good morning, everyone. it is saturday, the 26th of april, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. and we do begin with a fox news alert. extreme weather. tornadoes already touching down overnight and it could be a wild weather weekend. we are tracking it all as the storms sweep the country. what you need to know. think risk their lives for our freedom but left at home to die for a corrupt system this do not care enough. they treat them unfairly. heroes, red carpet. >> is it time for the

president to step in and fix the v.a. or is it far past time? >> and it's rick on a dirt bike. can he ride with the best? mornings are better with the friends. good morning. hi, everybody. this is dick vitale. are are you watching "fox & friends"? they are awesome, baby. >> i didn't believe he is doing that. so jealous. >> check your insurance. >> peter johnson junior with us this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> great to see you. >> good morning to you. >> a lot going on outside weatherwise. do you have an update. >> we have a weather alert an extreme weather alert. strong storms packing winds hail and tornadoes stormed

through north carolina. the hardest hit was beaufort county, that's where a state of emergency has been declared. several homes damaged. several mobile homes flattened. trees toppled into roadways. some injuries have been reported. no word on just how serious. and they were supposed to be at prom last night. instead, students at one connecticut high school went to a vigil for their murdered classmate. hundreds gathered at the beach in their dresses and tuxedos and released balloons into the air as they remembered 16-year-old sanchez. the junior slashed to death at school after she rejected a boy who asked her to the dance. he has been charged with murder. just weeks ago sanchez posted this photo to facebook in her prom dress. she wrote yea. so excited. a terrifying scene in california as an suv plows into a crowd of people waiting to get ice cream

killing a 63-year-old woman. the bench. car went straight into them crushing them into the window. police believe the elderly driver went forward instead of while in reverse while trying to back out of a parking spot. new video overnight. four more crew members are arrested following the deadly ferry accident in south korea. prosecutors say all 15 now in custody accused of negligence and failing to help passengers in need. the captain initially told passengers to stay in their rooms and took half on hour to issue an evacuation order when it was too late. 187 people are confirmed dead. 115 people still missing. those are your news headlines. >> thank you, anna. go now to metlife stadium where our friend rick is all suited up. >> rick, what are you doing?

i'm not suited you up yet. i learned how to ride one of these monster energy super cross bikes. it was incredible fun. out here at metlife stadium. 17 events. bring in 550 truck loads of dirt to create this track that, as you can see, is covered in tarp now. we had rain all night so we are going to try to get these tarps off throughout the morning here so we can get bikers out here biking. we he do have to talk about the weather because there has been at the love weather going on the last couple days. mapsz. storms that went through the carolinas last night. that was gone and that was the first wave of some severe weather we h a few tornadoes there. go out across the west. the next storm is pulling into the west coast. that is going to be a major severe weathermaker for about the next five days it is a very slow lumbering system. bringing in very cool air out across parts of the west. you see the cool temperatures there 49 for a high today in provo. you see that orange there in

texas it. we will see some readings today in the 90's across kansas, oklahoma, and texas. get that kind of warm air and end up with severe weather. that's what's going to happen later on today start of it. where that weather is tomorrow gets worse off to the east and continues for the next couple of days after that all right, guys. this is one of these super cross bikes. and if the tarps don't go up. i'm going to get on and ride them on the tarps. what do you think? >> i think you should ride it back here to the studio. >> i have no license. >> i would like to see you on that jersey turnpike. >> i gave up on dirt bikes at 14 because i almost killed myself. we want you to do well. >> all right. we'll be back. thanks, rick. you may remember this story because it's been unfolding for years because the veterans association, the v.a. set by terrible backlogs, four years. veterans earning their

benefits defending this country finding they are waiting and waiting and waiting to wait for what's theirs much the president last year addressed this, august of 2013. president obama pledging to reform the v.a., watch. we're not going to quit until we eliminate the backlog. paperless systems so the backlogs don't come back so your claims are right the first time, on time. [ applause ] after years of military service, you shouldn't have to wait for years for benefits you've earned. >> there is broken promises. empty words and broken promises. by one account, at least 40 people died in the phoenix v.a. hospital waiting for care based upon its phony waiting system where they had two different lists. and where they it would shred one and then go to the

other list and give the appearance to washington and to families across the country that they were seeing people within an appropriate time. we also know about reports in other states. and so how will the congress respond? more importantly, how will the president respond as the commander in chief? paul of the afghanistan veterans of america in this response. >> we need a response from the president and secretary of veterans affairs. how far does this go just phoenix or other people cooking the books. two sets of books. our veterans should never have to wait. this is absolutely outrageous. >> he is saying mr. president, nice rhetoric. that's a very patriotic speech thank you but where is the action? folks, if you are just waking up with us, you heard peter right, there are two lists they are cooking the books and essentially saying oh o, yeah, these people are only having to wait 14 days

really they are having to wait weeks. reports of 55 days these veterans, our heros are having to wait. >> they didn't actually improve the care, they just changed the way they reported it they just changed the paperwork. >> i talked about this the other day, under some understanding of federal law if these allegations are are true, these are criminal charges in terms of false data. in terms of fraud. interms of conduct leading to death. punishable under federal statutes. is the president involved? is the attorney general involved in looking at arizona and looking at other jurisdictions around the country where other people, in fact, did wait and may have died as a result of waiting so long. >> and it will be interesting to see, sounds

like you are right, whether this unfolds in a criminal direction. we know the president was involved to this extent. this a question of priority. he promised to fix the veterans administration. why is there a higher priority in his administration in doing that? that should be number one. not sucking up to hollywood celebrities. not having dinner with jeffrey cats. but fixing the veterans administration above all else and he didn't. >> the thing exposed earlier was the fact that people were not getting the benefits in terms of disability, in terms of processing that they were supposed to get based on their war time injuries and disabilities. now, we have the second piece that people who were part of the system who were attending a v.a. hospitals were not getting the care and being lied to about it in one jurisdiction, phoenix. they have 40 people allegedly die. not having been seen by a physician, waiting to die. talk about friendly fire. >> yeah, let's 'put this

into specific too. these are per perspective. >>' he was in the emergency room wasn't able to see there you need to go schedule a primary care appointment. she tries to set that up for her father-in-law. and they say ma'am, there is a seven month wait. you just have to be patient. take a listen to this. >> they do not care enough for the patients, obviously. they treat them unfairly they are heroes. they deserve red carpet. they pushed him aside like an animal. i believe if they did further testing that if there was cancer, they could have gave him the care he needed. >> that's so depressing if these guys would have applied for welfare they would have been attended to imneil immediately.

>> a lot of people were cast at this gaited about death lists for the v.a. -- the former head and friends of former president clinton, come four square against, well, first obamacare, second the president is foot dragging on the xl keystone pipeline. the head of the union, a layoff long democrat he says this quote, for the record, our union was among those that twice supported the obama/biden ticket that does not negate our right and obligations to speak out when because of politics the administration fails to stand up for working people and the men and women we

represent. >> job security, it's going to potentially get us independent, if it finally goes through. it's already been six years, folks. and was made by the president to delay this potentially after mid terms was dropped on good friday if you'll remember. the other thing about this is what message this is sending to canada, our northern ally. what message this is sending to vladimir putin. is this a message of weakness. >> obama administration grow a southwest antlers and take a message from popeye and eat some spinach, unquote. antlers and spinach, prescription for america. >> help your buddies in hollywood mad about the pipeline because of thee red particular call environmental concerns and people who actually work for a living? who does he with? >> hollywood.

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proclamation in 19 a 2. one-eighthists is demanding that the military retreat from taking part in that ceremony. the same military that fights for religious freedom across the globe. national day of prayer task force john good morning, john. >> thank you, peter. good glmg objecting to the military's participation in this day of prayer and in this ceremony what do you say to this complaint. >> this is the national days of prayer go all the way back to 1875. 142 presidents have called for americans to pray. proclamations of officials calling on america to pray. this is american tradition.

this particular gathering of prayer on capitol hill has been taking place for 3 1 years. and it is a bipartisan event. congress calls for this day of prayer and our task force is a privilege to be a facilitator of it. participants of it and it's an honor to do so this particular group complain every year. he speaks for a very small demographic of people and sitting on the precipice of a largest gathering national day of prayer we have seen in u.s. history. >> john, let's look and see what mr. weinstein has said in this letter to secretary hagel: john, is the military going to fold on this? is the defense department going to fold and say we are

stopping with this tradition? we are not going to be involved? what has been the response from the defense department and mr. hagele going forward from may 1? >> you know, as i just mentioned, we are facilitators, we are honored to be a part of it. the military assets are all coordinated by the congressman who are co-sponsoring this event. i show up and you i see that they are there just like the rest of our guests do. they don't coordinate those details threw our office. that is all through congressman adderhalt and if those gentlemen weren't co-sponsoring it it would be somebody else. bipartisan event. designed to pray for all branches of government including our military. my goodness if they didn't need prayer right now i don't know what we would be doing. they need prayer. just your previous story on the veterans affairs yesterday with the suicide rates. these men and women have been putting themselves in harm's way and they need prayer. it's an honor for us to stand alongside them and

pray for them there are no dod vitals -- violation in this event. our national day task force is involved as we have been for the past 31 years. >> we have to leave it there. >> we will continue to fight. >> thanks for being involved for the last 31 years we need prayer in this country. >> amen. >> amen. anti-be00 particular super bug in places like hospitals. could it be turning up in your home? how to protect your family next. and, one little box with one big surprise. [ laughter ] >> really? >> yeah. >> let's find out what was inside. what bhas was inside that box? coming back.

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some headlines from around the world this morning the death toll rising to 33 after bombs rock a campaign alli in iraq. remarkable video there. the attack coming just days before this country holds its first national election since america withdrew its troops in 2011. and the g 7 moving swiftly on more sanctions for russia as ukraine fears an imminent invasion. u.s. sanctions could be levied as early as this monday. early overnight president obama arrives in malaysian on third leg. conduct a nuclear test

during the president's trip. anna? there is a second wave of the flew sweeping the country and hitting kids especially hard. what do you need to look out for and how do you know if it's the flu or something else like allergies? joining us now is nurse practitioner the founder of mid level u. good morning how are you? >> i know you said this super winter is causing worse allergies. how do we tell it's just allergies or we really have the flu. >> good rule of thumb is that allergy are more debilitating. flu you get body aches, high fever temperatures 101, 102. severe headache and a lot of the hacking cough. allergies, you get more of runny nose, congestion, itchy watering eyes and sneezing. flu people tell me they have been hit by a truck. allergies they are not so

bad. they are annoying but don't make you feel ill all over. >> this isn't the time we normally think about getting a flu shot. do we need a second flu shot? >> no, you don't. if you have already had the flu shot you are immune to this strain of flu. this is different. this year it contained either three or four strains. noe matter which one you got you are immune. no need for this flu shot. >> new study about mrsa being found in homes. this is particularly scary. we think about it being in hospitals. since it can be spread by raisers and sharing towels, right? what does this mean for the average american? >> what this new stud have y. showed is that our homes are major reservoir for standoff bacteria. stawf. it's coming into our communities and now our personal residences. what you need to do is really need to clean well. first of all most importantly, wash your hands. a good roughly thumb is you need to wash your hands for

about 20 seconds. if you sing the happy birthday song twice while you are soaping up, that's about 20 seconds. >> so often we just kind of run our hands and we are in a hurry trying to get out. but that's not what we need to do. what else? >> clean all those commonly used surfaces really well with good disinfectant sprays. most should clean the bathroom, kitchen really well. there are a list of bacterias and viruses killed by certain cleaning products on the back of those products. look for ones that kills mrsa wash your sheets and towels in hot water once a week. >> not because of mures but because of the flu. >> of course. any time to prevent illness. that's important. >> erin, thank you so much. 27 minutes after the hour on saturday morning. coming up on "fox & friends." she was called super woman for saving her son just seconds before home explosion. police are saying that

mother's heroic tale was all a lie. a tall tail. now she is in big trouble. and a dad is breaking up with hip hop. why he says his love for rap music is lost and all because of his two young daughters.

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the city of chicago is building a new high school named after president obama. yeah. i hear the student government isn't that good but the golf team is amazing. >> welcome back. >> that's funny. >> here is an interesting story. it turns out peter johnson jr. is a rap afficionado. would you explain what's going on here? >> there is a father that listens to hip hop he sends a letter saying is he breaking one rap music for the sake of his young daughter. rap music and it is, and not like 70s, 80's, disco and rap. this stuff is out of control. and as a father i agree with him, he says i am breaking up with you, rap music. and it's not you. it's me. it's also kind of you. it's your rampant my sage any, homey. it's an epidemic your

unapologetic sexism is a scourge on a cultural phenomenon. for the sake of my daughters, i've got to kick you to the curb. so he is speaking out and saying no more rap music. no more bad language about women. no more objectifying women. i'm standing up for my beautiful daughters and i've had enough. >> well, it's kind of sweet, isn't it? this is what he says, too. he says i don't care if it's her birthday or yo birthday shoddy: i will not be go-go-going anywhere. my own jumping house back doors. my girls are golden. my girls are spirit of character and must be endeared accordingly. to kind of go on the flip side of this, it's not just rap, right? it's miley cyrus, it's lady gaga, it's britney, it's kecia, it's reanna, it's

everybody. i wish we could go back to the days of like motown and stevie wonder and jackson 5 and aretha franklin and ask for respect. that music made me feel good and suitable for. >> everybody that's where i live. >> i have no contact with any of this. these are lucky girls that they have -- first of all that they have a father unlike about half of american kids growing up without fathers. parents never got married. also their dad cares enough to make thoughtful choices about what he listens to at home. i think they are going to be in good shape these girls. >> rap music art intailgating life or life imitating art? degradation our society. music is so popular. >> i have a prediction, this father is going to be pillar ed. spoken out against folks in the music industry is he not with it doesn't understand the cultural implications of rap music.

rap music is an endearing force in our society and it should be cherished. he is speaking out as a father and saying that the language, the images the whole east those of rap music is rap music is destructive not only to his daughter's future but to our society. >> what's so interesting. if you care about respecting women and raising dignified self-confident girls, make sure they have a dad. people who grow up with a father are in much better shape. boys who grow up without a father are much more likely to disrespect women. this is something you would have thought feminists would have caught on to. >> i appreciate as an art form. how about showing respect for the majesty and won determine of the opposite sex. >> there you go. >> listen to the frozen song, let it go, let it go. one of the top songs out right now. email us at fox news. facebook or twitter. instead making a good

decision there another making headlines this hour. >> the russians have landed. >> this whole dang island is under attack by russians. >> all different kinds of boats. >> turns out, a russian spy boat has been eavesdropping on the united states for a month. the pentagon revealing the boat was spotted off the florida coast and near a nuclear submarine base in georgia. officials suspect the ship being accompanied by a tug boat has been part of a spying operation since march. she was praised -- 2-year-old son from a fire. now a washington mother is under arrest accused of setting that fire herself. melinda sarah's told investigators she started it because she wasn't prepared to bring her newborn baby home from the hospital. sayer's baby girl was born prematurely and suffered from brain damage.

she ended up dying at the hospital from a seizure the day after that fire. two secret service agents being hailed as heroes who saved a woman who collapsed in front of the white house. the quick thinking officers rushed to save her life. the whole thing caught on camera. 599-year-old wasn't breathing and turned blue. officers gave her cpr and used defibrillator to jump start her heart. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. and this next video is going to absolutely just melt your heart. it's one father's priceless reaction. after he finds out his daughter and her husband are having a baby. >> all right. >> really? >> yeah. >> it meant so much to her father because she is an only child and her mother passed away 20 years ago. she is 10 weeks along. those are your headlines.

>> that's pretty wonderful. the amazing spider man is back. the action, the fantasy, and the super hero we all love swings into theaters next weekend. >> do you know what it it is i love about being spider man? everything. >> step into the blinding yet weirdly comforting glare of the fox light with michael that that amazing spider man 2. they were shooting this movie last summer. i don't know if you can remember. >> he booked hardly keep clayton chained to the couch. >> you saw that whole action scene at the beginning of the movie. largest production movie ever done in new york city. first time that spider man movie was entirely shot in

the city. it's kind of a big deal for the city of new york. one of the things i love 'this city is the cast andrew garfield. sally field stone and jamie foxx. picks up where the last one left off and struggles with answers to what happened to his parents. >> they got the that treatment? >> they did. >> spider man inspires me and i try to do my best to uphold the symbol and the beautiful thing is about that character is that peter parker is imperfect as well. he shows up and gives his all even knowing that he could fall and fail. and he does. he doesn't save everybody. he can't save everybody but he gives everything. he drags himself out of bed and throwing everything at the it wall. it's a beautiful message for how to live. >> doing the work is so fun. there is he right there. that's my darling boy.

it's we get to improvise most of our stuff. and i love working with him. so it's just a dream. >> i was more excited about this one i think than the first one. it was really fun. >> so michael, how do you think it's goings to do? $100 million. >> probably really well. two sequels in the works. >> you said emma stone is beautiful in person too. >> we are the only person she spoke ton 00 red carpet the other night. >> we can see more. andrew garfield, is that an english accent i have heard. >> she doesn't do a good new york city accent. >> i didn't realize that i thought he was american all along. >> born in california. but to a british mother. >> great actor then. >> we are seeing the rest of the cast today. tweet me if you have questions at fox light michael. as always seal our interviews at in the fox light.com. >> it is comforting. it really is. >> thank you, michael. >> and sunglasses this

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and the fbi is currently looking for him now. and maybe that robber should have used this trick. researchers say taking notes with old fashioned pen and paper is more effective than typing. they say people who use laptops or tablets type mindlessly and have a harder time remembering information so work on your cursive. >> one of the most violent cities on this continent. it's chicago. and last weekend alone. 45 people were shot there nine of them died. that brings the total of shootings in that city to 465 this year so far. nearly 200 of those victims were between the ages of 20 and 29 years old. all of this, despite chicago's gun laws which are some of the strictest in the world. so what's happening here? well, charles butler is a radio talk show host and he joins us this morning with some answers. mr. butler, thanks for coming on. what is going on in chicago? it's an affluent is i. it's not one of these

hallowed out. it's a thriving city with a lot of rich people. why the gun violence? >> well, i think a lot of it is because we have a city gang culture. more guns on the streets in law-abiding citizens hands. rahm immanuel and super mccarthy are doing wonders in this city. things that haven't been done in 60 years. if you understand anything about chicago, mr. carlson, it's that this is a city that black communities were given -- gangs were given control of black communities to keep them in line and keep chaos in those communities and now barack obama is bringing felons back to those same communities to create more chaos. >> it's so remarkable to me that the city continues to pursue the same policies it's pursued for 50 years. crime rate gets higher. take guns out of the hands fing everybody. doesn't seem to make any dent at all on gun violence.

our conceal carry law started january 1st. you saw the drop in crime for the first quarter. it's the lowest it's been since 195. i think that says a lot right there in that criminals are saying well, people are going to shoot us. i moved to this town from san diego. and i couldn't believe the mentality of the people here talking about how the gangs had credibility. and the gangs were basically legitimate members in the community. >> oh, sure. jeff fort, who is the chicago game member had a seat at the table politically for years. that's not something -- i can't imagine any city putting up with that and to be blunt in a white neighborhood. people would never put up with that never. i made those comments. i called urban gangs urban terrorists. i think our ricco laws should be used to eradicate these gangs out of black

neighborhoods, simply. and also i hold the black church at faulted for not standing up for citizens and standing up for criminals in the black neighborhood. every time a black criminal is abused by the police black pastors used to stand up and protest. how dumb is that? they are out here trying to protect the people. you are talking about a criminal who is killing our children. >> exactly. >> it's just so backwards. >> you know, i bet. >> unbelievable. >> charles butler joining us from chicago. thanks a lot. that's really>> you are welcome. >> well, dozens of veterans left to die. a v.a. hospital accused of an elaborate coverup. so where is washington? why can't the president stop the problem? is he trying? we will have that all for you coming up. it's rick like you have never seen rick before but always wanted to see rick. the question is can he ride with the best? we're about to find out.

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good morning, everyone. in just a few hours. metlife stadium will erupt with the roar of fans and the engines of super cross bikes. >> that stadium has been transformed from a football field into a dirt track complete with jumps and tight turns. >> and rick is out there with all the action. and you you even learned to ride, right, rick? >> i did. you know, we came out here. they brought all this dirt out hire and we figured we better see what an average person can do. i have been on a bike before, but it's been a long time and never a dirt bike in this thick dirt.

we have three of the best riders, three champions it to teach me how to ride. take a look at how it went. >> heim here to learn how to ride super cross. super cross motorcycle riding skills into me. i will let you know in one second. get out of here now. does anybody know where these pads go? let's do this. >> so i think i am supposed to learn how to do this now. nothing like doing that with a big audience. hopefully that's good. so far so good. >> got front break, the clutch. >> obviously. this is your back break. and then the shifter over

here. >> okay. >> he already forgot step one buckling the helmet. >> kick starter. crank it over and push down on it. >> i'm out of breath. >> slowly let it out. don't whip it. second gear go down and back or do you want to keep like that? >> oh, yeah. >> what are you laughing at?

okay. i got it is this the only bump i can go over? >> you can go over that bump. >> i wouldn't send them over it looks like soft. i don't know. if you want to try it it, you will be fine. >> nailed it. way to go. >> thank you. thanks. >> all right, man. you you ready to race? >> yeah, clearly. you are in trouble.

>> rick, rick, rick, it took you 10 times to get the thing started. i will kill samantha your producer right now for not editing that in a nicer fashion for you. >> i thought it was valiant effect. >> i think someone added water to that gas tank is what happened. >> it was completely cold it actually took them a long time to get it going. and, in my defense. take a look at these other bikes. i'm on 125 like mini bike that has a kickstand. dirt bikes don't have kick stands they have big things to put them on. >> jiffy stands. >> i give you a lot of credit. i had a hodaka dirt squirt 125. absolutely i spilled out the first time that was the end of it really badly. i said that is enough. >> i was impressed about the gun show though while you were getting suited up. >>. have fun out. >> there thank you, rick. coming up, call it

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hey, everybody, imad morning. saturday, the 26th of april, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. call it #diplomacy. the obama administration playing foreign policy politics on social media. will our enemies really be intimidated by a tweet? >> they were some of his biggest supporters. enough to big labor turning its back on the president and demanding that he approves the keystone pipeline on behalf of working people. details ahead. >> and barbara bush in football pads? mornings are really better with friends. we're happy to have you. ♪ ♪ >> how are you doing? this is andrew dice clay.

you are watching "fox & friends." >> hick -- hickory. >> nice to have you with us this morning on your saturday. we have some stories we want to get to. headlines we want to tell you about. they were supposed to be be at prom last night. instead students at one connecticut high school went to a vigil for their murdered classmates. hundreds gathered at the beach in their dresses and tuxedos and released balloons into the air as they remembered 16-year-old marianne san chez. junior slashed at school after she rejected a boy who asked her to the dance. he was charged with murder. she posted this photo on her facebook in her prom dress she wrote yea, how exciting. >> suv plows into people ice cream killing the

73-year-old woman. the woman was sitting on a bench outside the restaurant when a car went straight into them. crushing them up against the window. police believe the elderly driver went forward instead of reverse while trying to back out of a parking spot. happening overnight. four more crew members are arrested following a deadly ferry accident in south korea. prosecutors say all 15 now in custody are aced of next and failing to help passengers in need. of the captain initially told passengers to stay in their room and took half an hour to issue an evacuation order when it was simply too late. 187 people are confirmed dead. 115 people still missing. barbara bush is tackling ill literacy. 88-year-old former first lady put on eye black and shoulder pads. check this out to team up with houston texas defenseman j.j. watts. the two are cooking something up for a a charity vent. not clear what they have

planned. if this picture is a preview of the event will likely be success. i remember listening to talk radio growing up and she hosted a program that was read a story, a story, a story. with henry vogan. it was on the same station. >> impressive. i have no memory of that at all. >> thank you, anna. if you have been paying any attention, you may have noticed the world is in turmoil middle east to russia. envision of the sovereign country of ukraine. >> what is the obama administration doing? well, pretty much nothing, but they are tweeting furiously. issued very very stern tweets. here is samantha power tweeting about iran, yet again iran ran unopposed and given status on women's rights, this is outrage. that's basically the sum total of the u.s. response

to. >> great for mentioning this but where were you when it was all happening? right? >> spiblegging of russia. this is the state department response to russia's aggression to ukraine. quoting now. the world stands #united for ukraine let's hope that the kremlin will live by the promise of #. >> well, the hope of social media really has become the bully pulpit now in america as long as we master the internet. which we haven't mastered according to most reports. senator ted cruz sent out his own tweet in spawps to this media barrage of the state department and our ambassador note to state department, the promise of a #isn't going to make putin pull out of ukraine. >> are you sure? once he sees that ferocious

#don't you think he will think better of his actions. >> senator mccain interviewed him the other day. he was talking about the fact that we won't each give small arms to the folks in ukraine. give small arms. >> we won't give them rifles. decided we give them mres, meals ready to eat. hope and fears on social media. >> also #s. you are missing this peter. we are not sending substantial assistance but we are sending something #. s. >> the climate created by this administration for a linger time. international stage people respect strength, confidence and trust. obama shown none of those things when it matters i

think this is whaty roosevelt was talking about. speak softly and send corn beef hash and #. that will overcome oobstacle in the world. can you you believe that? what do you think about that? write to us here on "fox & friends" on that #dip plea macy or merely #smoking diplomacy. which one would be more effective and alerted after the 7:06 in the morning. what are we doing? >> it's like a parody. i'm laughing but it's a roughly laugh. what a squandering of the moral authority in the world. strong and decisive keeps the world safe. >> in the #battle you read stories the russians have been working on social media for the and really ahead of news that battle. also working to get ahead of us on nuclear weapons. also way ahead of us on true

productions in this country preworld war ii. social media on the front lines in ukraine. >> it's so faddish. like all the kids are doing social media we need to get on the social media thing. all the cool kids are on twitter. really? you hate to think of the state department. >> if you are going to do it, tucker, you are a media expert as well. do it, do it well. as soon as we go out. they have these russian controls that go out there and trash us big big time. so every tweet that we send out, they humiliate us with with our own #. >> you see why they are doing this. president obama forked for him on the campaign trail social media #for that people have been critical calling him the campaigner in chief. that is so smart. it works for rg ing for america. worked in iowa in 2008. so they think it's going to work with the russians. how childish. >> tweets worked after

benghazi as well. we have a history of tweeting our way out of trouble in this country and now it's got an infamous past. let's wake up a little bit here. >> let's talk about keystone pipeline. you remember on good friday the president announced there was going it be another delay, it's been six years already. he is saying it could be potentially until after the midterm elections. no real surprise there. what is new out now is the head leader of labor's international union. about half a million construction workers is now very upset and, of course, labor i couldn't knows in particular, in this one in particular it, big backer of the president. also helped him get elected raise millions of dollars against them. coming out against the president. for the record our union was new england knows that twice supported the obama biden ticket and we continue to support many of the president's initiatives that does not negate our right and obligation to speak out when, because of politics,

the administration fails to stand up for working people and the men and women we represent. if you care where job creation and growing our economy, let's get this thing on the road. >> that's exactly the choice the president faced. this is a clear this is a s. a crossroads. either support americans who work for the living. members of the international union behind them. or support tiny group of billionaire environnists who fund his campaign and live in los angeles. he chose the second. he chose the elites over the elites over the working class that he claims to care about. so revealing. >> one contributor who has pledged $50 million another 50 million from others who is really against this keystone pipeline. >> this is about his presidential library. is he trying to raise 750 million bucks. valerie jarrett is passing the cup for presidential library. potential offenders who said

i'm not giving you a dime unless you approve keystone. >> job production in america and a library for the president? president's attempt to fund raise for his library, yes. ' it's appalling. it tells you everything you need to know. we are working on behalf of the working people. really? here is a chance to give them jobs. passing them up so you can keep jeff castingberg happy. june backed him twice come out against him. >> pretty powerful. >> let us know what you think. >> rick reichmuth just showed us his than stellar motocross the hell's angels are trying to recruit him at this point showed great fortitude. >> thank you very much i can always count on you. the problem we have right now we have got rain. big rain here last night and caused these tarps to be up and the guys swear to me they are getting the pumps

out here and get this cleaned up by the end of the show so we can see some of the guys in action. a big weather weekend is in store for us. we had storms that moved through areas of the carolinas overnight bringing some tornadoes. that store is gone for the most part. now we're going to turn our attention to the next one which is out across parts of the west. this is a very big area of cold air that's moving across areas of the west. can you see the blues in the west. then you see those oranges across areas of texas and oklahoma and kansas. that's today where we are going to see the firing of the severe weather. anywhere from nebraska down throughout texas is where we have got that threat. i think eastern nebraska, we could be looking at tornadoes today across the red remember valley. tomorrow it moves farther off towards the east moderate risk for severe weather. continue to monday to that and put that information on twitter as well as here just a few minutes. guys have to watch our big

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at least 40 u.s. vets die while waiting for care. they were put on a secret wait list designed to inflate that facilities performance. now we are learning that sharon helmand, the director of that phoenix facility has been linked to a similar scandal in spokes can, washington. accused of fudging the number of veteran suicides. concerned veterans for america. ceo pete and fox news analyst pete joins us. how how are you? >> good morning, peter. how are you? >> explain to this killing game that went on in phoenix and, perhaps, across the country. >> it is straight bureaucratic deception. some on the v.a. would get a request for appointment. they would take a screen shot of it input it into the computer. take a quick screen shot and print it and put in the file. only on paper. they would wait a number of weeks. months, actually, until that

appointment was close enough to be due. then they would log it into the computer system so that washington and anyone else paying attention would think, hey, it was only 14 days or hey, it was only three weeks between when they asked for the pointment and when they got the it when in actuality vets or. waiting, six, seven, 8, 9, 10 months. it is a shell game to make numbers look better than they're. veterans are dying in the process. do you know what the worse part about it, peter? this is just the tip of the iceberg. anyone who follows v.a. knows these type of shell games, paper shuffling happen across the country. vets have been aware of it. dirtiest secret out there. hopefully this brings awareness to an issue that's been around for a long time. >> you and your organization have been over and over and on this for a little bit of time. and you have been very effective it. we have understanding now that sharon helmand may have a history in terms of this type of shenanigans. this type of shell game in the past. what do you know about ms. helmand? what happened to her as a

result of her conduct in the past? >> ms. hell man is the poster child for v.a. misfunction. misrepresented the number of veteran suicides. reported only 9 during the year she was there. there were actually 22. and they knew about it she didn't get fired. you know, in private practice or anywhere else. you will get fired for straight up deception. she got moved to another facility in illinois and moved to phoenix. and then when she arrived in phoenix. she is claiming she doesn't know about it the dock were to that was the whistle blower on the death in phoenix said she knew all about it and she question will be will she be fired? unlikely she will be because it's nearly impossible tore managers at the top of the veterans affairs to be fired that's the thing our organization is taking on accountability. she needs to be fired. >> we appreciate that you have been all over this story and will continue to be all over it. thank you for your service to this country and thank

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event in catholic church. millions expected to flood for a while. two folks elevated to saint hood on the very same day. >> pope john 243rd and pope john paul ii. what makes them saints and why now? >> john moody is the man to ask. written four books, including a biography of pope john paul ii. executive vice president and executive editor of fox news. proud to have him here this morning. >> ducks are vicious, aren't they? >> they would never be made saints. >> they are tasty though move faster on the path to saint hood than anyone. >> yes. almost as soon as he died. huge crowds appeared in st. peters square and started shouting in italian, make him a saint right away. just this popular movement and will.

pope benedict who succeeded pope john paul ii realized there had to be some sort of this incredible sing queue larr person and fast tracked to saint hood. >> pope john the 23rd people don't remember him but historic figure in terms of the church and liberalization of the church. >> i'm afraid i'm one of the few people who does remember him. he was the pope when i was born. you know, john the 23rd in many ways was the precursor to pope francis. he surprised people with his humility. he said things that a pope had never said before. he spoke in the first person. i instead of the rural we. greatest accomplishment ait to bring the line why it needs to happen so fast. is this an effort to bring conservative catholics and

rural catholics together? >> that's exactly what it is. what the pope is doing is symbolically taking the job paul 23rd and john paul the 2nd. squeezing them both together. they are both saints, get together, let's do it together. >> attacks on sniping at john paul ii in the press. >> of course. the press hates the catholic church because it actually stands for something. they hated john paul ii because he was a successful pope. while he was on earth he was a saint. now he is getting the recognition that his entire life demands. >> for people who aren't catholics, it's important to understand that there are leaders from around the world who are attending this ceremony. why is this an important event in terms it of news in the world? what significance does it have, john? >> i think the catholic church, it is a religion, naturally and not everybody is part of it. it is also part of the world system of leadership and government. and once again, the catholic church, unlike some

organizations that we can point to, it has rules. it stands for something. it says this is what you must do to obtain salvation. it's incredibly influential world culture as well. many people it go to the hunch church and the pope for advice. what do you think we should do. look at the role john paul ii played in bringing down the communist empire. >> walk us through the ceremony. >> it's going to be a huge celebration in st. peters square. celebrating mass with literally thousands of cardinals, bishops and other priests who have been invited to are this ceremony it will be a wonderful way of formalizing what everybody has known for a long time that we experienced real holiness during the reign of john paul ii and now we know also john the 23rd. >> a lot of folks in the mainstream media, when the selection of the latest pope and now again they want to politicize the process. but this is a process that

involves the church looking at these two deceased popes in acts of saint hood, miracles. they have made determinations that these particular two popes were involved with miraculous acts. >> sure. the media criticism. it's a free country. people can snipe and did whatever they want. these two guys are dead. he they can't fight back. would very a former president who is about 'to become a grandfather. many of us would say it's a wonderful occasion. not occasion to go back and review all of the things he did in his life. neither is this appropriate. this is a time to celebrate the saint hood of two incredible men. >> john moody thank you. >> thanks for your expertise. >> next on the rundown, message about the second amendment sparks a standing ovation. >> armed citizens made america free and the armed citizen will keep america free. >> the sheriff did not stop there what he said to a former supreme court justice is making news. we have got it for you

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justice jones, you would not be allowed to have guns. >> now the milwaukee county sheriff david clark jr. he was very upset about this. in fact, spoke to a big crowd nra convention this week and said he would actually take something different i had a better way of clearing up any confusion that activist judges have about the meaning of the second amendment. i would add these seven words at the end of the clause, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed, keep your hands off our guns, dam-da. armed citizen made america free and the armed citizen will keep america free he. >> the sheriff clark, you'll remember him from last year, too. he was making head lines because he put out these radio ads that basically was telling the people in his

community to consider getting firearms for themselves because calling 9 111 was no longer their best option. so, he has been a huge advocate for law abiding citizens to take up arms. >> and former justice stephens had some other interesting amendments to the constitution that he would be making and including basically outlawing the death penalty, capital punishment. in america and now i saw this morning let's legalize marijuana. >> here constitutional amendment i would like to see any public official, rich or powerful person who calls for taking away my guns or your guns, ought to give up his armed body guards. you disarm first. why is it that the people that to take your guns away are surrounded by armed guards to keep their families safe. they are totally fine. but you, you go it alone. i'm not for that. >> effectively talking about repeal. >> let's make the laws apply to everybody. you pass obamacare, you live under obamacare.

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of tarps that have water on it and it's going to be a big slip and side. super cross. not really slip and slide. that's what this looks like. the analysts, the fox sports analyst, these guys, this is a big mess out here because we had almost an inch of rain overnight. can they get this cleaned up and track dried out? >> yeah. the super cross track building crew they laid out all these tarps and have a very, you know, they have a process of how they peel this plastic off. scweemgy the water. i can tell you i have raced in the rain before where it felt more like a slip and side than it a super cross. we should have good track for here tonight. >> so you are a former champion. >> yep. >> you are also pretty young and former champion. you haven't been racing competitively for a while. >> yep. >> you get a lot of injuries. there is not a huge life span for being in this sport, is there? >> well, i mean, i would say that the average age for a

rider who, you know, who finally hangs up the boots is maybe 300. you know, giver take a couple years. dealing with injury, you know, definitely something that you have to deal with. and so being smart on the motorcycle and, crafting your skills to be safe is definitely important. >> three of the top riders taught me how to how to it ride the other day. >> that's what i heard. i heard you did really well, actually. >> but these guys are incredible athletes. talk about the athleticism it takes to be able to do the kinds of jumps and maneuver these tracks. >> i think physically super cross athletes i would put them up at the top, you know, world class trained athletes whether it's strength, whether it's cardiovascular, fitness really do. these guys put a lot of work into that the difference also with super cross is that i mean i feel it's the perfect blend between action sports and motorsports because here you have this motorcycle, this machine

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members of the inner faith panel are outraged about a film exhibit that uses the words islamist and jihad in reference to the islamist hijackers on a jihad against america. they say those words give a prejudice view against muslims. is their concern valid or political correctness in most outrageous form. lost his cousin in the world trade tower on

september 11th. lost his father as well in the 197 a terror attack here in new york city. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me, tucker. >> it's not allowed all of a sudden ton use the word islamist and jihad in reference to the 9/11 hijackers? how does that work? >> you say political correctness run amuck. as i said before, political correctness used to be a nuisance, now it's been a noose. we are really putting it around our necks to kill ourselves. history to. sanitize history. >> yes. >> i was there on 9/11. i commuted through the trade center. i saw the planes hit from my office downtown. and what i saw was a savage attack against america. and my cousin was killed. and it was clearly done by jihadists. they were holy warriors meant to kill us. now, i haven't seen the film, but i do know that the people who have put the film together down at the museum are terrific people and they are just searching the truth. and we can't even speak the truth anymore. >>the truth, that's exactly the point.

we should also note the people who put together this film are not political idealogues. >> no, they are not. >> hardly ferocious anti-islam people. they are trying to give a fair account of what happened. the problem with political correctness is it forces us all to lie and become come sit in the lie. if he they weren't islamists what were they? >> future generations would say who are they? why would they do that? why would they kill themselves? they are jihadists. in order to solve any problem in life, you have to look at the truth. >> thank you. >> now we have people to don't want to look at the truth which tells me they don't want to solve the problem. this is what we are dealing with trying to sanitize. trying to dominate our information that we get as a society. and change the way that we view history. and we will never get over this. and my view is they don't want us to get over this. >> if 13 years out from 9/11 history is already being this distorted. imagine what our grandchildren 30, 40 years hence will learn.

these people will be presented as evangelical christians at that point. evangelical christian also be the devil. >> they will be banned. >> they will be banned. >> this is a kind of a far field question. if you are watching this at home and you care about history. you just care about reality and telling the truth is there anybody influence in this process have your voice heard. >> we need to reach out to the muslim community. they have to be the ones who condemn. this they have to be the ones who say, you know, jihadists are real. and they must be stopped. islam has to fix itself. and as a society, we need to be very vocal about that and not be afraid to be called zenaphobes or racist. we want to tell it the truth and we want justice and we all want to live in world where we are not being attacked. the only way to do that is if we face the truth, deal with it in an honest way. >> it should be noted this inner faith panel is not just muslims. breyer supreme court justice

breyer's daughter episcopal priest is one of the people. it's really real collusion of al these different deluded liberals. thank you so much. >> all the corruptions v.a. office in phoenix that let 40 veterans die. where is washington in all of this? how does it happen? governor hulk beweighs in for us next hour. this woman admits she gets plastic surgery to specifically look good when she takes selfy. former supermodel joins us live with her take and why she is getting her blood pressure taken. we'll answer both of those questions come up. because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "have just a little buffet". that's the idea behind the more everything plan. it's more of everything you want, for less.

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up and at them. let's get up and get moving. how far would you go for the perfect selfie? one woman just spent 15 grand on plastic surgery so she can look her best on all of her social media. >> i now have the face that i have always thought that i had. i feel like i still look like myself but photo shopped. botox is, to me, a necessity. it's kind of like in my bills like rent, food, gasoline, medical insurance, botox. >> i mean, why isn't that at the top of the list. >> of course, in addition to regular bow tos. 38-year-old also got cheek and chin implants not that some are judging and a nose job in fat graphs. >> just a sign of the times or is our culture really in decline? joining us former supermodel, not former, a a supermodel and founder of emmy nation. emmy? >> good morning. >> how far should would he

be going to get that perfect look and a selfie? >> you don't have to go far. you have it already. >> you are sweet. >> it's so funny. because our culture is very very obsessed. and sometimes you take it to the extremes. and it sounds like this is a little bit extreme here. well, she argues she works at a talent agency and he she says that her selfie is her head shot and this is necessary. >> well, get better lighting. it's all about lighting. i'm not kidding. put lights up and take a really good shot. you don't have to go under the knife for that. >> something about selfie as a genre that makes you a little uncomfortable. the relentless focus on your own face does seem a little self-absorbed. >> if your job relies hun how you look, then you really have to i guess you have to really decide do i go under the knife. but, or not. or just say this is ohio am and go for it, you know. so, i think that there is a lot of problems with children with with selfies

putting the next moment up and next moment up. and in the business place it sounds like this young lady really took it too far. >> it doesn't make you happy though to think about yourself too much, does it? >> not at all. it's a whole other psychological issue. think about all the young -- it's really -- i have a 12-year-old in that age group they are already so self-obsessed a on top. do you have kids? add on top of it, well, you know what i'm talking about. they are constantly taking selfies, selfies, doing this and going there. >> it's really not about what you look like. it's what's in your heart. why is the heart important? >> oh, thank you. well, the heart, nice transition. i like that. number one killer in women. and it shouldn't be. i had cancer. and when i found out that heart disease is the number one killer in women, out of all the cancers combined, i said, okay, i have already had cancer, i don't want to

have heart disease. so, you know, working with a sister to sister and #screen us or screen us.org, if you have a preventative -- we want to give preventative screenings to all women wherever they go. >> your blood taken before. >> if you see someone with a cuff on the street, a lot of women only go to their obgyns for screenings. >> they shouldn't be walking past that. >> stop. get your screening done because it could really save your life with a attack. it's damage that happens in one second. >> that way we can be around longer for our kids. >> thanks emme. >> thank you. >> #diplomacy, obama administration playing politics with social media invigorated by tweets. mike huckabee is here to tell us. >> also this tv production guy. the greatest tie there. you can't see me. can you see me now?

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i'm anna kooiman, we started with a fox news alert. five nato troops killed in a television crash in afghanistan on what officials are calling the deadliest day for coalition forces so far this year. the breaking details ahead. >> they risk their lives for our freedom. sometimes they lose their lives for our freedom. here at home our veterans are left to die by a corrupt system. >> they do not care enough for the patients, obviously. they treat them unfairly. they are heroes. they are heroic veterans that deserve a red carpet. >> is it well past time for the president to step in and

fix the veterans administration? governor huckabee on that straight ahead. >> and playing politics on social media, the administration's latest national security weapon. it's twitter. but will #diplomacy keep us safe? find out here because mornings are better with friends. hello, friends. >> hi, this is john hurley and you are watching "fox & friends." good for you. >> everybody watches show. >> peter johnson junior i watch it. in for clayton. >> i don't think i have tied my tie except for "fox & friends" in the background. >> absolutely. >> or had my coffee. >> we have some stories we need to get right to. a developing one for you now. nato this year in afghanistan. five of its troops just died in a hospital crash in the kandahar province. that's just about 31 miles from the border of pakistan.

right now no words on the nationalities of those killed. the taliban claims to have shot the aircraft down with a being row. violence has been increasing in afghanistan. ahead of the nato withdraw and in the days leading up to the country's election. overnight, strong storms packing high winds, hail and even tornadoes. slamming through parts of north carolina. the hardest hit was bow ford county. that's where a state of emergency has been declared. 1100 homes damaged there. several mobile homes flattened. trees toppled over into roadways. some injuries have been reported. no word on just how serious. they were supposed to be at prom last night. instead, students at one connecticut high school went to a vigil for their murdered classmate. hundreds gathered at the beach in their dresses and tuxedos and released balloons into the air as they remembered 16-year-old maren sanchez. the junior slashed to death at school after she rejected

a boy who asked her to the dance. he has been charged with murder she posted this photo to facebook in her prom dress she wrote yea, so excited. is the end of the car wash coming soon? the coating uses technology that creates a thin layer of air between the paint and car surrounding the environment. don't get too excited. undergoing testing in europe over the next several months. those are your headlines. what about when the cars get so dirty and tick tackto in the dirt. >> week in, week out, governor mike huckabee is here. >> thank you, what a nice welcome. >> this is like the hospitality of south right here in new york city. >> we mean. >> i love your segment

because i love to know what you think. >> you are the only person in america who does. >> i'm not even totally sincere. the v.a. story unbelievable. >> one of the most heart breaking stories because of all the people that our country has an obligation to serve, because they have already served us. they have done their part for us. now we must do our part for them. when you see this horrid situation going on in arizona where maybe as many as 400 veterans unnecessarily died because of the inattention that they were given by the va and the incredible morass of paperwork that really just left them owm there in the lurches, they should be given the red carpet instead just the red tape. every veteran in this country should get the first fruit of our country. everybody else waits until their needs are left. >> what do you take of them

cooking the books and two lists. how long people are really waiting and what they want washington to see. and i mean, this is not the way we should be treating our veterans. >> no, it isn't. it is not the way we should be treating even our tax dollars. most of us would -- i think honestly look at this and say this is the kind of thing for which there is criminal prosecution. this is not just pranks and high jinx. people's lives are are at stake. abusing the power they have as a government agency. employees in the agency trying to cover themselves and make them look better than they are. it's fraud, deception, consequences of human death let's watch this together, governor. think about, comment on whether the president should be involved with this issue. sally barnes breen, her father-in-law passed away after experienced delayed care at the v.a. hospital in phoenix. let's watch this together and tell us your thoughts.

>> they do not care enough for the patients, obviously. they treat them unfairly. they are heroes. they are hosk veterans that deserve red carpet. they pushed him aside of like an animal. i believe that if they did further testing that if there was cancer they could have gave him the cir he -- care he needed. >> her father-in-law passed away after going to a emergency room. no you need to see primary care physician. she tries to make up phone calls and make an appointment. they said ma'am you have to be patient. >> no excuse to wait seven months to see a doctor and get treatment. >> i don't care if it's an ingrown toe mail. certainly with cancer. when a veteran has served his country. he has kept his promises to us as a nation. we made promises to that veteran. we said if you go serve your country. if you are willing to be

shot at. if you are willing to take major cuts in pay from what you might have earned in the private sector. if you are wig to give up basically every right you have. you are going to be told when to wake up, when to go to bed. what you have to eat what you have to do all day long. if you are re willing to do that we'll provide education benefits, healthcare benefits. that's the tradeoff. they did their part. why under god's earth we don't do our part is beyond me. and there ought to be some rattle and rolling going on top to obama. >> what woo a reasonable, responsive empathetic, sympathetic president do today? >> he would fire a bunch of people from head to toe. get a new v.a. administrator. there would be serious consequences. he would get personally involved until it was resolved. >> speaking of personally involved. we have watched this kind of slow motion ukraine c people not doing much, minor, steps like that. now the state department has come out really with the

nuclear option and sent out a pretty stern tweet with a #in it that suggests russia is being naughty. do you think this is enough to turn back putin? >> yeah. i'm pretty sure putin fears tweets more than anything else, more than bullets or anything he has ever faced. the fact that somebody would come at him with 160 characters is terrifying to putin. he will put his shirt back on if he sees this. get off the horse, put a shirt on, crawl up hundred-dollar his desk and be scared to death somebody will send additional tweets. >> really, what dorgs it say to you about the state of our international diplomacy when twitter communication is becoming place and this is just the norm. [look. i understand social media at power of it. i get that what i don't get is when it substitutes for foreign policy. what is our policy? we don't have one. our policy is we shake the stick real big and then we putt it down and say we have

no intension of using it. no nation on earth respects us today. no nation fears us. that's a very dangerous place. all kidding aside, this is making the world a very dangerous place when the people who have serious weaponry fear -- feel like that they can use it and there is going to be no repercussion if they do. >> you have seen this exchange, governor, between the state department spokesperson and the a.p. reporter? it's very interesting and revealing. let's you a look at that together. >> you have off the top of your head identified one tapping jingle bell achievement that resulted from the last two -- >> -- as you know i have only been here since it was concluded. i'm sure there are a range of things that were put in that i'm not aware of. >> i won't hold my breath. >> couldn't indicate an achievement. >> if the a.p. reporter had hell his breath he would be

clinically dead. i have asked democrat prepped of mine you can tell me one country on this earth, un, with whom we he have a better relationship today this we did in 2009? nobody can can answer. they will fumble around and say this is a very different world. name me one country with whom we have a better relationship today than we did in january of 2009 when the new president came, he was going to fix our -- all of our problems with the world. he was go to bring transparency and respect. we were going to hit the reset button with russia. i'm telling you there is not a country. nobody can name one. i'm still waiting. if anybody is watching on television and you you can tweet me. >> we'll see hillary clinton spin this should she decide to run? >> i think she is going to have a hard time. that would be the question i think i would pose to her. anybody would pose to her in a debate. mrs. clinton, you were secretary of state. people are talking about what a wonderful job you did. please explain. what is wonderful? tell me what we did during

your tenure as secretary of state. tell me what the obama administration did that made better than when your policies took place. they can't name them. >> you can stick aren't another segment? >> if you insist, why not. >> thank you. >> she was called a super woman before the explosion. heroic tail is a lie. she is in trouble as a result. take a close look at this. tv production guy. not the greatest. trying to play hide-and-seek. get into some points though. he tried to get out of the shot. ♪ ♪

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happy to have you back. another constitutional smackdown and crackdown. this time at the he university of hawaii, tucker. here is what happened. members of the young americans for liberty group were told they had to stop handing out copies of that dreaded document, the constitution. the school said no constitution for you. two of those kids are suing. >> well, back again to discuss former arkansas governor hike huckabee. a very dangerous document, right? >> it is and especially this dangerous group young americans for liberty. that's frightening. we don't want young americans getting involved in something as dangerous as liberty. this is frankly one of the most bizarre stories i have heard in long time. one thing to say you can't pass out pro-life literature. i think that's ridiculous a college campus ought to be a place where there are more ideas. that's the whole idea of college is continue to crease the curiosity of students to start shutting

down students from having a copy of the constitution. what the heck are they afraid of here? are they afraid. >> what we have done, if you can comment on, this we are now marginalizing the whole notion of first amendment as well. we have first amendment zones. there is a prescribed place with the barricades and velvet ropes. can you say what you want other here. but on this campus, don't say that other there or give out this document over here. this is somebody who grew up in the 60's. i am wondering what must they be thinking now they must ask themselves what were we screaming and fighting and getting arrested for if we can have a little bitty zone with yellow tape so this is where we could express ourselves. >> students say 1% of the whole campus and prone to flooding super muddy.

>> where are the aging hippies? i want to know. >> like animal farm. free painted slogans on the barn. >> where is tom hayden? i would be on his side. what happened to the civil libertarian symbols? >> there should be a red phone. >> now they're sitting at the nicest tables $30,000 a ticket to have dinner with obama. >> a red phone in the shoe room? >> we do have a statement on the lawsuit. the first amendment is not optional at public colleges. restricting free speech. policies that prevent students v. from passing out copies of the constitution is impossible to justify. >> well, this is a first amendment zone. you are welcome. when you step out of there, that's also a first amendment zone. the whole building is. >> i have never been told to shut up here which is one of the reasons i love coming and being art path of the fox family. >> shut up in this country anywhere. >> tonight we will do update on the incredible and

stunning story that saga in massachusetts. one of the most outrage just stories of what i call and i know it sounds bizarre to say state sponsored kidnapping. young girl 15 years old taken from her family now in the 15th month, 15 months from her family, no justification, not being able to be seen by her family. not being given religious services or education. we have the attorney and one of the family spokesman on tonight with an update. communications from the governor's office. i hope people will tune. in people need to be aware this. it's just shocking. >> you have been on it since the beginning. >> stay on it until the girl is home with her family. >> how is the girl now. >> deteriorating. 15 months ago ice skating. now she is confined to a wheelchair. virtual neuropathy in both legs. her family believes she may very well be dying. it's just a tragic situation. >> glad you are staying on top of it. 8:00. watch governor huckabee.

thanks, governor. >> what if we told you a russian spy ship roaming waters off this country? this is no cold war era movie it's happening today. we have details. >> play time isn't just fun and autism. crucial to their development. next, show you toys to bring out their best. ♪ my momma told me ♪ you better shop around.

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thanks for being with us, we have quick headlines. the death toll rising to 33 after bombs rock a campaign rally in iraq.

>> the attack coming just four days before the country's hold first national elections since u.s. troops withdrew in 2011. and overnight, four more crew members are arrested following the deadly ferry accident in south korea. prosecutors say all 15 now in custody are accused of negligence and failing to help passengers who were in need. 187 people are confirmed dead. 115 people missing. anna? >> all right, peter, thanks. 23 minutes after the hour. april is autism awareness month. new report says one in 68 children are being diagnosed on the you a tim spectrum today. 38% increase. how do parents know which kind of toys their children can can benefit from the most. here the president and ceo of creative kid's stuff. good morning. >> good morning. >> you have partnered with the center expert group on

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pretzels? anything else? >> what is the strangest thing on a pretzel? i prefer it super hot. you want to clear out your sinuses super hot is the way to go. wake up in the morning i'm going to go share this. >> didn't start out to be an american now so american. basically we have stores in florida to new york. opened up in staten island the response has been tremendous. and today is a good day for us to stay thank you to our customers. and hopefully, you know, win some new ones. make them at each site, right? >> all our bakeries, 140 of them. make them fresh '9yk:@$ go. >> co-founder of philly pretzel factory, free pretzels today. >> all day. >> tucker, you are missing this you lost, trust me.

i will be out in a second. thanks, peter. now the stories making headlines at this hour. scene out of a cold war comedy. >> the russians have landed. >> this whole dang island is under attack big boats. >> motor power boats. >> russians. >> but this story is real life and possibly not that funny. a russian spy boat has been spotted eavesdropping on the united states for about a month pentagon reveals the boat was spotted off the coast of the u.s. suspected that ship has been part of a spying operation since march. since the ship is operating beyond u.s. waters it is not violating international law north carolina now says it has detained american for, quote, improper behavior while he was being processed to enter that country as a tourist. officials claim the 24-year-old entered north north korea april 10th tourist visa. he wanted to seek asylum in

the communist country. the u.s. is aware of the report and has been in touch with sweden about it they represent american interest in the people's republican of north core rea -- north korea. a washington mom wasn't much of a hero after all. authorities accuse her of setting that fire herself. melinda sayers told investigators she started the fire because she wasn't prepared to bring home newborn baby from the hospital so she took the fiery way out. production guy fails miserably while attempting to dodge being on camera during a live television program hungry, watch this. >> well, they tried to be stealthy, didn't work. he realized he was leif. he dove on the floor. but to little effect except to cause much amusement on

youtube. >> we made it back in. pretzels and all. >> those are your headlines. >> we brought you one. >> anna kooiman i will take the other half. you just ran the boston marathon. >> i'm still recovering but rubbing in from out of the pretzel stand. >> i took a cab. >> you are a man of style home of the giants and jets to get ready for monster engine. rick is there live now. >> super cross i'm laughing because i think they just started to test it the announcing in the stadium. hard to believe they can transform football stadium into something that's dirt and mud right now. you raced for 19 years. come petted for 19 years tell me about some of the injuries you have h legit stuff. >> it is extreme sport but some of the best athletes in the world. unfortunately through times

i have had femurs and arms and knees and ankles but all the stuff but still here to talk about it loving the fact that i can still be involved in a sport that's been so good to me one of the downfalls in my career more than a broken bone is never gotten the chance to race in this stadium. for the first race in metlife there is huge excitement around the entire sport both inside from the rider's point of view but also the spectators and fans. >> i have been told there are still tickets available if you are still in the area. a 5,000 tickets have been sold for this already. that's a lot of people coming to witness this. >> it is. like i said before, there is the opener that happens out in anaheim california back in january. of course finale in may. all season long guys have been talking about metlife. you have a chance to see some impressive stuff. lights championship. which is our starter division of the sport. very tight points battle between those guyslso ryan in the premier 450

class going for fourth championship. the only other guy to do that is jeremy mcgraph. whether you know those names or not. first time fan or cheering for your favorite rider is tons of action tonight. high flying thrills and spills and the whole deal. >> in the last say 20 years, how is this for change or has it changed? everywhere it's changed dramatically, right. >> it has. being in this area is good for us. generally i would be home drinking my coffee and watching your show. and to be on it is obviously a great honor and to be racing this area and have the growth of the sport that i think riders and everybody involved is really helped by preparing themselves and giving their all this is a best here tonight and putting on a show. >> they make a living doing this. this is guys who are competitive making a living. >> this is very good living for a good part of the people participants tonight.

but you are watching the best in the world. tons of kids who dream will being in this position ride their bikes day in and day out. if you make it at this level, you are making a great salary. >> thank you very much. guys? you know i was racing against the best that do this. if you saw that package we did earlier that gives explanation to my slow start. >> i didn't think it was slow. >> it was valiant. >> it was definitely a slow start, come on why were still really impressed with it. >> trying to cut back on the coffee. whoa, slow down. you should drink more. coffee could save your life. details coming up. >> knocked unconscious by muggers and left with a serious brain injury but it didn't hurt him. it helped him. instead he woke up a genius. incredible story next.

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thanks so much for spending your saturday morning with us. here are the testimony stories on our web site for your health. here is something to chew on. a new study finds a link between binge drinking and overeating. researchers found people who drink large amounts of alcohol in one night ate an extra 6300-calories over the next 24 hours. they say alcohol makes food taste better. here is another reason to pour yourself a cup of joe. researchers say upping the amount you drink per day could protect you against type 2 diabetes. coffee has several antioxidants and other nutrients and play important rules in metabolism and cardio vas could cardiovascular health. >> next story would have you wondering could we all have a genius hidden inside of us. >> jason padgett was a

college dropout who only cared about goofing off and purposing iron. >> when two men jumped him outside a karaoke bar hitting him in the back of the head and giving a concussion profound change came to him. average joe to mathematical genius. >> joining us now is the author of struck by genius. how a brain injury made me a mathematical marvel. jason padgett. good morning, jason. >> good morning. >> as tuck iter just mentioned you were struck by muggers and struck on the head and it transformed your life. tell us about transformed your life. >> basically everything looks different. instead of like when something moostles it looking like this continuous smooth motion it looks jittery, indiscreet prirk frames like little filaments connecting the picture frame. >> you became what is known as savant. acquired savant meaning you became almost a jeepous in the area of mathematics and had no skills before this

attack. >> all i had was prealgebra. it took me a while grasp what i was seeing. i drew what was number pi. geometric call. i could draw it and say this was the number pi i had no way to prove it until eventually a physicist saw me drawing. this is looks mathematical. have you taken math courses i said no just algebra. he got me to go back to college. i was hooked. same thing math and algebra and calculus talking about geometry. using equations to describe the geometry what's occurring in the universe. i was doing it in natural form pure geography. we were. >> it almost seems like the scene from the movie a beautiful mind where is he drawing on the window it. how has this changed your life? >> it's changed it completely. right after this happened for three years there was were some bad things that came with it i got ocd

really badly afterwards. post-traumatic stress. i didn't leave my house for almost three years. when it happened, there were people watching, nobody helped. nobody did anything. and it just profoundly changed the way i viewed, you know, the world. so i was in my house for three years basically doing nothing but trying to deal with how everything looked different. and then, of course, getting on the internet to find everything i could about geometry and math just because i was so -- it's so beautiful seeing things like that. because there is this underlying order in every single thing. >> yes. and you are convinced that the injury is what changed you physiologically changed you? >> yeah. i went to finland where they did functional mri. shows how much oxygen your brain isousing and where. if i start writing with a pencil. the part of the brain that controls writing starts to use more oxygen and they can see that on the machine

controls writing. put me in functional mri. punch of pictures flash. equation light up. what part of my brain lights up relative to controlled. conscious access to areas of the brain that we normally don't have conscious access to. >> all you cared about was girls and pumping iron and working, too. but, you know, personality wise, how has your life changed socially and everything? >> i feel like two completely different people. is there was this blissful ignorance kind of because i goofed off and all did i was go out and drink with my buddies and chase girls but didn't think about anything deeply what so ever. and then this happened and life just went radically the other direction. but, if i had to go back. i would go through it again because i wouldn't give it up. and i met my wife when i went to college. >> doesn't this suggest that you could intentionally alter people's brains to greater capacity. >> i wouldn't recommend

people hit themselves on the head. >> of course not. >> i'm just kidding. >> that's what a lot of doctors are doing is looking at traying to learn how to the brain works so possibly there is a way pharmaceutically. could you take a pill make you better at math or english or help people with traumatic brain injuries that have all sorts of other problems. they are learning amazing things about the brain with these new machines that they have. >> jason padgett, the author of struck by genius. gentleman wait to read. >> is the book out. >> yes it came out on the 22nd. >> of this month? >> yes. as we go out. are you happy it happened? >> now, yes. although there are bad things that have come with it. absolutely. i met my wife and the universe has opened up to me in a way -- and i can understand things i never even thought i had a chance. >> a happy ending and happy beginning that's incredible. >> that's the coolest story i have heard in a while. >> thank you for sharing that. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> iran, a human rights violater and that's an

understatement now sits on the human rights committee at the united nations. how did that happen? and why didn't the united states do something about it? >> and his message about the second amendment sparks a standing ovation. >> i would add these seven words at the end of the clause. the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. keep your hands off our guns, damn it. >> wow, what this sheriff said to a former supreme court justice is making news. ♪

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this week iran got voted on to the top u.n. committees putting them in charge of women's rights and nongovernmental organizations, many which fight for human rights. what was the u.n. thinking? should the u.s. have tried to stop this? joining us the author of "passing parade" mark steyn." >> good to be with you. >> thank you. >> was this an ironic appointment? why would the u.n. put iran because they mistreat women in charge of the women's rights committee? >> this is business as usual

under the way the u.n. is set up. i said years ago if you take a quart of vanilla ice cream and a quart of dog do-do to be polite, the result will taste a lot more like the dog do-do than the ice cream. if you put norway and new zealand with sudan and iran, the result will be more favorable to countries like iran and sudan than it is to new zealand. >> doesn't it invalidate the point of the committee? you can't have a human rights organization with the most grotesque violators of human rights on it, can you? >> no, you can't. it's ridiculous to have iran on the committee when the iranian legal code permits a girl of 9 years old to be forcibly married to a man old enough to be her great grandfather.

that's women's rights in iran. in iran, a woman is legally half the status of a man under iranian law. the point is when you look at the countries, for example, just take the countries that opposed america blocking the new iranian ambassadors of the u.n., north korea, cuba and bela ruse, they oppose that. the really bad thing here, tucker, is that mesh taxpayers and western taxpayers pay for this guy to fly into geneva and sit on the women's rights committees. america pays about 25% of the cost of the u.n. and the rest of the civilized world makes up the rest. we pretend, we all agreed to pretend and pay with our tax dollars for this fiasco. >> i have to ask about the state department response to the slow

motion invasion to ukraine. they sent out a series of ferocious tweets with a provocative hash tag. do you think putin was intimidated? >>yeah. yeah, hash tag we stand with you praying, i think it wachlts means we are not standing anywhere near you praying, but we are spending, when your country is annexed by vladimir putin, we'll stand by and tweet. at some point put away the social media and get back in the game diplomatically. the russians and iranians use diplomacy far more effectively than we do when we hand out baubles like senior ambassadorships to useless people like caroline kennedy. >> so good. wish we had more time. thanks for joining us this morning. >> always a pleasure.

>> thank you. dozens of veterans left to die, literally to die in a va hospital accused of an elaborate cover-up. where is washington? former senator elizabeth dole joins us with her view. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden.

it is saturday, the 26th of april, 2014. we begin with an extreme weather alert. tornados touching down overnight. it could be a wild weather weekend. we are tracking it all as the storms sweep the country. what you need to know. >> he takes on tigers with his bare hands so you think vladimir putin is intimidated by a tweet? should the u.s. be using hash tag diplomacy in ukraine and around the world? fair and balanced debate coming up. one sheriff's message to a former supreme court justice, don't mess with my constitution.

>> i would add these seven words at the end of the clause, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. keep your hands off our guns, dammit. >> you'll want to see the rest of this and you will because mornings are better with friends. >> you are watching "fox and friends." >> wake up, rise and shine. nice to have you with us, peter johnson jr, tucker and me. >> good to see you, anna kooiman. >> good to be here. hail and tornados through northern carolyn. the hardest part was beaufort county. at least 100 homes were danieled there, several mobile homes flattened, trees toppled over into roadways. to injuries reported. no word how serious. to our fox news alert.

nato suffering what official are calling the deadliest day this year in afghanistan. five of its troops died in a helicopter crash in the kandahar province about 31 miles from the border of pakistan. no word on the nationalities of those killed. the taliban claims to have shot down that aircraft with a rocket. they were supposed to be going to prom last night. instead students in one connecticut high school went to a vigil for their murdered classmate. hundreds gathered at the beach in their dresses and tuxedos and released balloons in the air as they remembered 16-year-old marin sanchez, the junior slashed to death at school after she rejected a boy who asked her to the dance. he's been charged with murder. weeks ago she posted this photo on her facebook page in her prom dress and wrote, yeah, so excited. a guilty dog has her day. watch this. >> everybody in the room who ate

the money raise their hands. oh, it was you? >> 9-month-old luna gets a scolding for eating her owner's money. her ears are still back. here is a story we've been following all week. all month, the u.s. response to aggression against ukraine by vladimir putin's russia. there's been a lot of criticism aimed at the obama administration for its tepid response for the light sanctions imposed, lots of posturing, but very little action. that sort of changed when the state department decided to issue very stern tweets. i'm quoting one now. this is from the state department. the world stands hash tag united for ukraine. let's hope that the kremlin and russia will live by the promise

of hash tag. that is fierce. >> senator ted cruz saying note to the state department the promise of a hash tag isn't going to make putin pull out of ukraine. we had governor mike huckabee on the show earlier. he said these comments are not going to make putin stop beating his chest, wrestling tigers. >> the thought somebody would come at him with 160 characters is absolutely terrifying to vladimir putin. he'll put his shirt back on. i understand social media and the power of it. i don't get when it substitutes for serious policy. what is our policy? we don't have one. we shake the stick real big and put it down and say we have no intention of using it. everyone laughs at it. no nation on earth respects us today. >> which is not funny.

>> the notion of tweets for foreign policy or real sanctions in the world or providing small arms to the ukrainian people as senator mccain is talking about is really disturbing for a lot of americans. they are saying now we've gone to social media, facebook and twitter, and that's become the substitute for the incredible aid americans have given to world nations in the past. is twitter the new stick teddy roosevelt used to talk about wielding in the world? >> we'll tweet about you. what's happened, unfortunately, we lost that particular confrontation. the russians are kicking our butts on twitter. >> i think a lot of people who voted for obama if nothing else his election would make the rest of the world like us better.

the very opposite has happened. i think america is held in lower regard, with less respect around the world than any time in my life time in 45 years which is shocking, if you think about it. >> what isn't shocking to me is twitter is being used and commonplace for communication. when the president was so successful using social media to be on the campaign trail both times, and everybody calls him or a lot of people call him the campaigner in chief still today. maybe they are following suit. >> maybe the state department should use this hash tag, wussification. that is our new emblem, our new anthem from the state department. >> we don't want to hide behind our words and rhetoric. >> you are not allowed to attack social media because then you get imprisoned.

>> i'm going to cut your cheese out. >> should we be tweeting anything? tweeting is for kids. and other unserious people. >> it isn't just for kids. everybody seems to be jumping on the bandwagon. let us know your thoughts on this. is the obama administration, are they meeting people where they are -- >> silly wabbit. >> we just interviewed mark steyn. you know with a bigger outrage is -- >> we have it. >> listen to this. >> hash tag we stand with with you praying, i think it was, which means we are not actually standing anywhere near you praying, but we are sending, when your country is annexed by vladimir putin we'll send out a

supportive retweet. put away the social media and get back in the game diplomatically. russians and iranians use diplomacy far pour effectively than we do when we hand out baubles like senior ambassadorships to useless people like caroline kennedy. >> a succinct summation. former supreme court justice wrote an op-ed which he said, i would amend the second amendment were i capable of doing so and add the words, "you can bear arms as long as you're in a militia." there was a response to that. >> milwaukee county sheriff david clark jr gave a powerful speech. he sparked a standing ovation at an nra convention this week. he has a couple of other words he would add to the second

amendment if he were asked to do so. listen. >> i have a better way of clearing up any confusion justices have about the meaning of the second amendment. i would add these seven words at the end of the clause, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. keep your hands off our guns, dammit. those seven words should clear up any confusion. ladies and gentlemen, the armed citizen made america free and the armed citizen will keep america free. >> sheriff clarke making headlines a year ago, if you remember, basically encouraging people in his community to take up arms themselves in cases of emergencies. saying 911 wasn't going to -- have a gun and call 911 if you are a legal citizen saying it takes too long for first responders to get there.

>> in case you're taking notes at home wanting to send the sheriff a fan letter it's sheriff david a. clarke jr of milwaukee county. just so you know. >> he's right. we entrust our citizens with the right of self-defense. that's why we are different from belgium and better. not attacking anyone else but this is a uniquely american thing a country run by its own citizens. when we don't trust our citizens to defend themselves it's not a democracy. >> he put it out there in straight language people can understand. rick has been put to the test at metlife stadium. they are lifting the tarps, what's going on. >> it's been a lot of mud. we had rain last night so they had to put tarps over the

tracks. they will get these tarps off in time for the big event tonight when they have about 55,000, 60,000 people here watching this event. another event happening today is weather. go to the weather maps. we'll show you what's going on. we had severe weather last night in north carolina. that system is gone. there is a big potent storm in the west. temperatures getting in the 90s in kansas and throughout oklahoma and down towards texas. you see 90 for a high in dodge city. same with amarillo. 95 in midland and 2. that is part of the set-up here. today the severe weather will stretch from nebraska down throughout the big bend of texas. tomorrow it moves farther east. you see that big bull's-eye of red. almost the entire state of arkansas under moderate risk of severe weather. could see large and violent tornados tomorrow. we could see that risk even

extended to a high risk. go into monday. this is a multiday event here. monday slides farther off to the east talking about areas of that central and mid mississippi river valley throughout western areas of tennessee, severe weather there tuesday moves farther east. a multiday severe weather event. certainly the worst we had this year. we had no fatalities from tornadoes. this could be a change to that. that's why we need everybody to be very prepared. >> thanks very much. dozens of veterans left to die. a v.a. hospital accused of a cover-up. former senator elizabeth dole's husband bob is a veteran. she has committed her life to helping our heroes. she is here next. one little box with one big surprise.

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explosive and horrifying allegations, reports that at least 40 american veterans died while waiting for medical care that never came. they were placed on the secret wait list, apparently, at a va hospital in phoenix. >> it was part of a complex scheme to hide the fact many vets were waiting up to 21 months for medical care what can we do to make sure this never happens again? joining us now is former senator from north carolina and a great patriot elizabeth dole.

good morning, senator, how are you? >> doing well. good morning to you. happy to be with you. >> we are so happy you're with us on this saturday morning. >> thank you. >> tell us your reaction to this. i found it to be staggering. you understand this issue on so many levels. what are your thoughts? >> it's utterly unbelievable. i am horrified to think such a thing -- if this is true, could be happening. these are men and women who have been sent into harm's way to protect our freedom and our security. and to think this could occur is utterly unacceptable. i know there have been other issues with regard to the long lines of folks waiting to get their disability ratings, their benefits. we need to have republicans, democrats come together and get

these problems fixed. they are systemic problems and need to be addressed. i have found working with my foundation, the caregivers of our wounded warriors, those coming back with so many multiple and very serious illnesses, wounds and injuries, that there's been such response as we have worked with both democrats and republicans to raise the awareness because these are hidden heroes, and also to work towards solutions. rand corporation has been, i commissioned them to do work on this for the last two years. they've been able to help us really see where their needs. >> thank god you're doing that, ngos working to improve the lives of veterans. the president promised last summer he would eliminate the backlog at the va.

all that happened was they changed the way they did the accounting. all these people died apparently. why haven't they been able to fix it? >> you know, i think both the secretary and president indicated it was completely unacceptable to have this long line of people waiting for their ratings, and by the end of 2015 that would be taken care of. certainly, we are not going to be satisfied until the last one is done. again, i think it's a matter of looking at the overall picture, perhaps there are systemic issues here that need to be addressed and we need to bring together both sides of the aisle to address this in a holistic way. i tried with my foundation once we got the results of the rand report, our rand report over the last two years which really lays out the tremendous challenges

that these hidden heroes, many of them young spouses as well as mothers and fathers, and we find bringing together not only the public sector but the private sector as well as the nonprofit organizations, the faith community, the labor unions, afl/cio is working with us as well as tom donahue at the u.s. chamber. going for a holistic approach for this because it's a national issue. it's a very serious crisis that has to be met with a national response. that means a very broad coalition. that's what we launched this coalition and we are going to need a lot of people to join it. >> your voice is so necessary and important on this issue as a military caregiver yourself. you speak with effectiveness and with emotion that is needed. senator dole, thank you for

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>>. >> critics warned there would be problems when colorado legalized pot. now some fourth graders are in hot water after they were caught buying and selling marijuana at their elementary school bought legally by their grandparents. "we urge all parents, grandparents and anyone who cares for children to treat marijuana as you would prescription drugs, alcohol or even firearms." with the legalization of pot lead to more cases like this and what can we do to stop it?

here to discuss the drug policy alliance, a psychotherapy and founder of divamoms.com. >> this opens up a whole newcs)n of worms, a whole new set of policies that may need to bevqs place. >> the problem with legalization is now this is evidence of seeing kids even younger now being exposed to marijuana. it's about accessibility. if it's not legal parents are more discreet about it. now is it like a pack of cigarettes laying around and exposed to kids? >> as a parent of three, you have a little boy this age. >> 10 years old and in fourth grade. right now, thank goodness, he knows about learning about sports and mind craft and games and being outside. pot, alcohol, not on his mind, not on his radar because he is not exposed to it. it's not acceptable here.

>> as the school is saying, treat it like prescription drugs or alcohol. there are thoughts on alcohol with parents. some parents who drink still hide it from their kids. others think it's better to socialize them and watch them have one or two with dinner to get used to it. what do you do if you're a pot smoker? do you smoke in front of your kids? >> i don't think so. i think you are setting a bad standard for your child. grandparents should not be smoking pots, aunts and uncles, what are you doing? it's wrong and not legal here. it's legal there. it's something a parent should not be doing. setting a really, really bad message to these children. >> kids experiment, but 10 years old? it's unbelievable. how do we reduce experimentation with pot for kids? >> i think the one thing we've got to focus on is what the evidence tells us about how to advance prevention efforts that

work. when you involve children in sports program, education programs after school, arts and jobs, you delay or even prevent the onset of experimentation or use. we are not investing in those programs like we should be. in new york we invest more in arresting young people for experimenting with marijuana and it's illegal in new york than we are on these programs we know work. we all want, of course, young people to not be using -- we need to have in states thought is legal, we need to have good consumer education programs. >> these are unchartered waters though. >> i'm the one in the trenches dealing with the kids in the high school and my private practice. if we went on the street behind us here and grabbed ten teenagers and asked them if anything is wrong with pot? every one will say no. they think a twinkie is worse for them than smoking pot. >> what are the dangers of pot? >> here is the problem. we don't associate pot with

being dangerous. we don't look at it like heroin or somebody juggling a can trying to get money. pot has more long-term effects to kids. it leads to stress. they are calming themselves. when they come to normality that seems like stress. it leads to lack of motivation academically, leads to family issues and legal issues and sort of complacency. a lot of kids are not exceeding to their optimum potential if smoking pot on a regular basis. >> and it is a gateway -- >> that is a whole other topic. >> someone has to teach them and the grandparents that children should not be exposed to this. if they are going to do it, if they are going to smoke pot they have to set rules and regulations for themselves so the children are not exposed to it. somebody has to go in and teach them or talk to them, give them parenting classes how not to expose children to this. >> if you're smoking pot, just

like in a state where it's illegal, don't let them know you're doing it. you're telling them it's okay. kids learn from us. that's what we need to understand. >> we have a responsibility as parents to teach them. >> thank you for your time. >>. >> 28 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. next on the rundown, a dad is breaking up with hip-hop. he says his love for rap music is lost because of his two young daughters. he joins us live next. one little box with one big surprise. >> really? >> yeah. >> so what was inside that made his day? it will make yours, too. tears of joy. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated.

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the city of chicago is building a new high school named after president obama. i hear the student government isn't that good but the golf team is amazing. >> fallon doing a good job. let's talk about the love of a father for his daughters. a father listens to hip-hop now writes a letter saying he's breaking up with rap music for the sake of his young daughters. >> here is an excerpt from his

letter, i'm breaking up with you rap music, it's not you, it's me. it's also kind of you. it's your rampant misogyny, homie. it is a scourge on a phenomenon. for the sake of my daughters, i've got to kick you to the curb. he loves his daughters so much he wants to take a stand against rap music. >> i know the feeling. when i had a son i stopped watching oprah because it was too anti-male. i melt like i didn't want to bring him up in a home where oprah was constantly attacking men. it helped a lot. >> this father says he's against rap music but okay with hip-hop. he writes, i don't care if it's his birthday or yo birthday, shorty, will not be go go going anywhere but the jumpy in the back of the house. my girls are pillars of spirit and characters andend

endered accordingly. >> throw my hands in the air. sounds like he broke up with rap music a long time ago. those are 1990 songs. >> hip-hop is okay. >> it's not. that's the other point. it's not just rappers. it's miley cyrus, rihanna. i like the beat, i like the music, but is it life imitating art, art imitating life? we talked about this earlier, children, girls in particular, do better when they have a solid mother and father figure. >> it all goes back to lawrence welk and mitch miller. >> here are some of the e-mails you sent thus morning. barbara writes, i think the father made a great decision. music today is horrid. language is terrible, videos are terrible, why can't we have decent music and decent music

videos without all the trashy lyrics. >> good point. >> as a grateful dead fan, i agree with you. >> most music now has suggestive words but modern music is in your face pornographic videos worse. >> when a lot of rap lyrics belittle women, that's pretty bad. >> i agree. keep your boys away from oprah. it will make them feel bad about being a man. it's true. keep your girls away from rap, boys away from oprah. >> keep your boys away from my girls. >> i'll be writing letters, too. >> time for other stories making headlines. the g-7 moves southwesterly on more sanctions for russia. the white house not going into detail about what the new restrictions would be but said

u.s. sanctions would be levied as early as money. this is fears of an imminent russian invasion ramped up in ukraine. tensions spiked as russia increases its military exercises along the ukraine border. spider jets have flown into ukrainian air space. >> four more crew members are arrested following the deadly ferry accident in south korea. prosecutors say all 15 now in custody are accused of negligence and failing to help passengers in 2 need. the captain told passengers to stay in their rooms and took a half hour to issue an evacuation order when it was too late. 187 people are confirmed dead. 115 people remain missing. an incredible act of kindness. a pennsylvania waitness in nursing school gets the tip of a lifetime from a loyal customer with deep pockets. >> i ask her about how she was paying for her books. >> i said i have student loans,

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only child and her mother passed away 20 years ago. happy healthy pregnancy and newborn baby. >> no, that's not thunder people in new jersey are hearing. it's the roar of the engines of supercross bikes getting ready for tonight's race. >> this is the first time the supercross has come to metlife stadium. it's a big deal. super bowl earlier and now supercross. chad reed, you are one of the competitors. you're considered one of the older guys at 32. >> being around for a while.

i'm excited to be here. >> you were winning a bunch then you had that injury. >> won two races and was on the podium all but one race. things are going well and looking good and kind of going to plan. with all good plans, sometimes they go sideways. i got hurt. had to have surgery on my shoulder and should start riding the next few weeks. >> clearly you're not from here. you're from australia. what is riding like there? >> it's smaller than here in the u.s. my goal was to come to the u.s. and try to be a big part of it. to be here and win races and everything like that. >> i wanted to look at this course. we've got the tarps out because of the rain today. we are up here on one of the bumps, the hills. >> we call this a triple. 70 feet long.

you're looking at one of the most difficult, demanding parts of the race track. >> you go around that turn and then you hit that jump and go 70 feet. >> one of the easiest jumps on the track. >> pretty awesome. good luck to you and your recovery. guys, pretty cool. >> thanks, rick. >> two popes elevated to sainthood. what this moment means for faith, church and the world next. >> the man at the center, the man with everything to lose joins us next. first, let's check in with neil cavuto for a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom business" block. >> good morning. for get predictions obamacare is going to hurt jobs. did we get proof it already is. do you want your boss handing your name, address and phone number to a union boss?

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a historic event in the catholic church, millions of people are expected to flood back into the city tomorrow where the first time two popes will be elevated to sainthood the same day. pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii, both called the blessed. what is it that makes these popes saints and why now? joining us with the significance of this event, ashley mcguire, a senior fellow with the catholic association. good morning, ashley. >> good morning. >> this is historic and interesting day.

why is this important to catholics and why should this be important to other people who are not catholic? >> sure. so many catholics lived under the papacy of these two men and recognize their great contribution was to service book ends to the second vatican council which opened up a new period for catholics of aliveness of the faith, so i think it's exciting for catholics who lived under these two men to see the church affirming they are now in heaven and lived lives of heroic virtue. >> john xxiii known for opening the windows of the church, opening the church up to the 20th century. john paul ii known for taking on the culture of death, known for taking on the communists and responsible along with ronald reagan for changing the face of the world. the church says that they are saints. why are they saints under

catholic law? >> to be a saint, the church opens a period of investigation to look into whether or not the man or woman being canonized lived a life that other catholics should model. i think pope francis is saying it was miraculous he convened the second vatican council which opened reforms in the catholic church, reformed the mass, all sorts of different things that made the faith come alive for catholics, which is consistent with things pope francis said about wanting catholics to rediscover the faith, freshness and fragrance of the gospel. with john xxiii -- pope john paul ii confronted a culture hostile to faith, very secular and very much hostile to life. >> we've got very interesting coverage planned here on fox.

what will people be seeing tomorrow in terms of the ceremony and in terms of the throngs of people we talked about? millions of people convening in rome and vatican city, world leaders being there to represent their countries. what will we see in terms of the pageant as our final question? >> well, i think people are speculating whether pope benedict will be there. that will make it more unique. you have two popes being canonized together. people are coming from all over the world. you will see within religious life how diverse the church is and you'll see catholics enjoying a moment of unity together and really thinking about what eternal life means and what these two men give us to think about. >> ashley, we've got a lot to think about based upon what you said. we thank you and we'll see you again soon. >> thank you. >> good to see you.

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52 minutes after the hour, some quick headlines. talk about a dumb criminal. this failed thief left a bank in florida without any money but he did manage to leave behind his

name. the demand note he handed the teller, he wrote it on the back of a job application that had a name on it. the fbi is still looking for him. a retired oregon nurse is suing her neighbor for more than $200,000 after their duck attacked her. she claims the aggressive bird caused her to fall down and on to her hand and she had to get two surgeries and ended up with a plate and nine screws in her wrist. that is a dangerous duck. >> thanks for the warning. the bureau of land management is apparently eying another land grab in the state of texas. it is reportedly trying to claim 90,000 acres along the red river. the federal government would be taking private property, land that in many cases has been in families for generations. joining us now is one ranch with up to 1,000 acres of land at stake mr. wayne chapman. thanks for joining me. certainly unlike states in the

rocky mountain west, texas is almost all privately owned. the feds own i think less than 2%. what would be the justification for blm taking this land? >> actually, that is the main question. we can't find a reason they actually want it. the only thing i can figure is right now the fact we're in an oil boom, any mineral received from that river bottom they would take the money from. >> that's frightening. can they just do that? can the bureau of land management come in and say we want this land, it's now ours? >> actually, since this land is taxed property, it's been taxed for nearly a century now, and as far as private property rights, i believe that it's owned by the individual and is in no way owned by the federal government. >> right. again, like most of texas. >> that's right. >> what will you do if blm lays claim to what you say is your land? >> the most obvious thing is we would fight it. that's all i can do. the land that's in question is the heart beat of my operation along is efrl of my neighbors in

the area. it's where we make all of our income. we would have to take a real, call it a simple approach. you know, obviously we've got the governor with us and mr. abbott who are willing to stand behind us for our property. >> now, a classic pretext for federal control of land is the endangered species act. as you know, the feds find some animal they deem endangered and prohibit the use of private property. are you concerned about that? >> i am, actually. you know, with the federal government saying there's 90,000 acres there, think of the doorway this would create if there was 90,000 acres that they could find a species on of some kind that would actually from there open up all the other surrounding land around it because it's the same ecosystem. this could simply be a doorway that would just lead to opening up the entire red river bottom. >> to be completely clear, i want our viewers to make no mistake about this. we're talking about private property for which you pay taxes. you pay your taxes and paid in full, correct? >> that is correct, sir.

>> and, yet, you still fear the federal government could come in and take it away from you? >> well, the way this sounds, and where the major argument is, there is a clear, defined boundary between the state of texas and the state of oklahoma. the federal government at the moment is saying there is actually federal land that lies south of the river and goes to the cut bank. in places that is miles into the state of texas. >> yes. >> there is a major difference in federal land, federal land being it's rented from the government, and taxed property, which is owned by the individuals of the red river bottom. >> yeah. there is a big difference and i hope they recognize it. layne chapman, joining us live from texas. good luck. keep us posted, please. >> thank you, sir. thank you. more "fox & friends" coming up. stay tuned! because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "have just a little buffet". that's the idea behind the more everything plan. it's more of everything you want,

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