steve, i'm talking, steve, steve. steve: what am i supposed to say now?. why you have it up take a picture of alisyn. steve: hold on? steve: there it is right there. alisyn: it's a good one. steve: alisyn camerota from a distance of one foot. brian: woman trying desperately to get steve's attention while is he on the phone. more on that later. school is back in session for many students. instead of just worrying about homework, swine flu is on a lot of people's minds. fox news marianne silber talking to school officials in georgia about how they plan to handle a potential outbreak. marianne? >> good morning, brian, steve, and alisyn. yeah, i talked to the principal here at dunwoody elementary school. we are in dekalb county a suburb of atlanta. what they're trying to do is follow what the cdc told them to do last week which is stay hope if there should be an outbreak of h1n1. they showed us a special quarantine room they have got here. just in case they have sick kids. they can put them in that room and keep them away from other children. a quick way of g

steve: sure. peter: that is destructive. that pits people against each other in a way that you were talking about that we don't need in this country. steve: sure. gretchen: and i fear that. peter: that stirs it up. that is just really incredible. steve: and mr. krugman write that right now the right has been very effective in getting people passionate on this. and the left, supporters of mr. obama, have not because perhaps according to, in mr. krugman's words, he's essentially not living up to what he promised. anyway, neil cavuto kind of summed the whole thing up. is it about race or is it about something else? listen to this. >> i take issue not with the color of this president's skin but maybe the thickness of it and the thickness of all of those around him. especially those hell bent on health care their way or the highway. this isn't about red or blue but seeing things in black and white. because this isn't democrat or republican. this is us. after all, we pay the bills. pay us some respect.

steve: you bet. that is just crazy. 2 minutes after the top of the hour. clinical trials of the swine flu vaccine given out in eight american cities. should you sign up? two people who just got the vaccine yesterday will join us live to tell us why they did it ticketed on the way to a funeral for not wearing seat belts. big problem? the couple missed the burial as a result. they are here and telling us why they are outraged at the deputy who pulled them over. and, stunning pictures out of asia this morning. look at that. after massive tie fine water tore through several counties and countries as well. the aftermath burying villages and downing buildings straight ahead on "fox & friends." [ male announcer ] preparation h cream. burning, itching, plus maximum strength pain relief, on contact. the most complete relief, from preparation h. pain relief on contact. i'd say it's taken us for a ride. honestly, what thanks do we owe progress? we're up to our necks in landfill, and down to the wire in resource

steve: sure.d to diminish the tea parties that happened and now they are trying to do the same thing with this as are the democrats as well. michelle, stand by, because, coming up after a brief timeout, the deal is done, cash for clunkers is getting big bucks to stayen 00 road. the question is does it really help the american auto industry or the japanese? peter: new health care overhaul includes $50 million for sex education reform. it won't be based on science. instead, it appears to push a political agenda. what your kids may be taught coming up. gretchen: plus a 7-year-old behind the wheel of a car going 70 miles per hour. not only did his dad put him there. he also videotaped it from the passenger seat. oh my goodness. steve: father of the year. that's not 70. u5+. finally, good news for people with type 2 diabetes or at risk for diabetes. introducing new nutrisystem d, the clinically tested program for losing weight and reducing blood sugar. hi i'm mike, and i lost 100 pounds on nutrisystem

steve: mr.an says the enormous popularity of cash for clunkers proves that americans are willing to open their wallets again to get a good deal. gretch? gretchen: the woman whose must went missing on a cruise is getting married again. jennifer hagel's husband george smith disappeared in the middle of the night while partying on the a boat four years ago. the two were heavily drinking. smith was never seen again. she is set to knot in october. legal issues surround her first marriage. she went her separate way after she filed a lawsuit against the cruise line a couple of years ago. peter: new plans to develop the largest conventional weapon used by american military. ultra large bunker buster bomb. you are looking at video of its its predecessor with 10 times less power. the pentagon says the new 30,000-pound explosive can wipe out weapons very deep beneath the ground beyond the reach of existing bombs. the weapon is meant to serve as a deterrent to the nuclear threat of iran and north -- north k

steve? steve: darry, -- dairy,. steve: joshua fattal.shane bauer were hiking when they were grabbed. brian: iraqis calling for them to return because they were in iraq. they were forced to spend the night overnight. secretary wants to know why. held on the tarmac in minnesota for seven hours. ray la hood is looking into whether any laws were broken. he released this statement. brian: as for continental, they have since apologized for the incident. that would not be good enough for me. dari? dari: shocking video. a police officer throws an 84-year-old woman to the ground in a wal-mart parking lot. there it goes. the cop says there was no other option. the grandmother could have killed someone. we warn you this video is quite disturbing. you can see the police officer in ohio tackling virginia dotson and wrestling her to the ground. dotson was waving around a steak knife when she refused to drop the knife, the officer grabs her, dotson's daughter says she left her mother in the car and no one was ever in any danger. the police department i

thanks, steve. their mortgage payments than ever before. according to the credit reporting agency transunion, more than 5.8% of mortgage holders are at least two months behind in payments. that's up 65% from the second quarter last year. nevada, florida, arizona, and california top the list with the highest delinquency rates. north and south dakota had the lowest rates. steve: meanwhile, we told you how a.i.g.'s new ceo is planning to spend his first few weeks on the job. on vacation. in crow asia. he is also planning on collecting a nice salary. robert ben moshay is getting paid $7 million in salary and stock. could earn millions in more in performance-based incentives. this guy has his work cut out for him though. he must figure out a way to repay the government the $182 billion that a.i.g. got in tarp money. gretch? gretchen: more michael jackson merchandise about to hit store shelves. the judge has approved a deal to let items like trading cards, clothing and digital goods to be sold. the agreem

good morning, steve and brian. steve: good morning.e president has said and what the lawmakers who support this say is that the point of health care reform, one of the major points is to bring down the cost to all of us of health care. why are you so convinced that the costs will only go up? steve: to 99 trillion. >> i'm not an economists so i can't speak to whether or not these health care reforms would actually bring down the costs as the senator suggested at the meeting. my suspicion is that's not what's going to happen. having watched medicare now become bankrupt, social security is not too far away from becoming bankrupt. these are what are supposed to be great government programs that started out of. i stood up there yesterday and i wanted him to look me in the eye and say i have got four wonderful children that i love. and how can he look them in the eyes and say their life is going to be better? because that's what he suggested. you know what? we are all sort of the same age group. we are not going to be here when our kids are

steve. steve: chapman did.p is anything negative and said outside the presence of the subject. because you said it in my presence it's not gossip. brian: what if you turned your back. steve: if i turned my back and you talked about my suit then it would be gossip. gretchen: went to psychologist that gossip is a good thing. forges friendships. third party not there makes them closer? i can see that a little bit. steve: i don't buy that. gretchen: i'm not sure i give half the weight of that article to that theory but they did in this one. brian: talk more about the gossip in the break. gretchen: i'm going to twitter about this. brian: do this in the 150 hours. gretchen: let's gossip about brian now you can believe he cannot do math? brian: on the way to heir their sister's burial but they missed it they were ticketed for not wearing a seat belt. did the cop go too far? steve: a plan by congress to buy eight jet for themselves coming under fire this morning. the lawmaker who says it makes her, quote, sick to her s

steve: perfect. are hearing from terrified passengers who are on that continental plane that hit turbulence and injured dozens on board. >> people screaming, little kids crying. little kids crying 'ow, please, i can't take it. >> so bad. so scared. all the people so scared. steve: this hour we are going to talk to another passenger who was on the flight who was not wearing his seat belt and hit the floor when the plane started shaking. meanwhile our slogan at this hour comes from john in news city, new york. i turn into fox with bagels and locks to start off my day with a show that rocks. thanks. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gretchen: good morning, everybody. we hope you are having a fabulous tuesday. i could use bagels and locks. we brian is on a vacation and peter johnson jr. is here with us today. glenn beck here in two minutes. there he is we alluded to this earlier, a fox news alert while you were sleeping former

steve? steve: thank you very much, brian.ts first-time d.u.i. offenders can't a manned dore three days in jail and a $2,500 fine. other stays have been cracking down on firsttime offenders. are the new laws tough enough or not tough enough? joining us from dallas, mimi coffee, a defense attorney who specializes in d.u.i. offenders. and kathleen rice prosecuted a case where a 24-year-old drunk driver who drove the wrong way in long island and killed a limo driver and decapitated a 7-year-old flower girl after a wedding in 2005. all right, mimi, bill richardson in new mexico, they've got some of the toughest laws on the books. he would like to see firsttime offenders go to jail for three days and a mandatory $2,500 fine. that seems -- that seems minimum to me. what do you say? >> well, steve, the real question is, when we're cracking down on d.w.i.'s, we have to be very careful that we are going after the real d.w.i.'s. the real problem is we're passing laws to crack down on d.w.i.'s but not being fair. judges are saying that t

steve?mer israeli prime minister who seemed poise aggressive push for peace now indicted on corruption charges. ehud olmert is the first israeli prime mere to go on trial facing fraud and breeches of trust. the alleged crimes took place before his 2006 election. olmert says is he convinced he will be able to prove that he is innocent. justice ministry not saying yet when the trial when l. start. >> secretary of defense robert gates getting a firsthand look at the pentagon's most expensive weapon. the new f-35 fighter jet. in time span have spent $35 billion on the f-35 program. towrpg the lock keyed martin plant where the fifth generation of the fighter is being made. supposed to highlight the importance of the fighter to the department of defense and other things i'm sure that he will learn while is he on that towmplet those your headlines this morning. unless we want to do the story about g.m. and china. steve: general motors hopes a new venture will help increase. partnering with to produ

steve? steve: very costly misunderstanding.an loses everything when he is put behind bars for three months. it was all because he was chewing gum. not making that up. our slogan this hour comes from joe in kentucky. when you want the news, it's good and true, watch "fox & friends" with gretchen and those other two. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gretchen: those other two are steve and brian, and so glad that you would join us this morning. let's get to the town hall that barney frank had n. last night in massachusetts, of course. did you see a snippet of it? he got a little angry. >> we were promised with change you can believe in. so far, if we are going and having all these changes and i haven't got a clue as to what they are, how can i believe in it? how can we trust the government that is shoving things through. [cheers and applause] >> without letting us have a reasonable discussion about it? >> how can you trust the government? let me ape th

steve? steve: that is a cool idea.ning board in fairfax county, virginia, voting monday night to allow the expansion of the i.s.a., the islamic saudi academy, which is a high school funded by the saudi government from saudi arabia here in the united states. it apparently has had close links, critics say to terrorism. so how did a school whose most famous graduate is in jail for life over a plot to kill president bush get approval to expand? pastor david stokes is the senior pastor at fair oaks church and is also a broadcaster and columnist for townhall.com. he has opposed this measure. pastor, why didn't you want the islamic saudi academy to expand? >> well, a couple of reasons. first of all, a christian school on that same site had been denied the expansion due to traffic concerns 25 years ago. traffic is arguably worse now. also a fairness issue. fairfax county has been pretty tough on christian churches in zoning issues, expansion issues and pretty much gave this group a pass. but all of it, of course is tempered by

steve, gretchen? steve: thank you. barney frank compares his own constituents to a dining room table at his latest town hall meeting on tuesday night where things got heated. gretchen: and mary was at the town hall. she joins us live this morning. good morning, mary. >> good morning, gretchen. gretchen: so we looked at that video. we saw a lot of back and forth. what i liked was that there was standing room only in attendance. so a lot of people were very interested in coming to this meeting. what was your question to barney frank? >> well, i work in health care. i work at milford hospital which is one of the still community-owned hospitals. they work for the people in their town. they are not owned by a corporation. earlier this year they weren't able to give a pay raise due to the economy so we got letters saying that all the members of the board, the c.e.o. and all managers in that hospital were taking a voluntary pay cut to keep from having to lay anyone off. this is a hospital that cares about their people, the co

steve: i wish you were kidding. i know you're not kidding. thank you.traight ahead, they want health care for all, but themselves. why some congressmen are not so sure about the building about to pass. also, jenny garth will join us at the conclusion of today's telecast. find out what she is up to .

>> steve: that's right.hat, everyone in the audience will get a doughnut and they'll be handed out by the pages. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. there we go. let's bring our contestants out. who do we have playing "cell phone shootout" tonight? >> steve: well, jimmy, tonight's contestants are jerry garcia, anna stevens and brendan garrity. ♪ get your cell phones cocked and ready and get down here! ♪ >> jimmy: hey, buddy. how you doing, buddy. what's your name? where are you from? >> jerry garcia from annandale, new jersey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jerry garcia. can i see your i.d.? [ laughter ] is it really? you're jerry garcia? [ laughter ] >> it might say gerard, but i go by jerry. >> jimmy: you see it? "gerard garcia." we'll have to bleep out your numbers and stuff. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i don't want your identity stolen. [ laughter ] now, quickly, what is your atm p.i.n. number? [ laughter ] we'll bleep it out. what prize are you going to go for, jerry? >> that television. >> jimmy: really? >

>> steve's cool. >> jimmy: steve's cool? >> yep. >> jimmy: "true blood."> jimmy: yeah. well, i was trying to do your accent. >> you've been doing a lot of accents tonight. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm trying on accents. this is my new sidekick, john krasinski. >> john: ha, ha! [ laughter ] woo-hoo! >> jimmy: that's not a joke. that's not a joke. he just keeps doing that. >> ah. >> jimmy: what is your accent? >> i'm from a little place called brentwood in essex in england. not like brentwood in los angeles. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, they don't have accents like that. >> i used to talk like -- you know, i was a bit of a geezer, bit of a london boy. and then i went to drama school, and they beat it out of me with a jackhammer. [ laughter ] and now i speak very well indeed. hi. [ light laughter ] hi there. >> jimmy: but then you just choice, you wanted -- i guess -- where is your character from? >> he's from bon temps, this kind of little fictional town down in louisiana. and so we made a conscious choice to try and make him sound a little bit different to everybody e

it's warming up. >> jimmy: steve, i think you did something wrong. >> steve: i think the toner has to. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to head out. i'm going to hand write these. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm going to hand write them. thank you for helping, though. >> steve: no problem. >> jimmy: take care. >> steve: wait, wait, wait. never mind, never mind. ♪ >> what's up? >> jimmy: hey, guys. >> no, no, no. don't get up. we'll -- sit. [ laughter ] >> that was one messed up pizza party. >> jimmy: yeah. i don't want to talk about it. >> oh. we do want to talk to you about something. >> yeah. >> okay then. that new lady you got, kirk saw her making photocopies. for miles. >> jimmy: that's not true. >> your lady. she's been photocopying. [ laughter ] one last time. you watch your back, man. ♪ ♪ if you had a clue what i could do to you ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ what you don't know won't hurt you until you find out ♪ ♪ and what i have for you you cannot see unless somebody shows you ♪ ♪ and if i haa soul i would rot in hell but until somebody tells ♪ >> here are the photocopies you requested. ♪

steve, tell us who they are!immy, tonight's contestants are michael shane, lauren gibbons and jared jeskowichz-- come on down and let's see what's in your pockets. ♪ >> jimmy: very good. >> very good. >> jimmy: what's your name? where are you from? >> mike shane, philadelphia. [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, very nice. >> a lot of philly love. >> jimmy: a lot of philly love. now, you've agreed to let me rifle through your wallet and other personal effects on national television. is that correct? >> correct. >> jimmy: all right. now, before i make you -- "empty your pockets!" [ laughter ] steve, what is the question that i'll have to answer about michael? >> steve: the question about michael is, "what does michael do for a living?" >> jimmy: okay, interesting. all right, roots -- can i get a little pocket emptying music? ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. >> a couple of things in there. that's about it. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. okay. these are some type of narcotic or something? [ laughter ] okay. i think i know what's go

i've got to go with steve. steve rogers. you're an investigator. we've got toxicology saying blood alcohol .19. how do those factors fit into this, steve? what are you seeing here? >> look, obviously there was alcohol in there. that proves, had she lived, she would have been prosecuted probably for vehicular homicide. >> so you're seeing -- those medical issues would not factor into the blood alcohol reading the toxicology came with, right? >> absolutely. >> anne, let's delve into the different details. investigators say nine people talked to diane schuler as she left the campground before the drive. no one smelled alcohol, pot, nothing. what do we do with that? >> the fact of the matter is, it's vodka, and you don't smell it as much, and it's a favorite of alcoholics who want to be stealth. it's not like she's on skid row. she's a self-drinker potentially. but there was intervening time. circumstantial evidence, of course, the evidence, the vodka bottle in the car and the forensics. it's alcohol, it's marijuana. a bump going up her leg going towar

>> patrichko. >> steve: oh, patrichko. >> jimmy: yeah, it just rolls off the tongue. >> steve: yeah! colacaluke. >> jimmy: yeah, colacaluke. >> steve: colacaluke patrichko. grant patrichko! there you go. >> jimmy: yeah, that's good. now, where you from? >> stowe, vermont. >> jimmy: stovermont? now, i've never heard of that. did you make that up? >> no, i didn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, stowe, vermont. i thought it was one word, like stovermont. [ laughter ] >> stowe, vermont. >> jimmy: i'm from stovermont, kansas. stowe, vermont. oh, okay, very good. now, are you ready to dance your hat and gloves off? >> you better believe it. >> jimmy: oh, wow. all right, i like that. hey, what's your name? >> hey, i'm lizzie. >> jimmy: hey, lizzie. what's your last name, patrichko? [ laughter ] >> brubaker. >> jimmy: brubaker. okay, higgins got that one right. all right, now, where you from? >> i'm from dallas. >> jimmy: you're from dallas. now, when you go to a club, do you normally just wear hat and gloves, right? >> all the time, because it's so warm there. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] and a

"not good." >> steve: "not good." >> jimmy: all right, here we go. [ laughter ] >> steve: "come on --'s the last one. >> the make or breaker. >> steve: suck on this. [ laughter ] very close to a three. so what's the number? >> steve: six, eight. eight, right? >> that's good. that's respectable. >> jimmy: here we go. eight. [ laughter ] >> very nice. a very nice start. it's not how you start, it's how you finish, fyi. >> jimmy: i just grunt when i throw dice. >> now, you can only tie steve. you can only win or tie. this will all depend upon this. >> steve: right, because if you get a six -- >> then you will tie. you can't lose. >> steve: yeah, you can't lose. you can only tie me. with that -- three. >> wow! >> jimmy: what does this mean? >> that means you have a very low score. i need to get three or below. >> jimmy: i think i just won this -- >> to win. well, you may have won. but i do get to go. >> jimmy: i'm so excited. well, i mean -- >> i do actually get to go. >> jimmy: nearly impossible. right. >> you might be surprised. >> jimmy: you're playing ham bone, it's true. oh, you lost

david: steve, bonus? >> anyone that events a per petal stamp so you can have price increase anytime you want, people are not going to raise about it, has something going for him. david: pretty clever marketing. >> i'd increase their bonuses a thousand fold if they privatized as other countries have done like britain. why not privatize it. then you can give bonuses and options for performance. david: particularly since we had fedex and other private carriers. >> a minute ago you were cutting money to poor children and old people. now you're about rewarding top executives. this is a one-hour show. you'd be burning witches at the stake, man. calm down. i have a radical idea. character over contract. ok? you're telling unions that times are tough and they've got to cut their pay and dot right thing, open up that contract and do it. i can support that: a lot of people are taking pay cuts, working harder than ever. but at the top, the leadership, has to show an example as well. i don't care what the contract sa

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>> steve: yeah, sea world with the whales and such. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> steve: you've got ocean.ot of it. lots of ocean. >> jimmy: so, whales and the ocean. >> steve: and mexico is not too far away. >> jimmy: i'm not -- well, maybe we'll stop by mexico. [ laughter ] anyways, it's a fun friday show. we couldn't be happier to have the one and only bob saget is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] wow. love him. he's so funny. great guy. also we have anthony mackie from "the hurt locker." [ cheers and applause ] that movie is good. that's a lot of -- it's getting great reviews, that movie. also we got stand-up comedy from john mulaney, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] really funny dude. >> steve: what a lovely man. >> jimmy: he's not making his network appearance is he? no, he's been on tv a bunch of times. was he in the sitcom "soap"? >> steve: yeah, he was, with billy crystal. >> jimmy: billy crystal, back in the '70s. >> steve: yep, he was 2. >> jimmy: cool, he was 2 years old. [ laughter ] and today is friday. and that's when i usually -- i catch up on some personal stuff and

a crime in our city. >> let's bring in steve rogers. steve, your take on this program? >> the chief's point is well taken regarding burglaries and stealing guns, but the odds are against them. the national academy of sciences clearly concluded, after recent studies, that the program just doesn't work. it does not have significant impact on the crime rate. but go to it, chief, i hope it works out for you in fresno. >> yeah, we're hoping for the best. i want to hear from you. call in 1-877-tell-hln. i want to know your thoughts on this program. >>> and also this, miley cyrus at the teen choice awards, dancing on a pole. she is 16! you're going to be astonished when you see the photos. again, 16 years old, disney star. call in, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> with welcome back to "prime news" on hln. i want to hear from you. fresno, california, had a spike in violent crime, so here was the program they instituted. offered, basically, a gift card to target if you turn in your gun. $50 for a rifle, $100 for a handgun, $200 for assault weapons. they took in 447 guns in three hours and ra

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