5th of april, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. so much for free speech. theç ceo of mow zilla forced to resign after showing support for traditional marriage. bloggers war and going after others. >> hockey royalty engaged for golf super star. many in the golf war calling for a mulligan. >> gofl not the first thing that comes to mind there. the fedex driver who had to chase his ride down. i guess he forgot to throw

it in park. "fox & friends" begins right now. that ever happen to you? >> a lot. j good morning, everyone. >> ever happen to you, you throw the car in park. >> yeah but with my u.p.s. truck pretty much the same thing. >> package delivery boy you, admit it. >> no my story similar to that when i was 16 i got my license i drove around 15 minutes with the parking brake on. somebody at the stoplight said what are you doing sweetheart. >> that's not bad. that's adorable. >> civic put it in park stick shift roll down the hill and jump inside of it like the dukes of hazard. >> like a french comedy. >> we have more details this morning on the drama unfolding around mow zilla, the software company that makes fire fox the web

browser that you use at home recently forced it's ceo brian ike to resign. why? because it turns out mr. eich donated $1,000 proposition campaign in 2008 traditional marriage against gay marriage. >> heresy. the group that is supposed to be so tolerant went on a witch-hunt. people wondering yesterday where they found out about this. did they get a leak from the irs on this? how did they find out he donated $1,000 back in 2008. turns out the "l.a. times" published a list anyone who donated $100 on their web site in 2008. also cost other individuals their jobs in the last few years. charles krauthammer last night on "special report" says this is culture it of the left right now going on these witch hunts. listen. >> this is the culture of the left, not being satisfied with making an argument or prevailing in an argument but in destroying personally and marginalizing

people who oppose them in the same way that proponents of climate change declare the issue closed, it's over. there is no debate, it is settled science. and, therefore, anybody who is skeptical of that is considered antiscience and is called a denier, a conscious way to echo that there is some kind of moral or intellectual equivalent of the denier of the holocaust. in the same way people are now declaring that the national decade that we have had for a decade or two on gay marriage is closed. and anybody who opposes gay marriage is a bigot and should be written out of polite society, ostracized and lose their jobs. >> also the government trying to control, you know, political power for the private sector. we have tammy bruce coming on in just a bit. she mentioned is going to be mentioning something similar to what clayton said about the irs actually sending tax returns of the national organization for marriage to

the human rights campaign. so that's where all of this is coming from is from the top. >> what's so striking to me is not just people are declaring the debate closed. the debate continues. all debates should continue i think. make it retroactive. people use this evolving so past. maybe ike's -- stephan eich's views have evolved. being punished now? eich was not only one who had these views. >> views evolved like president obama wants president obama was anti-gay marriage at the beginning of his tenure and evolved on that. six years he hasn't shown any science of discrimination against gay employees. he just started on the job recently, of course. there has been no sign that he has been anti-gay in the office place. there has been no signs that he has been anti-gay among employees there this was

something that was kept quiet. he never talked about this $1,000 that he contributed to prop 8 support in 2008. >> we haven't necessarily heard from a lot of the gays working for mow zilla either. and apparently there is a' eich employs them too. gives them a job. our white house correspondent pressed the white house on this very issue. take a listen to this. >> the president himself in 2008, when this person donated $1,000 to that cause also was against same sex marriage. does the white house think there should at least be tolerance on the issue even though the president has evolved on the issue and supports same sex marriage that there should be tolerance on the issue and other views heard. >> i understand why an issue like this has been in the news and why people are talking about it. i'm not going to be in a position to weigh in on decisions made by private

companies. >> good luck on that, josh. they wouldn't force certain companies to provide certain types of health insurance. obama administration forces private companies to do all kinds of things more than any administration. they can't weigh in on this. the vice president voted for the defense of marriage act. the former secretary of state supported it. her husband signed it the president was against gay marriage. i mean like this is crazy. >> daily caller brings up a great point, too. should president obama resign because of this too because of his previous belief? >> right. again, this evolving idea. more on this throughout the show. i would be really curious to know how much money mozilla may have donated to the obama administration in 2008. >> the anti-gay marriage obama administration in 2008. >> u.n. ambassador those nominated to fill the ambassador roles have been doing it in front of congress. unable to answer very

countries they are going to. now the government is going to be posting their resumes online for everyone to look at ahead of these hearings. if you were running for ambassador, your resume will be up on a web site somewhere so we can examine it. >> maybe that's their way to get out of mess so publicly displayed here. it's embarrassment in a lot of ways. take a look. >> we stand by our nominees. >> have you been to argentina? >> senator, i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there. >> what do you think the appeal of the progress party was to the norwegian voters. >> i will tell you norway has been very quick to denounce them. we're going to continue to work with norway to make sure. >> the government has denounced them, the coalition government, a part of the coalition of the government. >> well, i would say, you know what. >> i have no more questions for this incredibly highly qualified group of nominees. >> we believe all of our nominees are incredibly

qualified. >> get out a textbook. study a little bit before you go to the hearing at least. >> who put that tape package together? that was absolutely awesome. that is mccain at his best. is he not always at his best. but when he is at his best there is nobody better. >> will it resolve to put resumes uponline before a everything ha. former ambassador of the united nations john bolton had this to say. >> it's silly to say you are going to post a notice on the internet. ambassadors are presidential nominees. if the president nominates somebody he doesn't think is qualified, what's he doing? >> these hearings were disasters you have to assign blame in two places. one on the nominees themselves that they didn't have the self-awareness or the self-respect to get ready for the hearing. >> let us know what you think about that friends@foxnews.com. >> other stories that we want to tell you about this morning. we are hearing more moments lopez opened fired fort

hood. killing three men and injuring 16 others. our elizabeth prann is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. what you can tell thus morning. >> good morning. well the families of those three soldiers killed in that shooting rampage are certainly grieving this modern as authorities released their identities. they are as follows 39-year-old daniel ferguson. 38-year-old carlos rodriguez and 37-year-old timothy owens. we are also beginning to learn more about the events preceding the shooting. witnesses say the gunman became furious after being did and leave of absence form. -condition was not a direct precipitating factor and looked to the argument as a catalyst. one spokesman describes the scene. >> we do have credible information he wases involved in a verbal altercation with soldiers from his unit just prior to the alleged -- to him allegedly opening fire the subject then proceeded to travel to two other nearby buildings. entering those locations and opening fire. >> authorities would only

say some of the soldiersç lopez fought with were the victims of the shooting but would not specify whether or not they were among the dead. we do know 10 out of the 16 victims have been released from the hospital. anna, tucker, clayton, back to you guys. >> all right. elizabeth. thanks so much for that 10 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. on to the rest of your headlines today. while you were sleeping, a bomb expose at a polling station in southern afghanistan as voters head to the polls to pick a new president. four people were hurt, one critically. another roadside bomb killed two policemen. 200 afghan soldiers are on the streets trying to stop that from happening. it's a landmark vote to replace president harmid karzai who has reached his term limit. he has been in control since the taliban were ousted from power in 2001. time is running out in the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. it's now been exactly one

month since the plane disappeared with 239 people on board. the plane's black box battery life only lasts 30 days. meaning it could run out any day now. at least 14 planes and 11 ships are searching the southern indian ocean today for any signs of the aircraft. two ships, including the ocean shield with a black box ping locater on board are also in the search area hoping to pick that up signal. problems for mazda. the recalling 460,002,006 models over spiders, get inside engines in a web to hose. pressure build up leading the fuel tank to crank. 2010 to 2012 models with 2.5-liter engines. >> did you make that up? is that real? >> did i not make that up. >> she read it with a bit of

trepidation. >> rick reichmuth standing by. he is -- >> -- weaving a web. >> that's good i was wondering where you were going with that see a nice warm up eventually this week towards the latter part of the week. big storms this week all of that for the most part has cleared the u.s. eastern part of the country. almost looking good. we still have the remnants of this and a bit of a coastal system developing that will bring snow across far northern new england. aside from that clear out the weekend. the south enjoy today, tomorrow the rain returns again and then watch some storms out across parts of northwest. more rain coming there, guys. more severe weather to talk about at the obama of the hour. >> we'll stay tuned. >> thank you. he took islamic out out in front of the word extremist. why did he do that? did the boss put it ahead of

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to do anything to further inflame those passions. the second reason i took it out is because what other kind of extremists are there in libya? >> why was this change necessary in the first place? was this an act of appeasement towards the muslim world? joining us now to discuss that is the president of the american islamic forum for democracy. >> thank you, clayton. nice to be with you. >> why did you make this -- why did he make this change? why do you think he was necessary. >> he has the wrong talking points or he takes us for fools because the whole concept of appeasement for the muslim brotherhood groups in the west is to try to disengage islam from the military assistance. those groups over there. he is he talking about not

not -- when we encounter al qaeda i have been threatened with death threats from al qaeda when i tell them they are not islam and their extremism has nothing to do with the koran. they embrace that connection. so the rationale he is using i think is just demonstrative of the fact that he has the wrong talking points and he thinks that we really aren't going to put 2 and 2 together. that he is just using a political formula instead of a strategic one. i want to remind you of one thing. the cia has a web site called the strategic analysis center for the study of political islam. so even he forgot what's on his own web page or he is just sort of seeing what sticks.ç >> dr. jasser, do you think this shows some sort of incompetence and not even understanding the region or specific divergence from the truth? >> well, you know, i think it's all of the above. i think he was sent to take

the fall for the administration. they have no strategy globally in addressing political islam. and even a agency that doesç is used as a tool for a political organization. is he saying us moderates are going to riot in the streets? the people that would be upset with that connection are the ones that we would want to embrace. we either should address it and embrace the fact that there is an ideology we are fighting. right now as they try to trip over each other to fix what they did, it's looking more and more ridiculous. >> is he also ig ignoring the facts on the ground over the cia station chiefs who had told him in days and weeks leading up to this attack that there was inflamed issues in the region and that we could see some sort of attack there? >> they really are ignoring the reality. i mean, not only on the ground in libya, but all over the world. he thought he was making a risk judgment not to use

that term when at the end of the day that's what we are are dealing with. we have to identify with what te enemy is and embrace those within the house of islam that are our allies and if we continue to ignore it, we are going to look like fools with no strategy. i think that the american people are starting to see this. this actually reminds me of the notorious testimony of james clapper when he said the muslim brotherhood was a secular organization and later he he had to take that back, too. >> right. we have got to wrap things up but very quickly are we any closer to finding out the truth following this hearing? >> no, he didn't proffer any solutions or anything new. he simply, i think, was sent to take the fall. unfortunately, a strategy for countering the radical ism and islamism isn't helping this at all. >> coming up on the show where is the tolerance in the ceo of mozilla forced to resign for supporting traditional marriage. liberal bloggers promising

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welcome back, mozilla's ceo brendan eich made a political donation and lost his job because those didn't like it. supporting traditional marriage other liberal blogs are on a mission to, quote, purge the bigots, radio talk show host tammy bruce joins us this morning. thanks for coming on this early. >> thanks, tucker. >> i found this tweet and you said this to mozilla. hi, mozilla, i'm a gay woman

who was appalled you caved to the gay guess stop guess top poo gestapo. who else will be forced to leave. >> this is ironic people punishing in the name of tolerance because they are not conforming to the approved thought process or approved position. it's certainly not what any of the civil rights movements were about. the gay rights movement but especially the gay civil rights movement was about allowing people to be able to be themselves without fear of being punished. now, look at what it is that they have become. >> it's a little weird. polls show if you ask most people if you love each other should you be allowed to get married? yeah, great. this doesn't seem about that at all. >> i'm for gay marriage as well. this is an example of it's an assault on everything that's important to a free society. and to individuals who want to be able to be, let's say,

not even in the majority, or who are on the fringes or in the case of christians or traditionalists, who believe in traditional marriage and who believe in the tenets their faith. now, gay marriage is something that's also important to a lot of people. but what's absurd here and what's so dangerous is the fact now that there is an open discussion by liberals that now they really want to purge. they have used that word. purge people with whom they disagree. purge them from what, society, from work, from their jobs that maybe you can't be a ceo of an american company if you don't pay allegiance to the liberal point of view or the liberal agenda. that is dangerous thinking. and even the word purge itself. it's very familiar. this is nothing new this attitude. comes from a fascist society. and it comes from individuals who believe that they have sole possession of the truth. it's a shame it's the gay community at least the gay establishment that is

learning how to goose step at this point. >> pretty scary. here is a quote from mozilla. mozilla believes both in equality and freedom of speech. equality is necessary for meaningful speech. you need free speech to fight for equality. figuring how it stand for both at the same time can be hard. we welcome contributions from everyone. mozilla supports equality from all. do you remember since you finished animal farm in high school a moror wellian statement than that. >> itç is astounding, isn't it? everybody is shocked with the absurdity of that statement. it's heart breaking, look, brendan eich co-founded mozilla. he created the job ascript program that makes all of this possible. all of these debates and arguments. a man who simply gave $1,000 to a group that is for traditional marriage. by the way, tucker, we only know about that because of the irsç shenanigans when they released the national

organization for marriages filing to a gay rights group. so, all the linkages here are quiet shocking. anyone, i -- quite shocking. transcends party issues and even gay issues. this is truly about personal freedom. and you can't agree with the pressuring of someone out because of what they have done personally that you disagree with and it was fought out in the political scene. proposition 8 lost in california. but when you have got young people now who want to destroy other individuals for thinking incorrectly in their view, we have got a lot of problem on our hands and the liberal community and the gay community had better put its foot down to it. >> there is nothing liberal about this. this is authoritarian. >> we have no idea what brendan eich thinks about gay marriage now. he didn't get a chance. >> in 2008 same position barack obama had.

>> it's ridiculous. thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks, tucker. >> next on the rundown, think you have had bad days? you have nothing on this guy. meet the fedex delivery driver who couldn't catch his own truck. she is hockey royalty engaged to super star. many have people in the golf world calling for a mulligan. whose side are you on? we'll be right back. ♪ have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. if you have a buness idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reali. start your business today with legalzoom.

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controversy over the new "golf digest" cover. i don't know whether you have seen it or not it's t. has paula gretzky on the cover. i believe she someone of the most important figures in golf. she sen gauged to a golfer. lgpa ladies golf professionals are offended by this some of them because it says it demeans them. >> she not a pro. other pros have been passed over and never put on the front comp of the magazine. outraged at paulina gretzky who has nothing to do with golf other than having dated a golfer. >> she is demonstrating what to do and what not to do in golfing. she has some very important golf tips. this one is demonstrating the grip or something. >> look, i would play more golf if that's what the courses looked like. >> that's the idea. obviously "golf digest" is trying to get these things to fly off the the shelves and it's going to be working. this isn't the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition either. you can understand why people who are at the top of their game, women who say they don't get the respect that they deserve as it is.

you know, the personal sacrifices that they have made, the number of golf balls that they hit on a daily basis afternoon then you get passed over and so do all of your peers for somebody who happens to be hockey royalty. >> when i think golf i think paulina gretzky. clearly she can hold a club. >> maybe i'm just jealous. >> showing the future of putting right there. that's how she wants people to start putting. meanwhile this is a bit of hypocrisy. holly sanders golf channel. host on the show. she is not a pro. there she is. beautiful woman. she is not a pro. and kate upton. kate upton and the great arnold palmer side by side. kate upton a beautiful woman. i don't know that she has ever played golf in her life and certainly not a pro-golfer. >> other thing can i say about this getting golf into the mainstream media even more. big thing before tiger

woods' fall, but just more mainstream period. >> golf needs more plunts. i agree with that. [ laughter ]ç i'm sorry. >> okay, fine. can we put up the picture again. >> armstrong riding bike. before their fall from grace. >> they just want to sell magazines. >> what "golf digest" is just trying to sell magazines. >> obviously. >> questions do youç lpga players have a right to be upset or put on more compelling television or should they play golf in that outfit? these are the questions we want you to answer. send us your emails or tweets or go to our facebook page. >> i have a feeling we are going to be getting a lot of feedback on this one. >> 36 minutes after the hour and on to some more stories making headlines. two so he sophisticated drug smuggling tunnels

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package. picked up speed barely missing a tree and a house. it ended up hitting a fence and we are showing this video because nobody was hurt. >> poor guy. >> all right. let's check when n. with rick reichmuth who is outside. get some of those spring like temperatures today. >> a little bit. parts of some areas are areas of the northeast not that bad today. going to be windy though. tomorrow looking like a better day. take a look at the weather maps. severe weather tomorrow across parts of the south. the cold front that moved through yesterday is going to stall out across areas of south and turn into a bit of a warm front and bring severe weather into sunday into monday potentially across areas of north florida and across the coast line of the southeast. get ready for that it's also going to bring a lot of rain eventually. take a look at your first alert forecast for your day today. put this into motion. see a few snow flurries going across parts of the great lakes cities across the coast warming up a little bit it will be a windy day. it will feel cooler.

down to areas of the south. you see that raigoing to build w orleans. down towards pensacola rough day across the central gulf there temps remaining cooler across that area. and in towards the northern plains, we start off with the cold morning. get up into the 40s and 50s across some of this area. a few showers and clouds moving through as well. all right, guys, send it back to you inside. >> thanks so much, rick. >> thank you. 39 minutes after the hour. andrew lloyd weber famous story rock and roll. now the show can come to a stadium near you. ♪ jesus christ, super star ♪ who do you think you are ♪ jesus christ, super star >> jesus christ, super star. the brand new show announced yesterday stars brandon boyd, jcchasee.

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rock guy. a punk. so it's going to be an interesting road dynamic. i'm sure there is going to be a few stories coming off the road. >> i think the issues to me has always been the music that it is set to. but how many times, even when we were in school, how did you learn your abcs? as a mellowed. sometimes it takes you to learn stories or understand things sometimes through music, no matter what genre it is. the story and the meaning is still the same. i don't care if it was set to blue grass. it's still the same. >> tickets go on sale friday. april 11th. they range from $30 to about $129. >> to be clear, it's better than cats? >> better than cats. you did not like cats? >> i'm not saying that i just want to make sure it's better before i spend 30 to 100 bucks. >> fantastic. in the fox light.com. for the latest in celebrity buzz and hollywood news, can you follow me on twitter at fox light michael. >> thanks, michael. >> thanks, guys.

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both drivers had to pay out of their own pocket to get their cars toe towed. stuffing cash into shopping bag. he had to give it back. the bank blames a code error. a tip to all those guys there is a camera right in your face. right, tucker? >> good point. >> thanks, clayton. the united states about to log off as controller as one of its greatest assets. something we developed, the internet. the obama administration is set to hand over the group that manages web site addresses to the rest of the world. the so-called international community. >> so is this the right thing to do or is it about international pressure? executive director of the american center for law and justice jordan sekulow joins us now. good morning, jordan, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> when you have countries like russia and china asking for this does it wonder

about potential censorship here at home? >> that's right. the idea here is who are we giving control to? there was a popular free market idea that the administration was trying to sell, i think, to conservatives and republicans on capitol hill so that they did not step into this and start questioning where they were going. but then when the administration officials we're going to give it over to private corporations, who would those corporations be? that was the problem. they couldn't answer the question, which points to the u.n. body. it's called the international telecommunication union. controlled by bad actors, the united states does not have much influence. it's already given the governments the ability under u.n. rules and regulations under international law to shut down web sites. they want to get rid of the anonymous factor on the internet. it's controlled by rush sharks china, and the bad actors of the world. where are we giving this -- who are we giving this to and why? those are the two big questions. now members of congress are asking. >> why is the question and

it seems like from the obama administration's perspective the u.s. doesn't have a right to lead. we have no unique moral claim on global leadership. is that the idea? >> it is. a lot of this is the blow back from edward snowden and this administration specifically president obama who wants to make nice with the world again. this is actually a rare time. i don't think i have ever been on fox news set. the government has done a great job. the federal government has done a great job of basically managing this by letting it grow on its own and letting the private industry take care of the problems that occurs, the wrongs, the bad things that occur instead of trying to write regulation after regulation. we are talking about the nuts and bolts of the internet. talking about domain names and web site addresses. those two things. this entire file. it's called the root zone file. this administration is willing to give it up. and if you look at why, the director of the body is called ican that overseas the internet with the

department of congress. decided not to renew another year. they pointed to pressure from countries like brazil, russia, china, and europe, of course, after the edward snowden revelations but, again, we don't have to give this up. they can't force us to give this up. it's only the u.s. government that can give this away. >> and jordan, why should we give it up? we developed it, right? >> yeah, absolutely. >> give them everything we developed just for the betterment of this so-called international community? good news that's what members of congress are saying. if you want to give this to multinational body. corporations. you dent want to give it to governments. they tried to say there is no other institution you could point to that would be able to oversee this itu horrendous would be a disaster for the internet. bill clinton, former president bill clinton is on our side on this. not a partisan issue. not a democrat versus

republican. even because of edward snowden the president is getting push back. giving that way is taking away the ability from people around the world mobilize freedom against aauthor terrence and dictators and taking it away and putting it in the hands of dictators. >> the rest of the world will regret it at some point. jordan sekulow, thanks for joining us this morning. >> bizarre court case. a boyfriend killed in his girlfriend's bedroom after the girl told her father he was intruder. should the girlfriend be charged with murder? you get a second samsung galaxy s5 for free. so, who ya gonna give it to? maybe your brother could use it to finally meet a girl. your mom, but isn't your love reward enough? its not. maybe your roommate, i mean you pretty much share everything else. hey. your girlfriend. just do not tell her it was free. whoever you choose, you'll both get the best devices

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what came next was an argument that left 17-year-old jorhan dead. calling for girlfriend to be charged because it was her lie that caused his death. joining us have arthur and jonah spilbore. >> what a sad, sad story it is. if you you look at the image of trayvon martin, it was the hoody. this kid it is a bow tie. at his funeral all of his friends and family wore bow ties. a sweet kid who gets called by his girlfriend says come to my house, i will sneak you. in she does sneak him. in and then one of her siblings says dad, i hear someone in the house. dad comes. in and she denies him. obviously i'm not saying this facetiously. her denial of him was actually worse than when jesus christ was denied by his disciples. >> what? >> direct cause his death.

all she had to say was daddy, he is my friend and he would have holstered his weapon. >> here is the direct cause of his death. the bullet that came out of daddy's gun when daddy thought this was intruder. if she had said to him daddy, shoot him, shoot him, is he trying to hurt me. then i could say criminal liability on the daughter's part. if she is tries not to get grounded i don't know who he is, dad. basis of american law. in all 50 states is the castle rule. if someone comes into your castle. you can blow them away. and even though i'm not a big gun guy and all that i do agree with that it's 2:30 in the morning. there is stranger in your house in your daughter's bedroom. if there is any time you could use deadly physical force, that's the time. >> i'm trying to put myself in that situation. as a father. if i hear that in the middle of the night. i'm just not going to are you sure you don't know this man? >> come have a cup of coffee. no one is going to say that to intruder.

again, she did not instruct the father to shoot this guy. >> she could have. >> johnna, she did the opposite though. >> the kid made some sort of move and he thought the kid. >> they were waiting for the cops. >> he maybe lunged for something. >> they were arguing. 911 had already been called. >> it all goes to the father's state of mind and his state of mind is that this is a stranger. and the daughter had the ability to stop that -- the father's presumption which is a room presumption at 2:30 in the morning someone sneaking into the house. >> which means the father will probably not be charged either. >> our system is developed to hold people responsible for the actions or reactions that they caused. and she is the one who caused this to happen. >> wield love to hear your thoughts on this. foxnews.com. you can find me on twitter as well. clayton morris, jonna

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the left forget president obama used to share the same opinion? where is the tolerance? >> and congress is one of the lowest approval ratings ever measured for anybody in any country at any time in world history. but one democrat thinks they deserve a raise. >> american people should know the members of congress are underpaid. >> yeah, underpaid. what do you think. >> i think commune cable

diseases weigh higher. president bush puts his paintings on display. is he a good painter. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> this is william shatner. guess what? you are watching "fox & friends." >> is that really william shatner? >> great canadian. >> back stage this morning. >> george w. bush good painter. people have hidden talents. anna kooiman great singer. she never does it on air. you don't hear this at home. breaks into song. >> like angels are singing. >> yes. memories. cats hoilg. >> watch this. dogs coming to the television set. >> okay. >> three more hours of that so stay tuned. we want to start thisç

morning with the latest on the mozilla story. the software company at the center of the news for forcing its ceo to resign. you see him on the screen. brendan eich, why? because in 2008, brendan eich contributed $1,000 to the initiative in california to enshrine traditional law and ban gay marriage. for, this he was forced to leave. >> i agree with andrew sulemanç on this prominent gay writer. 15 or 16 years ago he was pushing for gay marriage. he said this on his blog. he said if this is the gay rights movement today hounding our opponents with if a that the fanaticism more like the religious right. then count me out. something he never each publicly talked about. this was only found out because it was released on the "l.a. times" web site that he had contributed $1,000 six years ago before he was vogted in as ceo of mozilla. >> the democratic party kind

of strong arming things here. we had radio talk show host tammy bruce on just a bit ago and she had this to say on the issue. >> liberal or conservative, this transcends those issues. transcends party issues. and even gay issues. this is truly about personal freedom. and you can't agree with the pressuring of someone out because of what they have done personally that you disagree with. when you have got young people now who want to destroy other individuals for thinking incorrectly in their view, we have got a lot of problem on our hands and the liberal community and the gay community had better put its foot down to it. >> we should point out that tammy bruce is gay and said later in the interview that she is for gay marriage. in my view this is not about marriage. this is not about people entering into long term mow monogamous relationships. this is about crushing dissent hurting those who disagree with you. that's not what gay marriage is for. how did we get here.

>> does this set a dangerous precedent go through employee's baggage and see where they donated money to a political campaign. does that fall under free speech? >> it was years agonyway. he never got to hear from the ceo of mozilla about it in the first place. he was given the boot. instead, how is this even fair? maybe his beliefs have evolved similar to the president's had. you remember what he thought about it back in 2008. and our ed henry pressed the white house on this. and here is what the white house had to say. >> the president himself in 2008, when this person donated $1,000 to that cause, also was against same sex marriage. does the white house think that there should at least be tolerance on the issue even though the president has evolved on this issue and now supports same sex marriage, that there should be tolerance on the issue and that there should be other views heard? >> well, i certainly understand why an issue like this has been in the news and why a lot of people are talking about it i'm not going to be in a position to weigh in on decisions made by private companies.

>> you asked a really simple question. is the white house for tolerance? they declined tone doors even the idea of tolerance and then this nonsense how we are going not going to private on private companies as if they don't regulate private companies out of business every single day. in the process of this donation the majority of california voted for this initiative. 70% of black voters in california voted for. this are they all bigots now? i mean, this is crazy. these standards are crazy. again, you don't have to be against gay marriage. tammy bruce is for it. to see that that this is we have crossed a line and we are becoming less free when we do stuff like this. >> it would be interesting to hear from him on his thoughts from gay marriage right now before being shown the door. he took the position only in there a few weeks. no discrimination suits. a bad ceo to gay employees in any kind of capacity. was she showing tolerance he was able to leave a company and had these views.

>> unlikely for people to express what they really think. who would ever say what he really thinks anymore? >> if this were flipped, the other way around, had a conservative. had this been an issue for democrats on the other side? this would be leading, you know, newscasts all over the country. because this is social in silicon valley. you should keep your mouth shut. you shouldn't open your mouth and share your viewpoints. apparently he did keep his mouth shut. that's the other thing, he opened his wallet. >> and it was because the irs sent out the documents. >> well, yeah. it's available in the "l.a. times" published it on their web site. let us know what you think about this, friends@foxnews.com. and by the way do you plan on using fire fox browser anymore built by mozilla? we can can show you alternatives. >> jim moran democrat from virginia don't think he and his cohorts on capitol hill make enough money. doesn't think that $170,000 is enough to feed his family and lead good enough lifestyle. take a listen to this. >> i think that the american people should know that the

members of congress are underpaid. and i understand that it's widely felt that they underperform. but, but the fact is that this is the board of directors for the largest economic entity in the world and and a lot of members can't even afford to live decently when they are at their job in washington. >> tucker, you live in d.c. do you see a lot of congressman walking with like a hat asking, begging for change on the sidewalk because they just simply can't live. >> you want the honest truth? a lot of them do live in pretty depressing circumstances, i have got to say. but it's hard to say that they don't deserve it he says this is the largest economic entity in the world. really? it makes enron look above board. this is the most miss

managed economic entity as more ran put it ever in history. it's not only bankrupt. it's redefining what bankruptcy means. >> trey gowdy agrees with you. he said if you are being paid on performance then? my gosh. >> absolute disaster. maybe they are making too much. listen to trey. >> if you don't want to do it, then don't run. but the notion that you can make $174,000 in this country and be under paid is laughable. we are better off than 99.9% of the people that we claim to work for and i would be embarrassed to say that given our job performance and our salary that we are anything other than grossly overcompensated. >> so what do the people that they represent think about them? well, here is the latest job approval ratings for congress. 78% disapprove of the job that they are during right now. i mean, to his point, the colmes of living in

washington, d.c. is a lot higher than it is in a lot of places around the country, and then when they want to go back and live where their constituents actually are, to with it v. two homes that can can be expensive cots, office was in washington, d.c., and all that if you don't want to be a public servant. then why did you run for office in the first place. >> also a lot of them, ill would argue, more ran is among them have found a solution to this which is corruption. taking kick backs and sweetheart deals. harry reid, the senate majority leader leader has been in government all his life and sea rich man. how did that happen? big deals to get roads built into their district. find real estate. investigative reports and all of this is fascinating. sweetheart deals. i'm going to buy this parcel of land out in the middle of nowhere. oh, just happens to be a road that's going to be built right through there convenient. >> off ramp. busy little beavers, don't you worry about those members commerce.

doing pretty well. part of history. get to help make history work on capitol hill every day. the access they get. there are other perks to the job they are enjoying aside from the cash flowing in their pockets. >> go our web site and facebook page as well. ff weekend on facebook and weigh in on that. >> write in defend members of congress. >> we have some other stories making headlines on your saturday morning. and we are learning more about what happened moments before ivan lopez opened fire at fort hood killing three men and injuring 16 others. investigators say lopez argued with co-workers shortly before the shooting. witnesses claiming this happened after he was denied a leave of absence form. investigators say some of the victims were people lopez fought with money while the identities of the three soldiers killed have been released. 39-year-old daniel ferguson. 38-year-old carlos rodriguezç and 37-year-old timothy owens. new overnight, a bomb explodes at a polling station in southern afghanistan as the presidential election gets

underway. four people were hurt. one critically. another roadside bomb killed two policemen and wounded two others. the taliban has vowed to derail the elections. 200,000 afghan soldiers are on the streets trying to stop that from happening. vote toç replace karzai who has reached his term limits. he has been in control since the taliban was ousted ousted fm power in 2001. he was already cleared once but now the federal government is launching a grand jury to determine if governor chris christie played a role in bridge gate. the move means the investigation has progressed to the criminal phase. the united states attorney also boosting the number of investigators on the case from three to 10. a report ordered by christie cleared him of any wrong doing in the lane closure scandal. >> the art of leadership, here we go, tucker. today former president george w. bush's art exhibit opens to the public at his presidential library in dallas, texas. it will showcase more than

24 paintings of world leaders. bush head while he was president including russia's president vladimir putin. the two met several times. bush even introducing putin to his dog barney who then dissed the pooch saying you call that a dog? >> it's interesting. read an essay by winston churchill, right? after he left office. >> churchill was a great parent on the value of trying a painting. impetus. incredible talent he didn't know about. >> i sat next to an artist on a plane, left winger who hated bush's politics i have to say as a artist i evaluate his skill as shockingly high. >> interesting. rick reichmuth standing by. >> also fun who see who he chooses to do paintings of. dali lamb matchett it's pretty cool. >> his dog. >> flowers. >> you know, it's a long time you have to sit there looking at a painting of putin. >> that's frightening. all right. so we had tornadoes this week. even with those tornadoes we are still well below average

of what we might typically see in a year up to this point. and there has been no if fatalities which is also great news. we do have the next chance of tornadoes here in a couple of days. we will talk about. we also have flooding going oon in across parts of the ohio investigative today. we will talk we talked about putin too long. thanks, rick. coming up on the show, harry reid telling more lives about the koch brothers after the supreme court removes limits on campaign donations. >> two brothers about as unamerican as anyone that i can imagine. >> which party really benefits from political donations? the numbers are next. >> then the smartest people at microsoft didn't know about it, but a 5-year-old just uncovered a major security glitch, in x box. what is it? we will tell you.

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a political party to themselves. >> these brothers are about as unamerican as anyone could imagine. c-o-c-h. >> koch brothers and others have reeked havoc on our political system. >> as you know the koch brothers are trying to buy america. >> slamming coik brothers for donations to campaign contributions. >> which party really benefits the most from big money donors joining me now is michael warren of "the weekly standard" and burns from real clear politics.com. nice to see both of you this morning. >> >> god morning. >> in the aftermath of this supreme court decision, michael.

who does this benefit more. republicans or democrats? >> i think in the short run, you could see republicans getting maybe a slight benefit but that has a lot more to do with sort of the 2014 electoral map there are a lot of senate races republicans can can kind of push forward into states like colorado. or iowa or michigan that they didn't think they could. so i think if you are a conservative donor. now you don't have limits. can you sort of spend money in a state that, hey maybe republicans might win. in and not worry about not being able to spend that in a state that they are definitely trying to win in. but, in the end, i think 2016 and thereafter, it's kind of a wash. democrat have just as many big donors as republicans. and that's something that, you know, harry reid doesn't say. tom styer is a millionaire -- billionaire environmentalist who don't united states plenty to democrats. >> well, katelyn, take a look at your screen. 62% of your dollars donated by the top political dornsz go to democrats. so wouldn't this in the end end up helping democrats in the long run? >> i think democrats can

definitely take advantage of this. publicly it's part of the democratic strategy in 2014 and beyond to go after outside spending the coik brothers are rallying cry for base voters. but, looking at the election, you know, privately, they are, you know, able to contact donors who have maxed out on previous contributions to various committees and can, you know, ask for more money in 2014. >> are they unamerican though? harry reid stands on the senate floor and says that the koch brothers are unamerican for the amount of donations. isn't that hypocritical? >> you know, of course, saying something publicly and privately, i mean, there is some politics involved for sure this is something that gets the democratç base riled up. turnout among democrats is going to be low. especially lower than presidential years. that's a deficit they have to make up. they think that going after outside spending is a way to

do that. >> michael, one of the arguments in favor of this was the transparency idea that now we will see where all of this money is coming. is that really what we cared most about here is knowing where this money was coming from in the first place? >> look, i think everybody knows that there are big money folksç on both sides that get money and give lots of money to various causes whether it's a super pac or a candidate. the democrats have been very good add making it seem that it's only republicans who benefit from this republicans and conservatives who big money. the greatest trick the big money liberal donor ever pulled was tricking the world that didn't exist. and i think that's the big issue here with harry reid going out and calling out othe kochs, it's about rallying up the base and making it seem like conservatives are the only ones that benefit. that's not true. >> michael and katelyn thanks for joining us.

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good morning, 24 minutes after the hour. powerful new documentary exposing shocking violence against islamic women in the name of honor. >> short sleefing or choosing to wear a head scarf. being seen talking to man. those things can be deemed dishonorable. >> thousands of women have been detained for dressing unislamicly like this woman screaming as she is pushed 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. >> systematic institutionalized misogyny. >> it's disgusting. now the producers of honor diaries who called for canceling the screenings of these films to reschedule them this after they gave into cair who says the film encourages islamaphobia. joining us now to weigh in is dr. ahmed. she practiced medicine in saudi arabia and expert contributor to the honor diaries. doctor, thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> what is the argument? how is this anti-islamic? this film seems to be standing up for the rights of muslim women? >> i don't think there is a logic to it i think it's shear tunism for certainly politically motivated groups to gain traction. we had honor diaries are very committed to bringing the message of hardship violence, children and women are facing. we're not interested in

allowing our message to be high jacketd for opportunist groups. there is no basis for islamophobia in the content. these are real situations faced by muslim women as described by muslim women activists. >> you are exposing a huge problem with the female mutilation and so-called honor killings and the young girls being forced into marriage at a very young age. we have some numbers from the united nations that i think our viewers would find quite startling, 125 women and girls suffered mutilation in africa and the middle east since 1989. over 60 million girls worldwide child brides married before the age of 18. when you hear these numbers from the u.n. and these women have been silenced, right? and now the makers of this film being silenced. what type of met for do you see there? >> i see that really as first of all an opportunity and we also should put it into perspective. only three screenings have actually been cancelled and some of them are suggested to be postponed. 87 screenings included in

british parliament. the united nations the national press club. over 500,000 people have seen this movie on direct tv already so. we should put it into proportion. but it's important for us as americans to know that these kinds of atrocities occur to women here in the united states in communities and where i come from in britain as well. the more awareness we can raise the more recan protect women and girls. >> you never hear about it in this country. feminist are focused on the duke lacrosse team. why aren't they more exercised about these atrocities happening here? >> it may be to do with the community. for instance, in the united states there is a a somali migrant population in the specific northwest where female genital mutilation has come to some attention and the american medical association has assisted with that and raised awareness. in britain for instance the issue with forced marriages or abduction of children for forced makers or honor killings has escalated so much. the metropolitan police have been recognized by prime

minister david ram ron. so for minor groups that i don't regard as significant in the united states to claim that they are asserting themself and canceling screenings is only tunism. it's not thoughtful and balanced movie. >> it is representative of their tactics? >> yes. that's the mode disoperandi. well said, tucker. >> we reached out to cair for a statement. we haven't heard back. we will bring anything if we get it. >> thank you so much for being a champion to this important cause. 28 minutes after the hour now. two sisters home alone when intruders break into the house. >> they are in the house. >> where are they at? upstairs. >> yeah. >> what he she did during the phone call that saved her life. >> and bill o'reilly venturing outside the no spin zone stopping by "the tonight show." wait until you hear what he he has in common with jimmy fallon. that's coming up. >> can't rate. ç across america, people are taking charge of

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country called -- >> that's why everyone says you are such a strong leader. >> i come from strong genes. president obama comes from mom genes. >> you know, jimmy fallon has been tearing it up on "the tonight show" doing such a great job. bill o'reilly went on "the tonight show" here in new york. and they had a lot in common. surprisingly. listen. >> you were an altar boy. >> i was an altar boy but so were you. you were a pansy altar boy. i was the irish latin altar boy. >> you were the real deal. [speaking latin shvment. [i remember every latin prayer those nuns made me memorize it was like income a do you gulog if you didn't knw it you disappeared. >> this is true. we used to do weghtdz and the best man could come in

and give you a couple hundred bucks to tip the altar boy. look, we want 20 or we will destroy the whole ceremony. >> you were a crook. >> >> do you have up the whole thing. photo bombing. >> have you ever seen somebody who can take control of an interview more than bill o'reilly? it's the same thing when he goes on with jon stewart. automatically the tables turn and he is in charge. >> i love it when he and jon stewart are together. it's hilarious. when jon stewart is on his show it's fantastic. the only time he is not in control answered just gets up and leaves, that's when he gets mad. it's when he is on "the view." he is like, you know what? i can't talk. i'm going to get up and leave. >> it's a tough environment i did it once. >> "the view"? >> i can't imagine doing it twice. >> did you get a word in edgewise? >> no, i gave up. it was like my house. [ laughter ] >> did they like your hair and your dressing. >> it was a blur. >> that's why you are a quiet, reserved guy, you got

three daughters. >> exactly. >> we have three other stories making headlines on your saturday morning. survived the tour in afghanistan and fight for freedom. killed less than a month after returning home. marine andrew sill ba hit by a suspected drunk driver in california. mini cooper going 90 miles per hour when he hit his motorcycle. he took off but police caught up to him. they say yuan had been drinking and was on prescription pills. a a quick thinking utah teenager hides in the closet with 8-year-old sister as a man and woman break into their home. >> oh my god. >> which door my front door. kylie newell called 911 as soon as she heard the two getting inside. they then ransacked the place even coming as close as 3 feet away from where the girls were hiding. >> i knew my sister was in the closet. if he catches me. is he going to catch her,

too. so i had to think of her, not just myself. and so that's probably what made me keep my cool. >> because of kylee's quick thinking cops were able to bust them, charging them with burglary. >> boomer were eye son offering up an apology. murphy skipped the first two games of the season to be there for the birth of his son. >> esiason. >> thank you. >> said his wife should have gotten a c section before opening day but now he is making nice. >> good. >> if i in any way, shape, or form insult insulted anybody that was not my intention. my flippant remark wasn't sensitive. i will leave it at that i feel terrible for the murphy family because what should be the greatest time in their life turned out to be, you know, somewhat of a firestorm that i personally

put them into and for that hopefully they can find forgiveness. >> well, another sports radio host mike francessa doubled down saying dads with unique jobs should get back to owork. >> there are only 162 games in the season. >> yeah. >> sharpst minds at microsoft outwitnessed by 5-year-old uncovered major security flaw in x box 1. christopher van hossel got into his dad's account without the password by simply pushing the space button a couple of times and hit enter. the father reported to microsoft which has now fixed it. the company then listed the boy as security researcher on the security web site and threw in four freeç games, $50 and a year subscription to x box live. >> $50, famously generous company. >> that will buy you one game. >> he has discovered a major

security flaw 50 bucks? >> space bar. >> yeah. all right. let's check in with rick reichmuth who is outside on the plaza for a look at our spring weather. >> you are a pennsylvania guy. do you know the town of hastings? >> hastings orç nic town. >> i better say yes or i will get emails. >> with three sisters from hastings, pennsylvania. who is oldest? will you fess up? >> i'm the oldest. >> it's the oldest who the is most responsible. who is the baby. >> i'm the baby. >> we're the most irresponsible ones. we get it weather maps. rain across the ohio valley this week. the same day we saw some of those tornadoes. 10 reports of tornadoes now with that very heavy rain. few areas picking up 6 to 8 inches. that has brought flooding concerns with some the snow melt. some of these rivers rise into the moderate flooding stage over the next couple days. certainly folks across the ohio valley be prepared for that today across the northeast. see a few snow flurries

flying in across western parts of pennsylvania. a little bit cooler there. we will see that move out and warm temperatures up especially for tomorrow. a little bit breezy across the northeast today. little bit better tomorrow. today your nicer day across the southeast. he we are going to watch that front move through. stall out. and develop more especially by tomorrow. rain will become heavy yeah and chance for severe weather moving back. in northern plains, starting off with cool day not that bad. few scattered clouds and showers move through as well. but overall a pretty nice day. out across the west, unsettled conditions continue, especially into the pacific northwest. more rain and mountain snow moving on. in all right, guys, send it back to you inside. >> he would talking shoe, rick, because it is spring. add spring to your step, from the tech geek to the trail runner, we are breaking down this year's top sneakers. >> then editor for women's health magazine joins us now with the details. good morning. good to be with you. >> we have a perfect shoe for somebody doing the 5 k. >> if you want to get faster

underarmor speed apollo only shoe made clothing company gets a nice close to skin super great fit make you feel speedy and fast. >> for the tech geek in all of us like myself. tell us about the new balance line. >> new balance has started using 3-d printing technology to help develop their shoes. very very cool neck nothing. helping them make it lighter and more efficient for the masses of runners. so really really efficient. great shoe, i'm wearing it now. >> is it comfortable? >> super comfortable. you feel like you are walking on air. >> i think there is a song written about that. >> yeah. >> energy boost by adidas? >> a lot of mid sole cushionings get harder in cold temperatures. they tested it and found consistent different temperatures. inside, outside, cold weather, warm weather, will get the same responsive cushioning which is great. >> next on the list is the ultra olympus. >> this is a great trail crossover. if you are doing some road,

some trail, as you can see it's maxed cushioning. it's zero profile. so you are keeping your foot in a more neutral natural state. that's going to give you better control and stability on uneven surfaces even though you get a lot of cushion. >> for the city folk these are good for urban environment. >> they are great. special lifersed rubber compound on the out sole. sidewalks to gravel roads. any type of urban environment you will get better fraction on those. >> anna kooiman run in off road and muddy conditions. >> these are big mud races, obstacle races are becoming a huge trend. everybody is in to them. reebok super all train. square which is going to help you move in different directions on muddy surfaces, wet surfaces they drain really fast. super light and really small. move really quickly. >> these nikes i can't decide if they are shoes or

socks. >> that's the idea fit like a sock or glove. came out a couple days ago nike can can i 3.0 flyknit, it's a mouthful. they are going to fit super close to your foot and super fast enough support and cushioning. >> i think these are tucker written all over it. >> except i mean you probably have to wash them a lot i imagine. >> no socks? >> these are tucker's color though. >> for the stair running before the show. >> crimson. yeah. >> see you coming from a mile away. thank you, jen. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. a teen hit after jumping in front of a truck. the kid is okay but the driver was beaten almost to death for trying to do the right thing. happened in detroit. we'll give you the whole outrageous story next. and mayor rob ford is a new reason to dance. he is actually getting good news from the cops. his latest caper coming up. ♪ ♪

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only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. steve was beautifully beaten by a group of a dozen men when he got out of his truck to help the injured boy. here is his daughters. >> he literally just stopped to try to help the kid to make sure he was okay.ç then people came out of nowhere and tried to kill him. it's very unfortunate to see a child be hit like that. but, the fact that my dad did stop to make sure he was okay, i'm not sure where the aggression and anger came from or the assaultive need

to beat him to where he can't walk or breathe for the men responsible. rod wheeler joins us. >> good morning, tucker. >> what is this about? this is not like a conventional robbery. why did they do this? >> i think what happened in this particular case. obviously we had the 11-year-old boy that was hit by the car. i think when mr. utash was the motorist stopped to render assistance to the individual who was injured. you had this group of thugs that was just literally standing on the street there in front of a liquor store according to published reports. they see mr. utash get out of his car. they saw that as an opportunity. they said here is our prey. let's get him. i'm not even sure, tucker, if the beating that mr. utash took, which almost killed him, is even related to the accident itself. i think if anybody would have gotten out of their car this morning this group of

thugs would have attacked them, beat them and robbed them as they did with mr. utash. >> what was the point? they didn't steal his truck so far as i know. this doesn't seem like a crime committed for financial gain. is this a bias crime? why would you do this? speculate if you would. >> two things to look at here. number one, some of the family members of mr. utash said there was property stolen out of his truck. two individuals got into the truck and i think they saw money in there. now the other thing we have to look at, tucker, is whether or not this was actually a hate crime. and it is possible. i mean, let's face it, it is what it is, mr. utash was a white gentleman driving through this community. he stops and gets out of his car and you have six african-american males who identifies him obviously just from looking at him and they decide to attack him. the underlying question here is whether or not they attack this man because of his race. and i don't know, but i can tell you that the police are going to look into that. it's very difficult though,

tucker, to try to establish a hate crime for race because you have to corroborate that i'm not sure if the police will be be able to do that. >> it's not even clear they will be able to find these guys, the detroit police department has a pretty low clearance rate for violent crimes as you know. i seem -- i used to cover crime. i feel like i have read this story many times. guy guess into some kind of auto accident or hits a pedestrian, and then is beaten is this a common kind of crime you have seen it before. >> i have seen it before but not to this extent. i think the accident probably precipitated the beating. i'm not so sure if mr. utash was only beaten because ever the accident. i submit to you and the viewers he was beaten because he happened to be a white guy in the wrong area of the detroit at the time and you got these thugs, what they were, standing on the street with nothing better to do but attack this guy because he is not from their community if it was in

the reverse we would be marching and protesting. where is the fairness sneer. >> eric holder would be there personally are you kidding? we would have a commemorative coin struck to remember the moment. rod wheeler, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you, tucker. >> talk about setting the bar high -- >> have you been to argentina? >> senator, i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there. >> i have no more questions for this incredibly highly qualified group of nominees. >> those are the folks representing you, me, and the rest of us abroad. so what does it take to be a u.s. ambassador? the obama administration now posting applicant's resumes online. and juice cleanses for children. what you need to know about this trend which could be a lot more dangerous than you think. stay tuned for that. [male announcer] ortho crime files.

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argentina? >> senator, i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there. >> what do you think the appeal of the progress party was to the norwegian voters? >> i will tell you norway has been very quick to denounce them. we're going to continue to work with norway to make sure. >> the government has denounced them, the coalition government, part of the coalition of the government. >> i would say, you know what i stand corrected. >> i have no more questions for this incredibly highly qualified group of nominee. >> we believe all of our nominees are incredibly qualified. >> not just qualified. incredibly qualified including the moron we are sending to norway.ç can you imagine nor we norwegians and then he sends people like this over to represent the united states government? >> right. here is a guy or argentina to a guy who has never been to argentina has no idea

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paragraph good morning, saturday the 5th of april, 2014. i'm anna kooiman we begin with a fox news alert. china state news now reporting that ships looking for that missing malaysian plane is picking up a ping from underwater the latest coming up. >> and the ceo of mozilla forced to resign after showing support for traditional marriage and coming out against gay marriage. bloggers on the left are declaring war and promising to go after others. governor mike huckabee is here live on that and other things. >> and it's one of the worst feelings in the world. you are driving around and then suddenly this happens. [siren] >> hi. >> hi, how are you. did you see me sitting at the corner? >> yeah. >> somethin' tells me she probably cried and got out of it. >> that cop isn't writing

tickets is he handing out $100 bills. >> explain that "fox & friends" hour three begins right now. ♪ my friends over at "fox & friends." >> thank you, larry. welcome to the show. big breaking news. we have been finally looking for the malaysian airlines. a month today. >> unbelievable to think it's been that long and finally now, fox news alert this morning, what we just now learned. >> just moments ago we are learning this china's state news agency is reporting a patrol ship has detected a pulse signal in the south indian ocean during search for malaysian airlines flight 370. the chinese ship which arrived friday is equipped with a black box detector and they say the ping is in the same frequency as the black box but no other details about the signal have been released. time is running out. the plane's black box battery life only lasts for 30 days meaning it could run out any day now.

>> any moment now really. >> right. and this morning we are learning more about what happened moments before ivan lopez opened fire at fort hood, killing three men and injuring 16 others. witnesses claim he got angry after being denied a leave of absence form. we do have credible information he was involved verbal altercation with soldiers in his unit prior to him opening fire. the subject then proceeded to travel to two other nearby buildings, entering those locations and opening fire. >> authorities confirming some of the soldiers lopez got into that altercation with were victims of the shooting but would not specify whether they were among the dead. overnight, a bomb explodes at a polling station in southern afghanistan during a landmark presidential election. four people were hurt. one critically. another roadside bomb killed two policemen and wounded two others. the taliban has vowed to derail the elections. 200,000 afghan soldiers are

on the streets trying to stop that from happening. turnout is so high the vote has been extended an extra hour. historic vote to replace president harmid karzai who has reached his term limit. been in control since the taliban was ousted from power in 2001. you know the commercials that have been catching the attention of children for years. >> raspberry red, lemon yellow, orange orange. silly rabbit, trix are for kids. >> silly rabbit. now we know there is a method to the cereal maker's madness. turns out cereal characters all have that same stare because kids are more trusting of a mascot that makes eye contact. the cool now study also finding the downward angle of the stare sells more boxes. >> in the supermarket, you go down supermarket right at the kid's eye level. >> the murlinex or whatever

that is. >> life and bran cereal. all that stuff that's healthy for you. >> what was your favorite cereal growing up. >> we were such a nerdy family we eight granola. my parents would not let me have sugar cereal. >> what did you have for breakfast. >> lucky charms. >> a healthy shake. i'm trying to get influenced by anna. it's so nice having her here every morning. >> i gave him granola for christmas. >> she did. it's all gone. need some more so you know. current temps as you are waking up this morning in minneapolisç coldest spot in the country. kind of typical for what you would think. storm move through brought a lot of severe weather this week. little bit of snow lingering across parts of new england. this cold front that has moved through is going to stall out there and that's going to be our next weathermaker that's going to begin to develop later on today and tomorrow. by tomorrow i think we are going to see a little bit of a severe weather threat down

here across the deep central gulf. and it is mostly going to be probably some strock winds with some of these storms. not aç big tornado threat. the next day it moves a little bit farther off towards the east. areas of northern florida and the coastal areas of the carolinas and georgia. expect to it see, again, mostly just a wind threat. there won't be enough instability in the atmosphere to cause any widespread severe weather severe weather. temperaturewise though i have got to point out a couple of things. bit of a cooler day across areas of the north. we start to see a big warming trend. take a look out across areas of the west. a big warm-up happens this week by tuesday, guys, we will be seeing temperatures into the 90's across areas of southern california, back into the 90's in arizona. so, some places, when i will we can't seem to get ahold of that across the northeast, some places are starting to feel like spring and summer. >> heat wave. >> wonderful. thank you, rick. >> you bet. >> governor huckabee is here. nice to he see you. >> welcome. >> how is everybody? >> we're doing well. great. it's been one of those weeks where a lot happened and we are glad you are here to set us straight on all of it first the tragic shootings

at fort hood, texas. in the wake of those you are hearing calls by some republicans to armour service personnel on base. >> we should. bill clinton signed an order back in 1993 that took away the side arms that military members used to carry routinely on a military post. i'm not sure what the reasoning was, other than that there was a period of time in which there was sort of an antigun movement that bill clinton was leading at that particular moment. one thing we do know, every time there is a mass shooting, every single time, it happens in, what, a gun-free zone. now, the one way that you can't completely stop it but you can at least get control of it much sooner if there is someone there who can disarm or neutralize the shooter. and if you have to wait for the police to come, then however long it takes is however long he has the ability to keep shooting. >> certainly a deterrent. >> this whole thing is eerily similar to what happened a few short years ago at fort hood. striking similarities across the board.

shouldn't this have been prevented? it seems like the department of defense was working to implement all sorts of changes that this would never happen again. it all happened again. >> well, all the changes still go back to saying we are going to keep more guns away. you can't keep guns out of the way of a person aintent to use one illegally, with intent to kill other people. that's the problem we have seen it at the navy yard and colorado theater. everywhere there is a mass shooting. when there is a person trained and qualified who can use a firearm to stop somebody in the act of murder, then you are going to save lives. that's what we didn't see. when nidal hasan opened up fire, look at all the people who were there who were highly trained in the use of weapons. many of whom had been in combat and have had to use their weapon. there they stwood their hands empty and couldn't do anything about it exempt stand there and get shot to death. >> you don't think another person in a uniform is going to come firing at you. ivan lopez recently purchased this gun and somehow got it into fort hood. is there an issue with

security, you know, getting even getting through, too. >> well, when there is over 100,000 people coming in out of fort hood every day actually on the post. you are north going to be able to put everything through a magna tom ter. you are not going to be able to do the kind of things you would do. if you do it would take hours just to get people on and off the post every day. i think that's part of the challenge. the thing to do, you know, people say how could we have prevented it? there were some signs of mental illness. there was no signs of homicidal activity that anybody had seen. and we're never going to stop every person who just simply goes off his rocker we are never going to do that. one of the iranian a bunch of senators are pushing of administration to deny this guy his visa. hostage taker. and they haven't done so. >> this should have been an easy one. there shouldn't have even been a discussion. this is an opportunity for barack obama to have a

sister moment. does something no one expect hit and miss to do. look heroic and look strong, helped make up some of the lost ground for all of his red line comments and every other thing that has made him look weak. he could have at least stood up and said this guy is not going to set foot in the united states of america, under no way, no conditions is that gonna happen. instead, you know, we don't know whether he is going to be allowed in orbit. i will tell you what, if that guy is allowed. in it's time to get the jack hammers u.n. floated off into the east river tore whoever wants it. enough of this nonsense, we spend billions of dollars recklessly and foolishly on the u.n. as it is. >> the whole point of this is to basically stick a finger in our eye. >> i would say they are sticking fingers in our eyes and other places as well but i will will leave it at that. >> so is vladimir putin by the way flexing his muscles invading countries left and right and may get control of the internet. the united states government willing to give up control

of the internet. the ican controls web domain registrations. if you are standup citizen and register a web site, ican is going to you and make sure your name is direct. home address is correct. not some weirdo.com information. now they give all that away hand it over to the russians: again, this is inexplicable msnbc keep the internet. give them msnbc. they can have it. they will will. >> i think the whole thing. everything from top to obama. let them have it but this is crazy. we spent $30 billion developing the technology. we developed it so it can be a market place of not only ideas but a marketplace for our products and services. new highway of the economy. you are going to turn it over to people who will restrict its use. make sure that it can't be used for the freedom of expression. and i think that's the most

outrageous. >> really the headline here is huckabee says give ronin owe farrell to russia. >> not just ronin put them all on the bus. >> censorship. big picture, america displaying some sort of weakness to get the international community to like us. >> they are not going to like us anyway. so forget about it. this is nuts: who cares? let them develop their own stinking internet. world use it fine: paying for every time they use it that would be more fair. not give it away for god's sake. >> don't go anywhere. let's get you some coffee. we want you to weigh in on this next story. >> maybe i need to calm down. >> we want you to get fired up because the high profile ceo forced to resign for believing in traditional marriage. so whatever happened to free speech? we'll talk about this mozilla ceo who is forced to resign with the governor. >> she is the daughter of a hockey legend but she is not a golfer. now her golf golf "golf

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offended that there is now this bullying going on toward people who have a different point of view. there are many of us who believe in natural traditional biblical roles of marriage. we're not angry at anybody. we are not homophobe bic. we don't hate anybody. it's not about that it's just a different point of view. >> what's going on here? >> intolerance. intolerance in the name of tolerance. most outrageous, mitchell baker ceo chair woman of mozilla. saying we want a culture where freedom of speech is protected and we want to make sure that everybody's views are included. >> we have -- so orwellian it deserves repeating:

>> that is a lie. they are not for equality or inclusiveness. they are for equality unless you are a christian. they are for inclusiveness unless you are a person of faith who believes that it's not your right to make edits to the scripture. i find it very interesting. here is a question i wish somebody in the media would ask barack obama. mr. president, in 2008, you said, not once but repeatedly, that you were not for same sex marriage and that the reason you weren't was because you were a christian who believed in the biblical definition of marriage. >> right. >> now you say it's fine. so, there is one of three options. one, the bible was rewritten sometime between 2008 and now and would you please tell it us when this happened and how you got the word. number two, you you were lying then. number three, you were lying now. those are your three options. which one, mr. president, is

it? i just wish somebody would ask him that question. by the way i just asked him. >> ed henry didn't ask you quite in your terms but he asked of the deputy press secretary. >> give him a little. >> he asked it in ed henry. much more diplomatic. here is the response. take a watch. >> the president himself in 2008, when this person donated $1,000 to that cause also was against same sex marriage. does the white house think there should at least be tolerance on that issue even though the president has evolved on that issue and now supports same sex marriage that there should be tolerance on the issue and there should be other views heard? >> i certainly understand why an issue like this has been in the news and why a lot of people are talking about it i'm not going to be in a position to weigh in on decisions made by private company. >> private company. >> he won't endorse tolerance. >> here is what i find interesting. the president weighs in on everything from trayvon martin, a local court case that's many many miles away from the white house and has nothing to do with federal jurisdiction. this is a president who weighs in on everything from what kids eat at school. with you he won't weigh in

on something that is a major national discussion that he himself helped to create by that i changing his position. >> what happened if this happened to a democrat or a liberal. would it be leading the nightly newscast. >> of course it would. if a person were to say we're not going to certain people who are gay at our restaurant. well, there would be national outrage. you know what? there shouldn't be. there shouldn't be discrimination against people because they are gay. and i think that's something that a lot of people don't understand. those of us who don't necessarily subscribe to the idea of same sex marriage would be aghast at the thought that someone would be denied employment. entrance to any type of event or some other type of other form of discrimination based on his or her gayness. that's repulsive to me as an american. we don't change the institutions that have long standing tradition. that's a different issue all together. >> what do you think it says about our society the fear from a private company where they feel like they have to

oust their ceo because of something that happened years ago and didn't even give him a platform to say yes, i still believe this, no, i don't. that's not even really what matters at this point anyway. >> the worse thing is he did this as a private citizen. he didn't do it with company money or in the name of the company. what are we saying here if we say that a person on one hand your private life is your private life. not if you happen to believe a biblical world view of marriage it is. that's what i find really disturbing. it's intolerant, bigoted, crista phobic approach. i think it's amazing it has happened. >> governor mike huckabee great to have you. tune in in to his show tonight at 8 p.m. on the fox news channel. >> he we'll be watching him as always. it's a huge trend. kids getting in on juice cleanses. it could be dangerous. what every parent needs to know coming up. >> mayor rob ford has a reason to dance this morning. we promise. you don't want to miss this one. ♪

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24 minutes after the hour. juice cleanses is it safe? joining to us break down the health risk for junior juicers, nutritionist tonya. thank you for joining us. people putting their kids on a juice diet. sounds like maybe not a good idea. is it? >> it's absolutely ridiculous. i don't recommend cleansing for adults not only for kids. puts them on a path for poor

eating habits which could have physiological and psychological ramifications. >> you see all the commercials for it you should be drinking juice as part of a healthy breakfast. not the case at all, why? >> well, juice takes the fiber out of the fruit. therefore, you are getting nutrients but they are going to be readily digested your sugars shoot up and come crashing down. much better off rather than a cup of orange juice a orange and cup of water. you will feel fuller longer. fiber has health benefits. juicing the fiber is being removed. sure getting a cup of vitamins but it enters your bloodstream so quickly and actually makes you hungrier later in the day. >> a lot of times we hear about i don't i don't -- yo-yo dieting. harder to lose weight. muscle mass, burning the calories. it's the same for kids. are we ruining their metabolism lead them start young. >> juicing lacks vitamins and nutrients that children need such as protein.

essential for muscle growth. you also need protein so you can keep your me at that point blism working effectively. after juicing metabolism slows down if you start burning muscle for fuel. >> isn't it complicated and trendy and also annoying. what happened to pb and j. >> i don't know if you have any adult friends who have used as you know they're cranky and moody. i'm not sure we want to add to that. but when you look at the psychological ramifications of juicing for children, what you are looking at is the idea that it's a mentality you are not educating children how to eat properly. i don't mind a child supplementing their diet with juice or smoothy. of course, it's healthy foods. the point is the reason kids are unhealthy or overweight has nothing to do with the lack of juice. has to do with all the refined foods they are eating, processed foods and of course the portions. portions are out of control. by juicing for weeks sure kids might think they are healthy or might lose a few pounds but it's not sustainable. >> we mimic our parents'

eating habits a lot. if you are a mom or dad and juicing what should you know about being a good parent at the same time. >> i don't encourage parents to be juicing. i think we should be eating more whole foods. sure you should eat more whole fruits and vegetables. whole form with the fiber. that gives many nutrient benefits including the weight management properties which is a lot of reason why people are masking their intentions i'm juicing to be healthy. no, you really just want to drop a few pounds. the problem is you create this core deficit by replacing all the unhealthy foods in your diet with a juice. if you are north going to continue juicing. basically you are taking a permanent -- you are taking a temporary solution and looking for permanent weight loss it doesn't work that way. >> have some eggs in the morning. not a whole can of juice. >> i mean, look, of course juice is healthier than a doughnut. but don't eat a doughnut instead as you said have eggs and whole wheat toast, fruit. >> or snickers bar and chewing tobacco. >> encourage your kids to

eat more healthy whole foods and not rely on juicing as a way to become more health j. >> well said. tonya, thunk so much. coming up here on the show. we are following some major breaking. chinese state media reporting that ships looking for jet may have picked up a signal from underwater. the very latest on that when we come back. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here

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is that fox news alert moments ago china state news agency saying a chinese ship with a black box detector on board has detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. they say the ping has the same frequency as the black box but it's not clear if it belongs to missing malaysian airlines flight 307. the plane's black box only has 30 days of battery life meaning flight 370's black box could die out any moment now really. >> joining us now with what this means for the search is lt. colonel ken chris senne an aviation consultant. so, when you hear this news, toes this bring you hope? >> i think we always need to be suspect if it's from china. but, my understanding is the 37 kilohertz the frequency of the underwater locater beacon understand you have

to be dragging something in the water acoustical censor, you have to be one to three miles of the underwater locater beacon to pick this date to up. >> what's next now, colonel? time is of the essence. this thing could stop working at any moment now. what would happen next? it's advertised 3 days. day and a half of that 30 day window and could transmit -- it could transmit longer depending on the what the condition of the battery is if, in fact, confirmed that it is the underwater locater beacon, it is that area. thing you would intensify the search there second underwater censor down there to map the obama of the ocean to see what kind of wreckage you have down there. >> could it be anything else? is there anything -- it

seems like a double question. is there anything occurring in nature that would emit something that might be taken for a radio signal? >> you can get. there is transient spikes or something that they might sense. no, you can have ocean noise just like on radar you have noise looking at radar. you do in this spectrum as well. a you have ocean noise. that's just specifically for underwater locater beacon. they would have to be there right -- they are in fact getting that, then they have got to be right on top of where that is. >> obama line for us, i mean, this could be it, right? >> it would have to be confirmed. we would have to send a ship over there and then go underwater and start looking. no wreckage underneath. if you don't see a debris field, no airplane.

i would be cautious on this. for verification. >> as we mentioned though. time is of the essence. it could potentially, you know, stop working any moment now. so what does that mean for the search if this comes up not to be fruitful? there have been calls that be called off because of the shear amount of money that's been spent? >> money set aside, it's critically important that the search continue in some capacity and that the wreckage is found. understand that there is a fleet of almost 1,000, 777s out there. it's important that we understand was this mechanical failure? was this human error? is there a fleet issue that caused this? we still don't know. >> and are you confident that the black box, if recovered, would give us that information? >> i am. i am. he we would have maybe not

on the flight data recorder, the voice -- i mean, the voice recorder, the flight data recorder would give you information. for instance, that's going to capture if the plane had a rapid depressurization. if there was inside fire. it gives a whole array of parameters, altitude, airspeed and that nature. with that, that's where you can start to construct post forensically what happened. >> if are just waking up with us this morning chinese state media reporting that they have detected a ping coming from under water and on the phone with us right now lt. colonel ken christianson, you said this is between one and three miles is about the area using one of these underwater detectors that they can can pick this up they would have to be literally almost right on top of this thing, right? >> yeah, absolutely. the current location i'm not

100% certain of what the depth of the ocean is -- of the indian ocean in that particular area. but, we're looking at, you know, almost 2,000 feet of water. so that's two miles right in there. and so, depending on the make, model of that locater beacon you can can get that anywhere from two miles maybe up to three miles. >> here is a dumb question. but i mean, 2000 feet of water, do we have mechanical equipment that can get down there and lift this thing up. or is this -- are we only hoping to recover the black box and getting this ship up on land, dry land again a lost cause? >> no. there is equipment out there. there is remote, underwater robotic systems that can actually go down there and retreat that. if we look back to air france, that's in fact how the cockpit voice recorder

and flight data recorder was recovered from air france. >> lt. colonel christianson, this is a report that has not been confirmed by any other news agency. it's been putting out by the chinese. does that tell you anything about it being, you know, something that we should trust or not trust? >> as ronald reagan said, trust but verify. >> we should mention colonel, we just got this in to our newsroom. what you are seeing now on your screen is the exact spot where that pulse signal has been found. we were speculating as to where this might have been. i don't know if you are able to see your screen or not. this is where the pulse is. it was in the in those yellow boxed, big heavily searched areas. what do you make of that? >> is it north or south of the boxed area? >> it's southeast of the other search zones.

that would be in the zone depending on the speed of the aircraft at the time. again, if it in fact did crash in the indian ocean we still didn't have debris field. >> are you confident that there were always be a district attorney bree field after a crash regardless of the angle of entry into the water?ç yeah the shear size of cabin 20 feet across. control over that. highly unlikely plane on a nighttime ditching would not impact the water and breakç

up. if it stalled in the air still impact the water in excess of 140 nauts. that would break up the cabin and things night the cabin would float. insulation, seat cushions. >> if you are just joining us on "fox & friends." a chinese state media report is telling us this morning that some detection has been made under water a ping from what might be might be a black box has been found. can you see on the screen reported pulse zone and red dot is where it was found. before we let you go, colonel, you said that the kilo hurts of that particular black box signal is pretty specific and tucker had asked you whether or not something else might be found out there 37 kilohertz might be the black box after all. >> that is right in the zone of that frequency again have

to be 100% over it if you look back chinese provided us the first satellite imagery and that never panned out. >> colonel christensen on the phone with us. thank you for coming on this morning. >> you bet. my pleasure mr. . >> one of the worst feelings in the world, you are driving around and then this: [siren] >> hi. >> hi how are you. did you see me sitting at the corner? >> yeah. >> that cop isn't handing out tickets but writing out $100 bills. >> the man behind this viral video joins us live to explain. >> he promised hope and change but we bet young americans never saw this coming, 15% unemployment. that's the number. has president obama failed the very people who elected him? coming up.

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quarter till the top of the hour now. the president promised hope and change and they believed him. now take a look at these numbers though. the unemployment rate for those 18 to 29 stands at 15.5%, counting those who have given up looking for a job. that's more than double the nation's overall rate of 6.7%. so has the president failed the very people who have helped to catapult him to the white house? let's ask millennial new hampshire state representative mary garcia: thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure, thank you.

>> what do you think about president obama's performance overall thus far? >> well, i think that unemployment number amongst millennials speaks for itself in many ways. understandable as a jenks millennials were inspider by his lofty rhetoric and promises. it's one thing to not keep one's promises. but i think we have seen what this administration and this president, that the not only has he not delivered but he has also gone so far as to make our situation quite a bit worse. and to purposefully deceive us. so, that's a bit difference. and at a time when distrust in politics and politicians is already high, i think it's an unfortunate indicator of, you know, what really we as millennials have to change ourselves. if we want people to be looking for elected

officials promoting solutions and ideas we need to get out there and do something about it ourselves at this point. let's talk about. this if young people are not feeling attachment to the labor market at a young age what happens down the line later in life what's that going to do to our society? >> it's a bit of a problem. i mean, what's made america amazing is that it offers equality of opportunity to all, that means i as a young american can go out there, educate myself, work hard, take risks, make investments, and try to make the most of myself and improve society right along with it. the problem is we are are at a point where savers are penalized and job market is poor. he would are looking at making decisions that aren't the ones that our parents made we assume we will do better than our parents and

know that we can. instead, we are trying to sort of be more cautious and make sure that why are not investing too much in our future that will risk our lifestyle and what we are able to accomplish right now. >> new hampshire representative mary linda garcia thanks so much this morning. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> 12 minutes before the top of the hour. made in america, you don't hear that soç much anymore. maybe because the government is demonizing american companies. aaron shock joins us next hour. blue lights flashing. the last thing you want to see in rear view mirror. that cop is writing tickets and giving out $100 bills. the man behind this viral video joins us next.

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fox news alert moments ago. chinese ship with a black box detector on board has detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. they same the ping has the same frequency as a black box but not clear if it belongs to missing airline 370. it only has 30 days of battery life, meaning flight 370's black box could die out any day now. it's one of the worst feelings ever. unfortunately familiar for a lot of us. you're driving along minding your own business. blazing lights behind you. >> you're about to get pulled over and probably going to get a ticket. but not this time. watch this. >> you know why i pulled you

over? >> no idea. >> you're wearing a seat belt. i appreciate it. because of that, this is for you. >> really? $100? >> $100. thanks, buddy. all for you. be safe. >> he's so confused. >> it's not a ticket. it's u.s. currency. the joke is part of break.com's prank it forward campaign. it's geared toward positive pranking. >> and he'll put it all together and joins us now. andy, great to see you this morning. >> great to be here. thanks for having me. >> how did you come up with this idea? >> this was a team effort. we've done a lot of concepts this week. it was basically the idea of break. we're known for prank ls. we wanted to give back and give positive themed pranks. one beyond all doubt is the thought of what if we got a cop to pull people over, but instead

of for the purposes they normally pull him over, actually tell him the great things they were doing as drivers, pay them cash and have them go on their way. their reactions were amazing. it was a fun thing to do. >> the drivers must have been completely confused. this is the last thing you would expect. >> totally confuse. they were following us to a destination. we're filming them from ahead. they had no idea the cop was about to come get them. they're thinking, oh, no, i'm going to this be late. instead they're getting rewarded. zid they find anything else? some issue in the car? >> pull any drug mules over accidentally? >> no, no we didn't. i think one person did have a taillight out, which the officer informed them about and asked them to yutz tuse the money to k which is at the send of the

the video. >> what's great is you're giving away money. explain this. >> this is part of a bigger program called prank it forward. i think they've tallied 15 million views all together. we've done wonderful programs. one is getting a lot of traction where we surprised a waitress and gave her huge tips from money to a vacation to a car. so we've done surprising acts of kindness in honor of pranking it forward. for every thousand views we're going to give a dollar to dosomething.org. so we're asking everyone to share the video and to watch it. >> that is amazing. talk about a great combination. practical jokes with and happy ending. you don't see that very often. good for you. >> yeah, thanks for having me. thanks so much. >> and if you want more information or to donate, go to

foxandfriends.com. >> we'll have the video so you can contribute. china state news detected a pulse coming from the bottom of the indian ocean. . could it be the missing malaysian plane? we'll have a live report straight ahead. and a high profile ceo forced to resign for opposing gay marriage six years alaska. free speech? forget about it. this is america. [ male announcer ] v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from tea packed with real juice from delicious fruits and veggies. it's what you need for that extra boost! oh and did we mention it's only 50 calories? need a lift? could've had a v8. in t juice aisle.

good morning. it is saturday the 5th of april, 2014. search crews are following a pulse signal coming from under

water in the indian ocean. could it be missing malaysian flight 370? we have a live report straight ahead. and so much for free speech. the ceo of mozilla forced to resign after showing support for traditional marriage six years ago. and now some on the left are declaring war and promising to go after others who committed thought crimes. and congress has the lowest approval ratings ever. one democrat thinks they deserve a raise. >> i think the american people should know that the members of congress are underpaid. >> what do you think? fox and friends hour four starts right now. we already did three hours. you'll never get them back again. so cherish this one. and let's get stralgt to it this morning. take a look at your screen.

a pulse signal possibly belonging to missing malaysian airlines flight 370 has been detected in the southern indian ocean. elizabeth prann is live in washington, d.c. with the latest breaking details on this. good morning, elizabeth. what do we know? >> good morning, you guys. this is coming from china's official news agency. they say one of their sources looking for the malaysian airlines plane detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. the black box detector picked up the signal at 4:30 on saturday. the report says it was not established, whether it was related to the missing jet. and australian officials have not confirmed the information. they say the signal has a frequency that would be the same as those emitted by a flight recorder. a multinational search has recovered no plane debris yet. and it's been four weeks since the disace peerns and time is critical. experts say the shelf life for the black box signal is expiring.

we'll give you more information as with we get it. >> what does this all mine for the search? joining us on the phone, john gulia. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> i can hear you. >> so the latest report from china state media. when you heard the report, what do you make of it? >> well, i'm very encouraged and hopeful that the lights recorders are going to be a game changer for all of us. >> so john, it's confusing to a lot of observers there hasn't been a debris field discovered. does that make it less likely that it's the black box? >> no, no. i think we can take a lesson from captain zul sullenberg that

you can land a plane without breaking it up. you could do the airplane without breaking it up. that would limit the debris field. >> so you're suggesting this plane might have been landed -- put down intentionally by the pilot and then just sunk. >> no. not necessarily put down intentionally, but come down in such a way that it didn't break up into a million pieces. >> we received a lot of misinformation from the chinese about satellite images and other issues. what do you make of this coming from china? should we get our hopes up here? >> china is a developed country. they have their technology. they're a world power. i would suspect spre that it's valid. i don't question their technology at all. >> and nations all over the world have been coming together

tirelessly searching for a month now. we're learning time is of the essence because of the life span of the black box. how is this changing search efforts at this hour? >> well, every bit of information that we received some erp has resulted in a shifting of resources. they're bringing in a number of assets to the area to oo see if they can verify and go down on the situation. >> explain to the viewers joining us this morning and we don't understand how this is unfolding. they're using mechanical equipment underneath the water that they're drag pg behind the black box boat. is that how this would work? >> yes, there are devices that you would tow behind a ship and to get them down deeper in the water so that the signal would be stronger but also to get them

further from the noise of the ship carrying the the device. so we brought them down into the ocean. and slowly across the area. now the ocean is a very noisy place. and so it takes some interpretation to figure out what sound you're hearing. >> so are you confident if this turns out to be the black box that the aircraft or enough of it to determine what happened can be raised from the ocean floor in this place? >> oh, no question. that's not a real talent. it's a talent. but it's not something we haven't done before. >> it was shocking. 2,000 feet of water, may be deeper. saying maybe we can open rick's microphone this morning. you were saying that part of we

had an airplane go down in the caribbean in almost 8,000 feet of water and the box was braulgt up and shot out. >> wow. is the ntsb going to be directly involved in the recovery operation if there is a recovery operation? >> well, they'll be involved with it. the rules that follow, the malaysians are not involved. sol they'll determine what happened. >> what do you think? it's fair to say they're the best in the world. do you think they'll beç invit? >> given the events around this accident, one never knows. >> john, of course we hope and pray for all the 239 people on board, their family members and really just the world as we watch this mystery unfold that we get closure. at what point do we stop looking

if this turns out the to be unfruitful? >> i am almost 100% certain that the search for the çremains of this airplane will not stop. just like air france continued for several years. the search by boeing and othering will not stop until we find it. >> john is joining us on the phone this morning to give us the latest information there and his assessment of this ping located in the southern indian ocean, picked up by china state media. . we thank you for your time this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks. we'll stay here on this story as the morning unfoemds. we have other news. >> we want to bring you the latest on a story that really has the country tuck t talking. the ceo of mozilla, it was revealed this week back in 2008, there he is right there, to the california initiative to ban gay

marriage. he was in fairly short order without offering explanation for why he did this or his beliefs now, forced to leave his position as ceo of mozilla. >> and now a number of liberal groups are coming forward saying we need to go forward with other people whose names appear on the list, which was published by the los angeles times back right after proposition 8 was unfolding in california. so if you gave over $100, your name would appear on this list. and that's how this was brought to light. if you go to the website, there it is. >> are you now or have you ever been a supporter of prop eight? >> right. >> earlier on the show we had tammy bruce on the program who was an openly gay radio talk show host and also a fox news contributor. she's outraged about all of this. listen. >> liberal or conservative, the transcends those issues. it transcends party issues and gay issues. this is truly about fernl

freedom, and you can't agree with the pressuring of someone out because of what they've done personally that you disagree with when you've got young people now who want to destroy other individuals for thinking incorrectly in their view. we've got a lot of problem on our hands, and the liberal community and the gay community had better put its foot down to it. >> well, andrew sullivan. . one of the leading advocates for gay marriage wrote on his very popular website. he was outraged over the firing. he said that he was scalped by some gay activists. he said if this is the gay rights movement today, pounding our opponents with a fanaticism, then count me out. >> and here's the other piece of this. this was in 2008, right? that was several years ago. and there are a number of liberals who have changed their tune on the very issue. the president being one of them. our very own ed henry pressed

the with white house on that issue. >> the president himself in 2008, when this person donated to the cause was also opposed to same-sex marriage. . does the white house think there should be the tolerance on the issue and that there should be other views heard? >> well, i certainly understand why an issue like this has been in the news, but i'm not going to be in a position to weigh in on the decision made by a private company. >> really, as the white house spokesman, will you come down for tolerance? no. and then to tell us we're not going to take the position on a private company. this is the administration to forcing private companies to abide by obamacare and a thousand other will laws putting companies out of business because they're out of compliance with our will? who are you talking to? we're not children. >> we asked governor huckabee about this on the show. and he has a message for the

president. >> here's what i find interesting. the president weighs in on everything from trayvon martin, many p, many mimes from the white house, and this president weighs in on everything to what kids eat at school. but he won't weigh in on something that's ha major national discussion that he himself helped to create by changing his position. >> and i want to mention this, too. speak i speaking about the interview we did earlier. it was actually on the the l.a. times website. >> much more on this story. your e-mails and thoughts are pouring in on this. we have other headlines. >> we want to let everybody know about this. we're learning about what happened moments before ivan lopez fired at ft. hood killing three men and injurying 16 others. witnesses claimed it happened after he was denied is a leave of absence forms.

some of the shooting victims were people lopez fought with. the identities of three soldiers killed have been released. 39-year-old daniel ferguson. f 38-year-old carlos lisanie rodriguez and 37-year-old timothy owens. at this hour, vote count pg in afghanistan's landmark presidential elections, overnight a bomb exploded at a polling station in southern afghanistan. at least two people were hurt p one seriously. in another province, authorities arrested a would-be suicide bomber trying to arrest a polling station. they vowed to derail the election, but 200,000 afghan soldiers are on the streets to stop that from happening. turnout was so high the vote was extended an extra hour. it's a historic vote to replace karzai. and those of your headlines. coming up on the show, we continue follow breaking news

this morning. china detecting pings in the indian ocean. could it be the missing malaysian plane's black box. and made in america. you don't hear it much anymore. maybe because the government demonized certain american industries. one congressman things that's the case.

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scrutiny from the obama people. f tell us what's going on with caterpillar. >> let's start with facts. caterpillar is one of the great american success stories. seven out of ten tractors that they built here in the u.s., with u.s. labor, seven out of ten tractors are sold in other countries. so the largest percent of what they make is exported. they have 100,000 employees that work for caterpillar, and the net tax rate they pay to the u.s. government for having the privilege of being headquartered here, anywhere in the world, is 29%. you compare that with the government account nlt auflss, gao's report that said the average u.s. corporation pays 12% of their net earnings to the u.s. federal treasury. is then why is senator levin and the obama administration going after a company like caterpillar, suggesting they've misused the tax code to lower

the threshold. it's simply outrageous. what i ask senator levin, and many other colleagues, better your time spent on making the tax code. right now we have the dubious distinction of having the highest corporate tax rate in the entire world. the we want more companies to invest here, to stay here, to employ people here, we need to get our tax code more compliant and consistent with other countries around the world. >> well, here's a case where the reality is so far from the rhetoric. you often hear this president attack specifically exxon mobil, the biggest oil company for the giveaways it receives for the taxpayer, supposedly. exxon mobil is the largest tax payer in the country. $31 billion. that's a pretty steep rate. you wouldn't know that, would you?

listening to this administration. >> well, and of course. let's talk about their favorite child, and i don't mean to make their week worse than it already was. . but general motors who in addition to receiving a federal bailout of u.s. taxpayer dollars, last year the effective tax rate to the u.s. government was 0%. so senator levin who hails from michigan may better spend his time looking at loopholes in the tax code by looking at some companies in his home state. so you're exactly right. the president clearly goes after companies that he thinks are easy to demonize as opposed to looking at those who may be taking an unfair advantage of the tax code. >> of course. friends get a break and everyone else gets crushed. >> sounds familiar. >> it does. it's distressing. we appreciate it. well, breaking new details for

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got a fox news alert on the missing malaysian airliner. a search boat detects a pipg in the southern indian ocean. according to china's official news agency, they say it's similar to one emitted from a plane's black box. right now it's not at all clear

if it belongs to missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the battery could die out any day now. . we're going to switch gears now. a new study revealing vegetarians are less healthy and happy than meat eaters. >> and way more prone to allergies and cancer risks. so once and for all, meat or no meat? >> joining us now is nurse practiceer erin culver. >> right, a new study from austria showing healthier habits for vegetarians, they smoke less, drink less, they're less healthy and happy than people who eat meat. the study doesn't address why it happened, but the data is interesting. >> more prone to allergies, increased cancer risk, poor overall mental health.

that seems bad one. is it that you're having a difficult time every time you go to eat with your friends? what is the problem with that? >> right, well vegetarian diet is lacking in certain neutrient. most are vitamin b12 deficient because the only way you can get b12 is from a meat source. it helps regulate depression and stress and anxiety. it helps your nervous system function correctly. >> as a vegetarian you have to get all these supplements and take the pills when you'reç getting it from the meat. >> the natural source is always the best. when you don't get things like iron, vitamin "d" and zinc, you're missing out on a lot of things. >> this proves true. he is sickly, meat eaters, hail,

hearty,ç healthy, happy. there's some truth in that. science shows. >> there really is. the study highlights the importance of having meat in your diet. i think it's trendy to be vegan or vegetarian. >> do you see endurance athletes or people under great physical stress go vegan? >> sometimes they do. but i think, you know, they're on strong nutrition plans. they regulate the nutrition closely. i think it's important for people who are not doing that so much to really focus on eating all food groups. >> is it more important to focus on eating a healthy diet, rather than eating meat or not eating meat. it's about balance. #. >> it is about balance. picking one over the other doesn't guarantee health. you can be a meat eater and eat bacon all day. >> you got to come back to your bacon diet. even the doctors who say you

need a small piece of protein, small piece of animal, but mostly plant based. >> in the study the people with the lowest rates of cancer were people who ate some meats but lots of fruits and vegetables. >> the number jumps out at me. 50% increase of both heart attacks and cancer. that is huge. people who ate a on tton of mea were happier. >> they were happier. always a bringer of good news. thank you. >> look how happy i am. coming up here, breaking new details on the search for the missing plane. new report says they may have found the blax bok. former navy pilot joins us live with the latest details. >> and keep the government out of the grocery store. f ceo of kellog is taking on fda regulations. he joins us live with his fight for the right to make a profit without the nanny state interfering. i ys say be thman with the plan

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well, fox news alert this morning in iing malaysian airliner. 900 miles northwest of perth, aught tra australia. >> but the question now, does it bethrong to flight 370?

that's say it's similar to frequencies emitted by flight recorders. >> it's been four weeks and the battery life of the black box could die out any day or any moment now. let's get a sense of the ocean area and the topography looks like underneath the water. >> interesting thing. the initial areas the ocean is not quite as deep there. it is deeper in this specific spot. but the weather is better and the ocean currents are better. this is sea surface temperatures, which really doesn't matter that much. the prior location was down here across areas where the water was in the 40s. t that's because it was a much rougher sea. that's not the case now. this right here, you see the darker blues around this. that indicates deeper water. you also have a number of ridges there. so the topography at the bottom of the ocean is not consistent in this area, and that could be problematic. i got to tell you weather wise, this is generally in a better area there's a storm approaching

that will make these choppier. overall again the seas not as choppy. at least more north compared to the initial area. sp this is the storm throughout the next four hours. it will cause a little bit of problem for sea swells, guys. not a huge storm brings things incredibly rough. so it's possible to predict weather accurately here? >> we can predict it based on satellite imagery. any time you have land, you have more sensors in places to get better readings of what the weather is like. then you can forecast better. when it's across the ocean you don't have the sensors to do this. we can tell from that, the weather is more consistent over oceans. we have a pretty good idea of what it's going to be like

there. >> thank you, rick. let's bring in chuck nash, former navy pilot. it's nice to have you here on the show. this is 932 miles off the coast ov perth, australia there. new york city to jacksonville, florida. so just to give you perspective on how wide the search area is. why kind of things are they up against as they look for the black box pinging on the ocean floor. >> >> well r you also have different temperatures in the water, which mask the sound it can travel. so you've got those issues. bus just being out there in the element. as rick was saying, there's a storm coming. plus, these are crews whoç hav been doing this for several weeks. after a while it's going to take a toll on you. we have nine ships and 14

aircraft searching the area. this is an 84,000 square mile area. even though they are looking there, still finding this thing would really beç amazing, it's almost serendipitous. >> is it literally? sid they come across these pings accidentally? or were thaz targeted this specific spot? >> it looks like this is right in the area where the search has moved, and as you notice from your graphic there, you can see all of the previous search areas, and then here are new ones. why is that? it's because they're allowing for the movement of wreckage with the ocean currents and with time. and they've been throwing a lot of these bow wees in the water that then ping and track the

buoys, and now they know where the ocean currents are moving things. so it's not that they got it wrong. they're just allowing for time so to speak, to have an effect. and they're moving with that. >> and the to give our viewers an idea of that mab, the yellow area that you're looking at is the search area that's been going on today. the gray areas are the areas already searched. captain gnash, you know, if these crews do indeed decide this is where the black box has got to be, do we have the technology to go down there, the machinery, the heavy equipment to retrieve it before the signal stops ping sng. >> i'm not an ocean expert. i would have to refer to somebody with practical experience in that regard. rick has gone through, and it's not a flat ocean floor underneath there. there are a lot of ridges and

canyons, as he described it. and so that's going to add to the degree of difficulty. the other thing is the chinese news service is reporting they have a pulse signal, which is very interesting because the pinger sounds like taking a hammer and wrapping it on a piece of pipe. and it's in a timed sequence. on thursday an australian ship had a false alarm. the they thought they picked up something. it was in the frequency range of the pinger, but i think they attributed it to a whale. so there are undersea creatures out there that are out in their habitat and making their own noises, and some of those noises are some shipping noise could be picked up in the frequency range and give you a hit where you think it's positive. but this with the chinese culling it pulsed signal, that indicates to me that there's something where this is going

off on a regular basis. that's great. how many hits did you get? are you still getting the hits? have you been ang to triangu late it? >> as a former neaf pilot, i'm curious if we take the high level view again, maybe the 30,000 foot view of the whole scenario, what would you be looking for when they pull out the black box, as a pilot, in this part of the world where this plane may have crashed. what would you want to know? >> i would like to get -- i think the cockpit voice recorder is probably going to be empty. and that's because it it records over itself every two hours. however, the flight data recorder, i would want to get my hands on that. that is going to tell us whether the airplane was being flown or whether it was just off on its own with possibly a dead crew. because we're going to get the

engine readings. we're going to get all kinds of different pieces of data that come across the aircraft's data bus on what was happening in that airplane at the time. so we'll have the whole sequence from when that airplane disappeared and made a left hand turn all the way until the power went off and it was at the bottom of the ocean. >> all right. >> thanks for that explanation. we appreciate it. >> you bet. >> and now to other stories making headlines. the children of a man attacked after his pickup struck a 12-year-old boy. we're going to tell you about this. before he was accidentally hit with his truck. f the dramatic surveillance video showing the 11-year-old running into traffic in detroit and getting hit. he's going to be okay, we're told, but the driver is fighting for his life. the 54-year-old was beaten by a

group of at least 12 african-american men and left unconscious at the scene. his injuries so severe he is unable to walk or breathe on his own. rob whealer joined ugs earlier on fox and friends. >> he was beaten because he happened to be a white guy in the wrong area of detroit at the time. and you got these thugs, is what they were, standing on the street with nothing better to do than attack this guy because he's not from their community. if it was in the reverse, trust me, we would be marching and protesting. f. >> the driver's wallet and other belongings were stolen. new details about california's acruised gun running state senator. and more than two dozen others have been indicted in a sweeping san francisco political corruption case. the indictment replaces a criminal complaint filed last week. he is filed with conspireing sho connect an undercover fbi agent with an arms dealer in exchange

for campaign contribution. he's also charged with trading political influence for cash. he's scheduled to be arraigned on tuesday. . to sophisticated drug smuggling tunnels discovered in california. behind the whole operation, a 73-year-old grandmother. m she hid the entrance behind boxes of television and plastic kids toys. one spanning the length of two football fields with a pulley system. the other equipped with a multitiered electric rail system. they were going to smuggle pot and cocaine into the united states from mexico. >> oh grandma. . all right, more misinformation for the man at the center of benghazi talking points scandal. the uncle of one of four americans who died in the attacks joins us straight ahead. >> and keep the government out of the grocery store. he's trying to keep the fda from dictating what you eat for

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welcome back. is the fda going too far in the fight against obesity and regulating big food out of business? that's what the secretary of commerce and the former ceo of kellogg thinks. he's taking the ceo head on. carlos, nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. >> pleasure. >> where do you think the fda

has gone wrong here? >> well, you know, we all agree, i think the country agrees that we have an obesity problem. that we need to eat healthier and exercise more. but we're not going to solve the problem by regulating what people can eat. the fda is going after specific ingredients. we should be going after the full diet. the big picture. but once again, any time there's a problem, it's big business. it's more regulation. and we're just going to add cost and make it more difficult for food companies to do business in the u.s. and we're not going to solve the problem. >> right. sort of picking and choosing ingredients to vilify s while leaving other ingredients out. they're in the mood to legalize marijuana and go after genetically modified information. >> i know. >> go ahead. >> i'll give you two kmampls. one is partial lly hydrogenated

oils. that's been reduced 73% voluntarily by food companies. the fda designates food items as grass generally regarded as safe. they're going to pull grass status from the trans fatty a acids. really? that's the way we're going to solve the obesity problem? the other thing that's very alarming, for example, is gmos, genetically modified organism. we're able to work the dna of grains so that they can yield more. so they can be more nutrition. they lasted longer before it rotted. that's a wonderful thing for countries that are, you know, combatting hunger. they now have the distribution system. now we run the risk of every

state in the country having their own labels. >> why are the food companies worried about it? critic sas i, look, it's it's not a problem, put it on the label if i want to know that my food is genetically modified. >> i agree with you. if we want a federal standard, let's debate a federal standard. not every state going out and adding their own labels. that will add so much cost to the food industry that the consumers will feel it. people are going to pay for more food because it's incredibly expensive. education is good. informing is good. labeling is good. it's all a move in the right direction. not regulating what people can and cannot eat. i think that's crazy. if people are saying get out of our bedroom, well, darn it, the government should also get out of our kitchen. . >> and stop picking ingredients they want to vilify and not

giving the whole picture. the labels are absurd. we appreciate you joining us this morning live in washington. >> pleasure. >> coming up on the show, former cia boss is standing behind the changes he made to the benghazi talking points. are you buying it? our next guest isn't. he's the uncle of the man killed in that attack. and a live report on a new signal picked up in the bottom of the ocean. [ ambient street noise ] ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. thanks, "g."

. >> welcome back to fox news, word now on that missing malaysia airlines flight 370. a pulse signal possibly belonging to the plane has been picked up in the southern indian

ocean. elizabeth has the breaking details. >> reporter: hi, clayton, this is coming from the chinese official news agency. they say one of their boats looking for the misw'g malaysian plane detected a signal in the southern indian waters. the report says it picked up the signal saturday afternoon local time. the report says it was not established whether it was related to the missing jet australian officials have yet to confirm this. they say the signal has a quote standard beacon frequency, which would be the same oz those emitted by a flight recorder. a multi-national search recorded

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isle i've done this before, i'll do it today. i want him to fulfill the promise he made to the family members and capture these murderers. we know where they are. i'm tired of its rhetoric. i'm tired of his excuses and i'm tired of him leading this country from a cult of personality as opposed to principle and as opposed tostant substantive policy. >> thank you so much. >> more "fox and friends" coming right up. msung galaxy s5 on ver, you get a second samsung galaxy s5 for free. so, who ya gonna give it to? maybe your brother could use it to finally meet a girl. your mom, but isn't your love reward enough? its not. maybe your roommate, i mean you pretty much share everything else. hey. your girlfriend. just do not tell her it was free. whoever you choose, you'll both get the best devices on the number 1 ranked network. for best results, use verizon.

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. >> welcome back, fox news alert on that missing malaysia airlines flight 370, a possible signal possibly belonging to the plane has been picked up in the southern indian ocean. what does the ocean look like in that part of the world? >> just in the nick of time, really, we're at the end of time. the ocean i got to tell you is a little deeper there, at least in

this initial spot we had been looking at. it's farther to the south. now it's closer to land but also in the deeper part of the ocean. probably 10 to 15,000 feet deep and a lot of canyons and mountains can make it difficult as well. >> keep it here on the fox fuse channel. here's if headline you are seeing, 192,000 new jobs in march. but here's what you are not seeing, the number of americans working part time. that's up again and some here say that's a full-time concern. why? hi, everyone, i'm brenda butner. this is "bulls and barbies." let's get right to you. we have gary b. smith, tracy burns, john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towards part-time work bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we