>> good morning, everybody. it's saturday, march 30th. i'm alisyn camerota. so much for the stimulus. >> we can do better. we can build better. and in a time of tight budgets, we have got to do it in a way that shakes sure taxpayer dollars are are spent wisely. >> well, the president calling on the private sector to help fix our country's infrastructure but many people thought that we already paid for that with billions in taxpayer dollars. >> and victims of the fort hood shooting are being denied purple hearts because it could damage the shooter's ability to have a fair trial. more on that coming up. >> then, cinderella given

reality check as the darling of this year's march madness has their fairy tale come to an end. it always ends in the sweet 16, doesn't it? "fox & friends" begins right now. >> alisyn: good morning, everybody. thanks to many sore joining us. great to see you, kelly wright. in for tucker. nice to see you. >> we are in bloom. thanks to 1-800 flowers for decorating the set it is lovely in here. through our little cold we can smelt flowers. >> alisyn: i don't have a cold and my allergies because of the flowers haven't kicked in yet. >> kelly: allergies? >> they are beautiful. they are lovely. and it is the season forever beautiful flowers. easter lily and everything. >> clayton: who was the worse voice this morning ally or i whatever allergy

sickness we have. vote now. >> alisyn: you haven't heard us long enough. >> kelly: are you sick? >> alisyn: it's my spring allergens. >> kelly: that's why rick new york auto show. how is it looking? >> you sound worse. >> alisyn: thank you. >> rick: you you look worse, too. that's not true'. >> clayton: thank you. >> rick: i can't see you. auto show starts today. go through next sunday, over a thousand cars being displayed here. all the latest and greatest. very cool. if you ever come to an auto show cool to see. latest tricks, the gintle and gaza mows and all those things. we will be showing you a ton of that this morning. everybody, it's easter and you are thinking can i get outside and enjoy easter weather? weather maps.

talk about this real quickly. today, we have got a pretty decent start to the day. real extreme cold air out there. after what we have been talking about for such a long time that's good news. get ready, it comes back on monday. another artic blast on monday. for now we will start with conditions looking pretty good. satellite radar picture shows us. eastern side of the country where we will be problems this weekend. areas of the south, texas and oklahoma we will be looking at severe weather later on today. anywhere where you see that yellow. that's where we are going to see this afternoon more storms fire up and tornadoes as well. we will continue to watch that not a big tornado outbreak by any means but enough severe weather we'll be on the lookout later on this afternoon. all right, your easter first alert forecast looking pretty good for almost everybody except rain across the central california coast line and some pesky showers and thunderstorms across the southeast into the mid-atlantic. i think most people will be able to get an easer egg hunt thought midday

tomorrow. back to you inside the story. >> did you say gintle and gazmos? >> i did. >> alisyn: gidget likes that? >> it's going to be that kind of morning. >> alisyn: i hope not. let me tell what you is happening as you you wake up. north korea making new threats saying it has entered a state of war with south korea. this comes as the country just released this photo of ruler kim jong un meeting with his generals. just yesterday troops rallied in north korea supporting his decision to put missile units on stand by to attack u.s. military bases. u.s. officials say the latest threats are nothing more than talk. well, there has been a tragic accident that has left a member of the elite's seal team six dead and another injured. they were doing routine free fall training at a base in arizona when the two men collided mid-air. they were rushed to the hospital. one died his name has not

been released. stable condition this morning. the military is investigating this accident. nearly 3 dozen georgia educators, including a former superintendent, indicted in one of the nation's largest test cheating scan tells. the indictment claims that atlanta public school employees conspired to conceal sheeting or even retaliate against whistle blowers in an effort to bolster standardized test scores. 2011 state investigation found cheating on test by nearly 180 educators in 44 atlanta schools. clayton, tell us what's happening in sports. >> clayton: cinderella is dead this morning. >> alisyn: i say she is not. >> clayton: dancing is over for florida gulf coast the eagles got off to a quick start but couldn't hold off the florida gators. the gators win comfortably and cinderella is dead 62 to 50, florida gulf coast is out out.

wild end to the michigan kansas game. trail by 14 points seven minutes left. hit a three to send to overtime. in o.t. they win 87 to 8 a face gators next. other winners duke and syracuse. ohio state faces wichita state in the elite 8. there your headlines. shaping up to be an elite 8 and final four. >> kelly: they have nice union fomples. >> alisyn: that's how i root. >> clayton: that's what i did when i was a kid. the president hasn't been talking lately about infrastructure. he has been talking about imcongratulation form and gun control. the president took to the circuit talking about things bolster private sector. bridges, tunnels, railroad

tracks. would he need to spend more to get this economy going. listen to the president. >> we still have too many ports that aren't equipped for today's world commerce. we have still got too many rail lines that too slow and clogged up. we have still got too many roads that are in disrepair and too many bridges that are not safe. we don't have to accept that for america. we can do better. we can build better. in a time of tight budgets, we have got to do it in a way to make sure that taxpayer dollars are spent wisely. >> alisyn: that was the president's what was touted as new plan as a port in miami. sounds like the old plan. some people thought that these $787 billion allocated for stimulus spending, i think it went up to 814 for 10 years was for all those shovel ready projects. all of those infrastructure. the rebuilding of roads. the shoring up of bridges. so it came as a surprise to

some people that, no, actually that didn't happen with stimulus. and now we still need to do that fast our infrastructure. >> kelly: high degree of uncertainty out there because of the fact that the stimulus has not kicked in to do all of the things it was supposed to do. such as creating more jobs, putting america back to woncht the president going back on the campaign-style trail basically saying america can do better. the question is, how can we do better when the stimulus package is not working. now you have to bring in the private sector. and, remember, for a while during the stem lus package put the private sector aside and it was all about government. government creating jobs. now we are finding out that we have to go back to the private sector. charles krauthammer points out this public vs. private thing. here is what he said. >> this is the same stuff he gives us all the time. his idea is that the engine of growth, which we all know is the private economy, is waiting to get a little bit of a stimulus, an injection from the government or it's not going to move. which is absurd.

the housing market is on the move. it's recovering on its own. and on the other side of the argument, obama passed four years ago the largest stimulus in galactic history to kick start the economy and it didn't kick start. this is a private economy that has to be encouraged by reducing regulation and taxation and then it takes off. >> clayton: didn't kick start. here sun employment numbers private sector. private 8.1% unemployment. public, 3.8%. so it's been helping public sector employees. the president's plan though specifically, so to alli's point. we have done this. we have spent billions of dollars in things that we have talked about in roads and tunnels and bridges. >> alisyn: they weren't as shovel ready as the president had hoped. >> clayton: here is the specifics of what the president is now calling for. $4 billion in new spending on two infrastructure programs is what the

president is now asking for. higher caps on private activity bonds to encourage more private spending on highways and other infrastructure project. >> alisyn: i'm con confused by that one. those are state and local go. s that will apparently use bonds to lure private sector companies. so is that private money or is that public money if you are using bonds to lure the private sector? i mean -- >> kelly: there is upfront government money. the length of the contract can be dictated by, you know, how much these bid in these contract purposes. >> clayton: in a former life i had a family presented it who was a civil engineer. he would bid back and forth contracts for bridges and retention ponds you are building through the states. a private company but also getting some federal dollars. >> kelly: to add to that clayton and alli, i have seen in the state of maryland where i live where you drive by certain areas where they are doing some road construction and resurfacing the roads or

dealing with bridges and then you see a big sign saying this your stimulus dollar at work. and to that point, i think that's been putting those people back to work. what the president has been saying we can do do better because it's not enough. he is going back to the well and talking about this $4 billion. the question is will members of congress be in favor of that? it's likely unlikely at this point in time. >> clayton: more spending? i don't know if they have an appetite for that. >> alisyn: ongoing saginaw with the fort hood massacre. you will remember in 2008, the suspect, major nidal hasan killed 13 people at this texas army base as well as injured others. so now comes the time to prosecute him. and as you know, that is complicated because the government is not willing to say that what happened there was terrorism, that his motivation was terrorism. and the victims themselves are now asking for being recognized and receiving purple hearts but the government is not willing

to do that. >> clayton: wounded in battle, they say, by all accounts and to any person with a brain it was an act of terrorism. the guy runs in, shouts al al bar, opens fire. talked about openly as an act of terrorism. these kids individuals, because it's not being classified as terrorism, and work place violence, they then in the line of duty cannot receive purple hearts. here is specifically what the defense department says. astonishing. read. this. >> passage of this legislation could directly and indirectly influence potential court martial panels and members, witnesses, or the chain of command all of whom exercise a critical role under the uniform code of uniform justice. the defense counsel will argue that nidal hasan because a branch of the government has declared that major hasan can is a terrorist that he is

criminally culpable. >> puts families in flux and has those wounded and survived this unfortunate circumstance that was a terrorist attack such as speaks out about this not only him but those who are trying to survive and and try to move on. listen to what he said. >> as if what happened to us doesn't matter. it's not showing a high level of importance. those of us that are in the military are kind of being rushed out and the benefits that we typically would receive, if this was a combat event, as he a he opposed to being called work place violence is a huge difference is a smack in the face how we have been treated service we have giving to our nation. >> clayton: family benefits and not to mention the purple hearts. let us know what you think about that friends

friends@foxnews.com. >> kelly: quickly let's thank the sergeant for his service. his service has been invaluable to this country. >> alisyn: do you like driving with your dog by yourself? now having fido behind the wheel could soon cost you. where it may be banned. >> clayton: is that called driving? >> alisyn: i'm not sure. >> kelly: remember this guy here who told his students to stomp on jesus? he has just been put on administrative leave. not because of the assignment but for his safety? what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid recognition. droid powerful.

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makeover, the new facility is considered the largest in modern american history. we are looking at it right now. it will hold its first service tomorrow. they say easter sunday. a lot of those who are believers call it resurrection sunday. so here with more news on this is fox news radio'sed to starns. tell me about this new first baptist church of dallas because it looks like quite a place. >> it certainly is. let's go back to 2009. the economy was in the toilet and so what did the folks at the first baptist church in dallas decide to do? they decide to build this brand new worship center $130 million. a lot of people thought they were nuts, kelli. >> kelly: wow. >> these folks stepped out in faith. they built this incredibly beautiful facility. $130 million. and, get this. it's over five acres. five blocks of downtown dallas. really rejustinating the downtown area. >> >> kelly: more than a

church. they have various designs to the building. like a family center that can provide help for families? >> that's right. what's really interesting is everything is connected so folks don't even have to go outside anymore. they can go to the parking garage and walk directly over to the church through glass sky bridges. >> kelly: awesome. >> one of the interesting features is outside of the church they have a beautiful water plaza where they can actually do outdoor bap tisms. >> kelly: wow. >> this thick absolutely spectacular. the water features are designed to accompany some of the great helms of -- hymns of the church. >> kelly: hot is pastor. >> dr. robert jeffers. he has become one of the one foremost ministers of our country talking about the culture issues. he has come under fire. what's interesting is what makes a great church is not a great building but great people. the people of first baptist

dallas. >> great people do make up the church and they can influence the world never sphere of influence government, family. what do you think about this moving forward with this church? will we see other churches trying to follow suit? >> i hope so. because like many mega churches they have abandoned the downtown areas and to the suburbs. first baptist dallas made the decision to stay put and minister where god has put us. i hope that other churches do that by the way, one really cool feature, a mile of pews in this church all made by american hands. >> kelly: amazing. to the stearns, fox news radio. thanks for bringing this to light. first baptist church in dallas building a brand new one. up next on the rundown, don't mess with granny. don't mess with her. >> in the kitchen. >> kelly: how things ended for the would-be robber next. and protect your identity. kicks on how to keep your tax return out of the hands

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>> alisyn: most of us dread filing our taxes this time of year. that's not all we should be worried about. it's also a prime time for identity thieves. how can we protect ourselves when filing our taxes. let's ask harry hawkeye who has dealt with this on a regular basis. why is this such a season for identity theft right now. dumpster diving? digitally grabbing our records? how are they getting this stuff. >> there is many different ways they can get it. basically, you know, there are these typical tips that you give people out there regarding this kind of thing going through your

garbage like you said. a lot of your information is already out there. a lot of people do not guard their social security number, their date of birth. that should be just like a pin number to you. >> alisyn: that's a tough one because it's already online. here you have some tips for how we should be extra careful and protect ourselves this season. file your taxes as soon as possible. why does that help? >> right. because we want you to beat the bad guys. so, if you can file your taxes as soon as you get your w-2s, the less likely that you could become victim of this crime. so, as soon as you get your information, just go ahead and file those taxes and this way you will beat them and then you won't become a victim. >> clayton: a lot of people wait until the last minute and go to the post office with that envelope. they stamp it to make sure it's ready by april 15th. you say to do it electronically that way you are beating the thieves even more. we hear about cyber attacks. wouldn't that be more problematic? >> you are probably least likely to get your income

tax return taken somewhere from the internet. all right? basically, what you should do is just file your taxes, you know, electronically so the information gets there directly to the irs. you don't have to worry about something getting stolen in the mail. if you are a victim and you file electronically, it will kick back automatically. now you know that you become a victim and you have got to contact the irs. >> alisyn: interesting. you say don't give a business your social security number when they ask. how do you do that? i was just at a bank and they asked for my social security number. you have to give your number sometimes. >> right. sometimes you have to in financial instances. let's say remember all the video clubs from back in the day? >> clayton: yes. the mg music club. >> a lot of those places wanted your social security number. you didn't have to give it to. they all right? see, a lot of the information out there, got nothing to do with finances. you don't have to give it to them. all right? so, i keep away from giving anybody my social security number unless it's a bank

or some kind of credit card company. >> alisyn: try saying no first and see if they stop asking. >> they should. i mean, the problem here is the more technologically advanced we get, the more vulnerable we become with these type of frauds. >> clayton: it's it wonder when i go to radio shack why they need my phone number. you don't need my phone number. i'm here by buying a cable. >> alisyn: they think you are cute. >> clayton: no it's a dude. number four a tax prepare who requires a portion of your previous return. 2008, 2008. why should you be worried about that. >> not like portions of your return. basically what they do is say, listen, i will do your taxes and, you don't have to pay me just give me 10% of what you get back. >> clayton: taking a percentage. >> taking a percentage of your new return. what they will do is inflate your return so that you get a larger refund, all right, and then six months down the road the irs will take a look at you and say listen, you weren't

supposed to get 5,000 back, you were supposed to get 8,000 back. >> clayton: you want a flat fee. >> make sure your accountant signs your tax return. if you have got an accountant that won't sign your tax return that's a red flag. >> alisyn: larry hawkeye former nypd thanks for giving us tips nor tax season. >> thanks. >> clayton: what many believe to be a link between autism and vaccines. new finding you don't want to miss. that's coming up next. >> alisyn: start your engines. rick is live at the new york auto show. hottest family friendly. you need the minivan. >> alisyn: alli, that's your future right there. [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything.

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♪ ♪ >> clayton: love it. shot of the morning. >> clayton: this guy is an usher. i mean, clayton, can do you that? >> clayton: you want to see? oh my god, no. >> alisyn: kelli can. kelli is doing it, baby. let's see it. >> kelly: work it a little bit. [ laughter ]

>> kelly: can you contain yourself? >> alisyn: you can stop averting your eyes. he is done. >> kelly: that was shannon sallies. he was doing it at the detroit pistons game it was not the first time he has broken out the moves. pistons unofficial mascot. look at this. >> kelly: he is family friendly because he isn't crotch grabbing. is he actually grabbing his belt to do his thing. >> kelly: i say there are some suggestive moves there. >> kelly: is he good. >> clayton: that is fantastic. >> alisyn: i would rather watch that than the game. >> clayton: some of the ushers spring training they put on a show. you get excited about the lemonade guys. lemonade just like grandma made. everyone laughs and you get excited about those guys. >> kelly: the guy at the ncaa i'm digressing. he would dress up in every color of the team playing. a lot of historically black college and basketball

teams. mr. clean, dapper and he danced, too. >> kelly: i love -- >> alisyn: i love it a story that had many of you outraged that is this florida atlantic university professor who was trying to do -- his name is deandre poole. he was trying it to do he says, a lesson about symbols in our culture. so, he had his students write on a piece of paper the word -- the name jesus and then he told them to put that on the floor in to stomp on that piece of paper. one student refused to do so. and then all of this chaos ensued and now that professor has been put on administrative leave. >> kelly: this was part of a lesson plan that was to try to provide context or historical context to your point about symbols. but and in this lesson plan it said many students will.

>> alisyn: object to stomping on jesus. >> clayton: ignore their objections and continue to push through their objections. now he has been placed on administrative leave and you are thinking at home oh that's a good move by the school because the school then did come out and apologize for it you think that's good he is on administrative leave. not for are the reasons that we think by putting out this actual lesson plan. it's because they are worried about his safety. for safety reasons. he has been put on administrative leave. >> kelly: was he threatened? >> alisyn: probably. >> clayton: we don't know. >> alisyn: they didn't say why they are worried about his safety. probably. it was publicized and probably he did receive some threats, who knows. it wasn't because they objected to the lesson. >> kelly: i would have thought about that lesson plan a little bit more clearly before issue initiating it to begin with. >> alisyn: you think? >> clayton: push through those objections. let us know what you think about it friends@foxnews.com. dig for your headlines.

>> alisyn: i did. i unearthed them. thank you very much. now that you are waking up, a tragic loss for rick flare. son reed found dead inside a hotel room in north korea. the 25-year-old was also a wrestler and scheduled to tour with his father this weekend. the cause of his death is still being investigated police do not believe there was any foul play, they say. well, a new cdc study reveals they say there is no link between too many vaccines and you a autism. researchers measured the levels from substances vaccines from children found no difference between those who had autism and those who did not. the findings come as more parents skip shots because they are worried that kids are getting too many vaccines clustered together and too early in their life. all right, don't mess with granny. a woman in ohio stops a home intruder nearly 50 years younger than she is. >> do you hear them in the house? >> i have got him in the kitchen here. >> what do you mean you have him in the kitchen? >> because i have got him

sitting in the floor in the kitchen. >> you have a weapon on him? >> yes, i do. >> alisyn: yes, i do. the 72-year-old says she heard someone trying to break in so she grabbed her gun. as the suspect smashed through the window she yelled you broke into the wrong house. and she fired a the show. she did not hit him. she held him at gunpoint until the police arrived. he is now charged with burglary and she is the new sergeant on the police force. just kidding. they were proud of her. meanwhile, illinois dog owners take note. it may soon be illegal for you to drive with your guard on your lap. the state is proposing legislation to ban this. if passed, drivers would be fined $25 if they are caught with heir pet in the front seat. though they would have to be committing another driving violation to get pulled over. wait is, that dog driving? >> clayton: is that dog driving a mini? >> alisyn: what's happening here. >> kelly: someone is sitting there i'm sure. >> alisyn: are you sure of

that. >> clayton: steering wheel on right sight it's england. dogs drive over in england have you ever been there? >> kelly: dogs driving cars. hopefully they are not at the auto show. rick might like that. rick reichmuth is at the new york auto show right now to give us more details on hot picks this year. >> clayton: do you see any dogs out there driving, rick? >> rick: i haven't seen any dogs here yet. i'm sure there will be some later on we will pile in the back of the car so we can show how many dogs are in the back of car. looking at the producer to make sure we have dogs coming later. looking for some dogs. >> clayton: get some dogs or some giraffes: are you in the market for a minivan? >> rick: i am. i have lots of cases of beer that i need to transport they go well in minivans, the bigger of space. that's how i think of things. you are right. newest and hottest family cars to show you this segment. this first one here i'm going to bring in kendra garmer.

you know everything about. this what's the first car we are talking about? >> this is the nissan pathfinder hybrid. it just made its real debut here at the new york auto show just a couple of days ago. >> rick: a hybrid for the first time for a nissan pathfinder; is that correct? >> getting up to 2 miles to the gallon great for a vehicle of this size. it's got a lot of great features on it the first one i would like to show you guys easy flex seating. if you are parent you are really going to appreciate this. take this latch and slide it so now you have easy access to the third row without having to remove your child seat. isn't that option? >> child seat stays in place and get to the back. >> exactly. other easy feature tire fill alert. now when you are putting air in your tires you no longer have to check the gauge. it honks at you. >> rick: people freak out about putting narrow a tire because you hear about them exploding and killing people. >> that's taken care of. >> rick: we are all used to cars that have a camera in the back of the car but

this has it all the way around? >> this has four. called avn. around view monitoring. so now when you're parking can you see all around your vehicle. no more running into the curb, which is awesome. >> rick: going over to this. this is the honda odyssey. this is the mini one to store all your beer or your children, one or the other? >> 2014 honda odyssey elite made its die debut at the new york auto show a couple days ago as well. it has upgraded safety features and innovations. one i want to show you today is it has the honda back which is right here. this is the world's first incar vacuum. you guys are going to love this for all you parents out there that have kids, have bikes, pets, turn this on. it's developed with shop vac and look at it clean up the mess. isn't that great? i can are i can are this is alisyn camerota and her three kids. green car. built in by shop vac so it's a legit vacuum.

>> yes. very powerful vacuum. >> rick: this is electric car? >> this is the ford c mac energy public-in hybrid. you will get up to 21 miles on electric before it switches over to the my brid give you a driving range of 620 miles. >> rick: one thing when you look at this car. normally it's kind of a tiny car. >> not this one. >> rick: we are calling this a family car because there is a to be of space in this car? >> very spacious. your whole family will fit in there comfortably. a feature i want to show you. hand free lift gate. all of your groceries and bags you are going it kick your foot under the sensor. >> rick: what? >> lift your hatch for you. no more fumbling for keys. >> oh my god that is a really cool feature. can you kick and it make it go down. >> cool feature. once you emptied your hands there you go. >> rick: all very cool

stuff. clayton and alisyn and kelly did you see anything that you liked? >> clayton: i was telling kelly and ali. the ford energy, 21 miles. think about most of our comiews around our house, going to pick up the kids and the work. you would never fill up with gas. 21 miles you get on the charge and then it would kick into the gas. it's incredible. >> alisyn: rick, can you pick me up that minivan and drive it back here? i want that one with the vacuum. >> you want someone to vacuum for you is what you want. >> alisyn: okay. that's fine as well. thanks, rick. thanks for showing us that great stuff. >> clayton: i wonder if they have the shop vac get out the dried m&m's that's going to. >> kelly: that's a shampooer. is kim kardashian packing on the pounds to score a fat paycheck? >> alisyn: brilliant. shorter shift. well, apparently not if you are a doctor. shocking results of this new study why patients could be at risk straight

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>> alisyn: we all know that doctors work crazy hours, particularly when he they're just starting out. efforts to reduce their hours may have the unintended consequences of putting patients in danger. an intern health study found that trying to reduce doctors' shifts to just 16 hours. resulted in some harmful errors. the number went up to 23% of errors had they tried to reduce it how can you keep yourself safe? joining us now is board certified yiewrge you're logical you are row

you're logical surgeons. they are sleeping on a cot somewhere. they are working all nighters first of all in this study we don't know if there was increased reporting. small study that they looked at small singer gel institution study. there are some concerns with reducing doctor's hours scenarioly when i was training i would do 100 hours a week. often you reduce communication because you have to have good -- you don't know the patients as well. certainly as well when you are working shifts you may be covering a number of specialties. so you don't necessarily own those patients and say it's very important that we have good handover. if you don't have good handover between doctors and between doctors and nurses, then that's when

medical error can happen particularly with medication. that's what this study found it was the handoff. if you you are just in charge of your patient's case load, you don't makes a many mistakes. one of the big estherers they found that doctors are making you don't write the correct prescription. that's troubling it is troubling. right medication. it has to be spelled correctly. we have to have the correct dose, the correct number of times per day to prescribe it we have to be very careful to make hauer there is no interaction. we have to remember to check that the patient is not allergic to these medications. if you know the patient very well. you know what the patients are allergic to medication. subtle changes in doses and good communication, that obviously is transmitted. if there is a breakdown in communication, or notes are not clear or patients are moving from ward to ward and there isn't the knowledge of those patients, then that's when the errors can happen. that was the thing the

study revealed in the shorter work hours you don't learn as much about the patient. you have already mentioned that doesn't ask the right question. how can working shorter hours. i would think working hundred hours a week how could you not work the right questions if you are working shorter hours? >> from past experience. when i was working 100 hours a week in the hospital. when you are busy the adrenaline is flowing. that's what keeps you flowing. when you stop and go home, that's when the tiredness kicks. in key communication is the issue here. also we know with residents when they are working shifts, they are often working night shifts and education during the day can suffer if they're spending less time in the hospital. >> that's interesting. you have a laser like focus when the adrenaline is coursing through your vams. last thing they found doctors who work fewer hours don't look at the bigger medical picture. what does that mean. >> we are becoming more and more specialized. cardiac look at the cardiac issues. the surgeons look at the

surgery issues. we have to remember the big picture, look at medications, remember that they can interact and put the whole picture together. >> alisyn: makes since. thank you so much for explaining it to us. great toe sue. >> thank you. >> alisyn: middle schooler brings a butter knife to school to cut a piece of fruit. now she is suspended. should common sense have prevailed or is this a fair punishment? arthur aidala here next. >> and, a half court surprise. a mother reunited with her sailor son she hasn't seen in two years. a closer look at the heart warming homecoming up ahead. what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search.

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>> clayton: middle schooler suspended for bringing a knife to school to cut a pear. they are hard to eat with braces on. here is what the mom had to say about it. >> i understand policy. i think every child needs to be looked at individually. every case is different. not every child is the same. in morgan's case i feel that she should have just got a verbal warning. >> clayton: for a fair and balanced legal debate we are joined by arthur aidala. legal analyst. arthur, defend this school. they say they were just following policy with the student handbook. don't bring knives to school. they have suspended her. >> very counter inintuitive. i'm used to defending the kid who brought the knife to school. handbook. the dos and the don't's. what the school is saying even the parents, the beginning of the year, have to sign the book that says they read through

everything. and there is no more -- there is no knives allowed to be brought into school. as you understand after the tragedy in connecticut, everyone is on like heightened alert. what happens when people are on heightened alert they make stupid decisions which i believe this was. >> clayton: can you walk down the hall and go to science class and deal with beakers and broken glass there. what's the difference. >> do they not have pencils such ridiculous ruling this kid has a record when she applies for harvard it's going to show she was suspended for what? bringing a knife to school. not a butter knife. a knife. this is ridiculous. clarify clay is this going to permanently tarnish her career? >> the head of the school. subhead of the school made a decision. we're going to look at and it re-examine it that the vice evidence the school didn't do anything wrong. according to and ha book a student is not supposed to

bring a knife into school. technically they did nothing wrong. what the mother says is correct. you need look at the whole is this a i had trouble maker? violent kid maybe that kid shouldn't have a butter knife. >> clayton: defending her, how would the mom and daughter be able to go back and get restitution from the school? get it wiped from her record? how would you handle it? >> request it get wiped from her record. in this case they should actually sue. i'm not kidding. >> oh, see? >> come on, seriously. >> burn someone with a bunson burner should they sue as well? >> yes. this is stupid. >> clayton: you would sue for millions of dollars? >> there she goes clogging up the legal system with civil lawsuits. >> distress. what if she doesn't come off her record. >> she'll be fine. it will come off her record. jesus is the reason for the season just be nice right now. >> there is plenty of stuff on arthur's record we haven't been able to expunge yet. happy easter. coming up on the show.

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>> alisyn: good morning, everyone. it's march 30th. i'm alisyn camerota. thanks for joining us bright and early. the shoulders wounded in the fort hood attack are being stonewalled again. now they will not receive purple hearts because, get. this prosecutors say it will hurt nidal hasan's right to a fair trial. we have more on victim's story coming up. >> north korea getting bold, calling out specific u.s. cities that they want to attack. and new pictures of their young dictator plotting for war. is is this just tough talk or a serious threat? we have a live report from washington coming up. >> especially when some of those photos have been photo shopped by kim jong un. it has taken america by storm. why is the hit mini series

the bible so popular? we're going to get the answers from the stars of the show this hour. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> alisyn: good morning, everybody. happy holiday weekend. you guys shouldn't have brought all these flowers for me. thank you, guys. >> we couldn't help it? >> sent them in to you? >> clayton: we couldn't help it. hard to match your beauty on the set. thank you 1-800-flowers. >> alisyn: wow, nicely played. >> clayton: three more hours of love as a result of my nice comment. >> kelly: kelly brings out the smile and sunshine and the flowers bloom. >> clayton: you are trying. was mine better? >> alisyn: keep it coming. i have to keep feeling it. >> clayton: kelly wright is here. that is the lovely alisyn camerota. i'm clayton morris. show you some of the latest

technology. >> alisyn: more tough talk from north korea this morning saying they have entered a, quote, state of war with their neighbors on the south. this comes on the heels of its threats to attack u.s. military bases. >> clayton: chief washington correspondent james rosen is live from the capital. what's different with this rhetoric now this time? >> it seems to get a bit worse with every passing day. clayton, alisyn and kelly. when they're displeased they let you know. certifiedy escalation of threats and provocation emanating off pyongyang reached a new height. north korea released images of youthful dictator stud idea a map labeled u.s. strike plan. images include american cities in their sights rather inexpolitic kibble target of austin, texas. all of this comes in response to u.s. south korea exercises conducted amly around this time. this time, however, it show washington isn't taking lying down this nearly month long campaign of

rhetoric from the people's repuck biblical of north korea two b-2 bombers capable of dropping conventional and nuclear bombs flew all the way from white man air force base. and dropped dummy munitions on a nearby island. >> when a country says the kind of things that the dprk is saying. you have to take it seriously and you have to take steps to ensure that when we say in response we can and will defend our own nation and we can and win l. defend our allies that that is credible in moscow, russian foreign minister sergei say may slip out of control and fall into a vicious circle. instead of flexing military muscles he said in an apparent jab at the united states. he urged that all parties should remain focused on providing long stalled talks with north korea. latest word is that the north is threatening to shut down a commercial park jointly operated with south korea near the two country's border. clothing items and things

like that produced at that commercial park. if it does shut down, it's conceivable that clayton may have to jettison gangnam style and revert to preppy. back to you in new york. >> i have that one uniform that i wear at home. that's actually my pajamas. james, throw this back at you. north korea seems to be getting even more creative with photo shop lately as it relates to that amphibious assault. we saw kim jong un storming the beach there it was later that they added some interesting things to photos of his preparing on that. didn't they? >> >> yeah. look. this is a stalin ois dictatorship that starves its own people and spends what little budget it has on making nuclear weapons no one thinks that they are going it start a war any time soon. they do these things to lure us back to the negotiating table with them give them concessions like heavy fuel oil and that type of thing so they will make new pledges that they can then break. they are at this for many, many years. as they like to say to the united states, you have the

watch, we have the time. >> thanks, james. thank you, james, great to see you. let's talk about an update on the fort hood massacre. you will remember that was shooting in 2009 on the army base. the suspect is major nidal hasan. well, the victims in this case, the survivors who were injured feel very strongly that what they were subjected to that day warrants a purple heart. some sort of commendation or recognition that they were on the battlefield of a terrorist attack. >> why would they think that? because nidal hasan when he stormed in there yelled allah iraq bar and had talked in the past some of his writings and some of the other evidence that exist that he was a terrorist. by all accounts a terrorist. it has been labeled work place violence thus far. now the victims and the victims families have been pushing for these purple hearts. it doesn't look like it's going to happen because it could throw the whole trial into chaos. >> very disturbing when you have the defense department basically giving this kind of statement, let's read

this right now. passage of this legislation could directly and indirectly influence court martial panel members, witnesses or the chain of command. all of which exercise a critical role under the uniformed code of military justice. defense counsel will argue that major hasan cannot receive a fair trial because of abrarge of government has indirectly declared that major hasan is a terrorist, that he is criminally culpable. well, if you have that, how do you move forward in getting the purple heart for these men and women who deserve it. >> it doesn't sound like they can. the argument from the department of defense as you just heard is that it would prejudice the jury. you hear this all the time. it's not just in this case. you hear all the time in criminal cases that the rights of the accused or more better protected than the justice of the victim. that's how our criminal justice system is set up. in this case it goes either further because they are not refusing, because they

are refusing to talk about the motive. there was a motive here. but they think that by discussing the motive of terrorism, that it prejudices the jury and that they can't do it to your point, a motive that was praised by anwar al-awlaki who is no longer with us thanks to a drone attack. he was one of the chief persons who helped influence nidal hasan to carry out this attack praised by al qaeda. >> clayton: speaking of the victims. one of the individuals who was actually a vism the fort hood shooting spoke to us a short time ago. alonzo lunsford. he says this is just appalling. listen. as if what happened to us doesn't matter, not showing a high level of importance. and those of us that are in the military, we are kind of being rushed out the benefits we typically would receive if this was a combat event opposed to being called work place violence is is a huge

difference. and is more or less like a smack in the face of how we have been treated considering service that we have been giving to our nation. >> alisyn: we would love to know what you think about this. you can find us all on twitter. we will read some of your comments. meantime get to your headlines right now and tell you what else is happening at this hour. a terrible parachuting accident has left a member of the seal team 6. during routine free fall training at a base in arizona when the two men collided mid-air. they were rushed to the hospital where one decide. his name has not yet been released. the second victim we are told is in stable condition at this hour. the military is investigating this accident. nearly three dozen georgia educators, including a former superintendent have been indicted in one of the nation's largest test cheating scan tells. the indictment claims that atlanta public school employees conspired to conceal the cheating or retaliate against whistle blowers in an effort to bolster standardized test scores. 2011 state investigation found cheating on tests by

nearly 180 educators in 44 separate atlanta schools. well, is kim kardashian packing on the pounds for a fat paycheck. reality star reportedly gaining extra baby weight on purpose to score a weight loss deal with weight watchers after she gives birth. [ laughter ] >> alisyn: one of my favorite conspiracy theories. gives sources close to kim and weight watch everies deny the claim. >> kelly: that's unfair to kim she spreg nant. >> alisyn: thank you. good point. she is not packing on the pounds. she is pregnant. our dresses were eerily similar. >> kelly: with the flair? >> alisyn: are you working the weight watchers angle? >> alisyn: maybe i am. >> kelly: rick is actually working on that same deal with weight watchers. that's why he doesn't want to show the lower part of his body right now. he is he hiding in a car. what's going on, rick? >> rick: hoping shooting meal up above and not the lower part. guys, you know what?

i get all the time people tweeting me and asking me how do i know what the weather is going to be like on my road trip? is there any cool alps or anything like that. acura mdx. acura realtime weather. it's part of if you get like your sirius package. get realtime weather info. weather first alert forecast. warnings listed by stance to where you are and a radar map. and take a look at this. so, i can actually go in and show you right now where there is some trouble spots. so let's just do this. mini app. list. rain in north. duluth getting showers. little bit heavier. the worst of the weather i am seeing right now just to the south of omaha as well as wichita kansas. bow echo moved on through. wind.

i-345 has had showers. tulsa area seeing rain showers. little rock you are about to. big storms move through dallas earlier this morning. those are headed towards shreveport, louisiana. get ready you will get some rain as well. later on today severe weather firing across that area. how cool is that? you can set all this up? you can get your warnings. so as you are on your trip, can you set your trip plan and then make sure that you are going to be safe and be able to get there on time. very, very cool in this acura. >> alisyn: it will soon be cool. you will be out of job shortly because of it. >> clayton: showch >> kelly: how much is a car like that? >> rick: i will find out. >> clayton: a lot of these shows they don't have the numbers set yet. >> alisyn: price is no object to rick reichmuth. he says i will take it. >> clayton: i understand there are some justice league cars.

some justice league themed comic booed cars in the joint chief of javitch. >> i have a special one planned for clayton. >> kelly: rick, thanks, get back with you later on. keep the cars warm for us. new documentary says it's the story the obama administration didn't want you to hear. >> did you issue any orders to try to protect their lives? >> he was awol. >> the film's makers is trying to get to the bottom of the weapon gaze terror attack. we will talk to one of them next. >> alisyn: we telling you about a school teaching students that september 11th attack was america's fault. major update on that story. hey, we got our cards, honey!

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>> kelly: back to "fox & friends." it has been more than six months since the terrorist attack in benghazi that killed four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. and, yet, it seems we have more questions now than answers about what actually happened that day while a new documentary is being filmed right now is hoping to find the truth for the american people. listen. >> a lot of us think needlessly. >> did you issue any orders to try to protect their lives? >> surprising, he was awol. >> established -- do nothing. >> the media played it whichever way obama wanted it played. >> you cannot say that the story of benghazi has been honestly and truthfully told. >> the people in the white house are guilty of murdering my son. >> wow, buzz jacobs is one of the film makers behind that documentary.

benghazi, 9/11. a former white house security council staff member under president george w. bush. he joins us right now to shed some insight on what he is trying to do. my standing is that you are merely searching for the truth and in searching for the truth, let the chips fall where they may. >> that's right, kelli. thanks for having me on. i really appreciate it that's exactly what we are doing. this story first and foremost is about four patriots who we believe needlessly gave their lives for our -- for the american people. and we want to tell a story that is about a president who mislead the american people and a media that let him do it. >> so as you are looking at this. i'm reliving those moments as well following benghazi and our own greg palkot who went to benghazi and actually did a play-by-play description if you will of the events that led up to the killing of these four

americans dastardly deed inflected on americans. and no one has really stepped up to explain exactly how it happened, why it happened. we do know there were systemic failures. your documentary will it seek it to show how those systemic failures broke down? >> absolutely. the goal of our documentary is a couple -- are a couple of fold. first we want to show a summary of all the information that's happened over the last six months. information has been leaked out in dribs and drabs and small pieces. we want to make sure americans have a full, complete standing. but we also want to tell a story about the coverup that has taken place. about the fact that nobody has been held accountable. that after six months we still have not heard from one of the 33 survivors of this attack. there are so many questions that remain unanswered. we want to make sure the american people know them. when they walk out of this film. we want them to demand answers. >> buzz, this is a film you are very much a part of. we understand have you been

seeking help kick start. excerpt from initial email from kick starter to buzz and doug brown reads like this. your trailer appears to have a political lean. if you are able, please consider making a more politically neutral trailer. what's your response to the initial email you received when you reached out to kick starter which funds a lot of creative projects? >> yeah. our goal, we're trying to crowd fund this movie. and we to kick starter which is one of the more popular web sites for doing that we submitted our documentary for approval. they asked us to change it. they. us to it literally change our trailer. they wanted us to take the word truth out of it the reality is, is the liberal hollywood -- excuse me the liberals control entertainment. including the liberals in hollywood. they will never make a film about benghazi. this sour chance. they want to paint their beloved president in a

light negative with facts and truth. our answer to kick starter was not only no we are not going to change our trailer but heck no. >> kelly: "fox & friends" actually sent out some information to an inquiry to kick starter asking them why they wouldn't budge. here is how they responded they came back to us 20 minutes after that projects endorsing for posing for a specific political figure. kick starters are free. this project falls within our guidelines and creators are free to launch their project whenever they are ready. so, they are, again, reaching back out to you but it seems like have you found your funding. buzz, a lot of people are interesting in it we will be looking forward to the documentary coming to us soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> kelly: jacobs, everyone. it has taken american by storm. why is the hit mini series the bible so popular? we get the answer from the stars of the show. that's next. and, hillary clinton says farewell as secretary of state. but who paid for it?

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>> kelly: it's the story almost everyone knows about told like never before. 10-part mini series tells the bible. scripture for a whole new generation. baptize me.

>> kelly: the series began airing earlier this month will have finale on easter sunday. our own michael tamaro sat down to get a sense of the success of the show. >> more than 10 million viewers have tuned into the bible. when i talked to roma downie and shaw what was it like to be part of such a huge project? >> i started this almost four years ago with my husband mark burnett. began with a prayer. we wanted to bring these story to the screen. we know the bible is a book that changes life. and it's just been an amazing, amazing journey as we lead into this easter sunday episode. we're hoping the families will gather around the tv to watch the miracle that

is easter on history on sunday night. >> i will be there. you played jesus. we have a show here on fox called "american idol." a lot of people are talking about your performance in this. are you pleased with all the buzz? >> of course. i mean, this is outstanding. the fact that as an actor, obviously, the goal is always to touch people's souls and hearts with the best story ever. this is the bible. this is jesus christ. jesus christ, it's not a role, it's a figure, it's a life. so the fact that i had a privilege of doing something higher than life, for me, it's just overwhelming. i'm so grateful for this opportunity. it's just amazing the feedback that we're having. i mean -- >> -- yeah. >> we were hoping that people would be glad in tuning in. this is just -- this is

outstanding. >> he is so great in the role. these guys have become such good friends. you really see their friendship on screen. the energy off screen came on screen. >> it definitely does. speaking of "american idol," you guys have been beating them in the ratings each week. last couple of weeks. are you surprised at the success? >> i mean, we're thrilled. when we started doing this project, you don't really think about whether a show is going to be successful. in a way you are just putting all your energy into trying to bring these figures to life and trying to bring as much truth and, you know, humanity to it. so if people are appreciate that and enjoying that then we are thrilled. >> roam marks people are talking about the success like it happened out of nowhere. i understand you and your husband actually started laying the groundwork for this before the premier going around the country traveling to different churches. how -- tell us a little bit about the marketing of it.

>> well, we have been so grateful to the partnership and friendship of faith leaders all around the country. one of the beautiful aspects of the bible series has been that we have been able to bring people together from all faiths that we have had endorsements from many denominations from evangelicals, to protestants, baptists and catholics and we have made such good friends with rick warren and joel osteen and cardinal whirl and bill hible. it's been extraordinary coming together to find its one voice. michael, what we wanted to create here was a feast of faith and love and everyone was invited to the table. >> that's grass roads marketing at its best. catch my entire interview of the cast at fox news magazine.com. for the latest celebrity buzz check me on twitter at fox light michael. >> alisyn: ratings have been remarkable. >> huge. by the end tomorrow night they are expecting

100 million people have tuned in at one point or another. >> clayton: i was playing with the history channel's ipad app. sneak peek of tomorrow night's episode free app. >> kelly: i have in my beyond the dream series mark burnett and roma downie i talked to them before they launched it. >> fan fast particular people. >> alisyn: all right, michael tomorrow. thanks for showing it to us. >> happy easter. >> clayton: listen to this coming up on the show. ladies, one woman says marry a princeton man who is like her son enrolled in the school. is this a nice legislative in love or is she being a a mettle ling mom? head back to the new york city auto show where rick is standing by with cars you can drive away in for less than $20,000. ♪ water,

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>> clayton: welcome back to "fox & friends." i will throw this out to alisyn right now. promise me when your son gets to college you will not do what this mom did this is outrageous.

her name is susan patton. a former princeton graduate. her son is now enrolled in princeton. is he a junior there. she has pinned a piece, an interesting opinion piece for the school newspaper basically urging women there to start dating her son. >> alisyn: no, no. it goes further than that not just about dating her son. urging young women at princeton to find a husband. that is her overarching message to them. now is the moment she is saying, ladies, snag a husband while you are still at princeton because it ain't going to get any better than that. >> clayton: by the way my son is 19. you should date him. >> kelly: shear is what she says in the letter. her letter to the princetonian goes on to read my younger son is a junior and the universe of women he can marry is limitless. men regularly marry women who are younger, less intelligent, less educated. it's amazing how forgiving men can be about a woman's lack of you addition.

>> alisyn: if she is pretty. true that at. >> clayton: men aren't their intellectual women asprins ton william we have priced ourselves out of the market. there are princeton men as smart or smarter. you will never be surrounded by this concentration of men who are worthy of you. she basically says look, you have got to lock these guys up now. get them, you know, get them at 19 years old to be your future husband because when you leave princeton, you are going to basically be finding dumb guys out there. >> kelly: what does that say about women? what is she doing here? >> alisyn: part of it is she is saying you do have to start focusing on your relationships. one of the pieces of advice she gives which i think is interesting. and i have never have done. she says be nice to the freshman boys around you. because at some point you are going to need them. >> clayton: let me ask you this though as a woman,

beautiful woman, intelligent beautiful woman. i know in the past you have dated some morons. [ laughter ] then you ended up marrying a very intelligent man. is it because you felt intellectually superior to the morons that you didn't get married to them. >> alisyn: i don't call them morons i call them convicts. number you you both have met my husband i married for looks. i'm not sure anything i did people can take a page on. what she is saying is very outrageous. lit up the blowing. people angry giving in archaic old fashioned advice that women should just get their mrs degree. we thought we were past that. you want to lock up an ivy league guy. however, if you are mature enough in college, to think about getting married, i was not. if you are -- by all means start focusing on your personal life. that's okay. i could have never followed her advice. thank goodness i didn't

marry nebraska right out of college. >> >> kelly: was your husband from an ivy league school? >> alisyn: yes! question about that? >> clayton: women mature enough at that young of a age. i know people do get married that young. some states can you married as young as 16. >> alisyn: what? >> clayton: maybe i'm wrong wrong. i need to look into that. >> kelly: can you get married even young. >> clayton: you don't know who you are as a human being when you are 19 years old. >> kelly: 16? >> clayton: if i'm the son and still at that school. now everyone is like that was your mom trying to set you up. >> kelly: bottom line alli gave the lady some validity she married an ivy leaguer. >> alisyn: it took me a long time to get there we would love to hear your thoughts, please. find us all on twitter. >> kelly: did i not attend ivy league school. >> clayton: but we married above. >> kelly: i have met your wife. meanwhile let's get to your

headlines. dispute turns deadly. man pulled out a gun during argument with neighbors. shooting and killing two men. then he fled to his home. he held police at bay for six hours before turning the gun on himself. a woman and two young children were able to escape the home where the initial shooting took place. well, town hall farewell cost taxpayers 8 a thousand dollars. the january sendoff held in d.c. took place before the former secretary of state passed the torch to her successor, john kerry, of course. clinton was supposed to go on a farewell tour overseas to discuss. a virus forced theory cancel her plans. all right. so we telling you about that texas school teaching students that the september 11th attack was america's fault. now that school is backing off that curriculum. look at this quiz given to students at flour bluff intermediate school. the question asks why might the united states be a target for terrorism in the correct answer was decisions we made in the united states have had negative effects on people elsewhere.

after a wave of parent outcry. the school has agreed to stop teaching that outrageous lesson. meanwhile, a mom gets surprise of her life nba son game. >> that is randy miller, her son, who she hasn't seen in a year and a half. a navy pilot. and all of a sunday, watch the expression. priceless. >> alisyn: sandy miller thought she was taking a shot for money at a chicago bulls game. when her blindfold was removed. there was her son kyle. who set up the surprise. kyle stationed in knap and had not seen his mom in nearly twoers i don't. can you imagine? >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, look at that can we just stay on that. >> alisyn: can we play that a little longer next time? >> clayton: you want more tears? i got a little mist j. >> kelly: oh my goodness. that's great. >> alisyn: now can i shoot the basket, please? >> alisyn: i want some

mope. kelly, wants coming up. auto show in town this week. rick reichmuth is out there to show us the scoop on what cars won't break the bank. >> clayton: hey, rick. very cool. the new york international auto show starts today. goes through next sunday. open to the public. get on down here. i have got mark steynberg here the president of this entire event. kind of a big deal. i think you should know a lot about the cars. we picked you to tell us about these cars that are under 20,000. >> right. this is some the three best examples of vehicles under $20,000. but have great styling and great technology that's in the car. this first one, this is a volkswagen golf. this is the world car of the year. that's a big deal. >> this is the biggest award that a car company can get is world car of the year. journalists go through this car. over 20,000 the gets over 30 miles per hour. it's wider, longer much much more fuel efficient than the older version was. >> i love this was the

rabbit back in the day. we had a rabbit in 1981 or something. it was a great car. >> volkswagen has a great history in this car. they are looking to be the biggest car maker in the world. >> rick: cool. this is a ford fest attachment this isn't the ford fest that that i remember. >> not at all. european design that ford is bringing back into the states. this car gets over 40 miles to the gallon under $15,000. >> rick: that's amazing to me. can you get really an inexpensive car and great gas mileage. >> great styling and safety equipment and technology in the car for under 15,000. >> rick: this is that fiat thing i'm expecting that jlo is coming out of the car. >> i'm so glad to have fiat back in the country. great cars. over away over eak did indicated. this will be introduced later this year. it fits five people on it. it's got, again, great technology, great design on it i mean, it's a bigger car than most people think fiat is.

it's a family car. >> rick: looking inside this car. this car is huge inside here. it's a lot of space. >> it fits five people very very comfortably. great head room on it and different than most people think. >> rick: i think it fits seven people not all that comfortably. you say that auto sales are about to take off much the housing recover is happening. you say auto sales. >> yeah. over the last number of years car sales have increased again. one of the industries really doing well while the economy was stagnated. our numbers look like because of the age of the fleets being 11 years old, vehicle sales over the next 36 months extremely strong. >> rick: that's great news. great options here, guys. under 20,000 bucks and incredible gas mileage. this, i think, is a great story. back to you guys. will. >> alisyn: get me that one. >> kelly: minivan and one that as well? >> clayton: one car to put inside the minivan. sorry, my dear friend.

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welcome back, if you thought cash strapped california was already on the wrong track by spending $68 billion on a high speed rail project. wait until you hear who may be helping to build it felons, considering the state has one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation, shouldn't those jobs be going instead to it unemployed californians? let's ask former california state assembly man chuck devore policy texas public

policy foundation. chuck, nice to see you this morning. >> good to see you. >> well, what is wrong in the state of california with bringing in disadvantaged workers to account for about 10% of this overall project? that includes veterans that includes teens and others who are out of work in and it, yes, it includes felons, what's wrong with that? >> well, first of all, this policy is simply window dressing to cover up the requiring a project labor agreement to build the railroad. in other words union labor or paid like union labor. when you look at the 10% requirement, this is ridiculous about a quarter of californians are veterans lark number of immigrants. they are not going to have a hard time finding 10% of the people to fit their definition of disadvantaged workers it's not going to be a issue. >> when we quote that number on the project that number has gone up significantly.

so much waste in this project that they are surprised the thing is going to come together at all. what do we say about the waste and abuse associated with this project? >> well, this isn't s. entirely a political project. what you have here is crony capitalism. masquerading as a public works project. kind of pretending to be mass transit. >> clayton: how so explain the coney capitalism side of it. >> what happened is you had this interesting coalition of contractors who stood to make billions of dollars from building the railroad. unions who stood to employ hundreds of thousands of their workers. and politicians who got benefits or campaign contributions from those groups. they put this on the ballot and the people of california voted about 53/47. now the people of california have woken up to it and they don't like it imin. majority of california voters don't like this project. >> clayton: to the tune of $68 billion. chuck, thanks for staying on top of us.

former california state assembly man. as this project moves forward we will see if this thing comes in under budget of the latest projection. chuck, thanks for joining us this morning. coming here on the show the president crackdown on your right to bear arms says you shouldn't have a problem with it getting ready for easter by decorating eggs around here. tricks and tips from a pro. that is coming up next "fox & friends." we will be right back. what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola.

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>> alisyn: tomorrow is easter. hop to it and get those eggs decorated. fun and unique ways to take them to the next level.

designer and author of home designs sabrina and she brought some helpers with her. great to see you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> you will take our egg dying to the next level. you have done that because your eggs look beautiful what do you suggest. >> i love egg dock core rating. 15 cents apiece. get creative and get the kids involved obviously it's super easy. but i think the first step is knowing how to boil an egg. first put all of the eggs in cold daughter and put enough water to cover them over an inch. let them get to a boil then completely turn off the heat and sit for 12 minutes. if you keep them boiling they start cracking. >> alisyn: different ways to achieve the colors based on some, you know, fruits or juices. >> vinegar. >> if you put a few tablespoons of vinegar the colors will become more vibrant. even using the normal at home dying kit. >> also lemon juice. >> lemon juice can do as it well. either one around the house will make the colors a lot

more via grant. >> terrific. tell me what is going on. >> dipping and dying. it's super fun. >> you want me to spray it. >> spray adherive on the egg. >> >> how is your egg looking. >> orangish. >> i like the orange a lot. i also like your bow tie. how is this egg coming? >> good. >> are you happy with the shade or do you want it deeper? >> i want it deeper. >> got it dunk it back in there you say you can add some things like stickers. >> stickers, temporary tattoos, sprayed a heatsive rolling them in glitter. or using poster paint. another at this point is to use acrylic paint put a pencil eraser in the acrylic paint making polka dots, too. >> look how are making it? >> taking a marker and drawing all over it different sizes. >> what's your name. >> saidy. >> this is so cool. >> it is a little messy. >> how are. >> doing a good job. >> how are your hands looking?

>> let's show this to the camera. >> nice looking fingers so here are some the finished products. i'm show us. look at how great these look. >> write little messages using you know, very thin felt pens as well. metallic or even a color. you could even put them as place cards if you are having a big brunch at the table. >> get one of these. is this little -- oirks you just kept this part white. >> kept it white. >> how adorable is that use a as a. >> i love the glitter ones. >> ben is in charge of the glitter station. >> i love the polka dot ones. >> using temporary tattoos stickers getting the kids involved. 15 cents apiece they have their own piece of art they can make for the table. >> that is very, very cool. thanks so much for showing this to us. this is what we will be doing for the rest of the day. >> you can have all these eggs for your house. >> even better. thanks so much. great toe sue guys.

good work, guys. keep up the good work. they are looking at me like stop bothering us. meanwhile, the president laying a guilt trip on congress why he says lawmakers must pass gun control now. governor mike huckabee at the top of the hour with that story. and, a former nfl player showing off his sense of humor. >> aso why did he plan a retirement party at white castle? anthony adams joins us live. i'm over the hill.

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>> alisyn: good morning, everyone. it's march 30th. i'm alisyn camerota. thanks for joining us. the soldiers wounded in the fort hood attack are being stonewalled again.

now they will not receive purple hearts because, get, this it will hurt nidal hasan's right to a fire trial. we will have more on this story. >> kelly: president obama using the tragedy in new town to shame americans into backing his gun control plans. >> the entire country pledged we would do something about it and this time it would be different. shame on us if we have forgotten. >> kelly: question being asked is it the president's fault because is he presenting ideas that go too far. governor mike huckabee here live to weigh in. then, remember this guy? he told his students to stomp on jesus. well, he is just been put on administrative leave. not because of the assignment. tell you why he has been put on administrative leave. probably won't be happy about it "fox & friends" hour three starts right now.

>> good morning, everyone on this day before easter. beautiful set. thanks to 1-800-flowers. beautiful. kelli wright. >> clayton: own rick reichmuth new york city auto show. he will be here to show us great new tech in the world of cars down there. >> alisyn: get to your headlines. north korea making new threats this morning saying it has now entered what they call a safety war with south korea. this comes as the country just released a photo of ruler kim jong un meeting with generals. support decision to put missile units on stand by to attack u.s. military bases. officials say the latest threats are nothing more than talk. terrible parachuting accident to talk to you about. left a member of the navy seal team 6 dead and another one injured. officials say the seals are

were doing free free fall training at a base in arizona when two men collided mid-air. rushed to the hospital one man died. his name has not been released. second is in stable condition at this hour. investigating the accident. department of defense fighting to stop a bill that would award to a purple heart to fort hood shooting victims. in a statement the army claims giving the honor would hurt their case against major nidal hasan by indirectly labeling him a terrorist and compromising his ability to have a fair trial. survivors and families of those killed are outraged and call this report a travesty. stomp on the word jesus has been put on administrative leave. not because of the controversial assignment but because of his safety. the assignment florida atlantic university comes days just after governor rick scott called on the university chancellor to launch an investigation into this incident. the assignment created a national firestorm when a student complained and

charged with violating the student code of conduct. the school has since reversed that decision. those are your headlines. >> clayton: thanks, ali. get to rick reichmuth who is at at joint chief of javitc. >> alisyn: he has found a new friend. >> clayton: talking with wonder woman. >> rick: wonder woman this is a car. kia this year. they are unveiling seven different cars part of the d.c. comic strips. wonder woman car. auction it off for a charity. that's pretty cool. kia doing charity work. i know you are going to put a big bid so you can have the wonder woman car. i will snag the wonder woman statue. people wondering if they can get outside and enjoy their activities. take a look at the weather map. current temps as you are waking up this morning. looking pretty good. i will tell you we he have

had so much cold weather out there that at least this weekend. take a look at the satellite weather picture. east coast today looking pretty good. storms move in there tomorrow. we are this morning have been seeing severe weather move across parts of the central plains. out across the west you are also there is a big sur general's going to move in toward the central california coast today and tomorrow. you can see that system spinning there severe weather for us later on today. it's going to be again across parts of texas, oklahoma, and kansas. it could see a few tornadoes in there. so you see those storms moving through there. these will fire again later on today as the day heats up as well. quickly look at your first alert forecast for the day tomorrow. we are going to see that storm system pull off towards the east. we are going to see some showers for areas of the mid-atlantic and down towards the southeast tomorrow. behind the storm though going to be looking very good. easter egg hunting tomorrow across the central plains a great day for it send it back to you inside the

studio. ically clay thanks so much, rick. get down to little rock, arkansas this morning where we find governor mike huckabee. host of huckabee here on the fox news channel. hey, governor. >> good morning, clayton. great to be with you this morning. >> clayton: nice to see you on this easter weekend. we want to get you to comment on some headlines. the president making big headlines this week with people are calling it the same speech. we'll play this and get your reaction to it it listen to the president this week talking about the newtown shooting. listen. >> none of these ideas shoulden controversial. why wouldn't we want to make it more difficult for a dangerous person to get his or her hand on a gun?'t weo close the loophole that allows as many as 40% of all gun purchases to take place without a background collect? why wouldn't we do is that. >> basically says shame on us. 100 days and public sentiment starting to drop 10%. that's why he is out there on the campaign trail again trying to get support for some gun control. what was your reaction to

the president's speech and what could the president have done differently in this 100 days to get the kind of bipartisan gun legislation that is he calling for. >> clayton, i say first shame on the president for trying to make this a political issue rather than really get to the heart of what touched everyone in america. the tragedy at sandy hook was not caused by lack of gun laws lack of enforcement of the law weetion have. we have not dealt responsibly with the mental health issue. people who might have been identified to the point of needing to be hospitalized now quote mainstreamed. none of the laws, not one of the laws that he is proposing would have prevented sandy hook. so if he is talking about what can we do to prevent it? then let's talk about what can we do to prevent it. punishing legal, lawful gun owners, some of whom shoot for self-protection. some for sport, some for hunting, but all have the constitutional right for whatever purpose they choose, they shouldn't be demonized as this president has tried to do and the

utter lack of knowledge, the complete ignorance of what certain guns do has also been appalling to me. joe biden telling women to get a shotgun, shoot through the door and off the balcony both of which are felonies. if we are going to have a conversation, let's have one. let's have responsible adult level conversation. >> you are right there in little rock. as you know little rock is no stranger to some the gun violence that we talk about. there have been shootings there. just criminal activity as we have seen major cities throughout the country. you are talking about the president should be talking about what can be done to prevent it as a former governor of the state of arkansas, what did you see and how did you actually put laws out there to help people not only from a mental health standpoint but also combat crime? >> well, kelly, first of all, you have got to make sure that you have adequate, i would say punishment and penalties for people who commit gun crimes. that's part of it. you just don't let it be a revolving door and put them

back on the streets. a second thing you do is you put police where the high crime areas are most of the time if you look at urban crime situations. you can con sen. communities who do that. see a drop in violence. kind of violence you see from whether it's aurora or sandy hook. sometimes you don't those coming. in this case it was -- the shooter in sandy hook, for example, clearly spent all of his days playing violent video games. the president hasn't said one thing about the entertainment industry. not one thing. the democrats love to talk balance. let's talk balance. we're not talking about it. >> alisyn: governor, one of the things i want to get to in the president's plan is to limit magazine rounds to, i think 10. and we know from the records that were just released this week that adam lanza, the shooter at newtown was able to fire off 150 rounds in the space of five minutes.

you said that there is no laws that can prevent what happened in newtown. could it have slowed him down if he didn't have that level of ammo to shoot 150 rounds in five minutes. could, i'm just asking because i don't know the answer. could the 10 round limit have slowed down the massacre? >> a few seconds. a few seconds because it takes about maybe a second and a half to two seconds to knock one clip out and put the other one back. in we're not talking about that it would have changed the difference in some dramatic way. the fact is when you say let's limit the size of magazines. look, they are already on the market. they are already out there. people aren't golden globe gonna, you know, if they are criminals, if they're crazy, they are not going to say oh i can only load six rounds today. the criminals aren't going to say as governor cuomo in new york said that seven round limit. they don't even make them. he said well have a 10 round just only put seven bullets in it. how ridiculous. do you honestly think the

criminals are only going to load 7 and the citizens can that way be at least paired up? you can make some of these changes. but they are not going to have a dramatic effects. the real gun crime issue in america is criminals with stolen guns. black market guns, killing each other and killing people in the course of a crime. and that's not even what the president is addressing. >> clayton: mental health background checks and background checks in general. governor, let's talk about this. egg is interview part of the show's cast. bible on history channel. this show is exploded in popularity. this 10-part mini series. beating the "american idol" in some instances in ratings. and the season finale is tomorrow night on easter sunday. what do you make of this show and why do you think it has grown in popularity. >> i think people many people are recognizing that we have become a nation that has almost void the idea of spirituality and being a god centered

culture. we started out that way. we were a judeo-christian culture that understood that ultimately our value system comes from the natural law that god gave us. the more that we have become a man-centered culture where everyone does what is right in otherwise own eyes the more chaos we have experienced because of it and, yet, people don't understand but they just know something is not right. i think this mini series has been fantastic because it has brought many people back to a sense that if there is a god, it would probably be pretty smart to get to know him. if he is knowable. then i ought to know what he wants rather than just tell him what i want. it's really kind of growing up as a culture when we understand that maybe the person who made the world knows better how to live and work in it than those of us who have just sort of shown up lately. >> kelly: go back to the manufacturer's manual. >> it really works. some people only read the manual of instructions after they have screwed it all up. i think that's kind of what is happening in america. we realizing we are screwed up and now maybe we ought to read the manual and see

how it should be done. >> alisyn: it's striking a chord. it's getting huge ratings. predicting massive ratings for tomorrow night's fib nally. governor, stick around if you would because of the white house closing its doors to children but spending $350 million to fund sex editor grade school kids. governor has thoughts on that. we will talk to him. >> clayton: which do men prefer blondes or brunettes? this morning we have the scientific answer coming up for you. >> alisyn: looking forward to that. >> clayton: are you blonde? or are you a mix? ♪ the way you make me feel ♪ the way you make me feel ♪ really turn me on. ♪ you knock me off of my feet. look what mommy is having.

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cancelled. they keep spending your tax dollars on things like this. >> alisyn: the feds have reportedly okayed $75 million annually for sex education classes for middle school students. some starting as young as kindergarten. 20 million of which go to classes rupp by planned parenthood affiliates. >> kelly: really, is this the best way for the government to spend your money, our money? we continue now with governor mike huckabee with more details. governor, weigh in on this with us if you will. what do you think about this plan? >> you know, i just scratched my head at stuff like this when we are really struggle glick to let kids, you know, come to the white house on spring break. we have to shut that down. >> although the president and the vice president could all take very expensive vacations. here is what is really crazy. sex education classes for kindergartners. what are you teaching them? you might be teaching them, you know, that there are differences between men and women. so that by the time they get to be adults we can teach them same sex marriage means erase the differences there aren't

anymore. it's not only illogical it's irrational. think about spending that kind of money to teach kindergartners about sex that's a mom and dad job. >> alisyn: it's not just kindergartners. most goes to middle school. they say teen pregnancy prevention program and, you know, you could argue it f. that's doing good that is more important than a trip to the white house to prevent particular places appalachia is one that they site where teen pregnancy has gotten out of control. >> a will the of places it's gotten out of control and been out of control. the best way to prevent teen pregnancy is to teach personal respect, responsibility, and abstinence. kids get involved oftentimes because of pier pressure and because they feel like that they will have tone gauge in sexual activity in order to be someone. if kids understood that they are someone, that their bodies are treasure, not trash, if they give it away for free. if they give themselves freely to get someone to love them and respect them,

that person will not respect them the moment they give it away. those are things we ought to be teaching the value of the individual. the person hood of every individual. and the fact that they should never treat what they have uniquely as something that is cheap, that is disposable and that they themselves are not someone else's toy or play thing to be used and tossed away with a lot of broken feelings. and then, i think we would have a much stronger basis then to talk about the physical aspects. but if you don't talk about the personal, the emotional, and the character and integrity issues. teaching mechanics is a waste of time. >> clayton: aren't we assuming though that the parents are great parents and that they're teaching this to their children and very often that's not the case? >> i think we have to assume. i would assume clayton they are not doing it if parents were doing a better job we wouldn't have the discussion. it wouldn't even be necessary. i'm going back to my point. before you teach the

mechanics, you have to teach the standing of why those mechanics exist. that gets us back to the idea that a person needs to see himself or herself as a person of value and worth and that the reason you don't engage in sex is not because it's dirty or filthy, it isn't. it's a wonderful gift from god. sty because it's a matter of loving your own body and believing that it has value. and that you don't just give it away to somebody who won't respect it and treat you as a person of dignity. >> kelly: governor mike huckabee we thank you for sharing that. really that perspective is really fresh. it's actually old school as well. and it's new school because it continues to be the standard that we should be following. it's a good standard for america. >> alisyn: sex education from governor mike huckabee. we appreciate it. >> >> clayton: can you see governor huckabee's show tonight. who is on your show tonight, governor. >> we have wonderful guest francis chan. one of the biggest churches in all of california and

just walked away from it street preacher in san francisco and lives a simple life and invites homeless people to come live with his family. annual amazing story. >> alisyn: we'll be tuning in. thanks so much, governor. happy easter. >> happy easter. >> clayton: nfl player throwing himself a retirement party. >> kelly: you have got to see. this appreciate. big announcement. [crickets chirping] >> he his online announcement just went viral. anthony aadams joins us live next. >> kelly: call it gi no. wait until you hear where the popular movie sequel has been banned. >> clayton: i think cobra is behind it cobra commander. why should our wallets tell us what our favorite color is? every room deserves to look great. and every footstep should tell us we made the right decision. so when we can feel our way through the newest,

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>> welcome back. some quick headlines for you right now. call it gi no. the upcoming gi joe sequel won't be playing in pakistani time soon pakistan is referred to as a failed unstable state. the clock has struck midnight and the glass slipper has broken for cinderella florida gulf coast. the eagles got off to a hot start early. florida gators came back ending florida's gulf coast's improbable run 62-50. he craves some attention. now is he getting a ton of it defensive tackle anthony adams essentially a role player during his nine seasons playing in the nfl showed his sense of humor this week when he announced his retirement at an empty

white castle restaurant. watch this. >> appreciate it big announcement. [crickets chirping] >> i'm retiring today. >> do you have any questions for your dad? [no response] >> okay. since nobody had any questions, i'm just going to order me some food. >> alisyn: anthony's hilarious video has gone viral he joins us from chicago. hello anthony. >> hello how are you doing? happy easter? >> alisyn: what were you doing in an empty white castle announcing your retirement? [ laughter ] >> i know a will the of those big time guys they have like helicopters flying over and planes can't land and they have big press conferences. i wanted to show white castle some love since i drive by it every day. >> clayton: beginning part of the video you show off some of your accomplishments, playing in the nfl doing a great job. running out in front of

70,000 people through that tunnel to a game and you cut to this hilarious statement where you are making the announcements to crickets and no one shows up. [ laughter ] >> that's the life of a nose guard. we do all the dirty work. we get all double teams and we don't take any glory for it. so, you know, that's just a typical life of a nose guard. >> alisyn: you also lie the way because you teamed one white castle to do this funny bit. you will donate $1 for every like you get on your video. they will donate it to autism research. why that cause? >> well, white castle has already raised like 1.8 million through the in three years, so imauto just teaming up -- so i'm just teaming up. we did that routine if you come in, share, and like it. they will donate a dollar and we $25,000 in 24 hours.

>> clayton: why did you join that cause? was there something about autism awareness that you felt needed more attention and get the word out about it. >> a couple people on twitter have been following me, adams, they have been telling me what such a great job i have been doing raising money and all the different things that i do. i raise money for breast cancer. i raise money for p car. and it just so happened that white castle was already doing autism. i just want to help out. >> alisyn: that's nice. >> clayton: now the future. because you make this amazing video and goes viral. we will tweet this out so more people can like it and raise awareness for autism. a lot of attention as nose guard that doesn't usually happen. michael strahan has like four shows. right? regis and kelly show. now fox nfl sunday. can you get your own show? is that what is next for you? >> i don't know. see, i have a gap here. and i'm not sure if my gap

--big enough for stray strahan. i'm open for anything. i'm retired. come check me out. somebody can call me. email me, whatever. i will make myself available. >> alisyn: you are great. clayton, get off the set. anthony is my co-host. >> clayton: i would like to see that anthony, you are welcome to my job. >> you guys have me on any time. i will be in new york next season. >> alisyn: we will take you up on that when clayton is out on vacation he we will take you up on that. thanks so much, anthony adams great to talk to you. >> no problem. >> alisyn: up next on the run down a young you a autistic boy goes missing from school. no one notices. step into the right sneaker. next guest tips on finding the right shoe to fit your lifestyle.

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>> i'm feel that need for some speed. >> i thought you were hungry, need for eggs this morning. you have the need for speed like kelly does? rick does this morning. is he at the new york international auto show with awesome cars down there. hey, rick. >> hey, clayton if you are in the need for muscle which might be the case. muscle cars now.

time for the hottest sports cars. kendra farmer back. thank you for coming back with us. >> thanks for having me. this first muscle car we are talking about. this is a chevy camaro. >> yes. many people have been waiting for this vehicle. this is the camaro c-28. made its world debut here at the auto show. just a couple of days ago. this is the most track capable camaro ever. >> you say track capable. that means this is a race car. ton a racetrack. >> have fun with it v 8 engine 500-horsepower and pounds of torque. the zoe 60 hasn't been released yet. as can you tell this baby is going to be fast. >> it's very cool. i like that color on it. this right here is the car that i would like to take home it will never happen. this is a jaguar convertible. tell me about it it? >> jaguar s type. 2014. this just won the 2013 world car design of the year just a few days ago. can you see why it's

absolutely beautiful. has a v 8 engine with 495-horsepower and zero to 60 is in 4.2 seconds with top speeds of 186. >> man, that is so beautiful. there is something like b. a jaguar when they do this it doesn't seem obnoxious. sometime some of the muscle cars maybe have that. it is incredibly sexy. speaking sexy. this always kind of the sexy car. >> this is one of the most talked about vehicles at the show. this is a 2014 corvette stingray. just made its north american debut here at the show a couple days ago. this is the most powerful. and most fuel efficient standard corvette ever. it gets up to 26 miles to the gallon. has 450 horsepower with 450 pounds of torque. get, this zero to 60 is in less than four seconds. >> that's crazy. i think corvette and i'm thinking i'm probably going to get 6 miles per hour per gallon. >> no you have your speed your power and still saving money on your gas. so, that's awesome. >> incredible. kendra, thank you so much. >> you are welcome.

thank you. >> alli and clayton and kelly. which one do you want? >> i picked -- i had picked the jag. >> i like the jag but i'm going for that core corvette. i have always loved the corvette. >> is there more than one? can we all have that? i goal with the tiny fiat. >> i thought you were going to take the wonder woman car. >> i will take that, too. batman car that i want rick to find too. thanks, rick. >> beautiful, rick. thank you. let's take a look at some of your headlines right now. nearly three dozen georgia educators, including a were toker superintendent are indicted in one of the nation's largest test cheating sandals. the atlanta public school employee accused of conspiring to conceal cheating and retaliating against whistle blowers in an effort to bolster standardized test scores. 2011 state investigation found cheating on tests more nearly 180 educators in 44 different atlanta schools. in a tragic loss for wrestler rick flare, his son reed found dead inside

a hotel room in northern california -- or north carolina, excuse me. 25-year-old was also a wrestler and scheduled to tour with his father this weekend. the cause of the death is still being investigated. it's not believed there is any foul play though involved very tragic indeed. mother outraged after finding her 7-year-old son alone walking down the street when he was supposed to be at school. worse, now the trial is in trouble. even though the school didn't know he was gone. the autistic's boy teacher apparently told him to go outside for recess and he walked off. >> i panicked how in the -- and nobody notified me? nobody called me. nobody called the police. nobody even knew that he was missing for a whole hour. two and a half miles away from the school. >> very concerned mother and rightly so right there. by the way, the school is still trying to figure out what happened. but once the child spend

his lunch and recess time in the principal's office for the rersz of the year. attention single lazy ladies out there. want to know what men in a wife. >> you are breaking up with me? i thought you were proposing. >> elle, if i'm going to be a senator, i need to marry a jackie, not a marilyn. >> like the movie legally blonde, a new british study this morning finds 54% of men prefer to marry a brunette. the reason they thought brown haired beauties would be better at cleaning and cooking and taking care of their appearance and managing money. >> that's just wrong. >> alisyn, do you agree with that study? >> why did you you even read that clayton? >> clayton: it's news and it's accurate. >> kelly: do you want me to slap him on the hip? >> clayton: don't shoot the messenger. >> alisyn: you guys duke it out. meanwhile the weather is warming up and time to go outside and go for a run or

a walk. do you have the right sneakers? our next guest is going to help us shop for the best ones. editor at large with shape magazine. they just released the best shoes of 2013. nice to see you again. >> hi al glimplet tell me about these popular shoes i'm sporting. >> you are wearing popular shoes from nike free. they feel very light weight. >> they're. incredibly. >> testers felt like you weren't wearing anything. you are actually getting a lot of cushioning and a lot of support. these are excellent for cross training. and cross training shoes that means you can wear them for boot camp. wear them to run. it's for that person that likes to do all sorts of workouts. >> alisyn: fantastic and yours. >> mine is the my sunni know wave riders. great shoes for runners. logging a lot of miles marathon or just likes to run on the treadmill. they come in a lot of cute colors as well. >> alisyn: meet me around the table and talk about all the other options for sneakers this season. everything is vibrantly

colored by the way. >> that's what i love so fun and colorful. you want one of everything if you can this is from saucony sprinters out there. what's great about this shoe really really light. only 6.7 ounces, two ounces lighter than your typical shoe. >> for sprinting does it have a motor in it? that's what i would need. >> that's what you have to provide yourself. not only is it cute but you can travel with this too because it's not going to take up too much space in your actual luggage. >> alisyn: fantastic what's next. >> my -- mizuno wave rider i was wearing. support. joint support running and pounding. >> for hard core runners if you are running long distance you want that kind of support. >> what about these. >> that's the nike you are wearing. different color wave. anyone who wants to do cross training. think of cross trainers the out shoes. they will work for anything. >> little black dress to all of you gentlemen at

home. >> that's right. high tops? huh? >> these are back in a big way. from reebok. these are specifically for dance classes. you are north going to want to try these in other workouts. they have a lot of support in the ankle area which is really important when you are doing zumba or hip hop. this is the shoe for you from reebok. >> alisyn: these look more standard. >> standard walking shoes from new balance. 17656789 people then to forget that walking is an excellent workout. especially if you are someone that's just trying to get into the workout game. make sure you are wearing a shoe that's going to support you as you are walking those miles. >> alisyn: i love walking and you obviously need the right shoes so you don't get uncomfortable. can you wear the ones aim wearing cross trainer. >> running shoes. don't wear walking shoes for running or cross training. >> alisyn: i got it look at these. >> this is your your every day walking shoe. echo. it's very, very light

weight. the sole has a lot of good cushioning. it's going to prevent from you slipping when you are doing your errands and raining outside. so slim and slender. it's perfect for traveling cute and slide this into your gym bag or suitcase. >> alisyn: very quickly is it time for me to replace my sneakers from high school. >> you should be replacing every four to six months. >> alisyn: four to six months? >> the cushioning and rubber tends to diminish in quality and that's going to lead to injury potentially. >> alisyn: thanks so much. always fun having you on. thanks a lot. over to kelly. what's coming up? >> kelly: save me a pair. i need a new one anyway. a link between autism and vaccines? texas driving home a christian message, literally. how these license plates are not only spreading the faith but also making big bucks for the lone star state. ♪ i love you for your pink cadillac ♪ crush velvet seats

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>> 45 minutes past the hour. here red light top stories on your web site for your health. a new cdc study finds that there is no link between too many vaccines and autism. researchers claim that they have measured the levels of substances from vaccines in kids and found no difference between those who had autism and those who did not. and the fda approving a new first of its kind diabetes drug. the drug by johnson and johnson lowered blood sugar by blocking its absorption into the kidneys. for both of those foxnews.com. >> thanks alisyn. talk about driving the message home. christian themed license plates are now for sale in the state of texas. people are buying them in

droves. helping raise big bucks for the state as a charity as well. in fact, released just a year ago. 568 plates in this design have been sold. raising more than $60,000. kim drummond is with the company that makes these plates and mike boone is the proud owner of two of them they join us from austin, texas. lovely town indeed. why did you start this? >> you know, the program was started by the state of texas to come up with a way to get people excited about specialty plates. you know, in other states they are really popular. in texas we have had only about 1% of all texans who will choose anything about that standard issue plate that comes in the mail. they don't think about it our job at my plates.com was to get people excited about plates. give them creative, colorful fun designs that help them express things they are passionate about. >> the money you have raised $60,000 where does that money go? >> well, in that particular case, that's just from one

plate. our program has raised more than $15 million. >> kelly: wow. >> since 2009. our guarantee is $25 million. we have 150 plates in our program. the plate we are talking about today someone of them. that $60,000. that has all done with to the general revenue fund of texas. law firms can use that to pay for schools and services. all texans. >> i have seen these kind of plates in other parts of the country. why did you decide to get a plate and what is yours in particular say? >> good morning, kelly. i happen to have mine right here for you to see. >> perfect for tomorrow. resurrection sunday? >> that's right, for easter. >> it's an important message throughout the year. that's why i thought it was a good idea to have it as a tag. i woke up at 2:00 in the morning last fall looking for a license plate because i knew i needed one. i found the cavalry plate on there for the first time. i prayed about the message and i was very pleased to find that this was

available. >> kelly: what kind of response are you getting from people who drive by and they see your license plate with the name he s risen are. i haven't gotten more negative reaction. more often than not i have seen people in the back behind me with their phone cameras taking pictures behind me. i have actually waited to move at stop lights because i didn't want to be rude and take off before they were able to get their picture. >> kelly: i wish i had more time with you. it's a really cool thing you are doing out there. kim drummond. mike boone. happy easter to you and keep driving with that message he is risen. best of it. >> happy easter. >> happy easter to you. texas, big heart, big state, big things. up next on the rundown. the president calling on the private sector to help our country's infrastructure. didn't we already pay for that with the stimulus? then, do you think breakfast is the most important meal of the day? turns out that age old advice could be all wrong?

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>> alisyn: you may be eating break fast right now and may be thinking it's the most important meal of the day. how about whether or not you should have a yogurt for a snack how about eating grilled chicken for lunch? are all of these things healthy? our next guest has some myth busting advice for us and change the way you eat forever. imcan enterally snyder. here to debunk popular food myths. the author the beauty detox foods book. it came out certified clinical nutritionist.

ghis to see you. >> highs to have you back here. first myth. breakfast is the most important meal of the day. we hear that all the time. truth or fiction? >> well, it's true that you need a lot of lot of nutrition in the morning. when people hear that they tend to load up eat way to heavy in the morning. if you have foods really high in fat it make different sausage bacon and eggs. all your energy goes to your stomach it goes to digesting the foods. then you end up eating more snacks more caffeine getting weighed down. a better alternative is to start the day, this is my going green smooth j. all v. all my celebrity clients drink every day. a fuel that will give that you nutrition to start the day off right. start the day off on the path for weight loss. energy. there is is over 13 grams of fiber in it which is more than most americans get in a full day. >> let me try some of this fiber. >> try a little bit. >> alisyn: clayton wants to be a celebrity try it. >> 8 grams of protein. concentrate this many greens, there is amino

acids in it, vitamins, minerals, great for your skin. >> alisyn: jennifer aniston right now. >> he is transformed already. >> alisyn: while you become transformed. i see people do this all the timed a grilled chick ton my tossed salad that makes it extra healthy with added protein. >> the idea that myth here that only animal foods contain protein. there is also a myth that we can never overdue protein. holly macronutrients. a lot of people are having protein at dinner you you don't necessarily need to have it it everyday at lunch. animal protein is particularly acid forming in the body. puts pressure on our kidneys and liver main fat burning. organ. detox phiing organ. working different religion is teenager tarren options. len tell, seeds. you don't have to be a vegetarian but you don't need to have as much.

>> alisyn: at every meal. >> exactly. >> clayton: we won't put any chicken she will put blue cheese in it is that a smart move? blue. >> we'll be talking. nuts much easier. >> alisyn: talk about yogurt. we have a yogurt here for breakfast. we are cramming for the exam. you say that's a bad thing to do. >> a lot of commercial yogurts today are loaded with sugars and artificial colors and flavors and preserves and a lot of things which are difficult to digest. dairy is also really difficult for a lot of people to digest. contains lactose. high amounts of the protein. it's difficult to break down. anything that's difficult to break down take as lot of energy. it's, you know, weighing you down. >> clayton: some people focus on calories only. calories in and calories out. >> exactly. >> clayton: this is not the case anymore. a calorie is not just a calorie. >> it's true. the idea of calorie counting if that really

helps then dieting wouldn't be a billion-dollar industry. just numbers alone doesn't give the picture as to how a food mafs in the body. is it making more acidic which means we tend to hold on to more weight. is it taking inner i didn't and nourishing our skin. rather than eating all these processed packaged foods. >> clayton: like these. >> smack on unroasted almonds would be great. veggie sticks. i have beautiful dips and beauty detox foods you can make. whole foods. >> clayton: these things. >> things you can't pronounce. protein isolates things that aren't whole foods anymore. >> clayton: number seven on amazon this morning. >> been in the top 10 that's exciting. >> alisyn: kimberly snyder, thank you very much. you always inspire us to eat well. >> coming up on the show a middle schooler brings a butter knife to schooling so she can cut a piece of fruit to lunch. then she is suspended is that fair?

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>> good morning, everyone, it's saturday, march 30th, i'm alisyn camerota. the first surplus did not go so well. the president wants to double down. >> week do better, we can build better and in a time of tight budgets, we've got to do it in a way to make sure that taxpayers dollars are spent wise wisely. >> he's suggesting that the private sector can help our infrastructure. >> kelly: the soldiers wounded in the fort hood attack are being stonewalled. now they will not receive purple hearts because get this, it will hurt his ability

to have a fair trial. >> clayton: he had moves from the king of pop. ♪ >> love this guy. and meet the dancing usher. "fox & friends" hour four rolls on. not going to see that on any other channel, i hope. ♪ >> good morning, again, everyone, thanks so much for joining us on this holiday weekend. it's great to have kelly wright with us in for tucker carlson. >> clayton: it's a bountiful weekend at the show. have you got the eggs done. >> alisyn: today. >> clayton: always good to do that the night before. >> clayton: i was worried about the eggs going bad, my wife did them three weeks ago. >> alisyn: truth be told my

daughter did eggs earlier this week and i turned them into egg salad. >> clayton: we'll have much more coming up and rick reichmuth joining us from the new york auto show and new cars as well. >> kelly: and i want to see the dancing usher again. >> alisyn: what else is happening? a tragic parachuting accident has left a member of the navy elite team six team dead. the two men collided in mid air. they were rushed to the hospital and his name has not been released the second is in stable condition and the military is investigating his accident. several airports are suing the f.a.a. over plans to shut down nearly 150 air traffic control towers because of the sequester cuts. the plaintiffs are accusing the agency of violating federal law meant to ensure several changes that they do not erode safety. they'll put the passengers at

risk and the towers are set to close april 7th. a major victory for an arts and craft store chain. and a federal appeals court will now hear hobby lobby's challenge sometime this spring and the company says it violates the beliefses of christian owners and says that the constitutional rights to religious freedom does not apply to hobby lobby because it's a secular not for profit corporation. a mom gets a surprise of her life as she reunited with her navy pilot son at a nba game. >> and her son she hasn't seen in a year and a half, a navy pilot. and all of a sudden. watch the expression. priceless! >> and miller thought she was taking a shot for money at a chicago bulls game and when her blind fold is removed. there is her son kyle who set up the surprise. and kyle was stationed in

japan and had not seen his mom in nearly two years. >> clayton: fantastic. must have been nerve wracking to be on the court and to have this happen. >> alisyn: yeah. >> clayton: you're nervous to go down there and get the shot. >> let's go to rick reichmuth and the international auto show. and what are you in this morning right now, rick. >> rick: i'm in an audi a-8. it's an incredibly comfortable car, but i came here because i've been looking for the car at that have weather information and they've got a thing called audi connect, 3-g technology and 4-g coming in the audi a-3 pretty soon. but shreveport, louisiana, good morning, you are 68, 60 degrees, you've got rain showers, today you're going to have thunderstorms in the morning, by the evening just looking at cloudy skies tomorrow, thunderstorms in the forecast all day on monday, you're talking about partly

cloudy skies by the afternoon, and take a look at this, big showers moving on in. i love this. get all of this weather information here and that's your shreveport map. take a look at the other maps and you can see we're watching severe weather today across parts of the south. areas of texas and oklahoma and kansas, could see a tornado or two and tomorrow for your easter forecast, the same system pulls off to the east and i don't think we'll be looking at severe weather, but showers and thunderstorms, across the areas of southeast and mid atlantic and colder air eventually moves in towards the northern plains, but for the most part the central part of the country looking great for easter egg hunts tomorrow. this is the audi a-8, incredibly comfortable and weather in your car, nothing could make me happier. >> dream come true. >> and that's while you're driving. >> he likes to read-- >> good point. >> alisyn: thanks, rick, have fun out there. >> clayton: speaking of hitting the road, the president hitting the road to

talk about our infrastructure. you're out there driving and notice the potholes and the decrepit bridges and railways, we haven't heard too much of that from the president we have been talking about gun control legislation and immigration reform, but the president went to miami to talk about focusing once again on infrastructure spending. take a listen. >> he we still have too many ports that aren't equipped for today's world commerce. we've still got too many rail lines too slow and clogged up. we've still got too many roads that are disrepair, too many bridges that aren't safe. we don't have to accept that for america. we can do better. we can build better and in a time of tight budgets, we've got to do it in a way to make sure that taxpayers dollars are spent wisely. >> alisyn: the president is absolutely right about that. we do have a crumbling infrastructure. if you go to any of the new york city area airports. >> talking about the roads down here?

>> i mean, the bridges are in disrepair, the airports look like you're flying to a third world city. he's right about that. what's confusing a little to people, some thought that's what surplus spending was supposed to be two years ago, three years ago, 787 three years ago, 787 for projects that were supposed to be shovel ready. >> clayton: keep in mind a lot of the president's men and women said all along he didn't ask for enough for the stimulus package. nows' working a new public works spending plan that calls for 4 billion dollars in new spending on two infrastructure programs, higher caps on private activity bond to encourage more private spending on highways and other infrastructure projects, giving foreign pension funds tax exempt status when selling u.s. infrastructure, property more real estate assets, also renewed call for a 10 billion

dollars national infrastructure bank. which may have some bipartisan support, it's unclear at this hour if that would go forward, but having that sort of savings account, a rainy day fund so if we need that bridge on philadelphia street fixed. certainly do if you cross it, worried you're going into the river. and your point-- thank you. to your point this was money we thought was already spent on stimulus money we were hearing about the during the the recovery and need americans back to work. what better way than to get them out there sort of like fdr did, getting people out there building bridges during the depression, and building parks and infrastructure projects and this was the money that we thought was spent well or in part. >> alisyn: and the stimulus created or saved 2.5 million jobs, obviously, that's good. but so far, the funds shelled out 744 billion so at a cost per job of almost 300,000. the president says that the

reason that he used that miami port was a back drop. that's exhibit a, what he's hoping to do. they got 2 billion dollars in a grant-- a combo of private funds and government money, but for giving more public money and federal dollars. >> kelly: speaking of the appetite being low. a person said it more suscinctly was charles krauthammer talking about the public versus private plan and here is what he's saying about the president's plan so far. let's listen. >> this is the stuff he uses all the time. his idea is that the engine of growth, which he we all know is the private economy, is waiting to get a stimulus injection from the government. the housing market is on the move. it's recovering on its own, and on the other side of the argument, obama passed four

years ago, the largest stimulus in galactic history to kickstart the economy and it didn't kick start. this is an economy that has to be reduced taxes and regulation. galactic, never want to disagree with charles krauthammer buff when we talk about the housing recovery on its own. you have banks buying up hundreds and hundreds of properties, they look better, but it's artificially inflated when hedge funds are buying up houses. >> alisyn: it's geographic, some places it is and-- >> i have to agree with clayton. some companies out there receiving government infusion taxpayers dollars in order to buoy their resources and not lending out the money as they should. >> donald trump's biggest gripe, we give them the money and they don't lend it out to

people who need it. >> alisyn: the fort hood shooting, 13 killed and many survived and feel they were the victims of terrorism. it seemed obvious to them because the shooting suspect hassan came in and yelled allah akbar and began shooting. they want to be afforded the rights of some terror victims. that's not going well. >> kelly: they should be, but the united states has not done that, they're trying this case as if it were a workplace violence situation instead of terroristic, here is what the defense department, passage of this legislation could directly and indirectly influence potential court marti martial, all of whom under the uniform code of military justice. defense counsel will orgu that major hassan cannot receive a fair trial because a branch of

government has indirectly declared that major hassan was a terrorist. >> clayton: so this trial could be thrown into flux if these victims receive purple hearts because they would have received them had they been in a combat zone. that's the conundrum here, right? it is a combat zone. he was a terrorist. they're not receiving purple hearts all because the trial could be labeling him a terrorist. and on the shooting and aftermath, a victim says not only the purple hearts at usual here, it's the rights and payments had we been on a combat field instead of in the office. >> it's as if what happened to us doesn't matter, not shown a high level of importance. those of us in the military were kind of being rushed out and the benefit that we typically would receive if this was a combat event, opposed to being called

workplace violence, is a huge difference. and it's more like a smack in the face of how we've been treated. the service that we've been giving to our nation. >> alisyn: he feels that his rights more protected than the-- this was a lone wolf operating as a terrorist, and that makes the combat mission, when he's firing on military men and women who are in uniform. >> clayton: at a fort. >> kelly: at a fort, what do you call this. >> alisyn: a battlefield, that's what they say, it was a battlefield, yeah, the victims. >> clayton: give us your thoughts on that, friends@foxnews.com and find us on twitter at fm weekend. on the show, a middle schooler brings a knife to school, she has braces and she needed a knife to eat this pear. she was suspended.

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>> none of these ideas should be controversial. why won't we want to it make it more difficult for a dangerous person to get his or her hand on a gun. why wouldn't we want to close the loop hope allowing 40% of all gun purchases without a background check, why wouldn't we want to do that? >> well, this week on the same day that new details came out offering an inside look at the sandy hook gunman, adam lanza, president obama pressured lawmakers to pass new gun

control laws. but would new laws have prevented the tragedy or future ones. joining us is a former secret service agent, hi, dan. >> hi, how are you. >> alisyn: i'm well. let's take a look the at some of the things the president is proposing and see if they would have made a difference in sandy hook. obviously, everyone wants to make sure that another sandy hook doesn't happen. if the background checks were more stringent, it it seem as though that would have had much effect here in newtown, these were registered to nancy lanza, adam lanza's mom, not adam lanza. >> right, the president's lying, and the that figure has been debunked we're here with cowards to try to take away the liberties.

background checks, look at prosecutions, alisyn, the prosecutions for people who fw through a background check and not qualified to buy guns are so unbelievably low. no data to back it up, he's not telling the truth. >> alisyn: 40% of gun purchases do not go through a background check, you're taking objection with that number. let's move onto the magazine clip, another controversial element of the plan. the president wants magazine clips to hold no more than ten rounds. >> we know from the newly released documents, that adam lanza had three, 30 wound clips and able to fire off 150 rounds in the space of five minutes. if he had been limited to ten rounds wouldn't that have slowed him down and possibly saved lives? >> alisyn, in the secret service we can change out a magazine in one and a half seconds and some guys better trained less than that. now who determines the amount of rounds who you need in a gun fight to protect yourself

and your family? not you, the bad guy. he doesn't stop shooting in ten rounds and doesn't care about a magazine restriction, he's going to have a standard capacity magazine while you're restricted to ten rounds, so the president with no background in security at all, he was a lawyer, a constitutional attorney, should back down on this, it's a ridiculous restriction, it's not going to do a thing to prevent gun violence at all. >> alisyn: quickly, dan, you've been on front lines, being a secret service agent. what is the solution? >> we don't even have mental health records right now and the gun background check system that we're using now. if you've been declared mentally incompetent or danger to yourself or others, what about the schools, the bad guys are going to get the weapons and we're not going to be able to stop them with harsh language. the president has his children protected by guns and i deserve to have the same

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belize, $1100, six nights stay and flight out of dallas. april 23rd is the departure date. staying alt the hotel with the dive, certified, and head out on the adventure. the barrier reefs, one of the biggest corral reefs. and the shark-- >> when i was young i got my certification, and six weeks. and my dad was instructor. and they get it all done? >> can i stay for three months? >> i'll go with you. >> clayton: heavenly days, you stay at the resort in st. thomas? >> st. thomas is fantastic. one of the more affordable of the islands in the u.s. ver begin islands. staying there. $1100, flate and hotel package

and this includes a harbor cruise, a great way to get into the island vibe right away. family own answer run since 1974. iggy's one of the most popular bars on st. thomas, turtles, scuba diving. >> clayton: family friendly. >> yes. >> clayton: and the european island in greece. greece has its troubles and could use some tourist stops. >> this is luxury through and through, heart to compete with the romance factor. this includes lots of bells and whistles, 2,815, a little bit after splurge, a flight out of new york, five nights stay, trance ter to and from the airport, to and from the black sand beaches and romantic fruit and wine in the hotel sweet. >> clayton: i love the wine when you show up once in a while. hard not know drink it all. and golf cart and bare feet,

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north korea, is getting bold and calling out specific u.s. cities as they want to attack, and new pictures of their young dictator plotting for war. is this just tough talk or a serious threat? we'll have a live report from washington straight ahead. and he's got moves that would make king of pop proud. introduce you to the dancing usher. see if our james rosen if he can do those. we'll ask him live coming up. night noilt ÷÷

♪ >> one of my favorite songs. by the way. time for your favorite shot of the morning. two adorable rare south african lion cubs, tussle over easter eggs. they were born less than a week ago in johannesburg. >> clayton: the at first look i thought it was two headed. but-- >>. >> clayton: all right. children here playing, not cubs by the way, they're real human beings playing with easter eggs. >> clayton: just in time for easter tomorrow, kelly, we told you how to decorate excellent eggs earlier in the show and now we'll show how to use them for center pieces for easter brunch or dinner. author of home design,

sabrina. she's tired of the egg jokes. >> kelly: cracking me up. (laughter) >> at first funny, but-- >> dress up the tables and you always want something on the table. >> eggs are so inexpensive no reason not to use them in the house. use them in the center piece and layering on top of cake, cake dishes that you have lying around the house and this is more that you can put at everybody's table and crack off the top of the egg and get it all out of there. >> i was hoping that you could get that done. >> it's messy, but in the bad. >> and the yolks. crack off the top with just a little-- crack off the top. >> you can blow them out, too, how creative you are. >> put in a little bit of water and little flowers underneath here.

>> there. isn't that pretty? >> that is. >> and a little vase on the table. >> the little egg holders. >> what kind of egg do you make in those? >> this, it's just the actual shell, but when you do hard boil your eggs to decorate like the kids are diagnose, the trick is to put them in cold water. you want about an inch over the egg and then when they come to a boil you turn off the heat completely and people try to keep boiling and boiling and that's when you get the cracks. >> why don't you talk about the wheat germ and i'll talk with the kids. >> clayton: the white germ, a healthy part of my diet, and gnaw on that. this is easy put it in the center of the table and you look like an easter egg hunt. >> peeps and candy, and dramatic in the dining room or just in the four. >> foyer. >> and where do you get this. >> they usually have the wheat

grass. >> this young man with the awesome red bow tie, he had a spill, but is doing all right. what's your name? >> jake. >> kelly: jake, do you like this? >> yes. >> kelly: and how about the girls. what are you working on? >> putting some like, yeah, decorating all the eggs, yeah. >> kelly: doing a good be job. >> that's why i have them here. >> clayton: what do you do when the eggs are left over. are we going to do anything with the eggs. >> if you keep them refrigerated, otherwise people have left heover eggs and next week is egg salad week, so if you have left over eggs in the refrigerator, that's what you should do with them. >> clayton: lots of lessons here. for information read your book or where else do you get tips. >> issabrina soto. >> ali. >> alisyn: i look forward to

that. >> this is being bedazzled. >> alisyn: good, i need an accessory. thanks so much, guys. let's get to your news, there's more tough talk from north korea this morning, saying it has entered a quote, state of war with its neighbors in the south and this comes on the heels of threats to attack u.s. military bases. chief military correspondent james rosen is live from the nation's capital with this. hi, james. >> good morning, few analysts believe that north korea wants to risk the destruction it would ensue if it made good on current threats or hostility with the u.s. and the threat levels announcedaily by kim jong- jong-un, looking at maps. contracti contracting wants new concessions and they were

addressed earlier in doha qatar. >> rather than threatening to move in a new direction, the world would be best served if he would direct his people and make a decision himself to engage in a legitimate dialog and legitimate negotiations in order to resolve not just american concerns, but the concerns of the japanese and south koreans, russians, chinese. >> reporter: instead, the north has threatened a missile attack on the u.s., something that military experts believe to be beyond north korea's capabilities just now. and this morning, the north threatened to shut down a manufacturing center that's operated jointly with south career near the two country's demilitarized border. six weeks since they've done a military test, a miniature device that suggests that pyongyang is only five years

away from striking the u.s. >> alisyn: frightening stuff. the professor who ordered his class to stomp on jesus, for his own safety. the decision comes days after governor rick scott called on the state university chancellor to launch an investigation into this incident. the assignment created a national firestorm when a student complained and charged with violating the student code of conduct. the school has since reversed that decision. and student suspended for bringing a knife to school, which she brought to school to cut up a pear. it was in the handbook. but it's stirring up lots of debate. >> the kid now has a record when she applies for harvard it's going to show she was

suspended for what? for bringing a knife to school, not a butter knife, a knife. >> a student is not supposed to bring a knife to school, technically they did nothing wrong. but what the mother says is correct you need to look at the whole, is this a kid a pre problem or a troublemaker? >> and your pooch may have to stay in the back seat. illinois a proposing legislation that would fine drivers $25,0 if they drove with their pet on their lap. >> alisyn: clayton, tell me about the dance moves. >> clayton: pistons fans were treated to quite a show yesterday from an unlikely source. a stadium usher, take a look at this guy. ♪

the dancing usher's name. shannon, caught by the stadium cam, dancing with billie jean. the first time he's broken out. he's known as the team's unofficial mascot. got the dance cam on him. >> kelly: a good move. >> alisyn: so good. >> and more noise for you, ready for the noise, it's noise to you, it's new stuff and the dance is over for the cinderella florida gulf coast. the eagles got off to a quick start and couldn't fend off the gators. ending the run, 62-50. wild end to the michigan kansas game. wolverines trailed by 14 points fewer than seven minutes, three-pointer to head to overtime and they pulled it out. and face the florida gators next. other winners from the ncaa

tournament. duke and louisville go on to the elite 8. and ohio state faces wichita state. >> yesterday, a lot of people fired up. tony romo swimming in cash this morning. the dallas cowboys making him highest in franchise history. six year, 108 millioned contract extension and has many up in arms including the former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb, and tweeted, this is how i learned about it, tony roma, six year, 108 million dollars extension, with one playoff win, got to be kidding me. that was echoed about it-- >> you follow donovan. >> clayton: no, i follow somebody else who is a philadelphia eagles fan. and some cowboys fans love romo, but one playoff win. >> kelly: i love romo, but one

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>> you're out! >> rules! >>. >> oh, i love that. billy madison was bullied playing dodgeball in that clip. but should we ban kids from playing donnell dodgeball. >> kelly: was he bullied? >> he walked away didn't want to play. >> kelly: the next guest says it's setting kids up to fail. >> clayton: the author, the kids of your own fault. larry joins us this morning.

nice to see you. >> thanks for having me on. this is one more step in the wussification of america, where we're turning our kids in wimps and sissies. it's a huge mistake that's going to have grave consequences in society, i believe. >> clayton: they say it's bullying, afords an opportunity for kids like the o'doyle to step up and be vicious to people in the class, unpopular kids, kids aren't as popular as the larger, stronger kids. what do you say to that? >> well, i say that society is pretty much based on survival of the fitness. your job, you're sitting there today. i'm sitting here today because of survival of the fittest, those who are faster and stronger and more confidence and are more courageous usually win in life and in business and when we don't allow the kids to experience these things as games, then they never learn how to win, or how to lose and believe me, there's a lot more losing in

life than there is winning. so, we have to teach our kids those lessons. besides, will the me ask you this, who thinks in terms of, as they've called dodgeball, a target-based game. what kind of victim mentality thinks like that? the rest of us just say, game. and game means fun and we get to play and have a good time and run and scream at each other and yell, and have fun and be loud. who thinks that target-based game when they think of dodgeball? >> i never thought that way. he when i grew up playing dodgeball, a fun game and weren't trying to bully anybody, having a good time and sometimes got hit upside the head with a ball, but moved on and laughed about it and when you got the opportunity get the person out how you turned it. >> clayton: look, you got hit a bunch of times, you're fine. >> kelly: no, still kind of -- i'm sorry, larry as you're saying the wussification of america, if that child can't learn what it is like to fail

that child may not get up again and succeed. >> that's right, when you add this to all the things like you get the national pta, call it tug of peace instead of tug-of-war. (laughter) isn't that ridiculous? and then you have that we should be grading papers with lavender pens not red penses because red pens make it look like your page is bloody, only if you have a bad paper. that's adding up to the wussification of america where we never teach the valuable lessons of winning and losing. as i said before we have to teach kids how to lose, lose with dignity and honor and how to win with dignity and honor at the same time when we rob them through that through playing games, it's just a game, we're cheating our kids. >> kelly: all right. larry, we thank you. >> clayton: larry's book is called, your kids are your own fault. . >> kelly: and do the right

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>> 53 minutes now past the hour. here is one of the favorite stories of the day. pregnant kim kardashian reportedly gaining extra baby weight in order to score a weight loss deal with weight watchers. sources close to kim and weight watchers deny the claim

and is it a joke or a bacon lovers dream come true? >> now, what could bacon level 10, bacon level 11 for breath that sizzles. >> alisyn: wow. >> clayton: procter & gamble promoting a new bacon mouth wash. >> alisyn: i don't know what to say. >> clayton: rick has been swishing for weeks and out of the studio. >> alisyn: you're showing the hottest cars right now. what have you got, rick. >> rick: very, very cool stories, and second year that toyota and the new york auto show to get the car out to the wounded warriors. you're with toyota and we're going to talk to you, how did you choose alex and-- >> the wounded warrior foundation and alex was recognized along with men and

women and it's a great honor for us and toyota. >> you've got something to turn over? >> we do, the 2013 rav, all wheel drive, women to the family. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> rick: this is exciting and great. you live on staten island. you were born in belarus, and three years after coming to the u.s. joined the marines and injured. >> injured in 2003 in iraq and was a proud member of the wounded warrior project ever since and appreciative to be here and want to thank everybody involved for giving me this honor, thank you. >> rick: alex, so you get in. and you've got two kids playing around in the car, clearly they've found the horn in the car. what does it do for your family to have something like this? >> this is amazing and it's wonderful and we're so very excited, we cannot wait to get on the road with it. thank you everyone so much. it's an incredible honor, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> it's such a great thing and

you had one other special honor when you received your purple heart. >> yes, i was greeted on my 25th abirthday by president george w. bush and a nice conversation and i was proud to be talking to him there. >> rick: wonderful. listen. thank you so much for your sacrifice and your service, and thank you for what you've done. the kids are enjoying it you guys need to get there and enjoy it. more "fox & friends" coming up in two minutes. te recipes? just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do.

>> tomorrow on the show is easter. we'll also have dr. ben carson and chris wallace and celebrate the holiday and "fox & friends." >> our thanks to kelly wright sitting in for tucker. >> kelly: thank you. i'll be on one o'clock. >> will you tackle more on the kim story and--