>> here's the thing that you always wonder of course about your own safety and whether or not a terrorist can get on board your next flight. here's his next quote. what are the chances of you being on a flight when something happens? we always said it's not a question of if terrorists get through it's a question of when. our feeling is that nothing bad has happened because they haven't wanted it to happen,

meaning the terrorists. we are not any big deter rant. it's all for show. that's in the back of our minds we have all feared it's just because al qaeda or whom ever hasn't launched yet another attack. it is not that we have stopped them. that's they haven't wanted to. >> you know they are harassing old ladies and small children. >> there's a lot of og elling female passengers. cover up when you go to the airport. these guys are checking you out constantly. >> i saw that. i witnessed that first hand. absolutely. i was coming through there was -- my wife was coming through and there was some of that. i also noticed another flight that didn't involve my wife there was a group of gaggle of male screeners pointing having a conversation about it. i am going to make sure i take care of her. >> furthermore they also -- this guy also says when you are

padded down in some of the more sensitive area with the back of your hand like this you say you can't feel anything with the useful reason for using the front of the hand. >> that's why i use the front of my hand with you. >> much more effective. >> here's what is troubling to me is that we have known this we have talked about this here on the show we have had the head of former security for the airlines who talks about the screening procedures and how terrible they are we know all of this. when they were putting the massive machines the back scatter machines we know they weren't effective they were still in airports. there were reports saying they do not stop anything. >> we spent over 60 billion on the tsa since 2001. all this does is presumes any one who gets on the airplane might be a criminal. you are treated like a suspected

criminal every time you go to the airport. it is a violation of your privacy at the very least. you are treated like you have done something wrong to no effect. >> we were putting up some of the blunders. it is not just the fake bomb that made it through last week. there are all sorts of other blunders that have happened. it is interesting, any time granny is roughed up from a wheelchair or a child is subjected to a very invasive search, then that screener they say well that person needs more training. obviously they are not trained enough. when in fact that's exactly what they are tasked to do. that is what they are supposed to be doing. when there's out cry okay that person needs more. >> also pc. you are not allowed to profile look any effective police department makes hard determinations about who is likely to commit a crime and who's not. >> there are all of these interest groups putting pressure on them day in and day out to

treat everyone as an equivalent risk. >> speak to go the head of the airlines who said we don't profile them the way you may think we do. maybe they do. >> they say they don't do racial profiling they do behavioral profiling. >> if they are nervous about flying that's the guy you want to have a conversation with not the grandmother you see on a regular basis you see someone flying to see their grandchildren. >> someone who has yemen stamped. >> last time i was in israel they put me in the special room because i didn't have any stamps on the passport. >> you should be. >> i didn't think i should be i am a journalist. it didn't work. >> speaking to the tsa the agency coming under major criticism for a new decision to allow small knives on airplanes. >> peter doocy joins us live. john mccain doesn't like the idea of pocket nyes being on planes. >> the tsa have decided are okay

for air travel beginning april 25th have blades up to 2.36 inches long that are less than half inch wide because the tsa does not think these short blades could help someone brein down an entire airplane. now the air marshall's union says they weren't consulted about letting small knives on planes and many pilots and flight attendants stepped forward to express their concern saying they don't feel safe knowing how many easier it is for passengers to attack them. john mccain says we need a congressional hearing on the whole issue of what is a danger to the entire flight. i think we need to call witnesses since they have made this policy change. the tsa administrator is for now standing by this new policy and has not indicated any kind of a change based on the concern of these advocates for flight groups. >> we are dedicated to

preventing terrorist attacks, reducing the vulnerability of our transportation terrorism improving the experience of 1.7 million passengers who travel by air every day shifting away from a one-size fits all construct we have introduced and expanded a number of risk based security or rbs programs. and those in favor of the policy change want to make sure everybody knows fox bu-- box cutters and razor blades still banned. >> and knitting needles still allowed. >> what about the cuticle pushers. >> no. >> this morning we are hearing the confusion at jfk slicing through the details of another plan. >> got jerked around pretty good. i don't know what happened if somebody hit us or what. >> an air air india plane no one

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class. weigh in for research fellow the employment policy institute. thank you for joining us. is the idea when the government forces employers to provide benefits they can't afford some of them provide no benefits at all and hire full-time. is that what's going on? >> if you look at some of the industries that are making these changes right now the service industry, retail industry, employment in the industry is up but the hours being worked in the industry are down. the reason is, if you look at things like affordable care act for instance, some of these cities are trying to avoid a 2,000 dollar per employee charge they are only earning $2,600 in profit for each employee. i think the transitions that are happening right now are in direct response to a lot of the legislation some of the new mandates that have come on. >> wasn't this inevitable? wouldn't we have foreseen this maybe three years ago when obama care was being debated. >> you would have thought so.

i think when we are having these debates whether it's about obama care or let's say right now minimum wage increase we tend to talk about the legislation. after the fact we wake up to consequences i think in this case we are looking at a really shortening deadline when employers sort of have to make these decisions about what their staffing and situation is going to look like. that's why you are seeing especially in the job numbers now a lot of the immediate transition to another part-time staff where your staff again may be growing but you are not working as many hours. >> for some part-time employment is a blessing people in school, mothers in some cases, but when workers want full-time employment and can't get it then that of course is a problem. what percentage would you say these part-time workers will ultimately become full-time? >> it's tough too say based on the current numbers. we can look at the number of people who were working part-time for economic reasons

in recent months. we don't know how it's going to shake out. i will say i think you are right part-time employment not just for the groups you mentioned but employees it's a first wrung in the career ladder nobody became a ceo overnight. the concern is some of these full-time opportunities or chances to learn additional income are being eliminated and so that we are seeing a situation even if they want to earn the extra income they don't have ap opportunity. >> there is a huge number of people working full-time. is there any precedence to this? >> we don't have a precedence. we talk a lot about obama care. but if you look at things like for instance some of the western states san francisco for instance it's 10.65 cents an hour to employ somebody who is

16 or 17 there. if you are a retail error restaurant it will make more sense not having a lot of people hanging around doing things. you bring people in during an hour or two during peak times. people used to have more opportunities to earn income. >> so it turns out regulations do have consequences. would you spread the word around washington do you mind? >> i will. i think some people may have been doing it for years but i will keep it up. >> thank you for joining us. >> you bet. >> shocking mistakes in the operating room not just small mistakes but surgeons leaving behind something inside patients. it happens thousands of times a year. we will tell you how it happens and whether it's dangerous. we are talking to a surgeon coming up. >> al gore calls the nra a complete fraud quote. al-jazeera they celebrated 9-11. that's honest news?

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them. >> costly medical mistakes. doctors leaving sponges and other supplies inpatients in the operating table. it is happening and it's happening thousands of times a year. what can you do to make sure they don't leave them inside of you. thank us. >> good morning. >> hard to belief this is actually happening. >> i think patients are always shocked when instruments can potentially get left behind. it is a very scary thought. we sdo so many operations 32 million operations a year. this happens about 1 in 5,000 cases. >> i would have thought it was one in a million. when i saw these numbers 1 in 5,000 are shocking. here are some of the items left signed of people. sponges is the number one offender here. 67 percent there ends up being

spong sponges 9 percent sucher needles what are the other? >> lap stopic equipment we use, sometimes little instruments can be found tiny little screws. at the end of the day many of the instruments we use have a number of components. those come into the other category. >> do you check for your watch to make sure you have it after every operation. how do you not do this? >> in all seriousness for every operation we have what is called a surgical count which is a visual and verbal counting of surgical instruments and surgical swabs. it's a mandated count which is usually done by a minimum of two scrub nurses. before during and after the case. >> here is one of the troubling things is medicare of course denies payment for these errors.

if you go home with a sponge inside of aund then you start having all sorts of pain this reversible procedure can cost 60,000 dollars. there are tracking devices which are on certain sponges but a lot of hospitals don't have them. they are such a minimal cost to put tracking devices on these sponges. >> the 60,000 dollars is referring to the hospitalization. that's the average cost it will cost a hospital to keep somebody in who has to remain a surgical instrument. the medical malpractice is higher. in terms of these electronic tracking devices they are an excellent idea. the actual software costs 300,000 a year and it adds $10 per case. the problem is many hospitals don't have a budget for this. i think we should be using these much more frequently. but after when it happens so

infrequently we don't really know the true true influence it's probably actually 1 in 7,000 cases. nobody looked at whether she's can replace the surgical count or whether we should be using them in addition to this account. >> i am all for not leaving sponges. have you ever done this? >> almost every surgeon i know has left something inside a patient but that's usually taken out before the patient is scrubbed up. a nurse says we are missing something. your count is off. >> any surgeon who has operated. >> doctor, thank you very much. >> talk about the buzz kill. watch this buzzer beater. >> he makes the shot but his

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and smoke. i called them. this whole road we live on real close together. we know each other. it's a tragedy. >> no word on what caused the fire. they don't not expect foul play. >> al gore bashing the national rifle association and bashing al-jazeera. he thinks the nra is a complete fraud because they are funded by gun manufacturers. when asked about the sale of current tv to al-jazeera they were quote honest to goodness use. they are based in the middle eastern country of qutar which gets monfunding from the government. >> she is forced to remove her fatigues on a flight. british navy officer claims the virgin atlantic told her to take off her military uniform because it was quote offense i have to others.

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>> thank you, thank you stewart smally. i appreciate that. can you tell us what's going on? yes. take it away. >> 115 cardinals prepare to go choose a pope are celebrating mass with their honorary perishes. started a conclave two-days away from now preparations are wrapping up and lauren green is live from rome. >> the cardinals are having mass this morning at their particular churches they have one of the magnificent churches in rome. cardinal dole land as he went into the parish to say mass he said to the media i am happy to be here at this perish. i am eager to get a new pope and get back home. i am running out of socks. that is typical cardinal dolan. when the cardinals move in they are seek questered living

quarters at the vatican. fanl touches were made to the sis steen chapel. the smoke stacks that will bill low the black or white smoke. black the vote is inconclusive white means there is a pope. also the final touches on the chapel's interior where cardinals will sit under michael angelo's painting the last judgment. they will have the meetings they have been able to talk about the needs of the church what kind of leader it needs. get to know each other. it might be considered a bit of an audition. >> cardinals are genuinely expressing concern. some cardinals may be grand standing. this isn't for us to say. the media lock down that has happened before the conclave some say it's to prevent leaks. >> speaking of the media there

is lots of speculation on what the frontrunner would be who is in front or whatever but there is no clear frontrunner but there's talk about how americans have the long shot they would have been in year's past. one web site has cardinal shawn o'malley coming out on top with 37 percent of the vote. the only vote that really counts the only one that ever counts is a vote in the conclave. that begins in earnest on tuesday. >> thanks a lot, lauren. >> osama bin laden's son-in-law finally captured. he's not in gitmo he goes on trial steps away from ground zero here in new york. did he get the same rights as any other american citizen a man who lost his relative on 9-11 is outraged. he joins us next. red wine can cure cancer but you need about 100 glasses a day. the pill is about to solve the problem. coming up. ...so you say men are superior drivers?

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>> quick headlines for you a plane crashed into a washington home killing the pilot and leaving a teen passenger in critical condition. the plane was sputtering the propeller stopped. two teens inside the home were not hurt. scientists are calling them red wine pills. researchers at harvard said it's like drinking 100 glasses a day. it contains the natural compound that fights cancer, alzheimer's and type ii diabetes. no word yet on the hangover it produces. >> he was found not guilty in a courtroom friday one mile from

ground zero leaving some concerned about security. here is new york city mayor mike bloomberg. >> we went through this before where the federal government decided guantanamo. it's the federal government's choice if they ask help from new york city, particularly the pd we will give them whatever they need. >> security issue? >> no. if you are in a federal court here in new york you go from the holding pen to the courtroom under ground. >> his trial one of the first prosecutions of 9-11 on u.s. soil. a family member joins us with his thoughts. >> when you heard ghaith was to be tried in the united states a few blocks from where the world

trade center went down what are your thoughts? >> i was very happy we caught him. i was appalled he would be tried in a u.s. civilian court. >> it was an issue when ksm was first going to be brought here for trial. why is it an issue now? i heard another quote that bloomberg said he said he didn't want to discuss it because it might make the president's job that much more difficult. it's not about mike bloomberg it's about the people the security of the american people and the people of new york city. those people went that their jobs on 9-11. they didn't have the security they were killed. i want to hear the politicians aren't here to protect each other they are here to protect us. >> the controversy stands whether or not he should be tried in a military tribunal or here in civilian court. could we get more information out of him were he to be in an

american tribunal? >> i think any time we face someone in civilian court they are subject to our laws. they have already been mer ran died. he has four lawyers we understand. how much information are we getting from him and how much information will we get from him in the future? he can put americans on the stand and have our people testify and maybe force him to december close our secrets we don't want to disclose. it's a very dangerous precedent. now we see ksm tried at gitmo. mccarthy said the other day he might be able to use that to get his trial back on civilian courts as a precedent. >> you feel strongly about this. this is personal to you. can you tell us about 69-11 and what happened with your family? >> i commuted through the trade center with my brother as we do every day. i worked at 60 wall street and heard the -- felt the explosion and turned and saw the side of

the building first building blow. i called my cousin who works for canter, fitzgerald his name is steve. couldn't get him. called his cell phone left him a message. i finally got my brother on the phone he was working there and finally when the second plane hit i was on the phone with him we met on the street and we ended up at my cousin's how is that night with his family. horrible. >> that's your cousin? >> yes. >> handsome, young. >> he was a good guy. >> you mentioned thanks to the folks who managed to catch this guy. when you saw this guy on this videotape shortly after 9-11 you saw osama bin laden coming out abu ghaith was sitting next to him you see this guy is going to be near ground zero. >> think about it. it brings him back to the site of his greatest accomplishment. this is not the worst thing you can do this justifyiies everythg he did. you seer rick holder who killed

my father who i was a kid. >> your father was killed fwier wrists in 1975 obviously not al qaeda but another horrible situation. can you briefly tell us what happened? >> he was killed at a tavern in 75 when i was 9 years old. my cousin steve was his god son. we went through this already. in 99 that puts him and eric holder released the terrorist that claimed my father's murder and now united eric hoyou have holder talking about how we are going to bring these terrorists to justice and we will never stop. my feeling is with politics anything can happen with these guys. he is not being charged with murder. he's being charged with conspiracy. now they changed the story saying these guys weren't charged with murder they shouldn't be in prison theest are of their lives. i want the american people to be first and foremost on our

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>> sex education taught to kindergartners. should 5-year-olds be learning comb things such as reproduction. >> with us now is counselor. what are kindergartners being taught. >> from what i understand they are going to begin sex ed in kindergarten instead of 59 grade it will be a slow transition inis heed of teaching basic reproduction at 5th grade. starting in kindergartner they are going to talk about good touch bad touch. >> basics about anatomy pro production and personal safety. i understand good touch bad touch. something could be going on in the home that they need to know isn't okay. >> i am a bigger believer of like let me teach my kids good touch bad touch on my own. i have a kindergartner myself. >> unless the parent is doing

something. >> working in school for so many years i think the schools are assuming too much responsibility for things almost in a parental role in a way. one of the concerns i would have is this is going to open up potential -- i am not an attorney but there's a lot of suspicious activity in schools. it is going to back fire a kid will have something outside of the school now the school is going to be held liable for not teaching it correctly. >> it strips away parental rights shouldn't i get to sdecie when i get to teach my children about sex. >> if you are a parent you can opt out of having your kid in chicago getting sex ed in kindergarten. kids are going to start talking sexual talk at a younger age. if you are a parent like myself i would opt out of that is it fair to my kid to be exposed to

all of this sexual jargon. >> a lot of parents want to out source the birds and the bees talk. chicago public school system this is their announcement. it is important we provide students of all ages with accurate and appropriate information so they can make healthy choices in regards to their social interactions, behaviors and relationships helping them to fill the foundation of knowledge who can guide them not only in preadolescent and adolescent years but in their lives. >> why don't they just speak inge lsh in school? >> what about english skills and writing schools? >> i didn't understand a sij word of that. >> i know. radical suggestions. doctor, thank you. >> coming up a bench clearing brawl at the world baseball classics. what sparked this fight?

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right now. ♪ >> hope you add justed your clock. it is not the beginning of the show. you missed an hour. we will be off our system for the next week they say. >> my biological clock is ticking. >> the only people awake right now are nursing moms. there are also newering dads out the -- nursing dads out there. >> dads get up. maybe i am not one of them. my wife remind me i am not one that gets up and gets the bottle. she nudges me. i wish i could do it but bile logically i can't. >> let's talk about what is in

the new york post today. >> america's newspaper has a greatest expo say. the transportation security add membershipstration twrint by a tsa agent who recently left. let me sum it up in the first line. i am quoting. a lot of what we do is make belief he says. >> it comes on the heels of what -- they do this on a regular basis. they have the federal agents they go through try to sneak certain items through the security screening to see if airports are up to snuff. last time we learned tsa under cover agent managed to sneak through an improvised explosive device in their pants. according to this agent it is no surprise. it happens all of the time. >> when they are say being the agency confirms all of your worst fears about the tsa. for instance did you know that you kneed a high school diploma or ged to be a security skreern.

chief and homeland security ry janet napolitano our first class line of defense on the war on terror. they could never get a job in the private sector. i wouldn't trust that to walk my dog. he is saying they are not bringing their a game. >> they think it's a joke. >> a small amount of delusional dell lats who think they are keeping america safe by taking your snow globe. most say think know their job is a complete joke. it is a stepping stone to employment in another agency. >> this airport after 9-11 was one of the big problems. according to him it is one of the most unsafest airline of all. when we pat down children and wives they are not a threat we pat them down because we know there are cameras above us they

think if they don't pat arms if they see we haven't patted down child they get through security we have to shut down the entire airport and have to rescreen everybody because of the security violation. >> they call that a security breech when it is just they weren't doing the full extent of their job. they say if you are a woman and you have gone through tsa screening and you have been pulled over to the side for extra screening you know when they do if they run the back of their hand over some of your more sensitive areas he admits the back of their hand can't feel anything. they don't feel for anything including the bomb that was missed. it's useless. it is to make the public feel like we are pulling you over for additional screening it's a farce. >> he says this quote there is a lot of ogeling of female passengers by male screeners. cover up next time you go to the

airport. they are checking you out constantly. it pavents of picture of low iq people who are checking out the ladies. >> i have witnessed this first time in security lines where there are attractive women, not that i have noticed smief. but there will be a gaggle of tsa agents trying to po sthimgs selves nearby them and budding arms with the other guys around. it's happened with my wife i have noticed. there are a long history of issues here with the tsa. the biggest issue is this stuff doesn't work. the security system has been broken for years and we continue to throw money at it when we know the big x-ray machines they are trying to remove them took them two years after the report came out that they didn't work. >> they say el al has never had

a terrorist attack. you have to do it. >> it is possible that terrorists have decided there are other more vulnerable parts of american society to hit. the rest of us are treated like criminals. every time we go to the airport people who are dogs it are taking it seriously. >> i was out of the country in a foreign country. i was going back through security. guys looked at me and laughed. we do do that here. we don't do any of that here. >> there is a policy where our airlines are allowing you to take pocket knives on board. as of now you may be able to take your pocket knife. we have a flight attendant coming up who is opposed the policy of being able to bring knives.

>> the new york post makes a point that you are already allowed to bring scissors and knitting kneeleds. >> you bring a knitting needle on a plane to worry about your cork screw it's a tough one. >> tell us what you think about the policies. what else is happening at this hour. this morning we are hearing the conclusion at the moment that two planes collided at jfk airport yesterday. >> got turked around really good. i don't know what happened if somebody just hit us or what? >> it just landed when the wing went into a jetblue plane sitting at the gate. the planes were taken out of service to be inspected. xho another federal employee claiming the obama administration wants the public to feel the plain of se-- pain sequest sequester. they forced cuts on programs that would have an effect on visitors like the tours.

the national pshg service says parks must be specific and include the number of visitors affected and indication of the effects on communities and businesses. both deny the cuts were intentionally made visible to the public. well players in the world of baseball classic are supposed to make their country proud. pretty sure this is not what people had in mind. wow. after the warning arnold leon just drilled casone knee. and it's no and it's on. benches have cleared. >> tell me what's happening here? >> the batter believes he was hit tingsnally by the pitcher. he got out there and tried to man down the pitcher. the teammates joined in. frankly you have a lot of highly entertaining behavior going on. >> i bet there's not one person in that crowd who is not thrill to do see this. >> they alike watch ago fight d hockey.

looks more like a wrestling match during baseball. >> bunting for a single with a six-run lead. that is like rubbing dirt. >> it is it. >> 6 run lead. >> that's basically like saying we are going to run up the score on you right now. >> to think there's a north america only brawl going on we are not involved in. >> canada and mexico? how does that happen? >> it's really unbelievable. >> we are just a bystander. >> good for you, canada. >> never happened before. >> didn't know they could fight that way. now extreme weather a powerful winter storm moving to the west today. colorado getting pounded overnight with blizzard conditions. hundreds of flights some highways were shut down entirely. there were areas that got up to 14 inches of snow. maria molina is tracking that storm. we go to her for the latest. >> good morning. that's right. the storm still on the move. we have frigid warni blizzard

warnings in effect. we are looking at significant snowfall accumulation and strong winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour. that's really what produces the dangerous conditions on the roadways and canceled flights we have to deal with every now and then. we have areas of rain across sections of the great lakes chicago dealing with the rainfall and all of the way down in through areas across texas. in the dallas area we have widespread storm system on the backside of it where it is closing up that's where we are picking up the snow. blizzard warnings in kansas and nebraska. we have one warning in effect through iowa, wisconsin. this is the zone as we head through later on today and tonight and monday morning you will be dealing with anywhere between 4-9 inches of snow. very strong winds. white out conditions will be possible as well. it will be a very tough monday morning commute for you out here as we head out to work. rain to the east of us chicago

you are not expecting to get any snowfall out of this storm system. maybe a couple of snow showers by the time it gets over with as we head to tomorrow. very mild out here. as we continue tracking eastbound the east coast today dealing with very mild temperatures. it's going to be a beautiful day. chilly during the morning hours in the northeast. d by the afternoon upper 40s in new york city a lot of sunshine more warmth by monday. 50 degrees for a high temperature in new york city. dc the same goes for you in the $60.00 sunday into monday and across the city of boston. tomorrow will be a much milder day high temperature on monday at 61 degrees. eventually that system impacts portions of the east coast with areas of rain by tuesday. otherwise further quewest high temperatures today in minneapolis. 34 degrees for the high temperature. much cooler today in dallas. yesterday we were looking at high temperatures widespread in the 70s. today high temperature at 67 degrees. tuck tuckerally? >> nice to see the mild temperatures don't go away.

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mandatory? that's what the next guest is proposing. family protection ordinance. they are he's a nelson georgia councilman. thank you for joining us. tell us how this works. this would require every person in your town to own a gun. why? >> well, it was an idea from the second amendment. we thought that nelson people would approve it. >> do you think this would cut down on crime? is that the purpose of it? >> yes, sir, it is the purpose of it. >> the family protection ordinance basically is two sentences. the first sentence says all head of household will maintain a firearm for the new jersemergen protection of their family or home. if you are a convicted felon you will not have a firearm.

if you are mentally or physically unable you will not have a firearm. if you cannot afford a gun you will not be required to have a gun or if you don't believe in owning a gun you don't have to have one. it is simply a deter rant. >> so the law basically says you have to own a gun unless you don't want to? yes. it's like putting a security sign up in your front yard. people put their security signs up in their front yard. some do and have security systems some do as a deterrent and do not have a security system. that's basically what i liken it to. >> the idea if criminals were driving through georgia they would not stop in your town they would keep driving? >> yes, that is we hope the

outcome. >> there has been a fair amount of research on the connection of gun ownership and crime. i think the consensus is the more guns that are owned the lower the crime rate typically. virgin utah did, green leaf idaho 2006, spring city hue taw and there's a town of byron maine who are considering the same ordinance. has there been opposition to this? >> very, very little. in our city right now we have only been contacted by two people. >> by two people. the majority are in favor of it. the majority of our people in our town have firearms. our police chief is also offering free gun safety classes if this passes next month he is going to offer free firearmty f

take it. also a free firearm inspection to inspect the firearms to make sure they are in proper working order. we are trying to move forward and make sure we try to take care of everything that needs to be taken care of so people will know how to properly use a firearm. >> interesting part of this is all of the hoop law on national and international media because it's going so smoothly in nelson it is incredible. we had no idea it was going to have such an impact. we are of the finance it is a good thing to do because the local government affirms our right under the second amendment. >> sounds that way. sounds like a friendly town, too. thank you for joining us. >> still to come, is your personality making you fat?

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>> is your personality making you fat? there is a link between certain traits and emotions.

>> which emotions are going to pack on the pounds the most? hi dr. ab -- ablo. >> good morning. how are you guys? >> they did a study they say certain personality traits make you higher. doesn't anxiety depression your appetite or height ten it? >> this is a 50 year study. 5 decades to find out what many psychiatrists already knew which is people seek out liquid molecules fat molecules because of many mood and anxiety traits that need evening out. lipids are mood stabilizers. yes, anxious people may be trying to have a moenlt of calm and using lipids to try to stabilize that feeling of anxiety. >> and eating carbohydrates.

allison does that? >> exactly. >> how are aggressive people more likely to over eat? >> probably the people who are more gracive and compulsive they are more likely to grab food. all of the different categories that were lie highlighted by the national institute are ones that are experiencing discomfort. they are feeling as though they are not at even keel. fish oil for instance is known to be a mood stabilizer to reduce anxiety, potentially increase moods, why? again these lipid molecules. people may be reaching for fridays and ring dings if they still make them in order to artificially boost their lip ki pidz and try to bring them equilibrium. we notice santa claus portly the

grefrn thin as a rail. you won't find it many serial killers who are fat. >> risky behavior was also part of the study as well. >> if you are a risk taker are you fat or thin? >> risk behavior. when they lowered lipids in this massive trial when are where they tried to reduce lipid levels the one thing that went up violent death. when you lower lipid levels people become more impulsive. >> we have a picture of someone who is sin kel. we were wondering if he would be -- can we see what we found in our archives? >> sure. >> that's not the picture i was image aning of someone who was

sin kel. tucker said he was a cynical eater. >> i didn't know there was a connection between cynicism and eating. >> is there? >> the people you think of as britt tell thgritty they grit a on every issue then people when in fact that's your problem you may grab more of this food to try to he's those feelings away. they are uncomfortable. >> i am just cynical about dieting. >> i always tell people be careful when you diet. if you feel like getting depressed so many of the patients ask me what happened right before you got depressed. many of them say i did lose 30

pounds. mood stabilization should be linked to this. >> impulsive that's the number one food personality trait in impulseivity for food. >> we will be talking about this later on in an hour or two on this show. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> great to see you. >> next on the rundown the government is cutting back og con tuition for our troops why are you paying for illegal aliens to get higher education subsidy. >> talk about a rude awakening. oh. some creative ways to get your family up like letting fireworks underneath them. like lighting fireworks off. >> hour of daylight savings. [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego.

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>> get your families in trouble. >> here's my favorite. watch this. watch this. >> i love that they had a kau zoo. >> what's happening here? >> they are knocking his hand back. >> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> what? what? thighs are horrible.

>> oh my gosh. >> that is cruel. >> our producer melissa i think we have to move on. >> no, we don't. no, we don't. >> we have two hours and 26 minutes left. i think i could just watch that. >> that is really cool. >> that is horrible. >> mostly all men doing those? >> of course it was all men. the lamest was the snake. >> there is a show devoted to men i won't say. tell us how you are waking up this morning to daylight-savings time. dramatic rescue following a sailboat accident that left one person dead.

it happened off the coast of southern california. you can see the coast guard helicopter lift the five surviving sailors to safety in a basket. the crew abandoned the boat after the rudder failed. >> nelson mandela is back in the hospital. they under went tests for existing medical tests. there was no cause for alarm. the 94-year-old spent time in the hospital for a lung infection and gallstones. canine buddies in denver looking for a new home together. jack and chico share a special bond. sheik co chico is blind and relies on jack to get around. jack is chico's seeing eye dog. they a theron their owner died last year. they come as a package deal.

it's upsetting for them to be apart. we would rather see them go together. they need somebody to love them. >> both are well behaved and friendly. the shelter says jack and chico will stay there until they find a right home. i will tweet out how you can help jack and chico if you want to adopt them. >> i bet they have already been adopted by the time you finish reading that script. >> we just sprang forward into daylight-savings time. is it worth the extra hours of precious sleep? according to a new rasmussen poll most people say no. only 37 percent of people think daylight-savings time is worth the hassle of one more hour of sun. send it to foxnews.com. i say get rid of daylight-savings time. >> that is just sick. that's like atalking the country. >> i think it's terrible. >> what is so great about it.

>> more sun. >> the idea is it saves energy, it's garbage. >> we will debate this through out the show. send us your tweets on this topic. maria molina is out i'dside i believe or getting a manicure. >> i they have chanel nail polishes inside the 24th hour v8 fusion plus energy ribu right outside of our plaza. we have manicures in here and also massages in the back. also just a nice place to get away from the chilly temperatures in place this morning across new york city. we are looking at temperatures in the upper 30s low 40s across the northeast. by this afternoon, though, take a look at the high temperature in new york city. 48 degrees. so very mild. 76 for you in new orleans. parts of the midwest dealing with chilly temperatures like minneapolis. 34 degrees for the high temperatures today. we have a storm system across the center of the country that will bring areas of snow across

parts of the plains. even into monday and tuesday next week. take a look at new york city. 50 degrees for a high. eventually we have to deal with rain as the planes impact the east coast by tuesday. >> let's head back inside and i will stay out here getting a manicure. >> after an hour of tweets. >> you deserve it. >> our country is the bravest. being hit hard by the sequester. is the military order to do halt the college. >> why are they giving college aid to immigrants. >> new york state assembly men karen lawler is here. thank you for joining us. >> you see the disconnect? >> i do. >> why is it politicians in new york find it more appealing to help illegal immigrants than they do military veterans.

>> that's a good question. when there are cuts it seems military is often the first to get cut especially some of the education benefits not directly related to combat operations pay which has been stagnant the last four years. our priorities are messed up in this state and in this country. >> these are federal sequestration programs for the military and these aren't state college assistance programs put in place for illegal aliens. we talked to michelle mal pin because they were trying to do the same thing in colorado. are they newly exclusive? >> there is a real connection because the fed put 200 billion a year into education. that's federal money flowing into the state. if you look at new york state's budget about 40 percent of it is federal funding. there's a big financial connection between our state budget and the federal ones that flow into it. >> one of your colleagues new york assembly speaker sheldon

silver who suggested helping provide tuition for the illegal immigrants, what does he say? >> i haven't heard his thoughts on that. but on monday i will be introducing a bill that says these military personnel who are caught in this situation where they are in the middle of a course of study they should be allowed they should open to the military personnel shouldn't cost very much. we have the over head we are paying we are going to encourage private schools to do the same thing in new york state. i hope other states will follow suit. if you are in the middle of a bachelor's degree you can continue through new york state. we have an opportunity to make that right. >> there are some democrats to be specific who see illegal aliens phoningsly bigger voting block on-line.

>> that is part of it. we have the sequester games we have going on painful high profile cuts. this is one of them. >> he becomes the lieutenant those make some of your great officers while you are in the military. >> it will hurt those leaders who are mustangs we call them those that go from officer to rank. there is a lot of problems. >> good luck. thanks so much. >> family of a florida mom who went missing after hearing a court tv show filed a wrongful death lawsuit from her ex fa fiancee.

>> you remember the story of the mother of twins who dispiered the sdhafz supposed to head to court. the mother has filed a lawsuit against the father of her two children. she has been missing since november of 2011 here was her appearance on "the people's court television show. they appeared to talk about a lawsuit involving a engagement ring. dale smith the fiancee was never

charged with anything even though he was basically the only suspect. he has never been charged now her family wants to file a wrongful death suit against him. if the police don't have enough evidence how can the family bring evidence against them? >> they can file a civil suit. it is a little easier to get a conviction because of the pr preupon danponderance of eviden. we saw it with oj. he had been through the trial and had all of the records. we all believe -- not all believe but most people think he probably did it. once it came to the civil case they had enough to get a conviction. >> goldman and brown's family has dozens of millions of dollars. >> they can't collect it but they won in court.

>> what a tough situation it is. how tough do you think it is? >> they don't have every single bit of evidence they have. it is open to families it's an open case. they can keep it to themselves. i don't know what they are working with. the problem with the case also is he rubbed off with the shoulder. that family could have taken him to federal court because the evidence was really strong in that case as to the fact that something happened in that home. we don't have that here. what we have is a missing woman and a pretty good suspect. but i don't -- the family i don't think will be successful in court. that may not be what they want. they may want to get him in there. maybe they think they can get some of that evidence. it is hard to know what their purposes are. they want to fight it.

most families won't do this won't admit their daughter is probably dead. many families are saying you are out there some place when we should push for something. >> that is what they want. they are not asking for a lot of money at all. they just want some answers and they want information that they will try to figure out what happened to michelle. you are right. it does take a leap for the family to say we are going to admit she is dead even though no body has ever been found. all they ever found basically was her car parked in a parking lot and her cell phone was found many miles away from her car in a lake miles from where he lived. >> she is probably off with stacy peterson some place in thailand. they believe something happened

to their daughter. they believe dale is involved. dale's lawyer -- it was kind of funny he came out and said he has nothing to do with her death. did you just say death? because it hasn't been proven. that is the problem. it hasn't been proven that she is dead and hasn't been proven harm has come to her. that will be tough to prove that he did something to her when nothing can be proven has been done at all. >> let's hope the family can get a few more sleds of information. -- shreds of information. >> the tsa is allowing more knives on planes. from hollywood to capitol hill. ashley judd is about to make it official. there are new reports she is ready to run. we will explain. clear ♪ ♪ what's next?

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>> welcome back. for the first time since september 11th passengers will be allowed to carry small knives on an airplane. tsa is loosening the rules. they are getting mixed reactions. many concerned about the safety risks including sara nelson with the united airlines flight attendant and international vice president of the association of flight attendants. nice to see you this morning. >> nice to see you, too. >> you have a problem with this policy issue. >> we have a problem because we work in the cabin. flight attendants are first responders in the last line of defense on board that aircraft.

we deal with passenger disturbances every single day. we are able to address those issues de escalate the problem and have passengers help us contain it. knives, blades that were used on september 11th makes no sense. it makes our job harder and makes the public less safe. >> let's be specific what kityp of blades they are a little over 2 inches. we have a screen shot here of what exactly this looks like. these are the knive that is will now be allowed. take a look at your screen. you have topocket knives in the the knives associated on the back of cork screws for opening wine bottles. we all remember the box cutters used on september 11th. those are not allowed. dare i say these are bigger than a box cutter. >> they are deadly weapons. kit holly says we should go ahead and bring battle axes and machetes on board. first of all he should be put on the no fly list for saying that.

what they are really saying is they are sacrificing the cabin for keeping the cockpit safe. it's not just about landing the aircraft safely but it's making sure everyone on board the aircraft lands alive as well. we are concerned about this. these knives need to stay out of the cabin. we have initiated a petition to the white house. you can find it at snow knives on planes.com. we encourage the public to join us in signing that. the air marshals are on board with us pilots are on board with us. ition is boarding every single day. this can not go into effect. i am curious why the tsa would decide to roll these back. as passengers we get frustrated with the tsa we take our shoes off we take our sweatshirt off grandmas are being padded down. we are upset with that. can't bring baby food on the flight we have to get that checked. knives seem to be an obvious restriction what is the benefit of having a knife on board the

plane? at what stage do you say i wish i had a pocket knife? i could really use it? >> for the last 12 years they have put them in their checked luggage. that's where they need to stay. tsa has kept us safe from a terrorist threat. the pants bomb he have went through security in amsterdam. flight attendants addressed that issue. we have to think about the threats that we face every single day being on board the aircraft. these knives simply do not help us do that. >> what was the web site again? >> no knives on plains.com. you can go there now and sign the petition. sara nelson on board flight attendant. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> strange bed fellows. friendship with former republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan.

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>> it's sunday march 10th. i am allison cam rarati. wait until you hear some of the other blunders. >> sex ed for kindergartners is about to be a reality. is that a good idea to teach 5-year-olds co 5-year-olds about sex? we will report you can decide. >> one man 20,000 dollars in cash couldn't have come at a more you are gented time for this fath -- urgent time because the wife battling cancer helping to pay the medical expenses. we will help meet that couple coming up. fox and friends hour 3 coming up right now.

♪ >> it is daylight-savings time. that -- we are going to rub it in. >> we lost an hour of sleep. the show is about to get very interesting. >> is there one clock in your how is that stays the wrong time? >> yup. it is 5 after 5 right now. in my family room it's 5 after 5. why are microwaves so difficult to figure out how the clock works on those things and the oven? >> why do microwaves have a clock? this is a cooking appliance. has all sorts of weird functions. do we need the popcorn only button or defrost meat button on there. >> you are doing too much microwave take a break. speaking of which. tsa agents are also tasked with doing a lot. we now know this morning they

found a whistleblower who recently left the agency. he or she was an agent and what they are reviewing sadly confirms some of our worst fears and that is most of what they do is entirely for show. >> this comes in the wake of what happened with the improvised explosive device smuggled through security by an under cover agent who got through security in his pants he had this thing. now it is a system wide look at the problems. look this is all of the problems we have. >> if you are sitting at home groggy treat yourself to the new york post. some of this is remarkable. they do not take their job seriously. >> that's what the agent says we do not take our job seriously. tucker is so choked up by this. >> did you know you don't need a

high school diploma or ged to work as a security screener this former agent said in these are the same screeners that john crystal and homeland security secretary. these are the employees who could never keep a job in the private sector. i wouldn't trust them to walk my dog. >> furthermore the reason they do all of the things you see them doing taking off our shoes patting us down making us go through checkpoints all of this stuff is because someone came up with this protocol. there's no evidence that it keeps us safe. >> i am glad you bring that up. we haven't touched on that left. we have a lot of viewers we travel a lot and see tsa agents who are fans of the show and they watch the show and they are good people. we often think they end up being a lot of the policies that they have to follow they have to add here to these ridiculous ideas that the tsa heads come up with.

they have to go by them. it is a job. >> it is a security check. as you said the point is not to keep us safe it's to touch base. it's to fulfill a bunch of pointless requirements to assure people. here's what he said a small group of screeners are delusional zell lots who think we are keeping us safe. most tsa screeners know their job is a complete joke. they use it as a speping stone to another agency. another wants to know are you save on a flight? a terrorist may get on board. what are the chances of you getting on flight when it happens? it's not a question of if the terrorist gets through it's a question of when our peoplifeel nothing that is happened because they don't want it to happen.

>> this is the whistleblower where they worked at. this is one of the airports they hijacked. >> they left from the airport. the wiles blowers said there's a lot of og elling female passengers by the mail screeners. it is unbelievable. >> they are checking out to the females. the clothing half falling off as it is. it is an opportunity for guys to og el woman like that. >> we are in coats. >> did also know about the vast boredom they suffer from. it's not surprising there is ogling and all sorts of busy work they are doing. >> let us know what you think about that friends at

foxnews.com. next time they treat you like a criminal it's for no good reason. >> here are the headlines. confusion and chaos more income news. it came alive at jfk airport. >> got jerked around pretty good. i don't know what happened if somebody hit us or what? >> an air india plane landed when the wing tore into a jetblue plane sitting at the gate. luckily no one was hurt. the planes were taken out of service to be suspected. she gave us a flawed version of what really happened during the benghazi attack. susan rice emerging as a favorite to become the president's new national security advisor later this year. this is according to the "washington post" this morning. she missed out on a dead on five sunday talk shows. knew deal president obama

leading the gridiron club dinner. the political elite. he joked saying with there's one thing that didn't get cut the length of this dinner. it is a three course meal including girng roasted bean soup. all unaffected by the sequester. >> now here is actress ashley gud. she said she will announce in may. if true judgment could make face for the kentucky pete. >> that will be int entertaining. the weather has been entertaining and a powerful winter storm moving into the midwest today. colorado getting wounded overnight. blizzard conditions cancelling

hundreds of flights and causing icy road conditions. some got up to 14 inches of snow. >> maria molina is tracking that storm. maria what's going on? >> good morning. still tracking the storm that is producing areas of snow across kansas, nebraska. we could pick up 6 inches in some of the areas. moves on from iowa and we have pride spread areas of rain light showers in sections of the southeast heavier batches in chicago all of the way down into the widespread area. otherwise we have cross-sections of nebraska and kansas. not just how much snow we are expecting but also the wind they consumed you see the wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour at times and that's really what produces the white out conditions and dangerous conditions if you are doing any driving. winter storm warning in effect

across iowa and wisconsin you should be seeing some of the worst conditions as we head into later on today and into tonight and into tomorrow. you can see the snow already moving in to the northwestern sections of the state of iowa. looking like it will be a nice day across sections of the united states. 70 raleigh. 70 atlanta and unusual florida 10 degrees for a high temperature in the city of tampa. over the next several days we will continue to enjoy mild temperatures across the northeast in dc for the 60s today monday. stay in the 60s monday and also into tuesday. tucker, alley, clayton. >> thank you maria. >> should kindergartners be taught sex education. starting beginning in january. >> beginning in kindergartner they will learn will

reproduction anatomy and safe touch. >> here's the new policy. you will learn the basics about anato anatomy. reproduction, healthy relationships and personal safety. thighs are the things they are adding now. kindergarten through the third grade. >> they teach kids all about personal questions like this. they are afraid like three times what it was when i was a kid. where is the evidence this works? oo that was for kindergarten. >> it would be focused on family's feelings and inappropriate touching. >> in 4th grade they start puberty and hiv. 5th graders nutrition and prevent. suv bullying and contraception.

what made you want somebody else a teacher: ing your kids about contraception? how graphic? they need to sell this out there. >> we are not like the others we are just bullying. >> maybe sexual harassment. i think it is important to teach kids about safe touch, good touch and bad touch. >> you mean like creep combriem. >> they need to hear about creepy people. >> i recall in health class whatever it was in third grade we would separate the boys and girls and show the real to real film from the 1930s. i don't know that any one retained anything from that thing. had a guest on this earlier in the show. >> i think the school is assuming responsibility too much with this thing. it is now going to open up a

potential litigious activity going on in schools. it will back fire and they will have the schools held liable. >> all of the parents have a conversation. parents find it a difficult time to have this conversation. >> it is their -- this is one of those decisions that is uniquely a parental decision. it is not up to some state employee to teach my kids about values it's my job to impa am p it to the kids. >> sometimes maparents do this d things for their kids. >> they are fine they are not creepy. >> dove kids know what to do, who knows fwhl they implement ex

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can breaking bread together break the gridlock. >> he breaks a lot of bread. >> i am fasting. >> enjoy a nice sunday meal. i am not saying anything about your physique. these guys might be having a meal together. it is sometimes suggested this week it is part of a posturing to be out there showing he's being bipartisan so he can put the face forward dfz only a week ago the president was bashing republicans for their failure to block the sequester. the new events with dinner with senators lunch with paul ryan. the answer will be what

happened. he is willing to he is willing to compromise more revenue out there. having said that you would have made a lot of money if you had voted against or bet against deals with the last couple years. they are open to tax increases and closing loopholes. >> you have heard people like lindsay gram say it is part of serious spending cuts serious entitlement reforms. you will see more revenue put on the table. on the other hand leaders like mitch mcconnell in the senate and john boehner in the house saying he got the revenue during the fiscal cliff negotiation period that's it. it is interesting the

presidentpresident made a calculation if they don't make the deal they can't sell it to the membership. it is support from the grass-roots of republicans in congress. >> isn't the question what took so long? why were there four years where these guys were not having lunch together and not having dinner and not talking to each other? >> in fairness to both sides the president was meeting and has the several sets of negotiations with john boehner -- the speaker in the house and majority that met also with mcconnell. he hasn't met with rank and file. i think some people in the white house would say he was late to come to the realization that he had to deal with the rank and file not just with the leaders. we will be talking with paul ryan at the top of the hour. also talking about jeb bush about his controversial plan and leaving the door open for a possible run for president in 2016. >> he will announce his bid for

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>> after a pretty bumpy road to confirmation john brennan was finally sworn in as director of the cia. josh earnest described the

unconventional closed door ceremony. listen to this. >> director brennan was sworn in with his hands on original draft of the constitution dating from 1787. >> brennan had requested document from the national ar kooi that is sim poll lieses the united states is a nation of law. before he was sworn in director brennan told the president he made the request of the archives because he wanted to reaffirm his commitment to the rule of law as he took the oath of office as director of cia. >> he choose to use a first draft of the constitution bhiens the document did not include the bill of rights or any constitutional amendments. >> is he actually sworn in because they are missing? we are going to ask presidential historian. i love this kind of history. you recall during the inauguration nick the first inauguration they had to redo it because there are certain things

that got flubbed by john roberts. is that the same situation here? does this count? >> this is a symbolic gesture. with john rollins and the president they needed to get the wording right. they went back to do it just sob safe. the white house went out of its way to point out that to use this craft of the constitution because it wanted to up load the rule of law they might not have known the bill of rights was not in the original draft that was added later by james madison a few years later. it is more of a symbolic gesture. >> it is interesting he made this choice. he is obviously sending a message. you are a presidential historian what message do you think it sends? it's abraham lincoln's copy wasn't it? >> the constitution was the original. but the message is simply this. two other presidents by the way have used a bible and not used

it. teddy roosevelt john quinn see adams. i think what's interesting here is the choice of the original constitution verses the constitution that contains the bill of rights. i think that's given cause to people who are concerned about the bill of rights and what it means for particularly drone strikes against our own citizens. it is more of a pr thing. >> teddy roosevelt why didn't he do the swearing in with the bible? >> it's a good question. nobody knows for sure. i think he felt like the separation of church and state was something that was important. john quinn see adams i think the same thing. i am not sure how much controversy it caused back then probably quite a bit they didn't use the bible. think about president obama in his recent swearing in he not only used one bible he used two bibles. typically the swearing in

ceremonies is it is symbolic. >> greats to hear your presidential history. thank you for sharing. >> tragedy bought the small kentucky community two adults five children were killed a man his pregnant girlfriend and her three children had just move nude the home a few months ago. they were apparently fixing it up. they were hosting a sleep over with two children from other families when the fire started and neighbors called 911. >> flames coming up the window and smoke and then i called them. it was too late by then. >> this whole road we live on very close together, it is a tragedy. >> no word yet on what caused that fire. her son left and now she is krezitying the cat with saving

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flood. what did she have to say about the arts students? >> picked it up so quick. for 3, he has such a passion for painting. it's amazing. it will go down in the history books as a great artist. >> for bhount spent 6 hours a day teaching the form president the ups and downs of her craft. she reveals he painted around 50 dog portraits and scenes of his texas ranch. >> that's incredible. >> who knew? >> he drew janet's dog. there's a big painting of the dog. oh, bush painted that. >> didn't ronald reagan wasn't he a dude eller? doodles at the reagan presidential lime brar rei

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drought conditions and this will benefit those areas. that is good news for florida and we will have moisture coming up in the next few days. >> that was a beautiful painting. great job. >> i actually created those graphics. >> that was impressive. >> coming up in the show is your smart phone making you a target for thieves? how can you protect yourself and your jamming ets with an inside look at the global black market for stolen iphones. the police department there's a voting department depicting this. >> red wine some say can cure cancer. pe will col of the problem. hey, we got our cards, honey!

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>> half of the tpopulation has smart phones. they also become status symbols. they are easy to sell for cash. there is a high demand for them. >> before the phone is stolen you take us through some of the tips before the phone is stolen. people don't do this. it is sim teple to do. write down the unique id of your device. the ifei number. little techy but worth while. >> there are unique identifiers usually it will be on the box whatever your phone comes in. the i number your carrier will have that information for you so it is something good to have written down. it is helpful when you want to file a police report that you will have that please do come

across it. apple noticed that number and somebody tried to activate that phone they know the exact number and pinpoint where it is. you talk about setting a pen or writing a pass code on your device. i don't have to worry about setting the pin on the phone. you have to do it. >> not only data of the doe vice some your photos contact all of the information that number>> what else could you do before your phone is stolen like backing up and tracking? >> you want to install software as i showed that allows you to track the device. you can wipe information from the device and make sure the information gets backed out if the device is ever stolen. you can also back up if it's an iphone you can back it up directly when you are near your commuter. it is always safe to make sure

the data stays safe. they go over wi-fi. >> gadget track there are a few things you can do. when you are walking around this happens here in the subways of new york. not just happening in new york. >> right. pretty much every where. if you look at people, you look on a train everyone is looking down at their phone. they have their white ear buds on which are a key indicator you have an iphone. this they are calling them smash and drabs come up punch you in the case and grab the door when you run. make sure you are round the since the train stopped. >> you see this a lot.

we have to be aware of it if it is stolen. starting with the police report. >> a lot of times people don't realize if you follow the report that's no chance i will find is back. we recovered both. i am oo huge fencing operation so please what they have a lot of phones but they don't know who they be long to a police report was ne filed. it is critical that even the district phone got stolen it is important to you file a police report. it was part of a burglar reon that. could we follow the police report keeping it on-line. new york city and nyps you also state immediately contact your

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>> we are doing great. that shot is incredible. we have seen it several times this morning. i can't get enough of it. how much pressure was there on you during this moment to make this shot given what was going on at home with your wife? >> well,s is such an unusual thing to be able to make this shot. my personality, i just like the experience of being out there, and then you know what? i really felt like it was kind of weird. i was trying to talk to my students at school about this earlier in the stay. i know it's cleared but i had a swelling take a shot of your wife during court time. here's a picture of you court side holding a check there. what was her response after you hit that shot? >> you saw her.

she was on the floor. we had to do a little free throw contest against another couple that had the opportunity to shoot the half court shot. her response was unbelievable on this -- you probably have seen it on the big screen. she was in shock. a good news probabhusband would ran over to her after the shot. i forgot about her aftfor a lit while. >> i want to be clear. you had to do free throws first. shaquille o'neal can't hit free throws you managed to hit them. >> my wife had two. >> as i understand it, you predicted you were going to do this. how many hours did you spend in your driveway practicing. i am a basketball coach i shot half court shots. i have shot a bunch of those.

>> how would your -- how is your wife doing. we know she had a stomach bug. >> she is very disappointed. loves your show. loves talk news. caught up yesterday morning. she was disappointed she wanted to tell you guys hi. >> give our best to jenny. so happy you made the shot. we will put your web site up on ours so people can get in touch with you if they like. tlau so much. >> no problem. >> if you want to donate and help keith and his family we will update it for you. a gun shaped ice cream dangerous. >> what sparked this play? hey.

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cfp -- let's make a plan. happy daylight saving time, everyone. it's sunday, march 10th. thanks for joining us bright and early. confessions of an ex-tsa agent. days after a bogus bomb makes it through security at one of the nation's busiest airports, a former screener says he would not trust the tsa to walk his dog. that's not all. we'll tell you everything he's revealing. an amazing story. a 8 resident gets served with her -- a waitress gets served with her own id from the person who sold it. we'll tell you how she kept her cool until the cops shown up. talk about a rude awakening. creative ways to wake up your friends. this is the greatest video you will ever see. watch this. mouse traps on the ears.

>> some creative ways to get your family up after losing an hour of sleep to daylight saving. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. look at how gently we're wakinweighing you up with a soft graphic. not slapping a mouse trap on a body part. >> you should try that. in one of the videos the guy uses a blow torch on the guy's ... area. it's daylight saving time. set your clock forward. we'll have a daylight coming up later. the majority of the country is behind my position that of the day savings is worth. are you for sunlight or walking towards the darkness?

>> we'll debate it coming up on the show. first we'll talk about the tsa. this is an incredible story. if you pick up the new york post this morning, this all comes, of course, in the wake of what happened at new york international airport where a guy, one of the undercover agents at the tsa was able t too through with an improvised explosive device. now he's coming out with his bombshell story, just about how basically worthless they all think their job is as a tsa agent. >> they're not the only ones who think that. he has evidence of how much of what they do, all of these pat downs, all of these machines, all this being pulled over is basically for show. their feeling, as he said here in the arm, is what are the chances you want to know of being on a flight when something happens. when always said it's not a question if terrorists get through, it's a question of

when. our feeling is the it hasn't ha, it's because they haven't wanted it to happen. we're not any big deter rent, it's all for show. >> you take off your shoes and coat and belt at the airport. you're touched by strangers. treated by cranial and you think it's all for a good cause. i'm keeping the country safe. i'm keeping terrorists from bringing down this plane. according to someone who does this for a living and i'm quoting now, most tsa screeners know their job is a complete joe joke. their goal is to use this as a stepping stone to work at another government agency. >> we said this early and i'll say it again. i travel a lot, and there are great people, great tsa agents we meet, fans of the show. very kind individuals who go to great lengths to help the family, make sure the kids get through. you get the impression, and this is the case confirmed in the article, that it's higher ups. it's rict wicked ridiculous pol.

they have to pat down children because the cameras are above. they know they're not finding anything. they're only doing it because the camera is actually watching. >> if they don't pat down that child, because the camera is offing with a, there will be what is known is a security breach at the airport. people have to come back from their gates and have to be rescreened. one of the revelations in the article in the new york post that i found was when they pat down women, they don't want you to think they're groping you, so they use the back of their hand. he revealed that you can't feel anything with the back of your hand. they can't feel anything -- if you have anything in your clothes. >> i can. >> the irony is -- the sad irony is anybody watching this from afar, if you actually were a terrorist, you would conclude we're not serious about airport security. >> more evidence to back up your point about not being serious about it. this new roll back in some of the restrictions.

you can now bring small knives on planes. box cutters, of course, were used in large part by the terrorists on 9/11. here's a photo of what you can bring on. two inches or so. they're actually larger in many respects to some of the box cutter plays used on 9/11. >> they're going to let pocket knives, as you said, two plus inches long. so many flight attendants, federal marshals are opposed to this. >> and pilots. >> if you're going to open up the restrictions, how about you let shampoo on or how about you let water? you have to empty out your water bottle. >> baby formula. on the other hand, you can bring knitting needles and scissors. >> we had a flight attendant on the show earlier, and she spoke out about it. >> flight attendants are first respond ers and the last line of defense on board that aircraft. we deal with passenger disturbances every single day. we're able to address those issues, did escalate the problem

and try to contain it. introducing a weapon into that scenario and specifically knives, blades that were used on september 11th makes no sense. it makes our job harder, and it makes the public less safe. >> senator john mccain agrees. he wants to do away with this new policy that will allow pocket knives. look. the system is widely inconsistent. >> why do you need a pocket knife during a flight? are they going to give you a bottle of wine? they're allowing you to bring cork screws on. they'll open the bottle of wine for you if you order a cocktail. why do you need a pocket knife? >> i had one until it was confiscated by a tsa agent. >> fingernail clippers or you get caught somewhere in an emergency situation and need to live in the wild for a month or two. >> if tha they'll allow things e that on, let us keep our shoes on. >> yes. >> friends o@foxnews.com.

let's get to the headlines. we have a fox news alert. afghan president karzai accusing america. he's telling his people that america is trying to scary them into thinking they need our troops to stay safe. he plans two deadly taliban bombings yesterday on america's behalf to prove troops are needed past the 2014 withdrawal dead line. the u.s. has spent billions in afghanistan since 2001. president karzai cancelled a news conference because of security concerns. we're hearing the confusion the moment two planes collided yesterday at jfk airport. >> we've gotten jerked around pretty good. i don't know what happened. if somebody hit us or what. >> an air india plane just landed when its wing tore into a jetblue plane sitting at the gate. luckily no one was hurt.

the planes were taken out of service to be inspected. >> another federal employee claiming the obama administration wants the public to feel the pain of sequester. national park officials forced cuts on programs they would have -- that would have an effect on visitors. a memo from the national parks service said, quote, parks must be specific in their description and include the number of visitors affected and anindicatf nearby communities and businesses, and a spokesperson for the national parks denies the cuts were intentionally made to the most visible public programs. clayton? >> the world baseball classic, supposed to be a good hearted exchange of teams around the world. not so much. this is what happened yesterday during the world baseball classic between canada and mexico. >> after the warning, arnold leon just drilled a player. it's on.

benches have cleared. >> looks more like a wrestling match at a baseball began. fans throwing things at players on the field. mexico took exception to canada bunting for a single with a six-run lead. that's something you don't do. running up the points. so the mexican pitcher hit the next batter with a fastball. the benches cleared and seven players were ejected. no one was injured. >> looks like a hockey game. >> were those really canadians? they're so passive and sweet, the politest country on earth. >> i thought they -- i won't say it. i don't want -- don't blame canada. >> i'm not blaming canada. >> i was about to say something and i bit my tongue. i was going to say they played baseball on the back of horses. >> you're not going to say that. you'll use your own filter not to say that. >> i didn't realize you were so belli c oss.

colorado was punte pounded overnight with blizzard conditions, areas getting up to 14 inches of snow. maria molina is tracking the storm. >> it's headed east, but fortunately we'll see mild temperatures over the next couple of days. in new york city as we head into tuesday, once the storm system arrives, you're expecting to see rain, not really expecting to see any snowfall. temperatures will not be cold enough. behind it we'll see a bit of a cool down. so later in the week, new york city, back down into the 40s after enjoying a couple of days with high temperatures in the 50s. right now the storm system is producing areas of pretty heavy rain across western sections of the great lakes, chicago you're dealing with rainfall as well. you're likely going to be seeing delays today if you're doing any flying out of the big airport hubs like o'hare. southern areas also dealing with the rainfall, parts of northern louisiana, eastern parts of texas. onon the northwestern side of te storm system, temperatures cold enough for snowfall.

we could pick up a couple more inches across parts of kansas and nebraska. we still also have some blizzard warnings in effect out here because wind gusts could reach 45 miles per hour. so of course, i'll blow around the snow and produce whiteout conditions. as we head into tonight and through monday morning, the good news out here is we're not thinking the wind will be as big of a concern. it will be breezy at times, but again, not expecting to see blizzard conditions across parts of iowa, wisconsin, as much as four to nine inches of snow can fall. that's going to be an issue as far as travel goes. otherwise high temperatures today, nice in texas. 73 for you in san antonio. today dallas will be a bit of a cooler day in comparison to yesterday. 57 degrees for your high temperature. 34 in minneapolis. in new york city. not too bad. 48 degrees for your high. >> we'll take it. >> no choice. thank you, maria. coming up on the show, is your personality making you fat? yes, it turns out that there are certain traits that cause people to pack on the pounds. >> you just hear hurt my feelin,

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one maryland law maker is trying to send the dc police packing. he's trying to push through legislation that would put a dent in zero tolerance policies in school like the one that got a little boy suspended for eating a pastry in the shape of a gun. >> is this proposal a good idea and what is going on with our schools? fox news contributor, a former teacher is here, by the way. when you talking, did anybody pull a croix sanit croissant ore

danish? >> heaven for bid a child come to school with white or black paint on their face for halloween parties. i taught middle school, high school, college. this is prevalent. i was not spiefd to see these stories popping up in the news at all. >> there's a hypersensitivity in particularly in light of newtown. obviously there's a zero tolerance policy about guns and weapons. however, it seems as though teachers have sor sort of lost r common sense. kruger a pop tart into the shape of a gun or pastry of some kind is not going to hurt anybody. >> yeah. ooften times the student gets suspended and it goes on their permanent academic record which is what this particular senator is trying to prevent. that affects their performance over the year, it affects the way they view themselves and the way teachers view them. they become a problem child when they're just kids being kids.

essentially in most cases they're not doing anything wrong. you have parents sitting down with kids trying to explain why biting their cookie into the shape of a gun or doing this on a playground because they're playing cops and robbers is a crime at a school level. it will take prean take parental involvement and outrage and say i'm not going to take it, we're not going to tolerate the behavior. >> you want teachers who are not only well informed and smart but are wise. that's what you hope when you send your kids to school. you want them to be wise. hohow many teachers are there tt can't discern between a pastry and a fire arm? >> there's a fear around school culture, a fear of offending, a pair that parentfear that parena certain way. this is how to avoid a problem, by being hyperhypersensitive and

beincatholic politically correc. anything that involves a gun be it someone bringing a fire arm to school or someone biting a cookie in the shape of a fire arm, they're treated the exact same way with a suspension. that's what zero tolerance means. you're not looking at things on case by case any more, but you're creating a one size fits all treatment. it makes no sense. all of these situations with are different. >> it's too bad we need legislation to try to tell teachers that sometimes a cookie is just a cookie. >> yeah. thanks so much. >> thank you so much. well, she's being called the silicon valley marie an ton ante tte. she's saying women should put their career first. that's coming up. a little pig making big waves on the high seas. meet zoro, the surfing pig let. that's coming up

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it's a struggle that many women face, juggling work and careers and families. the coo of facebook, cheryl sandberg, has a new book out in which she says, quote, the very concept of having it all flies in the face of the basic laws of economics and common sense. being a working parent means making adjustments, compromises and sacrifices, but sandberg and the ceo of yahoo are apparently

in agreement that workin workinm home should be banned in order to boost productivity. are they sending the wrong messages to working moms? >> joining us is the author of how to choose a husband and the book war on men, suzanne venker. nice to see you this morning, suzanne. >> hi. thanks for having me. what do you make of these recent comments by sandberg? do you agree or disagree. >> i disagree with them. i think sandberg's overall message is a destructive one for young women. the reason why i say that is that her message is very clear, that career -- when she said lean in, what she's referring to is women' women's careers and ty should lean in or make it the focal point of their life until the last possible moment when they need to make a decision. that's what she said in her ted talk. what he's referring to there about making a decision, of course, is whether or not to opt out or step back when you decide to have children.

and so all of my work has been about trying to help women get what they say, what the research shows that they want which is a balanced life. and following sandberg's advice is not going to help them get there. >> well, i mean her argument in her book, as you say, is called lean in. it's that women are stepping out too early. if they have the notion that at some day, at some point they would like to have children, they're dialing back their careers. they're not shooting for the stars, they're not putting their names in to work their way up the corporate ladder because they assume it won't be possible. she's saying that, you know, give it all. give it a go rather than stepping back. what do you think about that? >> and so i think that's a great message if you want that life, and if the corner office is your alultimate goal. so you have to really ask yourself what is it that you want out of life? what we know from the research is that knots what th that's non

want. women are multi-facetted creatures. part of that is our biology and how to be wives and mothers and how to marry that desire with this other desire. what i'm trying to do with helping women to get what they ultimately want which is both of the pieces of life, work and family, is to absolutely incorporate your choices and desires for marriage and motherhood into your career plans. my message is actually the opposite of sandberg's. i'm saying when you're young, start thinking about it, start planning for it. make decisions that will allow you 10 years down the road that will get you where you want to be. if you follow sandberg's advice, that's not going to happen. >> let's put up some statistics on where women currently hold positions as it relates to the fortune 500 executive positions. only 14% of them are women. they only occupy 17% of board seats, and you know, one of the issues and one of the controversies, of course, marissa mayer has suggested a no

work from home option, get back to the office, she said recently, but yet she has created her own nursery in an office next to her after just having a baby. what do you make of that, hi hypocritical. >> of course it is. of course it is. although i have to say the telecommuting decision i don't think is the worst thing in the world. there can be. i'm a work at home person, so i like that. yeah, i think that is hypocritical, but the larger messages for what sandberg is promoting is that what you just said, about the fact that there are such few women in the top positions today despite the fact that 60% of college graduates are female. that's what's so bother some. that's what's so bother some to women like sandberg. they don't understand the disconnect. i understand it, and i think most of us do. women choose to scale back and don't want that life to accommodate their desire for a family. that's okay. it doesn't mean that we're not equal. it doesn't mean that we have to change all of society so that

there's 50% reception of men at home and 50% reception of women in the workplace, but that's what sandberg wants. her vision is very big. it's a huge diversion from the way we've always really functioned as a society. i just disagree with it. >> her feeling, since i just read the article last night, is that women don't necessarily want to scale back, but they assume because we're women, we will have to. we're not sort of stepping up and changing the landscape. it's a fascinating topic and great debate. we'd love to hear everybody's thoughts. suzanne, always great to have you on and get your perspective on this age-old debate for women. thanks so much. >> thanks, suzanne. >> thanks for having me. more women creating their own businesses, becoming entrepreneurs and they don't have to answer to the man. they say you know what? i'm having flexibility because i built the company myself. coming up on the show, is your personality making you fat? it turns out there are specific traits, certain ones, and we'll

see if you're on the list that cause you to pack on the pounds. overnight we sprung forward for daylight saving time, as you may know. should we do away with the tradition? >> yes. >> clayton and tucker have very strong feelings about this as apparently you do as well. more americans are saying it's not worth it. we'll debate it. i'm over the hill. my body doesn't work the way it used to. past mprime? i'm a victim of a slowing metabolism? i don't think so. new great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. new great grains protein blend.

it's your shot of the morning, putting mouse traps on people's ears to wake them up. >> this is a whole collection of rude ways to wake people up. it's in honor of daylight savings time. >> they're terrible. >> some of my favorites are coming up. he almost gets electrocuted. >> sees the dangers of this, of these pranks? oh, my gosh. >> i didn't see that. >> i like that one. i love a bugle.

i think that's a great idea. not cruel. >> do we have the one where he pushes the bed into the wall. >> oh, my gosh, the collection. >> why is other people suffering so hilarious? i feel like a bad person. >> you should. >> we'll weigh in on our discussion about whether to get rid of daylight saving time. first we'll talk about this. is your personality making you fat? a 50-year study was just completed. this wasn't a fly-by-night twingtwinkie study. this was a study object whether or not certain character traits make you fat. >> dr. keith ablow said we're all self medicating. you're eating because there's an actual physical response that you get to the fat molecule and it makes you feel if you have certain knew rosies.

for instance, when i'm studying for the show. that's me being anxious. feel the anxiety. i'm popping things into my mouth because it is sort of soothing to be eating while you're studying and thinking. he said that's a really syndrome and part of why people are overweight. >> better m&ms than pills, though. >> i don't know. >> then you could end up in the hospital later from being obese and having issues. tucker, you are a cynical eater. what does that mean. >> i'm not sure, but i've been diagnosed after all these years of working around the news business as being cynical. that apparently in some way makes you fat. i'm just hungry, basically. that's kind of my problem. >> my problem is like if a bag of chips just shows up here or like a pastry tray like that, i'm just impulsive. i'll just grab that puppy and shove it in. that's my problems. a bag of chips, cheese. >> i ate most of the pastries and you didn't. >> they were all gone. >> it's because you know you're

impulsive, you have to keep that in check which you do very mindfully now days. >> i've lost a lot of weight as a result because i have to fight that. if i'm hungry, don't hover near a bag of chips. >> here's what dr. keith ablow had to say about the connections. >> these lipid molecules, fat molecules cause many mood and anxiety traits that need evening out because they're mood stabilizers. santa claus, portly, the grinch, thin as a rail. you won't find mayb many serial killers who are fat other than john way ga wayne gacy. >> it owrn turns out that peoplt a quick insulin rush from eating carbs. people need bread or chips, that was a crutch for me, pizza, that sort of stuff. the insulin boost you get from

car bow hydrates is a rush. we want to get to your headlines. here's a fox news alert. a news conference between defense secretary chuck hagel and afghan president karzai has been cancelled. the pentagon spokesman citing security concerns for the cancellation. the news comes as karzai is accusing the u.s. of working with the taliban to scary afghan citizens into thinking they need our troops to stay safe. karzai claims two deadly taliban bombings yeth werbombings yesten america's behalf to prove troops are needed past the 2014 withdrawal deadline. brand new video from rome. the 115 cardinals were preparing to choose a new pope, spending this morning celebrating mass with their honorary parishes. preparations are underway for tuesday's conclave. workers installed the chimney

that will release smoke. it will signal whether a new pope is elected. tomorrow the cardinals will meet for the final general congress congregational session. in the wake of the sequester, house budget committee chair paul ryan is set to introduce his latest plan this week that he says will balance the budget in 10 years. moments ago on "fox news sunday", ryan said that congress owes this to the american people. >> the reason we do a balanced budget is not to make the numbers simply add up. it leads to a healthy, growing economy that leads to jobs. it's a means to an end. the means it to get to a growing economy and create opportunity. i'm glad the senate agency doing a budget. it's the first time in four years. our concern is they may never propose to balance the budget. we think that's irresponsible. >> ryan says his plan takes advantage of high spending and lower revenue. it also has a few minor tweaks.

>> can i read some serious breaking news? hang ten. meet zoro, the surfin surfing p. he's two months old. his owner started teaching him to ride the waves when he was two weeks old. >> how do you know? >> i asked him. >> we'll get him to the size -- we'll keep him surfing until he gets to the subsidize that's unmanageable. >> zorro is amazing. he's like i fell off, i'll get back on. >> his owner said he's a phenomenal swimmer. >> he's totally radicular. >> how come my two and a half-year-old can't swim like that. >> just put him on a suffer board. >> only 37% of americans polled say daylight saving time and it's saving time. >> no s. >> is worth it.

that's down from 45% last year. americans, in other words, losing faith in one of the great advancements in human history. they started around world war i. the idea was give farmers an extra day of daylight. then it really took off in the '70s to save energy during the energy crisis. that's when it really came into full bore. >> we're not using ouriti our ls late as night. more daylight at nighttime. >> it turns out that's garbage because indiana, remember, did not have full daylight saving. like 77 of their counties did but the remaining amount did not. >> yeah. >> so they actually got to look at the counties and research what would happen when they went full into daylight savings. it turns out they're borng more electricity. they're burning their air conditioners more in the afternoon to keep up with the extended daylight. >> take that, tucker carlson. >> pencil si penicillin is expe,

but it's worth it. there are some improvements to quality of life that are worth paying for. do you embrace the darkness or do you embrace the light? >> as batman, i embrace the darkness. i enjoy -- >> you admit it. >> my parents or my sorry, my children are now going to be up later because they'll see the daylight and say hey, we can stay up as late as we want. how do you combat that, tucker carlson? >> let them do it. they're children. daylight is a good thing. >> maria molina is outside with some people. do they like or dislike the daylight saving? >> i have to say they actually like it. i'm out here. we have people from houston where it's much warmer than it is in new york city. a very brisk mor morning for us. caleb, antoine, and emily. thanks for taking time to talk to us and tell us a bit about why you think daylight saving time is worth keeping. >> well, i like when it stays

light out longer. i think it's -- that's what i like. >> that makes sense. >> keep it light longer. >> you get to do more stuff. the more light you have, the more time you have to see stuff outside. >> enjoy the outdoors. >> kids can stay out a little longer. most of the younger kids stay out during the daylight. >> you hear that clayton? >> definitely after school they get more time. i've known there's been several kids that it's weird to go to bed with the light out, but it's nice now that we have the time to play, so it's good, and it makes seeing the city better, too. >> yes. yes. that's right. and for me, it doesn't really benefit me because i have to wake up very early, so i get more nighttime in the early morning hours, but we do want to take a quick look at the weather across the country because while it is brisk here in new york city, it's also much warmer across places like houston. 59 in san antonio right now, 54 in dallas, minneapolis on the chilly side as well, 36 for you right now.

teens in rapid city. a storm system is producing winter conditions. we have winter storm warnings in effect in iowa, in wisconsin, 49 inches -- 4-9 inches of snow expected. blizzard warnings in effect in portions of nebraska and kansas. low visibilities with guflts up to 40 miles an hour. >> why, thank you, maria. we've got new information on kelly osbourn's seizure scare. what doctors think might be responsible. are you already tired for losing the hour of sleep? clayton morris cannot stay awake. somebody hand him a teddy bear. >> i think the first tip is sleep with a suit on. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do.

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witnesses say the plane was sputtering and then the propeller stopped. the plane flipped over and slammed into a garage. two teenagers inside the home were not hurt. the daughter of rocker ozzie osbourn might have epilepsy. the 28-year-old's recent seizure may be recentled to the brain condition. she's reportedly staying in the hospital while doctors run more tests. over to clayton and tucker. >> a customer at a lakewood colorado applebee's tried to use a stolen driver's license as an id. she got searched but not in the way she expected to be. it turns out that license belongs to the waitress who served her. >> yeah. that's right of her nam. her name is brianna pretty. she joins us from denver. thanks for losing extra, extra sleep this morning out west to get up early with us. >> you're welcome. >> so what happened? >> my wallet was stolen, and two

weeks later i was serving tables at apple bees and some people came in and ordered drinks and a girl handed me my own i.d. as a fake i.d. to try to buy a drink. >> this is remarkable. this isn't in the same town. you were out of town and you had your wallet stolen. you lost your cash your credit cards, your driver's license, and you later found out that even from your bank that your checks were being issued in your name. >> yeah. it was a big ordeal. in fact, i got a phone call yesterday about checks that have been still bounced from -- that she had written that are still coming back. i'm still dealing with. >> how did you keep a straight face when she handed you your own driver's license and you looked at your own face. how did you not dissolve in anger or laughter or something. >> i don't know. i -- i guess i just dealt good with the pressure situation. at first i was really confused and then really angry and then i

just figured well, how am i going to keep her here? how am i going to keep her here until i can call the cops, so i handed her back -- i handed her back my i.d. and told her that i'd be right back. >> did she recognize -- she didn't seem to notice, right, or she didn't put two and two together when she handed it to you. >> she didn't really get a good look at me at first when she handed me the id. after i called the cops, i had to keep them there. as i went up to the table serving them a water at first, i was asking them if they wanted to order appetizers. all the people at that table looked me in the face, so at that point i feel like it should have been some sort of a clue. >> did you look like her? did you two look alike. >> no. >> more important, did she leave a tip at the end? >> no. they ended up not getting anything except for water, so they didn't have to buy

anything. they were all going to jail, but she -- one of my other tables asked me if she looked like me, and one of my other tables said absolutely not, not even a bit. >> so what happened to them? >> are they behind lock and key right now? what's going on? >> >> i don't know exactly the status of everything that's going on, but i do know that the girl who handed me my id, they searched her car and found my student i.d. in her car and somebody else's wallet but not my wallet, and then they found a bunch of narcotics and so she got in trouble for drugs or something. >> what an amazing story. >> the other guy that was with her had a warrant. >> well, you broke up a whole criminal underground. brianna, we thank you for waking up early with us this morning. i think you might have a future in law enforcement. >> there we go. >> fantastic. >> thanks. have a great weekend. coming up, already tired from losing that hour of sleep last night? of course you are. are you exhausted all the time?

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wyoming and shine, everyone, are you feeling groggy? >> not you. >> are you groggy after losing an hour of sleep? we're sounding the alarm because it's time to clock in on some tips that will get you back on track to feeling refreshed. sorry for all the fun. >> i love the fun. joining us now, one of the best rested people in the country, dr. carol ash, the director of

sleep medicine at meridian health. thanks for joining us. should you sleep in wing tip shoes and a tie. >> maybe if you're batman, for the rest of us, no. >> daiflt savin daylight savings dreamed up by ben franklin and was an effort to change energy. the fact is it doesn't have that impact. think about it for a second, tucker. if you change the clocks, you have to wake up in the dark. for most of us, that change in our schedule, just that hour, is really enough to pose significant health risks. >> we try to take indianapolis occasionally. mid afternoon you start to feel groggy. you're at the office, not a great place to take a nap unless you have one on the set. should you be taking nap every day. >> it suggestion you're not keeping a regular schedule and the same amount. that's the first thing you have to recognize is that sleep is important. you want to keep a regular schedule. >> in terms of catching up after

daylight saving, you say today everybody listening should be taking a 20 to 40 minute nap. that will help? >> that's exactly right, a. >> we should have adjusted our sleep by fifteen minutes a night. it's done. it's too late. 20 to 40 minute nap is a great measure to try and offset that sleep loss. >> can we dim the lights in here? that's another one of your tips. >> absolutely. you want to keep it calm. set the mood. dark at night, light in the morning. that help sets the tone. >> a lot of people rely on chemicals, ambien, malt liquor. would you recommend any of them? >> no. stay away from the malt liquor, not help for. for some people, as a transient benefit you can use sleeping pills. if you stick to the right habits, it will really work. unfortunately we have a 24 hour a day,iv, 7-day a week society. it's hard to stick to the

habits. 17 million americans have sleep disorders. >> does exercise rev you up or make you tired. >> the national sleep foundation sleep in america poll shows actually exercise is great any time of the day, even before you go to sleep at night. that's contradicting advice we use to give previously. >> dr. carol ash, stick around. maybe we can answer some more tweets. she'll answer some in our after the show, show. we want to thank tempurpedic for making us comfortable. more "fox & friends" after the break. it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar.

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