hope you all had a fantastic easter. i'm heather. >> i'm ainsley. it is monday, april fool's day, april 1. thank you for watching "fox & friends" first. the top five stories making news at this hour. a texas district attorney was so concerned for his safety he carried a gun with him at all times. now elected officials in kauffman county texas are getting extra security. all of this after a couple were found murdered in their home this weekend.

police have not found a suspect or motive but say the shooting does not appear random. >> it appears it was a targeted attack. it was the mcclellan family. the best thing we can do is remain calm. >> police are investing if those -- are investigating if those deaths are connected to the murder of the assistant d.a. attorney. >> a massive pileup on a virginia highway involving 95 cars leaving three people dead and 25 hurt. there were a total of 17 crashes within a within-mile stretch of interstate on interstate 27 caused by a heavy fog. drivers say it was so thick you could barely see a few feet in front of you. at the center of the map a couple of trucks collided. they caught fire and started a terrifying reaction. >> all you could hear was bam, bam, bam. and all you could hear was explosions. >> we could hear the continual wrecking behind

us. just screeching and metal, just a lot of banging. >> three people killed in that. it took hours to clear away that highway. >> one person is dead, three others injured after an accident at this arkansas nuclear power plant yesterday. a spokesperson for energy core says a generator fell as it was being moved out from one of the plant's buildings. no nuclear material was released at the time and all of the plant's units have been shut down. >> this prediction in washington won't be scrambled by the sequester. the white house eastwill start 0 this morning. families will join president obama and the first lady for games and stories. pope francis leading an easter mass. he broke tradition entering the crowd in an uncovered pope mobile, kissing babies, shaking hands and shared a long embrace with

a disabled boy. afterwards he delivered his easter message from the papal balcony calling for world peace. >> see those babies and people hugged and kissed. >> louisville university announcing its guard had a successful surgery after a horrific injury last night. you may have missed it when it happened but we have more on what happened. >> the school went into the final four but the entire team is at a loss coming to grips with a sight no one thought they would see. the point guard's leg buckled as he went for a shot. he had the bone reset and a rod inserted into his leg. despite his pain, ware cared more about his team. >> i don't think anyone

with what we had to witness could have overcome it if it wasn't for kevin ware saying to the guys 12 times i'll be fine. win the game. >> the teammates wiping away tears after witnessing ware's injury. players are still struggling to describe what they were going through. >> i almost didn't feel nothing. it was really hard for me to like pull myself together because i didn't ever think in a million years i would see something like that. >> ware will remain in indianapolis until at least tuesday. he is expected to have a lengthy rover but the injury is not expected to be career-ending. >> it's another sign the u.s. is not taking north korea's threats lightly. f-22 fighter jets being sent to south korea after the north said it's in a state of war. kelly wright live in washington with the latest. >> the tension continues to mount between north korea and the united states, the

provocative talk from north korea is not being taken lightly at all. the united states is watching and acting to defend its ally south korea as well as its interests. the united states defense department confirms f-22 stealth fighter jets are in south korea to participate in military drills there. the f-22 raptors, an advance fighter jet that can evade radar detection. the u.s. military command in south korea issued a statement urging north korea to restrain its provocative actions, stating north korea will achieve nothing by threats or provocations which will only further isolate north korea and undermine international efforts to ensure peace and stability in northeast asia. north korea leader kim jong un continues to disregard warnings from the international community. during a parliamentary session with legislators, kim and party officials declare that building nuclear weapons and the economy is north korea's top priority and even vowed

more nuclear strikes from south korea and the u.s. the north korean news agency stating in an article state of war from this time on, the north-south relations will be entering the state of war and all issues raised between the north and the south will be handled accordingly. >> it's not an empty threat. i wouldn't be concerned about them hitting the mainland u.s. right now, even entering u.s. territory. i think the real threat is to what north korea might be boxing itself into. >> meantime the u.s. continues to flex military might near north korea in a show of force that any strike from north korea at all will not be tolerated and will not go unanswered. >> thank you so much, kelly. it's time to look at who's talking. this morning we're talking about immigration. a deal was struck between business and labor groups over the weekend which could pave the way, many say, for reform. >> that agreement assures guest workers would be paid

no less than the median wage in their industry. despite what's considered a major breakthrough, lawmakers are insisting no deal has been reached just yet. here's democratic senator chuck schumer. >> with the agreement between business and labor, every major policy issue has been resolved on the gang of eight. now everyone, we've all agreed we're not going to come to a final agreement until we see draft legislative language and we agree on that. but we drafted some of it already. the rest of it will be drafted this week. and so i am very, very optimistic that we will have an agreement among the eight of us next week. we will notdom final agreement until -- not come to final agreement until we look at all the legislative language. he's correctly pointing out that language hasn't been fully drafted. there will be a little kerfuffle but i don't think we expect problems. >> congressman jeff flake says the deal is not done yet and still has to get members of his party to follow along with that

agreement. listen. >> we're much closer with labor and business agreeing on this guest worker plan. that doesn't mean we've crossed every i or dotted every t or vice versa. we've still got a wades to go in terms of looking -- a ways to go in terms of looking at the language. but we're closer certainly. if we can get the language right -- and i think we'll stick together as a gang, and i hope we can pull some republicans our way. i think a number of them are with us already. i don't want to talk about walking away. i don't intend to do that. >> schumer also said he's confident a deal will be reached this week. the president said it will happen before the end of the month. we'll see. >> let's talk about weather. time for your weather update with maria molina. maria, we're finally getting a taste of spring. >> just a little bit across the east. enjoy it while you have it because you're going to be seeing changes. colder air moving into parts of the midwest. all thanks to our cold

front which will be bringing in a chance of showers in the northeast and parts of the southeast. temperatures, 46 in new york city, the 50's across the carolinas, 50 in the city of dallas. by the time we head into this afternoon in texas, you'll be enjoying warm temperatures. 86 degrees for your high temperature in san antonio. we may get to 60 degrees in new york city. we have yet to do that so far this season. 40 will be the high temperature in chicago. look at minneapolis. a very chilly day. 36 degrees for your high temperature. showers across parts of new england. snow on the backside of this system across northern parts of maine. we could be seeing lake-effects behind this storm system. heavier rain across the carolinas, georgia. there is a chance on the tail end of this stimulator on this -- tail end of this system we could be seeing storms across parts of oklahoma. we have the start of baseball season today.

yankees playing the red sox in new york. looking at a temperature of about 54 degrees at the start of the game. >> that's a big deal. always love it when baseball season starts. >> it's nine minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, how did google mark easter sunday? it wasn't with an image of jesus. they showed a doodle of cesar chavez. >> we know buying in america keeps jobs in the u.s. but it could also keep dollars in your wallets. dollars in your wallets. we'll explain next. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy.

>> welcome back. it's 13 minutes after the top of the hour. it could be a big break in the search for a missing brown university student. authorities say surveillance video say he was seen 20 minutes after

his last internet activity. last seen two weeks ago. a recent economic uptick isn't helping many homeowners as the amount of foreclosures continues to skyrocket. 1.5 million homes have been foreclosed on this year, up 9% from this time in 2012. >> ainsley, thank you so much. being made in america is paying off in more ways than one. lauren simonetti is here to explain. we know it helps keep jobs in the united states but what else? >> it's great for stock prices as many of these companies that do most of their revenue and most of their sales here in the u.s. made in the u.s.a. marketing tag we like applies to the stock prices as well as this stuff that is american-made they do make. you've got europe mired in debt, china cooling down, other emerging markets cooling down. so stocks of american companies that do most of their sales here are performing better than those that do half abroad.

for example, netflix, its shares are up 104% since the start of the year. if you take qualcomm, another big tech company, it gets 97% of its revenue abroad, its stock up this year but only 8%. >> toys and products advertised being made in america -- >> people love it. >> this long winter has been hard for our health, good for c.v.s. and other pharmacies. >> great for pharmacies because march is a month that can go either way. last year we had the warmest march on record. this year it's been really cold. thank goodness it's over. people are sick and with allergies. it's great for the pharmacies out there. for the retailers, we're not buying summer dresses and flip-flops. a lot of these inventories have bloated inventory so we might see sales sooner and deeper than normal.

by the way, spring is christmas for home depot and lowe's. they haven't seen that quite yet. >> a little later. maria said it will be pretty decent today. lauren simonetti in the fox business network, thank you. >> time to brew on this. google under fire for this doodle on its main page. the company honoring the birthday of the late labor leader cesar chavez instead of honoring easter. so far google commemorated the holy holiday once in 2000, 13 years ago. a spokesperson said -- quote -- "sometimes for a given date we feature an historical event or influential figure we haven't in the past." that leads to the question of the day. do you think google was wrong to do this? send your comments. tweet them at fox friends first or shoot us an e-mail and we will read some of those later in the show. it is 16 after the top of the hour. next on the rundown, are you worried the deli meat

in your fridge that's been in there for a week is dangerous. how do you know when you should throw it out? one airline about to give a whole new meaning to a window seat. as we go to break, look at the gasoline prices today. the new national average, $3.63. unchanged from yesterday.

>> good morning to you. it is now 20 past the hour. an act of violence on one of the holiest days. the father -- a father is

gunned down in an ohio church parking lots by his own son. witnesses say they heard two men arguing loudly and then several gunshots as mass was letting out. police have taken that shooter into custody. >> they are sick with fear. hundreds more dental patients expected to line up today in tulsa, oklahoma for h.i.v. testing. nearly 7,000 patients of this guy, dr. w. harrington potentially exposed after the dentist's office said to have seriously unsanitary conditions. >> do you throw away food because you're worried it's going to spoil? you're not alone if you do that. americans throw away 30 billion pounds of food every year but a lot of that food might not be bad after all. how do you know what's safe to eat and when you should toss it? here to explain is our cookbook author and expert for national frozen and refrigerated food expert.

hey, alison. let's talk about grocery shopping. when do we know as far as expiration dates are concerned when we need to throw things out? >> if it says expired by, that's the last date the product should be eaten or used. you really need to follow that. when it says use by, the manufacture sets that date. that is actually when the product is at its peak quality. you can still use it after that date but it's going to be the best by that "use by" date. >> sell by? >> sell by is for the store to determine how long to keep it on the store shelves. if you're going to buy chicken or eggs and it says sell by and it's after that date, still on the display, don't buy it. >> sometimes you can get a discount. it will have a red sticker on it and that's okay. >> if you're going to use it like really quickly or

refrigerate it, you can do that. >> you say buy with specific foods in mind. go to the grocery store, take a list with you. >> absolutely. you're going to end up wasting food. also people forget that frozen food is actually real food. buying things like frozen blueberries or strawberries, you can pull out what you need so you're not going to be throwing away. >> how long can we freeze foods? >> it depends. we're going to talk about a few things. everything is a little bit different. deli meat, you can keep that in the refrigerator for about three days after that date marked on your package. you can freeze deli meat up to a month. >> if we cook chicken and i put it in the refrigerator, how long can it sit in there? >> only about one to two days. if you freeze it, you can keep it obviously for another month. >> what about eggs in the refrigerator? >> eggs kuhlly can last --

eggs can last three weeks after that date but they have to be in the coldest part in the refrigerator. >> what about bread when you know if it's bad? >> obviously look at it and if there's mold. there is a squeeze test. if it still feels moist, you're going to have to slice into french bread. look for mold. >> what if you freeze bread? we would pull it out -- my mother did this -- and it would have ice all over it. we would thaw it out and it was good. >> you can freeze bread three to six months. some of the breads come frozen. buying bagels, you can freeze them and take out and portion. >> let's go back to the freezer. do you have to have a zip lock bag for the freezer or store it in a regular bag? >> i recommend to have the freezer bag and also it will have a space on there

to write the date and the name of the item so you remember when you -- like if you freeze chicken, when actually you put it in there so you'll know. >> how long do you have if you freeze chicken, if you freeze sandwiches? >> for chicken or ground beef, you should be good to freeze that for three to six months. >> what about baked goods? cakes? sometimes if i bake a cake, i'll put half in the freezer. >> with pastries, two to three months. mark on your zip lock bag. squeeze out the air to prevent freezer burn. >> is it okay to eat the top of a wedding cake a year later? >> it really s. -- it really is. >> thanks. it is 25 after the top of the hour. coming up, a classic almost every kid reads in school, but is third grade too

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>> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends" first. i'm ainsley earhardt. i'm heather. it is half past the hour. top stories making news this hour, just a few hours from now we'll learn if prosecutors will seek the death penalty for james holmes. prosecutors rejecting a deal that would have given him life without parole. one thing they still must prove: premeditation. >> why hasn't he pled not guilty by reason of insanity is likely they don't want to give up documents, give up their client for examination because we think there is a lot of premeditation in those documents. >> that rampage left 12 people dead and 58 others injured. >> a bipartisan group of

senators moving closer to ao deal on immigration reform after labor unions and businesses agreed on a guest worker plan. >> with the agreement between business and labor, every major policy issue has been resolved on the gang of 8. everyone, we've all agreed we're not going to come to a final agreement until we see draft legislative language and we agree on that. >> we're much closer with labor and business agreeing on this guest work plan. that doesn't mean we cross every i or dotted every t. >> florida senator marco rubio, part of that gang of 8, cautions any deal may be used. >> a suspect driving right through the front door and slamming into a display.

>> people in front of the coke machine. >> police arrested him on assault charges. it is blessed drugs or alcohol may have been -- it is believed drugs or alcohol may have been involved. >> a small plane crashes in the middle of a north carolina suburban neighborhood killing the two passengers on board that plane. the residents initially had no idea what caused the fire. >> when i got outside i see this big mushroom cloud and we came running out to see what to do. and that's when we realized it was a small plane, had crashed. >> residents have been allowed back in their homes as of this morning. the crash is under investigation. >> listen to this one. millions of americans left in tears after the emotional finale of the bible mini series on the history channel. >> jesus of nazareth has been found guilty of blasphemy. the sentence is death.

>> jesus! >> crucify him! >> so many who watched the program taken to twitter. lisa tweeted the bible had me in tears. jesus went through so much so we could be free and our sins forgiven. >> rachel tweeted watching the bible with tears steaming down my face, my heart is full of love. so many people have watched that. >> the u.s. sending f-22 fighter jets as north korea makes its latest threat, warning south korea it is now in a state of war. kelly wright is live in washington with more. good morning, kelly. >> the tension continues to mount between north korea and the united states. the provocative talk from new york is not being taken lightly by the u.s. the u.s. is watching and acting to defend its allies, south korea. the united states defense department confirms f-22

stealth fighter jets are in south korea to participate in military drills there. the f-22 rap tor is an advanced fighter jet that can evade radar detection. it is a show of force that may cause north korea to think twice about its provocations. but north korean leader kim jong un continues to disregard warnings from the international community during a parliamentary session with legislators, kim and party officials declared it will build more nuclear weapons and conduct nuclear strikes on south korea and the u.s. the north korea news agency stating in an article from this time on the north-south relations will be entering a state of war and all issues raised between the north and the south will be handled abg abg -- accordingly. >> he's trying to be the tough guy. he's 28, 29 # years old and he keeps going further and further out. my concern would be he may feel to save face, launch some sort of attack on south korea or some base in

the pacific. >> congressman peter king. meantime the u.s. military command in south korea says north korea -- i'm quoting here -- north korea will achieve nothing by threats or provocation. it goes on to add that such actions, it says, will only cause north korea to become more isolated and undermine more international efforts to develop peace and stability in that region. ainsley? >> thank you, kelly. down to the state of texas where a massive investigation is currently underway in order to find who murdered a district attorney and his wife in their own home. kauffman county officials are getting extra protection while that killer is still on the loose. >> flags are flying at half staff in kauffman county texas mourning the loss of a district attorney and his wife. their bodies discovered saturday inside their home. >> we were shocked. really shocked and saddened

by the news. we can't believe it. >> those who knew the couple say they were a happy couple. >> very nice guy, engaging. >> this latest shooting follows the january murder of assistant district attorney mark hass. the shooting spree left folks in this town on edge. >> it happened in the square and that was such a shocker. but to know you're not safe in your own home. >> a very serious thing -fplgt we need to be more careful in our community and more observant and sphot assume because we have a -- and not assume we're safe. >> officials believe the murders are somehow connected but don't have a motive. >> this appears to be targeted. so i don't think the community at large is in danger. the best thing we can do is remain calm, remain supportive of the mcclellan family and those handling the investigation and continue to look out for each other.

>> this has raised concerns for prosecutors as extra security precautions are in effect. >> there will be increased security at the courthouse tomorrow. visible security. >> before you leave the house this morning, let's get your first degree weather update with maria molina. >> good morning, maria. we may be on a little warmup coming today. >> a little warmup in new york city but then comes a cool down as soon as tomorrow. enjoy it in places like new york city and parts of the carolinas and georgia. today highs in the 70's across atlanta, raleigh. 60 degrees could be reached today in new york city. so far this season you have not seen 60 degrees. got to 59 degrees on saturday in new york city. behind this front, much chillier. 36 degrees for your high temperature in minneapolis. 40 in chicago and 37 in cleveland. again, a cooldown is coming. in new york city by

tuesday, you won't get out of the 40's. a significant cooldown by 16 degrees in a span of 24 hours across the city. big cooldown behind this frontal system. today showers across parts of new england, great lakes, parts of the carolinas and georgia. areas of heavy rain out here. on the tail end of this front, we will see thunderstorms. some of these could produce severe weather. keep this in mind if you live in lubbock, texas. some could produce isolated tornadoes and large hail. it is a very slight risk. we're not spefbgting a massive severe -- expecting a massive severe weather outbreak. lake-effect snow watch has been issued across parts of upstate new york because six to ten inches of snow can fall out here. that's north of syracuse. otherwise tigers playing the twins today in minneapolis. it is going to be 32

degrees when the game st really cold for minneapolis. it is going on, though. maria, thanks. >> glee star checking himself into rehab. he admitted in 2011 he went to rehab when he was 19 years old. >> a rare signed copy of the beatles album, sergeant pepper's lonely heart club band sold for a record $290, 500. the album signed by all four of the beatles. >> g.i. joe retaliation taking the top spot at the box office this weekend with $41.2 million. the crews slipping to second. tyler perry's temptation came in third, $22.3 million. >> ainsley's favorite was

the crew? >> i have not seen that one. >> the final four is now set. michigan and syracuse will square off next weekend. number-one louisville will face wichita state. but everyone is talking about this. an extremely gruesome injury. guard kevin ware's leg buckled as he went to block a three-point shoot. he broke the bone in his leg. players and coaches and everybody who saw that, many of them at least forced to wipe away tears after they witnessed that horrific injury. the school overnight said he had surgery and it was successful. it is not expected to be a career-ending injury. good news there. >> baseball season officially underway. the first game of the season taking place last night. the astros beating the razors 8-2. the astros first game in the american league. >> it is now 40 minutes after the hour. wouldn't it be nice to write off your daughter's

wedding? one guy did it and got away with it. we'll tell but these crazy tax write-offs. >> it's not allowed? do you want to look like kate middleton? now you can with one download. we'll explain.

>> good morning. it is 44 minutes after the hour. what does a college degree get you these days? for a whole lot of students a minimum-wage job. about 284,000 college grads are working for minimum wage. that's a 70% increase from just ten years ago. a seattle school rewriting homer's odyssey to make the language more appropriate for students. a third grade class was set to perform the play until a parent complained about some of the dialogue, and now it's changing.

okay. ainsley? >> thank you, heather. some are asking. -plt wouldn't it be nice if you could write off plastic surgery? i'm not asking that. just some i hear. what about your daughter's wedding? those are some of the unusual tax deduction that is people have tried and gotten away with. adam has all the details for us. adam, that's not my question. >> don't shoot the messenger. are you ready from this? from chest implants to charity cash there are expenses you can deduct from your taxes but be warned, the i.r.s. is watching. a financial analyst says it's not as easy as filling out the form. for instance, an exotic dancer had surgery to enhance her breasts. let's say it was a big job and added ten pounds to her overall weight. she claimed the cost of the breast implant surgery as a deduction. the i.r.s. said no.

chesty appealed and saying her implants were like a deductible like a uniform because they met two i.r.s. criteria: they were required as a condition of her employment and second they were unsuitable for everyday use. i'm not touching that one with a ten-foot pole. you decide. then there is the woman with 70 cats who claimed 12 thousand bucks in deductions. the i.r.s. allowed that because the woman was a foster pet caregiver working for charity. not so easy. she had to submit a letter from the charity for expense deductions exceeding $250. the i.r.s. will allow those deductions if you are providing services to a registered 501-c-3 charity organization. you can deduct that lazy friend on your couch if that lazy friend lives with you for a full year and has no money. they can earn no more than than $3,800 and you have to

provide financial support. in my entire career of broadcasting, since i'm 17 years old, lorena bobbitt had me saying certain things. i never said chesty love on television. >> nobody says chest implants. they're boob implants. >> they look like 20 pounds. not 10. >> it is 47 after the top of the hour. still ahead, despite years of research, autism is still misunderstood. dr. marc siegel is here to separate fact from fiction. >> not only is it fun, turns out laughing is good for you too. we'll tell you about research that will have you laughing out loud. first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox &

friends." >> i hope you had a great easter. here's what's coming up on our show. major league baseball's opening day. a louisville slugger set up a batting cage on our plaza and ainsley is heading to the circus where she will attempt a wheel of steel live. plus donald trump will be here. he will not go to the circus. an april fool's surprise. did i mention the impractical jokers live? this is going to be a great monday show.

>> it's nine minutes till the top of the hour. do you love kate middleton's dresses or maybe the hats she wears? there is a new app that will help you get her look. the app identifies an

outfit you see her wearing on tv and tells you where you can buy it almost instantly. while that app is not available yet, the tech company behind it says they're working on it making it a reality pretty soon. still ahead, laugh it up. how cute are these children? according to a new study laughing improves your physical and mental health. it can also improve your blood pressure, mood and social relationships. children laughing, there's nothing better. >> dr. marc can talk about that. april is autism awareness month. despite decades of research, the disorder still has a lot of misconceptions. here to talk about this is dr. marc siegel with the medical a team. good morning. one misconception is those with autism lack empathy. you say that's not true? >> not true. there was a study that says autistic kids can learn to

express empathy meaning they have it but don't have the social ability to express it. you can teach them the cues thousand interact. >> -- the cues how to interact. >> it can be a learned behavior? >> absolutely. the earlier we teach children to act in an empathetic way the better. >> you say the treatment is beneficial? there is no cure. but what is the treatment? >> the treatment is intervention. it has to do with therapy. some people believe it has to do with changing diet, a diet low in gluten has been looked at, not proven scientifically. the earlier we teach children to overcome social problems -- because, again, autism is a problem with interacting. it is a problem with social excuse. it is problems with social cues and social skills. >> teachers are saying there are more children with autism than 20 years

ago. why is that? >> we're looking for it more. we don't know how much it is that people are developing it because of something in the environment. >> autistic people can't communicate? fact or fiction? >> absolutely fiction. they may communicate differently. they may communicate nonverbally, they may have different ways of cuing what they have to say. >> we need to learn how to read that. you do sometimes see children in particular rocking or doing repetitive movements. tell us about that. >> that's a fact, a very good thing. that may be children's way of relieving anxiety, feeling better about things. repetitive behavior like rocking, these are things we shouldn't try to suppress because there may be a purpose for it. >> some believe autistic people have a propensity for violence. any truth to that? >> absolutely not true. it is such fiction. autistic kids can have what's called meltdowns where they get frustrated

or angry but they are more likely to take it out on themselves and no evidence that it increases violence. >> dr. marc siegel, thank you very much. next on the rundown, we'll read your brew responses.

>> two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. the u.s. sending f-22 fighter jets to south korea for some drills. this comes as north korea now says it is in a state of war with the south. >> prosecutors will seek the death penalty against james holmes. they rejected a plea deal last week for life without parole. it's opening day at ballparks across the country. the astros beat the rangers 8-2 in the season opener, houston's first ever game in the american league. we look at the the

good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good, delta ordering 60 pizzas as a way to apologize to passengers for a really long wait. airlines are required to provide basic food and water for passengers stranded more than two hours but that pie was a special treat. next the ugly. a driver's ed teacher arrested after allegedly teaching a teenager to do doughnuts. the man told cops he thought she should learn how to navigate in off-road conditions and she plans to go in the military. finally, the ugly. talk about an easter grinch. a church in colorado vandalized on easter morning. easter baskets and the eggs were stolen. >> time to brew on this. our question of the day responses. earlier in the show we were asking you do you think google was wrong for making the late labor leader cesar chavez its doodle on easter sunday? >> jim says i was shocked google would snub the meaning of easter in such