>> looking at new york city on this thursday morning. congratulations it's the tail end of the workweek. good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with this fox news alert. a quiet school day in pennsylvania quickly turning into chaos five minutes of terror as a student goes on a rampage inside his high school. >> that teenager now charged as an adult in the stabbings of more than a dozen fellow classmates. this morning stories now of heroism are emerging. >> marianne rafferty joins us with the latest. >> do we know anything about the motive? >> police are still trying to figure this out. several students are saying the sophomore was constantly bullied. they are investigating a phone call the suspect made threatening an upper class man.

>> we have multiple stabbings inside and out of the school. >> charged as an adult in the attack a good student who is not a loaner and interacts well with others. police say the sophomore dressed in black and armed with two kitchen knives both as long as 10 inches slashed 21 students as a school security guard. it all happened in the signs ring. he had a blank expression on his face as he ran through hallways and classrooms choose can victims at random. many students still at their lockers as they were attacked. >> my friend got cut across the face. >> there was blood every where. i just ran. i didn't know what else to do. >> he was he was ending the stag spree king confronted him and eventually tackled him with the help of a security guard and another student. >> mr. king immobileized him, pinned him down and i jumped on top of him as well and held down

his wrist keeping the knives stationary. >> a fire alarm believed to have been pulled by a student. other students stayed by classmates styles using paper towel to put pressure on the wounds. >> the father says my prayers go out to everyone injured today i hope they recover as quickly as possible. >> four students remain in critical condition. all victims are expected to survive. >> marianne rafferty, thank you. another story we are following for you at this hour, a manhunt underway in florida after a car slams into a daycare killing one child and injuring 14 others. florida police are looking for this man, he's 26-year-old robert porchado. he is accused of starting the crash. he has a long history arrested 8 times since 2000. police say he fled the scene

after his suv crashed into another car sending the second car careening into the daycare. 12 of the people injured are children. scared to death. petrified. he's my first child, so it was extremely hard for me to kind of process everything. >> police are monitoring orlando international airport fearing he might try to leave the country>> new this morning the 5th person in the brutal heal >> he was attacked by a mob of men after stopping to at the present the 10-year-old he hit after the boy stepped into traffic. three others have been charged and a 16-year-old remains in custody. while police decide whether to charge him as an adult. more arrests they are likely. >> moments ago prosecutors

grilling oscar pistorius at his murder trial accusing him of acting selfish lee toward reeva steenkamp and his parents. they ripped apart his character and questioned his motives for doing that in court. >> why would you try the speak tackle in court in the public domain and public eye apologize and not in private. >> why would you do that? >> i haven't had the opportunity to meet the steenkamps. i don't think they would have been ready. i don't think they would ever want to meet with me. it's not that i haven't wanted to say sorry i took the life of their daughter. >> he questioned the troubled relationship with steenkamp. that's when the blade runner admitted he never told her he loved her. >> a shocking report reveals russia pulled back critical information about one of the boston bombing suspects that

could have stopped the attack. they warned the russians he was a camp but never at the time u.s. thought he imposed a greater threat to russia. more information would have led to more intensive scrutiny of sar nif at lea-- tsarnaev. they are seeking the death penalty against dzhokhar tsarnaev for his role in the bombing. after a month of searching planes and ships hunting for the missing malaysian flight have zeroed in on the smallest search areas yet. they intensified search he have courts after sounds consist p tent with the plane's black box. but no pings have been picked up since. austra officials remain optimistic the plane will be found they say within a matter of days. once a final smaller search area

is determined an unmanned submarine can be deployed to map the ocean floor hopefully finding possible debris. a community gathering for a day of remembrance at fort hood. ♪ ta (taps being played) ♪ >> they played pienl respects to timothy owens staff sergeant carlos rodriguez and sergeant first class daniel furgason killed in last week's tragic. when the president and first lady arrived former president george h.w. bush was there to greet them. t president bush saying when the president comes to your home town you show up to meet him. >> lawmakers turning up the heat on the irs scandal. the big question now, will the department of justice actually file criminal charges against

lois lerner. this as new details emerge about the irs tea party targeting c scandal. molly henneberg is live with the latest on this and what new charges may be coming today. >> the government reform committee is expected to vote on a resolution that would old former irs official lois lerner in contempt of congress for failing to ask questions about the irs scandal. separately the house weighs and means committee voted along party lines to ask the justice department to open a criminal investigation into learner's actions after the irs. they released a report saying learner targeted groups crossroads gps it included an e-mail where learner talks perhaps jokes about the liberal advocacy group for america quote

maybe i can get the dc office job. republicans are not laughing. >> it would be a whole lot funnier if she wasn't targeting crossroads at the same time she was in essence applying or am musing about applying for a job with a left wing entity. one of the allegations of weighs and means is she violated people's rights under court order of law. the one she targeted crossroads a conservative advocacy group is overwhelming and all i have seen is the letter. >> democrats say all of this is political theater. the justice department is already investigating the irs. >> today is the procedure to show how far they will do ir rep pabl harm ir remember parable ho

the cops tugs. >> molly henneberg live for us this morning from washington. thank you. >> oo it is time for your first degree weather with maria molina. >> maria you have us very excited with the rising temperatures. >> i have good news for everyone living across parts of the east. we see the temperatures climbing and feeling very spring like. for some of you those temperatures are climbing a little bit too quickly. that city includes phoenix. that's where you will be close to 100 degrees 99 degrees for today's high. middle 90s in dell rio and reaching 90 degrees in el paso. beautiful weather in parts of the east in places like raleigh and atlanta not just today but even tomorrow. for places like new york city you are going to be close to 70 degrees as we head to tomorrow. heather and ainsley in terms of the precipitation the lower 40

will be quiet. tomorrow we could have flash flooding from parts of kentucky and northern new jersey. we will be tracking that next storm system. let's head over to you. >> in the 5th and largest settlement to date they will shell out millions of dollars for illegally charging customers. good morning, lauren. >> bank of america will pay $772 million in refunds and fines for allegation it is illegally buiilled millions of credit card customers. hundreds of millions of revenue for itself. selling things like identity theft protection to customers. nearly half of them are still reordering checking account transactions, that means they process the larger withdraws

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top of the hour. coming up, she was supposed to receive an honorary degree from grand ike university but they stripped her from that honor after complaints from muslim groups. >> for the last 12 years i have systematically been condemned by muslim individuals, muslim organizations any time that i bring up the treatment of women in islam. >> her message to the school up next. >> a child birthday party turning into a nightmare. parents say it turned into a booze bash when 7-year-olds were served alcohol. how in the world does that happen?

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>> cupid bringing down ceo he opposed gay marriage after he donated $1,000 to support prop 8 six years ago. cupid's ceo did something similar donating $500 to a politician with an anti gay voting record back in 2004. critics are calling yagan a hypocrite because of that. the situations are much different. he said a contribution made to candidate with views on hundreds of issues has no equivalence to a contribution supporting prop 8 a single issue that has no purpose other than prohibiting gay marriage i believe is a basic civil right. >> a helicopter trying to take off from a hospital in new mexico loses control and crashes on to the roof bursting into flames. the three crew members on board will not hurt. the pilot suffered minor

injuries. as a precaution the hospital evacuated directly beneath the scene. they could determine if there was any structural damage to the building. >> an incredible story of survival here after a new hampshire skier falls nearly 1,000 feet down a mountain. >> i remember tumbling down a little bit and at one point i got thrown on my back. i was going down head first kind of like reverse luge. i felt airborne like weightness. i thought i was done. >> 22-year-old patrick luke was getting ready to ski through the lavigne when an ice slap broke sending him over that edge. he spent the next 7 hours crawling back to his car to call for help. amazingly he only had a slight concussion and a broken nose. he was wearing a helmet. >> quite scary. here's another one. kids accidentally served booze at a pizza party. illinois officials investigating after more than a dozen children

became sick at a chicago restaurant. dean clack has the latest. >> it is alcohol they are smelling. i tasted it it was sure enough alcohol at the drink. >> briana barry and heifer daughter were among 28 attending a kid's birthday party tuesday night. the parents say they ordered fruit punch for the kids which arrived in class tick cups. after children began getting sick they began to wonder what was really in the drinks. >> they were just laying there sleeping. >> i didn't know it was alcohol. i through up. i didn't make it to the bathroom. >> ambulances took several of the children to nearby hospitals but the chicago police say doctors were unable to determine whether the kids drank alcohol. today we watched as an agent for the illinois state liquor control commission visited the

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>> it is thursday april 10th. a fox news alert. horror at a high school. 21 stabbed and a suspect is now behind bars. this morning the details on what drove that 16-year-old to go on a stabbing spree. his possible motive is coming up. >> lawmakers turn up the heat on lois lerner the central figure in the irs scandal could be held in contempt of congress. this as a new damaging report reveals specific plans to target conservatives. >> what grew up canning found in every convenience store. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> it is april 10th, welcome to "fox & friends first". we are going to start with a fox news alert.

a quiet school day in pennsylvania quickly turns to chaos. five minutes of sheer terror as a student goes on a rampage inside his high school. >> that teenager is charged as an adult in the stabbings of more than a dozen fellow classmates. this morning incredible stories of heroism to stop the suspect. >> any motive behind the attack? >> the sophomore was constantly bullied. they are investigating a phone call the suspect made tuesday night threatening an upper class man. >> they are calling him a good student who is not a loaner who interacts well wither ohs. the sophomore dressed in black and armed with two kitchen knives both as long as 10 inches

slashed 21 students as a school security guard. it all began at the senior high science wing. he had a blank expression on his face and he choose his victims at random. many students still at their lockers as they were attacked. >> i walked into school and i saw kids running. i was told to get out of there as quickly as possible. >> assistant principal sam king tackled him with the help of a security guard and another student. >> mr. king immobilized him, he pinned him down i jumped on top of him as well and held down his wrist and arms tried to keep the knife stationary. >> helping to get people out of the building a fire alarm was believed to have been pulled by a student. other students stayed by their classmate's side some using paper towels to apply pressure to wounds until help rived.

the spikts's father speaking out saying my prayerings go out to everyone who was injured today. i hope they recover as quickly as possible. >> four of the students remain in critical condition. all of the victims are expected to survive. >> a lot of parents looking into how that happened. >> a manhunt this morning in florida after a car slams into a daycare killing one and injuring others. florida lpolice are looking for this man 26-year-old robert porchado. he has a long criminal history. raised at least eight times since 2000. he fled the scene after his suv crashed into another car sending that second car into the daycare. at least 12 people -- or 12 of the people injured are children. >> i was scared to death. petrified. he is my first child. it is extremely hard for me to

process everything. >> police are monitoring orlando international airport fearing he might try to leave the country. >> new this morning a 5th person now under arrest in the brutal beating of a detroit man who accidentally hit a young boy with his truck. steve utash remains in a critically enticed coma. he was attacked by a mob of men after he went to check on the boy he had after he stepped into traffic. the 16-year-old remains in custody as they try to decide whether to charge him as an adult. more arrests are likely. >> 36 people are dead in a tragic mud slide in washington state. we are hearing a heart wrenching account of the events from victims of the deadly mud slide in washington. >> i looked out our front door and it was like a movie. houses were exploding.

the next thing i remember, the next thing i sees our neighbor's chimney coming into our front door. >> she grabbed her five month old son as a violent river of mud crashed into them. the hbaby had a skull fracture but says he's improving every day. she had a broken leg and arm. >> would not let go of her child. >> new details emerging about the irs tea party targeting scandal. the big question will the department of justice file criminal charges against low ryes learner? doug luzader is live with the latest. >> back in may lois lerner gave a lengthy defense of her actions saying she did wrong and pled the 5th not answering questions. that same committee may vote

today to hold her in contempt of congress this is just the latest rounds of issues she may face. they are ladies and gentlemening she misled investigators about the target she risked tax payer information and showed extreme bias toward organizations on the right like karl rove's crossroads. referencing organizing for action, that's the liberal advocacy group directly in line of president obama. learner wrote this maybe i can get the dc office job. it was unclear whether it was intended as a joke. >> it would be funnier if she wouldn't targeting crossroads at the time she was in essence applying or amusing about applying for a job with a left wing entity. >> democrats meantime say this is nothing short of a political witch hunt.

>> this is part of the republican campaign instead of doing what is right this day, the republicans are trying to keep an issue alive for november, and that is something that i think is reprehensible. >> lerner's attorney won't say much just that the charges against her are in his words ridiculous. >> doug luzader life for us this morning. thank you. >> meantime on cap tol hill obama requesting $1 billion for new gun control laws that would infringe on your second amendment rights. the money going to his gun safety initiative which includes banning assault weapons and expanding background checks for all gun sales. the last time the assault weapons bans were in place murder rates were 19.3 percent higher. >> seven california long running corruption scandal is coming to

a close. five former bell city council members will be sentenced for misappropriating funds. they are accused of stealing 10 million from the city to increase their salaries. the city was left nearly bankrupt as a result. they each face 40 years in prison and will have to pay restitution. >> malaysian airlines flight 370 will be found within days. >> no new pings have been picked up in nearly a day. there seems to be good news. the search zone is finally shrinking. david piper is here with the latest on the long and gruelling search. good morning, david. >> no break through on missing plane but the australian officials are optimistic. the search area has narrowed now. it is about 22,000 square miles. they are focusing on this area, this is where search team -- search teams believe they found

the black boxes. they have picked up four signals in the area using a pinger locator on sunday and again twice on tuesday. they haven't found the signals again since then and the last signals were noticeably weaker than the first ones. australian air force plane has been dropping with hydro phone listening devices into the water to try to pick up signals. nevertheless australia's air chief marshall says he's optimistic they will find what's left of the aircraft in the not too distant future. australian officials want as much as possible from the signals before they send down submersible rockets to serve for wreckage on the floor. the black boxes will be running out any time soon. >> against the clock here. david piper thanks so much live for us in bangkok, thailand. >> one of the followers on twitter just tweeted us it is

spring after all. he is right because it is warmer. >> when you are walking down the streets of new york you don't see the winter coats any more. that was a good sign. >> early this morning a little chilly. need the light jacket across parts of the east especially in caribu maine, 19 degrees. in snoeshg city and raleigh north carolina you are waking up to temperatures in the 40's early this morning. a little chili earlier. but we head into the afternoon hours the sunshine will come out and you will be climbing into the 70s in raleigh and atlanta. you will be in the 90s in dell rio and el paso and also phoenix. otherwise heather and ainsley we have a storm system rolling through parts of the great lakes just like showers rig-- light showers right now but we could see flooding into kentucky and northern new jersey. we will be tracking the next storm system. >> stay on top of it, maria molina. >> of course. >> it is 19 minutes to the top of the hour. do you get a flu shot every

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this morning. spending time with your grandchildren is good for your brain. a newed d a new study found if you take care of your grandchild you have lower risk of alzheimer's or brain disorders. one day a week is great for your mind more than 5 days can have a negative impact. >> in small doses. >> here's a question for you could you soon see insurance costs spike? it turns out those who signed up for obamacare had a spike. >> a new study may show critics of the affordable care act feared most, the death spiral. if only older an sicker people sign up younger healthy americans wouldn't be there to offset the costs. that leads to higher healthcare costs for all of us and could crush the affordable care act. the emergency management service

did a survey of 600 pharmacy claims for those enrolled in the public health exchange plans verses those on commercial plans. it found early enrollees were sicker than average. six of the ten costliest medications were specialty drugs also that use tof pain meds is 0 percent higher with more use of anti seizure meditation indications is 25 percent higher. use of anti-depressants is higher in aca exchange plans. they are signing up 7.1 million americans it remains to be seen how many of those enrollees are among the much needed healthy. >> all of those costs add up. >> lori rothman joining us, thank you. >> the time is abo she was doin job when an explosion almost knocked her to the ground. what blew up? it can be found in every

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welcome back. time now for a look at who's talking. and this morning, we are hearing it from a nevada rancher battling against the federal government. clive and the feds are fighting over his cattle grazing on public land overseen by the bureau of land management. as of monday, authorities confiscated 134 of his cattle as part of a two decade long dispute over grazing fees. they claim he's illegally running cattle in the 6,000 acre area, habitat of the federally protected desert. >> what i do is i -- my livestock eats off the brush and the grass, harvests it, prunes it, and it eases that forage to make an edible commodity for we, the people, of the united states. when you get a piece of meat on your table, remember where it

came from. that's what we do. we turn this resource into a usable commodity good for man. >> he argues that his ancestors worked the land since the 1870s, long before the bureau of land management was formed, granting him the rights to the property. and this caught on camera, an explosion right in front of a bartender's face. what was it? it was an ecigarette. it was charging on an ipad charger, burst into flames, flew across the bar like a rocket. the bartender's dress caught on fire and she had minor burns on her arms. there is a clear warning that the cigarette should be charged with the proper plug. >> and the sequel to rio is almost here. rio 2 opens up tomorrow in theaters. and this time, blue and jewel are going on an even bigger

adventure. and step into the fox light with michael this morning. >> good morning. this is a hugely successful partnership between 20th century fox and blue sky animation, they did the" ice age movies." and rio brought in $500 million in the box office in 2011. and just in time for the world cup in brazil this summer. and features the voices of anne hathaway, george lopez, and newcome newcomers, tommy garcia. we caught up with them in miami. i knew someone had to do about it. i did. and i asked if they had to think twice about signing up for the sequ sequel. >> yeah, it was a simple decision. the first movie was so fantastic and the opportunity to play this character and work with anne. it was a simple and easy yes. >> yeah, it wasn't hard for me

either because the first one was so good. and then i found out i would be playing a frog. and i was going to be with this one. i thought it would be amazing. why would i say no? >> she plays a frog and really steel steals the show. >> with a distinct voice too. >> we both didn't see the first movie. you don't have to to enjoy it. feathers will fly tomorrow at a theater near you. and you can see it at fox light.com and follow me on twitter. >> @fox light. thanks. and this picture, an american flag goes up in flames at an atlanta braves baseball game. how in the world does that happen? details, straight ahead. ♪

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a minute and a half until the top of the hours. before you leave the house, here's what's happening today. now learning the possible motive behind a pennsylvania teenager's

stabbing spree. he was reportedly bullied, and police are looking at a threatening phone call he made. and contempt charges against lois learner, and they are looking at criminal charges. and a man hunt after a car slams into a day care, killing one child. looking for 26-year-old robert corchado who fled the scene. and now the good, the bad, and the ugly. the good, a 70-year-old grandma riding a roller coaster for the first time. amazing. the first thing she said after the ride was over, is my hair okay? and the bad. an american flag catches fire during a pre-game fireworks show in the opener, the fire went out on its own. and a lucky driver in texas able to walk away from his minivan after a cement truck

crashed into it. he caught the whole thing on the dash cam installed in the car. >> that's amazing he survived. >> yes. i like the grandma, though. fox and friends starts right now. bye. good morning, today is thursday, april 10th, i'm elizabeth has sell beck. they won't go after lois learner. what we're learning this morning. >> and democrats pushing wage rage over equal pay. but some lawmakers up for re-election don't practice what they preach. we'll explain that. and live from washington. >> thanks for that introduction. that was not on the prompter. john hancock didn't sign the constitution, but the folks at