it's saturday april 19th, i'm juliet huddy. harry reid doubling down on comments. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorists wanna bees, these are the guys. >> here is a question, why is the top democrat in congress calling americans terrorists? we will ponder that. >> forget jobs or the economy, the obama in administration is playing more politics with the keystone pipeline. delaying the decision until after the midterm elections. we will will tell you why coming up. >> they are serving time for committing a crime. now they want to be paid for their community service.

"fox & friends" begins right now. >> hi, this is paul stanley and you are watching "fox & friends." >> the paul stanley of kiss for those of you keeping track at 6:00 a.m. >> my friend, i meant to see him yesterday, playing guitar with him. >> who, paul stanley. >> not my friend paul stanley but my friend got to hang out with paul stanley. >> wow, that's very close. >> so i'm very close then to paul stanley. >> you are like a member of the band. >> hi juliet huddy nice to see you this morning. >> hi. doing well? >> rick is going to join us live from the auto show. we kicked him out of the studio this morning. he is going to show us all the hot rods for spring. >> have you been down to the auto show yet? >> yes. >> you have? >> i love that. i love cars. >> live in a few minutes. first some headlines. we begin with a flirt overnight we learned the person in charge of the ferry when it sank off the

coast of south korea was navigating the waters the first time that mate, the ferry's captain and another crew member all arrested. they are in custody of suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. the captain pictured here is accused of being one of the first people off the boat. we were hearing that yesterday. didn't want to believe it at least 32 people confirmed dead as the search for survivors continues. today rescuers are scheduled to make 40 difsz in an attempt to reach any survivors. at least 270 people, many of them high school students, are are still missing. and another fox news alert. a u.s. drone strike in yemen killed 9 suspected al qaeda terrorists. the raid targeted the car in the southwest part of the country. the drone had been circling the region for days. and scary moments on board a delta airlines flight. the plane forced to land in a remote area of denver international airport after a note with a bomb threat was found on board. the plane was on its way to

denver from detroit. all 151 passengers were questioned by the fbi and luggage was screened. the fbi is continuing the investigation. moving on now, the white house finally responds to the question on everyone's mind. every teen's mind i should say. ♪ i just need somebody to love ♪ i don't need too much ♪ just somebody to love. >> justin bieber will not be deported. thank you. more than 270,000 people signed a petition. they are all probably under the age of 12. to have the pop star kicked back to canada. or over the age of 12 i should say. boozey antics and arrests. the white house saying sorry to disappoint but we'll not be commenting on this one. we will leave it to others to comment on mr. bieber's case. we are glad you care about immigration issues. >> is that what he sounds like? i had no idea. >> you are going to get all his albums now. >> i kind of like his songs

to be honest with you. >> rick is surrounded by thousands of the latest cars trucks and suvs. he is at the international auto show. good morning, rick. >> he is also a mime. >> auto show started in -- in my ear, do you hear me? >> now we hear you. >> do you hear me? >> yes. we hear you. >> hey, guys, yes. this started in 1800 it starts today. they are expecting a million visitors to come through this auto show which is always a ton of fun. we are here in toyota because one of our wounded warriors is going to be given a toyota at the end of the show today on it was it. very excited about that temperaturewise, get ready, we have a pretty nice day that we're going to be looking at across a lot of the country. especially the plains where temps are going to be in the 50s to start your day but 70s later on. do have some problems going on, especially across areas of florida. the tornado watch in effect

until 10:00 in the morning across areas of south florida. get ready for seeing potentially some tornadoes if you are waking up with us this, no. make sure you are aware what's going on. heavy rain falling across the southeast and flooding across charlesston, south carolina. the rain sticks with us the next couple of days. temperatures across the country looking really pretty nice. great temperatures. really cold great lakes far new england, look at those 70s and 80's across the plains. clayton, what do you think about this one in the concept car for toyota. i really want this to finally get into production one of these days. there is is no steering wheel. >> that's fantastic. and for you like, you know, tiny new york apartment, you can pack it up and bring it upstairs. >> i could almost fit that in my apartment. you are right. >> backpack. >> that's a weird looking vehicle. >> harry reid doubles down. you may have seen this recently. the senate majority leader

referred to the bundy family in his home silver state of nevada people supporting him as domestic terrorists. it's not the bundies but the people who are supporting him. watch this. this is harry reid. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorists wanna bees. these are the guys. no one called bundies the domestic terrorists. the people who came there were. >> he yesterday this statement journal big sitdown meeting wednesday night or thursday night. he sat down on stage and said, you know, the bundies hate america. they hate america. they don't believe in the american government. >> they hate overreaching government is what they hate. >> that's exactly what they hate. to clarify then he says all of these people, these people that you are seeing in the video here that showed up to lend their support to the bundies and also against government land grabs that they hate america, that they are domestic terrorists. theist guys here riding on

horseback carrying american flags. >> to be terrorists don't you have to break laws? what did they do? they showed up. the critics of bundy are are saying we are mittology mittology jizzing american counsel. he is not paying his taxes. people showing up are there to support him. not breaking laws as far as you know. >> wonder why reid is getting deeper in this and contrast his willingness to throw words around with other cases. people who killed four americans in benghazi were presented as demonstrators who had grievances against a youtube video. they were very very hesitant to call them terrorists. these people who have hurt no one, just out there expressing their first amendment rights, they are terrorists? >> domestic terrorism so you are holding up these guys to support the cliven bundy folks and the people who exacted bombings on folks at boston during the boston marathon, those are

terrorists? >> are they patriots though? because, you know, they had the republican senator there along with harry reid and he said that he looks at them as patriots. >> they're not terrorists. that's the point. and i have got to say, it takes an extremist to use language like that. it really does. i don't think the senate majority leader ought to be throwing words like domestic terrorist around. was he there? he wasn't each there. >> he is in succession for the presidency. this is not some random member of congress. this is the top democrat in the entire legislative branch. what are you doing throwing that language around? that's totally irresponsible. >> da sousa was there. he describes the people that were there. >> a whole bunch of people here have little name tags and even the kids are wearing them just saying domestic terrorist. when you look at an all-american kid with a doe meigs stick terrorist sign you begin to see the preposterousness of what is really going on here. this is not really about whether mr. bundy paid his

taxes or not. this is really about the rule of law and whether this administration is enforcing it even handily or whether or not the obama guys are enforcing the laws they want to enforce and choosing to enforce against the citizens that they are against. >> that's been argued that the obama administration likes to play politics. that could be what's at play again on a friday night document dump. the keystone pipeline contentious going back to 2008 first filed for application. it turns out that the obama administration has now basically indefinitely delayed the keystone pipeline application going on for years now. i think they put it out for like five years now. any chance of this actually happening seems like it's shelved indefinitely now. >> this something that you said has been going on for a long time. it's really turned into exercise in frustration. the state department says look, we need to give states more time to weigh in. we need to look at some public comments. they have had years to do. this mary landrieu who is a democrat was making a great point she said, you know,

this just looks like it's never going to happen. the way she feels that way just little minute things are holding up a gigantic process. these little issues are holding up something that should have been passed a long time ago. >> mary drew is a desperate person in a tough senate race pretending she is not a obama supporter. canadians always more left wing country than united states. progressive canada reactionary america. they are somehow on the free market side. here is the canadian ambassador to the united states gary talking about the keystone pipeline. >> there is hundreds of trucks every day on highway 2 in north dakota. >> missions left and right. >> they have higher emissions there is a role for rail for smaller refineries. when you look at the amount of oil coming from north dakota, montana, and canada, it is the cleanest, saferrest way to proceed. and that's the debate has become symbolic but not substantial in terms of the

why we should proceed with this project. >> and that's a great point. right, the argument from the left is this is going to be -- this is anti-environment, of course, bringing this pipeline in. if you look, canadians saying look the oil is still going to come here much costlier and dirtier to get it here by all the fossil fuels on trucks bringing it here instead of the pipeline bringing it here. >> right. talk about the jobs created 42,000 jobs. 3.4 billion to the economy. i mean, these numbers are -- 830,000 barrels a day. >> so what's this about? i mean, look, i think it's settled people are lecturing us about science and he we let science determine the outcome of policy and stuff are ignoring the facts here. so what is happening? clearly it's political and here's what's going on there is a small number of very rich, mostly billionaire democratic donors who see this as the key issue going forward. they have said to it obama,

look, you want us to donate to your presidential library. he is trying to raise $750 million. valerie jarrett is passing the hat for that we are not contributing a dime. >> don't anger the base. >> the base is about two dozen super rich donors but, yes, that's exactly what this is about. >> let us know what you think about it, friends@foxnews.com. more on that coming up on the show. including, this democrats upping the race rhetoric just in time for the midterm election. >> i think race has something to do with the fact that they're not bringing up an immigration bill. >> are americans buying it? we will debate. >> then, when hornets attack, into a lake. this is my worst fear. those bugs did not stand a chance with this pro-golfer. what he did next.

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what attorney general has had to doom with that kind of treatment. >> i think race has something to do with the fact they are not bringing up immigration bill. i heard them say if irish this would be easy. >> do you think your republican colleagues are racist. >> not all of them, no, of course not. to a significant extent the republican base does have elements that are animated by racism. >> you know, even -- >> cropping up everywhere. latest talking point. top democrats attacking republicans with claims of racism. but are all these claims forcing americans to tune out rhetoric on race? joining me now conservatist karl jackson. thank your joining thus morning. >> good to be here, tucker. >> this nateed effort. what is this about. >> this is black racism fatigue. people like myself that have grown up in generation x and even the millennial

generation have not experienced the racism that these democrats are talking about simply because we have had people like hank aaron that have gone before us that have dealt with those issues. thank god for those people. s a a result of what they've accomplished through the civil rights movement. we don't have to deal with this. so, this is nothing more than more race hurst ling and race baiting from the democratic party. >> it's a little weird since we have a black president elected twice with the majority of the popular vote, you would think that race relations would be better. every survey suggests they are worse. >> yeah. here's the thing, tucker, the democrat party, what they try to do is make you mad before they make you think, right? it's an emotional party. they have nothing to go on so what they try to do is keep -- they need a lower class. they have to keep a lower class. what they do is keep black people mad in order -- so that we don't concentrate on the issues but, rather, we get bogged up into these emotions and these race

debates and, unfortunately, as a result of that we see racism perpetuated in america instead of people healing from racism. so that's what's going on. >> i think that's an astute observation and it's not just black voters, it's women, the war on women. >> absolutely. >> all of it. so having failed on the policy level, obamacare disaster, the idea is to divert attention over to identity politics? >> yeah. absolutely. this is, like i said, this is the only thing they have with the midterm elections coming up, you can't find a success of the obama administration, unfortunately, it saddens me to say that what they count on doing is, like i said, making people mad before they make people think. this is how they get people riled up. this is how they get blacks riled up. this is how they get women riled up. unfortunately, speaking of my race, particularly. it's to our detriment. as you know, the unemployment numbers among black youth are astronomical. we had hank aaron talking

about racism of corporate america and society as a general -- society in general. this is absolute utter nonsense at this point in time. i mean, god has blessed this country so much, despite its flaws, america is a great nation. it's an exceptional nation where anybody that works hard can advance. and it's sad. it sickens me that we have a president and attorney general and quite honestly sports figures that will come out and instead of lifting blacks up and others, they continue to play this race card and i know some, like hank aaron it's not intentional, nevertheless, instead of using words of encouragement that would build blacks up, once again, we have a new generation of blacks coming up that perceive racism whether it's real or not. and i don't believe it is. >> makes people hate each other which is kind of scary. carl, thanks for joining us this morning. >> absolutely thank you,

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23 minutes now past the hour. quick headlines for you. happening overnight. los angeles police raid the

"l.a. times" building and arrest a man after reports of a shooting threat. 28-year-old man works in the building but not for the newspaper. co-workers telling the police the man was dressed -- was depressed and showed at least one coworker a bag of bullets. police did not find a gun, however. well, he was the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks and most hunted terrorist in the world now they are naming a library after him. pakistani all girl's school named library after usama bin laden. the taliban cleric who unares the library calls him, quote, a hero. juliet. >> wow. thanks, clayton. michigan judge explodes at convicted killer for showing complete disregard for her victim's family. as they spoke, the woman, the defendant rolled her eyes and interrupted and saying is that it? here's the judge's reaction. watch. >> you were relentless. you stabbed, you stabbed, you be staked, you stabbed, you stabbed until he was dead. i agree with the family, i hope you you die in prison as well. >> the judge handed down a life sentence to that

3 1-year-old but it was ultimately that reaction that raised eyebrows. his reaction. did he let his personal views get in the way and will that somehow effect her case? maybe in appellate courts. here for fair and balanced debate jonah spilbore and arthur aidala. if this were the death penalty state you would be getting the chair. one of the most cold blood killings he has ever seen. impassioned and infuriated by her attitude on behalf of victim. >> i don't blame him. underneath that robe he is an human pike being. the judge is the trier of facts jurors were there. sentencing phase, there is nothing left to try. at the sentencing phase his job is to determine appropriate sentence. if he had a personal feeling that she gutted some poor soul like a fish. mete out her sentence not going to ten hans it any what's the problem? >> lawyers get -- if they do this type of thing they get

in trouble. >> oh, yeah. >> he they would be sanctioned. they are supposed to have decorum these judges and lawyers in the courtroom. >> he crossed the line. he didn't jump over othe line but he crossed the line. is he supposed to articulate why he is giving that student. so when he said you stabbed her, you stabbed her, you stabbed her, that's fine. you didn't show remorse, that's fine. but then when the next step is i hope you die in jail, that's just not how we are supposed to be. the way you, juliet, like have the rules in here, your job. >> there are no rules in here, arthur. >> roger ailes rules. you know there are the roger ailes rules. we all know there are the roger ailes rules, you know, you just don't cross that line. and he crossed that line. he is not supposed to do that. >> let me ask you. prosecutor role, defendant/attorney role. if you are dengegding this woman, do you take this a step forward? do you now try to bring it to the appellate court. >> there is going to be an appeal anyway about the facts. this is the judge who

decided that evidence comes in, this evidence doesn't come in. you could use that as a back drop to show his prejudice against her when he made the evidentiary ruling. >> is it any better or worse, when you are trying a case and have you tried plenty, if the judge ising will at the defense attorney and saying stop objecting or getting an attitude with defense counsel, i think that's a worse reflection on the defendant and what's going on in the actual trial than at the sentencing phase saying hey, i hope you rot in jail. >> hopefully most of us don't hang out in courtrooms with defendants and we are not defendants. >> we do. >> we do on a daily basis. >> is this unusual the fact that it's caught on cam rancht yes. i never had a judge -- >> really? >> articulate how bad things were. i have had judges say this is the worst i have ever seen when they which they are supposed to do say why they are giving someone a sentence. not that next sentence personally i hope you die. no, judge. >> i have had the judge throw the book at me on a speeding ticket because i'm a lawyer and i'm not supposed to.

>> what book -- i bet he didn't say i hope you die. >> we got to wrap it up, johnna, arthur, wonderful to see you. yes, happy easter to you and go nets. >> coming up, serving time for committing a crime now, this way, sorry. now they want to be paid for community service. this is actually happening. seriously? in manhattan, plus, we are showing off american muscle, rick is live at the new york international auto show with some really cool wheels. be right back. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current

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snapping a picture at the time. you know, she has got a future in politics. >> grabbing cake like that. did you see the story this week of the dog, folks at home set up a camera. they were wondering where all their cupcakes disappeared to. set up a security camera and

dog kept going up on the camera. >> i have a sister-in-law whose dog peeled and ate a bunch of bananas. >> appealed them? >> uma the lab. >> this someone of these stories that you will not even real. here in new york city, a group of new york city a group convicted of low level crimes have joined a class action suit against the city claiming they shuivel paid for the community service they did. >> these are the people you sigh on the side of the road wearing orange jump suits cleaning up trash. >> they are not in jail and a cell. >> because they are doing their time. >> the stuff that lindsay lohan has to do on a regular basis so many violations against the law. sitting in jail and eating up taxpayer dollars by us supporting her out there cleaning up trash. >> unpaid intern. when i was inturning i was unpaid. this whole getting paid for your internship is mind

boggling to me. you are getting out of a jail cell. you are getting out of sitting in a jail cell. >> should you be paid for it? >> no. >> the difference is most interns aren't coming straight from a criminal court. my office they are but in most places they are not, and so people are sentenced to this community service way the way community service is progressive in a good way in a true sense of the word idea. a lot of them wasting people's energies and talents sitting in a cell. >> judge arpaio down in texas, one of the tougher sheriffs in town, he believes, this right? get out there, do some community service to pay back in a pink jumpsuit. >> he maybe takes it a little far is what the lawsuit says. the city saves many thousands of dollars a year in labor costs utilizing free labor. the obama line is this is exploitation it is exploitation in the best

way. if there. >> maybe they should be given a choice. submit a jail cell or go out and do community service. >> aren't they already given that choice? >> are they. >> most of them are do time. >> i guess that's true. everybody just assumes that they are going to want to choose community service. >> i think it's better than rikers. any day of the week. >> what do you think about, this do you get paid when you make the license plates behind prison like a penny a license plate. >> yes, they do. >> thud they be paid? ff weekend on twitter. weigh in on it. >> drivers in new york city breathe ago sigh of relief -- kansas city has been charged. it 27-year-old mohammed pedro whitcher facing 18 charges from 9 highway shooting incidents in the area. whitcher fired at drivers from his own car and then sped away. three people were hurt in those shootings. whitcher is being held on 1-million-dollar bond. authorities say they believe he acted alone. check out this crazy cell phone video. seven alarm fire swallows up homes in a new jersey town

hit hard by hurricane sandy. look at that at least three beachfront homes in sea isle city burned to the ground. 11 nearby houses were damaged mainly from smoke and intense heat. >> the heat coming off the houses about halfway on the beach just burning up. and you could feel it. >> just from where i was standing you could see foot at least 200-foot tall flames. >> no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. no selfies allowed a rhode island university put a ban on selfies during its may 17th graduation ceremony. not like they banned it completely. just the graduation ceremony. officials at bryant university say 800 seniors will be graduating this year and students taking selfies on stage after getting their diploma will only slow the ceremony down. the university's president who is known for snapping selfies with students on campus now urging seniors to wait until the ceremony is over. and it's a hole this golfer will never forget. pablo, attacked by a swarm

of hornets during a tournament on the european tour in kuala lampur. the only way out was jumping into a lake. >> only in car tunes. >> it didn't hurt the game though. >> like yogi bear. >> it's in real life too. hits this shot after being stung 20 times by the way mind you of that he sinks the putt for a birdiey. he tweeted he is doing fine and ready to play this weekend. >> wow. >> those are your headlines. >> wow, so impressive. finance the european tour why is in kuala lampur? when you think about vehicle with power, you think american muscle cars, rick is out at the international auto show. we will look muscle cars. >> good morning, rick. >> wearing a muscle shirt. >> we brought you the highlights, except for that yeah. we brought you the highlights of the muscle cars. we are starting obviously with the mustang 50 years of the mustang. it's hard to believe and this car is looking beautiful. i have got shannon moore here.

you are a spokes american for the international auto show. >> indeed. >> tell me what is so awesome about the mustang and why it's special this year? >> it's special this year because it's the 50 year anniversary and this is the first time it has independent rear suspension first time in 50 years. going to go global. american iconic muscle car you can ge in europe and asia. >> you couldn't get this car in other countries before but now you can. >> yes, you can. >> that's awesome. >> limited edition make 1964 which is ironic, 1964 is when the mustang first came out. >> they put this on top of the empire state building this week. >> yes, they did. >> did you see it? >> did i not. >> every bit of it on top of the empire state building. >> 1965 they put the 1964 mustang on the top of the empire state building so they redid that. >> yes. very cool. >> my very first car was the 1966 mustang white. so this has always been my favorite car. let's go to this. the dodge challenger. >> dodge challenger is totally new now.

dodge is celebrating 100 years of performance and heritage. this one is based off the 1971 challenger. the when design is everything. just like that. it has 8 different trim models. can you get a 6.4 hemimodel train with 485-horsepower which is the best in the class. and it's totally a shaker. hood on the top it does some serious shaking when the engine is running. >> intentionally. >> yes. >> you you have this so t. shakes? >> yes. because it's a muscle car. shouldn't they shake? >> i guess you are right. >> what about these colors? this is pretty bold. >> yes. this is sublime. >> sublime? >> they got the colors back from the traditional colors. they reused them. >> okay. listen aside from these two. there is one other car that i think is the other american muscle car and it's the corvette. >> yes. the corvette. this one is -- it's a light aluminum frame now starting at $56,000, which is like never heard of with a muscle car. and this car can be a super car on the highway. >> what does that mean?

>> super car on the highway means that if the echo mode you can get 30 miles per gallon on the highway muscle car. >> 30 -- that's a lot for a muscle car. i'm impressed. >> yeah. >> do you know what this goes for. >> starts at 56,000. >> that's not bad? >> nod bad for a muscle car. >> like the price of a nissan or something. >> can be. >> okay. this is awesome. convertible, guys which one do you want, clayton? tucker? >> i like that mustang. we had a bunch of the mustangs here on the plaza yesterday. we had the 1964 mustang. can you hook that up for me? >> as long as it's in red. >> i will take the one you are in right now. that one i will take. >> i figured the convertible. awesome. >> yes, of course. >> thanks, rick are. well, coming up, the population of christians in the middle east now diminishing because of persecution. is there anything the u.s. can do about this attack on faith? >> and detroit is betting on another bailout to help its

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to steal beer and sell the beer for a profit. the detectives seized 26 cases of beer from her apartment and confiscated a thousand bucks in cash. clayton? >> beer momma. >> that is a lot of debt. another government bailout could be on the way. the city of detroit will need more of your tax dollars to keep the city's pension fund afloat. $100 million of it just to be accurate. is this the best course of action? lucy caldwell of the gold water institute says absolutely not. she dives into it. lucy, nice to see you this morning. >> great to see you. >> what is going on in detroit? why do they need $100 million more than the money that's already been sent there to help them out? >> good question. well, i like to think of it this way. detroit is a drug addict saying hey, i'm going to get clean, i just need one last fix. what we are learning this week is that the obama administration is not only willing to be detroit's back

alley enabler, they are going to do it to the tune of 100 million until american taxpayers that were supposed to be helping families facing foreclosure. >> this money hasn't been dispersed properly. at issue of course are these pensions and large pensions that haven't been paid out. local politicians. our own stuart varney yesterday on the show arguing this is really a back door way of giving them a bailout. the obama administration won't come forward and say straight up hey we are going to be bailing out detroit again. we are going to do it in this back door alley kind of way. is that accurate? >> it absolutely is there is a federal fund, a federal treasury fund that came from tarp, of all things, called the hardest hit fund. 8 billion-dollar fund to 18 states and the district of columbia. michigan received 500 million of those dollars and they spent out 100348. it was supposed to help people getting through a rough patch to make sure they didn't get foreclosed upon. last year michigan got permission from the feds to start using this for blight

remediation. shuttered facilities, things like that. now they are going to use this money to shift it to blight remediation so that they can shift and turn a different $100 million to pay for detroit's unfunded pension. and the blight that i'm seeing around here that needs remediation is the decades of fiscal irresponsibility by detroit politicians and their friends and big labor who got detroit in this mess in the first place. >> right, so paying for pensions that were never affordable in the first place is detroit really just the tip of the iceberg? are we going to see this in other cities? some people are argued that i don't know that we have seen that in other cities just yet but will we see it? >> clayton, that is exactly what the fear is here. detroit is the tip of the iceberg. they have 3. a billion in unfunded pension liabilities. that seems like a lot. but it's nothing compared to our nird unfunded pension liability of cities and counties to the tune of half a trillion dollars. and it's cities that would surprise you. it's not just the chicagos and philadelphias of the world. it's also omaha, nebraska.

all of these places are hurling toward a detroit-style situation with their pension funds. and are we going to be bailing those cities out? i think that would set a very dangerous precedent. >> if we don't bail them out then what is the answer? >> well, look, basically what's going on in detroit is they are trying to avoid bankruptcy. kevin orr the city manager there is on a fundraising campaign. he has raised over 800 million so far and he needs to raise about 500 million more. and of all things, one of the things detroit is trying to avoid is selling off their multi-million-dollar city owned art. their van goes which by the way are a lot more valuable than the hardest hit fund that the obama administration is going to use. bankruptcy is kind of a dirty word with you it shouldn't be. a city coming towards its creditors the unions and pension systems look this is what we have got in the hone honey pot can we work something out. unions and pension holders

don't want to work something out even though they got detroit in the situation in the first place. >> unbelievable. lucy caldwell from the gold water institute. great to see you this morning. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> coming up here on the show, christians under fire in the middle east from churches set ablaze to constant attacks. christians are plummeting. is it time the united states made a statement about it? then the price is wrong. first a postal worker busted for disability fraud when she appeared on the price is right. she was spinning that big wheel. didn't look like she was disabled. now another worker caught in the act. we're exposing the fraud straight ahead. introducing the more everything plan. our best ever plan for families. four lines for only $160 a month. including 10 gigabytes of shareable data. 25 gigabytes of cloud storage to connect all the content you love.

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as christians around the world prepare to celebrate easer tomorrow. israel's ambassador to the u.n. is calling attention to the persecution of christians in the middle east. compares it to the plague the jewish people have suffered through the ages. op-ed for the "wall street journal." over the past century another exodus driven by a plague of prosecution has swept across the middle east. and emptying the region of christian population. persecution is especially virulent today. middle east expert and fox news contributor lisa. thanks for joining us today. when you see some of these facts, you any, it's almost like it just doesn't get the attention that it should be getting. just a couple things, you know, we can talk about it as of the turn of the century, the 2 0th century, christians made up 26% of the middle east population. now it's less than 10%. conversely, israel is the only country where the christian population is rising.

what is happening with christians? >> what the ambassador is calling attention to is that we shouldn't just look at these incidents that are targeting of christians as isolated incidents against individuals but what's really happening is that these entire populations of christians in different countries throughout the middle east are being affected. they were pivotal part of these vitals in iraq, in syria, and basically the ambassador is saying that it's human rights that in israel they are allowed to worship in freedom and in these other countries. they are not. we shouldn't take, you know, politics and separate it from the human rights issue. we are not -- when we are dealing with a country like iran or country like syria. we shouldn't separate the politics from the human rights. >> it's not just -- i agree completely, it's not just iran and syria. it's all over the region. even -- pakistan, for example. it's lebanon. it's bethlehem, the

birthplace of jesus, all those places. >> north korea. >> have lost their christian population and no one seems to care in the u.s. why is it all these church groups are focused on the middle east no one seems to care about the persecution of christians. >> people care and people call attention to it it but it's not in the moments that we need them to call attention to. you are absolutely right. it's happening in egypt and north africa and pakistan. all over the region. but what ends up happening is in that moment when we want to negotiated, for example, with iran, we are focused on that negotiation. we're not calling for this -- americans who are being held there to be released. we're not calling for pastor abedino, the christian held there to be released. christians are. you have to ask what is the sensitivity towards christianity? it's a threat to islam? and a lot of these born muslims are turning to christian yeant because they want to worship god. they are finding haven in christianity. why do they tee see it as a

threat? they see it as import from the west. with this conversion to christianity it's going to bring in inspiration and ideas from the west. that's a threat to the political institution. so what the white house has to understand is just as these nations are not separating and they are using these crackdowns on christians and other human rights violations to stay in power, we, too, have to address them when we have leverage in the political arena. >> we are hearing about this. this is like the second time we have heard about this from the u.n. ambassador from israel, it happened two years ago, i think there was an op. ed basically calling attention to the same issue. thanks very much for joining us. we appreciate it? >> thanks, lisa. >> my pleasure. >> still ahead, the press at it again. the president served up softball questions in his most recent interview. it looks like they forgot about benghazi and the irs scandal. all kinds of other things. what happened? >> he thought he was part of a halftime competition but he got a prize he never expected. his dad. the heart warming homecoming coming up.

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good morning, everybody. it's saturday, april 19th. i'm juliet huddy, senator harry reid is doubling down on his outrageous cattle battle comments. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorist wanna bees, these are the guys. >> why is the top democrat in congress calling americans terrorists? >> and new york city is the biggest terror target in america. everyone agrees with that so why are they stopping surveillance of muslim extremists? is political correctness trumping national security? that debate coming up. >> and the price is wrong. first, this postal worker busted for disability fraud, which he appeared on the price is right.

spun that big wheel. now another worker caught in the act. for exposing the fraud. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> hey this is mike roe from dirty jobs here watching "fox & friends." cleanest people i have seen in ages. >> mike roe. who doesn't love mike roe. >> he is the coolest guy in the world. >> yes, he is. >> good morning, it is the saturday before easter. the great juliet huddy is with us this morning. >> wow. >> the lovely and talented juliet huddy nice to see you this morning. >> nice to be here. >> a lot coming up. rick is at the auto show this morning. he is getting a look at some of the cars, some of the prototype cars which will never hit the streets. >> like he has griffin driven in the past 20 years. is his show watching this morning i bet he is laughing. >> get to the headlines, we do have a lot of information. we will begin with a fox news alert. evernight we learned person in control of the ferry when it sank off the coast of south korea was navigating the waters for the first

time. that mate, the ferry's captain and another crew member all ardz. they are in custody on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. at least 32 people are now confirmed dead as the search continues for survivors. at least 270 people, most of them high school students are still missing. this as officials confirm texts and social media posts believed to have been sent to survivors trapped inside the sunken ferry had been faked. another fox news alert. a u.s. drone strike in yemen killed 9 suspected al qaeda terrorists. the raid targeted a car in the southwest part of the country. sources say the drone had been circling the region for days. and a slow moving landslide in jackson, wyoming has suddenly split up causing it to split in harassment also threatening to destroy several businesses and homes unoccupied. town's spokeswoman says it could only be a matter of time before the hillside comes down. stabilize that area because

of safety reasons. the cause of this slide is unknown reunion they will be sure to remember. bledsoe caught on the court game thought it was contest instead his dad jamie bledsoe of the california national guard was waiting to surprise him. logan says he was shocked when he heard his dad's voice. >> it's been really hard [inaudible] my mom. and my grandma and grandpa. >> awesome. great. >> it worked out perfectly and i didn't expect that much of a reaction from him bus it was good. >> bledsoe had been in afghanistan for the past nine months. the reunion was made possible by the welcome home hero program. those are the headlines for you. >> thank you, juliet. rpg we have got the very latest on the cattle showdown in the silver state. harry reid the most powerful democrat in congress. you may have seen.

this describe the people gathered at the bundy ranch as domestic terrorists. tastes. well, he was at a forum sponsored by the newspaper in vegas on thursday, i think. and he clarified those remarks, sort of. watch this. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorist wanna bees, these are the guys. no one called bundies a domestic terrorist. i said the people who came there were. >> yeah. so on thursday at that newspaper forum the las vegas journal review forum. he said, look, they are unamerican, they hate america, and they -- he doubled then, even then he repeated themselves a couple times to say they're domestic terrorists. people you are seeing on your screen right now. showed up in support, kids, families showing up in support of the bundies, they think this is a government overreach with all of these police showing up with guns pointed at these individuals. >> what have they done? what have they done wrong? that's my question. how are these people

domestic terrorists? >> they express political views harry ridz doesn't agree with, therefore, you are a terrorist. >> by the way they are expressing views that were completely mainstream in this country fifth years ago. not like they are saying we need to turn this into a theocracy. hey, back off, from government. for that they're terrorists. >> even beyond 50 years ago during our founding, this was something that was talked about all time, of course. >> critics are saying that some are romanticizing this mythical american counsel, this -- cowboy who has broken laws and not paid a million dollars in taxes. people standing up for what they believe and haven't broken any laws. how they can be called domestic terrorist is beyond me and other folks out there. >> especially by harry reid. want an example of extremism? this is the most powerful democrat in the legislative branch, he should not be using terms like terrorist to describe americans unless they are committing terrorism. by the way, contrast this with benghazi. i don't remember harry reid

describing off the bat the people who killed four americans as terrorists. they were reacting against a horrifying youtube video. he gave them the benefit of the doubt. >> he is inflaming what is already a very tense situation. officials are standing down for now. >> the blm backed off. >> for now the operative words there. >> right. so you are comparing these people to the people here in the united states that perpetrated the boston bombings, that killed americans. killed americans. did he sousa was out there on the screen and he describes the people there. he didn't see domestic terrorism. listen. >> a whole bunch of people here have little name tags and even the kids are wearing them just saying domestic what is really going on here. this is not really whether mr. bundy has paid his taxes or not. this is really about the rule of law and whether this administration is enforcing it even handily or whether or not the obama guys are are enforcing the laws they

want to enforce and choosing to enforce them against the citizens that they are against. we'll have much more on the bundy ranch situation and the fallout from harry reid's comments throughout the show. meanwhile, one thing that newt gingrich talked about when he was campaigning for president was the amount of fraud and abuse in the healthcare system. he said if we could clean that up, we could change the healthcare system at large. well, it turns out that fraud and abuse and disability abuse in this country is out of control and getting worse. and now they are trying to clamp down on some of these people who might even show up on the price is right. this woman. >> such a great story. >> postal worker there, she is shows up on the price is right after she has already collected thousands of dollars in disability payments. there she is spinning the wheel. her name is cathy wrench cashwell. she has been collecting workers' compensation checks since 2004. >> her claim. >> she couldn't lift mail trays into a truck but she can spin that wheel, baby. >> if you go to her facebook page which investigators did, there is all kinds of

pictures of her, you know, on a carnival cruise, playing shuffle board doing all these things that there is no way a person with a real disability could pull off. what a great story. as the rest of us focused on other things obamacare and some things to focus on beings disability claims have exploded. some of them are real. many of them have r. fraudulent. when obama took office there were 7.4 million workers on disability. in october, that number, according to social security administration 8.9 million. that's a 20% jump. >> why? >> well, because there are a lot of people being injured in factory accidents -- oh, wait, no. no because, look look, disability again, many people collecting disability, many of them. also a pretty easy way to get, you know, a government check for life. that free's you up to go on cancer cruises. >> loosening of the standard in which you can file these claims. here is fraud in the disability program.

take a look at this, in october of 2012 to march of 2013, the cost of fraud, $170 million. the number of the fraudulent cases. 2068 fraud cases. >> that's understating it. >> the u.s. attorney's office says they are going to be diligent in prosecuting. >> do they have the staff? >> that's the problem. >> you know, it's like what the irs is struggling with trying -- fewer people get audited this year. they don't have the staff. the sec can't go after fraud on wall street to deal with it they don't have the staff. >> when was the last time government bureaucrats worked to reduce their own power? fewer people on disability means less power for politicians and executive branch bureaucrats. so do they really have incentive to reduce the amount of people on disability? no, of course not. they have the incentive to hike it those people are voters. no, that number is not going down. >> let's talk about happy news, exciting things like the auto show here in new york that everybody has been talking about. you get to seat cool cars. rick is out there.

hello, rick. what are you in now. >> the dodge challenger that we just showed you a few minutes ago, they have a similarity if you get here you can come and do a video game. and so i'm going to try to do this video game and compete against these other drivers while i do the weather if you can imagine we will see. obviously i think you start out in last place. so while i'm doing this i'm crashing, let's start talking about the weather. take a look at the weather maps. the weather maps on the split screen on your tv. we have a tornado warning, tornado watch across south of florida. clearly i can't do both of these at the same time. that's in effect until 10:00 a.m. this morning if you are in florida. certainly watch out for that all part of a broader system bringing pretty heavy rain to the south. to will begin to taper off today but we had a lot of flooding in across areas of south carolina during the overnight hours. temperatures across the country today, looking good. we are warm pg up a lot across the central part of the country. see the 70s return. and by the time we get into the day tomorrow, we're going to have pretty nice

day as well. a little bit of showers and few thunderstorms possibly severe across parts of texas. and we will see some rains across areas of nebraska into wisconsin. we're going to be looking pretty good. there you you go. i have got one -- oh -- did you just hit a pedestrian? >> i wiped out right at the very end. >> still got a whole community it looks like. >> thank you, rick. >> good job, rick by the way. >> don't encourage him, juliet. >> he slammed into the. [crash. [. >> he gave us an accurate weather first alert forecast. >> unbelievable. the president's toughest interview revealed. >> i think if you look back at 2012 in a series of interviews the sitting president of the united states gave, probably the toughest interview he had was with jon stuart. >> start to go a little faster the questions are going to get tougher. how many times -- >> -- barf. >> he may be right. the press failing to ask tough questions of the president. we will give you details coming up. >> more outrage over kim ye.

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presidential directive on that. we had to stop it. >> so the white house press secretary calling the president's interview with jon stuart his toughest yet? jon stewart a professional bone to the democratic party. >> keep lobbing the president softballs. joining me is the author of freedom works and author of don't take my stuff. matt i can by joins us this morning. people complaining about the softballs the president has received from supporters. you say it hasn't changed? >> this latest cbs interview actually -- we might go back and look at it as the actual death of old stream media. puff piece. the president has been bringing the establishment media to heel. insanely. if you don't obey they kick you out.

countervailing force there is the internet and social media and bloggers and all of these alternate sources of media. we don't need those guys anymore. i think that's the dynamic that's going on. >> there is also, it seems to me, some massism or something. the "new york times" periodically editorials complains about the stranglehold that the white house has on the press that these people are control freaks and, yet, they continue to carry the president's water day after day. what is that? >> well, i think there is an agenda there as well. would very always complained about the liberal bias in the mainstream media but, they are also afraid to lose their seat at the table. and that's very cop temporary to the ethios that should drive journalism. the days that walter cronkite used to say literally that's the way it is that's not the way it is anymore. if they don't do the job, somebody else is going to do there. >> still is a cost.

i agree with you completely that, you know, the big three networks and the major metropolitan dailies, i mean, they are obviously not going to be here in 10 years. yet, it still effects the way people perceive the white house when all the announcements are run through this left wing filter at those places. >> yeah. i think it's a challenge to get to the facts on the irs. it's a challenge to get to the actual facts in terms of obamacare enrollment, who lost, who won. nobody asked the questions. but i think that just increases the burden on the rest of us to get that news out there through alternate sources because cbs is simply not going to do it. >> i have noticed this other trend with the white house press office, which is they will book president -- the president with these interviews that are guaranteed to be softball, us weekly, oprah, ellen degeneres. i mean, they are treating outlets like that as news organizations. is that without precedent?

i can't remember that happening. >> yeah. i think it's fundamentally different. ironically, i think this is supposed to be the new media president but he doesn't like answering real questions. i don't quite get that but, again, the burden is on us to hold him accountable. >> i think that's right. you get the sense can't handle it if it's not valerie jarrett saying nice things about him. matt kibbe joining us this morning. >> thanks, tucker. >> why is the police department in new york stopped the surveillance of muslim extremists in is political correctness to blame? our law enforcement panel weighs in next. there they are. and an easer egg hunt goes terribly wrong when a 4-year-old girl finds a xanax in her easter egg. how did that happen? a sign of america 2014? we'll tell you coming up.

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surfaces of al qaeda making threats to attack american soil. once again, at the same time, new york city's mayor decides to scrap a surveillance program aimed at tracking muslim extremists. are we going too p.c.? a very distinguished law enforcement panel joins us to discuss former nypd detective and president pnc group investigations thomas russ skin former fbi task force jonathan guilliams. and steve rorgets also former fbi and joint terrorism task force. tom, let's start with you, back in 2012, nypd chief testified that this surveillance program, which was very controversial, it got a lot of play in the papers and in the media because of its controversial nature, you know, spying on americans, spying on our own people. the nypd spying. this chief testified that this program hadn't generated a lead or terror investigation, that was a couple years ago, mayor de blasio has expanded it.

what's the nypd saying about this and what do you think about it? >> what i think is b. it is there has been too much said about it. that's the first thing. when you have intelligence network and running counter terrorism investigations, the last thing that you want it know and these guys know very well, is you don't want to be public. there have been many times that i have been in the room when you are deciding on programs and the decisions are being made and being discussed and ultimately the police commissioner and the mayor are deciding where they are going to go, it's based on intelligence and it's based on information. and sometimes it's proactive and sometimes it's reactive. reactive based on a complaint or something that's come in. for it to be out there in the public defeats the purpose of what you are doing. >> justin, i have got to ask you, mayor bill de blasio has really been criticized for this move. what are your feelings about de blasio's move and just overall in general the program itself and how effective it has been? >> well, let's start with de

blasio, okay. first off, when you have a mayor who is pretty much an activist, is he going to say things like he just did last week where he is talking about how ending this is going to, you know, kind of mend the rift between law enforcement and the muslim community. and i'm not sure. >> so that our citizens can help one another go after the real bad guys is what he says. >> right. if they don't have a solution. if they don't have have another program that they want to put in place, these activists whether they be the aclu or i'm not calling muslim leaders activists but they have an interest in this. you have to have some type of a program to police their own. there is a reason that these things are out there. there is a reason why the fbi, the nypd have overwatch. and that is because we are at war with an islamic group that has targeted the united states. so, unless they have a program that's going to fill that void, this is where you have the problem is that whether or not this was 100% effective, that's not the

real problem that you have here. removing the program creates a void and nefarious people always fill that void. always. >> convertsly criticism of the program say this is what the fbi is for. this is what the cia oversees this for. the nypd should be focusing on community crime not the overall terrorist aspect of it in terms of surveillance. now, you know,. >> and therein lies the problem. first of all, to follow a little bit of what jonathan said. i believe the mayor has not only put the people in the city of new york at grave risk but the nation in grave risk. >> in what way? >> the best intelligence. the best intelligence comes from the people in their neighborhoods from, their homes from, their schools, from their work place. the way you get that information filtered up to the federal government is through your local law enforcement. the nypd and the fbi and the other agencies, national security agencies have worked very well together over the 10, 15 years, and i believe, i truly

believe they have prevented a number of attacks against this country. now, let me just add this, that it is very very important to understand that these surveillance programs weren't blanketing the entire muslim community for goodness sake, surveillance operations are established by intelligence and information that's annualized and that's how you determine -- >> -- you go and hear about somebody at a specific mosque you infiltrate that mosque or infiltrate that neighborhood or restaurant? that's the point. >> exactly. >> are you concerned because of this new video that's come out from al qaeda? what is it saying? >> there is always -- we need to stop being concerned because of video came out. our concern should always be that we are a target. period. especially in new york. there is no bigger target than new york. and when you have security guard sleeping at world trade center. when you have things happening where -- you can drive a car into times square any time of the day. >> and to his point we know that the nypd and joint terrorist task force has stopped dozens of attacks on

new york city. some of the ones specifically was the attack on union square station. the guy who was coming from denver with all the cleaning supplies was looking to blow up new york city. these are things that the joint terrorist task force, the fbi, and the nypd working in correlation with each other have stopped over the years. >> our leadership has to stop worrying about being politically correct and cow tailing to special interest groups and worrying about their responsibility which is to protect the american people. >> finally the question that i always feel whenever i see this type of thing happen is are we less safe now because of this move, yes or no? >> i believe we are now. not yesterday. >> don't know. >> that's frightening. hopefully the answer is. no we shall see. gentlemen, thanks very much for joining us today. we appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >> mover the clinton files exposed. one email did not make the cut. it was from, we all know who that is. miss monica lieu ebb --

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that rabbit could be dangerous. >> i had a little rabbit named daphne eaten by the two dogs after broke into the back patio. >> good thing we are not sharing that story on the air right now and in commercial break. >> they can handle it. >> we're back. >> let's get to headlines real quickly. hundreds of people gathering for a memorial to mourn the lives of two victims gunned down at jewish community center last week near kansas city, missouri. 69-year-old dr. william corcoran and grandson reese underwood were killed in the center's parking lot singing in a singing competition. frazier glen cross is accused of killing corcoran, reid and another person terry in a jewish center. >> mysterious email from monica lewenski omitted from the dump because of privacy reasons. one line references a four page email referred to as a

medical record. the recipient ashley reigns was identified as a friend of lewenskis in the starr report it stated october 22nd, 1997, a time lewenski claimed she was still having the affair with the president. it wasn't exactly the easter surprise one mom was suspecting. can you believe this story? a michigan mom found a xanax pill inside easter egg. amber says her 4-year-old daughter got the egg easter hunt elementary school in roseville. >> looking through there there was a little while pill in there with the jelly beans. i at the present time know who did it obviously i mean, that's careless. >> careless to say the least. the eggs were donated to the school by staff and parents. police believe the pill was put in the egg deliberately as potentially dangerous prank. you know that vogue cover that got so much attention with kim kardashian and kanye west hitting another sour note with another child singer. ricky spicer is suing the

magazine saying his song was used to promote the april cover on their web site. spicer who sang lead in the group the ponderosa twins plus one sued west in december same song. the singer used a sample of his voice in the song bound 2 without permission. those are your headlines, folks. >> thank you so much, juliet. hey, today marks the start of the new york international auto show. we sent rick reichmuth out to find out what the latest cars look like from the automakers. standing by. hey, rick. >> hey, guys it is so much fun to come here because you get a really good idea of all of the new innovations that they are doing there are a lot of them. i have got shannon moore here a spokesperson for the international auto show. thanks for joining us. >> of course. >> this is really cool. this is 360-degree view finder which gives now blind spots anymore in the car. >> absolutely. the kia sedona redesigned multipurpose nontypical minivan you see. it has the cameras on all four corners of the vehicle. the front grill, the side mirrors and the trunk. >> you might have just been

hearing us couple minutes ago there is also audio noise. if you are going, you will get a cue that says don't go there. there is something in the way. there is something about this car. backseat looks like you are flying in first class back here with an incredible amount of space. these seats move forward and backward and to the said? >> even fold up, they will even fold up to give you easier access to the third row and more cargo space. >> they fold up completely flat? >> completely. >> this is really cool. kia sedona. do you have an idea the price on this? >> i don't. >> we will figure that out by the end of this. >> toyota camry. it has some new features this year. >> camry is totally redesigned now for 2015. now, the camry is the most -- it's a top selling car in america. >> for years and years, right? >> for the past 12 years. the best can only get better it is made in america, georgetown, kentucky to be exact. all complete change from ground up. over 80% new content on the

inside and the outside. >> there is hybrid versions of this? >> there are. two new hybrid versions the sse and the se. sporty with hybrid now. >> incredibly safe car important for families. >> quietest camry ever made so far. >> go back to this. jeep has a new car they are debuting this year. tell me about this. >> this is their first entry into the small suv segment. it has a 2.4-liter engine, and it's it the first time or there has ever been a small suv with a nine speed automatic. >> this is an awesome, lie this color. up here. we have the new my sky open air roof system. so could i. >> clayton and tucker and juliet, in case you might have recognized this woman, i met her a few years ago here, and then she popped up

as coupon suezy. if you ever seen that commercial coupon susie? >> yes. >> this is also coupon susie. >> she likes family cars. >> she likes family cars coupon susie. >> just a little side noted from the auto show this morning. >> i appreciate side bars. >> nice hair. >> nice touch. >> thanks, rick. coming up, she gave negative results to breast cancer patients because she was behind at work. so what the heck. two of those people who got fake exams died. the technician got six months in jail. is that enough? a fair and balanced debate coming up. >> house of cards has taken the nation by storm. >> real estate. it's all about location, location, location. >> but is america ready for reality show about capitol hill? apparently one is on the way.

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"the washington examiner" reporting a reality show is in the works starring d.c. up and comers including hill staffers. being produced by house of cards veteran. one source saying there has already been a round of casting tucker, juliet? >> grave breast cancer. not because negative but because she was behind at work. former hospital technician will spend only six morntsz behind bars. >> rachel told nearly 1500 patients their ma'am gramsz were clear, so negative. so a doctor had never reviewed them. no radiologist had looked at exam results. 10 of these patients did have breast cancer and to of them have since died. >> how could she possibly have gotten off so easy? here to discuss is attorney lisa thanks a lot for joining us. >> how did this happen?

slap on the wrist for murder. you look at the sentence and you say how on earth could it happen? because there it are a lot of more, well, lesser offenses that don't even invo and don't result in murder and they are going away for years and years. but this case actually, there were a couple things within that are making the sentence somewhat lighter hospital and how they process the information. they have a nurse. 1289 results. they never went to a radiologist. you have it question did they charge for the radiologist reading the reports? then she claims wow, i'm overworked. i have to catch up. so that was her rationale. can you believe that ration rationale because when she is writing the report there is a standard form your mammogram is negative come back in a year for follow up. or positive contact your physician. i find it depraved and

incredibly light sentence the fact that they would expunge it and 10 years. >> takes the plea deal 10 years probation and 10 years expunged and she can practice in the medical community again. you have it wonder did she know somebody? how is it possible? it makes it absolutely ludicrous. >> makes us question the integrity of the medical profession. a lot of the medical profession, it results this way. there is negligence performed, sometimes even reckless behavior. and because the medical profession takes care of its own, they have a board that reviews it. and people in the medical profession pay malpractice insurance. now, if they are convicted of malpractice, which she most certainly is, they can pay a malpractice premium. >> how did this happen? i mean, if i don't file a tax return. can i can do more than six months in jail. this woman killed people. so who gave her six months and why? >> well, the judge gave her six months. >> who is this judge? who is this? >> it's not just the judge.

the district attorney did come out and say one of the reasons for the weaker sentence is the fact that there is a lack of evidence. perry hospital where she worked got the notice of this fraud, this criminal activity and what they did was they destroyed evidence. the computer that she used disappeared. the hard drive has been destroyed. so, when you go into a court of law, even though you have all of the facts, you may even have somebody admitting to it a crime but you still have to prove your case and she is fighting it so perry hospital really is on the hook here for trying really to do the ultimate coverup. not to mention when they found out about the egregious error, they didn't contact the patients and tell them what happened and give them the choice of going somewhere else. they simply told them come in for another random mammography that we will perform for you. many of these patients would never step foot in this hospital again. they didn't even give them that option. i really think a lot of the liability goes to perry hospital. >> absolutely. >> the fact of the matter is, look, you would hope that a hospital would put

patients first but obviously in this case the hospital, it's a cost benefit analysis and they are putting their bottom line, their revenue first. that's what makes it so egregious on some levels. i wouldn't be surprised if the hospital could be put on the line criminally. but, again, the evidence, they destroyed the evidence. >> class action lawsuit. have you got 1,000 people. more than that actually. thanks very much. >> appreciate it? >> still ahead, atheist group putting up this sign saying in reason we trust. is this freedom of speech or unholy war on easter? we'll have that. >> plus, have you decided what to do with your tax refund if you hopefully got one? courtney scott says take a vacation. she is here with the best deals for every size refund coming up next.

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♪ give him praise ♪ to our god. >> the gospel song that saved this 9-year-old's life. >> it's one of the biggest mysteries on earth. is the lock loch ness monster real? something i think about every week. we may now know the answer once and for all. we report. you decide. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> hello, this is valerie harper, and you are watching "fox & friends." >> oh my gosh, one of the sweethearts. she was here on thursday, valerie harper. what a sweetheart. she was only given a few months to live. >> she is doing remarkably. >> she is in a new show that's out this week. the lovely valerie harper. >> we are glad to be with you. we have the great juliet huddy here with us. >> thank you. >> third hour. >> i have never -- i can't say i have ever seen yellow fingernail polish before. >> it's easter. >> look at that. >> i thought i would be festive today. >> welcome. have you got some headlines

to kick us off. >> let's get right to them. we start with a fox news alert. a person in control of the ferry that sank off the coast of south korea was -- captain crew member all arrested in custody on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. captain in that circle there is being accused of trying to be an actually being one of the first people off of the boat. 32 people are are now confirmed dead as the search for survivors continues. but it is not looking good. today rescuers will make at least 40 dives. at least 270 people, many of them young, high school students are still missing. and happening overnight, 9 suspected al qaeda terrorists killed in a drone strike in yemen. the raid targeted a car in the southwest part of the country. an area known to hold some of the world's most dangerous terrorists. sources say the drone had been circling the region for days. and scary moments on board a delta airline flight. the plane forced to land in

a remote area of the denver international airport after a note with a bomb threat was found on board. the plane was on its way to denver from detroit. all 151 passgers were questioned by the fbi. the fbi continuing the investigation. fresh batch of supplies on its way to the international space station. >> 3, 2, 1. and liftoff. >> this rocket blasted off from kennedy space center with 2 and a half tons of cargo. it will reach the station tomorrow morning. pushing off urgent space walking repairs on wednesday. replace external becomeup computer that failed. those are your headlines. >> well, thank you very much, juliet. >> my pleasure. >> we like to bring in one of our all-time favorite guests. governor mike huckabee joining us live this morning from florida. governor, you, i know, have been paying attention to

harry reid. he said on thursday that the bundy family, the people outside the bundy ranch in his state were, quote: domestic terrorists. some people were imagining he would walk those comments back. but, instead, he seemed to double down on them last night. i want to play the sound for you in case you haven't heard it watch this. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorist wanna bees these are the guys. no one called bundies domestic terrorists. i said the people who came there were. >> what do you make of that? >> it is beyond comprehension. this is the same harry reid, you know, that doesn't somehow understand that we have got federal agents who appointed who have pointed sniper rifles at a family for the reason that their cows ate some grass they weren't supposedly supposed to eat. do we honestly believe it's terrorism because you are housing some grass or is it

terrorism when the federal government points a gun at you because of some grass blades that got eaten? this is absolutely beyond the pale. i just am -- i'm at a loss to explain how you react to something as ridiculous as what harry reid is proposing and what is he trying to say. >> i mean, is there something going on underneath the surface here that we just don't know about or hasn't been reported yet? why is harry reid saying this? >> >> why does harry reid say most of what harry reid said, "says? this is the harry reid that every day opens his mouth to change feet and he certainly has been at it in a big way, you know, there are all sorts of rumors. but i have no information as to harry reid. does he have some interest in some solar plant that's going to be on this land? those are rumors. that's all they are. here of course a fact. this isn't a rumor. harry reid has lost his freaking mind. if he honestly thinks that it's okay for the federal government to use all of its force to stop some cows from eating grass, but this is the same harry reid that

hasn't done one thing to stop the irs from trampling over the constitutional rights of people who have a political view different than his. i'm less worried about grass getting trampled than i am constitutional rights getting trampled. i only wish harry reid had the same concern and interest that that would be. >> with regards to this situation. the officials have basically as it's been reported are standing down now. this has been a tense situation for a long time now. this has gone on for years and years and years. you know, it's standing down for now. but this could get tense again. you know, how do you think things are sort of amping up here? what do you see happening with this particular situation and how will it, i guess, effect the minds nationally? >> >> juliet, government always has to respond in a way that's reasonable to whatever it is that they're trying to repair. so if you have people who are armed, and they're pointing weapons at innocent people, then the government has to be armed and they have to point guns at the people who potentially could kill somebody.

but we're talking about cows. we're talking about eating grass. we're not talking about somebody getting hurt when you inject a very serious lethal force into the equation, you have got to ask what are they thinking? look, every year i was in government, we never would have conceived that you would have escalated something to the level of lethal force unless it was absolutely necessary. you certainly wouldn't do it because some cows were trampling over some federal grass that i doubt anybody like harry reid planted in the first place. >> governor, weigh want to get your take on the president's use of the word consequences repeatedly as he has threatened the world with the united states consequences as a result of aggression and news overnight out of the ukraine, out of ukraine where now we know that you insurgents are are refusing to leave building, pro-russian insurgents. peace accord seems to be falling apart. president warned once again that there would be consequences if things didn't work out peacefully.

here is the president using that word. listen. >> as iran's leaders at this point to ignore their obligations, there should be no doubt, they too will face growing consequences. [ applause ] >> that is is a promise. >> i want to make it absolutely clear to assad and those under his command, the world is watching. the use of chemical weapons is and would be totally unacceptable. and if you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> what i have said consistently is that each time russia takes these kinds of steps that are designed to to destabilize ukraine and violate their sovereignty, that there are going to be consequences. >> so, governor, that's a look back at some of those words that never went heeded by the rest of the world. the latest on wednesday talking about ukraine. what do you make of that and what would you do differently as president? what should the president be

saying and doing? >> first of all, you don't say something if you don't plan to back it up. if you do plan to do something, then you say it but everybody will understand that you really mean it. this is a president, nobody takes him seriously. he constantly waves the sword but his sword is dull probably made of plastic. i'm not suggesting that we go in with military action on all these efforts. but you don't go suggesting that you will and then the world comes to realize you have no intention of doing anything other than maybe sending a strongly worded letter through the u.n. and if that doesn't work, you will underline all the big words. that's about the biggest bluff we have put and nobody is paying any attention. they are laughing at our faces these days. we have completely ruined any american leadership. i have asked democrat friends. none of them have been able to answer simple question. name me one country on the planet, one, in which our relationship with them is better now than it was in january of 2009.

nobody can give me the answer to that question because there is no country where our relationship is better. >> governor, just -- i'm sorry. >> after you. >> just very quickly, what's the breakdown here? is it just that he doesn't want it make moves or he doesn't have advisors that are giving him, you know, a plan? what's the problem here? i think he doesn't have a foreign policy. he doesn't understand that if america is going to be a super power. then the best thing to do is to build the greatest, most awesome military force so awesome and so powerful that nobody would ever want us to use it the best way we don't have to engage in action is if we have a military nobody wants to mess with. this is a president who has approached not only othe military but diplomacy is we'll talk, about we will carry no stick whatsoever. >> governor, i'm sure you saw the sign put up in daily square in the middle of chicago mocking christians on easter put up by this --

an atheist group. we actually have the sound bite from one of the atheists in question. listen to this. >> we believe in the separation of church and state. and we believe that if, excuse me, our public square is going to be taken over by religion that we should be there, too. there is no bad manners in celebrating our secular constitution. they have a paid chaplain and they have led more than 90 prayers in a year. they have baptisms in their athletic department. they have bible study between drills at clemson university. a public university. and this is totally unacceptable. >> totally unacceptable. should the american public accept public expressions of religious faith? >> sure they should. it's part of our fabric and culture. look, if people want to have a public expression of atheism, go for it that's fine. i always find it interesting people who say religion is phony, there is nothing to it, it's completely

meaningless if it's so meaningless spend all of our time and resources promoting it because it would be utterly harmless. the reason people react so powerfully to the resurrection of jesus christ because there was a resurrection of jesus christ. if there wasn't one, people wouldn't care. people would sneer at us, laugh at us and hope that we would do all that we could to spend our time and money promoting it because they wouldn't be threatened by it you only fight what you feel threatened by. clearly some of these people, they claim not to believe. they are scared to death they may be wrong. spend their whole life fighting about it and within doctor why. if they don't believe in after life then life is lot shorter to them. governor huckabee is going to stick around for. this the "new york times" caring comparing our nation's veterans to the kkk. is this another sign of the times or have they finally gone too far? >> not only is it a beautiful song, it was a lifesaver. how this song saved a 9-year-old boy from a kidnapper. we have the story coming up.

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welcome back, everybody. is the "new york times" trying to link our nation's heroes to the kkk? it looks that way. op. ed by kathleen bellows said the judicial community formed a cland affiliated organization in north carolina that was known as the white patriot party. the outfitted members in fallujah fatigue nazi uniforms bearing arms up and counsel the streets. she then said quote the return of veterans from combat appears to correlate more closely with clan membership than with any other historical factor. marshaling no evidence for

that. >> i was about to say. is there any evidence for that? governor huckabee is back to discuss that. what is she basing that on, governor? >> ripped out of thin air. here is something that i have also been able to put together. i don't know if you know this or not, but the "new york times" is directly tied to the diarrhea of birds. but it's been proven that bird cages lined with the "new york times" end up receiving extraordinary amounts of bird droppings, therefore, the "new york times" is directly responsible for diarrhea in birds. >> fact. >> if we are going to be ridiculous, let's really be ridiculous, why not? >> if that's true, by the way, people use to line their bird cage than any other paper in the world. what is going on here is this longer narrative tried to paint about returning veterans and this idea that homegrown terrorism in some capacity is tied to the military or this larger idea of white supremacy and there

is really no evidence for that, right? >> >> there is absolutely no evidence that -- i think there is any scientific basis for. here is the sad fact. the vietnam veterans and other veterans of our military have kept guys like me free. i'm eternally indebted to them. i thank god every day. i can't tell you this lady who wrote the article for the "new york times" has done one thing to make america a better place to live. we owe our veterans a great deal more not only in medical care and all the benefits that they earn by what they did for us in keeping their promises we owe them more than simple level of human respect than what this lady has given them. it's just an outrage. >> even going back to -- atheist billboard. things like, this it's trying to get attention and what it does is give promotion but does so and creates a debate and

ultimately the facts win out. >> i think that's true, juliet. and i never-feel that threatened because someone has an outrageous statement. i'm trend when we somehow believe that those outrageous statements are equal to the statements of people who have fought through what they have saying. it's never equate what harry reid says with what somebody who is thoughtful might be saying. because there is a big difference. have you heard the saying the cat got your tongue? in harry's case it was the cat got his mind. >> yes, apparently. >> what's on the show he this weekend, governor? >> we got a very inspirational easter special that's going to be on. we have a lot of great inspirational stories. this is not going to be a debbie downer weekend because being easter, we want it to be inspirational and uplifting and i think people will enjoy kind of some family, friendly and just inspirational stories of great americans. >> wonderful. >> outstanding. 8:00 p.m. on the fox news

channel. catch the huckabee show. governor, great to he sue as always and have a happy easter. >> happy easter to all of you. >> thank you. >> did you enroll online in obamacare? better change your password. we will tell what you is leaving millions of you vulnerable. >> plus, forget tough mudder or the spartan. these guys are the real deal. up next beings meet some of our nation's best ranger competitors. here in the studio coming up. >> we going to do the competition? ♪ i ain't never been nothing but tough ♪

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welcome back, 23 minutes past the hour. quick headlines for you, submarine for flight 370 will wind down in the next week. that is according to malaysian officials. today the bluefin went back to the sea floor of the southern indian ocean for the seventh time. so far no trace that of that messing jet. the heartbleed security flaw hitting healthcare.gov. the fed telling anyone who signed up for obamacare through the web site to change their password. the health site was flagged through. heartbleed is a virus that steals people's pass words. >> clayton? >> thank you, juliet. this is no tough mudder, that's tough enough. this is the real deal. army rangers compete to see hot toughest and bravest rangers are in the three day best ranger competition out of the 50 teams to begin the competition it only 26 made it into the final day. joining us now are the runners up, captain robert

and first lt. nicholas of the national guard. nice to see both of you this morning. welcome to the show. >> appreciate you having me. >> is it really tougher than the tough mudder competition? that thing is tough. diving in the plaza i only did a chunk of it i thought i was going to it pass out. >> you don't get to sleep and more than 10 miles that we traveled. you can say it's a little bit tougher. >> 60 hours? >> correct. nonstop. you are going from event to event as hard as you can go, shooting, there is this nonstop the entire time. >> we're looking at video here on the screen is this like the easier part of the competition? >> this is day two, heading into the stretch, it's part of the -- that you do after a long road march overnight and we are just high heart rate shooting trying to focus and knock down as many targets as you can. >> how likely is it that you can a can k. face something like this in the field? we heard amazing rangers on

d-day storming normandy and scale cliff walls after no sleep. how common is this type of training used then later in the field? >> having deployed, we used a lot of the same assets. that's why we want to come to the corps tuition see how honed in oour skills. you have to be ready and proficient. just having those skills honed in and seeing who is the best of the best, that's what we want to go out and compete. not only be on active duty but as a national guard member, too. you have always got to be ready for anything that happens on the civilian side as well as the military side. >> take it away. because i'm curious, after no sleep, we do the show we kind of complain we didn't get snuff sleep last night. right? oh i have got to get more sleep. 60 hours with no sleep. how do you guys manage to fire a gun? >> it's definitely partner competition. he kept me going, i kept him going there were times when he was tired and he pushed me along. and then we if got -- he was a little bit droning, tired.

i had to push him along and carry him through it you definitely rely on your partner through it to keep going. >> who is able to part in this competition. >> qualified national guard. we had a marine compete this year. >> how did the marine do by the way. >> they didn't finish day one. that's just shows you how difficult the actual competition is two previous winners didn't get past the first day. this year was pretty tough. >> wow, unbelievable. when you see some of these other competitions like we talked, about tough mudder some of these other competitions that pop up around the country, what do you think of them? >> i have done warrior dash in colorado. it was at elevation so it was a little bit difficult, so i mean it's something you can breeze through in about an hour. >> but then you can't take anything away. a lot of people set their goals, and that's a goal. a goal of ours is to do this competition. it's definitely a feat for anybody who does it? >> you are being very nice. wonderful, thank you so much. so fascinating and thank you so much for your service to this country, guys, you are

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time what was it begin? 2:28. >> that's unbelievable. >> 2:28. >> i can't even walk 10 feet without getting tired. let's do some headlines. how about that? the deadliest disaster on the world's highest peak, death toll in avalanche 13 people. three more are missing. hit just below one of the camps at 19,000 feet. family members gathering to mourn those killed among the dead. shepard pa guides trying to carve ice and fix ropes for hundreds of climbers along the route. the climbers were attempting to scale the mountain next month. rahm immanuel police chief caught faking crime steps. the article says under pressure from the mayor's office, cops have been reclassifying murders and violent crimes. the result? unprecedented drop in numbers. >> trail of -- betrayal of

public trust in the sense that mayor rahm immanuel and mayor -- mccarsty. tax dollars. we deserve truth from them. >> claiming the article is pat testily false. >> it's the gospel song that saved a 9-year-old boy from his kidnapper. ♪ every praise ♪ every praise ♪ is to our god ♪ is to our god ♪ y'all know how we do it >> it's called every praise. >> he started sicking this song from the moment he was taken from his atlanta neighborhood earlier this month until his kidnapper let him go three hours later. willie was not harmed. his kidnapper is still on the loose. the song's artist heard willie's story and is now flying him to atlanta so they can meet. all right, clayton. >> can i read this? waiting for this moment my whole life, really. it has the legendary lockness monster finally been found? that's the question. >> an apple satellite

picture revealing a mysterious shape lurking in the scottish highlands. photo making waves creature. two amateur murents using iphone, satellite map app. it had been feared that the legend was over after a year and a half without any sightings. it's hard to see. is that a log or a uponster? >> it you enlarge it and you can. go online and take a look at it. it looks very much like what a loch ness monster looked like if indeed it existed which is it doesn't but if it did it would look like this. >> don't shatter my dreams. >> you want the loch ness monster. >> no, it's clearly real. joking. >> a bump on a log. >> a bump on a log. >> all right. now we are going to someone who is indeed real, variably so. rick reichmuth. every year that passes, technology becomes better and better because out at the new york international

auto show to check out the very latest. rick is what is going on over there? >> hey, guys, there is some really interesting stuff at the auto show this year. you have been the president of the auto show for 29 years you just told me. my impression when i first walked in here today is this seems like a sexier auto show in some ways. it has what you want to see in auto show. it feels different than it has. tell me about that. >> i think the auto industry is really feeling good about it we did go through a really rough time going back to 2008. the industry really is on all cylinders as they sometimes say the look, the feel, the product that's coming out all new, all exciting on it. >> so the creativity -- instead of just counting the numbers and make sure the business survive they have gone back to creativity mode and innovation. >> technology has really been the thing that's moving this industry forward. what you you are seeing on vehicles all across the joint chief of javitch center is technology that buyers can make

advantage of. >> there are some really incredible things on it. tell me about it? >> exciting for us, world introduction for the new york international auto show. land rover has done a great job bringing back the name discovery which used to be in it. great technology on this card. safety technology on what they call a transparent bonnet which they, of course, use in england but it's a transparent hood which allows the driver to be able to have the heads up display on the windshield and see what might be in front of them right in front of their hood or underneath them if they're going on the hard terrain. >> somehow there are cameras, you are going up the hill it's seeing what's underneath it and showing you. this way you can be able to avoid any kind of crashes or problems that are in front of you. >> that's incredible. >> all right. there is a new car this year also that is being debuted here. and this is spectacular looking. >> this could be one of the most beautiful cars that we have on the show floor this year. this is also a world introduction by mercedes. of course, s 63 amg high

performance car. has incredible technology in it. so, what mercedes has done is that it is the lap of luxury and people who drive in the car really do want to feel good about it, not only in the experience but also how they feel when he they're driving it and sitting in the car. >> okay. so here's the thing, this car has massage seats. so it's like you can have a heart stone massage while you are driving. >> not just in one place but in a whole different places on your back. >> so you are able to go through and tell it exactly what part of your back hurts and as you are driving that happens to me all the time. >> all the time. >> this correct that. >> right. this allows you to pinpoint those spots and they really are heated stones in the back of the seat. so you can put it up on your lower lumbar or upper part of your back and just have a nice comfortable massage. >> okay. there is aroma therapy in this car? >> yes, of course we always love the new car smell. what's better than being able to put your particular

subsequent that scent that you would like to have on it four personal choices your own personal ones and put it throughout the car. if you are having that nice comfortable day, have a nice aroma with it? mark, what i'm thinking is if i am getting a massage and aroma therapy i'm going to sleep if i'm driving. >> right. and the car actually monitors that it takes care of that it knows how your driving habits are. there are 72 different points of how you drive. how you brake, how you accelerate and how. if you deviate from that, it's going we may have a problem. >> it will wake you up? that's brilliant. >> it's incredible. >> this is incredible, guys. this has everything you would want in a car that is incredibly comfortable and make sure it's not going to be so comfortable that you fall asleep and crash. >> price tag? >> how much is that thing? >> price tag? do you know the price tag? >> they haven't put it yet. they believe it's going to be what it was about 150 or a little bit more. >> there you go.

>> all you need is $150,000. >> you can get a massage while you drive then that's worth it. >> we will take three. >> unbelievable. >> just like when i go to get one of those pedicures on one of those massage chairs. >> do you really get pedicures? i'm not judging at all. >> i am. >> obama administration playing politics with the keystone pipeline. upcoming elections. what about the jobs, what about the economy break down the numbers. >> casone is here. plus, dying eggs. tricks you need to make them eggellent. >> hello everybody, i'm piewm were puma um um. militants are refusing to back down. buzz aldrin tells us nasa needs to lead the space mission again and head for

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people who are stressed show more allergy symptoms than those who are relxed. the study also found those who had a negative mood had more frequent allergy flare-ups as well. a bottle of wine away will keep the bad health away. scientists who study the effect of alcohol world health organization says drinking less than 13 units of the wine per day is not harmful. a bottle of wine has 10 units, fyi. a glass of wine has three. but some doctors disagree saying alcohol is a toxin and that it outweighs any health benefits. >> over to you, tucker. >> well, thank you, so much for vad by the way -- vodka does not have the same

health benefits. >> delayed indefinitely again that's the headline out of washington. obama administration has announced they have not yet made a decision regarding the keystone pipeline. republicans and some democrats are upset about this. saying too much is at stake including thousands of jobs potentially. here to discuss it all cheryl casone from the fox news network. cheryl, thanks a lot for coming on. >> 42,000 jobs. that's the latest estimates that we have. it's been changing over the last five years. >> the result from this pipeline. >> 42,000 jobs. we are talking about construction jobs, management jobs. you got even unions that want to see this pipeline approved and completed. we can't even start the darn thing because of it's political. this isn't about jobs at the end of the day. this is about politics in washington and, of course, this delay seems to be, in my opinion, because of the midterm elections. on the jobs side of it the types of jobs that would be created, the economic boost to the country not to mention the fact that we need more jobs created in this country that would pay better, this is wage disparity in this country right now that he keep

seeing. these jobs in the oil, nat gas energy industries these are decent paying jobs. all of that now shoveled to the side and delayed once again because of the environmental lobby. that's what's happening goted at the presents of thousands of high paying jobs. billions infused into the economy. on the other hand, you have a couple of the president's billion-dollar donors who don't want it? >> right, the environmental lobby. they don't want to see this happen. they are threatening, of course, several people running in the mid terms? they are threatening to withhold money from the president's presidential library. let's take their complaints seriously. is there any evidence at all that building this would increase net increase the amount of polluted tants let into the atmosphere? >> on the environmental side this is still being debated. this would create specific types of jobs. first off the construction

jobs that are built. all of the support service that would go into places like nebraska, south dakota, north dakota. the refining industry on the gulf coast. look at the jobs created in texas on the drilling side of, this processing, petroleum processing. all of these. especially i do a lot of work with veterans. these are perfect jobs for veteransed in the oil and gas gas industry. people in texas telling me they can't find veterans to hire. you got the administration again delaying well the state department delaying the see it keystone decision for god knows when. >> to be fair though. >> all of this is hurting our economy. >> it's not saving the environment. this energy is moving out of canada. delaying this is not going to stop the exploration for energy or the removal of oil and natural gas from the ground in canada. it's getting moved by different way by truck or by rail which are obviously harder on the environment than a pipeline. this is crazy. >> again, if you look at the economic benefits. first and foremost not being

dependent on middle east oil. that is one huge benefit. having this discussion for five years that's what so frustrating. >> it's getting better. you have shale oil production now actually helping that nat gas is cheaper a available in this country. more reason to build out energy infrastructure. an industry that would not only employ americans but that would also help the overall economy and make energy cheaper. you have got rick at the auto show, right? a lot of cars still run on gasoline. we still need petroleum in this country. we are in no way in any way, shape, or form any closer to being free. i know the environment would love to see this. we are no longer -- we are 20 years away from having meaningful alternative energy production. i goal for that too because that's jobs. that's a long ways away. we need oil and gas. we need this industry and this pipeline. >> you mean there aren't a lot of solar pipelines.

>> i love the taxi cabs in new york city, great. at the same time, this pipeline really could be such a net positive again not just for the oil and gas but drilling industry. once the pop line is constructed think of all the maintenance jobs, all of the jobs that would be that pipeline moving forward. these are states that need, need employment opportunity. >> of course they do and the country needs energy independence and the country supports that the. is -- the president is on the wrong side of this issue. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> football own religion. eighthists laying assault on clemson's football program. this morning lou holts joins us to weigh in on that. and, dying eggs today with your kids? of course you are. stay tuned because we have the tricks you need to make them eggcellent for easter.

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good ideas. let's start with you, robert. >> it's so easy that i can even do, getting a hard-boiled egg and getting craft tape and going around it with craft tape. >> you can get that on a michael's. >> any craft store. you can do anything you want. go around it and change out with the color. >> the important thing is to hard boil your eggs properly. there's always confusion on how you do that. i do have some tips. first you get your big pot. boil water. right before it starts to boil, you put the eggs in it, turn the stove off and put your lid on top and wait about 12 minutes. usually they come out pretty good. >> and let them cool, obviously.

>> let them cool. take your eggs. i love all these decorative beautiful napkins in the market. you get craft glue and cut out whatever shape you want if it's a flower. the kids love it. you literally take the craft glue and go over it and it sticks to the egg. >> you can pick this stuff up at your local cvs, walgreens. >> a lot of times you have beautiful napkins at your house. or you can print photos of your family. >> bubble wrap is always fun. this is a great idea. >> you get the bubble wrap and get some paint and you just put it lightly on there, not too heavy and slowly roll the egg in

way. >> this is why you have a tv show. that's so cool. >> then you can keep doing it with different colors or keep it one single color. kids and adults love this one. >> i'm going to go over to your kids really fast. you are getting close to adulthood here but you still like doing this. what's the lure? >> i just like coloring a bunch of different stuff. >> you're creative. thanks, guys, for joining us today. we appreciate it. >> happy easter. >> back to you. >> thanks, julia. imagine sitting in the park with your kids and you see this happen. >> somebody pulled up in a van and stole a kid off a bench and drove off. >> turns out this was a fake designed to teach parents an important lesson. how do you protect your child from kidnappers.

a self-defense trainer will show us the proper way. serving time for committing a crime. now they want to be paid for their community service? this guy is suing on their behalf.

good morning. it is saturday april 19th. harry reid said you're a terrorist if thank you support the bundy family. he didn't misspeak. he doubled down. listen. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorist wanna-bes, these are the guys. >> should one of the most powerful politicians in the world be calling his own country, his americans terrorists? south football is a kind of a religion, but better not bring your faith to the field.

atheists laying an assault on clemson's football program. lou holtz joining us in a minute to weigh in on that. >> imagine sitting in the park and suddenly this happens? >> somebody pulled up in a van and stole a kid off a bench and drove off. >> turns out the whole thing was a fake designed to teach an important lesson. can you imagine that? how do you protect yourself from child kidnappers? we'll show you. "fox and friends" hour four now. >> good morning, fox and friends. >> good morning, fox and friends. >> we are not actually kidnapping a child. >> we are faking it. >> i volunteer made own kids to be kidnapped. it will be the new reality show. >> harry reid described the people outside the bundy ranch in the state of nevada as

"domestic terrorists." there was an outcry. the senate majority leader had a chance for a do-over yesterday. but he doubled down. >> if there were ever an example of people who were domestic violent terrorists wanna-bes, these are the guys. >> no one called bundies domestic terrorists. >> this comes on the heel of this las vegas review discussion. he was asked about his thoughts on the whole bundy ranch protests. he was clear in saying all those people in the video showing up here and showing their support for the bundy ranch and the other ranchers forced out of business because of government land grabs and government intervention are terrorists. >> they are all terrorists. they've done something really evil. they expressed views harry reid doesn't agree with.

>> the point is these people who have shown up haven't broken any laws as far as we know. bundy hasn't been paying taxes, talking about millions of dollars of taxes. but these people are just showing up with their kids and families. it was a peaceful protest. let's listen to what governor huckabee said earlier. >> it is beyond comprehension. this is the same harry reid that doesn't understand we've got federal agents who pointed snipe er rifles at a family that the cows weren't supposed to eat grass. is it terrorism when cows eat grass or when the federal government points gun at you because of grass blades that got eaten?

this is beyond the pale. i'm at a loss to explain how you react to something as ridiculous as what harry reid is proposing. >> it's part of an ongoing send conflating opinions you don't like with violence. you are creating a hostile work environment, making me feel unsafe. >> i was struck by something byron york said this week. he compared, if you're using that same method to label people what about occupy wall street and all those people that went to these government parks and stayed there and wouldn't leave? >> if you can't make a distinction between terrorism and words you don't like, you're lacking government. this is the highest ranking

democratic in congress. this is extremist language. who calls other people terrorist? >> it's inciteful. this is a tense situation. officials have stood down, but this is something that's been going on years and years. it will revive itself again. having harry reid say something like that is creating a more difficult situation. >> how is it best for america? let us know your thoughts. find us on facebook at ffweekend. weigh in with your thoughts. >> let's get to headlines. we know the person in control of the ferry that sank off the waters in south korea was navigating waters the first time. they've all been arrested. they are now in custody on suspicion of negligence and

abandoning people in need. the captain is being accused of being one of the first people off the boat. at least 32 confirmed dead, 270 still missing as the crews wrap up today's search for survivors. nine suspected al qaeda terrorists killed in a drone strike in yemen. the raid targeted a car in the southwest part of the country, an area known to hold some of the world's most dangerous terrorists. sources say the drone had been circling the region for days. >> while you were sleeping, los angeles police raid the "l.a. times" building and arrest a man following a shooting threat. the 28-year-old man works in the building but doesn't work for the paper. his co-workers told police he was depressed and showed one co-worker a bag of bullets and said he didn't mind killing someone. police did not find a gun inside. the white house finally answering the question on every teen's mind.

>> it's official, justin bieber will not be deported. we can all breathe a sigh of relief. more than 270,000 people, i.e. kids, signed a petition to have the pop star kicked back to canada after a string of boozy antics and arrests. the white house said sorry to disappoint, we won't be commenting on this one. we'll leave it to others, but we are glad you care about immigration issues. >> i'm glad. if you sent bieber back to canada that, would spark a war. even happy peaceful canada would become belecose at that point. >> in new york city you see this all the time. you see community service folks who have committed a crime,

cleaning up the side of the road somewhere. >> not enough, apparently. especially if you drive through jersey. >> hey. >> a lawsuit has been filed by a brooklyn lawyer. he said all these guys should be paid for their work and it's exploitation. they committed a crime and we should pay them for cleaning up trash. >> he equates them to unpaid internships. when i was interning i wasn't paid and i was perfectly happy about doing the work. >> it was on-the-job training. >> you have a jail cell, you get to sit in a jail cell or pick up garbage. >> i'm for this. >> as long as you're keeping track of what things cost. subtract those fees from the court and law enforcement detention costs.

>> that's good. or pay them a penny. >> it's not a net win. i don't care how much trash they pick up, it's super expensive to punish people. they should pay that money back. >> you've got guards having to escort them along the side of the road, van transportation services, the clerical work, court costs. the incarceration rate is significant. >> i would rather have them paint my house. >> if it was free, i would trust anybody. our viewers weighing in. no way get paid. work your way back to society for your bad deeds should be mandatory. >> when will we have leaders with back bone and not could youer to the pc police? no. no pay for community service. >> again, this was just a lawyer filing this. jessica on facebook says, no it is called community service for

the reason. you commit the crime and you pay for it. >> it's weird people don't like lawyers. >> i think congress has a lower approval rating. >> rick is out surrounded by cars at the international auto show. you found something you like? >> i found something i like a lot. it's the acura with live radar images on it. a tornado watch in effect earlier. the biggest storms are gone. there is heavier rain north of this across parts of the carolinas around chattanooga, tennessee, southern appalachians and toward the outer banks. heavy rain this morning. let's look at our weather maps in the studio.

we'll show you temperaturewise what's going on. today's temperatures across the country spectacular. kansas city 78. minneapolis, you have showers just to the north of you. 66 and after all the snow across minnesota this week, that is going to be great. tomorrow, your easter sunday forecast also looking pretty great for almost everybody. a few lingering showers across the coastal carolinas. we'll see showers across some of the intermountain west and possibly a late day thunderstorm in parts of west texas. 75 in chicago on easter sunday. doesn't get better than that. at the bottom of the hour, we are giving away a car to a wounded warrior. we'll do it live. we are very excited for that. >> thank you, rick. >> the south football is a religion but you better not bring your faith to the field. atheists have mounted an assault against clemson university's football program for the crime of prayer. up next, legendary football

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no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. welcome back. all over the country christian faith is under attack from atheists. the fight had found its way on to the gridiron. >> a complaint, "christian worship seems interwoven into clemson's football program. we are concerned this co-mingling of religion and

athletics is from the unconstitutional behaviors of the coaching staff." >> nobody other than this group of professional atheists complained about too much christianity, not even the players. why is this an issue? we'll ask the former head football coach for notre dame the legendary lou holtz. we are honored to have you here this morning. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. delighted to be with you on such an important subject. >> as far as i understand, the crime the team is reputed to have committed is praying occasionally, not mandatory, and hosting a bible study to which some players went. what is your take on the attack on these practices? >> i'm tired of being bullied by the atheists, you can't do that, you can't do that. atheism is a religion, you tell me. now they want us to practice atheism. as a football coach i understood anything we did religiously had

to be voluntary. it was not mandatory. i think st. benedict said it the best. teach the gospel 24 hours a day. atheists resort to using words. i hope the way by life reflects my strong faith in god. i refuse to give up my faith and say i can no longer practice my beliefs. >> it's obviously so important to you as a coach the idea of prayer and being able to provide counseling. what is wrong with being able to provide this voluntary service for students to turn to in a time of need? students go through a whole host of issues. we don't know what's going on with their families they may be dealing with and a place they may turn voluntarily to get some assistance? >> absolutely. you look at anything in the military, before the battle normandy, everybody was in mass, everybody was praying, they had

fox hole religion. it's a case you can't practice your faith, practice atheism. how about the thousands of christians being murdered in other countries because they won't practice state religion. nobody from our government, nobody ever says this is wrong. let's give them the opportunity to be protected? i understand you cannot be mandatory about attending, but what is wrong with giving the option to a young man? at notre dame that wasn't a problem, everybody had to go to mass. they understood that. they didn't have to partake in the mass, but show respect. you didn't have to worry about anybody calling the president and complaining. >> you coached a lot of football teams. what should the coach do you think of clemson say? how should he respond to this? >> i think you have to make sure everything is voluntary. don't you have the right to meet your accuser?

what football player is upset with it or is it somebody on the outside doesn't have anything to do with it? >> no one on the team complained. that's the key point. this wisconsin-based group came in and decided to assert their authority. >> they are bullying everybody else and want us to practice atheism. and atheism, if i pronounce it with my lisp, you practice nothing about god. no god can be anywhere. i love what ronald reagan said. he said we are one nation under god and if we cease to be one nation under god we are one nation going under. we are founded on judeochristian principles. >> lou holtz, we are happy to have you this morning. thanks. >> mark me down as undid he seeded. >> i can tell. >> the legendary lou holtz.

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the kidnapping was fake, meant to scare and ed cade parents. >> what can parents do if this does come to life? joining us is a self-defense trainer. to look at these statistics, every year more than 200,000 children are abducted not just by random strangers,ings but family members. >> the important thing to realize is with 95% of the attacks are preventible. it is the responsibility of the parents to adopt a safety lifestyle that they can ensure the safety of their children not only for themselves, but anyone who takes care of the children including relatives, grandparents, nannies. >> a lot is psychological not just physical. you don't have to be an expert to do the best to protect your kids. one of the tips you have. focus on situational awareness. >> situational awareness is being more aware of your surroundings. there are simple tactics you can

adopt. the way you see. people out in public are using their direct vision as opposed to peripheral vision. if you're operating with peripheral vision you can take in more, see more and react faster. >> looking around left to right is something bruce lee used to talk about. using your peripheral vision to be aware of your surroundings. >> a great drill to have a conversation with someone and to be aware of what's also around you. while you're watching your kids, you're aware of things happening. you can see so much. >> you talk about improvised weapons. we have them on us. well, i don't have an umbrella. >> your body. your hands and legs are great i brought common objects you would find in a bag. or even in a stroller. >> how would you use the umbrella. >> similar to an impact weapon,

same way you would use targeting certain areas. >> if i'm going to be attacked, this is the person. >> water. i want to make a quick note you're not concerned about the outcome of inflicting pain or having a physical reaction. what you should care about is disrupting the thought process. if you can do that, his recovery to get over that buys you the time you need to move in or escape. >> you can throw the bottle or you can splash them. >> once again, i won't. yes, just to splash the water or a hot substance like coffee is great. >> do we teach kids if they have things on them, run, throw something at someone coming near them and take off running? >> what i actually recommend is that you have a code word that

if they hear that code word to run to you. you control your child, as well. if i yell fire, that teaches a child to run to me, i can work with that reaction in a real situation. >> you talk about tactical strategic training. we used to joke with my dad, he would get the lay of the land. >> scanning, profiling, a potential threat. having something simple like invisible circles. these are physical boundaries you dictate for yourself. >> somebody who gets in your personal space. you can define your personal space. >> yes for yourself or if 2 your child is away from you, you're in charge and responsible for their personal space, as well. >> is she going to attack me? >> can she, please?

>> what does happen? >> if i'm holding a child from here, using my legs to keep distance, something like a side kick or push kick allows you to create that space. if i'm here with a child i can change the level i want and also bring my body up or down to actually create that distance. if i see that the attacker is unarmed, for example, can i use your body? using the ball of your foot to make contact with the target is a great way. >> we know what target we should be focusing. >> top target is the groin on a male attacker. overall, having the ability to visualize and actually see yourself reacting to a situation is one of the most important things. you condition your mind to take action.

>> going into every situation with your kids and not being surprised or taken by surprise is the key. >> even above all this, there is a way of adopting a safe lifestyle that allows you to lower your levels of pair nowia and be present but still have an eye on their safety. >> thank you so much. very nice meeting you. >> thank you for not actually hitting me. coming up here, they fought for our freedom. did a va medical center fail them? the bombshell findings about delays with deadly results for some of our country's heroes. enjoy spring break with science. the dancing scientist is here. we have really cool experiments. you've got to get your kids to watch this. >> we've got tucker hammering. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of.

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breathing a sigh of relief. that suspect wanted in a string of sniper attacks has been charged. 27-year-old mohammed pedro whitaker is facing 27 felony charges. he fired at drivers from his own car and sped away. three people were hurt in those incidents. he is being held on a $1 million bond. authorities say they believe he did act alone. >> a mysterious e-mail from monica lewinsky omitted from the latest dump of clinton era files for privacy reasons. one line references a four-page e-mail referred to as a medical record. the recipient was identified as a friend of lewinsky in the starr report dated 1997 a time she claims she was still having an affair with the president. >> they fought for our country but deserved the best health care. did va medical center in phoenix

lead to 40 deaths? bombshell findings from a congressional investigation discover hospital staff kept a secret waiting list. the head of the phoenix va denies knowing anything about this. senator john mccain says he'll do whatever it takes to get answers. >> never before have i seen an allegation of the cover-up of 40 people dying. this raises it to a level that is unprecedented. that's why we have to use every instrument of government to get to the bottom of this. if it's true, hold those accountable. >> the inspector general's office is investigating. >> a pooch with a hatred for cars is busted for being a vandal. the border collie named jesse was caught on surveillance video chewing up the tires along the streets of a small new england town. it's been going on the past six months. the dog's owner said he had no idea this was happening. jesse was hit by a car nearly two years ago and hated them

ever since. those are your headlines. let's get over to the boys. >> are you ready for some exciting experiments, not the boring stuff from school but the real stuff we do on cable television. whoa! >> are you all right? >> what is going on exactly? >> i'm a scientist. >> we are going to do stuff that's blowing why you are mind. it's already freaking me out. jeffrey known as the dancing scientist and a ph.d. student at ucla and a mad genius is here to explain what the heck is going on. >> what are you doing? >> that is liquid nitrogen. it's very cold. want to talk about light bulb technology and cool material here. >> what is this? this can't be good for us. >> it's cold liquid nitrogen. i took a light bulb and busted

them open like that. >> that is our greenroom lamp you smashed here. >> edison invented the light bulb and made the film out of carbon because it gets very hot, 5,000 degrees. let's see if we can get lucky. there we go. got lucky. if i turn this on, it glows and goes out real quick because there is air here. here i have liquid nitrogen. if i take the filament, don't do this at home. we are preventing the air from getting to it. the thing about the light bulbs, they are banned in the u.s. starting january 2014. if you go to home depot and the hardware store you cannot find them. >> amazon.com can get them for you. >> you probably can, but they come from china. 95 cents of every dollar you use

to make this light is going towards heat. only 5 cents is going toward the actual light. if i take it out, quickly it burns out because it runs out as it reacts to the oxygen. >> no wonder it took edison thousands of times to get it right. >> now we have the cfls. four times less energy, saves you money. they have a tiny bit of mercury inside them. you have to dispose of them by taking them back to home depot. >> not a big deal or anything. >> there is better stuff now. this is an l.e.d. bulb. saves you about $150, lasts 20 years. maybe you tried them in the past, they weren't so good, but it's improving now. $5, they used to be $20. >> we just did our whole house with those. >> this is chip dip? >> this is a fluid i mixed corn

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. former new york city police commissioner ray kelly booed offstage at brown university. can you imagine? former secretary of state condoleezza rice uninvited to speak at rutgers. who are these schools inviting instead? to answer that question, we've

got the chief of campus reform caleb bonham. thanks for joining us. ten obama cabinet secretaries giving commencement speeches this season. >> yeah. 10-16 delivering commencement addresses at the upcoming commencement ceremonies for the spring semester. it expands when you take a look what's going on on college campuses. 57 democrats are going to be delivering commencement addresses to only 26 republicans. people are wondering what's going on here? >> you know exactly what's going on. it's a completely closed system. universities are run by the left and indoctoratation the rest of us have to work three jobs to pay for. >> the proportions are out of whack. democrats hold 21 seats as

governors in america. republicans hold 29. you would think the proportion would be fair. when you look how many governors are delivering commencement speeches, only the democrats nearly doubled the amount of governors that are speaking over republicans. it makes no sense. the same thing with the house. there are more republican congressmen and congress women, but democrats are delivering more commencement speeches in that category, as well. they win in every one we measure on campus reform. >> it's the nature of the speakers. the republicans, it's jon huntsman not ann coulter, but the democrats are, a lot of them are full-footed lefties. >> you're having the president of planned parenthood delivering a commencement address. you're having places like ohio state university where chris matthews is going to deliver the commencement address. after that was announced, they actually abandoned the general commencement committee that sets up -- it's chaired by students

and staff who will determine who the speaker will be. they abandoned that and appointed chris matthews and students started saying they don't even know who he is. >> can you imagine having to sit through that? i can't even imagine. it's unbelievable. >> there's not a whole lot of thrills going up the legs with people in the audience. >> people will be running for the exit. godspeed, ohio state, i wish you luck. caleb, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, tucker. >> up next we go back to rick live at the new york auto show with a very special surprise. >> guys, the best part of the day is coming up right now. we have governor cuomo here and specialist robert lauria who is receiving a toyota rav 4. we'll be presenting this special wounded vet a special car made for him. stay with us. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect.

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welcome back to fox and friends. the new york auto show about to open to the public but before it does rick is joined by special people to kick things off and a special message. rick? >> reporter: this is the best part of the show every year, we end up presenting a car to one of the wounded veterans. this year, we want to present the keys right here. >> robe on behalf of toyota, we are so proud to present you the wounded warriors with a brand-new toyota rav4. robert, you are a true american hero, somebody for everybody to look up to and we are so proud.

we are auto dealers, and toyota. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> appreciate it. >> robert, you have a car but there is one extra cool feature now that you are going to have a car. governor cuomo, the governor of new york, you have something to present to the sergeant as well. >> yes, we are all pleased and proud to be at the auto show that is going to draw over 1 million visitors and we are especially proud to be part of the presentation and we applaud the wounded warriors and toyota for honoring the wounded veterans, and we want you to know, robert, we are all so proud of you and what you have done for your country, and our admiration and respect for you, and our gratitude, and as a sign of that we have a special license plate from the state of new york that will let all new

yorkers know of your bravery, and it's a special purple heart plate that recognizes your award and you were also awarded the bronze star for valor, but we want you to present you with the license plate personalized for your vehicle so everybody will know, and it's the state of new york plate for purple heart with "rob" on the plate. >> tell me what that means to you right now? >> it means a lot. now people know who i am and they will see me driving around in this thing and it's really cool. i am at a loss for words and it's overwhelming and a great honor. >> this car is especially made to you and designed to adapt to the injuries you have. you told me this comes at a good time for you. >> absolutely. a little rough the first half of the year, and i had a car and ended up losing it for

mechanical reasons and this couldn't have come at a better time. >> wonderful. thank you for your sacrifice and service. governor, thank you for joining us. more "fox & friends" coming up. for families. four lines for only $160 a month. including 10 gigabytes of shareable data. 25 gigabytes of cloud storage to connect all the content you love. unlimited talk. and unlimited international messaging. all so your family can do more-- for less. our best plans. on the best network. for best results, use verizon.

welcome back. >> rick, thank you so much. >> where is rick? he is at the auto show. >> how does the car feel? >> reporter: how happy are you? is this feeling good? >> this is a pretty sick vehicle. i can't even tell you how excited i am. >> reporter: well, we are very happy for you and thankful for your service, and enjoy this and drive it and be happy and you have your special plate. guys, back to you. >> toyota, outfitting a fantastic car for a wounded warrior. anything strike your fancy there? >> i like the mercedes with the aroma therapy. got my name on there. >> it has a radar in there for

the weather. >> and does it give you a hot stone massage -- >> well, not quite the situation. >> we will be back tomorrow. tomorrow is easter. have a wonderful easter if we don't see you. >> log on to the after show, "fox & friends." when it comes to our economy, and for democrats running for re-election, top democratic strategist james carville and stanburg putting out the word, stay away from the word "recovery" because people are still hurting. what does it say about the real state of our economy. this is bulls and bears. and we have our guests. welcome to everybody. wh