good morning to you and your family. you're watching "fox & friends" first. >> we do begin with this fox news alert. hate in the heartland. a 73-year-old gunman opens fire outside kansas city, leaving two people dead at a jewish community center and one more at a jewish retirement home. >> kelly wright has the latest on this story for us this morning, including the suspect's ties to the ku klux klan. >> even more disturbing is the possibility, the motive may have been over religion. the alleged shooter was heard yelling hile hitler before opening fire on two jewish communities. glen frazier cross, he also goes by the last name miller, is now in custody.

he faces charges of murder. once a grand dragon of the carolina ku klux klan. >> investigating it as a hate crime. investigating it as a criminal act. we haven't ruled out anything. >> at the jewish community center, the gunman killed dr. william lewis corcoran and his grandson. they had gone to the center to audition. their family said through their church, we take comfort knowing they are together in heaven. >> he was just a kind spirit. so much talent every day that he showed us all. and the smile that he gave us just every day in his devotion for others. >> the third victim, a woman, has not been identified. she was shot at a nearby retirement home. president obama released a statement expressing his grief over the attack, pledging full support of the federal government in this case. >> kelly wright joining us live this morning.

thank you, kelly. the deadline has passed. the ukrainian president gave protesters until 2:00 a.m. eastern time to lay down their weapons, but the deadline has come and gone. he has vowed to use the ukrainian army to wage a full-scale anti-terrorist operation against pro-russian militants. this after a security officer is killed and five others are wounded during a gunfight at a police station seized by pro-russians. ukrainian troops are being sent in as the volatile region gets one step closer to a civil war. this as the u.n. calls an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis that is just getting worse. and terrifying moments on a southwest flight out of chicago. the captain forced to make an emergency landing in omaha after an unruly passenger tries to open up a door at 30,000 feet in the air. passengers say they noticed the man acting very strangely. at one point, he even came out of the bathroom soaking wet.

three passengers tackled him until the plane landed when the air marshals took him off in handcuffs. they got to sacramento safely, just two hours later than the scheduled arrival time. the search is on for the bear that mauled a central florida woman in her own driveway. a wildlife official says that terry franna, she caught five black bears digging through the trash and that's when one of bears attacked. >> one of the bears stood up, knocked her down, and started to maul her. >> i went to the back porch door, and i went in and i saw my mom on the floor. >> she's fine. she's stable. she's still pretty traumatized from it all. >> i bet. the bears apparently got into the garage after she left the door open. officials say that they have killed at least four aggressive bears in that area, but they didn't say if the bear that attacked franna was, in fact,

one of them. two runners competing in this weekend's rock 'n' roll half marathon in raleigh collapsed and died during the race. ems and medical personnel, they were immediately on the scene attempting to revive each runne participants in the race. their causes of death unknown. kathleen sebelius is now out of a job as health and human services secretary and she's now finally admitting the obamacare rollout was flawed. on "meet the press," she even went as far to say the rollout goals were wrong. >> it was a team in place with other people, outside experts coming in, kicking the tires, regular reports, regular dashboards on the tech side. but clearly, the estimate that it was ready to go october 1st was just flat-out wrong. >> so was it her choice or the president's to step down? here's what she said when asked if the president tried to talk her out of leaving. >> well, it made it pretty clear

that that really wasn't an option to stay on. >> sebelius also admitted the website could have used more time and testing. just one day after releasing about 400 head of cattle that had seized the bureau of land management says that it's tried to resolve their conflict with nevada rancher clivin bundy. steve is with us on the cattle battle. >> good morning. the bureau of land management has backed down with that bitter dispute over unpaid grazing fees. the showdown has pitted claims of government overreach against a law requiring fees be paid when cattle are grazed on public lands. hundreds of armed protesters, supporters of rancher bundy had threatened to forcefully prevent the blm from rounding up his cattle. the government claims bundy owes more than a million dollars in fees over the past 20 years. >> for once, we finally back the

blm down because they don't have law enforcement authority. if you break it down, their own law enforcement authority is internal and they're running around like cops and intimidating people, and the people are just fed up with it. >> the bureau stopped its round-up of bundy's cattle saying the conditions on ground required a different approach. in a statement, the bureau said, in part, we've made a decision to conclude the cattle gather because of our serious concerns about the safety of our employees and members of the public. the blm will continue to work to resolve the matter administratively and judicially. the fight between bundy and the blm part of a decades long battle by western states to try to regain control of federal lands in those states. back to you. >> thank you, steve. to some extreme weather that we're checking out for you this morning. look at this video. a twister caught on camera. the tornado touching down. this is in lovelady, texas, just

north of houston. >> looks like those cars are driving straight toward it. one woman was injured after a tree came crashing down on to her home. maria melina is here with the latest for us. >> good morning. that tornado threat continues early this morning. we do have a tornado watch in effect for 8:00 a.m. central time for the states of mississippi and parts of northeastern louisiana. we have these storms rolling through early today that do have the potential to produce some more tornado touchdowns, and that risk for severe storms is going to continue to move eastward into parts of alabama and also parts of the florida panhandle today. then tomorrow, that same storm system continues marching eastward, and eastern parts of south carolina, north carolina, and also southeastern virginia do have the possibility to see more severe storms. and we're not only looking at the risk for tornados, but also damaging winds, potentially in excess of 60 miles per hour and large hail with these storms. the other big threat with this storm system is very heavy rain, and there is a flood concern across parts of new england and

also parts of the upper great lakes, because we're not only expecting very heavy rain from this system, but also rapid snow melt from temperatures warming up ahead of it. that's going to be a big concern. h temperatures ahead of this system, in the 70s. temperatures in minneapolis, just in the 30s. let's head over to you. >> just a little tease, i guess. >> yeah. even some areas picking up a little snow behind this storm system. so a lot going on. >> thanks. today in the search for the missing malaysian flight 370, crews are deploying a small submarine to scan the floor of the southern indian ocean. they're hoping to find debris from that jet. there haven't been any confirmed signals since last week, but officials say it is the most promising lead that they have had in in search. meanwhile, another possible development as crews have spotted an oil slick. >> i can report ocean shield detected an oil slick yesterday evening in her current search area.

a sample of about two liters has been collected, and we are a number of days before it can be landed ashore and conclusively tested. >> officials say it's about three and a half miles downwind from where the ocean shield picked up the signals. >> for the second time in three years, bubba watson slipping on the green jacket. >> watson wins another green jacket at augusta. >> yes, he did. despite a slow start, bubba managed to pull out ahead of 20-year-old jordan spieth, sinking five birdies. this is bubba's second green jacket. the first one coming in 2012. he now joins an elite group, becoming just the 17th player to win multiple masters. after putting on the iconic green jacket, watson joked that he had never liked green so much. ended up at the waffle son with

his little son. speaking of food, the jewish festival of passover begins at sundown tonight, and jews will celebrate their freedom from slavery in ancient egypt. festivities include a traditional dinner, where symbolic foods are eaten, such as the unlevined bread jews took from them during the exodus. passover ends on april 22nd. taxpayers might have a little less to worry about this season. the irs is claiming your chance of getting audited is the lowest in years. lauren tells us why and has our other top business news. >> taxes are due tomorrow, and here's the good news. your chances of getting audited are the lowest they've been in years. here are the reasons. budget cuts to the irs and new responsibilities for the irs. this year, the agency has fewer audits auditing returns fewer than since the '80s.

the number expected to shoot even lower this year. something to consider. gas prices are up. but higher now for 23 days in a row. the national average today, $3.64 for regular unleaded. that's up eight cents in the past week alone. some parts of the country already dealing with $4 a year gasoline. gas generally gets more expensive as the weather gets warmer. and as tensions flare up in other parts of the country like in russia, where the european union buys a third of its gas. number one at the weekend box office, once again "captain america: the winter soldier." it has collected $159 million here in the u.s. and about double that overseas. "rio 2" brought in $39 million over the weekend. "oculus" $12 million. "divergent" fell to fifth place.

>> thank you, lauren. >> thank you. the time now is 11 after the top of the hour. coming up, trash talking on the football field might be okay, but for this star nfl player, his foul mouth at the airport landing him in serious trouble. what he said that landed him in cuffs. and a judge turns the tables on this man, accused of bullying a mom and her disabled children. the controversial punishment that has everyone talking.

♪ ♪ you make me feel like i can fly so high ♪ up and at 'em this morning. it is a quarter after the top of the hour, 5:15 on the coast. a look at new york city. >> trash talking on the gridiron might work there, but try it in an airport and you'll find

yourself in handcuffs. aldon smith arrested at los angeles international airport after allegedly claiming he had a bomb. this video obtained by "tmz" shows him being questioned by police. he told a tsa agent that he had a bomb in his bag after he was selected for additional screening. police said he became belidge rant and appeared to be drunk. he could face up to a year behind bars. new information in thursday's horrific crash between a fedex truck and tour bus which left ten people dead, include -- the first dispatch recordings from emergency responders. >> it is affirmative. semi versus a tour bus. stand by further. >> be advised, there is another vehicle about 50 yards to the east side off of the freeway. looks like lots of wounded.

>> investigators say they found no evidence that the truck driver hit the brakes before the crash. a black box was found on the bus, but the one on thestroyed . moments ago, oscar pistorius returned to court for a fourth day of cross-examination. the prosecutor firing tough questions at him about rhee have a steen camp's final meal. >> it's after 7:00. i don't know of any other time that reeva ate. >> but you know the answer you just ate is impossible. that's impossible, you know that, isn't it? >> prosecutors saying that if they both ate after 7:00 p.m., reeva's stomach would have been empty by the time that she was killed. it was not. >> time now to brew on this. a punishment in ohio raising eyebrows, a judge sentencing a man to sit on a street corner for five hours holding a sign

that reads "i'm a bully." >> maria scally from wjw in cleveland has the story. >> reporter: edmund sat at the intersection for five hours on sunday holding a handwritten sign saying he is a bully who picks on children who disabilities. municipal court judge gayle williams buyers ordered the 62-year-old to serve this public punishment. it was part of his sentence for harassing his neighbors, the prew family, that includes two adopted african-american children with multiple disabilities. your comments about the sentencing? according to police, there were a number of incidents over the past 15 years that went beyond name calling. do you feel you bullied this family? do you feel that your actions were that of a bully? he chose to let the sign do the talking for him. never responding to any

questions asked. >> what a disgrace the man is to humanity. because what he did, unexcusable. nobody can do something like that to other people. >> reporter: many passersby agreed with the unusual sentence for this unusual bullying case. >> he deserves some punishment and public humiliation is a good one. >> reporter: in addition, he's sentenced to 15 days in jail. he must perform 100 hours of community service and attend anger management classes. speaking for the family, michael prew says he hopes the situation is behind them. >> hopefully it's just the end and we can all just move on. we want to know what you think. is the punishment just fine, or is it over the line? send us your comments on facebook, twitter, or you can e-mail us at fox friends first. we will share them later in the show. the time now is 19 after the

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there where the lights are always shining. good morning. thanks for joining us. we have this for you now. a reporter's guide on islam under fire. critics saying that the first amendment is being sacrificed for political correctness. a washington state university published the guide saying, for example, that journalists should not publish images of muhammad because it's forbidden by the koran. the guide has been endorsed by the council on american islamic relations. flames shoot into the sky as a fire tears through a st. paul chilean town. 12 people are dead now. and 500 injured. more than 2,000 houses were destroyed. 10,000 others are fleeing to shelters now. the fire started in a forest near the port town over the weekend. crews thought that they had it all contained, but then overnight, strong winds kicked the fire up wednesday again. two clear frontrunners emerging in afghanistan's presidential election.

they are both promising a fresh start with the west, vowing to sign a security pact with the united states that was rejected by current president hamid karzai. the afghan constitution does not let karzai run for a third term. just call him the selfie pope. pope francis broke with tradition during palm sunday celebrations, climbing off the famous pope mobile to pose for selfies with some of the more than 100,000 people there in the crowd. and the selfies weren't the only surprises during that service. pope francis also went off script for his prepared homily, and instead he spoke off the cuff, calling on people to look into their own hearts, to see how they are living their own lives. it is now 25 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a survivor of the boston marathon bombing leaves a network interview in tears. what went so horribly wrong. you're going to hear from her next. and one teen thought that it would be funny to send a terror-laced tweet to american airlines. one problem, the fbi was not

laughing. but first on this day in history back in 1743, the first recorded town meeting in america was held in boston. and in 1828, noah webster had the first edition of his dictionary copyrighted.

it is monday, april 14th. we begin with a fox news alert. pre-holiday horror. a gunman opening fire at two jewish centers killing three, just one day before passover. the possible motive here, pure hatred. >> it's a vicious act of violence, and obviously at two jewish facilities, one might make that assumption. >> the latest details on the shooter's hate-filled past straight ahead. and after battling big government, this rancher says that there's one big lesson to be learned. >> i learned how powerful we the people can be. >> but, despite getting his cattle back from the feds, this fight far from over. >> and if only she admitted this one a long time ago. >> but clearly, the estimate that it was ready to go october 1st was just flat-out wrong. >> and now that kathleen sebelius is stepping down,

that's not all she had to say. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning. it is monday, april 14th. welcome to "fox & friends first." >> it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. we begin with a fox news alert. hate in the heartland. a 73-year-old gunman opening fire outside kansas city, leaving two people dead at a jewish community center and one more at a jewish retirement home. >> kelly wright has the latest on the story, including the suspect's ties to the ku klux klan. kelly? >> right now, sadness is gripping the people living in overland park. that's a suburb of kansas city. they are mourning the deaths of three people killed for what some believe was a hate crime against the jewish community. at a special sunday night church service, people of all faiths came together to pray for those who had been killed after a gunman allegedly shouted heil

hitler as he opened fire killing a woman at a jewish retirement home, and then killing at a jewish community center, dr. william corcoran and his grandson. high school friends remember him for having a strong christian faith. >> it was one of a kind. you kind find it in another spirit like that. >> 73-year-old frazier glenn cross, he also goes by the last name miller, is now in police custody. he faces charges of murder. it is believed he is a white supremacist who was once a grand dragon of the carolina ku klux klan. >> we're investigating it as a hate crime. we're investigating it as a criminal act. we haven't ruled out anything. >> president obama also issuing a statement saying, "i want to offer my condolences to all the families trying to make sense of this difficult situation." and by the way, the president pledges the full support of the

federal government in this particular case. >> kelly wright, thank you so much. in other news this morning, the deadline has passed. ukrainian president gave protesters until 2:00 a.m. eastern time to lay down their weapons. but the deadline, as we said, has come and gone. he has vowed to use the ukrainian army to wage a full-scale anti-terrorist operation against pro-militants. this after a security officer is killed and five others are wounded during a gunfight at a police station seized by pro-russians. ukrainian troops are being sent in as the volatile region gets one step closer to civil war. this as the u.n. calls an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis that just seems to be getting worse. some terrifying moments on a southwest flight out of chicago. the captain forced to make an emergency landing in omaha after an unruly passenger tries to open a door at 30,000 feet.

passengers say that they noticed the man acting strangely. >> he got up and went to the rear of the plane and tried to open up the hatch, and let himself off. so i don't know if he was on drugs, or, you know -- >> was he saying anything? >> he was mumbling. but you really couldn't understand what he was saying. >> can you imagine? three passengers tackled him until the plane landed, and when air marshals took him off the plane, they did that in handcuffs. the other 134 passengers eventually got to sacramento safely, just two hours later than the scheduled arrival time. a 14-year-old getting the scare of a lifetime after she thought it would be funny to tweet a terror threat to a major airline. american airlines, hello, my name is ibrahim and i'm from afghanistan. i am part of al qaeda and on june 1st, i am going to do something really big. bye.

the airline responded in just a couple of minutes. sarah, we take these threats very seriously. your ip address and details will be forwarded to security and the fbi. and that's when she had the mother of all meltdowns, she wrote back, i'm so sorry, i'm scared now. i was joking and it was my friend, not me. take her ip address, not mine. it's unclear if american airlines actually forwarded the tweet to the feds. the company tweet was quickly deleted. kathleen sebelius now out of a job as health and human services secretary, and she's now finally admitting the obamacare rollout was flawed. on "meet the press," she even went as far as to say that the rollout goals were wrong. >> it was a team in place with other people, outside experts coming in kicking the tires, regular reports, regular dashboards, on the tech side. but clearly, the estimate that it was ready to go october 1st was just flat-out wrong. >> so was it her choice or the

president's to step down? here's what she said when asked if the president tried to talk her out of leaving. >> well, it made it pretty clear that that really wasn't an option to stay on. >> sebelius also admitted that the website could have used more time and testing. last week, you heard attorney general eric holder saying that he believes the criticism of him and the administration is fueled by racism, and now democratic congressman -- a democratic congressman is joining the chorus. new york representative steve israel, he says that racism in the republican party is the reason that they are blocking immigration overhaul in congress. >> certain policies, for the right reasons -- >> do you think your republican colleagues are racist? >> not all of them, no. of course not. but to a significant extent, the republican base does have elements that are animated by racism, and that's unfortunate.

>> nancy pelosi also said that she thinks race plays into how republicans have responded to president obama's administration. on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the boston bombings, a survivor revealing that she left a taping of nbc's "meet the press" in tears. the dancer lost her left foot in the bombings. she says that she asked the nbc executives to leave out the names of the suspects. but they did anyway. they were aware of her request but couldn't make any guarantees. just one day after releasing about 400 head of cattle that it had seized, the bureau of land management says it's trying to resolve the conflict with nevada rancher cliven bundy. doug has the latest. >> this round goes to the ranchers, but the battle is not over yet.

the federal government backed down after trying to seize a nevada family's cattle, accusing them of grazing on public lands without making payments to the federal government. the federal bureau of land management seized about 400 head of cattle only to return them after a standoff with the family and their supporters threatened to turn violent. >> those cattle are ours. they're cliven bundy's family's cattle. they've stolen them and they realized it. they're our cows and they get to come home to the place they've lived all their life. >> the bureau of land management isn't done, though. they say they still plan on trying to enforce grazing fees in the family, which amount to about a million dollars. here's what they say in a statement. "we have made a decision to conclude the cattle gather because of our serious concern about the safety of employees and members of the public. the blm will continue to work to resolve the matter administratively and judicially.

this has been a long time in the making, about 20 years with this family. the blm plans to continue to pursue this. the family plans to continue to defend what they see as their rights, saying this is an example of federal government overreach. back to you guys. >> thank you, doug. >> thanks. to extreme weather for you now. check out this video. a twister caught on camera. the tornado touching down in lovelady, texas. that's just north of houston. >> at least three homes were destroyed. one woman was injured after a tree came crashing down in her home. maria melina is here now and has the latest for us this morning. >> it's that time of the year. severe weather becomes a big concern during the month of april, and we do have that continued threat for severe storms today across parts of mississippi, louisiana, and even into alabama and the florida panhandle. so this is a region that throughout the afternoon and evening hours, we do expect more thunderstorms to fire up that could potentially produce scenes like that, like isolated

tornados and even damaging winds. by tomorrow, that storm system continues moving eastward into the carolinas and southeastern virginia. this storm system also has a lot of moisture with it, so we do expect heavy rain across parts of the upper great lakes, new england, and even across the south. so there is a flood threat in place with several watches in effect. temperature-wise, ahead of the system, very warm. widespread highs in the 70s. behind it, cold, though. take a look at those highs. 40s in chicago and only in the 30s in minneapolis. over to you. >> thank you so much. "the hunger dominating this year's mtv movie awards. >> the 2014 movie of the year is -- "the hunger games: catching fire."

>> co-stars jennifer lawrence and josh hutcherson, they won best female and best male performance, but it was zac efron who stole the show. he picked up the award for best shirtless performance. and singer rita ora proved to the world why he won. >> this is awesome. i really don't know what to say. but thank you. thank you so much to my fans. >> zac efron later tweeted, rita ora, thanks for such a bold move. i don't know if i could have done that on my own. whoo! he was tan. for the second time in three years, bubba watson slipping on the green jacket despite a slow start. bubba managed to pull out ahead of 20-year-old jordan spieth, sinking five birdies. this is bubba's second green jacket. the first one coming in 2012. he now joins an elite group,

becoming just the 17th player to win multiple masters. after putting on the iconic green jacket, watson joked that he never liked green so much. the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up, outrage after a little boy in a wheelchair is forced to miss a class trip. why the school's actions are not only cruel, but illegal. and you might think topping forbes highest paid models list seven years in a row would be a good thing, but not for giselle. why the supermodel is now being audited by the irs. a a a

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david? >> reporter: good morning. they haven't detected any signals from the plane's black boxes now for nearly a week. it looks like those batteries must have now run out. the australian authorities, which are leading the search in the southern indian ocean say they intend to send a robotic submersible down today. the area they are searching is over a thousand mile ace way from perth, australia. they believe the plane which was originally flying from china to malaysia three weeks ago must have been diverted there. up until now, they've been searching for the black box signals by dragging a pinger locater from the u.s. through the water, but it hasn't detected any signal since last tuesday. search teams detected four sounds over a week ago, which they believe to be consistent with the black box's signals. >> we need to pursue this lead as far as possible.

analysis of the four signals has allowed the provisional definition of a reduced and manageable search area on the ocean floor. >> the submersible will initially search an area of around 25 square miles, but that's about three miles deep, so it's going to be a tough task. back to you. >> david piper joining us live. thank you, david. a once candid hate preacher goes on trial in new york. he is accused of trying to create an al qaeda training camp in oregon 15 years ago. he was extradited from britain back in 2012. he lost an eye and both of his hands in an explosion in afghanistan. the u.s. removed his trademark hook hand when he arrived. even maryland's strict gun laws can't keep weapons from getting into the wrong hands. a new report reveals more than 300 people banned from owning guns were able to buy them last

year. why? because police were overwhelmed with background check requests. felons and fugitives were able to keep the guns for three months or longer before police finally reviewed the sales. being the highest paid supermodel doesn't always come with perks apparently. wow. gisele bundchen, she says that she has been audited by the irs because she's on top of the "forbes" supermodel rich list for the seventh year in a row. it's estimated that bundchen raked in $42 million from june 2012 to june 2013, but she says that while she earns plenty of money, it isn't quite as much as "forbes" reported. >> beautiful girl, isn't she? 48 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a car dealership outwits the labor union. this video might just be the victory lap. plus, the results are in. which airline is the very worst? it's the information you need to know before booking your next ticket. but first, let's check in

with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning to you ladies. i just disconnected myself for a second. i can hear you loud and clear. coming up on the program, donald trump weighs in on the showdown out at the bundy ranch in nevada. is there a harry reid connection? we're live there. bob massy standing by right now. and sending the kids off to school this morning, rosie pope has some ways to get your kids to eat healthily, if that's possible. plus, dr. mark segal with foods that will actually burn off fat, he promises. and then a recent grad vows to start a new business every week for a year. he joins us live. got a busy three hours, kicks off just about ten minutes from right now right here on your channel for news, fox news channel.

him treated like you would your kid. spirit were three times as likely to complain than those flying frontier airlines, which received the second largest number of complaints. heather? >> good to know. if you thought the feud was over, think again.

team subaru flying back with a little humor. they fired back by putting up the sign on the right, and then came this. >> if they want to dance, we will join in. ♪ gonna get us on fox news again ♪ >> a dealership spokesman said they are loving all the attention. the chorus, by the way, the more you try to shame us, the more you make us famous. have you ever wondered maybe why drinking wine on vacation always tastes better than when you drink it back at home? it turns out there's a science behind it. wine tastes different depending on the conditions that it's consumed in. scientists say that light and sound affect how fruity, bitter or acidic the wine tastes. it is now six minutes to the top of the hour. and coming up, this ball

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two minutes to the top of the hour, before you leave the house here is what's happening, the gunman who shot three people dead at two jewish community centers outside kansas city now identified. frazier green cross is a former ku klux klan leader. the oscar pistorius murder trial temporarily adjourning. the athlete started to sob about the moments before he killed girlfriend reeva steenkamp. jewish festival of passover starts at sundown tonight. time to look at the good, the bad, the ugly. a big welcome home for the u.s. coast guard cutter stratton

after a 97-day deployment. they sank a ship with $70 million worth of cocaine. a pennsylvania man threw out his lottery ticket. a ball girl in baltimore got a little too eager during this game. she thought it was a foul ball, ignoring the third base umpire saying it was fair. earlier we told you about a man in ohio sentenced to hold a sign that reads i am a bully for harassing a family. >> we asked, is this punishment just fine or over the line? susan tweeted, perfect. he's a howard. the punishment fits the crime. he should have it tattooed on his forehead. >> bullies are kourds who believe they won't be -- >> michelle says this should set the bar. all schools should adopt this

punishment. i then we can stop bullies long before they become this man. >> thanks to everyone who responded. we appreciate you starting your week with us as always. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning. today is april 14. i'm elizabeth hazel beck. hate in the heartland when a gunman opens fire at two jewish centers just one day before passover. the words hail hitler at the center of the investigation. the standoff at the ranch at a standstill as the feds back down. behind the scenes things apparently are just heating up. is democrat harry reid behind this thing? is there a connection? bob massey live on the ground to answer that question and others. and when president bush had shoes thrown at him, the media said it was