year. great choice. >> scott says family first always. >> karen says the birth of a baby is so important. baseball is just a game. thanks to everyone who responded. >> we appreciate it. "fox & friends" right now. >> bye. good morning. it's friday, april 4, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. an ambient cocktail and a shouting match. new details inside the mind of a fort hood shooter. what caused him to snap. we areç live from fort hood. >> and he held americans captive during the iranian hostage crisis for 444 days. so why won't the obama administration deny this guy's visa to the united states? america's outraged. you will be too. >> how far would you go to save your cell phone? this girl went down into a drain. one problem. she could not get out. >> that's a problem. >> mornings are better with

friends. watch. ♪ ♪ >> usually when somebody winds up down in a drain, they call lassi. >> unfortunately there was a time in our country where dogs were saving everything. flipper was savingç us in the ocean and gentle ben was saving us in the wood. >> ruby, he saved me from a pool one time. >> did he really? >> yeah. he tried. >> how old were you? >> i was 11. >> you fell in? >> i did. >> he saved you? >> yeah. >> we want to find out what happened to that gal in the hole in a little bit but right now a fox news alert. did an argument with another soldier spark the deadly massacre at fort hood? new details emerging as to what might have set off specialist ivan lopez. >> ainsley earhardt is live at fort hood again today in texas. what can you tell us about thisç fight?

>> reporter: we're hearing a lot about that fight here on the post this morning. let me show you new pictures we're just getting in of sergeant -- of specialist ivan lopez. he was a family man, originally from puerto rico, a musical family, a church-going family, was in the marching band there. neighbors say he was happy, that there was no outstanding marks as far as military career was concerned. but, yes, we are hearing about that possible fight before he opened fire allegedly on the post. the lieutenant general mark milley commented yesterday. take a listen. >> there was mentioned yesterday there may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers and there is a strong possibility that that in fact immediately preceded theç shooting. >> some of the soldiers here on the post were exchanging text messages saying they thought there

was some sor altercation with a superior officer about taking some paid time off. i think they were saying he was upset because that wasn't granted. as far as mental state is concerned, you mentioned at the top of the show, that drug cocktail, a mixture of drugs we're hearing he was taking, some antidepressants for depression, anxiety, ambien to help him sleep and was being evaluated for ptsd. a mixture of different types of drugs we're being told. as far as the gun isç concerned, he bought that on march 1 from a store called guns galore. it's here in killeen, texas. there's a picture of the gun shop. it's also the same shop, which is very chilling, that the fort hood shooter back in 2009 bought his weapons as well. lopez's gun was bought legally. it just wasn't registered here on the post. so, therefore, he wasn't allowed to have it on wednesday here on the post.

>> ainsley, thank you very much. we had one of the trauma surgeons on this program yesterday. he said he thought they were going to be upgrading the conditions of some of those who were injured and taken to the hospital. what is the status of the folks who have been hurt? >> i'll tell you a few things we're learning this morning. i got off the phone with the hospital 30 minutes ago. they said theç nine patients sent to the trauma one center, five have been released now, which is great news. four have been upgraded to serious condition. three were in critical condition yesterday. she says she thinks all of them are tpw-g to -- going to be okay. they are in serious condition which is better news than three. of the three killed on the post, one of them, his name is being released. he was army sergeant timothy owens. his mother found out the news. she is a 77-year-old news that lives in illinois. found out the news when she got a call from his wife and she said, quote, mom, i want to tell you how sorry

iç am. tim is gone. >> that is heartbreaking. >> back to you. >> meanwhile, what else can we tell you about this soldier? number one, i was shocked to see the general come out and say there is strong evidence he had a medical history that indicates an unstable psychiatric or psychological conditions. you've got to wonder is there any system set up within the army where if you're an officer or a colleague or lower-rank, high rank, you say i'm worried about this guy, worried about my safety, worried about his safety, where you can get in. >> the commander said they are not sure of the motive up to this point though there are indications on the facebook page in terms of purchase of the gun on march 1, a facebook post that included some, he alluded to theç devil. he said i just lost my inner peace, full of hatred. i think this time the devil will take me. i was robbed last night,

and i am sure it was two guys. disas -- it is as easy as that. people questioning whether the death of ivan lopez's mother in november had anything to do with that. >> apparently because the army would only give him one day off to go to puerto rico. >> seems to be a few reasons to look into there, though the actions are unreasonable. colonel ralph peters says this might be more, this might be a change in society. >> i see a deeper cultural issue here where when i was at fort hoodç 25 years ago in the days of chariots and spears, it was unthinkable. it wasn't in our behavioral vocabulary to do mat shootings. we had psychos. wewill always have them in massive organizations. but now in our society, between video games, the internet, constant near celebrations of mass shootings it has become

almost an actual ization semi approved by society. >> what should happen going forward? i was asking last night on special report -- i know you were getting ready for your appearance with bliley last night, brian. nina easton has a son at fort hood. she said she didnn, think everybody should be armed but people with arms at the ready in case something like this happens. but it is troubling to think he was being treated for depression and other mental problems and apparently was able to buy a gun. he never did register it on base where they knew about his mental problems. but nonetheless it brings up the question once again, having guns in the hands of people who are mentally unstable. it's not a good deal. >> it's hard to argue with that. meanwhile, there's something else we were talking about all week. in 1979 one of the hostage

takers was pwhraoebl, this guy ahmed aboutalebi, they thought he was -- >> he says he was a translator and part of the negotiator. that is the spin today. >> there was 52 americans held hostage, he said 144 days. the fact the state department said they were troubled by this election but stopped short they would refuse a visa, ted cruz says, the senator, that this is a slap in the face. >> this is dismaying. even more dismaying is yet this is another indication of how radical, how extreme, how anti-american iran is. this goes to the broader question about the naivete of the obama administration, that they think they can engage inç good-faith negotiations with a nation whose leaders refer to israel as a tumorous cancer that must be removed, who refer to

israel as the little satan and america as the great satan. and i would note under the existing statute if the taliban in afghanistan had sent osama bin laden as their ambassador to the u.n., the argument would be we have to accept him into new york city. now that's crazy. >> it is crazy. and the united states says you know what? usually with a member nation, you've got to take whoever they select. nonetheless, it does say a lot about iran. if they are going to send somebody here who was a hostageç taker, what does that tell you about the kind of negotiations they are going to have? >> this should be a no brainer. senator ted cruz said he hopes there is 100% participation -- >> the state department is pushing back. state department employees were taken in 1979 and senator schumer and senator ted cruz together agreeing on something? i think the president of the united states can make a huge statement by going this is a nonstarter, a little insulted you put this guy up for nomination.

i know the state department said yes, which is a good sign because this has been in the works for a few months. >> let's say good morning to heather nauert. >> i've got other news. there is dramatic surveillance video and it shows an 11-year-old boy as he runs into traffic in detroit and sadly he gets hit by a truck but the good news is he's going to be okay. this morning, though, the4k4,p3 man who accidentally hit the boy is fighting for his life. 54-year-old steve newtash was brutally attacked by a group of men when he got out of his truck to help the boy. >> they started punching him and stuff like that. the guy was trying to fight back but there was too many of them. eventually he just fell. >> police are now searching for at least 12 men who were involved in that attack. >> she was trying to set a skydiving record but she wound up losing her life. 46-year-old diana pariss died when her main march

chuteç malfunctioned and her back upparachute opened too late. paris jumped 1,500 times. the u.s. government banning all american planes and commercial cargo from going to crimea. they say they are afraid two planes could be flying on the same route and crash into each other. why? russian air traffic controllers are now getting on the radios of all planes that are flying through that region and is creating a whole lot of confusion out there. at least one pilot already reported getting conflicting information from both ukrainian and russian air traffic controllers at the very same time. >> then there is a lot of speculation this morning about who is going to take over for david letterman. >> sometimes in the not-too-distant future, 2015 for the love of god, in fact paul and iç will be wrapping things up and taking a hike. >> announcing his

retirement last night, letterman has been on the air for 32 years and is the longest running tv host in late night. so who can replace him? greg ferguson apparently the front-runner. also the reports about the right of first refusal built into this contract. steve and brian? i don't know. could be great. >> we're busy. tina fey would be great. >>ç are we taping this show? >> right now? i think we're being seen in 700 countries right now. >> good. i think it is going to be jon stewart. i say jon stewart makes the move over. >> that would be a decision on cbs's part to go lefty. >> let me tell you what's coming up straight ahead. >> we talked about the fort hood had a history of psychiatric problems.

he was being treated at the time. up next, what the military is doing and is it enough to help our soldiers. >> imagine this. you drive into a flash flood, you have seconds to live. what would you do? what would you do? maria molina knows and let's hope she gets out in time to tell us. >> try to get away from the car as soon as possible. out the window. >> okay.ç >> seat belts off! ♪ thoughtful combinations, artfully prepared. fancy feast elegant medleys. inspired dishes like primavera, florentine and tuscany. fancy feast. a medley of love, served daily. you are about to become very popular. because when you buy the new samsung galaxy s5 on verizon, you get a second samsung galaxy s5 for free.

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>> it's learning to be better, not learning fast enough. (v.a. and the military.the the v.a. has been behind on mental health care for quite sometime. is catching up, hiring more specialists because it is a need that has grown more apparent. within the military you've got guys whrof -- who have done multiple tours still there, some who are dealing with ptsd. you want them to seek assistance without creating stigmas within the unit that they are not capable of doing their job. you've got to have that balance of encouraging folks to seek the help they need while ensuring it doesn't hurt their career so they can continue to be the great soldier they are. >> without risking a lack of freedom, when you have someone, a veteran, that has a history of mental difficulties, ptsd perhaps, in this specific case ivan lopez did, they knew it, shed -- should they beç tracking things like a facebook. march 1 there was a gun

purchase, march 3 there was a facebook post. those things seem to be hooked together in terms of what then happened. >> usually they are. i don't purport to speak on behalf of the military but i'm a commander in the national guard unit and my job is to monitor soldiers who seems to be going through a process. you don't make the whole unit aware of it but you may be tracking folks going through issues. the command is required and you want to be more aware of the behavior. did they track every single facebook post? i don't think so. i think that is why the army trains and the military at large every member to be a sensor to identify signs of aç fellow soldier and let people know about it if you think there are particular stressors because you can't know everything a soldier is doing. you don't want to stigmatize that soldier inside the unit. >> let's talk about guns. the shooter goes in, kills three, seriously injures and wounds 16. he was stopped by a brave military police officer, a female, with a gun. should more personnel be armed on these campuses?

>> i think so. i wouldn't go so far as saying conceal and carry for everyone on post for reasons, having served in command climate, maintaining discipline. that may not be what you need. but more officers carrying on a regular basis on a concerted rotation. everywhere you go where everyone knows everyone is not armed that makes everyone more vulnerable. in this particular case hadç someone been carrying at this particular facility maybe someone would have been stopped. most americans don't realize it's a gun-free zone in many ways on these posts that weapons are locked up in the arms lockers unless they're training and that makes some people vulnerable. >> soft target. pete hegseth, thanks for being with us this morning. coming up, the story is also disturbing. a d.c. mosque with ties to a 9/11 hijacker has been reaching out to american prisoners for a decade. the man who blew the lid off the whole thing joining

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good morning. time for some headlines on this friday morning. contempt charges could be coming against former i.r.s. official lois lerner, the woman in blue. she is still refusing to answer questions about the i.r.s.'s targeting abou conservative groups despite lawmakers saying she waived

her fifth amendment rights. now the house oversight committee will meet next week to consider their options. billionaire george soros has apparently been funneling big bucks into campaigns to legalize weed. "the washington times" reports the hung tkpwaeuran billionaire -- hungarian billionaire spent millions around the world to legalize marijuana. he's been doing that since 1994. >> new shocking reports. a mosque outside of washington, d.c. with connections to at least two 9/11 hijackers has been doing outreachç inside american prisons for the last decade. government documents reveal the mosque is, is a known front for hamas operatives and has been linked to numerous individuals linked to terrorism financing. how does this happen? here with the details is the man who uncovered the story. he's the national security analyst. how did you come across this? >> the extremist mosque

sent out a fund-raising pitch where they are asking for donations in order to continue their prison outreach that has been going on for overten years despite the fact that it takes about 30 seconds to find out the extremism of this mosque, the fact it is connected to hamas and muslim brotherhood that one of the founders was part of the apparatus in the united states set up to advance hamas. this is one of the most extreme mosques in the country getting access to prison inmates. >> what do youç say to people who say this imam doesn't preach hatred, doesn't preach islam i can extremism? >> he is openly supporter of the muslim brotherhood. there is a videotape at a lecture he gave last year at a high school in virginia where he said muslims need to be first in line to get arms for jihad. >> might this be a portion of that speech? let's look. >> we are the first in jihad line. they are the first in the dawa line. but they are last if anything is being

distributed. except if it is armed for jihad. we are theç first ones to rush and run to defend our community. are we lining or are we afraid because -- because they may call us terrorists? >> wow. he's speaking that to a high school. i mean, you've got to be wondering about the appropriateness of this and who booked him? >> there is a certain muslim group that booked him as a speaker. i believe it might have been happening after hours. this still took place inside of a high school and the same mosque is openly saying how they have access to prison inmates. if you want to get an idea of the ignorance of our elected officials on this issue consider the fact that the virginia house passed a resolution praising this mosque. >> in 2010 they found sermons from anwar al-awlaki, the legendaryç anti-american imam that was droned to death thankfully

but he had been looked at as more powerful than bin laden. >> he was imam of this mosque. >> what's the response been? >> if you talk about this you're an antimuslim big got. advocates of muslims would say you're a phobe. we're saying look at that lecture that took place and we want our officials to be educated. >> you would hope so before things start blowing up again. appreciate it. three minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up straightç ahead, you see us on tv but not at the same time. what brought megyn kelly, bill o'reilly and myself together? a great cause. you'll see about it, hear about it. it just came to conclusion. what would you do if you found yourself trapped in flood waters in your car? for maria molina this was for real. how she got out alive.

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last night i had a chance to go back -- bill o'reilly asked megyn kelly

and myself to go do something for st. mary's, one of the catholic schools running out ofç financing. i do love those -- i did love those magazines and did not want to return them while in college. we had a chance to go back and it was fun. it ended like an hour ago. so many great fox fans showed up to hear us talk, interact and it was a lot of fun for st. mary's high school and for grammar school. here's a sample of what went on. >> i get the same questions all the time when it comes to megyn and bill. how hot and how tall? let me get rid of this right now. megyn is tall and bill is hot. it's been an unbelievable ride. along the way some crazy things have happened. i don't know if you've seen "fox & friends." a show of hands.c: [applause]

>> "fox & friends" is like a slice of life. megyn kelly has a crisp show, ready to go at 9:00. bill o'reilly tapes a little bit early. with us, let's get started. let's see where it goes. >> how i got into television news and my stint in television news, i was thinking about brian because he's so funny and he's so interesting and he's so full of information, and i think if he's the guy you would invite back to your frat party after your event. i'm sort of like the career counselor. this is how you have to do it. >> i go around the corner and i literally run right into nancyç pelosi. swear to god. so right away i seize the moment and i say you know, congresswoman you've never been on my program. i'd like to do an interview with you. i think we can work that out. the husband is going like this. [laughter] >> i swear to god, she went oh sure, why don't you come to my office. she didn't know who the hell i was.

>> steve doocy, this guy is smart, he is funny, he understands every aspect of television. it's a pleasure to be with him for 18 years. he doesn't like me, but what could happen? elisabeth hasselbeck. smart, nice, funny. but it kind of hurts my feelings because it looks like i'm no longer the best athlete on the show. this goes to me. it says you went to school here. how come there's nothing named after you? [laughter] >> i think it'sç obvious. >> that was great. >> we should do this. it was so fun to meet people. this is great. we know people watch but we're not sure. to see people actually react -- >> we don't know. >> we don't see the demo. >> it's great that you were able to help. >> i feel so bad for these catholic schools because a lot are losing financing.

people can't afford it. >> it's a great cause. >> meanwhile, heather nauert is poeufd to help us.ç -- is poised to help us. >> that's right. congratulations. guys, got some news to bring you. she told her dad -- and this is a tragic story. she told her father she didn't know the guy when he caught her boyfriend inside her bedroom in the middle of the night. this led to an argument but left jordan mccormick dead and now family and friends are calling for her to be charged. his father shot jordan after confronting him after being in his 16-year-old daughter's bedroom. according to detectives the daughter snuck her boyfriend into her room but then lied to her father. the father could also face charges. what aç tragedy.

>> then a close call inside a florida c.v.s. store. everything seems calm inside as a woman pushing her shopping cart in the front of the counter. but just as she backs up, a car comes crashing through the front of the store narrowly missing her. the 84-year-old driver was backing out of her parking spot when she hit the gas. both ladies walked away with just a few bruises. i love this story. every parent need to listen to this. how do you get your teenager to clean their room? this father moved all the stuff to the driveway. a military dad in georgia taking that extreme step to get his 17-year-old daughter motivated to keep that room a wholeç lot cleaner. her bed, her bookcase, her desk all for the world to see in that driveway. there was also a sign that red haley room, move to the driveway. clean it up next time. >> i had enough of it. i picked up her belongings and set her room in the driveway. my intention was to surprise her a little bit

and let her see we were serious. >> dad offered an incentive to keep it clean. he said he'll hire someone to give her room a coat of fresh paint. a british teenager goes to the extreme to get her phone out of a storm drain and gets stuck. she said the phone slipped in her drain while she put it in her pocket. she was able to get in, grab her phone but got stuck while trying to get herç out. it took fire fighters ten minutes to get her out. the phone didn't survive the fall but she got out okay. those are your headlines. >> brian, i know you're going to try that with your teenager. >> note to self, review your measurements before you hop in a storm drain. i could tell ahead of time she was going to get stuck. florida state university under investigation by the federal government over their handling of jamis winston's sexual assault case. it was announced winston would not face criminal

charges. he went on to win the heisman trophy. but the accuser filed a federal complaint, failure to complyç with federal title 9 laws which covers sexual harassment and could result in the school losing federal funding. he won a super bowl and now sources say a head coach getting a huge contract extension. carol left u.s.c. to coach the seahawks in 2010. he led the team to their first championship in february. coming up in eight days in maryland, final two sonics all in one day. they said it couldn't be done. i'll start in bethesda at barnes & noble at 11 and at 3 go over to fredericksburg and then back on the couch. >> meanwhile, wild weather in the midwest and south. there were reports of several tornadoes. this incredible picture telling it all. the skyç turning pitch-black at a baseball game at

frisco, texas. in illinois, a house split in two and severe storms dropped heavy rains and baseball-sized hail. that shattered car windows and some gigantic thing that are unusable. it looks like a war zone. maria molina joins us with a busy night overnight weather wise. >> we still have a tornawatch is parts of the southeast including states like mississippi, alabama and parts of southern tennessee but it is not just a tornado threat. it is also a flash flooding concern. we receivedç over eight inches of rain across parts of the midwest that's been producing flooding. warnings are in effect. what do you do if you get caught in your car with flash flooding going on? former navy seal and founder of seal survival courtly showed me how to survive. >> first thing that can kill you, now that the wind are gone, is that water, is that flooding.

you can drown in that. >> it only takes six inches of water and a matter of minutes for flood waters to wash away a vehicle. that is why getting out of your car is truly a race against the clock. former navy seal and survival expert keith courtly shows me what to do. >> first thing you need to do is get rid of that seat belt. get that out of the way. remember, doorsç unlocked, no one is going to touch you so probably going to be impossible to open the door because of the pressure. try to roll down the window. in this case, electric windows. that is not going to happen. now you're in a situation where you need to break the window. >> people who live in areas prone to flash flooding should always keep a window hammer in their car. >> a glass breaker on the end of a knife. you can get that anywhere. with a glass breaker, what you do is hit away from you. you always want to hit a side window.

they break a lot easier. >> if you don't have a tool, you can use a laptop, camera or even yourç keys. always remember use as much force as possible and strike in the center. >> done. >> i cut myself. >> that's one of the things you have to worry about. but cutting yourself beats drowning in your car. >> if you don't have anything you can use to break the glass, try and kick it out. >> this is the same technique we use on the seal team and we want to kick down a door. it's called a donkey kick. >> got it. >> again, you're out and away. >> it's time to see if i really know how to survive. >> seat belt off. try your door. can you get it open? >> no. >> you seeç how hard it is to do that? that is why your next

option is to get out the window and try to get away as soon as possible. >> the car is filling up with water very quickly. >> get out, get away from the car. >> okay. [inaudible] >> all right. check it out. >> there goes the car. >> you could be going down with that thing right now. >> but we didç everything we had to. >> nice. you survived. >> maria, we're not paying you enough. >> the timing is crucial. and the window, breaking that window is the key to saving your life. >> so important. this is a window hammer. we mentioned it in the story. this one also has a flashlight and also something to break your seat belt with. >> a cutter. >> your seat belt gets stuck, you would be able to cut your seat belt off.

>> you could put that on your keys. >> that is correct. >> a great idea. >> stay safe out there. we have those warnings in effect across the midwest. it's a big issue. >> good work, maria. >> i didn't nope about the back win -- i didn't know about the back window rather than the window in front of you. thanks, maria. straight ahead, he was running for congress but just got sentenced for voterç fraud. this is not the only case. our next guest says america's election system broken. >> with only moments to react, a t.s.a. agent saves a woman from a subway track. he is a hero and joining us live coming up. ♪ ♪

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just how rampant is voter fraud? just lastç week -- this week that is to say a former mississippi congressional candidate was sentenced to five years in prison for registering a convicted felon to vote. meantime north carolina state board of elections dropping a bombshell revealing over 35,000 cases of double voting could have occurred during 2012. the national review columnist thinks there is a state of denial over voter fraud. the democrats say this is not a big problem, but you say there are plenty of instances of it? >> first of all, how would we know whether it is a big problem or not because it is very hard to catch this. we had people like james o. keith come in and say do you have eric holder on your voting rolls in the district of columbia and they handed him eric eric holder's ballot. we don't know unless we takeç elementary precautions. >> tell us about cobby

williams. >> this is a congressional candidate. he went to register people who said i can't vote on -- i'm a convicted felon. they registered him any way. >> it was figured out there were 35,000 people registered to vote in north carolina. they shared the same first and last name, date of birth with somebody who lived in another state. >> who voted in 2012. >> that is a problem? why? >> we don't like people to vote twice because it cancels out someone else's vote. you haveç a civil right to vote. we fought a struggle in the 1960's to make sure people could vote. your vote is canceled out just as much if someone votes in your place and casts a vote that cancels your vote out. >> we're talking about 35,000 people in north carolina. i believe barack obama won that state by much fewer than that. >> by 14,000 votes. here's the problem. none of these states talk to each other. kansas started a consortium

28 states signed up. this total of 35,000 is only from about half the country. >> that is interesting. in one of your pieces for national review, you cite a poll that shows that 60% of african-americans and hispanics support voter i.d. >> absolutely, because some of the worst fraud cases in the country have occurred in democratic primaries in reformers get crushed by political machines. chicago being an example. detroit another. >> i think you made a moment ago the best point. that is if we don't crack down on voter fraud, the person who illegally votes cancels your vote. >> that's right. that's why we want everyone to vote but not if you're here in this country illegally, not if you're voting twice, not in you're voting out of state, and not if you're voting and you don't even exist. >> in your piece you cited somebody who had been dead for a number of years? >> in detroit they found a woman in her garage, they

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daring tsa agent in an orange sweatshirt. >> that would be eddie waving on the tracks trying to stop a chicago subway before it hit a woman who had fallen off the platform. she said she slipped. >> his quick thinking saved the woman and he joins us right now. paint the scene what, were you witnessing and what were you thinking as you saw that woman on the tracks and the train barreling down? >> all i heard was somebody yell, she fell, she fell. and the train is coming. but because i was ready to go to work and i was going northbound and my train was coming, i looked on the track and i didn't see anybody. but then i saw, from my peripheral vision, commotion on the opposite track. i walked over and i saw somebody laying on the tracks. my first instinct was, it was a child because of the size. when i looked the other way, the train was coming. so i looked at myself and realized i had an orange

sweatshirt on. when i had the orange sweatshirt, i said okay. the train is far enough for me to be able to jump to the tracks, wave to try to stop it before any more harm came to the person on the tracks. that's what i did. >> that's amazing. you actually thought, well, this train has to stop in order for me to survive? >> i really did. i really believe that if i could get the attention of the driver, of the cta train and wave, that i would be fine. i didn't try to jump up and down because i wanted him to make sure that he focused on me and at the floor level so if i had to move at the last minute, he would at least know that there was something wrong and maybe stop the train if the person couldn't get up in time. a little prayer -- >> is this something you're trained to do, the tsa actually trains you to rescue as well? >> well, believe it or not, tsa

does. they teach us critical thinking. they teach us situation awareness and i don't want anybody to think that i was wreckless in any way because i actually calculated and i attribute a lot of the training that i had from tsa to this. >> that's great. and you weren't looking to get famous or anything like that. you stopped the train, the lady was pulled up by somebody else, and then you got on another train and you went to work. you didn't take a bow. the video went viral. eddie, you are a hero, sir. thank you very much for being in the rye place at the right time and doing the right thing. >> thank you. and i'm not a hero. it wasn't a big deal. >> you are. >> a lot of people wouldn't do that. >> well, believe it or not, the people that i work with, my counterparts, i believe they would have done the same thing in my situation. i know that we need each other. >> that's great. eddie pala contribution o, thank

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thank you for joining us. you're watching "fox & friends". >> this is morgan freeman, robin williams, and george w. bush, you're watching "fox & friends," man. >> how many voices he had. >> you don't just book one person when he shows up. the story we've been talking about, the fox news alert. an argument with another soldier spark the deadly massacre again at fort hood? this morning new details emerging of what might have set off ivan lopez. ainsley earhart has been following this story. she's in texas at fort hood. what can you tell us about this fight prior to the shooting? >> reporter: yeah. brian. we're learning a lot about maybe a motive this morning. but first before we get to that, let me show you some of the recent pictures that we have of him. this is new information this morning. he was a family man and look at these pictures. you would never think he was capable of doing this. but he went on a killing

rampage, according to authorities on wednesday. he killed three people, then turned the gun on himself and then wounded 16 others. we're also learning, as you mentioned, about the possible motive, maybe a fight took -- he had a fight with some other soldier just before he went on that shooting rampage. this is what lieutenant general mark millie had to say. >> it was mentioned yesterday there may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers and there is a strong possibility that that, in fact, immediately preceded the shooting. >> reporter: look at this picture. this is the place that he bought the gun, that .45 caliber smith & wesson, called guns galore. he bought it march 1. what's interesting is this is the same store that the 2009 fort hood shooter bought his weapons and the owner of this store says another one of the terrorist, private first class abdo, tried to buy a lot of gun powder there. it was alarming, he said, and so

the owner stopped him from doing so. that was in 2011. this as more and more military members like captain hegseth want soldiers to be allowed to carry guns on to bases. >> more staff duty nco's, more officers carrying on a regular basis, on a concerted rotation. anywhere you go where everybody knows everybody is not armed, that makes everyone obviously more vulnerable. in this particular case, had someone else been carrying at that facility, maybe something would have stopped. do i think there need to be more people equipped and armed to do that? yes. >> reporter: brian, steve and elisabeth, he bought it legally, but he wasn't allowed to have it on the post. >> that's right. he was able to murder three people and over a dozen were injured. what's the status of their injuries right now? >> reporter: i called the hospital just before our newscast this morning. they said out of the nine patients taken to the level one trauma is center, five have been

released, and four are still at the hospital and they have all four been upgraded to serious condition. the nurse i spoke with said it seems they're going to be okay. that's great news. >> that is. >> back to you. >> ainsley, thank you. >> thanks. there are several signs that people are looking into when it comes to ivan lopez' killing spree. one being the facebook post that was translated from spanish that he posted on march 1. it says this. he has ivan slip knot. heavy metal band. >> which he was in. >> some draw conclusions there. he said i have just lost my inner peace, full of hatred. i think this time the devil will take me. i was robbed last night and i am sure it was two guys. green light and finger ready. >> wond who are those guys are. green light and finger ready. probable low nicknames for them. the investigation continues to try to figure out exactly why he

snapped. >> and was it to do with the concoction of drug he was taking to treat his depression. he does leave four kids and two wives. meanwhile, the other story we've been talk being that's becoming a firestorm in this country and it should be, i don't know if you remember, for 144 days, our hostages were taken. 52 of them. it looked for a while that they wouldn't survive. in the end, they get freed. you wonder to yourself, would these people ever be brought to justice? the answer no. but would they ever become upstanding members of the international community? i thought for sure then no and i thought for sure now no. but that's not the case. >> look, we have been told that ahmadinejab, who ran iran was one of the people there. also somebody else who was involved, he was one of the hostage takers, that man there,

set to become the new united nations ambassador from the country of iran. there are a lot of people on both sides of the aisle who say this is stupid. they're calling on the white house to make sure that this guy is not granted a visa. here is senator ted cruz from texas. >> you know, it's dismaying and even more dismaying is this is yet another indication of just how radical, how extreme, how anti-american iran is. this goes to the broader question about the naivete of the obama administration that they think they can engage in good faith negotiations with a nation whose leaders refer to israel as a tumorous cancer who must be removed, who refer to israel as the little satan and america as the great satan. i would note under the existing statutes, if the taliban in afghanistan had sent osama bin laden as their ambassador to the u.n., the argument would be, we'd have to accept him into new york city.

now, that's crazy. >> senator schumer also agrees with ted cruz on this and probably almost nothing else. real quick on this, if you were sincerely hoping for a new era in relations with the united states, would you even consider nominating this guy? >> the hostage taker. >> while you still have the number one state sponsor of terror, it's a folly that we're even in negotiations with iran on this reduction in their nuclear capability. >> right. as it pertains to this, 29 letters and counting on the president's desk right now. so much for tolerance as we shift gears. on-line outrage that forced mozilla's ceo to resign. they asked for a boycott of brendan ike. he's a former m, zilla ceo to be boy cat cotted. >> he's the fellow who invented

that company and okay cupid. they came along and looked at his past and in 2008, he supported -- he gave money to prop 8 out in california, which was a ballot initiative to preserve traditional marriage. keep in mind, back in 2008 our president had exactly the same stance as that guy right there, brendan eich. but he called for the boycott of mozilla because this guy was running the show. they didn't like it. >> what do you think about that statement? this is from mitchell baker, executive chairwoman and says our company believes in quality of speech. you need free speech to fight for equality, figuring out how to stand for both at the same time can be hard. our organizational culture reflects diversity and

inclusiveness. we -- >> no, they don't. look at how they allowed their boss to be squeezed out with this. in california, they're so laid back, they're so tolerant of everybody, unless you've got a dissenting opinion. this is chilling. keep in mind, this was back in 2008. he gave a donation to that organization. 2008. as i said a moment ago, that's when president obama had the same opinion. this guy and now years later loses his job. >> the president sat down and defined marriage as between a man and woman. >> on facebook, we're going to pop this up. did mozilla do the right thing in changing their leadership and founder? meanwhile, heather nauert, i think the right thing is to toss to you. >> breaking news coming from overseas. fox news alert. he yelled allah akbar and shot

two female journalists for the associated press and now one is dead. they were sitting in their car in afghanistan when an afghan police officer pulled his ak .47 on them. a.p. photographer died instantly. you can see their pictures here. and then a.p. reporter kathy gannon was hit twice and is in stable condition. they spent years together covering stories in afghanistan. that police officer is under arrest. we'll bring you more information on that story as we get it. in the meantime, back here at home, dramatic surveillance video showing an 11-year-old boy running into traffic in detroit and then tragically getting hit by a truck. luckily he is going to be okay. but this morning, the guy who hit him is fighting for his life. 54-year-old steve was brutally attacked by a group of men when he got out of his truck to try to help the boy. listen to this. >> they started punching him and stuff like that.

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correctness. so you do feel left out there. the military puts on the facade of a secure base, but realistically, why would you not want to arm america's most effective security weapon? >> you guys have already been trained to use that weapon in the most tense circumstances. >> right. >> and in this case, this is a guy that came on base and got a gun legally, but brought it on base illegally, used it to kill our guys, shoot 16 and kill three. so it's impossible -- are we going to pat this guy down each and every time, 42,000 people going in and out of a base like that? >> you're not going to pat them all down. you're on the honor system. it comes back to the second amendment. our troops, they sacrifice more rights and privileges than anybody. you have to put in chips to get married, to travel. if you want to buy a house. anything. it's unbelievable. you can't speak out in the media, look what happened with me and my book. >> because you wrote your book, what happened?

>> they said you're gone. i said look, i have a first amendment right. as long as i'm adhere to go security protocol, i have that right. we ultimately did okay in the legal scheme of it. but the problem here is our troops are sacrificing so much overseas, they're coming back and still sacrificing their rights, not privileges, their rights here at home. >> i want to tell you what the army spokesperson says, john cornyn wright, about the ban. he says if you're a soldier and live in the barracks, you have to store your weapon in the arms room. where is the arms room? >> it's not close to your barracks. that's for sure. what happens is when you come on base, if do you have a personal weapon, say you live on base, you have to store it in a locked area. but when seconds count, that locked area is minutes away. >> what could you do now to take action? i know you're running for congress personally. so you can change things. but if you're on base wearing camouflage on a daily basis, wearing uniforms for a living, what can you do? >> that's the problem. there is the growing divide between who makes the decisions and what actually happens and

who does the job. i can't tell everybody in uniform right now to carry your gun on base because they'll all get in trouble for it. it's ridiculous. but we need to fix this legislatively and say now it's on you. there has been three shootings on a military base. the job of our elected officials, the job much our senior military commanders say enough is enough. start carrying a gun on base. second amendment. i stand firmly behind it. >> as you look at this guy, the shooter, you find out that the general says he basically had emotional problems, was on psychiatric drugs to a degree, and with two or three different type drug, including ambien, which is over the counter. do you guys know people who you work with and serve with who could be a threat to you? >> not generally. but sometimes yes. the problem here is the v.a. and the way our troops are cared for when they come home. this is a big issue in connecticut for me, which i'm address not guilty my campaign. but our troops are undercared for. absolutely undercared for. when they go out and come back from combat, you can go into a

welfare office and get a check in 14 days for doing nothing. in the v.a., you have to wait two years. >> first you're looking to win the primary and then get the seat in connecticut. thanks for your service. congratulations on the book, which is a great read and good luck in your election. >> thank you. coming up, a powerful new film exposing the shocking violence against islamic women. >> thousands of women have been detained for dressing unislamiccally, like this woman screaming as she's pushed into a police car. >> so why would one muslim rights group insist this movie not be shown? it sounds like a scam, but the government is behind it. the feds are making you pay for something you can easily get for free. and i'm not talking about saltines. ♪ ♪

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that's crazy. elisabeth? >> thanks. it's a powerful new film exposing the shocking violence against islamic women in the name of honor. >> from wearing short sleeves, being seen talking to a man. >> those things can be deemed dishonorable. >> thousands of women have been detained for dressing unislamiccally, like this woman screaming as she's pushd into a police car. >> the honor system in muslim majority societies is really the basis of a lot of harm that is perpetuated against women. >> it's systematic institutionalized ma song knee. >> the council for american islamic relation cares complaining of islamaphobia. why would a group want to silence such a film?

terrorism expert was born in the middle east and is here to weigh in. thank you for being with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what is care so afraid of? >> care is afraid of the truth coming out as to where this practice is based and where it is coming from. this practice is based in islamic sharia law. there is a manual, the reliance of the traveler, which is an islamic sharia manner certified by the highest authority of islamic jurisprudence in the world. it states on page 583, 584, that retaliation is obligatory against anyone who kills a human being, purely intentionally and without right, except when a father or mother or their fathers and mothers kills his or her offspring or offspring's

offspring. hence, according to this law, a parent can kill his son or daughter in the name of honor and incur no penalty under sharia law and care does not want the truth to come out. >> we have reached out to care, and they have not gotten back to us. but their coordinator responded on the kelly file and listen. >> i understand there are women who participate in this film who are muslim women who work on these serious issues. what i'm personally disgusted by as a muslim women is that someone like the clarion project would take this to promote their hate-filled agenda. i have no problem with women in this film. but i ask them to question why they participate if they knew who was funding it. >> i mean, according to the u.n., up to 5,000 women world wide may be honor killing victims, 125 million women mutilated in africa and the middle east since 1989. why would they not want to represent women?

have you heard from the universities that have canceled this film? why don't they want to protect women globally? >> and this is the shocking thing, and her sound bite she talks about this is driven by hatred. what hatred? we are trying to stand up for muslim women's rights. we can protect them in our western societies. and we in the west have an obligation to speak the truth because we do have freedom of speech, last time i checked in the united states, and we can shine a light on this barbaric practice. >> we're having some trouble with the satellite there. hoping to connect again with her. shocking story there. we did reach out to care, again, for a statement. we have not heard back, but we want to thank our guest for being with us today.

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need a lift? could've had a v8. in t juice aisle. who are the cheapest guys you've hung out with that we would know? >> well, there is nobody cheaper than scotty pippen and michael jordan. michael jordan -- >> michael jordan is cheap? >> oh, yeah. he's cheap. >> really? like we're talking super cheap here? >> like i always give homeless people money? >> yeah. >> he'll always slap my hand. if they can ask you for spare change, they can say, welcome to mcdonald's, can i help you, please. >> wow. >> that is funny. >> having some fun. i think they're in texas. is conan in texas this week doing live shows? >> maybe. they couldn't defend themselves. >> they couldn't. i kind of understand where michael jordan is coming from. so let's talk a little sports.

everyone here i believe has different opinions. daniel murphy, 29, he plays for the new mets. he plays just about every position, but playing second base much and the season just started and his wife is pregnant. his wife is pregnant and turns out she gives birth. with the new contract, the players can stay with their wives for a couple days. but the problem is, they're in season and if you stay an extra few days, you're missing the met games. >> right. the season is just started. if it were game 7 of the world series, i would understand it because there has been an outrage that he would take three days off to be with his wife, listen to this, here are a couple of people famous in radio and football and they are a little outraged. >> three days off, i mean, you see the birth and get back. what do you do in the first couple of days? go see the baby be born and come back.

you're a major league baseball player. you can hire a nurse. >> i need to be at opening day. this is what makes our money. this is how we're going to live our life. this is going to give my child every opportunity to be a success in life. i'll be able to afford any college i want to send my kid to because i'm a baseball player. >> elisabeth? >> go get a nurse! what? get a nurse? >> get a mid wife! >> get a housekeeper. >> in the second baseman's defense -- >> this is personal to you 'cause you have experience in this whole department. >> we moved to arizona, tim got picked up by the as adds cardinals. ten days later, i'm in the hospital meeting my physician and delivering a baby. he comes to the hospital, watches taylor be born. i think he was in practice gear and 28 minutes later, he went to practice. >> how did you feel with that? >> like good luck, buddy. you're so out of it, i didn't realize. i think he feels a little bad

that he wasn't there. >> even today he feels bad? >> there was for the birth. that's good enough. he received and then he left. >> he took the snap and then he went out. >> i have a similar story. in 1989, i was starting a new show for nbc across the street. my wife was pregnant. she was supposed to have the baby when the show was starting, so what does she do? the baby was induced. so i was able to be with my wife and start the new job on time. >> this is a fascinating look now because it's the new age. let's be honest, if anyone watched the sitcoms from the '70s, men were in the waiting room of the they say you have a boy or girl. now they get scrubbed up and wear smocks and cutting the cord. >> can't they just face time it? >> don't skype that part! >> look, it's three days! it's not three weeks.

it's three days. and it's the mets. what do you think? what do you think? should he just have hired a nurse, like my friend says, or what? >> or like boomer esiahson says and induce it. >> e-mail us or facebook us or twitter us. >> ultimately it's up to the women to be more responsible with their birth times. >> maybe we don't want anybody there, right, heather? >> just a doctor. somebody who went to college for this. i tell you what, i'm sure going to get a big response out of this. >> wow. i think the mets guy did the right thing. stay with the wife! >> but they lost. maybe it would have been different if he showed up. >> all right. i got some news now. this is an incredible story out of survival. and one that you don't hear that often. a woman in texas was trapped in her car. she was submerged under water for nearly an hour and she survived. she was able to breathe through an air pocket that was in her car.

police say as they pulled that car from the water, they saw the air bubbling out and then a person. >> it was a female and she gasped for air. all the years i've had in law enforcement, it was almost 30, that's usually a recovery situation. >> the lady is now in stable condition. they say she denied knowing him in the moment that he needed her the most. a father shoots and kills a 17-year-old boy when his daughter sneaks this boy into her room in the middle of the night. now this morning, the teen-ager's family wants the daughter to face criminal charges. police in houston say that the boy was shot once in the head after his girlfriend's father discovered him hiding in her bedroom. now, this after the daughter denied knowing her own boyfriend. what an awful situation that is. and then take a look at this. it was a close call inside a florida cvs. everything seems calm inside the store as a woman pushes her shopping cart in front of the

counter. but just as she packs up, a car comes crashing right through the front of the store, narrowly missing the lady. the 84-year-old driver was backing out of her park spot when she hit the gas. we have heard that story before. both ladies walked away with just a few bruises. oh, boy. and did you have trouble sleeping last night. brian, did you get any sleep last night? >> about 90 minutes. >> they say it's going to help you get the world's best sleep. it is a smart bed. it has a computer system that connects to the mattress and it adjusts to the shape of your body. it offers massages, surround sound system, and a built-in ereader. and it has a built-in smoke detector as well. this is not cheap. >> you sleep on your back? >> prices start at about $1,600. something like that might get you pregnant, too, huh? >> what? >> paternity time off.

tying it all together. >> an ereader can get you pregnant? >> that bed thing. >> oh. >> thanks for the trouble. >> we're going to pursue that story, heather. >> meanwhile, 20 minutes before the top of the hour. wild weather in the midwest and south as well. reports of several tornadoes. this incredible picture telling it all. the sky turning pitch black at a baseball game in frisco, texas, just short of dallas. missouri, several storms crushing this car up like a tin can. and maria molina joins us from outdoors here in new york city where it's a little on the rainy side. but we don't have the wild weather that they're having. >> that's right. we don't have the flooding or the tornadoes or the damaging winds. that threat for more tornadoes is still in place across states like alabama and also across mississippi early this morning. please be careful out there. again, we have a tornado watch in effect out there and also severe thunderstorm watches in effect due to the strong winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes possible. that severe weather threat is in place from mississippi up into parts of the state of west

virginia. this is a very widespread risk today. take those warnings seriously. flooding another major story with the same storm. 2003 have over eight inches of rain that have been picked up across parts of the midwest from the storm system and across parts of the upper midwest where it is cold enough for snow, winter storm warnings in effect across minnesota, wisconsin, parts of the upper great lakes and michigan, and that's due to heavy snow coming down. locally more than a foot of it and also strong winds. let's head back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. snow coming. coming up, fort hood shooter was apparently dealing with psychological problems. our next guest, congressman tim murphy, says the system is broken, but he has a solution. you're going to hear it next. >> that's right. the latest and greatest fertility drug is already in your medicine cabinet right now. stick around for that. starts with back pain...

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time for medical headlines. is aspirin the new fertility pill? researchers say aspirin could increase the chance of pregnancy because the drug improves blood flow to the womb. are you a glass half empty person or half full? don't worry. whatever it is, it's not your fault. researchers at michigan state university found we are all hard wired to be either positive or negative. all right. >> thanks. with revelations that alleged fort hood gunman ivan lopez being treated for depression and anxiety could his mental state have triggered his deadly rampage? >> congressman tim murphy is a navy psychologist who treats patients suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder and proposed legislation to overhaul the nation's mental

health care system. welcome, congressman. thank you for joining us. we also understand you're very active with those wounded in battle, always staying in touch with those who are going into the line of fire. first things first, congressman, it's become clear that according to the general there, this guy had psychological problems and they're saying it now, they knew it before. >> my anticipation is right now the army is doing something of a stand down reviewing his medical records, crick records, psychological records to see a number of things, what medication was he on, what levels, were there some risk with suicide associated with that medicine so he needed more. risk assessment, what kind of therapy he was getting. was he getting great care and not responding? was the care less than what it should be? all those things will be reviewed at this time. >> when you heard about the shooting, what struck you as it relates to your involvement that you see on your rounds with posttraumatic? >> keep in mind that most soldiers don't get violent at

home. they understand the difference between war and home of the secondly, we want to make sure that no one is associating ptsd with this kind of violence. it's very rare. but one has to be sensitive to that. my worry is a lot of soldiers will see stigma with that, that if i'm going to see a base doctor, i'm going to be seen as a risk. brian, i know how hard you work to help these soldiers get their help. what i get concerned about is do we have enough psychologists in the armed services and as they're leaving, as they're making this transition out, are we helping them to make that transition? that's where we clearly have more work to do. >> tell me about your legislation that you're pushing forward. >> well, we need to overall america's mental health system. i'm telling you, it's broken. we don't have enough psychologist, psychiatrists. there is barriers for parents to get involved in their kids' cases. we don't have enough hospital beds. in the 1950s, we had half a million hospital beds and

150 million in population. now we've got 38, 40,000 hospital beds in this country. nowhere near enough to help people in acute crisis. you saw what happened with a senator who couldn't get a bed for his son. i'm not talking about housing people like we used to in asylums. i'm saying, when someone is in acute crisis, let's help them out. our bill also would change some of this silly rule within medicaid that says you can't see two doctors in the same day. who came up with that? so if a pediatrician refers you over to say you need to see a psychiatrist, you got to wait another day? are you kidding me? >> that one day could be deadly. >> right. >> and also because the health care system and how much is covered will be key. >> it is. i know the affordable care act is pushing for parody in this. but we don't have enough beds. we also need more training for policemen of how to handle these crisis situations before they get to violence. sadly, the biggest psychiatric facilities are cook county jail in chicago area, los angeles

county jail, 'cause what we tend to do is incarcerate prisoners, mentally ill and not help them get better. we need to change that 'cause we don't want people in jail or homeless or in coffins. but that's what we've done of the we've traded the hospital bed for the jail cell in this country. >> thanks so much. appreciate the work you're doing and being out front today. thanks for sharing. >> thank you very much. straight ahead. >> invisible wounds, something to pay attention to here. we invented it, now we're giving it away? should we really be giving up control of the internet? what's being done right now to stop that. >> first, on this date in history, 1968, martin luther king, junior was assassinated at the age of 39. in 1974, hank aaron tide babe ruth's major league baseball record. and in 1998, casey and jojo had the number one song in america, "all my life." i did not know that. but i'd love to hear it now. >> i have that tape.

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internet. the news director of ppnn.com, also known as the tea party news network joins us live. if russia and china ran the internet what, could possibly go wrong? >> nothing at all because we know they're known for freedom of speech. >> exactly! >> that's exactly it. what we're talking about here is just like if you visit fox news news.com, it's that dot com part. the united states, because the internet was created here -- >> by al gore himself. >> -- we control -- that's like the road map. if you erase that dot com, you erase that web site. right now the united states, while they united states feel their rights have been infringed on, it's been pretty good. >> what's curious about this is the fact that the obama administration is just offering a up to drop it. we've had i cannes here in the united states for a long time. suddenly the obama administration is going, you know what? let's turn over control. >> i think that's a question, why do we need brownie points

with china and russia? truly the emperor of big brother is watching in china. they look into e-mails and phone records. and they actually go after bloggers and shut down web sites that talk against them. russia -- vladimir putin signed a bill giving authority to take down web sites or posts threatening or not good for the common people. that's who we're giving control overment we're taking it from the commerce and giving it to a geek squad of the united nations. >> there has been a letter circulated by a bunch of republican law makers and written the president and say, we strongly support the existing bottom up multi-stake holder approach to internet governance. we must not allow the iana functions to fall under the control of represssive governments, america's enemies, or unaccountable bureaucrats. scotty, ultimately what it this comes down to is the obama administration, some have felt is continuing their apology tour. we're sorry -- in this case, for the nsa spying on everybody.

so it's kind of like, don't blame us. we don't run the internet anymore. >> i think they're passing the buck because they obviously failed when it comes to the american people and you have seen the uproar. now you can sit there when they shut down free speech and say it's not us. it's some international guy that you can't get ahold of. it's creating another level of bureaucracy and passing the blame. that's what this administration has been known for. >> and in this case, passing the blame to russia. >> why not? >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> what do you think about that? do you think it's okay for to us turn over control? e-mail us. meanwhile, coming up, liberals claim to be tolerant. so why did a high profile ceo have to resign for believing in traditional marriage? your comments are pouring in on this one. we're going to read them straight ahead. and david letterman calling it quits. sarah palin has a lot to say about that, including why congress should follow dave's lead.

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be tolerant. so why did a high profile ceo just have to resign for believing in the sanctity of marriage from a company he created? we report. you decide. final hour of the week because mornings are better with friends. >> hi, this is sarah palin. you're watching "fox & friends." my favorite show. >> really? >> she's in the news today. >> sure is. >> how is she in the news? >> because dave letterman is calling it quits. now she's got some advice for congress. >> i know she started the week on jimmy fallon on the "tonight show." >> first a fox news alert for you. did an argument with another soldier -- did that argument with another soldier spark the deadly massacre at fort hood? this morning, new details emerging of what might have set off ivan lopez. ainsley earhart has been following the story all morning and is live in fort hood, texas,

right now. ainsley, what can you tell us about this fight? >> reporter: well, elisabeth, brian, and steve, first let me show you the recent pictures we have of ivan lopez. he looks happy. he's a family man, doesn't look like he's capable of this rampage. a man who killed three people, turned the gun on himself and injured 16 others. we are learning more this morning about a possible motive. you mentioned the fight he had just before those shots were fired. here is lieutenant general mark millie. this is what he had to say about that argument. >> it was mentioned yesterday, there may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers and there is a strong possibility that that, in fact, immediately preceded the shooting. >> reporter: here is a picture of guns galore, the gun shop where he bought that weapon on march 1. it's the same store that the 2009 fort hood shooter also bought his weapon. the owner here says another

wanna be terrorist tried buying an alarming amount of gun powder, but was stopped by the owner in 2011. now, going back to lopez, we do know he suffered mental health issues, depression, anxiety. it's raising questions this morning about the care that the troops are getting. former navy seal had this to say about it. >> our troops are undercared for. absolutely undercared for. when they go out and come back from combat, you can go into a welfare office and get a check in 14 days for doing nothing. but when you come back, you can't get treatment for two, three, four years. the v.a. has failed our troops. >> reporter: many now asking what needs to be done, how can we help our troops? >> that's exactly right. many questions today. ainsley, before you go, update us on the status of the injured. >> reporter: yes. i spoke with the hospital this morning and they said you remember nine were transport to do a local hospital. they said that this morning,

five have now gone home and four are in serious condition, which is good news because those three that were in critical condition have been upgraded. >> that is good. all right. ainsley earhart, who has been down in texas for us. thank you. >> let's talk about ivan lopez, what we know about him. we checked his facebook page and it turns out he was pretty ticked off. he was ticked off because he thought someone stole his stuff and his mom had also just passed away. he was upset with the army for not letting him have more than 24 hours to go to her funeral. this is what he said on his facebook post. he said this, i have just lost my inner peace, full of hatred. i think this time the devil will take me. i was robbed last night and i am sure it was two guys. green light and finger ready. i assume they're nicknames. as easy as that. >> i said the same thing, i thought they were nicknames and i got a twitter from somebody that says, green light means go time, finger ready means loaded and ready to shoot. finger on the trigger.

>> wow. >> so he was clearly upset about if he was robbed by a couple of guys. >> march 1 is the date on that facebook page. it's been reported as well as the date and the date of the purchase of the gun. >> all right. let's talk about this story. this is an outrageous story. remember the iranian hostage situation in they took 52 of our guys and gals, held them for 444 days until the day that ronald reagan was inaugurated and president and the iranians realized reagan meant business. so they immediately let them all go. one of the people who took them hostage is now an iranian who the iranians say, he is such a great guy, this hostage taker, we want him to be the ambassador to the united nations and live there in the great state and capitol of new york. >> we are trying to hold up his visa and we are not happy about this. but we have not taken strong action to stop this yet from the state department on down. >> right. he's a member of a member student group that held 52 of

american hostages hostage for 444 days. the state department troubled by this, but stopped short of saying that they would refuse a visa. senator ted cruz saying this is nothing but a slap in the face. >> you know, it's dismaying and even more dismaying is this is yet another indication of just how radical, how extreme, how anti-american iran is. this goes to the broader question about the naivete of the obama administration, that they think they can engage in good faith negotiations with a nation whose leaders refer to israel as a tumorous cancer that must be removed, who refer to israel as the little satan and america as the great satan. i would note under the existing statute, if the taliban in afghanistan had sent osama bin laden as their ambassador to the u.n., the argument would be, we'd have to accept him into new york city. now, that's crazy. >> i would think that the message -- and senator schumer,

a democrat, agreed with ted cruz on an issue is pretty significant. i think it would be a great message to send to the iranian people who adonned and let -- abandoned and let go when they demanded change. if they told this guy to hit the road and not send him back, that might fuel the people of iran that we're not going to sit on our hands anymore. >> let's hope. no other news, so much for tolerance. mozilla's ceo is forced to resign for supporting traditional marriage. a bizarre statement came out about what happened here. this is michelle baker, the executive chairwoman of mozilla and they said the reason is they believe in equality and freedom of speech, equality is necessary for meaningful speech and you need free speech to fight for equality. our organizational cultural reflects diversity and inclusiveness. we welcome contributions from everyone.

>> does anyone edit over there? >> that is a load of hooey because that's what they say they are. they say they're tolerant, but they're not because this guy, brendan iech, he started mozilla. he also invented java script. >> i was right behind him, by the way. >> that guy right there. here is what happened. back in 2008, he gave a contribution to a ballot initiative to preserve traditional marriage in california. all right? that was in 2008. he had the same point of view on traditional marriage as our president of the united states did back then. did barak obama get in trouble for that? no. but fast forward to now, okay, cupid a dating site, found out about this and they said, you're on our web site. tonight use the firefox mozilla browser because they don't support gay marriage. then suddenly this boycott is going on and this guy, who is an internet genius and a real

pioneer in the industry, squeezed out for simply having a different opinion from some of the people who work at his company. >> there could have been a fish filet type backlash if they held to their way, or defend his position. now let's see what you say about this. ken says this, true tolerance, two way street. unless he's estimating on the job, doesn't matter. >> susan wrote, i will never use their service again. i guess that pretty much states how i feel about so-called freedom of speech. i will use my right to boycott them. >> and another said, we are losing our right to free speech. we better stop letting ourselves be bullied or our country will be lost. just another example of the tolerant left that really is not tolerant. you said fish filet. i think you meant chick-fil-a.

but it's friday in lent. >> by the way, if you are going to make fish for me, i do want it fileted. because i just got -- i had halibut as a child and my mom swore to me she fileted it, i couldn't get the bone out of my esophagus for two months. >> you have to use bubble gum? >> i'm telling you, i've done it. >> bazooka. >> got an important story from overseas. in afghanistan, the taliban vowing to disrupt those. shot two female he yelled allah journalists for the associated press and this morning one of them is dead. the women were sitting inside their car in afghanistan covering the election there when an afghan police officer pulled his ak 47 on them. a.p. photographer died instantly. a.p. reporter kathy gannon was hit twice, but is in stable condition at this hour. the two women have spent years together covering stories in

afghanistan. that officer is now under arrest. we'll keep you posted on that. dramatic surveillance video showing an 11-year-old boy running into traffic in detroit and then getting hit by a truck. but this little boy is going to be okay. however, this morning the man who accidentally hit him is fighting for his life. 54-year-old steve was brutally attacked by a group of men when he got out of his truck to try to help the boy. listen. >> they just started punching him and stuff like that. the guy was trying to fight back. he was trying to fight back, but it was too many of them. so eventually he just fell. >> police are now searching for at least 12 african-american men who were allegedly involved in that attack. more than three months after suffering a brutal head injury, michael schumacher is showing moments of consciousness. he hit his head on a rock skiing in france and was then put in a

drug-induced coma. earlier this morning, his manager reported that he's showing signs of waking up. after 32 years, the host of his own show, david letterman, announcing he will call it quits sometime next year. that's creating a whole lot of speculation this morning about who will take his place. craig ferguson is a front runner and there are reports that he has what's called a right of first refusal in his contract. also on the short list, conan o'brien and chelsea handler. sarah palin has something to say about the whole thing. here she is. >> you know, out with the old, in with the new. maybe he'll start a trend when we talk about politics, too. politicians who have maybe been there in washington, d.c. a bit too long, allow some new blood in there, some new energy, new ideas to get the country back on the right track. >> back in 2009, letterman was slammed for making wildly inappropriate jokes about sarah palin and her daughter. and those are your headlines. did you see how nice she was?

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when changing the benghazi talking points. >> we did not deliberately down play the role of terrorists in the benghazi attack in our analysis or in the talking points. the changes i made were fully consistent with what our analysts believed at the time, period. >> so why did the white house continue to blame a youtube video for weeks when the station chief in libya said that was not true? and why did he go with analysts instead of eyewitnesses? sean smith was one of four americans killed in that attack. his uncle, michael, joins us again. michael, you watched michael morell speak. he wanted to defend himself in open court, open forum. what do you think of his performance and explanation? >> i'll give him a d minus. >> what bothers you most? >> what bothers me most in the sense that it's like -- well, let's articulate it in the sense that he said, well, it could have been a protest and it could

have been a terrorist attack. it's like -- come on. i just looked at it with a great deal of cynicism, brian. >> right. a couple things that stood out. one, he took out -- he changed the talking points because he didn't want the state department to feel bad. the c.i.a. pointed out that they had warnings, that they didn't have security, and warnings that terrorists were ready to pounce. you were going to put that in the report, he took it out because he thought it put the state department in a bad light. >> yeah. exactly. trying to preserve the sensitivity of hillary clinton, isn't that wonderful? >> he says politics didn't play a role in it. let's listen to him explain why he took the word islamic out of the -- next to the word extremist. listen. >> i took out the word islamic in front of extremist. i took it out because we were dealing with protests and

demonstrations across much of the muslim world as a result of the video. and the last thing i wanted to do was to do anything to further inflame those passions. the second reason i took it out because what other type of extremes are there in libya? >> really? do you buy that? >> well, the thing i'm finding most consistent about the obama administration and its personnel is that they treat the troops like a virus, that they're desperately seeking not to catch. that's just offensive. politics played a huge role in the changing of the talking points and the rhetoric that they were spouting for two weeks after my nephew and three other americans were murdered. >> right. and what i think i understand bothers you most, michael, is we don't know who did it and we know that no one has been arrested and no one has been killed because of it. >> right. and the thing that mr. morell

said the other day that was really truthful was that he doesn't understand the motivations of the attackers because they haven't been caught yet. well, i'm challenging president obama to fulfill his promise to the families of these four americans and catch these murderers. i'm tired of the rhetoric. president obama has promised with the various scandals plaguing washington that he's going to get to the bottom of the truth. well, he should be a derriere analysis at this point, you know. analyst rather, excuse me. >> i understand your frustration. thank you for joining us and we'll see if america is as curious about what happened that day as you and i are. thanks so much. >> thanks to fox for keeping it alive and i challenge the rest of the media to follow suit. >> i hope they snap out of it soon. thanks, mike. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. thank you. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour.

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welcome back. now to some headlines trending today. a close call inside a florida cvs. everything seems calm inside this store as a woman pushes her shopping cart. take a look at this. just as she backs up, a car comes crashing right through the front of the store, narrowly missing her. the 84-year-old driver was backing out of her parking spot when she hit the gas. gosh. and a british teen was not ready to give up her phone after it fall noose a storm drain.

the 16-year-old crawled in, got her phone, then got stuck! it took firefighters ten minutes to get her out. she made it. steve? luckily she wasn't upside down grabbing it. the last couple weeks we've been asking you which of the president's doddss of constitutional violations is the worst of all. you've been weighing in and today we're ready to reveal the final results in the overall pick by america. joining us right now, fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> good morning, everybody. let's go. >> all right. as we went from the final four, in the east and north, it was abortion versus the irs versus the tea party and the irs tea party won. in the western division and southern division, in that bracket it was the kill list against fast and furious and not surprisingly, fast and furious you selected as the winner. >> so, the finalist is -- the winner is. >> between the irs versus the tea party and fast and furious,

peter, what was the margin? >> 19% for fast and furious. >> 81% of america. this is obviously something that as soon as america heard about it, they -- >> it's so compelling and disturbing and visceral. let's understand what this is all about. we're talking about 248 conservative groups targeted since 2010. some of those groups waited over 1100 days for their applications to be processed, and the first and fifth amendment violations are now being alleged in lawsuits in washington, d.c. and across the country. >> sure. and this is something that has played out on television as well. many of you have watched it and have been outraged. if you've been under a rock for the last year or two, here is what you've missed. >> misconduct that uncovered is inexcusable. it's inexcusable and americans have a right to be angry about it and i am angry about it.

i will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agency, but especially in the irs. >> telling my government that you've forgotten your place. it's not your responsibility to look out for my well-being and to monitor my speech. it's not your right to assert an agenda. >> after very careful consideration, i have decided to follow my counsel's advice and not testify or answer any of the questions today. >> you don't get to tell your side of the story and then not be subjected to cross-examination. that's not the way it works. she waived her right to fifth amendment privilege by issuing an opening statement. she ought to stand here and answer our questions. >> there was some bone headed decisions -- >> bone headed decisions, but no mass corruption? >> not even mass corruption. not even a smidgen of corruption. >> what a curious change. back in makers the president said he was going to get to the bottom of it. >> incredible evolution! the outrage, the faux outrage that we're going to get to the bottom of this.

this is the worst thing ever, then brazen, upset that bill o'reilly asked the question, saying not a smidgen, nothing. what are these folks now? lois lerner, you talked about her earlier, she may be facing contempt in congress. according to one count, she may be the $4 million woman based on the benefits she'll be receiving in terms of her pension as she leaves. and steve shulman, he went to the white house 157 times and allegedly never discussed the tea party attacks. now, he's landed at harvard at the kennedy school. finally, barbara boxerman, she's the doj attorney who is looking into this. there has been not one indict that she gave thousands of dollars to the obama campaign, the presidential campaign. so a lot of americans are saying, how can she be fair? doj says, under the guidelines,

she can be fair. she stays on the job. americans have voted and say the irs versus the tea party is the maddest of the maddest in march's constitutional madness. now on to basketball. >> yep. indeed. we'll have the finale very shortly. you voted, folks, and that's what bugs you the most. >> thank you. >> peter johnson, jr., thank you very much. all right. coming up, a major league ball player under fire for taking three maternity days staying home with his wife. fair or foul? we're going to talk about that. and you see him on tv, but not at the same time. so what brought megyn kelly, bill o'reilly, and our own brian kilmeade all together on one stage? you'll find out as we roll on live from new york city and long island

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all right. 27 minutes before the top of the hour. last night bill o'reilly asked megyn kelly and myself to go down to long island university for a great cause. saint mary's high school, grammar school, one of the many private schools having trouble making ends meet. so they said if we come down, sell tickets, we could make some money. we had a great time interacting with the fans of fox news channel. and here is a little -- if you had to miss it, if you weren't at cw post.

>> i get the same questions all the time when it comes to megyn and bill. how hot and how tall and let me just get rid of this right now. megyn is tall and bill is hot. it's been an unbelievable ride. along the way, some crazy things have happened. i don't know if you've seen "fox & friends," the show -- "fox & friends" is like a slice of life. bill o'reilly tapes a little earlier, but this is a fine working machine. with us, let's get started. let's see where it goes. >> how i got into television news and my stint in television news and i was thinking about brian 'cause he's so funny and he's so interesting and he's so full of information. i think if he's the guy who you would like sort of invite back to your frat party after the event, i'm sort of like the career counselor, like this is how you have to do it. >> i go around the corner and literally run right into nancy

pelosi. swear to god. so right away i seize the moment and i say, you know, congresswoman, you've never been on my program. i really would like to do an interview with you. i think we could work that out. the husband is going like this. now, i swear to god, she went oh, sure. why don't you come to my office? she didn't know who the hell i was. >> who knew bill o'reilly did political interviews. he's a big showman. when he gets on stage, man, he's moving all around. >> good job last night! that's fantastic. i'm sure they raised thousands of dollars to help that school. >> yeah, they did. it was for a good cause. now, chris wallace is someone who does a lot of live shows. he comes from a show business family. >> actually he does. he does indeed. chris, it's great that brian was called back to his alma mater and was not arrested for outstanding library fines. >> well, and i must say, i noted

the fact that -- what did megyn call him? interesting, funny and full of information. not exactly the three things i would say about brian kilmeade. >> how would you describe him? >> don't ask him a question like that, elisabeth! >> what -- let me tell awe story about brian kilmeade. brian has a party -- as you know, he has a radio show called "fox & friends" and the way he, quote, thanks us is he has a christmas party. the christmas party in new york is the week of christmas. guess when the party for those on his radio show is? next week. april. >> getting together with the powerhouse, white house, the white house correspondents and superstars of washington, like you, and we'll take pictures. we'll all be in tank tops. >> and we should say that one member of the fox news washington staff -- we're at lunch, sits there and starts downing scotchs. it's the darnest things and

comes back and is on "special report." >> bret baier? >> i won't even say his initials. okay, i will. >> no, you can't. it was all fun. we keep all these secrets. i know you're teeing up for the big weekend and sadly, we have to start with a tragic story. i'm sure it will be all over your show. at fort hood, we're finding out more and more about the shooter and his mental stability. didn't have much. they seem to have known about it. >> yeah. and i'm sure my reaction was the same as yours and everybody who is watching when you heard the news two days ago, which is not again on a military base. here we send these wonderful young men and women into harm's way to defend our country and we think when they get back safely, they're safe. and of course, the vast majority are. but we've had this incident after incident. not just at fort hood, but other military bases. we had a shooting where several people were killed in washington in the last year. so we'll be talk being that. we'll have a live report, the

latest on the investigation, trying to find a motive for ivan lopez and then talk about possible solutions. we'll have the chairman of the house homeland security committee, michael mccaul. one of his controversial proposals, a little bit like what you're hearing in the civilian world is allow more people to have gun sos that if somebody goes off like this, soldiers can defend themselves and can stop them and also democratic senator tim kaine, a member of the armed services committee. it's one of those stories that you say i wish we didn't have to talk about this again. >> allowing those who defend us to defend themselves will bring about intense discussion there. thanks for being with us today and for describing brian. >> he's indescribable. >> thanks for trying. somehow i take that as a compliment when i watch it back at home. good luck picking out a suit. >> what do you think about you and me doing one of those shows? >> i would love to do it, but that would mean we have to talk to each other.

we're not on speaking terms. >> in terms of if there were a lot of people there, it's fine. we could invite elisabeth and steve. i would be happy to be like the come with with the "fox & friends" road tour. >> you know what, chris? i think we got something. let's talk to our respective management teams. >> there we go. >> it's time to try to book the kilmeade coliseum. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert patiently standing by. you got a whole bunch of headlines. >> yeah. stunning new report reveals the billionaire george soros has been funding campaigns to legalize part across the pot. he spent at least $80 million on local ballot initiatives to legalize pot since 1994. love this story. how do you get your teen-ager to clean his or her room? this military dad in georgia moved his daughter's room to the driveway, taking this extreme step to try to get his 17-year-old motivated.

he put her bed, her bookcase, her desk, all out there for the world to see, along with a sign that read, haley room moved to driveway. clean it up next time. listen to this. >> one day i had enough of it and i just picked up her belongings and i set her room up in the driveway. my intention was to surprise her a little bit and let her know we were serious about taking ownership and pride in her room. >> amen to that. he offered an incentive, he'll hire someone to give her room a fresh coat of paint. great story. this man saves a woman from getting hit by a train and then he goes back to work without even saying a word about it. this dramatic scene caught on camera, a tsa agent off duty, jumped onto the tracks in chicago to stop a train from running over a woman who slipped off the platform. he joined us earlier on "fox & friends." here is what he had to say. >> realized that i had an orange sweatshirt on and when i had the

orange sweatshirt, i said, okay. the train is far enough for me to be able to jump down to the tracks, wave to try to slow down the train before any more harm came to the person that was on the tracks. >> boy. can you imagine? that woman was pulled to safety by other commuters and eddie still insists he's not a hero. unbelievable. second baseman for the mets has a lot of people talking this morning because he's under a bit of fire. daniel murphy skipped the first two games of the season to be with his wife during the birth of their first child. she had a c section. listen to this. >> i don't know why you need three days off. i'll be honest. i mean, you see the birth and you get back. i mean, what are you doing the first couple days? go see the baby be born and come back. you're a major league baseball player. you can hire a nurse. >> i need to be at opening day. i'm sorry. >> can you imagine these guys saying that?

murphy defend his leave of absence, calling it a family decision. we are getting a lot of messages from people about this one. boomer esiahson got a big smack from his wife. >> she agreed to be induced. >> so rob e-mailed us and said, it's just two games. there is 160 games left. ridiculous. family always comes first. >> elizabeth, steve, not the steve sitting next to me has a different take, tweeting mets player should have gone back to work. athletes say they have a short workweek. >> baseball is way down at the bottom. unless you have to win that position. it's a brand-new, the thing is, you have your whole life to be with your kid. why do you have to be there the first couple of days? >> sure. what do you think about it? e-mail us or tweet us or facebook us.

>> it's not like the kid knows you're there. >> that's true. i say go to practice. but it was the mets, so no one won anyway. >> nice! >> coming up straight ahead, captain america back in theaters to save the world. but is the movie worth seeing this week? kevin mccarthy saw it last night for free. brand-new monthly jobless numbers are out. nicole petallides from the market coming up next. ♪ ♪ d [ female announcer ] skin looking tired?

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good morning. >> good morning, friend. good morning, elisabeth, steve and brian. we got in our monthly jobless numbers and they're good enough, they continue to show growth and jobs added. 192,000 jobs added. a little less than what the analysts expected of 200,000. you still have obviously the labor force participation rate not so great. you still have people frustrated. the other piece of good news in this jobs report is that the prior two months were revised slightly higher. so another 37 jobs were added to january and february. so that's good news there. >> and we need more jobs created. it's interesting, we had michael lewis on earlier in the week, nicole. his book called "flash boys" had quite an allegation, that wall street where you're working, is rigged. >> you know, it's a tough one to stomach. when i talk to the traders on wall street, there is a few things that they would say. they would say that high frequency traders do have a bit

of an advantage. if you're buying 100 shares of apple, you probably don't care if you lose a penny. however, if you're a retail investor and you have a pension fund or a mutual fund and you talk about hundreds of thousands of dollars, well, you still made money. the market is at record highs. but you didn't make it as fast or as much as the high frequency traders. that's just a fact. >> michael lewis had this to say about what goes on down where you work just a couple of days ago. >> i think we want a fair society where every dollar shares the same chance. the idea that well to do people sitting in the middle of the system are rigging in their favor at the expense of the broad middle class is insane. >> it is. and at one point when he was on television earlier in the week, everything down there at the new york stock exchange came to a complete stop. >> yeah. no doubt. this place went wild because the truth of the matter is, some of the guys right here on the floor

trade pension funds and they tell me that they've lost hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years, over time. even their commission. so the retail investor gets gipped a little bit. but in the meantime, you're still hitting the records. it's a little bit of a flaw, no doubt. and we have a new ipo today. we'll be watching for that. grub hub, new ipo. >> love grub hub. >> thank you. >> don't buy her lunch. she's got it with her. straight ahead, the new "captain america" movie hits the big screen. is it worth your cash? kevin mccarthy didn't spend a dime to see it. >> first we're going to check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. that guy saving money every day, isn't he? >> every day. >> yeah. nice to see you all. nice and fun show. have a good weekend. could be a rough day yet again. big storm scraping its way across the country. tornadoes possibly. breaking news at a texas. what we're learning about the gunman at fort hood.

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so i could review the 2 d version. this is the 9th film in the series. this movie takes place after the avengers. captain america still trying to adjust to modern society. he's fighting a new villain called the winter soldier. this is the best marvel film to date, hands down. they blend practical effects efs with cgi effects. the action is insane. they expand on scarlet johansson and samuel l. jackson's character. this is not for young kids. this is a very, very violent pg-13 movie. i wanted to make sure parents knew that. i gave it 4 1/2 out of five. geeking out. i highly recommend seeing it. it's almost like a christopher nolan movie. getting up to the "dark knight rises" level. i sat down with chris evans and there are eight movies prior to this.

i asked him, which one should the audience see if they have never seen the previous eight marvel films? this is what chris evans had to say. >> i think you could watch avengers. it's the best thing to watch 'cause i think it gives the most back story to cover all the bases, to at least give the platform for what's happening right now. that's tough. if they hadn't seen anything, they might have some catching up to do. >> they might need to do that. when you throw the shield, are you throwing a green object, like when you throw it to the winter soldier in that moment? >> sometimes i'm throwing nothing. it's all cgi. sometimes it's just the action. it depends. it depends who is getting hit. it depends -- off whole team of cgi guys there. they'll tell you right away. on this one, throw nothing. on this one, we need to see the shield. >> captain america. >> very cool. three quick things to know. skip the 3d, skip the imax. stay during the ending credits. there are two extra scenes

during the ending credits and look out for a pulp fiction reference. i sat down with anthony mackie to find out how they did the flying scenes in the film. this is what he had to say. >> the problem with flying is it's not a natural, human instinct. so when they put you on a rope and tether you up 50 feet off the ground, they're like all right. we need to you fly in and land on your two feet. it's not something that naturally happens. so this movie could definitely put in a comedy if they put in outtakes of me running into cars or falling on my face. >> it's so much face. you will geek out beyond belief. 4 1/2 out of five. skip the imax and 3d. >> and keep the little kids out of this one. thanks. >> captain america to the rescue >> more "fox & friends" in just a moment (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest

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this week. >> you have a message, elisabeth? >> i do. i was hard on the mets before. peace offering. >> but no one is going to the games. >> well, it's okay. >> thanks for watching this week. >> stay for the after the show show. it will be good. >> i won't. bill: brand-new unemployment numbers on the american economy. relatively no change. the unemployment rate stayed the same at 6.7%. lower than a lot of analysts expected as well. what does this mean? that's what we are about to find out. martha: i'm martha maccallum. so you have got that number. 6.7%, and that doesn't tell the whole story. the real unemployment number includes people who are under employed and people