>> it is friday march 6th. a crash landing. harrison ford's plane plunges into a golf course. information about his condition and what went wrong. >> near disaster a plane packed with so many people flies off the runway feet from the icy river. >> aircraft off the runway. >> now passengers on board are reliving this terrifying moment. >> relentless no trapping drivers for hours. they dig out a new problem on the horizon.

a drastic drop in temperatures. "fox friends first starts right now. >> well good friday morning to you. thank you so much for watching "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am lia gabrielle in for heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. after harrison ford waking up in the hospital after crash landing his vintage plane on a golf course. >> dramatic calls the moment the star realizes he's in big trouble. patricia stark is here with the details. >> good morning. 72-year-old harrison ford has always loved flying. he had just taken off from an airport in santa monica when he made the frantic call for help saying he was having engine trouble. >> medeoo

>> ford never made it to the runway. he crashed on to a neighboring golf course. video shows the plane as it starts to go down. witnesses say it hit a tree along the way. doctors playing on the course rushed to the wreckage and pulled ford out. he cut his head and reportedly had some broken bones but was expected to recover. his son tweeting dad is okay. battered okay. he is every bit the man you would think he is. he is an incredibly strong man. investigators commending ford for bringing the man down where he did. there were a lot of homes in the area and it could have been much course. worse. >> was this pilot lucky? any time a human being is involved in an accident is a lucky individual. >> ford has been involved in two other crashes once in a helicopter during a training

flight another when winds pushed his plane off the runway. he helped rescue a missing hiker and a boy scout in two separate incidents in 2001. the ntsb is involved at the golf course. >> lucky guy. glad he is okay this morning. >> on the edge of disaster a plane skidding off the snowy runway in new york city plowing into a fence and stop ago few feet from the cold icy waters. the question now, what exactly went wrong? anna kooiman is here with the latest. >> good morning to you. it could have been worse for the passengers on the plane. now the ntsb trying to figure out exactly what happened. the plane stopped feet from the east river. you sue the cockpit hanging over the icy waters. despite snow falling they are not sure if the weather is to blame. moments before had hit the

runway had been plowed two other planes landed safely there. the flight arriving from atlanta at 11:00 a.m. it veered off the runway the nose of the plane plowing through a fence coming to a stop feet from the water. >> we have an aircraft off the runway. >> it is closed the airport is closed. >> we have127 passengers and five crew members on board safely evacuated by sliding down the wing. 24 people were treated for minor injuries including three sent to the hospital. the plane's left wing broke causing a minor fuel leak which was quickly contained. passengers describe the moment of impact saying once landing the plane started rocking side to side and was going too fast. a terrifying experience but everywall everyone remained calmed and praised the pilots for quick thinking. >> i felt like the pilot was in control.

i think the pilot did a good job a really good job. >> i am grateful. i know there was a higher power holding the plane from doing whatever it could have done. >> the wreckage went to an empty hangar and determining whether the snow and sleet played a role. >> anna kooiman live in the studio. u.s. navy fighter pilot liam. i want to ask you these questions. let's start with the delta flight that skidded off the runway. the runway was just plowed. two other airplanes had landed just before this. did the pilot do everything he could? should he have landed despite what he was told to do. >> these are two questions the ntsb will be looking at. the thing about flying is it is changing all of the time. you are relying on all different sources of information. he probably heard there were

reporting good breaking action. whether changes constantly. just because a few minutes before the breaking action was good doesn't mean it is going to be for you. most people don't know when airplanes when you land the brakes are on your pedals. it is also what you use to steer. if you put more pressure on one side or the other it can cause you to skid like that. it will be interesting to see what happened here. >> what about harrison ford flying this vintage world war ii plane. he loves to fly. not his first crash. >> some people might wonder it was an old plane. but someone like harrison ford who has flown for years has it maintained well. it's a single engine airplane looking at the way he came in he was in a controlled flight meaning he was doing all of the emergency procedures he needed to do. that plane eventually is going to come down. i looked at the area he was crashed there was not another unpopulated area he could go. >> thank goodness doctors were

not injured. there was a doctor who was one of the first responders who was playing golf. >> thank you. love having you here. we have extreme weather to talk about making a mess from the south to the northeast. in kentucky a 20 mile backup strands drivers for more than 12-hours forcing rescue crews to deliver water and other supplies. army corps of engineers blows up thick ice to prevent flooding. residents making the best of it going sledding despite the ban by dc police on the hill. they even had a snowball fight. >> is it ore yet? >> hey maria. >> we are looking at kwie ert weather behind the storm system. i want to share with you some of the current windchill temperatures we have numbers

below zero in places like chicago, buffalo, boston yet again this morning. you are in the single digits in places like fincincinnati teens from new york city to raleigh to memphis. we have the temperatures well below average and again across the midwest and into the northeast looking at highs only in the 20's. there's a look at the storm system that brought heavy snowfall especially into kentucky there were reports there of as much as 23-inches of snowfall. quiet weather behind it. you will notice a warming trend in the temperatures. >> lia and ainsley let's head over to you. >> the judges largely siding with the government as they go head to head over emotionally gripping and damaging testimony from the survivor of the boston marathon bombings. we have the latest.

>> a war between the prosecution and the defense prosecution hitting with the story of damage all at the hands of dzhokhar tsarnaev. they have admitted the client is guilty. the prosecution trying to secure the death penalty continues to call victims and family members to the stands over defense ookss. >> the prosecution is coming right back at them pointing ow out the fact he came there to kill muslims. >> testimony from the father of an 8-year-old boy killed near the finish line. jurors appearing to wins as he spoke and spectators in the courtroom can be heard crying. judy clark doing her best to convince the jury her client is not a monster a confused teenager who listened to the wrong people. >> she as a chance at succeeding and i like her strategy.

most look forward to seeing tsarnaev face justice but wishing it didn't come at such a high price. >> i feel for people who are hurting today. they love their children and people in the wheelchair. >> in boston joe wallman, fox news. >> praising the attack on u.s. ambassador of south korea mark lippert calling the attack a deserved punishment for the joint military exercises were sold. south korean police are investigating the suspect the tied to north korea authorities saying he should have been charged with murder. take to go twitter saying he is doing well and in great spirits. will be back asap to advance u.s. south korea alliance. >> brand new fuel for the hillary clinton e-mail fire. a cable from 2011 obtained ex

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>> harrison ford is in the hospital right now after crashing his vintage plane on a california golf course. he did cut his head but he's expected to be okay. they are trying to see what caused the delta flight that caused a plane to go off the runway feet away from the icy waters. >> dark smoke rising to the describesky after a frait train derails in a northern illinois. the fire is out but some smoke is still rising from the scene. families were told to evacuate but only a few did. al deadly crash.

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>> the judge declaring a mistrial in the phoenix courtroom in the 34-year-old's second penalty phase. only one injure or could not decide if she should receive life ore death death. she was convicted of stabbing her ex love stabbing him 30 times. >> a court battle on capitol hill. opposition for the president's proposal to ban one of the most popular bullets is gaining steam. now more than half of the house has signed a petition blasting this move. kevin is live in washington where some with calling it an attack on the second amendment. >> it going to be a hot button issue for quite sometime to come. the atf looking to ban the popular m 855 because they say the bullets themselves can

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>> crash landing. harrison ford's plane plunges into a gulf coursel -- golf course. new information about his condition and what went wrong. >> a plane packed with people flies off a runway feet from an icy river. >> holding the plane from doing

whatever it could have done. i am grateful right now. >> would you know what to do? is the tips that could save your life. >> and thank you michelle obama. looks like the school lunch standards are not working. why kids are actually skipping the veggies. >> good morning to you. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am leah gabrielle. actor harrison ford is in the hospital at this hour after crash landing his vintage plane on the golf course. >> dramatic calls to air traffic control detailing the moment the star realizes he's in big trouble. patricia stark with the details. he had just taken off from an airport when he made the frantic call for help.

>> ford never made it to the runway. video showings his plane going down on a golf course as he tried to turn back. >> the pilot reported a lossen of engine power and attempted to return to the runway. it appears he clipped the top of a tree and came to rest on a golf course. >> doctors who were playing on the course rushed to the crash site and were able to pull ford from the wreck. he is said to have a serious head wound and broken bones but is expected to recover. his son tweeted out he is okay. battered but okay. he's every bit the man you think he is. incredibly strong man. >> ford has been involved in two

other crashes once in a hem copter during a training flight and another when wind pushed his plane off the runway. he rescued a hiker and a boy scout in two separate incidents in 2001. the plane will be removed later on today. back to you guys. >> a plane skids right off of the snowy runway in new york city plowing into that fence and stopping just a few feet from the ice why i water. the question now what exactly went wrong here. anna kooiman is in the city and has more. >> good morning ainsley and good morning to all of you at home. it could have been worse for the passengers packed on the airplane. the plane stopped feet from the east river. you can see the cock hit hanging over the icy water despite snow falling. they are not sure if the weather

is to blame. moments before it touched down the runway at laguardia had been plowed and two other planes landed there safely. the snows of the plane plowing from the fence before coming to a stop feet from the water. >> it is closed. the airport is closed. >> 100 crew members on board safely evacuated by sliding down the wing. 20 people were treated for minor injuries. the plane left wing broke which was once landing the plane started rocking side to side and going too fast. the a terrifying experience but overall everyone remained calm and praised the pilots for their quick thinking. >> it didn't feel out of control. i felt the pilot was in control.

i think the pilot did a good job. a really good job. >> there was a co pilot holding the plane from whatever it could have done. >> the wreckage ending in an efrp at the hanger where they will determine if the snow and sleet did play a role. laguardia is up and running this morning. back to you. >> thank you anna. and those passengers lucky to be alive. but what if this happened to you? would you know how to survive an emergency landing? joining us now captain a former air force and commercial pilot with more than 3 decades of experience. he is also the author of sore the break through treatment for fear of flying. you are a former air force fighter pilot i am former navy pilot. we have had training in how to get out safely. most passengers don't have that kind of training. what should passengers know? >> when they listen to the flights they give the briefings

they often don't listen. the first thing you do when you get on the plane before the plane moves look ahead and find the closest emergency exit ahead of you and the closest one behind you. if it there is a crash it may be slow. count the number of seats between you and where you need to turn down the road to get out. both ahead of you and behind you so that if you need to get out of the plane you can then do it without seeing anything you can count the seats take a left or right. the second thing you want to do is not act without flight attendants first telling you to get out. they may want to only get out on one side if there's a fire on the other side. don't take anything with you. that slows you down. >> what you said about the flight attendants is so important. they are highly trained to handle the situations and help people get out safely. there's a difference between whether you are sitting in the aisle and the window as far as what you should do. >> if you are on the aisle you are right there where you can get into the traffic flow to get

out. but if you are on the window then you are kind of blocked to get to the aisle. if you are athletic enough just climb across the seats. >> in my military training we did under water training they dunk us in what was supposedly a crash plane and we had to figure out how to get out. it was very disorienting. this plane should have slid off in the water. what should people know if it ends up in a water situation. >> water situation could be difficult but hopefully the plane will float. usually that's what happens when you hit the water gently that would be the time to get out. planes floated and passengers went out on the wing. you have to do whatever you can to get your head above water and head toward higher ground and get out of the plane. >> when they taught us you want to have your reference points have a good situation ago awareness of what's around you

how many seats to the exit know the ways out. once you are upside down in the water once you are in there people will be panicking. you need to know what to do. there are some things you can keep yourself settled to stamen tally in command if you end up in this kind of situations. >> one of the things i do with people is help them calm down. there's an exercise called 5, 4, 3, 2 1. play a game with yourself to stop thinking about the problem that is keeping the anxiety hormones flowing. think of things that are totally innocuous. you find a point straight ahead use your peripheral vision and make statements five statements to start with about what you see in your per river rale vision. i see a pen. i see a cell phone. then you switch to things you hear. five things. things that you touch like i feel my foot on the floor i feel something on my ear, like

the ear piece. you name five things you see five things you hear five things you touch. then you go 4 of each, two of each, 1 of peach. since you are spending two minutes focusing on things which are definitely not going to produce stress? guess what happens to the hoar hormones hormones? they burn off. that gives you the freedom to focus your mind where it needs to be. >> what i was taught is to take a deep breath. get oxygen to your brain and kind of keep yourself calmed down. these are all great points. harrison ford looked like he was in control when he was coming in to land. i am sure we have lots we could talk about that off lean-line and we will have more onf that on the show. thank you for joining us today. we have had extreme weather from the south and northeast. millions of aremericans are digging out after traffic and air traffic. doug luzader is live in dc. this didn't stop people from

going to the capitol. >> we didn't know everything was going to be above us so we had a hand-held camera. >> the federal government is on a delayed start today. they are at least getting back to work. yesterday was pretty much a snow day for most federal workers here. as far as sledding is concerned, this is a big issue around the country. also on capitol hill. capitol hill police fore bid sledding and that led to acts of disobedience. they showed up to sled knowing full well the capitol police would tell them to leave and led to a little bit of a standoff here. listen. >> this is kind of a silly problem to have. >> i understand sir. >> i understand regulations but we are going to go sledding. >> thank you very much. >> that's exactly what they did. they did some sledding.

holding signs that said take back our hill. so the parents and the kids ultimately carried the day here capitol hill police simply watched and kids did what kids do in the winter. >> looks like crazy weather. >> the snow might have stopped but now a deep freeze is setting in. >> maria mol loon gnaw is tracking how low the temperatures will go. how low can we go? >> hopefully not much lower. it is a cold morning out of the midwest and northeast. we have windchill nps below zero yet again across places like boston buffalo and chicago. cold in cities like atlanta and raleigh where you are looking at temperatures only in the teens. high temperatures across the eastern united states below average. in l.a. and phoenix high temperatures climbing into the 80's. not bad at all.

we have a storm system that has moved offshore 23-inches of snowfall across kentucky. significant out there. over the next several mornings we have great news milder air impacting most of the country. the temperatures during the morning hours are forecast to be in the 30's like new york city and raleigh coming up sunday morning. lia and ainsley let's head over to you. >> it is 40 minutes after the top of the hour. isis taking terror to recruit the shocking details. >> kurt schilling taking on cyber bullies. >> it is the real world. it's not twitter's fault it's not facebook's fault it's not the internet's fault. it's people's fault.

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oo >> fox news alert following two big stories. harrison ford crashed his vintage plane on a golf course. he is an experienced pilot and this is his third crash. what caused a delta flight packed with people to slide off the runway stopping feet from the icy water. the runway in question have been plowed. the two other planes just landed safely. 200 people were treated for minor injuries. >> clearing up schedules, a newly surfaced document

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a fax news alert. returning to terror. a scathing report from the director of intel jensz shows 116 released gitmo prisoners have returned to the battlefield to fight against the u.s. 23 of those back in custody, 25 are dead including some by air strikes. 68 are still at large, includeing five released by president obama in 2008. we are learning more about isis' power. doing an in-depth analysis supporting the terror group from september through december of last year. as many as 70,000 isis twitter accounts were active. the majority from iraq and syria. 1,000 accounts have been taken offline. he's faced some of the best hitters in history. he's not worried about cyber

bullies. why curt schilling decided to tyke a stand after his daughter was attacked on twitter. >> there are young ladies, families that don't have the platform that i do who don't have their daughters because somebody they didn't know talked trash about them on the internet. in other cases it's friends or people they go to school with. that's not okay. itis not twitter's fault. it's not facebook's fault. it's not the internet's fault it's people's fault. >> schilling vowed to take all legal actions against the bullies. what inspired the song "blurred lines." the critics insist it wasn't marvin gay. ♪ i know you want it ♪ ♪ you're a good thing ♪ >> pharrell williams taking a stand in the trial. he says it feel of the '70s and

singer miley cyrus is what inspired him to write the song. the family of marvin gay is suing. he says it's from "got to give it up." the verdict is expected later today. we'll be watching that. seven minutes until the top of the hour. thank you michelle obama. the school standards are not working. why kids are skipping the vegetables. you need a license to pray? your e-mails are next. spent over an hour listening to arguments on whether obamacare is unconstitutional. four opposed, four in favor and one asleep.

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plane after reporting engine trouble. he's in the hospital with a serious head wound but said to be okay. officials are trying to find out what went wrong when a delta airplane skidded off the runway. it had been plowed. fuel for the hillary clinton e-mail fire. internal state department memo from 2011 obtained by fox news shows clinton told all employees not to use personal e-mails even saying they could be punished for private accounts. it is time for t good, the bad and the ugly. we are going start with the good. she thought she was helping one person donating her kidney. now, a california woman's kindness turned into a chain reaction. six patients are getting kidney transplants from six donors all total strangers finding themselves through a computer program. the final three transplants are

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nontriumph tant move. god does not charge. thanks to everyone who wrote in. thanks for joining us. see you at 5:00. fox and friends starts now. good morning, today is friday march 6th. actor harrison ford's vintage plane plunges. the actors condition from overnight. fox news exclusive. new trouble for hillary clinton. a brand-new memo from the state department shows she was breaking her own rules. all right, and one man starts a nationwide movement. >> it's amazing that people reach out to help me. it shows -- >> fox and friends viewers urged hi and responded in