Iowa. we re told that they have now served over 232 million free meals for kids all around the world. remarkable legacy, shep. shepard: 232 million. that s incredible. we hear so much from jeb and george w. bush. another bush son weighed in today on his father s legacy. that s right. it s neil bush. he is the son of the president who actually runs the foundation, keeps it going these days. it s got to be difficult to have one brother who is a former president. another a very powerful former governor who might run for president some day neil bush got a bit emotional as he talked about his father s legacy. it would not be in treaties signed or wars won. it would be a return to the moral compass that must guide america through the next century. i m talking about a respect for the goodness that makes this country great. you hear the emotion there. former president bush know for choking up at a lot of
But, first a fox weather alert. today s intense heat wave across much of the nation, temperatures well above average. the app. that i m using here meteorologist janice dean says that it is 95 degrees now with a feel like of 102 at 17 minutes past 7:00 in the evening in new york city. it s brutal. that is steamy. this temperature right now is in central park. it says 91. of course shepard is in queens, new york where the temperature might be slightly different. 94 in philadelphia. 90 in harrisburg, 92 in d.c. you factor in what it feels like with the humidity and it s oppressive. not only today but through the week and into the weekend. millions of people affected by this dangerous heat in over almost a dozen cities here with heat advisories in effect again lasting through the workweek. for tomorrow s all star game. 7:30 p.m., shep is going to be there. winds will be light. temperatures slightly cooler. relatively speaking. more from city field and our own all star shepard
Merry christmas. catherine herridge live in our d.c. newsroom. he apparently doesn t realize it s july. what are we learning about the document snowden claims to have? shep, we believe snowden has at least three types of documents. those that show the breath of the surveillance programs. like the nsa s collections of america s phone records. the second showing how the nsa physically collects the data. and the 30 is raw intelligence reporting. snowden are the supporters describing the documents as a kind of insurance policy for the former contractor if anything happens to him. he is, of course, tense and focused on securing his short-term well-being to the best extent that he can but is he very resigned to the fact that things might go terribly wrong again and he absolutely is at peace with that. the russian president telling reporters today in finland that the u.s. is intimidating other countries and snowden last seen at the news conference at the moscow airport friday can t get to latin america even if he wants
asiana has not decided whether or not they will sue the ntsb. shep? shepard: all right. trace gallagher in los angeles. it could be several days before we learn what killed the young star of the fox television series glee corrie monteith. his body showed up inside a vancouver hotel room on saturday. an autopsy is being performed today. they have ruled out foul play and video and electronic records indicate he returned to his room by himself that morning. keep in mind, a spokesman says the 31-year-old actor checked himself into a rehab facility in april for some kind of substance abuse. but a police sergeant said there are no signs that any illicit drug use triggered his death. there is word that the fugitive surveillance leaker ed snowden has thousands of blueprints that detail how the national security agency secretly does its work. but those documents may stay under wraps at least for now. we will show you why.
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Today, right? yeah, shep. some reports say the intern was actually fired. the ndsb will only confirm that appropriate action was taken. we still do not know where ktvu got the phony names in the first place. the station says once they got the names they made a series of mistakes like not sounding the names out and not asking who it was that they were speaking to at the ntsb. ktvu s apology reads in part we proud ourselves on getting it ride and having the highest of standards and integrity. clearly on friday that didn t happen. so again everyone here at ktvu we offer our sin sirrest apology. there is no word tonight if there are any jobs on the line at fox san francisco ktvu shep they have been a lot of apologies, trace and i guess they have proved not to be enough. he they are just not going over very well. even though ktvu says they
Small cap index hitting 7th consecutive record growth. big cap, small cap, bank, you name it, they are all going up. shep? shepard: haters keep saying look if don t get in it s going to crash. it hasn t yet. what s the thinking. watch the economy. it s that weak economy. you talked about the retail sales being in weaker than expected. that is good for the market. traders like to think that ben bernanke is going to keep printing that easy money. keeping this rally going for some time to come. shep? shepard: all right. gerri willis, live with us. thank you. we could soon hear from an irs agent at the cincinnati office. that s where officials say staffers targeted some groups applying for tax exempt status. fox news has learned a house committee has invited elizabeth houghacre to testify on thursday. she accused the irs official lois lerner of launching a nuclear strike on the cincinnati office by
To. to stay in russia means the leaks must stop. as soon as he has an opportunity to move elsewhere, he will certainly do so. he knows the terms of granting political asylum. judging from latest statement. is he changing his position. but the situation is not completely clear yet. the russian president insisting today that snowden was not encouraged or invited to moscow, shep. there is talk now, catherine, of cutting off some the nsa s cash is that real or just bluster? well, it certainly is an interesting development. and there would have to be a lot of sort of technical arrangements for that to happen on the hill. but one republican congressman is calling on his colleagues to make their move this week because the defense department s budget, which includes the nsa s money is up for approval guilty tweeting, we can defund ns a s unconstitutional spying on americans if house leaders allow amendments. also on the senate side, a leading critic of the nsa surveillance programs, who called out the nation s intelligence chief james
i put the pushed right in and i felt something. at that point everybody was really frantically by hand trying to dig him out. once i had ahold of his head, just supporting his head and i was talking to him, you know, like i would talk to my own son. by then i got ahold of the shoulders and was able to pull him out. i kind of felt for a pulse, i think your mind wants you to, your heart wants to you feel that and your heart wants to you hear that breath, so even when do you see that stuff or hear that stuff you kind of don t know if it s true or if it s just what you want to believe. doctor spent the last three days trying to clear nathan s lungs of sand. tests show no serious neurological damage though he may have ongoing respiratory problems in the future. shep? shepard: wow, greg, thank you. i m shepard smith. and this is the fox report. it s the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. live from city field in
Clapper for misleading the public telling the new york times that the white house may be willing to change course on the sweeping collection of phone records. ron widen who has been a major critic of the program says it nasa not provided a fundamental tip on any major plot, shep. shepard: one of congresswoman s michele bachmann s top aides now charged with stealing things from a house office building. fox news has learned that at that point toll police arrested that aide last week. no word on what is he accused of stealing. sources say it was worth less than a thousand dollars. he could spend six months behind bars. there is no comment thus far from congresswoman bachmann. another great day for your 401(k). wall street shattered records again this monday. we ll find out what the experts are saying what s behind this hot streak and how long it might last. plus former president george h.w. bush says it was like going home. bush 41 back at the white house today celebrating a cause close to his heart.