steve: it s a beautiful day in new york city, temperatures are warming up. it is time for classic fox and friends fun on fox square this morning. clowns for kids.com, has brought meltdown knock-down competition. see who can remain standing. are you guys ready? everybody assume your positions. janice: did you sign waivers? steve: get to your places so everybody can start. one minute on the clock. the whole idea, this has poles that knock people down. your favorite hosts will have to jump over it or duck down. one minute on the clock. ready, sets, go. scombl this is a terrible idea. watch your head. steve: you can duck like that, or jump. look at jimmy failla. steve: everybody is down.
came to the show for take your child to workday today and everybody wants kids! come over here. everybody over here. jared is going toic can the ball. run, run, run. kids, run, run. jared. brian: thank you clowns for kids.com. take it now. steve: kick the ball. bill: president biden in his first press conference in more than a month relying on cheat sheets and pre-written questions. how does that work out? probably pretty well if you are the guy getting the questions. thursday, good morning, bill hemmer. about two hours starts now. dana: this is america s newsroom and i m dana perino. not the headline the white house wanted out of their visit yesterday, a successful meeting with the president of south
ainsley: they are darling. steve: adorable and when remember when they were left. ainsley: richard and connor. steve: and jared. clowns for kids.com. ainsley: so exciting, we went to each other s baby showers. brian: grab a football, throw it into an inflatable house. steve: they are mainly here for the pizza, we have historically provided pizza and often when the movie house was affiliated with this ump can, they show the kids whatever kid-theme movie breek i think gutfeld will let all the kids produce his show tonight. ainsley: it would be even funnier. busted, president biden caught
child to workday today and everybody wants kids! come over here. everybody over here. jared is going toic can the ball. run, run, run. kids, run, run. jared. brian: thank you clowns for kids.com. take it now. steve: kick the ball. bill: president biden in his first press conference in more than a month relying on cheat sheets and pre-written questions. how does that work out? probably pretty well if you are the guy getting the questions. thursday, good morning, bill hemmer. about two hours starts now. dana: this is america s newsroom and i m dana perino. not the headline the white house wanted out of their visit yesterday, a successful meeting with the president of south korea.
decrease the risk if you are constantly monitoring them. i think parents getting into this have to think first, what am i going to do? there s a program that tells you whether another child has posted something insulting on your child s social network page. are you going to go after that kid? what about if a stranger contacts your child? are you going to call the police? in some states, it s actually a violation of privacy laws and wiretap laws for parents to install this because you get information about third parties who aren t your children, maybe an aunt or a teacher. never even thought about that, lori. let s take a look at some of the spyware that s out there for parents. you know kids.com. facebook and text sends parents alerts for inappropriate language and some tells what your children is tweeting, text photos, tagged in, also translates teen slang. i mean, there are so many parents out there who have no idea what is going on because their kids know more information than the