>> they're all cheering. >> we do want to thank you, the viewer, are today is three years that we have been here on the air at "fox and friends first." we will see you tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. "fox and friends" started now. today is thursday, march 5th. a fox news alert. shocking video. a united states ambassador goes in for a handshake and gets slashed with a knife. the breaking details on this bizarre attack for you. hillary breaks her violence on the e-mail scandal. >> hey, you're not steve. another democrat caught with sidney leathers, the same woman that brought down anthony weiner.

you're watching "fox and friends." that is a great way to begin your day. okay, nice to see you. >> that's a good way to start the morning. >> shake the girl's hand. >> i would kiss her hand, seems more -- >> i look forward every day. >> and then challenge you to a dual. >> let me tell you what is going on. a lot of traumatic activity. he did it. the stunning admission from the accused boston marathon bombers attorney. this as victims come face to face with him for the first time since the attack. we are live in boston with the latest. hey, molly. >> the images and video revealed in court yesterday was graphic and very bloody. it shows the immediate aftermath

of the first bomb that exploded at the boston marathon finish line. survivors recall the terror and the pain they suffered. karen waters left a leg below the knee. she went to the marathon with her friend, crystal campbell, who died. she said her legs hurt, then her hand went limp in mine and she never spoke again. in a nearly sporting goods store, people stumble in. trying to find makeshift tournique tourniquets. s judy clarke says he did it, but it was the brother who self

radicalized. he used weapons of mass destruction at the boston marathon to terrorize the country. he used guns and bombs to continue his reign of terror because he believed that america needed to be punished for killing must limbs overseas. thank you so much, molly. you see right where he is standing right against that fence there, and you see one of the 8-year-old victims just a few folk from where that bomb went off. prosecutors saying that he said that they were on a holy war. that is why he put that pressure cooker right by those kids. >> i think it is forever marked in america's mind, an attack on our homeland, right at the

finish line, and for those that didn't lose their lives, they lost a lot still. she wrote this on facebook, after she testified. today i looked at you right in the face and realized i wasn't afraid anymore. you're a coward. a little boy who wouldn't even look at me in the eyes. if your eyes would've met mine. now i get to hug my son even tighter than before. while you're in solitary confinement, i will be enjoying everything this beautiful world has to offer.

sincerely, someone you shouldn't have messed with. >> and we have to go there this again because it took forever to get the trial going and get the jury set. they're going to say -- he was just under the spell of his older brother and it worked, remember the d.c. snipers, they said the 17-year-old didn't know what he was doing because he was brainwashed. so he just got life in prison. rebekah gregory said -- >> they're showing the jurors how it unfolded. for a lot of us in the media, but saw maybe the sanitized version of what unfolded that day. when you go through and look at the pictures it's horrifying. >> and "rolling stone" did a

front page, a cover shot, of this atrocious person. >> and more and more americans decide they want to join isis and decide it sucks and they come home, there is more and more, they could be coming here so keep your eyes open. meanwhile, let's talk about something about 2016. hillary clinton broke her violence, kind of, with a twitter post. >> she says "i want the public to see my e-mail." i asked the state department to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. there is tens of thousands of e-mails. >> she is facing controversy from earlier in the week when we found out that she only has personal e-mail and a personal server at home.

you know when you have your own server, it allows you to have your own attorneys to decide what should be looked into and what not. she just decided to write this hours after her personal e-mails were subpoenaed. everyone is saying we are thinking we have all of the e-mails, but one congressman said how can we get an e-mail that you said you have given us when you don't even have them on the record? >> we're going to gain access to them. we went to the state department under the assumption they would be the keeper of the record, the custodian of the records, and it was only last week we discovered they can't produce all of her e-mails because they don't have all of her e-mails. >> she told the state department to make public all of myñr e-mails, we would like them to turn and say you can release

them. she says everybody i e-mailed, they'll have records that içó e-mailed, well what about the people not on the state department list like the german's, russians, or the syrian off tucker is a very pri, he doesn't like the government snooping in his stuff. what is one of the best ways to set up your own e-mail? you set up your own server in your house. that way all of the e-mails live on those drives, they're not off in -- they're not -- they're in a cottage in new york somewhere. >> if the chinese are happening in to the system, what about clinton.gov, don't you think the russians or edward snowden could

get in there. >> how careless can you be with national security? some are wondering how there can possibly be -- >> in 2007 we had a big vcr, and with taped a lot of her speeches. hereñr is what she said about president bush in 2007. >> our constitution is being shredded. we know about the secret wiretaps. we know about the secret military tribunals, the secret white house e-mail accounts if is a stunning record of secrecy and corruption. it is everything our founders were afraid of. everything our constitution was designed to prevent. >> what does it say -- she was so poignant, but she doesn't trust her own state department to run her own e-mails through

her own state department. >> my own server up at a farm somewhere. >> and madison talked about the fear of setting up his own server -- >> this could be pubbishbnishab not being able to take office. >> coming up later, i will show you some stuff on the server. tpjuráhp great stostory abo happened to one of our ambassadors and it is a "fox news alert." security takes down a man that slashed the our ambassador to south korea with a knife. ambassador mark lipert went in

for a handshake when he was cut with a knife. youçó can see there is blood dripping from his face. he needed eight stitches. doctors say he is doing well this morning. we'll keep you posted on any updates. >> back here at home a drug resistant super bug outbreak is growing. four people are now injected with cre. saying it was spread by a fiberoptic scope. now we're learning that nearly 300 patients may have been exposed to a different strain of the super bug. all of this coming two weeks after two patients died from cre.

they're saying now that the fiberoptic scope were sold without federal approval. and a u.s. airways plane filled with smoke moments after it touched down in denver. the members were forced to evacuate. >> we smelled something burning and melting like electrical, and in 30 seconds the cabin was filling up with smoke. >> one person suffering minor injury after slipping on the ice. and do you remember the woman notorious for ending anthony weiner's political career. sidney leathers, she says that a state lawmaker in the midwest has been sending her text

messages on par with "50 shades of gray." so far, leathers has not revealed the lawmakers full identity other than to say i'm about as liberal as you can get. i was really sad. i was hoping it was a republican. oh my. all right, back in the news. 13 minutes after the hour. the defense secretary speaking out against the president on isis. will we take the threat more seriously? >> then, the best golf roll ever. >> there is no way you could have been as bad at hockey as you have been at golf. >> you like that old man? >> bob barker and adam sandler

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making a stunning characteristic of isis. >> i would not ensure anyone this will be overin three years, but three years comes from the fact that there will be a presidential election in two years and so forth and i respect that. our fox news contributor is joining us now who fought over there. are you hopeful that ash carter will get what he wants? >> he is saying what we're all thinking. these considerations about the iraq war, pulling out all of the troops, these might have something to do with politics. ash carter thankfully it seems is willing to tell it like it is and in a subtle way, he is a

careful guy, but just be factual. no one would dry a three-year circle around this war. >> so far, an interesting poll out there showing the american people are on to it. they believe a score of 54 to 36 that the president and the administration are downploying the threat of isis. so that is the approach overall. but if you're the secretary of defense, you have your own baseball card. do you believe he has leverage? >> he does, you have a lame duck president. he is the fourth defense secretary. knows they probably don't want the record of a fifth, and looking back at six years of bad decisions saying this is now the time to tell the truth about

this. he listed the islamic state as number one followed by the ukraine, afghan, and europe. i think talking about what needs to be done, and as the latitude because of the track record, they fired deafen secretary after defense secretary. the d.o.d. has less decision making power than it should. so much is contained by political appointees, the national security council. we'll see if ash carter can wiggle his way into that decision factor. >> if there was one secretary of defense that did not put up with it, it was gates. hopefully this guy will have the same ability and foresight. thank you very much. great job. >> thanks, bryan. the landmark decision to

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send in their information digitally. it is in use in miami and atlanta. we have a "fox news alert" for you. hillary clinton breaking her silence this morning over the growing e-mail scandal dating back to her days as secretary of state. after ignoring the issue during a high profile speech this week, clinton tweeted this. she said i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked the state to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. we have former advisor to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. thank you for being with us. where do we stand today? >> well two years after this first became public, almost to the day when smoking gun included this with another news item, now this is a huge story

that people want to salivate over. this means nothing for 2016 except for the fact that there is a double standard. a different level of scrutiny when it comes to hillary clinton. she is used to it. how does someone get in trouble for doing exactly what her predecessors have done and following not just the letter but the intent of the laws in place when she was there. it is a little ridiculous, y'all. >> i want toy a clip from 2007. it seems like if she is breaking a standard it is what she set herself. our constitution is being shredded, we know about the secret white house e-mail accounts. so doug, i ask you, didn't she set the standard here in 2007? >> i think so. i'm reminded of the quote "it's deja vu all over again."

this is no way to start a presidential campaign. what we're seeing from the clinton team is the same problems with secrecy and not being honest and accurate. and the same old "just move alone." we're seeing the washington post and the "new york times" be blistering and they're not exactly right wing think tanks. we know that secretary clinton is not only a secretary of state and a senator, she is a lawyer considered to be a supreme court member in is not something she did accidentally. this was not careless, this was calculat calculated. >> would you say this was lack of judgment in terms of only using a personal account on a personal server from her home? could she have done things better? >> was it a lack of judgment for the previous secretary of state to do the exact same thing? come on, now.

this is -- doug, you're right, it is a nothing sandwich. i know you want to make a big deal out of this, but she has not even announced sble yet and has no intent except for following the law. and because it is hillary the entire conversation is different than when jeb bush hand picked 250,000 e-mails out of 3 million that he would release. or that situations that chris christie and scott walker have gotten into are far more serious with e-mails being destroyed or used in ways they were not supposed to. there is a double standard here. if anyone can take it it will be hillary. >> could be punishable here, could be a federal offense. doug? >> i have the capital behind me. every member of congress has a

house.gov e-mail. for a secretary of state to not have an e-mail address, to have a private e-mail account. she was not e-mailing for dinner reservations or yankees tickets. this is the secrecy that bothers the clinton administration. we see the same -- >> doing a lot to help and change the world. >> they have done a lot of good, but the secrecy is a problem. >> we will see as this moves to 2016 if this is poor times as this plays out. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> coming up, the head of the epa wants more tax dollars, but can't even answer this -- what about hurricanes? >> in terms of landing those hurricanes on land, i cannot answer that question. it is a very complicated issue. >> the expert on climate change

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when the defense attorney says it was him, that's not a guilty plea. >> it's a great question. it is almost a guilty plea. remember, if he pleads guilty, then the government doesn't have to prove its case. on the other hand, he can only be sentenced to death if after a jury recommends death. and the jury can only recommend death after it hears the trial in all of its gory details. stated differently, no matter what she says his lawyer in her opening statement, the government still has to prove the case just as if he was claiming he wasn't there, you got the wrong guy. >> they're saying very similar to the snipers, they said he had some type of influence over the younger one -- >> in that case, it worked. >> so they're hoping it works here. tsarnaev's lawyer says he was under the influence of his brother.

you will hear evidence about the kind of influence the older brother had. >> you're looking at judy clark. she is the best death penalty defense lawyer in the country. this is a shrewd, almost brilliant move on her part. don't insult the jury. when the evidence of guilt is overwhelming be honest and candid with the jury. there's no chance your client is going to walk. there is a chance your client could stay alive. it's not a happy life, but it's life as opposed to execution. i think by appealing to the jury's common sense, she's giving him a shot at this. >> there are a number of cases where judy clark has saved her clients from the death penalty. this one case here, the olympic bomber, the unibomber that you see. >> these guys are -- >> the shooter for gabby gifards. >> they were monsters but they're alive. it's not a happy life but

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look. ambassador lipert was about to give a speech in seoul south korea when a guy went in for a handshake and instead slashed his face. he was heard screaming that north and south korea should be united. security took him down. the ambassador was quickly ushered out as blood dripped from his face. it was a four inch slash, needing about 80 stitches. doctors say he is doing well this morning. we'll keep you posted on any new developments. another fox news alert, it was him. the boston bombing trial opens with dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyer admitting that he did, in fact, do it. but they're trying to paint the portrait of a young man who was easily swayed by his older brother to carry out the bombings. fox news judicial analyst napolitano weighed in just a short ago about the defense

strategy. >> this is a shrewd almost brilliant move on her part. when the evidence of guilt is overwhelming be honest and candid with the jury. there is no chance your client is going to walk. but there is a chance your client could stay alive. >> in just a few hours, day two begins with more victim testimony. extreme weather now and a lot of us are feeling it. it's blasting across the country,nercluding ft. worth, texas. enab unable to move in the snow. this guy is lucky to be alive after a sheet of ice flew off a semi truck and crashed through his windshield he walked away with minor injuries. who is more full of themselves, men or women? >> did you ever think that maybe there is more to life than being really, really, really ridiculously good looking? >> well, the results are in. somebody actually studied this. half a million people for 30

years. researchers say that guy are more into themselves than girls. are you surprised? the study suggests that men are more likely to exploit others and feel entitled to certain privileges than women. it doesn't surprise me. elizabeth, you? >> that sounds like that's a woman in a bad relationship that wants to sound off and drag us all down with them. >> it's the same group that did the $0 bill study. how dare they. >> it's like a seinfeld episode. >> we have other breaking news this morning. forgetting the male versus female study. hillary clinton is breaking her silence on twitter about the e-mail scandal. >> she's been embroiled in this controver controversy. she tweeted this, i want the public to see my e-mail.

i asked the state to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. >> this could be a real big problem for her in 2016. the state department e-mails, the problem with it is they don't have access to a lot of them. they're on this private server on a private hard drive. you have representative trey gowdy said they went to the state department. they're not sure they can get the documents in the first place. take a listen. >> we're going to gain access to them or do our best. we went to the state department under the assumption they would be the keeper of the record or custodian of the records. it was only last week that we discovered they can't produce all of her e-mails to us because they don't have all of her e-mails. >> there is two things that have come up late. the hillary clinton camp wanted to use this week to push back some of the stories how she might have been doing things that are unethical as secretary of state. then this story pops up in the "new york times" where it's hard to marginalize them and say they're anticlinton.

during the four years in which she was secretary of state, instead of using state department e-mail, she was using a server that she set up in her own house. what's the big deal? it means the records are no longer public or ready for archives. they're not good for historians or investigations. unless you can go to her house, look into the servers or totally believe that you're going to get all the e-mails requested from her personal account delivered to -- in this case, trey gowdy's desk. she handed over a bunch of e-mails, but she's already culled through e-mails in regards to the benghazi investigation. she had one of her assistants downstairs pull up the e-mails. if you look at her state department e-mails there's not much there on anything because she used her personal e-mails. >> 50,000 plus pages of e-mails that were released and turned over, they were selected by her staff. if she had been using a government e-mail, it would be up to the government to decide

what they were going to release. the control and judgment is in the hand of hillary clinton's team. we have seen controversy after controversy after she's been called into question. >> you would set up your own server in your house. you wouldn't rely on g mail that's run and owned by google. you wouldn't use yahoo, and all these other accounts. you would set up your own server using your own hard drives. it would need to be a computer that's on 24 hours a day and backed up on hard drives. no one else would have access to that information. >> could you switch a server? >> you would switch out hard drives. presumably all of these are being backed up in hard drives. >> two of her main assistants, as well as as this guy who has been with her forever, they were also using that server.

a lot of websites now, including i think gawker said can we get his e-mail. a lot of times that guy is aggressive. sometimes you say something he doesn't like. he hit me with an e-mail during the show. i'd like to find out what they were doing and up to. they weren't using state department e-mails. >> colin powell did this back in the day. certain people did this because the law hadn't changed yet. the law changes a few years ago to suggest we need to use these government run website and servers. the fact she didn't trust her own state department with her e-mails is troubling. >> does she believe she's above the law. this is in the mainstream law, this isn't republicans and conservatives going after her. "the washington post" editorial is reflecting on her poor judgment saying it was a mistake that reflects poor judgment about a public trust. if people aspire to public position they should behave as stewards of a public trust. that includes the records, all of them. you debated this a short time

ago. the democratic strategist. >> she was actually on with the clinton team and she worked as an advisor and this is what they had to say. >> this is no way to start a presidential campaign. what we're seeing from the clinton team, are the same old problems with secrecy and not being honest and accurate. and we're seeing the same old just move along. >> this means nothing for 2016. except for the fact that there's a double standard, a different level of scrutiny when it comes to hillary clinton. she is used to it and been deal ing with it for decades. she's been transparent. turn them over. how does someone get in trouble for doing exactly what her predecessors have done? >> we don't know if she turned over everything. i was talking to eric erickson. he says his sources tells him that it's a democrat that's been a source for these stories in the "new york times." maybe it's the democrats who are not happy that hillary clinton

is almost 100% likely to become the nominee. >> or they'd rather get it out early. get it burned out before 2016 gets closer and sort of, you know, let everybody pass over it. >> we set up a poll this morning on our facebook page. what president had the best hair in u.s. hair? i have to say andrew jackson. he's on the $20 bill. now there's a new campaign to banish andrew jackson from the $20 bill. a group of women getting together called the women on 20s. they said this could pave the way for more equality for women. >> william harrison, fans believe he has the best hair. >> they want to take it to the white house to change the $20 bill. they're giving people 15 options. rosa parks, possibly elenor roos

voolt. susan b. anthony. and margaret sangar. this one deserves a -- >> susan b. anthony has a coin. she seemed happy with that. >> that's all you carry. >> she was on the coin at one point. >> margaret sangar opened the first birth control clinic. >> andrew jackson was a war hero and a president and a remarkabl% president. he actually staved off the battle of new orleans. he actually reversed the tide of the war and we're about to win a war we fought to a draw. i think he earned the right, old hickory did. he had this tremendous party after he won that they wrecked the place afterwards. he earned the $20 bill. >> he's a timely target because it's coming up to 2020 that's why they're going up to the $20 bill. >> maybe it's a salute to the long time mag jean show 20/20. why don't we have a $25 bill and put a woman on that. >> i like that.

who would you nominate to be on there? >> i'm sticking with andrew jackson right now. have you seen the $20 bill? he's got a beautiful head of hair. >> i think it's going to eventually be cher. >> if there is one person that could trump andrew jackson, it would have to be this. >> i can't compete with andrew jackson's locks. >> we actually have a photo of her. i don't think we can do this. we need a sketch of hasselbeck. let us know what you think about that. would you want a woman on the bill? would you sign up for the 100,000 signature they're trying to put to the white house so a woman can get on it. or would you rather have one of these other guys on the $20 bill? >> coming up next. >> the sight of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal, she doesn't want you to see. what she said during the bush

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our constitution is being shredded. we know about the secret wire taps. we know about the secret military tribunals, the secret white house e-mail accounts. it is a stunning record of secrecy and corruption. of croneyism run amuck. it is everything our founders were afraid of. everything our constitution was designed to prevent. >> that was hillary clinton back in 2007. there during the bush administration, as this morning she's breaking her silence on the revelation she used a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. she tweeted i want the people to see my e-mail. i asked the state department to release them.

they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. our next guess felt the democrat's wrath during the bush administration. joining us the chairman of the representative. >> why does she need the state department to release her e-mails. they're on her own private server. she should release her e-mails. it's not just e-mails the state department would have because she would have correspondented with people at the state department. what about the other people she correspondented with from this e-mail account, perhaps about benghazi or other issues. she's the one that should release the e-mails but she's acting like the state department is the gate keeper. >> this law goes into effect, which i don't want to say out laws it but to make sure that the employees are using the

state department servers and web services. why would they so blatantly disregard that information and set up a server in a house. >> right, in a house that's protected by the secret service that will never be a house that can't be, you know -- that is completely safe. the biggest concern i have is that these e-mails left the state department security and went to this private server. it didn't have the same security. the biggest concern is -- she was secretary of state. she wasn't secretary of hud or labor what is the content of those e-mails? isn't it irresponsible to take the fact that rujet streams like north korea or china or russia or other countries could look at the contents of those e-mails. that's irresponsible. >> could we give her the benefit of the doubt in any capacity, they were naive and didn't know what they were doing? >> you mentioned what i went through and what other people worked for bush went to when

they found out we had rnc e-mail accounts. we had those accounts to make sure we didn't conduct campaign activities while at the white house. people like hillary clinton criticized for that by saying we were trying to keep that information secretive. she learned her lesson was. she put it in a server in her own home that nobody knew about. after five or six investigations we never knew about these e-mails. it took the investigation on benghazi for them to come clean. mire question is why didn't they come clean with these e-mails, is there something they're hiding? >> great to see you this morning. coming up next here on the show, he burned himself eating the apple be es record. >> a disney channel star says

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and it burned his face 117 years old. that's how old this woman in japan turns today. she's the oldest person on earth. she was born in 1888. when ask could what her secret was she said ei wonder about that too. >> look at her family there. you know her as the star of the hit disney channel show jesse. >> hi i'm tammy, you must be jesse. >> you recognize me? i guess -- >> it's because the pictures of you -- >> to remember by? >> no. >> with the show wrapping up after four seasons. debby ryan focusing on her career with a tour planned this summer. >> debby ryan, welcome back. >> thank you. >> big time for you wrapping up

jesse, what's that like? >> it's pretty intense in a cool way. it's been a long-standing relationship with the network. it's been a lot of seeds planted while i've been there. i think it's a cool time to start harvesting. >> you're done with jesse totally? >> i'm done with jesse, but jesse is on for a very long time. we air these things a little bit later. you have jesse, like completely through this year. don't worry. >> jesse fans can rest assured they will get a good amount of jesse. >> don't worry. >> most of my friends are celebrities, when something like this comes to an end, they feel like they're graduating high school or college. do you get that sense? >> it's crazy. i started my first disney channel show when i was in my freshman year of high school. my best friend i've gone on this entire journey with her. she was starting high school, i was starting my first show as i was pulling it together and auditioning for other things she was applying for college. i book jesse and she goes to

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on the defense. be fully aware of the fact that is not what love is. love should be a healthy safe relationship that makes you feel better. >> this allows you to text anonymously for help. >> it's the world's first anonymous text in service. you text love is and you have someone our age who is texting you at all hours, who is able to say, is it safe to talk, how do you feel about this. i texted in for a good friend of mine. i was like, is this normal in a relationship, is this what it is? it's everything to that to this is currently getting physical. for me in my personal life, i experienced a situation for long time where i didn't realize i was being manipulated. i didn't realize i was being controlled. by the time it got physical, by the time my wrist was grabbed. by the time this person laid a hand on me, that was my warning signal. and mary kay and i want to go prevent that to make sure our

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our dog in havana continues to bark. we'll see if he continues to bark. this is what they do on cnn. they pretend something happens. still no word from the dog. maybe the dog is upset. possibly the dog is asleep. although that would be unusual for a dog to go to sleep that quickly after barking that much. the dog is back now. the dog is barking again. i think we've proven here is i could feel six hours a night on cnn. >> that is conen took the show to cuba. 26 minutes before the top of the hour. epa is hoping for a budget of 8.6 mi$8.6 million for climate . you would think they could answer questions about climate

change. >> we had more or less hurricanes in the last decade. >> i can't answer that it's a complicated issue. >> we've had a dramatic decrease in number. it is increasing less or more than that? >> i cannot answer that question specifically. >> mr. chairman, i would say this is a stunning development. >> what are your tax dollars going toward? with us is stuart varney with some insight. >> what a golden opportunity jenna mccarthy just missed. you're asking for money. they're asking for a half billion dollars. it's an opportunity to go out there and say see that extreme weather, that's climate change. give me the money to fight t. she totally blew it. she could not answer basic questions. >> did she hit a home run? thñ argument the apa is making we don't have the answers. i need more money so i can

answer senator sessions. >> i thought -- you remember that expression? the science is in? do you remember that one? what happened to that? >> apparently it went out. >> she doesn't have the answers to most simple and basic questions. >> the nay sayers are flat earthers. >> wait a second, the naysayers anybody who expresses the slightest degree of skepticism is being persecuted. there's a gentleman who is the emeritus professor at mit. today he's saying data shows no increase in the number and intensity of extreme weather events. he's saying that. do you know? he is being persecuted for saying that kind of thing. >> in contrast here, department of homeland security saying they don't have the funding. we have our military being defunded at a time when the statistics prove that terror is increasing. we've seen increased attacks. here this is not so proven, yet

we need the funding to prove it as clayton just sds. >> the epa wants 8.6 milli$8.6 . that will go towards climate change regulation. climate change regulation already costed $51 billion a year to the economy. >> you have the top rated show on business. congratulations on that. you beat cnbc last week. >> this guy does his homework. >> you rip up folders. >> you make so much sense out of things that are so complicated. >> thank you very much, indeed. >> unlike me and clayton. >> what was the segment of narcissism we were talking about? >> you can catch him by checking channel finder?

>> let's get it to heather nauert. good morning. great to see you. president obama, failed to bate on the most popular gun in america, now he's trying to make it usious. al the atfs proposed ban on bullets used in the ar-15 rifle is being called an attack on law abiding gun owners. >> the president tried to ban the most popular rifle in america, but he couldn't get it through congress. now he's trying to ban the ammunition for the most popular rifle. the members of the national rifle association are going to fight this every step of the way. >> the ammo is used mainly for target, hunting and shooting. police in ohio respond to a bad case of snow rage. have you ever heard of such a thing? a man shovelled snow off the wrong neighbor's sidewalk. >> i should say man, don't shovel my sidewalk. i don't want that section of sidewalk to be shovelled.

>> don't shovel my sidewalk. could you imagine such a thing? so here's the story, he just wanted to do his neighbor a favor by shoveling the sidewalk and clear the way for kids to walk to school. but he wasn't having any of it. he pulled out a snow blower and blew the snow back in the do gooder's face. that's whenphysical. >> i was like, seriously what are you going to do. it's snow, relax. that's when he snapped and grabbed me by my neck and face. >> i love that guy, it's just snow. really? myers now faces assault charges. a florida man given a harsh reminder that the freedoms we enjoy in america not shared everywhere else. he had been working for a company in the united arab emirates. when he went home he made negative comments on facebook. imagine his shock when he

returned to the uae only to be sent to jail for breaking a local law against slandering his employer. he's out on bail, but he faces up to five years in prison. his fiancee has set up a page to help pay for his legal fees. the congressman is lobbying to government for his release. >> i want to go over to an extreme weather alert. we've got a live look at new jersey. >> you can see it's just blanketed in snow, they're expecting 3-6 inches today. >> what does this mean for the forecast here? what is this going to look like for the rest of the country? we turn to our weather expert maria molina. >> good morning, here we go again. we're looking at another winter storm impacting many areas across the country. and more than a foot of snow reported across the state of kentucky. very heavy snow associated with this storm system.

you can see it's stretching from (arts of tennessee and mississippi, all the way up to the new york city area. and some of the totals out there could be over a foot. like i mentioned already, in parts of kentucky. we do have winter storm warnings in q#fect for parts of northern texas all the way to portions of the tristate area. in new york city we're looking at potentially four to six inches of snow. we're on the fringe of heavy snow on this system. as we head further south you will be looking at heavier totals in new jersey and the midatlantic. we have heavy snow out there. take a look at the forecast, potentially more than six inches for west virginia, virginia, maryland and other areas out there. that's in addition to what you already have on the ground. by the way, behind the storm system, we're expecting very cold temperatures. behind that, it looks like milder weather will be in store for a big chunk of the country. by next week, milders temperatures will be in place. >> a light at the end of the tunnel. good thing to point out.

>> we're ready for mild. coming up, the united states wants to make a nuclear deal with iran, but is that a good idea? can they be trusted? our next guest is an american who was held hostage by the country in 1979 is here next with a dire warning for the white house. hundreds of students walking out of a class taking a stand against common core. >> the students who led that charge, join us live.

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if you go to any of the think tanks in washington, everybody knows. and everybody has been told by leaks, et cetera, what the outlines of the deal are. and i think that if it's true what the administration has been saying, then this is a deal that i'm not sure is worth getting. >> you have a problem, like benjamin netanyahu and me to be totally candid you are linking terror activities with the nuclear program. the president has decided to keep it separate. we're going to focus on the nuclear problem. that's a problem from the outset you believe? >> i think that's fundamentally wrong. i think the negotiations should be just exactly that, about changing the regime's behavior. if we just cut a deal on the nuclear issues and leave the regime as a rogue regime, then we really haven't solved the problem. >> also, people are pointing out

the fact that they -- the administration has pointed out the fact that sanctions were not enough. we are moving forward with a nuclear program. at least they brought them, along with the other european nations and our allies to the table. do they deserve credit for that or are we sending the wrong message with that? >> this administration has resisted sanctions for the entire time that they've been in office. and so, yes, the sanctions brought the iranians to the table, and might very well have led to a much better deal had they not been relaxed so quickly. it was the administration itself that opposed increasing sanctions. and continues to impose even hinting that if the deal fails sajzs might be reapplied or increased. >> march 15th, they talk again. march 28th is the dead line for an outline. june they finish up the details

and sign a deal. what's your greatest fear? >> i think the greatest fear is that the iranians are going to do what they have been doing over the last year and a half. and that is dragging out the negotiations while they continue to hone their expertise, while they continue to move forward in ways that aren't covered by the interim agreement on a path to a nuclear weapon. i think there's a fundamental problem with the negotiations. i hope the administration can resolve it. but the fundamental problem is, is that we want to end iran's nuclear weapons program, and the iranians want to maintain a nuclear weapons program. unless one side is giving up and allowing an agreement that papers over this fact, we haven't solved the problem. >> don cook, a former hostage for 444 days in iran.

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hundreds of high school students in a new mexico school walking out of the new common core testing, saying it distracts from real learning. was it an excuse not to take a test? joining us now are two albuquerque high school students who helped organize the walkout at their own school. thanks for getting up early with us here. >> good morning. >> did you realize how many students and how much support you would have with that walkout? we're talking hundreds of students walking out from the test. >> i don't think we knew quite the capacity to which there would be that many people. we thought maybe 100, 150 would come out. by the end of the day we had over 300 people. that was good to have all that support out there. it was nice to not be alone in that. >> we surprised a lot of other schools joined us. we weren't the only one. almost every other school in our district had walkouts that day. >> we had students from other schools coming to our school.

>> what do you say to people who are saying these kids are trying to get out of taking a test? >> i would say it's so much more than that. and while maybe it's possible, that's the agenda for some students, for us that wasn't the motivation at all. we feel like the tests are unnecessary and they use an excess of time, among other things. but ultimately, they're unfair to students to schools and to the teachers as well. >> why? >> why? well, i'll try to be quick about that. as far as students, the tests are very specific to a certain learning style. and it doesn't really encompass the learning styles of many different kinds of students. that leaves people out. if the curriculum is going to be switched to that, some students are going to stop coming to school and truancy is going to go up. >> the test by itself it doesn't cover everything we're learning in school. there's only a language arts and a math section. in the language arts section,

they weed out things all together. >> what's the teacher's take on this? they have to feel intimidated. it can't be fair to them. >> they do feel intimidated. because it is such a large part of their evaluation, it's half of their evaluation. and that's larger than it has been in the past. and especially since this is a new curriculum that's been implemented, at least in our schools in the past year or two, teachers are necessarily accustomed to teaching that way yet. it becomes difficult for them. what's going to happen they could start teaching to the test, that's not what we want in our schools. we want to be able to have the interesting dynamic between teachers and students. we don't want to lose that. >> if someone said to you and you're in 11 athgrade now and you have to choose between your diploma and taking this test would you walk out again? >> i would. i feel like this is an important

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good morning. today is thursday, march 5th, i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert shocking video to say the least. a united states ambassador goes in for a handshake, and gets slashed with a knife. the breaking details on this bizarre attack. happening overnight, hillary clinton breaks her silence on the e-mail scandal. she's getting no support from president obama's top political guru. >> get out there and answer these questions. why did she use a separate e-mail, how did she secure that e-mail. >> wow, big developments straight ahead. robert gibbs wasn't helpful either. another democrat caught in the web of sidney leathers, the same

woman that brought down congressman anthony wiener. we got more on that story. i just lost my concentration. >> it's time for "fox and friends." i didn't not remember her. i remember she was -- on hannity's show. but she had correspondence with anthony wiener. >> she expoed herself and he exposed the fact he exposed heather. >> when you're born with the name leathers, you know what your career is going to be. >> we don't know the congressman, you're about to hear more about that story. we have some other developments as it relates to 2016. >> we have a fox news alert. hillary clinton finally breaking her silence on the e-mail controversy on twitter. >> this coming as the benghazi select committee issues a subpoena to get their hands on

those e-mails. >> kevin corke is live in washington with that tweet and the push to release these messages. >> reporter: you're right. keep this in mind, she says she has given the state department some 55,000 pages of e-mails. what she didn't say is did she give them the server. all these e-mails were kept on a private server. the fact is over the time she was the secretary of state, she exclusively used not just her own private server but her own private e-mail. the presumption is to conduct business. as you pointed out she did release a tweet breaking her silence on the story. take a look and see what she had to say. yes, i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked the state to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. what she didn't say was, do they have all of the e-mail or do they simply have the e-mail that my staff sort of collected and gave to them. very interesting weighing in on this is a former white house political director under

president george w. bush. >> what about the other people she corresponded with from this e-mail account? perhaps about benghazi, perhaps about other issues? she's the one who should release these e-mails. she's acting like the state department is the gate keeper. >> reporter: she's acting like i gave the state everything i have, everything that was pertinent to my job. we don't know if they have everything, especially the e-mails that were related to benghazi. this is an interesting story still unfolding in the nation's capitol. >> the fact that she was still working with the foundation and using various countries ended up making huge donation. next week she's got a huge clinton foundation gala right here two blocks away from us. that's going to be a major news event. what bad timing? >> it's going to be close today the press. another non-transparent.

>> a hollywood and politics is going to be there. >> we're wondering if a lot of democrats are going to come to her defense. it doesn't seem to be happening. david axelrod, the former advisor to president obama had something to say about this. >> the problem is being exacerbated by the lack of answers from the clinton campaign or -- it would be good to get out there and answer these questions, why did she use a separate e-mail, was there another e-mail through which she communicated with people? by not answering these questions, they're allowing the story to fester in ways that are unhelpful. and so, you know, lack of speed kills in this case. >> you know that was hillary clinton calling? >> giving him a ring. >> that's a lesson if you're ever on national television, turn off your phone.

>> when you look at what's happening here, you noted democrats have not come out in her defense. "the washington post" op-ed questioning her judgment and the letter of law. many people saying i wish she took as many measures to protect our ambassador in benghazi. >> i think i will go to the subset of democrats, and that's the obama fans, and supporters. david axelrod joined in saying hillary clinton has questions to answer. we all told everybody you better use the state department and government amail because all these records need to be retained because they wanted to be different from previous administrations. also, when david axelrod spoke, he was against her being secretary of state. what an interesting ringtone. >> she just had an additional personal e-mail, she only used her personal e-mail on a personal server. >> you wonder if she is go to be

hand over that server to trey gowdy. >> we'll listen to brian's ring tone later and compare. good morning. i've got a scary moment for you to bring you it happened to a u.s. ambassador over in south korea. and some new video that just came in. it's from the moment that security team takes down a man who slashed the ambassador to south korea with a knife. take a look. here's what happened. the ambassador was about to give a speech at seoul south korea, and that's when a guy went in for a handshake and instead slashed his face leaving a four inch gash. the attacker was heard screaming that nort and south korea should be united as the security team took him down, apparently breaking his ankle in the process. the ambassador quickly ushered out of the building. had blood dripping from his face

on his right cheek. he needed 80 stitches. doctors say he's doing well. on or about night, fresh protests and clashes with police in ferguson, missouri. what a familiar scene, that's happening last night. several dozen people gathering at the ferguson police department flying an upside down american flag shortly after the department of justice announced it did not have enough evidence to prove racial bias in the shooting death of michael brown. at least two protesters were arrested. scary moments on board a u.s. airways flight from charlotte, north carolina. 158 passengers and six crew members were forced to evacuate using the plane's emergency slide. the cabin it filled with smoke just moments after it touched down there. >> we smelled something burning, melting, like electrical.

and within a matter of 30 seconds, the cabin started filling up with some kind of real acrid smoke. >> the captain said evacuate the plane. >> one person was hurt after slipping on the ice. no word yet on the source of that smoke. this is brian's favorite story of the day. remember this woman? she was notorious for ending anthony wiener's career. sidney leathers is her name. she says a state lawmaker somewhere in the midwest is sending her text messages on parwith the movie "50 shades of grey." at first she said she didn't know the guy's real name until he sent her gifts. so far she hasn't revealed had lawmakers identity. i'm about as liberal as you can get. i was hoping it wasn't a

republican. we'll let you know what we learn about that story. >> eight minutes after the top of the hour. extreme weather now, we said what might be old man's winter's last stand. you are looking at the snow coming down in new jersey. >> it's making a mess for travellers across the country. cancellations stacking up. >> leland vitter live at reagan national airport in arlington, virginia? >> it looks empty. you look behind us and there is a lot of folks who didn't bother showing up for their flights. 2,600 flights that were canceled all across the country because of this storm. you can look at the board, every single flight here has been canceled. on this board, there is only one flight that's going on, and that's to san diego. considering the weather outside, really would feel nice about now. folks said they were getting messages all night yesterday and early this morning saying their flights were canceled. the airlines are trying to get

folks out later today. it is difficult. take a look at this, $2.4 billion is how much it's costs because of the number of delayed flights just this year so far. it goes to show you the amount of inconveniences here as the airlines is trying to cancel flights earlier so folks don't come to the airport. there is a lot of folks stuck at home with a snow day not going where they want to. back to you guys. >> if you always wanted to meet leland vittert, now is the time. >> usually he's surrounded by thongs of people. >> do you know who had thongs of people surrounding him? andrew jackson with a beautiful head of hair. he's on the $20 bill. old hickory because he went to the senate floor with a cane. >> he was a tough guy, war hero. became president. >> it looks good on there. >> that's before hair gel.

that's his natural look. >> there's an activist group called women on twenties and they are trying to get 100,000 signatures to get him off the $20 bill. including rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, susan b. anthony. >> she had a coin. let's not be greedy. >> margaret sanger opened up the first birth control clinic. >> do they still have the susan b. anthony coin? >> i don't know if they're still making it. but it's out there. >> you never spend it, so it's not working. al like a $2 bill. you keep that because you don't want to spend the $2 bill. >> first it was grover cleveland, wasn't he on the 20 and andrew jackson bumped him. >> he got his hickory cane out and smacked him around. >> i thought we could agree on one thing, could we leave the

money like it is? i thought we liked the money like it is. if you want to put a woman on the money p get a new bill. >> i'm sure your girls have asked, where are the women othe money? >> hasn't come up. >> don't you want a woman president? >> the right one. >> it seems like a lot of things cost $9. everything cost $9. >> or $9.99. >> we need a $9.99 bill. >> a $9 bill with women on it. it would be a plurp bill. >> it would be especially if you buy something off television, every is $9.99. >> i would love a $0.99 coin. >> i want to try, i believe it's a matter of time before we get the hassle buck. that's going to be happening. al do we have a copy of the

hassle buck? there it is. >> there's my daughter's wish come true. >> wait a minute, what that means, our producer created counterfeit money. >> you're not allowed to make fake money. >> jamie on facebook wrote us, saying leave our history alone. >> thank you. >> brock, writes if not andrew jackson, then ronald reagan. >> i like that. >> then we have other ones, but we'll not bore you with them. keep writing us, we'll get to them later. our top story, the mainstream media and democrats starting to turn on hillary clinton. could this spell big trouble for 2016? >> so who is more narcissistic, is it men or women? the verdict is in. >> did you ever think that maybe there is more to life than being really, really, really ridiculously good looking? ♪ music ♪

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political director john dickerson. why is this story getting so much attention? >> it is not 100% clear to me whether or not this was a clear violation or excessive caution on her part. >> there are things in the time story, if they're not flat out wrong are misleading and unfair to the clintons. >> "the new york times" up fair to the clintons. here to break it down is andrea coen. do you think outlets are handling this the way they should. >> hillary clinton should have followed the rules. the fact that she did this off the grid, so to speak, privately, really is very, very fishy. it seems to the public that she's got a lot to hide. she also, basically, shielded herself from requests about numerous topics throughout her

activities while secretary of state. this is very problematic. i think this is going to hurt her enher race for president. >> a server set up at her house. people who were correspondenting with her evidently had the same clinton address. so she knew what she was doing, and also, it's very curious for me to see robert gibbs and david axelrod not providing any shelter for her. in giggs's case we were told right away use official government websites. >> right what we could be seeing here is the ascent of senator elizabeth warren. we know that the democrat party is basically a chasm. there's people who want to see hillary clinton become president, then elizabeth warren has a lot of support as well. and so hillary clinton could be feeling some friendly fire from within so to speak. it is surprising that virtually no democrats have stood up to defend her in this.

and i have to be honest, no one should be defending hillary clinton in this. she did wrong. she can't be living and working under a different standard as every other government employee. she's been in washington long enough. she knows the rules and that she should have done all her work product on the government e-mail. it puts her in question here. i mean, with when you have raprivate e-mail, that can be hacked. it's a very sensitive classified information could be exposed to our enemies. >> thanks so much. it gives us flash backs to the 90s where there were so many questions and investigations. many people will be thinking here we go again. try to avoid the snow if possible. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. the video incredible, a bus driver falling asleep behind the wheel, slams into car after car after car after car. you hear it all the time. a care giver swindling an elderly person. who can you really trust? and what are the signs your loved ones are in trouble.

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from enforcing colorado constitution and the united states constitution. one of the adventures of the k cup says he regrets coming up with the idea. he admits he never uses the product is backing an online environmental campaign against the unpods. thanks an estimated 1 million elderly americans suffer some type of financial abuse every year resulting in the swindling of almost $3 billion of their money. who can you trust and how can you help? here with insight is fox news legal analyst bob massi. great to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> this is a big problem? >> big problem. the people that basically sometimes are involved in this are your professionals, family members, unfortunately, the people that take you to church, your neighbor. generally how it happens is family members disappear or there is only one family member.

this is not an indictment on caregivers. there is wonderful caregivers. all of a sudden they're in a position of trust. as a result of that, they get a -- the people get vulnerable, the elderly get velnerable and things happen. that's the problem. >> some of the age problems, some of them family, caregivers friends, they know the situation of the problem. the typical victim is between 59 and 70 years old and usually trusting of other people. >> here's how you see the signs of this. if all of a sudden a caregiver's name starts appearing on a back account or beneficiary account or deed to a house. all of a sudden you have to be suspicious, why is this happening? here is the other side of it. there are those who are vulnerable that want to give something to a caregiver who are trusting. their kids have abandoned them. they have nobody caring for

them. the problem is if you're a caregiver, and somebody wants to give you something, then you do it legally. you say to the person you're caring for, if you want to give me the house, do this, we need to go see a lawyer and get it done legally so you're not cast in a light as if you are a fraud when you never intended to be a fraud. when you see those things happening, names on deeds and bang accounts, that's a sign that you better be careful something is going on. >> someone grabs a power of attorney suddenly and you don't know what a fishy signature looks like. who can you contact? i was surprised to see local police departments have divisions that handle this? >> yes, they handle senior exploitation and state agencies you can call. there is all these different agencies you should look into in every state. the one thing i always find, clayton, maybe funny is not the right word -- all of a sudden the family members that disappeared when they lose their

last parent, all of sudden, they appear at the doorstep. that's when the caregivers become vulnerable. because they're saying, wait a second, why do you have the house and this? if it's done legally, it's okay. if you do it on your own, caregiver out there, you got a problem because you're going to have an appearance of impropriety and many people are scamming these elderly people. that should not be acceptable anywhere. >> you certainly know that from real estate. people come out of the woodwork when there is money to be had. always great advice here on "fox and friends." thanks so much. >> thanks. coming up here on the show, she lost her left leg in the boston bombing. this morning, she has a message for the bomber that will make you proud to be an american. when face would the choice between pocketing easy cash or returning a prized possession. a homeless veteran made the right choice and reunited the survivor of a columbine shooting

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they testified about the attacks. al a 17-year-old was severely injured. she recalled thinking this was it. she thought her parents had been killed and left an orphan. they survived, but her mother lost both legs. the emotionalrections following opening states. judy clark surprised everyone saying it was him, but she was quick to shift blame to his older brother, the alleged co-conspirator who cause killed in a shootout with police. tamerlan bought the fireworks that went into making the bombs and bought the ammunition and bought the backpacks. al tamerlan led the way down the street. the prosecutor focused on the terror and pain inflicted. saying the brothers used the

type of bomb favored by terrorists. he noted tamer ln was and said the defendant stopped and placed his bomb behind a row of children, that he prended to be a spectitator but had murder in his heart. an 8-year-old boy was killed there at the finish line. >> thanks for painting that picture of how bloody this carnage was. >> he did it but controlled by his brother. my client is guilty but that guilty. he was brainwashed. >> one guy was 17, the other was 19. >> one of the voices that were heard in the courtroom who was there with her young son, a 5-year-old at the time. separated from him. she has had 17 surgeries and had to have her leg amputated. she testified in court and then posted this on facebook because she had to see dzhokhar face to

face. today i looked at you in the face and i realized i wasn't afraid anymore. you are a coward a little boy who wouldn't look at me in the eye. if your eyes would have met mine you would have seen what you blew up really did blow up because i'm so much more aappreciative of every day i'm given. why l while you are sitting in solitary confinement i will be enjoying everything this world has to offer. >> he showed no emotion yesterday, she was there with her 5-year-old son to watch her mother run. she paid the price with her leg after 17 surgeries. she said my bones were literally laying next to me on the sidewalk. >> moments before the first blast your stupid back pack even brushed up against my arm. i doubt you remembered because i'm noone to you.

you see a brave soul who had to face someone who tried to kill her. >> heather nauert standing by with some heart stopping video. we have other news to bring you. caught on camera, the moment a michigan bus driver plows into 8 cars after he falls asleep behind the wheel. take a look. wow. unbelievable. that is a 65-year-old who is now facing charges for this october crash in a detroit suburb. he told police he had some sort of medical issue and woke up seconds before slamming into the first car. he says he try today brake, but it was too late. he ended up driving half a mile before he came to a stop. several people were hurt. there is new hope this morning for breast cancer survivors who are hoping to have children after cancer treatments. there is a new drug, and it

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for the women on the leg devices. >> we need a story on gyms after this. >> maria molina is standing out in a mess. winter going out with a bang. >> this is a look at the roads. in pots town pennsylvania. they're under a winter storm warning all day today. what's the forecast across the country? we're turning to maria molina. >> good morning. we've got snow coming down out here in new york city. it has already started accumulated on roadways and sidewalks. be safe out there. i want to focus in on kentucky. they're looking at very heavy snowfall rates early this morning. some areas are already reporting well over a foot of snow. it's expected that some spots could pick up more than 20 inches of snowfall. a record setter for some areas out there across parts of kentucky, otherwise, the concern today is snow and ice. freezing rain mixing in with

that as well. anywhere from parts of texas all the way to the tri-state area. it looks like this time around, some of the heavier snowfall totals will stay south of the city of boston. they will be spared some of the worst conditions from the storm system. behind it, expect cold air to move in across a big chunk of the country for a short time before a big mild air is forecast to spread across the country over the next several days. >> mild air. my favorite kind of air. >> i love the idea of mild coming our way. we'll get through it we promise. 20 minutes before we're done and through and finished. forget circling m for male or f for female. one college letting students pick their own gender. wait till you hear the choices. >> when choosing between food and doing the right thing, this homeless man amazes us. there's a twist both of you

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an amazing story of lost and found. ten years in the making. get this, columbine high school student evan todd was injured in the 199 school shooting. soon after he lost a symbol of recovery, his football ring. now ten years later, a homeless vietnam veteran has returned the ring to todd, even after being offered $2,000 for it. he could have taken it. he gave it back and evan todd and that selfless veteran, bobby smith are joining us now. they are meeting for the very first time right here on "fox and friends." what an honor to have you both here. what is it like to be together

today? >> a great feeling. extremely nice. >> wow. evan, this ring, what does it mean to you? >> it's a symbol of that season, it's got a lot of good memories. it was one of the first steps in recovering not only for me, but for the community. and i thought it was gone forever. so to have it back is just amazing. >> 12 months after that massacre at columbine the ring and that season were dedicated to your good friend. >> mack hector. >> you lost the ring ten years ago. i'm sure that was hard to part with, given that it meant so much to you fast forward just a b bit, bobby where were you when you found this ring and how did you spot it. >> i was staying at a shelter in san luis obispo. i went down there, and a few

minutes i saw something shiny in the water and moved the rocks away and pulled it out. i saw the name columbine. and instantly associated this was someone's ring from the football, so i proceeded to call -- within 24 hours i called columbine high school and left a message with a coach there, a great man. >> you fell on hard times. we want to thank you for your service. this past year has been tough for you. you lost your wife and your daughter? >> yes. >> you have a daughter who is disabled and needs extra care. >> yes. >> you were offered money for this ring when you found it, $2,000. you go days without food. you were just getting out of a homeless shelter and that's when you spotted this ring. you could have taken the money. why did you decide to give it back? >> to be truthful, i -- when offered it i said to the gentleman, yes, no.

he said what does that mean. yes, i'd like to take the money but i can't. if it was my ring, i'd want it back. it's a simple choice. >> evan, what does it mean to have it back on your hand, to sit next to the man who has given so much for our country and needed that money at the time and decided to give you what you needed instead? >> it's amazing, because i'm glad i have the ring back. at the same time, you know, when he told me that, i was just blown away. hearing everything he's been through, turning down the money. it just -- that's one of the reasons, you know, i wanted to get the story out there. because what he did was

homelessness among veterans is a big issue as well. 50% is going to help other homeless vets. >> i am beyond moved. you're hearing this for the first time. >> yes, i don't know what to think. al it's quite amazing. i don't expect or want any help. but it would be a blessing. >> you deserve it, though. >> we need more of the two of you. let me tell you, this has been a long ten years plus for you. and i see tears in both of your eyes right now. and a ring brings you together. so much pain in the past, but a way to move forward and help so many in the future. bobby. >> god works in strange ways they say. >> he's working right here on these two chairs as you guys come together for the first

time. viewers can go to our website to find the gofund me site. >> evan todd, and bobby smith, thank you for bringing this story to us. >> thank you. >> open minds and open hards. this coming up, hillary says pick me for president because i'm a woman. >> i suppose it's only fair to say don't you someday want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> can she really play that card all the way to the white house? we're going to find out. first we'll check in with bill hemmer, what's come up at the top of the hour? >> good morning to you. nice interview there. good morning. so what's hillary clinton's next move as this e-mail story grows by the day? a top commander leading the battle in iraq. general jack keane on that today. what did the supreme court tell us about obamacare? and millions now getting hit

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i suppose it's only fair to say don't you someday want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> well, hillary clinton pushing for a woman president at a political rally tuesday night. can she really play that card all the way to the white house? will female voters see through it. radio talk show host fresh off this year's cpac conference says no way. not so fast. great to have you here. >> i'm happy to be here, thanks. >> what do you think this message will actually say and

how will it speak to women voters out there? will it resonate? >> i think that it is so tired. i can't believe their honestly dragging it out and dusting it off again. i can't believe they're not being held accountable for what i see as a degrading campaign, this whole fake war on women thing. in the first place -- >> believe it or not, i thought it was laughable in the beginning. in the end it seemed to have worked. >> actually, it's interesting, in 2012 women voters supported the obama administration and his folks by a rate of about 57%. those same women voters in 2014 actually did a complete about face and voted for republicans. i think women caught on to the fact that we are about more than just our vote. and our vote can't be bought for $10 in free birth control which seems to be the pervasive argument why women should vote for them. >> you're talking about she's being sexist being --

>> aren't women worth more than that? >> i think that's a huge mistake. i hope she stays on it. al i think women see ourselves as really concerned about much bigger things than our gend, national security, economic security, our own country's sovereignty these days. and a true leader who is going to talk about things we're seeing on a national scale that aren't being given attention, much more important to most women than their gender in my opinion. >> take a look at the poll real quick, we askicide people war on women real or not. >> real 22%. not real 59%. >> if women are catching on now, that tells you that they are waking up and getting more critical. i think when you do attack the nest of the mama bird she is going to get mad.

hillary is right in the center. she's the poster child of everything that is scary about national security right now. i think women are not going to be wanting to talk about their gender. >> they're intelligent and informed voters. >> she's the author of what women really want. >> that is what women really want is an intelligent person to talk about what's important. >> an update on the story we just told you about, a homeless vietnam veteran returning a prized possession instead of pocketing the cash he desperately needed. cash pouring into the gofund me site. that update is going to warm your heart on this cold day. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30?

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we have a huge update. you are looking at a go fund me page that was set up by evan todd who lost his columbine football ring and it was returned by vietnam veteran

bobby smith. this is up to $35,000 in donations. unbelievable today. >> it's climbing at we're speaking. go to -- bill: fox news alert. hillary clinton's email controversy growing by the day. she set up server in her home in new york where she handled all her emails as secretary of state out of washington, d.c. you could say her inbox is full. martha: i'm martha maccallum. so after holding out for days, she now responded on twitter. she said i want the pubt to see my emails. i asked state to release them. they say they will review them for release as soon as possible. bill: