st. jude's children's hospital hoping to raise $1,000 for every inch cut off hair doesn't get wasted. >>th hair loss, kids that have cancer or burn victims. >> reporter: raised more than $35,000 so far this cause is also deeply personal a friend of yours you were close to passed away. >> yes, in eighth grade my friend josh passed away due to brain cancer >> reporter: kieran honoring his friend's memory. kelly, how has it impacted josh's family? >> spoke to his mom when all of this started, she was deeply moved by that. >> reporter: what an extraordinary young man you have. >> i'm overwhelmed and humbled >> reporter: a young man's gifts and one community coming together to bring hope to children who need it most. what is the message you want to leave with us? >> i want to inspire people to do good themselves because one act of kindness can spread to countless others i really want people to make a good deal about good things. >> thanks. kieran just started the academy this weekend, hopes to go through pilot training and get degree in aerospace engineering. that was aerodynamic >> and diffe

>> well, st. jude, i was introduced to st. given me here on twitch is something good. to give back to the community. in my opinion one of the greatest causes you can give or support the most is literally our children and especially being a father now, it's one of those things your parents say you'll understand when you're a dad and i hate to admit it, your parents were right. having a kid and showing the things and it was an opportunity to show my son that gaming can do good and people who don't realize that game asking a superpowerful force to raise money for good causes like st. jude, might as well set the standard, right? it's an opportunity to present it and i'm trying to do something good for it. give griff my hats off to you and charlie. everyone knows minecraft but what games are you playing and what do you recommend people play? >> minecraft and minecraft two and he has angry birds and stuff he plays but one of the more recent adventures he has gained interest in rocket league which is basically for those who don't know

that's the greatest part of st. jude.od morning. welcome back. new york police release surveillance footage of a shooting that killed a 10-year-old boy three days before his birthday. the suspect seen arriving on the quiet queens street in a dark suv before walking up to the home and firing eight shots. the boy justin wallace was hit in the torso, his uncle was hit in the shoulder and is expected to survive. bill de blasio met with wallace's family and vowed to bring the killer to justice. police are offering a $3,500 reward. a manhunt is underway for this man in philadelphia who police there say shot and killed a dunkin' donuts manager. the chilling surveillance video shows the suspect with the 41-year-old woman at gunpoint. police say he robbed the store then shot the manager in the head before running off. investigators are offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. griff. griff: u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm says more crippling cyber attacks could happen in the american power grid could

st. jude's now.tting treatments for a couple of weeks and so i want to tell him that people are cheering for him and to stay strong and do what you got to do to get well. your viewers are inclined to say a prayer, do that and what a fantastic facility, fantastic group of doctors and nurses and pray for all the kids out there and the folks that are treating them and support the place. what an amazing kid, ball player and musician and we are looking forward for him getting well and coming back home. >> what does he play? >> he plays baseball. plays piano. he's just a good little kid. good family, good little kid. arthel: jackson, you are a champion. you're there in the best care. @jude is wonderful. i do support st. jude, i have for years. i think you are just a rock star, know that and we are all praying for you. you are a champ. >> absolutely. thanks. appreciate that. you are the arthel: you're very welcome. eric: jackson, you got this and for all the kids at st. jude's, wonderful, wonderful place. f

that's the greatest part of st. jude.eople consider enough to sacrifice their life to donate. that's really amazing. ♪♪ liz: oh, boy, fox business alert, bitcoin going for the back to back wins in today's pops driven by one of the crypto's biggest fans looking to succeed where many before her have not. ark investments fund queen cathie wood pouring kerosene and lighting a match by adding a seventh exebb change-traded fund to her arsenal. this one, yes, would be foxed on the crypto universe's founding currency, adding herself to a long lust of hopeful -- list of hopefuls a awaiting a green light from regulators to start their own bitcoin etfs. bitcoin right now is up 5.5%, now well above $36,000. yeah, before the week started we were more like 30,000. and fueling bit queue, right? -- bit q, right? it is also moving higher, one of its holdings, coinbase, extending yesterday's gains, and right now it's up 4.25% lifting bit q up about 3.7. and we also have gray scale bitcoin trust. okay, this is an interesting one. it is shoo

we haven't received a single bill from st. judeinley. >> this much is already clear, we're on the right track. our plan is working. we're not going to let up now. chris: president biden continuing to push for his jobs bill including a huge infrastructure plan but making little progress in talks with senate republicans. and it's time now for our sunday group. former rnc communications director, doug heye, susan page of usa today, and fox news contributor, marie harf. so susan, let me start with you. you've been around washington a while as i have. what's your sense of where we're headed with infrastructure, a bipartisan compromise, straight party line vote through budget reconciliation in the senate or no bill at all. >> you know, i think that we're at the point where the negotiations are making a point, not making a deal. and making a point first and foremost to your last guest, joe manchin, i think that democrats especially the white house trying to make the point that they have tried in good faith to reach a bipartisan deal. i th

just basically just actually for 2nd quarter, 1st kelly's actually no boss between fox on in border st . jude behind us, almost at the distance of 15 kilometers from this. suddenly the prince officer intervenes interviews. kind of, you know, and the said, the thing is alternate. ah, the interview is forbidden. so 2 is straying from the convoy. the terrain is treacherous. ah didn't the corvette sky from where surrounded by crevices up to 300 meters neat. if we step off the path will fall to our death. ah, captain cher and his men move slowly at an altitude of 6000 meters. each step forward requires almost herculean effort. oxygen is scarce. it's minus 10 degrees celsius. but that's nothing for the soldiers who faced temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees celsius. a few civilians are allowed access to the headquarters. the donkey drive is bring heating oil, the soldier's sole source of energy. an enter. yeah. the can boarded 50 cans of fuel. what each donkey carries to your call? we say. quitman. good car. good. settle. the donkey drive is traveling all types of weather delivery via helicopter

only for museum, that's just which direction. dockman st. jude bellingham is a midfield fixed. mature, beyond his, 17 year, averaging and industrious, $71.00 bull contacts, but always ready to receive it. and when he gets, it's always with an idea of what comes next. the match intelligence, his reactive species moving into the gap, even if it opens up and making house have that opening pressure rise when the bowl chased it down. he's equally diligent in his defensive duties, covering more than 50 meters here before laying on the goal. that spending him in a nutshell, a precocious master of his craft, also in terms of his positional play and timing, with an uncanny feel for when to make the path of when to go with hello. yes, another rad a box to box midfielder. now also developing an ice to go his furnace in the buddhist legal guard scoring probabilities. 6 percent. he'll take it to mom is yana is going to the european championship g. bellingham has made the england squad. the international stage is a waiting to help talent reality by the end of april defeated be la feldman, shaka wou

st. jude's children's research hospital called kieran's curls for cancer hoping to raise $1,000 for everyn't get wasted. >> no. it was donated to children with hair loss for kids that have cancer or burn victims. >> so far, he's raised more than $35,000. for kieran, this cause is also deeply personal a friend of yours that you were close to passed away. >> yes, in eighth grade my friend josh quist passed away due to brain cancer. >> kieran now honoring his friend's memory. kelly, how has it impacted josh's family >> i spoke to his mom a week or so ago when all of this started and she was speechless she was deeply moved by that. >> kelly and patrick what an extraordinary young man you have. >> yeah. i'm overwhelmed and humbled. >> a young man's gift and one community coming together to bring hope to children who need it most what's the message you want to leave all of us >> i really want to inspire people to do good themselves because one act of kindness can spread to countless others i really want people to make a big deal out of good things >> and kieran just started in the air force aca

united states will continue to enforce dialogue and secure our border. wrapping his line from the st. jude dot ago in mexico. what's the reaction been to harris's visit? there's a lot of anticipation to the visit of us vice president, commonly harris to guatemala. i do want to set the scene for you a little bit about where we are on the mexican side of the mexico, guatemala border, a little bit of weather coming down on us, which is slow down a lot of that activity in this chapter river. the suggested river behind a water mala in the, in the background. there. this is a natural border between the 2 countries on any given day you'll see does is it not hundreds of these wrath that are moving back and forth between the river? most of the folks, our merchants are just moving good movie goods between the 2 countries. but on any given day, this is a very popular meeting point for migrants, a very popular meeting, meeting point for, for human smugglers and human traffickers. and one thing that we've learned over the past few days traveling from guatemala city here to the border, answer to guatema

when we got to st jude is when i realized that, no, you're not gonna get a bill for anything.o worry about it. they're saying, we're gonna help save her, we're not going to charge you anything. this is what we do. ♪♪ >> it is friday and that means it is time for friday follies. returned to raymond arroyo. i cannot help but notice the state department is going all out to celebrate pride month. >> that is correct, this week the us embassy to the vatican even got another rainbow action, they tweeted for america on the us embassy celebrates pride month with the pride flag on display during the month of june. i was a little confused by this, not that the state department decided to fly the flag but the us embassy to the vatican made the decision to do so is the point of diplomacy is to find common ground with the other country, not to inflame sensitivities or conflicts. they aren't flying the pride flag i imagine in saudi arabia or iraq so why do these diplomats feel comfortable flying it in the vatican? that is the question. >> we should be flying the controversial thing, the old

st. jude's? >> i had a friend that passed away in eighth grade, josh, and i knew st. ou have for the past six years? i know today's not the first day you cut it off, but as you reach up there and touch your head, it's got to be a bit of a novel feeling. >> my head feels cold now. [laughter] will: you know what i suspect? i suspect the air force academy's going to help you out with that. i bet there'll be some burpees and push-ups to keep you warm. what made you decide to go to the air force academy in. >> a good engineering school, and the service. i really want to be there for the guys on the ground, i want to be their guardian angel. i want to provide close air support and keep them safe. will: that's really cool, kieran. we appreciate what you're ready to do for this country, also appreciate what you've already done for helping those who are suffering from cancer. and, by the way, you can donate to kieran's fundraiser, it's at fox&friends.com right now. kieran, thank you for everything including getting up with us this morning. >> thank you, will. will: you bet. mor

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