnson, we said this few times, she tweets martha washington outlived her four children. pretty unthinkable for people uncommon for people of this history. edward, you're on the air, welcome. >> fascinating program. i'm originally from new york in newberg where george the general the has brooke house the famous room with seven doors one window. i was wondering if martha was him and also if -- the entombment there with theyasting encampment when offered him the kingship. could you expound on that, please? you.k >> she was at newberg. she spent a lot of time at war had run se the down. it was a case of waiting for a all of the peace treaties to be and all. as to the latter part, was she? i don't think she was. >> that defining moment in american history, i don't think there for that. have 12 minutes left in this. we said when when he started 90 by tes is going to go quickly. it is. we started out about the white house years but the last segment is on life after the presidency when the washingt