Page 46 - Steve Wolf News Today

Of the rules but not one state applied. is that an i.e.d. in your pocket? the t.s.a. wouldnt know. agents at newark airport completely outmatched by an undercover fed who stuck an i.e.d. in his pants and slipped past two security check points. even worse, the t.s.a. excuse now, a member of the t.s.a. blog team says its just too darned hard for agents to find bombs. >>steve: that says it all. >>alisyn: theyre busy frisking grandmothers. >>steve: every one of them. >>brian: why cant you straighten...

>>steve: coming up on this thursday telecast, who is keeping an eye on your finances? the countrys top spy agencies and the president just proved it. is it legal? were going to talk about it. >>brian: they are the hottest act well ever, ever see. ali and ainsley. so inappropriately dressed. >> you dont like pink? >>brian: not to get bad guys. >>alisyn: here i fall off the building. >>brian: i cannot wait >>brian: i cannot wait for this. [ bells jingle ] [ cash register dings ] [ male announcer ]...

Mind readers and $7,000 for sushi, they had to find some scapegoats. so they did that and they canned him. so he is back on the job and getting his money back. whats interesting, we showed you the picture of the guy in the hot tub. >> alisyn: he came to personify all of the lavish spending. >> steve: you know what? the gsa recommended firing him, but he was not fired. instead, he was allowed to retire with his government benefits. >> alisyn: he needed two strawberry daiquiris. >> brian: thats wh...

>> steve: then, who could forget this guys lavish hot tub party on our dime? hes out at the tsa. but one of his buddies just got his job back and back pay. "fox & friends" hour two for a thursday starts now. >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. huge news yesterday. i was glued to my set while we were waiting. once we knew the white smoke had come out while we were waiting to find out which cardinal had been chosen. >> steve: if you were watching our segment, within a...

Them. the model says she is in a lot of pain but will be okay. well follow that story. >>alisyn: imagine having your spring break canceled by the sequester. for people who planned to tour the white house in the coming weeks, thats still the case despite the president telling abc news that he is now open to accommodating some school groups. >>steve: we have a high school student from wichita, kansas, who is looking forward to touring the white house on tuesday. good morning to you. >> good mornin...

Ambassador stevens. her name, deborah jones. she served in american embassies in kuwait, united emirates. this kitty academy teacher is behind bars accused of lacing her students sipe cups with an over-the-counter sleep aid. police say someone saw her put soninex in the cups and later found evidence in her home. all the children in her class were one and two years old. the school claims no children actually drank the drugged drinks and she has since been fired. youll be happy to know. those ar...

Poland, and he changed europe. today the future of the church rests in so many ways on what happens in la particular america, the western hemisphere. and now the church has a new leader from latin america who is going to energize the whole hemisphere and renew the church there. so this is really a very exciting time for catholics. >>steve: it certainly is, and its skpaoeugt that he -- exciting he is from the order of jesuits. he sound like a man of the people. ive been reading this morning about...

Tours. instead of putting people out of work for a day, a week, he said cancel the tours. obviously there are other things in the white house budget that could be cut. lots of people have raised their hand like you are, steve, like say the presidents travel. >>steve: heres jonathan carl asking about presidential travel. yesterday. >> the secret service told us the tours cost $74,000 a week. how much is it going to cost for the president to travel later this week to illinois? >> the president is ...

>> alisyn: am i inadvicible right now? i hope to. >> steve: she was the most popular girl in school until she got caught. a sixth grader in michigan brought $20,000 in cash to class and then handed it out! >> word got around and kids actually started coming to her asking for the money. she then started giving it away, as much as $500 to one student. a couple hundred dollars to other students. it was very, very unusual. something that we dont usually deal with. our students dont come to school wi...

Its hard to do a piece now on guns and ignore the gun-control debate. but these guys were the most conscientious safety experts at the stunt ranch. we were in good hands. >> it was all in good fun. we wanted to show you guys at home how movies are made. if you are in that situation, be safe. follow the news. >>brian: you know what i learned from that? you dont need the news business. should something happen, you would go right to your tv series. its waiting for you. >>alisyn: weve got to perfect...