and mike, congratulations on winning the ted williams most valuable player award.resented by chevrolet, as erin said. three years as an all-star already, with a great future. and already, you've represented our sport extraordinarily well. we're all proud. and you have many of these ahead of you. congratulations. well deserved. >> thank you. >> erin: mr. edwards, i think you have a nice presentation for mike trout. >> mike, congratulations. on behalf of everyone at chevrolet and our dealers across the country, we want to offer you your choice of either the north american car of the year, the corvette, or the north american truck of the year, the chevy silverado. >> erin: your mom is pointing at the corvette. >> i'm taking the vette. >> erin: and the mom's reaction is priceless. congratulations to you. as you get your key right here to the corvette. as soon as your family ran over, i think they were more excited about the car than you winning the award. what did you say to your family? >> i'm speechless right now. can't thank the fans enough for voting me in and bein

killed us he was the best or i was so because we were national league fans so i didn't get to see ted williams much would you think of him as he was amazing person just amazing still there's no he's alive you know that things that he was still doing for the studio someone who is just a great role model for everybody and. you know just a kid never watched a cardinal play and i got to the big league in two thousand when i started people who started throwing the name same usual part of myself. you know i was like a man there's only one man in this can be on the stand you sure you know just like this a great human being i have the opportunity to be around and. a lot of time i wish you know i could have pick his brain a little way more but obviously because that things that he was going through it was pretty tough for him and to stay around camp too many many events for my foundation and that was some years that i would never forget and you. do you ever doubt you'll say never i mean on even when bad things happen you know because that's the man the man thing you know when you know. the lord has tau

joe deimagine use, ted williams but what separates, mike he does everything at an elite level. ted williams great hitter but he didn't run like mike trout, didn't play defense like mike trout and he wasn't from new jersey either like mike trout, like he is, bias revealed. >> what town are you from. >> i'm from northern new jersey, glenn ridge but now central jersey, princeton not too far from people. >> people in princeton watch the show every day. we will be watching the three of you tomorrow nitrate here on fox, the all-star game, thanks guys. >> thank you. >> that is minnesota, right. >> yes. >> people are on twitter that i look really pastie, more than my normal pastie white guy. do i look crummy? >> no. >> no. >> they all say i need a spray tan. i will go work on my tan in commercial break. when we come back. curt russell is on our show today. really, this is the late 80's, over board. so what is your favorite curt russell film, tweet us right now, you know our handles. we will talk to curt in a little bit. >>> but first, most little girl dream of becoming princesses these

this is ted williams. >> my opinion, too. >> kimberly and ted thank you both. and searching by land and by air. crews are scouring a giant national park for the pregnant wife of a marine. that distressing mystery is next. also, there is developing news. air raid sirens are wailing across israel. air raid targets are targeting jerusalem and tel aviv. israel's military launching a fierce response. the latest coming up. >>> this is a fox news alert. search crews in california are scouring a national park desperately trying to find the pregnant wife of a marine. aaron corwin vanished more than a week ago. >> a desperate search for a missing pregnant woman in california. >> a giant search underway after the pregnant wife of a u.s. marine vanishes. >> the sheriff's department has not ruled out foul play. >> the sheriff's department and the rescue volunteers are working, i mean like nonstop. >> there is still hope. >> absolutely there is still hope. >> it's just like you feel like you are walking a nightmare good evening. >> hello any clues or where this young woman m

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i was fortunate enough to be there in 1999 in boston at fenway park when you had ted williams aroundhe pitcher's mound, all the living legends, at least a lot of them in baseball gathered around them for that. two years later, i was there in seattle at the all-star game, the last all-star game for cal ripken jr., when he went out to play third base before the first pitch and then, alex rodriguez at shortstop, told him let's change positions here to put ripken at his original spot at shortstop. and on top of that, ripken, the first pitch he sees in his first at-bat in an all-star game hits a home run. and then we had last year, mariano rivera, his last all-star game, citi field in new york. he goes out to take the mound to start the eighth inning and unbeknownst to him, his teammates stay back in the dugout so he gets the singular, thunderous ovation. i'm still getting chills from that. >> wow. it's gonna be very, very emotional. derek jeter, wow, incredible. i love the hank aaron that you aired yesterday, if anybody missed it check it out on cnn.com, worth watching. one more bit of t

. >> my collection includes ted williams. i have senators manager. i have hank aaron's signature on a baseball, one of those all-time leader cards you may remember where it still said babe ruth, 714, and hank aaron and his signature on it. a real piece of history. i still have all of those and i'm not giving any of them up. [laughter] >> there you go. george, we know of your love for the cubs. where did it all begin? >> i grew up midway between chicago and st. louis and age -- and at an age to tender to make major life decisions i had to choose between the cardinals and the cubs. all of my friends became cardinals fans and grew up cheerful and liberal. [laughter] i became a gloomy conservative. i played baseball all briefly and badly for a little league team that had commercial sponsors. all little league teams did, then. my team was the middendorf funeral home panthers. [laughter] our color was black. baseball at that time, i think i acquired it from, as christine mentions, radio. baseball was literally in the air in central illinois. you had two te

williams. karl, let's start with you. ted cruz and others saying it's all president obama's fault. what about that? >> a large measure of it stems from the 2012 order, for the better part of a decade each and every year. 2012 when he puts this order out, that number jumps to 10,000. fy13 it's 20,000. fy 14 through june of this year it was 39. in the last four years almost another 12,000. >> a question about that law. that law said that minors who came here before 2007 would have a path to citizenship basically. >> yes. >> so it doesn't apply to these kids. >> but chairman mccaul said this is being exploited by the drug car tells, but if you get to thens, you will be able stay here. >> as a matter of fact, bob, the way the law is, for kids from central america you can kind of get a per miso, can't you? >> i think we have to use the language of soccer, and that is i think the administration and the republicans are on the road to getting a yellow card on this issue and run the danger of getting a red card. this is really a dual crisis, humanitarian crisis, but it's a governing crisis.

williams. well, karl, we will start with you. you have ted cruz say this is all president obama's fault. what about that? >> a large measure of it stems from the 2012 order through, say, 2009 and 2010, 4,000 unaccompanied minors came to the united states for a decade each and every year. 2012 when he puts the order out, that number jumped to 10,000 and fiscal year 2013 it is 20,000 and 2014 through june it was 39 and the last four week it has been another 12,000. >> the law is the law that says minor whose came here before 2007 would have a path to citizenship. >> yes. >> it doesn't apply to these kids. >> that is right. the but the chairman made the point this is exploited as a source of income by the cartels and a generalized sense particularly in guatemala and else salary and honduras if you can get to the united states you will get permission to stay here. >> but, bob, the way the law is for kids from central america you can get it, can't you, to stay for a while? >> you get a hearing. we have to use the language which is the administration and the republicans are on the roads issue

william i don't have them but i want to. settle how at the bed now that i'm a fan. furnace this had that then. when i wouldn't go to ted kennedy or. hello is this how that the deal where they thought i thought of the doctors tell me they've been dealing with the biting shortage of medical supplies in gaza for the last three weeks as a result of the ongoing c h but even civilians that survive the violence suffer the mental effects of living in a war so our bed lives in a neighborhood of shaikh redwine that was targeted last night the assault on the night was a little bit is that none that i'll be. done is not open to the. gun in the. london needs if you. thought. it's been a traumatizing couple of days for the civilians of han eunice in the south of the gaza strip to during its operation israel says that it's going off to hamas militants those that alleges are hamas militants however it's willing to go as far as targeting their homes and in this case israel killed six children and two adults when it struck this family home the family didn't have time to heed the warning drone missile which arrived four minutes before th

ted cruz is sounding off about the outcome. >>> and in today's tdr 50 focus, is the yellow brick road paved with politics? why some scholars think william jennings bryant and the populous politics of the 1890s inspired one of our most famous fairy tales. >>> good morning from washington. it's tuesday, july 8th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." a look ahead at syria today and whether that country's faith could make or break an entire region. >>> the president will formally request more than $2 billion to deal with the crisis on the border. this is one day after homeland security secretary jay johnson repeatedly dodged questions about whether most child migranteds would be deported. white house cleaned that up on monday and simply said that it does expect that most of these kids will be sent back to their home countries. >> based on what we know about these cases, it is unlikely that most of these kids will qualify for humanitarian relief. what that means is that they will not have the legal basis for remaining in this country and will be returned. >> this, of course, sparked a bunch of headlines that says, hey, the white house says a m

ted cruz is sounding off about the outcome. >>> and in today's tdr 50 focus, is the yellow brick road paved with politics? why some scholars think williamles. >>> good morning from washington. it's tuesday, july 8th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." a look ahead at syria today and whether that country's faith could make or break