tsarnaev facing death if convicted on more than 30 counts. let's get right to molly. >> the opening statements expected in this trial the few hours from now dzhokhar tsarnaev the accused boston bomber will sit before 12 jurors and 6 ality malts over the up coming months. this trial has been delayed because of the historically bad winter we have had but also because of a jury selection process that is pain staking. so many have some personal connection to the bombing they knew someone injured or second level knew someone who knew someone. he con fired with his older brother to place the two bombs at the finish line of the 2013 boston marathon. the explosions killed three people, two young women and a child. it was later alleged they

ambushed and murdered an mit police officer as well. tamer lynn's wife was never charged and they repeatedly denied they had no knowledge of the attack. she says she cooperated with the investigation. there's no word whether she is expected to testify. here's what people in boston are saying. >> i am not sure you are going to find anybody anywhere who hasn't heard about it, but will people try to listen to the evidence and based on the evidence, i believe people will do that. i believe the jury system does work. it will be interesting to see. it is quite a quitment they are facing here. the trial will last 3-4 months. if convicted there's expected to be a penalty phase in which mitigating and aggravating factors are expected and will be for them to decide if life in

prison or put to death if convicted. back to you. >> speaking of the death penalty how many charges? >> 30 charges all of. out of them 17 face death penalty. one is weapons of mass destruction resulting in death. >> oo and now to another fox news alert. overnight a near disaster at a turkish airline plane skids off the runway after a hard landing in nepal. two-days of rain then fog causing the plane to bounce off the pavement into a field. igniting panic for 238 people on board as they frantically try to escape. no one was seriously injured. >> airport aest ares meantime. the man hauled away from jfk

airport after trying to make a clean get away with a ton of cash. more than 750,000 dollars stuffed in his luggage. the bills were hiding in boxes of hand soap, band-aids, they are raw flew, splenda andal seltzer. he is charged with bulk cash smuggling. >> the homeless man killed by los angeles police wanted by u.s. marshals. a french national wanted for a parole violation stemming from bank robbery in 2000. he served 13 years in prison some of it in a mental ward. they shot and killed the man when reached for an officer's gun during the altercation. the whole thing was caught on camera. civil rights leaders are calling for an independent investigation. the department of justice finding widespread racial bias in the ferguson police

department. the report released to the public following a month long investigation after the shooting death of an unarmed teen, michael brown. they routinely discriminate against blacks using excessive force issues petty citations and making unnecessary traffic stops. >> winter showing no sign of slowing down. people in the northeast waking up again to snow sleet and ice. all of this snow is crushing some dangerous gas lines. over in massachusetts heavy snow weighing down roots across the state. this elementary school forced to evacuate after the structure started cracking with 600 people caught inside. boston smacked with snow and freezing rain overnight. old man winter not done yet. more snow expected tonight and tomorrow when boston is expected

to break their all time snow record of 107.6 inches. >> all eyes on december who? hillary clinton. the former secretary of state making her first appearance since being accused of conducting personal business on her account. what does she have to say for herself? >> not a whole lot. she stepped out but ignoring the controversy. she got a hero's welcome. i suppose it is only fair to say don't you some day want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> ms. clinton failing to mention controversy over money that she accepted from foreign governments while she ran the state department. the white house refusing theo answer the big question. >> does the white house believe hillary clinton broke the law?

yes or no? >> secretary clinton's team has said that at the request of the state department they have reviewed her records to make sure. >> i know what the white house said. >> what does the president believe? does he believe the former secretary of state broke the law? >> if the clinton team said they were going to do that they did and that can be verified by the state department who is responsibl maintaining these records that would be consistent with what the federal acts requires. >> instead earnest calls the government e-mail protocol. >> the guidance to other cabinet officials so much of the guidance they had gotten which they will use government accounts for official government business. >> clinton will announce her run for the white house next month and that has them questioning her candidacy. >> after the questions about the e-mails and transparency that we

don't know what we don't know i think it fits into the narrative that the clintons are above the law and they can move without recourse. >> clinton's staff may not have reported all of the e-mails to the state department and it's not clear how they selected them. >> jackie i be banbanez thank you for joining us. >> a day after the prime minister deliver add powerful message to congress and john kerry still at the nuclear negotiating table as president obama all but dismisses the prime minister's speech. good morning leland. big day yesterday. >> huge day. the prime minister landed back in israel. but the reverberations of his speech are on this side of the atlantic. most importantly remains the question of what will america do?

in the short run things are the same. secretary of state is in switzerland. congress hasn't taken up any new members based on the prime minister's em passioned words. >> we must choose between two paths one path leads to a bad field that will invest in nuclear iran's but it will lead to a nuclear armed iran who's aggression will inevitably lead to war. >> remember president obama said he did not watch the speech. said he read the transcript. he had an awful lot to say offering 11 minutes of comments in the oval office after the speech. >> if we are successful negotiating then in fact this will be the best deal possible to pref p vent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. nothing else comes close.

sanctions won't do it. even military ks a would not be as successful as the deal that we have put forward. >> the administration's hope for a deal could easily fall apart before a framework deadline later this month. that said senator lindsay graham says he believes he has the votes to force a veto over ride. the big question is what deliverables will come from his teach respond the headlines that are on today's papers. heather? >> we have haefrd from the reaction of other democrats and president obama. others think the real audience for this were the voters in israel. how might this impact the up coming election? >> election are about two weeks age way now. there were a lot of disagreements in israel in terms of whether the prime minister should give this speech the reaction in israel seems to be pretty split much in the way of the united states. big fans of the speech those who are his political opponents

significant opposition are saying they were still in the wrong place at the wrong time and drove a wij between the united states and closest ally israel. >> leland vet ert joining us. thank you. >> with many democrats critical of netanyahu's speech others say it is a complete game changer. >> the prime minister did a better job of explaining the threat of israel in the united states better than any american politician couldn't have done. the form allowed the discussion to be at a larger level. he brought attention to the problem better than anybody in american politics because this country's very survival is at rit can. the deal he is contemplating is a disaster. i would oppose it with every ounce of my being. >> for a foreign leader to

appear in this setting at such a time is unprecedented in my knowledge. for that reason alone it is oo big deal. of course after all of the talk of controversy and 4 dozen or so democrats not attending he walks into the chamber and gets a rock star welcome. it was a standing ovation when he walked in. he was interrupted for applause 40 times. a lot of it bipartisan. so you have got a sense, yeah, this was a big moment. >> another big story. he still classified secrets to his mistress. now decorated war veteran and david petraeus is agreeing to plead guilty. he save sensitive information to paul raw broadwell his love and biographer war strategies even discussions with the president. he faces a year in prison. prosecutors will recommend two years probation and 40,000

dollar fine. >> the republican field for 2016 just got a little hotter. >> we have put in motion the staffing and the mechanism to explore to see whether me running for president in 2016 is a viable thing. >> doctor ben carson officially testing the waters. the former neurosurgeon and political columnist can raise money for an official 2016 campaign. >> the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up a towering inferno a mother and daughter trapped inside. the incredible video as firefighters wash to the rescue. >> the dangerous security glitch that could open your phone and computer to a naming attack. >> and a snap the convenient way a priest is taking confessions. >> first take a look at today's weather around the

country. >> opening statements getting underway this morning in the long-awaited boston marathon bombing trial. 12 injure sores ors and 6 ality mats. tsarnaev facing 30 charges 17 of which carry the death penalty. >> this as deceased suspect tam ir lynn -- tamlin tsarnaev's wife may be facing charges of her own. they bought 5 pressure cookers at macy's two of which were used in the massacre. >> well brand new this morning we are hearing the harrowing 911

calls from just moments after a band of thieves steal millions in gold on a side of a busy north carolina interstate. oh >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i am on i 95 at 114. there's a couple guys looks like they got their hands zip tied behind their back. >> north or southbound? >> semi-truck trying to wave people down to call the police. >> those men security guards transporting a truck full of gold from miami to massachusetts. they pulled over for engine trouble and were approached by three armed bandits. they tied their hands behind their backs and forced them into the woods. no one was hurt. the security company offering 50,000 dollar reward for the gold. >> the winters must be brutal in russia because edward snowden is

ready to come home apparently. a lawyer for the nsa whistleblower says he is ready to face the charges against him in the u.s. but it is contingent on him getting a fair trial. he received a letter from outgoing attorney general eric holder promising snowden will not face the death penalty. >> millions of google and apple users now vulnerable to hackers. >> loren simonetti fox business here now. it is called the freak attack. it effects apple and google devices. it let's hackers break through encryption on popular sites operated american express marriott and even government agencies like nsa dot gov. a third of all are vulnerable. old government policy requires u.s. software makers to use

weaker security in encryption sold overseas due to nacional-- national security concerns. if you use apple safari to browse the web that fix is coming next week good news google already provided one. >> we are hearing some people may be in the market for a new car but there's a warning out for them. >> dodge is taking an unusual step of calling out dealers for taking deposits for the challenger and charger hell cat. they are muscle cars. the charger hell cat can empty its tank in 13 minutes with a wide open throttle at 200 miles an hour. >> that is crazy. >> some dearlies may be asking unethically as well as illegally no word on what options they take here. >> not to mention any drivers going that fast.

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higher. >> welcome back. a manhunt is on for two armed men caught on camera robbing a pizza hut in miami. they forced the manager to open a safe at gun point. when she couldn't get it open they turned frantic trying to tape up other employees. one terrified worker trying to escape on his knees. >> had the gun in my back. i felt like my life was on the line definitely. >> after that the robber only got away with $43 in cash. >> do you remember this viral picture of supposedly unphoto shopped cindy crawford. the guy says it is completely doctors. someone stole it and intentionally made crawford look quote haggered.

he is threatening lawsuits against sites that post it. husband randy gerber recently posting this on instagram showing his wife has a taught tummy after all, yes, she does. >> the time now is time to brew on this. snap chatting her sins away. priest in texas now accepting confessions via the snap chat app. >> they send in confessions and having them supposedly disappear after 10 seconds. some priests saying it is all nonsense. >> doing the snap chat? you can do snap chat or through the internet list everything you have done there's no humility in there. there is no ownership of the sins you have committed. >> the anonymous priest claims he has been in the clergy for 23 years and started to go this to help a student inwith a college

froj project. send an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> somebody can take a picture of what you do and it is there for ever. >> it is 26 after the top of the hour. gone postal where a mail carrier is in a lot of stroubl for toss -- trouble for tossing packages like toys. did you make a move with your family pet? the strange tax deductions you probably never knew about.

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those who showed up now crying foul. >> the child who said i want to eat didz neland every day eat ice cream and drink coca-cola. >> the fallout all of the way to washington. >> trapped as an intern no rages around a body camera video. "fox and friend "fox & friends first" conditions right now.-- continues right now. good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am lea gabriel in for ainsley earhardt. in hours opening statements begin in the boston marathon bombing trial. >> this trial two years in the making. dzhokhar tsarnaev facing death on more than 30 counts. molly lionse lyons lye for us in

boston. >> >> it proved to be far more pain staking than any one anticipated. the opening statements in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev is expected to get underway in a couple of hours. they denied getting the trial moved out to boston where fewer people would have a connection. things will get going and move to further today. he is accused of inspiring with tamer lynn to place two bombs at the finish line of the 2013 boston marathon. the explosion killed three people a child and two young women. it is later alleged they ambushed and murdered an m tishgit police officer. tsarnaev's wife says she had no knowledge of the attack or had any knowledge of her husband's accused crimes. take a listen to ma people are

saying as the triem gets going. >> i think it is a tragedy for people who passed away tragedy for people who lost their legs. influenced the wrong direction. we don't know. it also is very sad. >> there will be 12 jurors and 6 ality malts. the trial is expected to last about three to four months and if convicted there will be a penalty phase that also lasts 3-4 months. 30 federal charges in all 17 of which carry the death penalty. >> no doubt a lot of security. how does that look as the krieltrial gets underway. >> they have really beefed up security around the federal courthouse as we have gotten closer. streets are blocked up. homeland security vehicles

around the front and sides of the building. in the back we are seeing the coast guard patrolling the harbor. on all sides they have heavy security measures. >> mary lye on-- molly lyeon. >> a airplane skids off the runway after landing in nepal. a man contributed to the plane bouncing off the pavement into a grass field. the front landing gear snapping the whole thing igniting panic for the 230 people on board as they frantically try to escape. no one was seriously hurt. >> a man goes away in handcuffs after trying to make a get aawith 750,000 dollars cash. it was found stuffed in his luggage. the bills tucked in boxes and

band dads theraflu and ality celtal kau seltzer. benjamin netanyahu's big speech has come and gone. is anything different? not according to president obama who claims we have heard the prime minister's talking points all before. leland vittert is live in washington with the latest. >> the prime minister landed in israel. the reverberations continue on this side of the atlantic. most importantly remains the question of what will america do? in the short run things are the same. secretary of state are still in switzerland negotiating with the iranians. so far congress hasn't taken up any new measures he based on the prime minister's impassioned words. >> for over a year we have been told that no deal is better than a bad deal.

well this is a bad deal. it is a very bad deal. we are better off without it. >> president obama says he didn't watch the speech. he was busy at the time although he admitted to reading the transcript transcript. he had 1 # 1 minutes in the hours after the speech. >> on the core issue which is mow do we prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon which would make it far more dangerous and would give it scope for even greater action in the region. the prime minister didn't offer any viable alternatives. >> the administration's hope for a deal would easily fall apart before framework deadline. he senator graham says he believed he headed the vetoes and votes to force a veto over ride and required congressional overnight with any deal with

iran. the big question is what deliverables will come to the speech beyond the headlines of today. >> the white house has already been less inclusive with sharing information including sensitive details. do you expect there will be other fallout from this? >> certainly the israelis have long complained the americans are not really involving them as much as they would like to be which may be an issue going forward. consider this on the flight over a senior israeli official brief journalist on background on the plane he claimed to know very int gnat details of what was in the possible deal what the discussions in switzerland involved with the iranians things that weren't necessarily public. he pressed long and hard about how he knew that. how the israelis had their information. he said we just know. so whether or not the american government continues or doesn't continue to share any information with the israelis may not matter that much. interesting insight this morning. leland vittert in washington.

thank you. >> dozens of democrats skipped out on the speech some who did attend combined even calling the prime minister condescending. >> this speech was great out of the dick cheney play book. it was fear mongering at the ultimate. like the child who says i want to go to disney land every day eat ice cream and drink coca-cola every day and not go to stool. as they gave him a standing ovation cans knee pelosi turned her back to talk to someone else. >> she insulted u.s. intelligence. >> republican congresswoman slamming pelosi's behavior during the address. >> her response, her written response, the conference, everything about the reaction of so many on the other side of the

aisle to the leader chof our greatest ally, this democratic state of israel, this is an oasis of freedom and democracy in a desert of teern knee and -- tyranny and repression. it is not about personalities, it should be about policy. i thought his speech was common sense. it was straight forward. a >> spring is just around the corner. another winter storm blasting across states including utah. white out conditions making it impossible for drivers to see. a similar sight in texas snow blasting through the dallas area making a mess of the roads. and people in the northeast waking up to a mix of snow, sleet and ice. the weather not making it easy for the nantucket ferry to navigate around the waters of

cape cod. >> a mother and daughter trapped in their home with no way out. the desperate 911 call just released. >> is this you and your mom inside? >> help me please. they are coming. >> flames pouring out of this story apartment building with two women stuck inside. fire crews helped a daughter climb out through the window then carried her elderly mother down. the heroic rescuers honored in the ceremony last night. >> 39 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up the president promised he would use his executive power. >> i have got a pen and a phone that's all i need. >> how he plans to use it to raise your taxes. getting paid to graduate on time? one university's new push to get

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which were used in the boston massacre. >> a fox business alert now the power of the pen could be used to raise your taxes. ashley webster from our sister network is here to explain. ashley, good morning. >> good moaning, lia. president obama already bypassed congress through an executive order to suspend deportations for millions of illegal immigrant adults and give them legal work papers. now it appears the president is looking at using an order to raise taxes. the administration says it is not providing any details just yet. >> he doesn't want the tax cut. >> the president seems to examine the array of executive authorities available to him to try to make progress on his goal. >> the president is interested in this avenue generally. >> josh earnest says the administration wants to advance a gender that wants to benefit middle class americans. bernie sanders is calling on the president to raise more than a

million dollars in taxes due to the irs executive action. since we are owe potatoesed to any it cans increase to find ways to help with the tax burden. congressional republicans say it is a flagrant abuse of the constitution and filed a lawsuit. a lawsuit says is a pastewaste of tax aer benefits. to find ashley log on to goment business.com/channel finder. >> if you are expecting a tax refund for the government you will have to wait. the holdup is subsidies from exchanges. they got subsidies based on the income for 2014. they have to make sure that income estimate was correct. some obamacare enrollees may have to pay back part of the subsidies others could get

bigger refunds than expected. >> time now for your 5@5:00. whacky tax deductions you probably never knew about. >> never had one lesson. >> but if you did have a lesson or two he might be able to save some money. a tax payer once wrote off clarinet lessons after an orthodontist said it would help fix its child's over bite. the irs decided it was a medical issue. home security systems if you have a home office and also bad luck, gambling losses can be deducted but there are restrictions. pets they help, too with your taxes if you move deduct the cost of shipping your pet. finally rv's. create of taxpayers deducted

their recreational vehicles as a second home deduction. >> 47 minutes after the hour. supreme show down. what is happening that could lead to the collapse of obamacare. >> drink up. the brand new coffee benefits that will jolt you awake. >> first brian kilmeade is here with what is next on "fox & friends." >> chris jewel is over there having fruit again. he's behind camera number 3 i believe. coming up on "fox & friends." congressman will be here alive and so will rand paul. hillary clinton's e-mail controversy that's not going away. rudy fill giuliani is soptopping by. last time he came on the couch he had news. ruling out pathetic cowards behind bullying. victor cruise is here which is why chris is wearing cologne. all coming up on "fox & friends." am i right, chris?

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welcome back. supreme showdown. a hearing at the supreme court could lead to the collapse of

obamacare. live in washington with the very latest. good morning, doug. >> good morning. all eyes are going to be on the court and it comes down to a fragment of a sentence. four words, in fact. established by the state. whether individuals can purchase health insurance through something that was not established bite state and whether they are eligible for subsidyies subsidies. president obama said the court shouldn't be so literal. >> if you look at those who were involved in the law including the law, the understanding was that people who join the federal exchange were going to be able to access tax credits just like if they went through an exchange. >> the plaintiffs will argue that this is by design. the federal government is trying to strong arm states to set up

their own exchanges and if they didn't they would not be eligible. >> the members of congress expected a lot of work that way. they didn't read the law before they passed it. >> a decision would be expected in june and the two justices we will watch closely is just uponis anthony kennedy and john roberts. he was the crucial vote that kept obamacare alive. the question was raised about the individual mandate. >> a lot of people watching today. the bottom line, how much are the subsidyies worth and how many americans will be affected? >> the numbers on that are rough tough. you have eight million people who lose health insurance as a result of those numbers, but it changes the whole model if you

take young healthy people out of the system who get the subsidies. insurance may go up for everyone else. >> the trickle down effect. to you doug. >> is howard university setting the bar too low? the new incentive program is creating a buzz. the schools will pay for half of the students's final semester if they graduate on time. that is a $6000 savings and more if the student graduates early. >> think before you snap a selfie. the smithsonian is banning selfie sticks. it is meant to protect displays and serve as a precaution when the museum is crowded. it's just the latest in a string of museums to ban a selfie stick like the museum of modern art

and boston's museum of fine art. come take a selfie with us. >> the time is 55 minutes after the hour and a priest is now taking confessions. he and social media can be disrespecting religion. your e-mails are next. >> a mail carrier goes postal. where they catch a mail carrier chugging packages. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance.

>> time now for the good, bad and the ugly. black coffee every day can help fight heart disease. they are less likely to get calcium build up in their arteries. >> a postal worker tossing packages to a doorstep. the recipients said hundreds of dollars could have been damaged because of the negligence. >> finally the ugly. a woman trying to steal a plant gets another kind of face plant. the homeowners woke up to a broken plant and it wasn't until they checked out the security footage did they get a good laugh. >> it's time for your responses.

the self proclaimed priest accepted chat chats per app. they disappear after ten seconds. is this convenient or disrespecting religion. is it supposed to be humiliating? any media that will spread the word of god is good. julie tweets religion wasn't meant to be convenient. #disrespectful. >> hillary clinton is staying quiet on e-mail will affect our 2016 chances? >> keep talking. >> have a great day. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> i'm elisabeth half beth.sselbeck.

>> to save him from the death penalty will justice be served? a live report from boston straight ahead. what e-mail scandal? hillary clinton hitting the campaign trail last night but ignoring the controversy. this after the white house refuses to say whether or not she broke the law. are they all hoping it goes away?