times. no other homes have been hit. >> i have a feeling they'll get that. >> we need to send him a video camera on the outside of his home. >> we'll see you tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. "fox and friends" starts now. good morning. it is monday, march 9th. a fox news alert. he plotted to blow up the united states capitol and kill the president. now this radical jihadist breaks his silence from behind bars. >> we're in texas, in ohio, we're in new york city. we're in washington, d.c. we're in every single state you can name just about. >> wow, more of that chilling warning from an american turned terrorist straight ahead. this photograph of hillary clinton's trip to libya now revealing another bombshell in her e-mail scandal. >> it's strange credibility to believe if you're on your way to libya to discuss libyan policy there's not a single document

that's been turned over to congress. >> it doesn't end there, this morning even top democrats telling hillary, to come clean. president obama and an iconic image. commemorating 50 years since the important march in selma. something important is missing, president bush. why did they leave him out? we're going to talk about it because mornings are better with friends. that is very nice. i like to say this as a boxing fan i was excited to see boxing back on network television. next thing you know we'll all be fighting again. >> good morning to you. >> thanks for having me, i appreciate it. >> you are great this weekend. >> what are the odds of this, royal blue? it works for both of you.

>> i know. >> unbelievable. i hope my parents paid for the limo. let's see when it comes out. i got to get another job. heather nauert, it is rumored she is here. >> good morning. you two look great by the way. this is coming in from overseas, there are new attacks now targeting the group boko haram after that group swears allegiance to isis. hundreds of troops from chad and niger are conducting attacks along the border of nigeria. u.s. intelligence officials confirming that boko haram is talking to isis. and trying to synchronize their activity. back here at home, more emotional testimony expected later today in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces the death penalty for killing three people and injuring hundreds more. the trial beginning last week with brand new surveillance video that was shown to jurors. testimony from the father of an

eight-year-old victim bringing jurors to tears. the defense blames tsarnaev's brurts for the plan to plant bombs along the finish line. this next story will make any parent gas want. a car crash leaves a young mother dead. this morning, new information about how her 18 month old daughter survived. nearly 14 hours inside that car upside down in a cold river in utah. investigators say that lily's 25-year-old mother died after she hit a barrier and plunged into the icy water. she was found still in her car seat. >> the car seat could have been out of the water. it was along the embankment. so i don't know how much water was getting into the car. >> isn't that amazing? she remains in critical, but stable condition.

what do you think about this one, "the new york times" sunday cover featuring the first family walking hand in hand at the anniversary selma walk. george and laura bush was also in line there. the times did nautd mention the bushes until 10 paragraphs into the report. other pictures taken where they were cropped out all together. >> thank you. the president made a great speech that day. that was really strong. four minutes after the top of the hour. >> we have a fox news alert. the hillary clinton e-mail scandal continues. all eyes on the former secretary of state as top democrats are coming forward to tell her to come clean. >> could she face criminal charges, is that true? kevin corke is here with the latest. >> reporter: you're right. trey gowdy has been saying listen, come cleanan, there are

gaps in the e-mails that have been turned over to investigators. transparency is less of a problem when you're on the same server as everybody else. al she chose not to do that and she could face major trouble. it's one thing to thumb your nose as white house policy as she did. it's a whole other issue when you're holding back documents related to the benghazi investigation. i'm not saying she did that, but that's the question. and now she could be in big legal trouble, too. >> a subpoena which trey gowdy issued is so, in fact, it will be a crime if she knowingly withholds documents pursuant to subpoena. he needed to do that because she wasn't forthcoming two and a half years ago. she in fact hid the very existence of this until she was caught. >> as you might imagine, democrats are closing ranks behind clinton. some of them are growing weary of this controversy, among them senator dianne feinstein.

>> i would like for her to come forward and say what the situation is. because she is the preeminent political figure right now. she is the leading candidate, whether it be republican or democrat for the next -- to be the next president. >> i want you to keep this in mind, if she destroyed materials related to state business, that's actually a felony. i'm not saying that's going to happen. but they say going to be looking carefully as this investigation continues. a lot more yet to uncover. for now, back to you. >> all right. so we can get a quick recap. we appreciate that. i love the fact they're talking about getting a third party in. sebd send a third party to her home to look at the server. >> trey gowdy could issue a subpoena, but we don't know if they're at her home. there have been reports that there are. that's not been confirmed. >> he's saying he lost confidence in the state

department because he's the one that did nothing from this situation. want remember that picture of hillary clinton flying with her blackberry. it was in 2011, october, on her trip to libya. well she since took that photo down. that's off her twitter handle. that's what's making the news. al trey gowdy, he dropped a huge bomb indicating more about those gaps ibe-mails and information that are missing from that very day in time. >> there are gaps of months and months and months. if you think do that iconic picture of her on a c-17 flying to libya. she has sun glasses on and has her handhold device in her hand. we have no e-mails from that day or that trip. it's strange credibility to believe that if you're on your way to libya to discuss libyan policy that there's not a single document that's been turned over to congress. so there are huge gaps. >> so we're looking at a situation now where she is in

charge of handing over e-mails. 50,000, 50 million, it doesn't matter. the question is still out there, is she giving over all her e-mails. it's her server and it's her decision. >> it bothered enough to take down her photo. when you send a tweet you have that photo that indicates it's you. it's a big change when someone changes their feed. that is now some sort of picture that sends you to a women's rights website. >> i mean, it's implausible, as you just heard, that she sent no e-mails during the libyan trip unless she was communicating solely by text, which is a possibility. we don't know that. if she was, that would be an effort to evade any kind of requirements to save documents. >> at&t had our blackberry. i remember taking a trip overseas and the only wunl who could text. the president of the united states had a chance to defend her, he didn't. he said i told everybody they

should actually be using the state department e-mails. i don't know whether she did. senator feinstein wasn't helpful at l. she said basically show me everything i'm not going to defend you. lannie davis is always defending the clintons, this time hillary. he was at it again with chris wallace. who was curious if he's getting tired of this. >> you served in the clinton white house handling clinton matters like impeachment. do you ever get tired of cleaning up after the clintons? >> i don't call it cleanup. after you mentioned bill clinton left with a 6 #% approval rating. hillary clinton is the most popular political figure in the united states. >> i know lannhim well. he definitely gets tired of cleaning up after the clintons.

can you imagine if that was your job? >> when it comes to the word hillary clinton has fallen ten points from 54% to 44% over the last 11 months. he does have cleanup to do there. >> chris outlined it well. he said, this is what she is accused of doing wrong. the state department has told her to use the system. she didn't do it. private e-mails must be preserved. we're not sure if she did it. all work should be conducted on government e-mails. we know she didn't do that. answer those questions. i don't think -- you can't say it's right. >> she broke the spirit of the law. >> brit hume tweeted this. will people believe hillary clinton never sent or received e-mail on the day that photo was taken? >> there's a chance. >> i just came clean on national television. a fox news alert now, the jihadist accused of plotting an attack on the u.s. capitol.

>> christopher cornell reveals facts about isis. >> heather childers joins us with more. >> this is unreal. 20-year-old christopher lee cornell accused of planning an attack on the u.s. capitol giving prosecutors all the information they need. in an interview defense attorneys tried to bury. he claims the terror group has members in every single state. >> we're in texas, we're in ohio, we're in new york city. we're in washington, d.c. we're in every single state you can name just about. >> even in the face of lifetime imprisonment cornell talks big about isis saying sleeper cells should be formed in the united states and attacks on u.s. soil are imminent. >> i think it's coming. many things.

there will be many, many attacks. like i said, we are ready to raise the battle over the capitol. >> cornell's attorney had tried to keep the interview from airing claiming it would violate his right to a fair trial. but a judge ruled against that request. cornell pled not guilty in january. he is expected back in court in april. the charges include attemptsed murder of government officials and employees. back to you guys, do you believe him? >> do i believe that there are agents all throughout the country? >> in every state. >> i tell you what, the fbi director says they have -- they're following people in all 50 states. that makes two important people. >> thank you for that. still ahead, president obama turns a historic moment into a political moment. >> 50 years after selma, there are laws across this country designed to make it harder for people to vote. >> what about the real issues

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very political moment. watch. >> 50 years after selma, there are laws across this country designed to make it harder for people to vote. >> the president stresses idea issues. meanwhile the black unemployment rate stand at 10.4%. that's nearly double the national average. our friend charles payne is here. have those laws made it harder to vote. >> i know in the last presidential election more black people voted than whites. if they were designed to stop people from voting they were ineffective. the idea of somehow that impedes healthy adults from getting identification is insulting to someone's intelligence t. bothers me this is an issue to begin with.

it's doubly more worrisome it was brought up saturday at an event that marked 50 years of progress, a terrible tough struggle, there's no doubt about it. the correlation or to intimate somehow things have not changed much or this is bad as it was back in the day when blacks were physically intimidated. it's completely wrong. >> as an american you hate to think of your president acting as a demagogue. to address the struggles of black america and not mention the unemployment rate seems a little odd. >> if you're going to say the civil rights movement was designed to make it better for all americans, particularly black americans, then the intellectual next place you go is it's time for us to look in the mirror. according to one report, 47% of black males are not graduating from high school.

we know about single moms raising kids by themselves. we know we're moving into a knowledge based economy. listen, voting has given us a lot of power. i'll be honest with you over the next 50 years as other populations rise we -- the blacks asians and hispanics won't vote as one particular block. the way out of poverty won't be the ballot box, but individual effort in a knowledge based economy. >> someone as smart as the president ought to be aware of that. >> he he wants to be honest with himself, black people and america, start banging those drums. >> great to see you. don't miss making money with charles on the fox business network. to find it, go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. hillary clinton's e-mail controversy is now a political punchline. >> i've ordered the state department to release every e-mail i ever sent while in

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we've got some quick headlines. a malaysian air traffic controller was sleeping on the job for hours following the disappearance of flight 370 a year ago this weekend. that disturbing information just revealed in newly released transcripts between air traffic controllers and malaysian airlines workers. the u.s. ambassador to south korea making his first pierns since being brutally slashed. he was meeting at the south korean president at the hospital. hillary clinton's e-mail controversy is now a political punchline. >> those e-mails are clean as a whistle. this is not how hillary clinton goes down. you want to see my private instagram account? sure. you're find nothing but fun, innocent care free picks. here i am having a blast on a roller coaster.

here's me soaking up some sun. just a fun beach babe contemplating what her first 10,000 moves as president would be. >> lots of laughs over that. will the scandal hurt her in the long run? here to debate it the president of -- founder of carolina rising. let me start with this, democrats like dianne feinstein are saying hillary needs to come clean. for good or bad, come clean. >> look, i think she is coming clean. she's turned over 55,000 pages of e-mail. we found out yesterday when colin powell was secretary of state, he used private e-mail. he never turned over one. 90% of them were captured of the time because she was e-mailing people within the state department. she's asked the state department to release the e-mails.

i think she's coming clean and i think this controversy is not a controversy. i think it will go away in six monthsing we won't be talking about it anymore. >> dallas? >> this is just so wrong. if nothing else, hillary clinton has failed a moral test. if this standard, if the hillary standard was applied from the courthouse to the state house to the white house, the united states would have no measurable public records laws at all. >> your argument is the law. that's your argument -- >> this is a person who has created the public record, store the public record and then decide what they're going to release. >> dallas, that's what the law says -- >> decided what i'm going to give you back. she'll probably get away with it, that's what the clintons do. they figure out what they can get away with. would you want the local -- >> dallas, dallas, where are

colin powell's e-mails? >> it is not a matter of the -- the colin powell have his own server in his address? it's not an e-mail address, it's a matter she has stored the records and is telling the people of the united states what they can have back. >> that's the law. >> that is not the law. >> you're applying a standard to her -- dallas, the law says, the agency gets to decide what is relevant to turn over from their personal e-mail. that is what she is doing. she's turned over 50,000 -- >> let me jump in here for one second. two things, when she asked her own staff not to use personal e-mails during the time and then trey gowdy's major bombshell saying from that picture that we see of her from her trip to e-mail, there are huge gaps in e-mails that have not been recovered that he's asking for, isn't that a big enough deal right there? >> i don't think trey gowdy --

>> go ahead. >> i don't think trey gowdy doesn't know whether or not -- he's saying he hasn't gotten e-mails he doesn't even know whether or not they exist. he should talk to the state department. they've got 55,000 pages of e-mails. as the state department says they're constantly complying with -- >> who cares about 55,000 e-mails? i want to know the thousand she put through the shredder, brad. that's the ones i want to know. >> fair question. i'm going to end this how i ended -- >> and the -- >> brad and dallas. >> she has failed the moral test. >> how about you just tell each other you love each other? brad. >> i love you brother. >> there you go. that's how we do it at the house. we'll see you next. the woodhouse brothers comes to you live.

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going viral with his dance moves. we saw this yesterday during this basketball game at home. >> no, he did not receive needed medical attention. this freshman does this at every basketball game. he says it helps them fire up the team. >> they are moving on to the ncaa tournament. it looks like he's trying to get away from a be. there's a was want. >> he's pretty good. >> the music is in him. we love it. look at that. he was wide awake, though. but did you have trouble sleeping last night? were you moving around like this. a quarter of us are scared to start a new week. it's scientific 6789 it's saying we are afraid to fates the new work week. 25% of us, a study coming out of great britain. >> you have to make the new week intimidated by you.

>> don't lecture us. >> you need to grab that week by the beck of the neck and say daddy's home. >> this is called sunday somneia. it's surrounded by sleep deprivation and it takes off an extra hour or two every night. >> remember, they on average, britain's average is six and a half hours of sleep. they have a study -- this is a british study because they're bored. britons are worried about their days. >> is it time to get rid of day light savings time? people are worried about this. americans lose around 40 minutes after the shift in time. this one study said it actually costed productivity and the

economy estimated $440 million a year. i like daylight savings time. >> george bush backed it up to increase the economy, he says if you use daylight savings time it saves money. >> we complain a lot bout sleep. sleep is not uninteresting. al you don't accomplish anything. >> if you don't sleep, we die. okay. >> that's true. >> you go crazy. >> 40 minutes, boohoo. >> should we keep it or not? let us know, facebook, e-mail, trirt. we're not going to be sleeping, we're heading to heather. >> good morning. i hope you all had a good morning. some news to bring you, the former new york jet, chris johnson, was shot in the shoulder during a drive by shooting in orlando. the nfl running back hospitalized after the jeep that he was in came under fire at an intersection. the driver was killed and another passengers

injured in that shooting. no arrests have been made this morning. johnson was set to become a free agent tomorrow after the jets declined to resign him. a popular test prep guide identified justice clarence thomas as a modern day factest. it puts him in the league with the kkk. the guide uses charts in an attempt to compare modern political affiliations with various factions involved in the french revolution. the charts describe conservatives those against change and liberals those in favorite of gradual change. talk about a high speed pursuit. a dash camvideo shows two guys throwing bales of pot out of the window during a chase. you can see the packages as they

hit the highway. police eventually using the stop strips to stop them. a pretty awesome update to bring you a story, we first brought you yesterday morning. this is rex, he is a retired military bomb sniffing dog. he is now battling cancer. he has expensive treatment ahead of him. but his owner, is determine today help rex and has launched an online fundraiser for him medical bills. listen. >> he is my right hand man. he goes everywhere i go. if i leave his sight, he's looking for me. it's heartbreaking to leave him. i hope i don't have to do it often. >> since his appearance on "fox and friends," he's raised more than $10,000. so far bringing the total to about $210.,000. let's head outside to maria

molina who has a look at our weather. >> we're looking at mild temperatures across the country today. there will be a few exceptions, that's especially true across parts of new england and also across parts of the upper great lakes. that's where you are looking at cold temperatures this morning. overall h take a look at the map. you're currently in the 40s in new york city, 50s in atlanta and raleigh. current temperature in minneapolis is 35 years. we're looking at a high temperature in minneapolis, 56. not bad at all across the lower 48. we're starting to see temperatures moderating much more after the last couple of weeks where they've been below average and many places have been seeing records set out there. high temperatures could be in the upper 60s in places like atlanta and raleigh. we have winter weather to talk about across eastern parts of pennsylvania and new jersey. there are winter weather advisories out there. heavy rain across the southern

plains could bring flash flooding out there. be careful on the roads. we have flood watches in effect. several inches of rain expected. coming up next, one of the most deadly terror groups in the world is now pledging allegiance to isis. what does this mean for the former war of terror? a former navy s.e.a.l. is mapping who they are. what if all job interviews were this honest. >> we're not good listeners. that will be a huge problem. >> we're also slow learners. >> what if a potential employer could tell if you're lying on the spot? the intelligent is rig the technology is right around the corner and we'll show you how it works just ahead. ♪ for years.

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welcome back. we have some quick headlines for you. a dream come true for girl scout cookie lovers. al a new hampshire troop opened up a cookie drive through. customers can drive up, select their troops and get on their way. fantastic. the country's largest shopping maul supplaned for miami. triple 5 the same group that built the maul of america has announced plans for a shopping center in miami. it will be twice the size of the one in minnesota. more than 600 attacks, boko haram has murdered more than 17,000 people in nigeria since 2011. now one of the deadliest terror groups in the world declares it is joining forces with isis. a continent away. who are they and what does this mean for us?

>> here to break it down with brian is a former navy s.e.a.l. >> thank you very much. congratulations. on your brand new book. he is a boxing champ, where do we find boko haram? they're here in nigeria. nigeria let's keep in mind is considered to be the giant of africa. 175 million people. largest economy in africa. m boko haram is an islamic terrorist group. they have taken control of the northeastern portion of nigeria. >> here's the thing, there has been progress made with an international coalition against boko haram. it didn't stop them from killing 54 over the weekend. let's change the map and look at the announcement. it's a merger with isis. what does that mean? >> what you're seeing now in nigeria since 2011 you have seen an advance in boko haram's

terrorist tactics. what you have now is not only an ideology that's being shared between isis and boko haram, but you also see tactics that are being shared. the beheading videos are being done the same way. the kidnappings, the terrorist attacks, the suicide cab bombs and truck bombs. all of those tactics you're seeing tactical collation from boko haram and isis. >> we also saw boko haram getting better at social media. from rudimentary to somewhat sophisticated. if this merger takes place, think about that, that means the presen presence with isis here in afghanistan, iraq, this is their base of operations right here. the fear is of this going through the region. of this connecting both these group sglz what you're starting to see is the spread of a radical ideology, combined with the spread of the same terrorist tactics, same kinds of

beheadings and social media use. same kidnappings. >> the thing is though, people are also looking at this and saying how do we stop it? where is the american way of leading a coalition to stop it region by region? >> in order to stop this, it will take american leadership, this is keep in mind, this is what special operations forces were built for. in the early 1960s when the s.e.a.l. teams were formed we had to have a flexible response. we can work with allies in all these african countries. we're trying to bring them together to counter boko haram. >> this is what experts fear, what's happening ing in libya, that is the consolidating. let's take a look where they're located today. this is more of a third map of radical islam. and this shows a huge presence

in indonesia, and then you should see the big picture, syria and iraq, this has got to be contained. >> it has to be contained. it will take american leadership. and each country represents a different problem. you seeideological similarities, the same terrorist philosophy. the problem in philippines is consolidated in the southern philippin philippines. we have to be very thoughtful about bringing allies together to attack these problems where we see radical islam. >> there was a quick statement by the iraqi prime minister over the weekend, they said wouldn't you rather have american troops. it doesn't matter this administration doesn't want to. a guy fought in both these places, do you want to see american presence there? >> ronald reagan said eternal

vigilance is the price of freedom. this does represent a threat to the united states and we have to be here. >> you wrote this book. what prompted you to write this and what do you want people to take away from you? >> resilience is a book how you can build resilience in your life. everybody has to deal with fear, and pain and suffering. there is a path through pain to wisdom. through fear to courage. >> you talk about one of your navy s.e.a.l. buddies who came on hard times he felt as -- he had a death in the family. what happened to his great life and you saw this? >> a lot of men and women when they come back, and their struggles are similar to the struggles every american faces. they're worried how do i deal with fear and mental toughness. al in the resilience book it's a series of letters to my friend how he could build resilience in his life. >> we're going to be needing guys like you unfortunately for the next two generations. back to you guys in the studio. >> great work in there.

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clear up front. >> we're slow learners and we're not particularly good listeners. >> that will be a huge problem. >> we're also slow learners. >> it may seem funny in the movies, but you may have to be that brutally honest during your next job interview. >> a new app uses cameras to analyze facial expressions people use when they lie. >> hooer to explain is kurt the cyber guy. is it true? >> good morning to you. we're talking about new technology. it's web video conferencing software combined with a group from m.i.t. they have studied facial expressions. there are apparently 10,000 different points in our face that they can measure. they have algorithms together

and you've got the recipe for a web cam you might use on a job interview or i might make a casual call to my mom on being able to tell every second how i feel about that particular thing that's happening right then and there. >> the implications are startling. if i hear someone say i first heard about it in news reports and blink a couple of times. could this app tell me if that person was lying? >> yes. yes. the accuracy -- >> botox? >> cher would not lie if that was the case. >> the technology is unbelievable. this is not yet something you can download. it is right around the corner. an even more powerful version is come where you can be looking into the web cam and watch a commercial. and it will tell you how you felt about the particular parts of the commercial. so you know, during political ads how little censors are given

to the audience? this is the modern day version of the dial that's happening all the time. it opens up a can of worms to privacy issues, especially when it comes to -- am i allowed to have this done to me at any point? is it something i have to opt into? are you allowed to record anyone? >> you're interviewing tucker for a job, he doesn't know a camera is pointed at him behind a double mirror. to really judge whether he's lying or not. >> true. true. the fact is, now an employer might ask you -- say on a future job interview if you're a prospect, you know, let's do a web conference call first. let's have a conversation that way. they very likely could be using this kind of technology to judge you. now, the right thing i would think for the employer to be would be up front about this and transparent and say, we're going to be using intelligent video and will read the emotions on

your face. we will judge you based on that. >> maybe not -- >> they might not look at how you feel as much as what certain things they're showing you in a commercial or talk about, may actually have you ask -- be thinking about is this a frustrating circumstance for you. do you problem solve really well? it's interesting technology. >> in the workplace, i'm thinking it may take to dating soon. >> good point. >> i was amazed by the mood ring. this is over the top. good job. we're definitely going to check out your news letter at siebguy dot com. >> hillary clinton hasn't said much about her e-mail controversy except for a single tweet. donald trump will tell us about it at the top of the hour. >> there was a story that had so

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political figure right now. she is -- >> but is she actually -- sorry to cut you off. is she helping her campaign by staying silent. hear what donald trump has to say. >> president obama in an iconic image commemorating the anniversary of selma. something is missing? president bush? why they cut him out. okay. take that bill o'reilly and sheppard smith. >> thanks for being with us. we will start with a fox news alert. thal jihadist accused of plotting an attack on the united states capitol giving a chilling interview. his lawyers never want aed to air. >> his name is christopher cornell and he revealed shocking

information about isis in cincinnati from behind bars. >> heather childers is on it. >> really amazing what he had to say. 20-year-old christopher lee cornell accused of planning a heinous attack on the u.s. capitol. he's giving prosecutors all the evidence they need in an interview defense attorneys tried to bury. he has confessed to being an isis supporter and he claims the group has members in every single state. >> we're in texas, ohio, new york city. we're in washington, d.c. we're in every single state you can name just about. >> even in the face of lifetime imprisonment. cornell talks big about isis saying sleeper cells should be formed in the united states and that attacks on american soil are eminent. >> i think it's coming. many things, there where will be many, attacks. like i said we will raise the

banner over the capitol. >> cornell's attorney had tried to keep the incriminating interview from airing claiming it would violate his right to a fair trial. a judge ruled against that request. cornell pled not guilty in january. he is expected back in court in april. the charges include attempted murder of government official and employees. his father says he was coerced by a snitch. >> okay. of course he does. that's the parent of the year. we'll take advice from him. now we'll see heather nauert with more on the fight against isis. >> good morning. sort of a related story here. this is a fox news alert. the number of foreigners joining isis is on the rise. france's prime minister now saying he believed 10,000 europeans will join the group by the end of this year. this comes as another terror group, boko haram swears its allegiance to isis and hundreds of troops in chad and niger go

on the offensive against them. u.s. intelligence officials are now assessing the impact of this relationship between the two groups, boko haram and also isis. back here at home today, more emotional testimony is expected later today in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces the death penalty for killing three people and injuring hundreds more. the trial started last week with brand new surveillance video that was shown to the jury. testimony from the father of an 8-year-old victim bringing jurors to tears. the defense blames tsarnaev's brother for the plot to plant bombs. two american women now have a criminal record in italy after they're caught carving their initials into rome's colosseum. italian police say the women used coins to make their marks and they took a selfie. the women apologized to the

italians, it's not clear what punishment if any they will face. what about with when a tv star visits the show from their tv show? that is the house from the show full house. and john stamos posted this picture. he was writing this on instagram. these youngsters have no idea what they're missing. hashtag turn around. hashtag they're too young they proebl don't know who you are. >> uncle jesse was right there. >> and he's one of these people that aren't aging much to the chagrin of every other male on the planet. let's bring in donald trump, another man not aging. welcomeback. >> i hope you're right about that. that would be good. i wish we could find the secret. >> you're doing pretty well. first off, before we talk about your tournament.

i would like to get your take on secretary of state hillary clinton and the e-mails. >> it's a very serious thing. i see some democrats are coming to her defense, but many of them aren't. i understand that elizabeth warren is wild about it and in group. i think she probably in her own way would love to run and she can't. maybe this is a way of doing it. i have seen the democrats hit her harder than the republicans are hitting. that doesn't surprise me. >> you're right about that. >> the republicans don't hit hard enough. but i do think the democrats, some of them are hitting her very hard. >> to your point. senator dianne feinstein said she needs to step up and speak out. >> i would like her to come forward and say what the situation is. because she is the preeminent political figure right now. she is the leading candidate whether it be republican or democrat to be the next president.

and i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> strong words there, what do you think about that? >> i think she's right. she does have to come out at some point and talk about it. i mean, it's pretty serious stuff when you think about it. you're secretary of state. it's like an e-mail account from a child. it just doesn't happen. anybody can hear it, what you're saying. you could be talking about matters of war, you could be talking about serious things and anybody can listen in. there are other things, also, so i think it's very serious. at some point she's going to have to be talking about it. >> even the president over the weekend was asked about it. he said i had no idea, i found out about it in news reports. it's amazing how many things he finds out by watching the news. >> he's playing a lot of golf so he doesn't have too much time. >> did you see that hillary has changed her twitter account to note the clinton foundation status of women's report. she has remade herself as an

activist. now we learn the clinton foundation accepted millions in donations from middle eastern countries known for violence against women. >> some people say they give it out for political reasoness, not humanitarian reasons. they're giving out a lot of money. they're taking in countries you wouldn't believe. you look at some of the donors on that list and it's amazing. >> quatar, saudi arabia. >> it's amazing. and the amount of money that comes in, the massive amounts of money that's coming in. favors are being done or people think that favors are being done when she was in that position of power. that's when much of the money come in. is it a conflict of interest? there seems to be problems with it. will it go anywhere? maybe not.

nothing seems to go anywhere when you're a democratic leading candidate. >> i know you do business with some of those countries, is that going to be a problem if you go to run? >> i don't think so. i do business, but i make money and i fight, beat them and win. i take money away from them. they take money away from us. it's nice to win. i do a lot of business with china and i win. it would be nice if we could win against china. this country never wins against anybody anymore. when was the last time you saw our country win? we don't win anything. >> let me ask you this, did you see "the new york times," the 50th anniversary of selma, and after a historic weekend, "the new york times" leaves out president bush off the front page? really just focusing there on president obama and others walking on the bridge. is this convenience or big mistake? >> i don't think it was convenience, it was pretty obs, it was an amazing picture.

i heard he was there and i saw the picture and i said oh, he wasn't there. you know, he was the former president, like him or not. he wasn't in the picture. people were in the picture who you could have done without. >> if carter or clinton were there i imagine they would have found a way to open up the shot. >> he should have been included. >> he made a big effort to be there. and, you know, it's not a very nice thing, not a very respectful thing. really not fair. >> right. by the way, the golf course, on the doral looked incredible. unbelievable. you had some returning to do. there was a three iron. you gave it back to him? >> that's right. he hit it twice, both times in the water. rory is a disciplined guy. i have oscuba diver that picks

up balls all the time. get that three iron. i actually handed it back to him. and then yesterday, he used it again and it went into the water. he gave it back to him. he doesn't want it, i don't think i want it either. it's been the biggest sports story. the scuba diver has become very, very famous. we have a famous scuba diver. everyone wants to know who he is, where does he come from. >> have his take his mask off. >> hey, we will take his mask off. i'll get you all the information. you can have him on your show. >> you want to tell us who he is? >> you know i don't know his name right now. i'll find it. he's an anonymous scuba diver. maybe he wants to remain that way. it was an amazing tournament. dustin johnson won. >> by the way, they say he's a talented guy. he had problems, off for a few months. he's off to a roaring start tell

me about this guy. >> he hits the ball the longest of anybody on tour just about. everything about him is g. he took a leave of absence because he was having lots of problem with life, not his game, but life. he came back. and you know, he's done great and he won this big tournament. this is really a big tournament. >> he's about to win the hand of wane gretsky's daughter. >> he's gifted as a golfer and athlete. he's a great guy. we gave him the trophy yesterday. it's terrific he's back. >> it was a great showcase. congratulations on pulling it off. thanks so much. >> very good, thank you very much. >> coming up straight ahead, president obama ready to make a

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all right. nigeria's home-grown boko haram a pledging formal allegiance to isis. arkansas senator tom cotton is a member of the armed services committee. what do you think about the merger, sir? >> good morning. boko haram pledging allegiance to the islamic state shows how the islamic state is expanding as a threat. they went into libya and now nigeria. it underscores the threat of iran. if it wasn't iran's support for assad, then the islamic state wouldn't have the conditions to arise in the first place. moreover, iran is the number one

state sponsor of terrorism in the world without nuclear weapons today. imagine what they would do with nuclear weapons. >> the islamic state sunnis and, of course they're expanding to five nations as of right now. without nuclear weapons. which brings me to your letter. you put together a letter and you're asking people in your new chamber, the senate, to sign it. what does it say? >> i put together an open letter from 47 republican senators thus far to the leaders of iran. many iran experts say that iran's leaders don't understand our constitution. so they need to understand that under our constitution, congress plays a very important role of approving international agreements. any deal that is not approved by the congress won't be accepted by the congress. now or in the future. i'm very happy to keep the letter open for more people to sign. i hope more democratic senators will join us. i would encourage presidential candidates to join us. we already have four senators onthen letter who are thinking

about running for president. rick perry said he wouldn't honor a deal that does not go through congress. i've spoken privately with other presidential candidates that might join us. i would encourage hillary clinton join us in saying congress must approve any nuclear deal with iran. >> we had an excurt. nar menendez who is under indictment, i wuntder if that's a coincidence, i'm not sure. he says he's going to wait to see what happens to the agreement before they decide to put the amendment forward. they should allow you to do your job and that is to lift sanctions judging by the kwoilt of the deal. why would anybody try to diminish their own power of a seat they worked so hard to get? >> many senate democrats have been strong in this issue. they think we need to approve any nuclear deal with iran, but the white house is putting a lot of pressure on senate democrats to hold their fire. we don't know what the final terms of the deal are, we know

so far that susan rice, the president's national security advisor has conceded iran will have a robust yodeal. those terms alone make this deal unacceptable to the united states and the world. >> we'll find out whether the president walks away or whether he signs the nuclear program away. senator cotton, thanks for joining us today. i look forward to tracking your letter, okay? >> thank you. all right. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up, you heard about a child getting suspended for making his pop tart into a shape of a gun. he kept asking, can i see the artifacts. >> how did it work out. ? we have exciting news. of all the places in your house,

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was known as picket because he was embarrassed. we learned it in school, it didn't go very well. he led his soldiers into battle and many of them died. but as we started to go through the history and see those civil war and gettysburg memorabilia, this is about learning about these incredible family legacies and this is an incredible story. this is what can happen if you don't research what something is worth. ed picket realizes now that general george picket was a great soldier. he's a great great grandson of him and he was doing what he was ordered to do. that's one of the episodes. >> were these artificates in the family all these years? >> all these years in a suit case. this civil war and gettysburg expert says i'm buying it for a museum and i'll pay you $80,000

and we'll here what it's really worth. >> there's a lot of stuff in your series that is heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking and heart felt and a history lesson in that one. sometimes we don't have a vision, and there was a real estate mogul who had a vision of a very famous furniture maker who had been in a japanese internment camp. a family had all these pieces of furniture he had put in his model homes. he passes away and the family is like get this furniture out there. it's not comfortable, it's art. wait till we go to auction with them and see what it's worth. >> you show how much stuff monetarily is worth, so you give the money, but it's a lot to do with the value of your own family history and the legacy that is passed on. >> we all have that. i have a surprise i wanted to share with you. i'll be going back out on the road. strange inheritance has been

reviewed after being on the air for a month. 26 more great american families. al i hope the viewers will stay in touch with me and follow me at social media. it's lonely sometimes when you're staying in a hotel. >> they are giving you leads, too right? >> we have found incredible inheritances from our own viewers. >> continue to let jamie know. >> 9:00 p.m. fox business. >> thank you again. >> if only you were my date at the program. two minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up straight ahead. >> did the american flag get banned at a major university in california? it is something that got you so fired up you couldn't stop tweeting and e-mailing us. >> apple watch, we are live with the details on the big reveal

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my oh, my. it is your shot of the morning. look at this. the ringling brothers and barmen and bailey circus released this video showing one of his dare detectiveils being fired from a canon. >> they didn't know. they told him he was getting into a tube. he wore a go pro camera and landed 100 feats away. >> he thought he was an elevator. big news with the circus. >> no more elephants.

>> i know. they're going to phase out the elephan elephants. all the other animals are like, what about me? >> as long as we're liberating animals. >> uc irvine, came very close to banning the american flag on campus. why? because it represented imperiali imperialism. here is a revolution. the american flag has been flown in instances of colonialism flags not only serve as symbols of -- we did not embellish it. what does it mean? >> hollywood is getting involve. gary sinise said thank you for the students who stood up.

the colors represent the panel then banned the ban. so it was a veto on a ban of the flag. it was a victory for old glory for sure. >> too silly. how did this happen? >> the students stood up. that was the key. >> who would even consider banning the american flag? like, where do these people come from? how are they educated? >> misguided. >> we see people who are embarrassed by our country. embarrassed by our heritage >> they've had curriculums that emphasize it. >> you're saying indock trination that. >> robert saying i'm glad there are students that our ancestors and current soldiers have given up. >> ken says good for the rational members of the student body. i would never hire kids that ban the american flag. >> that's a good point.

maybe a warning to those who would want to ban it in the future. a fox news alert to bring you. the fbi is investigating the hacking of several american websites over the weekend allegedly by isis. home pages were taken over by a black flag and some cases hacked by isis, we are everywhere displayed on that. some officials doubt that isis was actually behind the attacks, but they say it may be a sign of that group's growing reach. chuck schumer calls out the vulnerabilities of the faa. he says they are near defensiveless to a cyber attack. if that were to happen, thousands of air travellers would be put in harm's way. the former new york city jets chris johnson was shot in the shoulder over the weekend during a drive by shooting in orlando. the nfl running back hospitalized after the jeep that he was in came under fire at an

intersection. the driver was killed and another passengers injured during that shooting. as of this morning, no arrests have been made. police say they need your help. johnson, by the way, is set to become a free agent tomorrow after the jets declined to resign him. this morning we're hearing more promising news about harrison ford's recovery. his son tweeting this, dad has the best care possible. on the mend. strong mind, body, and spirit. the 72-year-old was seriously hurt when he crashed his vintage plane in california. he remains hospitalized in stable condition this morning. take a look at this insane video. two teenage boys in new zealand hanging on the back of a speeding train. video of the shocking stunt is known as train surfing. this is popular in other countries. it was posted to instagram.

police say the whole thing is crazy and it could have killed the kids. they're trying to track down the boys. those are your headlines. i'll see you back in a little bit. >> thank you. now, it is warmer as promised outside here in new york city. maria molina outside. >> good morning it's mild but we do have some light showers coming down across the new york city area. parts of new jersey and also across pennsylvania. so we'll show you the radar in a moment. i want to show crow the current temperatures across the country. they are mild, likelyze just mentioned. the exception is across northern parts of new england and across parts of the upper great lakes. that's where we do have cold temperatures. single digits this morning in caribou, maine. we could hit upper 40s in chicago. and even warmer south upper 60s for you in raleigh, north carolina. we do have winter weather advisories in effect. we mentioned pennsylvania, new jersey. we do have temperatures that are

cold enough in some of those spots you could look at ice accumulating on roadways. it's very loiright. parts of the southern plains and also into the gulf coast. we have areas of heavy rain pushing through early this morning. several inches of rain will be possible. we have flood watches in effect. let's head back inside. thank you very much. walking through a better week in the world of weather. it's almost 20 minutes at the top of the hour. apple gave us a peek of its newest creation last year. clayton morris is attending today's event in san francisco. that's where he joins us now. clayton, what is $349 going to buy us in this apple watch? >> it's going to get us the cheapest of the apple watches, the apple sport. there is so much we don't know about what apple is going to unveil here later this afternoon. apple has over the past few

years has become predictable. we know when upgrades are come. during this, we know almost nothing. we know the cheapest model of the apple sport edition will be $349 t. beyond that we have no idea. could the steel be in the couple thousand range? the gold edition, which i know tucker has been wanting. that watch could be $10,000, $15,000. >> it's not a watch, it's a timepiece. >> will the apple timepiece replace my iphone? >> that's a good question. because anecdotal reports right now around apple's campus for those who have been using it and wearing it on a regular basis have been telling reporters they're not taking their iphones out of their pockets anymore. they're not bringing their phones out anymore. they're glancing at their wrist,

glancing at the time, a notification where i don't have to pull the phone out and go through the whole process and get time sucked into e-mail and other things like that. >> a lot of exciting news from this event and from this stage. so many answers we don't know how they're going to look. the apple stores, it's like my super bowl today. >> you're saying this could make apple a trillion dollar company? >> this is the biggest and most ambitious project they've ever done. a gadget company attempting to become a luxury watchmaker. not trying to put out cheap watches where you walk into the store and take it off the shelf. on level with rolex. >> he is clayton morris. >> early bird gets the apple. >> i was amazed to have a watch that also had a calendar. this should -- >> remember when you wanted a watch that didn't have the numbers on it? >> that was great. >> you had an excuse not to be late. coming up next you heard it

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under fire for these instructions. on the cleaning labels caused a back lash on social media. the company apologizing saying there was no intention to humiliate women. fashion and firearms, a unique runway show is giving women a look at safe ways to conceal their weapons. hundreds attended the event in indianapolis. organizers say the goal is empowering women and showing them there's a range of options to conveniently and carefully carry a gun. tucker. thanks, elizabeth. it's being called a somen sense bill. nevada lawmakers pushing to legalize pop tart guns in the state's elementary schools. the law could prohibit a school for disciplining a student for simulating firearms or wearing clothing that depicts firearms. mr. wheeler, thanks for joining us. i wonder if your state is ready for this. you legalize pop tart guns and then after that you have

applesauce grenades, where does it end? >> well, you know, zero tolerance doesn't have to mean zero common sense. it's sad we've come to a point in our society we where have to legislate common sense. apparently that's what we have to do here. >> it seems like a lot has changed in the silver state. we did a story yesterday about a couple who was banned from becoming foster parents because they had a concealed carry permit. i think of your state as being prosecond amendment. >> our state is very prosecond amendment. that's been on both sides of the aisle. but we've seen a lot of regulations come into effect in the last 20, 25 years that in my opinion are encroaching on our second amendment rights. i happened to sit on the committee when that couple came before us and heard the whole thing. i was flabbergasted we wouldn't allow a police officer or someone with a ccw to foster a child. so i think we'll fix that in

this session. >> i hope you will. who's against this bill? who is against legalizing pop tart guns? >> well, the pop tart gun thing, i realize that's a sexy way to put it. this is the common sense bill, not really the pop tart bill. this is common sense. let kids be kids. there's not a lot of people against it. i received some very good questions during the hearing itself at the education committee. and i received a lot of feedback from the school system itself. and i was able to get with the clark county school system, our two largest counties and we were able to put together a bill that worked for everybody. i think this bill is going to work, i hope it will. as the majority whip i'm going to get out there and whip up the votes. >> mr. wheeler, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. coming up, all this little

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jordan leopold's daughter had enough him playing for a game so far away she sent the minnesota wild letter. we are living in minnesota and i'm lost without my dad and so is my mom, two sisters and

brother. the wilds is not been winning game can you ask the jackets if you guys can get them. this week, her dream came through. the team picked him up bringing him back home. joining is are jordan leopold, his wife and their daughter. talk about a dream come true. jordan, you're ten years old, correct? >> yep. >> you are the oldest of your siblings, why did you want the team to know how much it meant to you to have your dad back? why did you write the letter? >> because my dad is a big part of my life it was just hard for me to live without him for long period of time. >> well, you certainly let everybody know that. what's it like to have that dream come true, because it worked? >> it's great. it's a really big opportunity to

have dad home and to have him forever. >> that is so sweet. you must be a hero to your brother and sister as well. jordan, i was to ask you this, when you read your daughter's words, she's ten saying i just want my daddy to come back home, we need him here. what was your reaction? >> it was pretty crushing. i ended up giving over a -- my wife took a picture of the note and sent it to me while i was in columbus and read it. i was in instant tears. i knew the kids miss me, but i didn't know it was that point. they were going to school and structured at home. it's part of oo deal. when you sign up for professional sports it doesn't always work out the way you pictured it. >> for the two years you were playing away, the kids were in good hands with your high school sweetheart who is sitting with you. i'm sure you had to shed tears when you heard little jordan's

letter? >> yes. i was balling. and i didn't know she wrote it at first. i found it on the counter. it was kind of a shock to me. at one point it said how lonely i was. i thought i think we're doing pretty well. but it was just so sweet. i put it on facebook just for our friends and family. >> the went viral. a lot of people saw the letter. jordan, i want to ask you, how did the team respond when they heard jordan's letter asking for the big trade? >> you know, they were good. it's one of these things in sports where they could heckle me or give me a hard time because my daughter did that. it's purely coincidence this thing came out the same thing when i ended up getting traded home. i think all the guys understand. most of them have kids, some of they don't. for the ones that don't, they understand family comes first. our kids run around the locker room and they understand.

>> is it special to have your dad sitting next to you because of a letter you wrote? >> yeah, it's really special. i'm really excited he's home for good. >> you are a really tight family. a big family right there. i love seeing you in that jersey. jordan last night, you got to announce the let's play hockey. what did that feel like? >> it was nerve racking. >> you did it, though. do you want to play hockey? >> no. i just like watching hockey. i'm more of a soccer player. >> a soccer player. i have a feeling no matter what you do,b you'll be just excellent at it. nothing short of that. we want to thank the leopold family for joining us. jordan, we wish you well. go wild from "fox and friends" today. jamie, good work too. >> thanks for having us. >> jordan, go for it, you're a great girl. i wonder what letter she's going

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we're in washington, d.c. we're in every single state you can name just about. >> more of that chilling warning from an american turned terrorist straight ahead. and as if hillary clinton's e-mail scandal couldn't get any worse or embarrassing, this morning even democrats are demanding answers. after huge holes surfaced in her e-mail history, what was she doing during this famous photograph on her trip to libya? hillary responds by erasing the picture. notice anything missing from the front page of the "new york times"? it shows president obama front and sister in selma. and president bush is wide to the left, so wide he's left out of the picture. did they do it on purpose? your e-mails are -- extremely wide. mornings are better with friends. >> this is peter frampton here. you're watching "fox and friends." he could make the guitar

talk to say that. >> that is one of my enduring questions along with the facts in the 1960s or 70s none of these stars got any residuals. how can you have albums and not another? how do you do one great not another. if you make the lightning you should be able to make it again. >> i don't know if they can re-create. that's why we saver those albums. >> you don't have an answer? >> i have no answer. i have a lot of questions. >> heather nauert, she always does. he's fantastic. >> when is the next album? >> let's ask him that question. bring him in this summer. >> he'll answer by guitar. i've got news to bring you. let's start out overseas, fox news alert, the number of foreigners joining isis is on the rise. france's prime minister now saying that an estimated 10,000

europeans, they believe, will join the terror group by the end of this year. this comes as another terror group, boko haram, in africa swears its allegiance to isis and hundreds of troops i in the african nations of chad and niger go on the offensive ge against them. u.s. intelligence officials say they're trying to assess the impact. russia is making bold moves in the blook sea. state of the art fighter jets have been seen staging attacks on nato war ships. what on earth is going on there? nato officials are saying that the two ships, one american, one turkish, are aware of the russian exercises and are quote, very capable of defending themselves. we'll watch that story as it develops. at least one person is dead and two more have been injured after the roof of a coal mine collapsed in west virginia. responders confirming they found

workers trapped inside the mine after the collapse late last night. right now, state and federal officials are working with the owner of the mine to try to figure out exactly what went wrong. deadly rivalry at a dog show? the owners of an irish shetter believe their beautiful prized dog was poisoned by a rival trainer. the award winning dog died hours after it won second place in its class at a competition. al a veterinarian found tainted meat inside that dog's stomach. they believe the dog ate it during the competition. results from a toxicology report are expected next week. what is going on? terrible. >> just another day in the life. to a fox news alert at three minutes after the hour. the hillary clinton e-mail scandal continues to unfold. all eyes on the former secretary of state as top democrats now calling her -- on her to step

forward and come clean. >> some say clinton should face criminal charges. kevin corke is live in d.c. for the latest on this. >> reporter: the old saying in washington, it's never the crime, it's the coverup. we don't know if secretary clinton intentionally withheld e-mails. that is something they're looking more close leathis morning. as the benghazi investigation rolls on, there are some on the hill that say despite handing over 55,000 pages of e-mails, clinton may not have handed them all over. if that was intentional, she could be in big legal trouble. >> a subpoena, which trey gowdy issued, is so that in fact, it will be a crime if she knowingly withholds documents pursuant to subpoena. he needed to do that because she wasn't forthcoming two and a half years ago. she, in fact, hid the very existence of this until she was caught. >> and now it is not just gop lawmakers that are making waves.

democratic senator diane fi feinstein joining the chorus. >> i would like for her to come forward and say what the situation s. because she is the preeminent political figure right now. she is the leading candidate whether it be republican or democrat for the next president -- to be the next president. >> still unknown, why she had a private e-mail server or e-mail address when nobody else in the -- make that obama cabinet appeared to have. that's a question that will come up at the briefing again today. we've been doing this for several days now. i suspect it will continue. >> until she steps up or steps out and starts talking about it and not just puts a tweet up at 11:30 at night. >> kevin's out there without an overcoat. the very least, even if the most fervent hillary clinton supporter, she was asked years ago to give her e-mails on the situation. she never said by the way, most of my stuff is on my personal

e-mail. >> she wasn't required to give it. >> if she said it then, you could say what was she thinking and give an explanation. >> she and she alone had the power to decide which e-mails to turn over because they resided on her personal server. where that server is we're not sure. we know the benghazi committee has the legal authority to subpoena that server and get to the bottom of this. will they? we'll be watching. remember this photo here, in 2011, hillary clinton on her libya trip, this is october of 2011, on her blackberry there, this used to be her icon photo on her twitter handle. when you would receive a twitter update, that's what you would see. it's been replaced by somebody else. that's the only thing that was dropped. wait a second, we see you on the blackberry. this is what's been replaced with. trey gowdy is asking, that photo

with the blackberry on the trip to libya that's funny that's documented because where are the e-mails. there's a huge gap here. and it has a lot to do with your credibility with benghazi. watch. >> there are gaps of months and months and months. if you think to that iconic picture of her on a c-17 flying to libya. she has conglasses on and has her hand held device. we have no e-mails from that day. we have no e-mails from that trip. it's strange credibility to believe that if you're on your way to libya to discuss libyan policy, that there's not a single document that's been turned over to congress. so there are huge gaps. >> darryl issa has postulated maybe there was a stand down order. the pentagon e-mails have not revealed any of that. that's a stretch. >> i can't get past that picture that you just showed. the clinton foundation, getting behind the same foundation that

took up to $25 million from saudi arabia that doesn't allow women to drive. >> you were talking tens of million of dollars that have been taken from these countries. >> how about this, in turmds of trust in hillary clinton her own server and should she have been doing that. the latest fox news poll, when it comes to the word honesty, hillary clinton has fallen ten points in the past 11 points from 54% to 44%. a lot of it may have to do with this, people may be getting a little clinton fatigued for sure. >> that could be happening. we haven't even started the campaign yet. she's supposed to make her announcement in april. meanwhile, there's something we could do with a toy that may make people smile. >> they make dolls based on headlines. right now there's a hillary clinton blackberry doll that's available. you can get it for $39.95 on

their website. >> am i imagining this? it looks like rosy the riveter. >> it looks like hillary clinton herself. if you want an action figure and you're tired of the the gi joe and gumby, after all he has no neck. you might want to go with that. over the weekend you had the president of the united states giving a powerful speech. "the new york times" on the front page, justifiably, put that there. but the only thing missing from the picture is another substantial character in that picture, and that is president bush. >> which is interesting because he joined president obama in the march. wasn't initially shown in that photo. he signed they activation of the voting rights act in 2006. and this alone would be historic. on a special day like this, a powerful day, to not include him

in this imine on "the new york times" cover. it just seemed a little suspect. >> we had this morning a conversation with charles payne that i d laws keep people from voting. what do you think? is it one of those things where you can't put everybody in every picture or do you think this was flat out intentional to dis president bush? if jimmy carter in that circle would he have been on this? ? if the tables were turned there would be heck to pay. >> this on facebook, they should run the picture again with the former first couple along with the apology. >> i wouldn't imagine that is happening. ten minutes after the hour. more to read. >> it's an amazing story of survival, a little baby is found alive 14 hours after the car that she was in crashed into a

frigid river. >> it doesn't seem possible, but it is. heather childers is here now with new information about the child that stayed alive. >> this really is a miracle story. the car that you were talking about, it was in the river, it was upside down for hours. investigators say that it is a miracle little lily survived at all. her mother, a 25-year-old, she was killed. police say she lost control of her car on a bridge and hit a cement barrier. that car plunged into the freezing water below. and neighbors say they did hear something at the time. they called police, but apparently they didn't notice the car in the water. it wasn't until the following morning a fisherman may the discovery. responders say the baby was buckled into her car seat and hanging upside down. >> the car seat could have possibly been out of the water. it was along the embankment, so i don't know how much water was getting into the car.

>> the water, by the way, ten feet deep in some places. it was really very fortunate the car ended up where it did. lily is listed in critical condition at the hospital. her aunt says it is amazing she survived. >> she is doing remarkably well. considering what she went through. we aimmensely appreciative because the responders saved lily's life. >> please are still trying to figure out what caused the crash to begin with. they did say drug and alcohol were not a factor. >> she just drove somehow off the bridge. 12 minutes after the hour. up next a fox news alert alert. an islamic jihadist breaks his silence from behind bars. >> we're in texas, we're in ohio, we're in new york city. we're in washington, d.c. we're in every single state you can name just about.

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i think it's coming. many things. there will be indeed, many attacks. like i said, we will raise the banner over the capitol. >> a most chilling warning from behind bars. radical jihadist christopher lee cornell breaking his silence with that shocking information about isis' plans to take on the united states. this is a troubling trend is emerging in the faith against isis. we learn more and more young people are looking to join the terror group. what can parents be on the lookout for? >> joining us is a retired special agent and an antiterrorism expert. do you believe this guy? >> i believe they're going to try. there's no doubt about it. isis' goal is the same al

qaeda's has been and radical islamists around the world. they want to spread terror. conducting small scale attacks would do it on a greater scale. i think that's something they want to do. they realize small unit tactics are the key to success. the west gate mall is a perfect example of how they did that in east africa. i think they'll try to do things around the united states and europe has they've done in the paris. >> based on your experience, when you look at those who may be vulnerable to being brought in by isis or terror, what do they look like? go through the males, females, it seems to be they're younger, are they? >> a lot of them are younger, especially the females seem to be who are wanting to be isis brides. and go over there and think there will be glory of becoming the bride of a fighter.

most of the males, it's undeniable kids make stupid decisions. this is not new. in the 60s you had kids joining radical groups. patty hearsh is an example. the problem is we're facing a much bigger obstacle. i think parents have to be vigilant. my son who is almost 16 years old, was on the internet the was looking at some of the isis videos. he came down stairs and told us he wants to have permission to join the marines when he's 17 years old so hoocan go fight them. that does have an effect on young kids that can be brain washed so easily. >> i guess so. here's the thing, there are some things that are attractive about

a group. to go a group, especially if you're a female that gives you rights, no say, a forced marriage it's counterintuitive to everything you're brought up with in america. you say 99 in 100 parents might notice the changes in a kid and not do anything about it? >> i think the people feign ignorance or try to ignore what's going on. i don't believe most parents would not notice the changes in their kids, whether it's growing a beard, or changing the way they dress. that should be noticeable, not only to parents, but friends, coworkers. >> what do they do if they are noticing this? >> they should confront the kid. if there is some other person they can bring in, a mentor, a priest, a teacher, anybody who can try to intervene. law enforcement should be notified. >> thanks so much.

>> thank you. straight ahead, you know her from the hit disney channel show, i can do it. up next disney's new darling. olivia holt joins us. how her southern roots helped her find this fame.

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the show is in its second season. olivia holt joins us on the curvy couch. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> what do you say to the fans out there who just adore you? >> this is a thrill for me. i grew up watching the disney channel and now i'm on it. it's like pinch me, am i dreaming. >> your southern roots help you, if so, how deal with all the fame? you're living in l.a.? >> growing up, i was always yes, ma'am, yes, sir gal. i'm a southern girl. i have that southern hospitality. it balances me out and keeps me grounding have the support from the family and the friends. >> you're like the disney stars, a multifacetted performer. singer, you have a movie coming out. >> singing is my first love. that's what i -- ever since i can remember, i sang. so i think singing, but i fell in love with acting. >> album coming out this summer?

>> uh-huh. >> are the songs personal? >> i mean i'm co-writing the majority of the songs on the album. it's an interesting process. i never knew how much goes into the writing process. i love it. >> how did this happen? you grew up outside memphis in mississippi. now you live in los angeles and you're the star. what was the road? >> i didn't think it was possible where i grright now. i grew up for seven years. i was a gymnast for seven years. that's what i thought was going to happen to my life. i went out to la for a convention. >> did you walk on your hands during an audition? can you do that? that's funny. it's funny because i would always walk into the room and my parents didn't expect to see my face. they would see my feet. >> you had to transition because going from the athlete to wearing high heels and dressing like a different person.

you know that transition tucker. >> it's not a transition i'm ready to talk about now. >> he use today walk on his hands. >> really? we have so much in common. >> you do have this movie coming out with greg kinnear? >> it's based on a true story. it's a cool story. i can't say too much about it yet, but it's a beautiful true story. i'm excited for everybody to see it. al it's shot beautifully and the acting in it is amazing. i got really lucky to work with amazing people. what is the one person you look up to right now? >> i look up to a lot of people. first and foremost i love reese witherspoon. she has an amazing career and is an amazing human being. >> you haven't met her yet? >> no. >> you will. >> that would be really cool. >> you are 17. you are the most composed 17-year-old i think i ever met. >> thank you. >> take that justin bieber.

>> i didn't do it on the disney channel. >> you have a lot of twitter followers. why don't you tweet her? >> olivia holt, thanks for joining us. >> i didn't do it and much more to come. good luck on the album. coming up next, officer darren wilson has been cleared in the shooting death of michael brown, but attorney general eric holder isn't stopping there. >> does that include dismantling the police force. >> if that's necessary we will do that. >> is that possible? we'll tell you coming up. is this what your kids are learning in school. the conservative supreme court justice clarrance thomas has ties to the kkk. what is happening there? ♪

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in east hanover. >> you brought gluten free pasta. >> i brought you gluten free pasta and meatballs. >> lunch? i love it. >> for us, lunch is breakfast. >> for me, meatballs were every sunday. so i love the fact that everybody can get them. >> these are pretty good reheated. >> these are really good reheated. we've taken all the time. i spent the past four years developing the process, the recipes. really these are modified recipes of my grandmothers that i battletisted at the restaurant. my father and i own a restaurant for 30 years. >> if they don't like the meatballs you can't take a swing at him because his grandmother made it. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> flying meatballs here at "fox and friends." heather nauert is here with important breaking news. yes, other things going on right now. we have a fox news alert to bring you. 47 republican senators are now

sending an open letter to the leaders to iran. it's meant to turn up the heat on president obama. and also give congress some power over the nuclear negotiations between america and iran. arkansas senator tom cotton signed it. here's what he told us earlier. >> they need to understand that under our constitution congress plays an important role of approving international agreements. any deal that is not approved by the congress, won't be accepted by the congress. now or in the future. >> cotton is now trying to get other political figures to sign on to that letter, as well as democrats and republicans and potential presidential candidates. former new york jet chris johnson is recovering today in the hospital after he was shot in the shoulder during a deadly drive by shooting in orlando, florida. the running back was hospitalized after shots were fired at a jeep he was in late saturday night. he's now in a hospital in stable condition. the driver was killed and another passengers was injured.

no arrests have been made. and an exerpt identified clarence thomas as a member of kkk. al a study guide uses charts to compare modern political figures in america to the french revolution. the charts also describe conservatives as those against change and liberals as those in favor of gradual change. what would your reaction be if your kid came home with that one? there's this story, an update to one we brought you earlier. she fought to stop her chemotherapy until the court gave her no choice. now the connecticut teenager at the center of a legal battle is in remission. peter johnson, jr. has been following that story since the

beginning. he survived that same type of cancer. listen to this. >> the truth is, there is no alternative treatment to hodgkin's disease. the treatment is chemotherapy and radiation treatment that could save her life. >> the connecticut state department says her treatment has worked faster than expected. we're glad to hear that. those are your headlines hopefully giving hope to others. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. i hope that maria is going to give us the weather. it's cloudy with a chance of meatp meatballs. >> i want to share with you our current temperatures because they're better than what we've been looking at over the past couple of weeks. al you have to feel bad for parts of new england, out there we are looking at temperatures that are still very cold. in caribou maine, 9 degrees is the temperature. as you hud further west, minneapolis, not bad. 35 degrees for the current

temperatures. your high temperatures look better. upper 60s it's minneapolis. you're in the upper 60s in raleigh, north carolina. we had been looking at freezing rain in pennsylvania and new jersey. al across parts of the plains we have a storm system rolling through producing areas of heavy rain. there is a flood concern and watches have been issued. as much as 2 to 4 inches predicted out there in louisiana and alabama and mississippi. we could be looking at flooding out there. stay safe on the road. >> let me tell you real quick what's happening in the world of sports. good news, the former detroit lion is had highest player in the league thanks to his 1 $114 million contract with the dolphins. it pays him $19 million a

season. after ten years with the 49s frank gore is expect today sign a three year deal with the eagles where it's 7.5 milli$7.5. this week in wgc cadillac championship in florida. mcelroy didn't hold on it very long. >> the ball went in the water he gave it back to me again. he doesn't want it. i don't think i want it either. >> trump says he'll donate the club to charity or hang it in the club house. >> just when hillary clinton thought the scandal might be going away. kathleen sebelius says don't

look to me for sympathy. from office secretary to manufacturing, middle class job is disappearing. why you ask? maria bartiromo and ben stein will tell us about it when we come back. ♪

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welcome back. a quick look at your headlines. hillary clinton not getting any support from kathleen sebelius, the woman responsible tr the obamacare rollout. she was told she had to use her government e-mail and any other notes sent to her personal account were to be forwarded to the government address. >> she did everything the right way. >> fixing your credit squoer is about to get easier. the nation's largest credit agencies is getting an overhaul.

>> 17 minutes before the top of the hour. u.s. economy added 11.4 million jobs since ten. good news? >> it seems like it. despite that number, that many middle class jobs are starting to disappear. >> here with answers and joining us to explain why from our sister network fox business maria bartiromo and ben stein. welcome. >> maria what's going on here? >> what's happening with the jobs market, is a fundamental change that probably will continue to change and a lot of the jobs that you're talking about are actually gone forever. it's called automation. the fact is automation has come in and has made things much easier and more efficient. there are certain things like the postal worker or jobs like manufacturing jobs because of automation that will likely not come back.

there are certain jobs right now in terms of opportunities in this economy that require skill,b require training. when you look at had job report that came out on monday, it was good news, but the opportunities out there today are all business services. things like consulting, legal work. things you really need specific training for. and so today's generation who are looking for jobs need to be trained properly in order to thrive. >> ben, the right word is middle class jobs how do we get them? >> productive is a function of education. anyone who wants to get a lot of education, wants to finish college, learn good work skills. work hard. live a good life, can be a middle class citizen. you can not be a middle class citizen citizen by taking your dad's job at the steel mill. if you are educated and have

good work skills and people skills you will probably get to middle class. we have an incredible decline in education system. i spent a lot of time talking to colleges and high schools. it's scary how little young people know. >> when i speak of managers with business, they say there are jobs, but we cannot find the employees that have the skill sets that are required for those jobs. it does go back to education. and really, training for the jobs that are available today. >> or retooling. >> retooling is the word, exactly. >> when you look at the jobs with the biggest change percentage. postal service, word processors and typists computer operators, information and record clerks all on the down side. >> that's right. because those -- those jobs are lower paying. the jobs we're talking about that are actually opportunity right now, they're hieing paying. again, they require different

training. >> is there government policy that could be changed quickly that would have affect on this? >> no. the change has to come from the workers. the government can nat write a check and make people middle class. people have to work and acquire skills. it is up to the individual worker. the government can help with scholarships and loans and grants. it's up to the people. >> here's where the government can come in. the government can put on the table policies that encourage businesses to create job and create training programs. it is true this -- the onus is on the business sector and individuals to get that training. today, when businesses have high taxes, uncertainty about healthcare expenses, they'll sit on cash. >> these are great topics for your show. how do we get it? we have to go to the fox business network which we like to do. >> i've got a great guest coming

up. elizabeth holmes, one of the 30 under 30 billionaires in silicon valley, she's created a way to prick your skin and get a little piece of blood to tell you what disease you're susceptible to, rather than that horrible putting the needle in your elbow which i can't take that. elizabeth holmes is coming up. it's a must watch. >> you're going to be on out numbered. >> i'm not scared. >> first you're going to be on my radio show. >> i'm not scared of that either. >> great to see you. the doj cleared officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown, but attorney general eric holder isn't stop tlg. >> if that's not necessary we're prepared to do that. >> can he wipe out an entire

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the justice department has cleared officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael

brown in ferguson, missouri. that doesn't mean eric holder is finished with ferguson. >> does that include dismantling the police force. >> if that's what's necessary we're prepared to do that. >> joining us is former doj official. thanks for coming on. can he do that? can the attorney general say i don't like your police department i'm dismantling it. >> this is lawless bluster. this might be some fantasy of eric holder that he can go around the country and obliterate local police departments. there is no basis in the law. we're used to that with this attorney general. he can't say the federal government is going to blow up your police department if you send some e-mails about the first lady. this is not something the statute, the law allows. but it's the sort of thing that these people think about, that they wish they could do. they have to convince a judge to impose a remedy, and the justice

department has never sought to blow up a police department. >> what they can do, is tie federal funding to certain reforms and force local police departments to institute strict affirmative action standards to go through training. >> that's the real agenda by the ferguson naurbative in the last eight months. it's always been about this stage, stage two has always been the real purpose of ferguson. the riots, the bluster, the boeing 757 with holder in it, that was always about washington imposing its will on local police departments through the civil rights division of justice where i use today work. >> interesting. is there any way that congress can slow it down or stop it? >> i'm afraid congress doesn't even have a comprehension of what they're up against. pj media, we detail the resumes

of the lawyers in the ferguson unit, the people who will be looking on the police issues. they're all total radicals. you have people like this man who works for a group for progressivive action. and the black organization, soul sisters. it reads like a farce. these are the people who are going to be imposing their radical left wing will on the cops. i can only imagine the e-mails that go around at the justice department. it might be the civil rights division we actually need to take a close look at downicizing. >> let's put al sharpton in charges. more "fox and friends" just moments away. stay tuned.

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>> it's second to my mom's. she used to send meat balls to me. >> will she send them to me? >> no, she does not like you. >> does your mom have -- >> do an italian meat ball cookoff. martha: the u.s. inching closer to a potential nuclear deal with iran. but will congress get to weigh in on this. republican senators concerned about this saying capitol hill must have a vote. >> if the iranian parliament gets a say in this deal the u.s. congress should have a say in the process. >> i'm eric show eric shawn in l hemmer. they have 15 days toom