charges the new report that makes the case against hillary clinton much stronger. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> kay yoschaos overnight. two police officers shot outside of the police department during a protest. >> we are joined live from chicago. good morning, garrett. what do we know so far? >> good morning. two police officers are in the hospital. they have received very serious injuries. one was shot in the face. the other shot in the shoulder. this occurred after midnight last night after protests have

been going on from the purring son furgason police department. at least three shots were fired directly across the street from a crowd of police officers there in the department. as soon as that followed the police entered the defense positions guns drawn and pulled the injured officers away from the scene. they are being treated at a local hospital. they are conscious but we haven't received an update on what their condition is at this time. their names have not been released. what we know is one is 41 years old a 14 year veteran of law enforcement the other a 32-year-old officer with approximately 5 years of service. these protests have been going on since august really. they picked up in november since the decision came down. there were several hundred shots fired in ferguson within a span

of about an hour after the grand jury decision. the police chief says they were lucky there were no serious injuries and it was only a matter of time before that happened. >> we have had around occasion to be involved in many of the events in furgason sinceerguson since michael brown was killed. we have been fortunate not to have more incidents like this happen to us. i have said we cannot sustain this forever without problems. >> he will be giving an update on the status of the officers as well as the investigation they have no suspects at this time. >> we will check back with you. thank you so much. >> the shooting of the police officers overnight in furgason in the city plagued by protests

and violence in recent months. >> rob wheeler joins us right now over the phone. we know the police officers are in the hospital. they have not captured a shooter just yet. a potentially dangerous situation for officers whoever is responsible for the shooting could be heldold up somewhere. how do they manage the crowds and a shooter on the lose. >> it is imperative they find the shooter or shooters very soon. who is this person whether theyor not they plan on more shootings. the police officers know they walk around with a target on their backs. they are doing the best job they could possibly do in terms of keeping the community safe. most of the protestors out there are peaceful protestors. you have a certain segment of

the community that wants one thing what they want is trouble. under the cover of darkness the police officers gathered standing around talking. some officers were talking to the community shots range out. the shots rang out from the police department and if you think about it, it sets the stage for the viewers the area where the shots came from is a parking lot directly across the street from the police department and there's a row of houses behind the parking lot. that area is very dark. so i think that is probably why the shooter took that as a vulnerability and took that as an opportunity to try to kill police officers. thankfully the two officers will survive. >> you were there after the initial shooting happened in august. you were also there after the verdict came down in november. the when you talk about the protestors and the violence that

is happening you came across many protestors the majority who were not even from this area, correct? >> you are absolutely right. it was amazing and shocking to me. i was actually literally walking the streets out there with the protestors talking to them. i witnessed and talked to a lot of people that wasn't even from missouri let alone ferguson. i saw car loads of people coming in from north carolina and new york city. it was amazing, because some of these individuals it was obvious to me some people were there to do one thing and that was to start trouble. there were also two individual the arrested in november for trying to make explosive material. they were members of the new black panther party. the police said their intent back then was to harm police officers. the police have a challenge ahead but something has to change out there. i tell you there's no leadership

guys from the state level. the governor has done a horrible job. >> rod wheeler joining us. we will check back with you. the search is on for the suspects whoever fired the shots. >> thank you. the search for the seven marines and four soldiers presumed dead in a florida helicopter crash is set to resume. heavy fog likely to blame for the blackhawk disaster. the weather making the search difficult. the helicopter was part of a nighttime training mission with a second blackhawk, the second unit turned back just before the crash because of the fog. the massive search effort has turned up debris and human remains. officials stress it is still a search and rescue mission. >> there's always hope and optimism. we are still in search and rescue mode. >> we have a number of different agencies involved. we have a number of different

military units involved from egg eglin to others. we have state and federal assisting in a search and rescue. >> last night the community near the site gathering to knolled a candlelight vigil for the 11 servicemen. many coming from military families. another fox news alert on this busy morning. there is brand new scandal for the troubled u.s. secret service. two agents including a top member of president obama's security detail are now under investigation for drinking and driving. the two allegedly smashed a government car into a white house barrier after a party last week. the officers were on duty at the time. they were told by supervisors to let those agents go home without a sobriety test. both agents are on the job but they have been reassigned thus far. this is the latest in a string

of major public screw ups. a armed man with a knife jumped the fence making it all of the way inside. the criminal case against hillary clinton growing as the new inspector general report finds more gaps in e-mail record keeping through out the state department. the associated press now sue can the agency to release the e-mails. peter doocy live in dc with the latest. peter we are talking about a lot of e-mails. >> there are new questions about clen ton's e-mail defense where it says she is a federal employee she gets to decide which of her messages are work related and which can go in the recycle bin. that is because there's a former doj attorney saying a state department specific rule makes it a fell seeony to conceal records on the way out of a job like secretary of state. >> the form itself says hey,

before you sign this, understand that you are certifying something, that that we can prosecute you for. making a false statement in this context knowingly and willfully. i can't image anything more knowing and willful knowing you have 6 # 5000 records sitting in your home. >> according to him this all hinges on whether or not clinton signs this form. if she didn't she needs to explain why. the white house was peppered with questions about this from every angle. they don't have a reason not to believe clinton's story yet but president obama has been very up front all along about transparency transparency. >> what has not changed however is the administration's commitment to ensuring everybody in the obama administration lives up to the terms of the federal regulations act by providing all of her personal e-mails that relate to business. >> "washington post" item

suggesting if clinton does not turn over her server like they are asking the whole house could vote on a subpoena. >> who set up the server? do we know that? >> clinton revealed during her remarks with the united nations that the server was set up for her husband, former bill clinton's office there in new york. we know that bill clinton himself does not e-mail. he has only sent two e-mails in his whole life but his office had the server set up it was guarded by the secret service that just means nobody was there to physically do anything rough it up or tamper with it. we still do not know for sure about any possible security breeches other than her word there was not one. >> we know she also said some of the personal e-mails were with in fact her husband who said he has only e-mailed twice, not to

her. thank you, peter. >> more fallout on capitol hill from the republican open record to iran. secretary of state john kerry now getting involved. he is testifying before congress. he asserted the letter flat out disregards how american foreign policy has been handled in the past. listen to this. >> this letter ignores more than two centuries of precedence in foreign policy. formal treaties require the advice and consent of the united states senate. that's in the constitution. but the vast majority of international agreements and arrangements do not. >> john kerry not the only secretary of state getting into the fray. former secretary of state tweeted this clerics undermine leadership no one considering running for commander-in-chief should be signing on. tom cotton the senator behind that letter fighting back

writing this no hillary clinton letter to iran protects the u.s. from a bad deal. no commander-in-chief should allow the world's worst regimes to get the world's worst weapon. taking it to clinton again on "the record" last night. >> i am surprised secretary clinton is not standing up for the constitutional powers of the congress. i think it's important for the american people to know that secretary clinton supports barack obama's approach to get a nuclear weapon. >> they are hoping to have a framework deal with iran soon but likely not before the march 24th deadline. >> busy morning. the time is 12 after the top of the hour. a break in the case of a toddler smached off the street. wait until you hear wra we learned about that suspect. >> babies wrapped in american flags. a lot of people would like that, but it has some people seeing red, is it patriot ic or is it

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>> more on the fox news alert we are following in ferguson missouri two police officers shot during a protest outside of the police department. (gun shots) >> at least three shots range out just as the largely peaceful protest was winding down. >> at midnight the crowd was starting to break up. several of the officers left the area and to the immediate north, northwest of the ferguson police department several shots were fired, at least three. two officers were struck. the police officers were standing there and they were shot just because they were police officers.

>> the two police officers were from other jurisdictions not from ferguson. they were there helping ferguson police to deal with the crowds of the protestors. a st. louis county officer shot in the shoulder the other officer from the west earn groves area was shot in the face. both men are expected to survive as the search and potentially dangerous search for that shooter is on at this hour. the protests they were in response to the resignation of chief tom jackson. he is one of many named in the doj report on ferguson. he is one of 6 who were either fired or resigned after a pattern of discrimination was discovered through out the city. >> other on that through out the morning. now an arrest has been made. this in washington state. a 15-year-old boy running down the street after snatching 22 month old owen wright out of his

stroller. the person who snatched him just 15 years old. image that. the two siblings of owen chased down that teenager they caused him to drop owen in an alley. the siblings were able to help police positively identify the one who nabbed their little brother. the family says they are fankful that everyone is back home. >> not only is my family safe but other families are going to be safe because he is off the streets. they are not going to have to go through everything that we have been going through for the last couple days. >> if he wasn't in jail he would almost kidnap my brother again. >> the children were being baby sat by a family friend who let them go to the park by themselves. >> brave siblings there. >> the incredible toddler who survived being trapped upside down in a car for 14 hours in an icy utah river is home from the hospital.

18 months old lilly groesbeck is back with her family after four-days in the hospital. they say she is back to singing laughing, smiling and just has a few bruises. many believe angels may have led rescuers to that baby. all this happened after her mother died in the crash. they all reported hearing the same woman's voice screaming for help. there is a major patriotic backlash. a u.s. navy veteran and photographer from virginia she says she is getting harassed on-line after she posted this picture on facebook. take a close look. it is a new born baby wrapped in an american flag. vanessa hick says her intention was to honor the flag taking the picture for a military family. >> people are private messaging me essentially cyber bullying me telling me that the photos suck,

that i was dishonorable that i was dishonoring the country's flag. >> hicks also the wife of an active duty member says since it went viral she has been swamped with photo shoot requests. will donate prophets to the uso. >> good for her. the question we are asking is this patriotic or do you see this as being disrespectful to the american flag? we will share your comments later in the show. a lot of people talking about this. >> hicks will join us live at 7:45 eastern time. >> it is a busy morning here. it is 20 minutes after the hour. the tiny terrorists what we have learned about this young boy who is seen shooting an isis hostage at point blank range. >> more, two officers shot overnight in ferguson. a former la's police detective ace take on the violence.

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>> two police officers shot during a protest in ferguson, missouri. joining us on the phone is former lapd detective and key investigator in the o.j. simpson trial, mark fuhrman. it appears the police officers according to a press conference we had earlier that the police officers were specifically targeted. how can authorities there try to regain control of the situation and is there the political will finally to do so. >> i am not sure there's a political will. they may want it but they have given so much time and allowed so much bad conduct and crimes that it is going to be hard and more difficult than it would

have been initially. there was an unreasonable expectation that was given from the top political figures community leaders that actually knew the facts of this case and knew that there probably was absolutely no chance that darren wilson would be incitedsight -- indicted and there was no chance of a civil rights violation on darren wilson and they still pushed the narrative that somehow this was a bad shooting. so the crowd was very angry and continues to be angry because those expectations were not met. now this violence that continues has been completely out of control. now you have to go back from square one to start back from where furgason pd was in august. >> we appreciate your insight as always.

of course at this .6 city leaders have resigned or been fired including the police chief also called for the mayor to resign. he is saying he has no plans to do that. >> then the protest happening last night after the resignation of the police chief and then that's when we heard the shots were fired. two police officers now in the hospital considered in serious within. it is 26 minutes after the hour. brand new violence breaking out in ferguson. more on that. we will go live with what's happening. >> other stories we are following a not so secret scandal. the new trouble surrounding the agency that protects the president. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today.

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>> please police officers were standing there and they were shot just because they were police officers. >> we are following the latest on this breaking news story. >> a new scandal brewing for the secret service. the new investigation surrounding two top agents accused of drunk driving in what is the latest in a pattern of bad behavior. >> closer to criminal charges, there is a new report out that makes the case against hillary clinton a whole lot stronger. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> a lot of news to get to straight to our fox news alert. two police officers shot outside when protests take a violent

turn. (gun shots) >> well that shooter or shooters are responsible. we are not sure what yet. they are on the lose right now. garrett has been following the violence in furgasonerguson for months now and is live in chicago. can you give us an update on the status of the police officers or the investigation into the shooter? >> police chief john belmar the officers are receiving very serious wounds. not an official update on the staff but we are told they are conscious. their identities have not been released. they will be releasing an update on the officer's status later this morning. one was shot in the face the other in the shoulder. i want to set the scene for you. last night around 8:00 p.m. protestors began gathering outside of the ferguson police

department this was after the news police chief tom jackson would be resigning around midnight the protests began to dwindle out. around that time shots range out from the ferguson police department. shots we are told with a group of police officers. that is when the two officers were hit. they say they are still searching for who it was that did that shooting. they did not have any suspects. shortly after the shooting when the officers were taken from the scene investigators began to comb over that area to look at shell casings and any evidence they could find. they say that will be updated as well later on this morning. the sun does come out and they are able to make more progress on that. it has been a volatile situation since november. john belmar said earlier this morning it was a matter of time at the rate the things have been going until something like this

happened. >> we have been taking a look at these images. this is video two protestors were arrested prior to the shooting. going back to the shooting itself we have been told three shots were fired. the police chief's news conference later this morning he said that the shots came from the suspects. were there any shots fired police officers? >> you know by all accounts from what we have heard from protestors and police in the video we have seen it does not appear the shots were fired. if you look at the scene from where we are told the shots came, it is about 50 to 100 yards from the front of the ferguson police station. this is around midnight. thees not much light-- there's not much light in the area. it would have been difficult for any one to see. with the crowd that is out there shots are not going to be immediately returned. again this is an ongoing investigation. we will hear more this morning from police. >> i know you have been been

following this since the beginning. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> the shooting of two police officers overnight in ferguson is the latest for the city plagued by so many protests and so much violence in recent months. >> fox news contributor and former detective rod wheeler joins us from the phone. we have bee all morning. these officers not involved in the shooting they have to go back out there today and protect these streets. what is it going to take to stop this violence? >> that is an excellent question. those police officers you are referring to are out there right now. they have never left. they have been out there since august involving michael brown. what is it going to take? is it will take a combination of things the community leaders to come together from the ground up. it will take responsible politicians and allow the police department to police the community out there.

i heard what mark fuhrman said the police have had their hands tied. they have been told to stand down. they can't make arrests. it is horrible. they can't do their job. as a result of that someone last night under the cover of darkness decided they wanted to kill any police officer, anybody in uniform. what they did they stood about 50 to 100 yards away. i was there on the street when the shooting took place before when i was out there it is very dark out there they shot past the protestors hitting two police officers. it is a miracle no one was killed. >> we have seen some of the video this morning. not sure if you have had a chance to see it. you do see the protestors fighting. you see scuffles going on. large large crowds. how did it even get to that point? were police at a point where they could step in and disperse these crowds of protestors last night amid all of the tensions and all of the news or are they

truly being hamstrung? >> the police chief, it was relatively quiet. chief jackson stepping down you would think the crowd would go away and things would start getting better. they made progress out there. you have six high level officials in that city step down. the problem is police are not allowed to do what they are allowed to do or what they can do so we continue to see the protests. >> that's what we are hearing time and time again police not being allowed to do their jobs effectively. rod wheeler we have to leaf it there -- leave it there. thank you so much. >> two secret service agents under a serious investigation for drinking and driving. doug luzader is live with us. this is the latest in a long line of embarrassments for that agency. doug these weren't any secret service agents. they were top level ones charged with protecting the president directly. what can you tell us? >> good morning. at least one of them was. the secret service didn't have

enough problems now these two agents are accused of crashing a car into a barricade last week. the "washington post" is reporting it came after a night of drinking. these two agents have since been reassigned. one was in command of the security detail. the secret service itself won't say a whole lot about this incident, but a spokesperson did say if misconduct is identified appropriate action will be taken based on established rules and regulations. this is just the latest embarrassment to the secret service and perhaps the most jarring incident was back in september when a man with a small knife was able to clafsh a fence -- climb a fence and enter the residence through a locked door. that led to the dismissal of several top officials including the former director of the secret service julianne pearson. they are the ones that will be in charge of investigating the incident. a lot of this comes right to

president obama's doorstep. after the september incident members of congress urged the president to brirng in outside leadership. he brought in a guy who was seen as a consummate insider joseph clancy who once headed up his personal security detail. >> joe clancy has been in the position for less than a month now. has he taken any steps to try to correct all of these problems? seems like another day another month another major scandal that puts the president's life potentially at risk if this stuff isn'ted contained. >> you have house cleaning when you are dealing with federal employees, a lot of people were reassigned to other jobs. the thing that kept coming up again and again in the aftermath of that september since dentincident was the culture of service. there have been no major changes since that incident. >> we will be following the

story through out the day. more on this as we get it. more gaps found in hillary clinton's e-mail records. the associated press now suing the state department to force the release of all of the e-mails. peter doocy has the latest on this. >> potential new problems may hinge on paper would. we are hearing from a former doj attorney that there are forms, state department officials signed saying they understand concealing records on the way out the door is a fell ony. >> the form itself says, hey, before you sign this understand that you are certifying something that we can prosecute you for. making a false statement in this context knowingly and willfully which i can't image anything more knowing and willful than knowing you have 55,000 records

sitting in your home. >> the possible violation conflicts with the e-mail defense particularly the part that she argues since she is a federal employee she has the power to decide what records to preserve and what records to erase. over at the white house officials say at this point they don't have any reason to doubt her story. >> what has not changed, however, is this administration's commitment to ensuring everybody in the obama administration lives up to the terms of the federal regulations act to providing personal i mails that relate to business. >> there's new "washington post" items saying if she does not turn her server over to benghazi like they are-- on benghazi the whole house could vote. >> the time 20 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up the boston marathon bombing trial now taking a focus

on the days of terror after the attack. >> and the never before seen video the moment before tsarnaev brothers shot and killed the mit police officers. that when we come back.

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>> more on the fox news alert we have been covering all morning. violence in ferguson, missouri moments after the police chief resigns. (gun shots) >> that is video from over night. two officers one from st. louis county the other from wester grove were hit when three shots were fired. >> bullets went right past my head. it was traumatic. i am still kind of in shock because of it. >> one man was hit in the shoulder. the other hit in the face. both are expected to survive.

police still gathering evidence as the search continues for that shooter. >> this latest protest comes after the police chief thomas jackson handed in his resignation just wednesday, just yesterday. he is one of six who were either fired or who resigned in the past week after a pattern of discrimination was discovered by the department of justice. that discrimination happening within the city there. >> a dramatic shift in the boston marathon bombing trial. the jury seeing unreleased surveillance video from mit officer the night shawn collier was killed. these two figures, see that in the circle, they are in fact dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev approaching collier's cruiser. they leave shortly after shooting collier in the head. a cyclist who road by after the shooting say he saw dzhokhar on campus that night. pieced of twisted metal from the

two pressure cooker bombs were also shown in court. protestors taken in the street outside of the home of former university of oklahoma fraternity member. parker rice was his name. he was expelled for a racist rant and a video on-line. we are learning the song he was singing may not be unique to the university of oklahoma. the sigma alpha epsilon now say the racial slurs used in the video clips may be being used at other schools. they maintain the language is not a part of their fraternity's education. >> we are talking about mild temperatures warming up the country again today. >> about time. maria molina is here and tracking how long it might last. hi there, maria. >> good morning.

looks like we are looking at mild temperatures not only today but the next couple days. they will be as warm as 20-40 degrees above average across parts of the midwest and into the plains states. here's a look at the current numbers in the 40's in new york city kansas city or further west into the rockies. it is not bad for early in the morning out here. temperatures in the 60's in new orleans and also in the city of atlanta. as far as the high temperatures go you will be very warm in the center of the nation. 70's for you in kansas city upper 60's in rapid city. 65 degrees in minneapolis. feeling like spring out there. we have a storm system we are tracking and we are seeing areas of heavy rain across eastern texas and louisiana. 6 inches across parts of the mississippi river valley especially the lower and middle part. be careful out there. looking at the risk for flash flooding. watches have already been issued. heather and heather over to you. >> we will take those warm-ups any time you have to offer them.

it has been so miserable out there. >> finally hopefully spring is on the way. >> 10 minutes to the top of the hour almost. a tiny terrorist. what we have learned about the young boy seen shooting an isis hostage at point blank range. >> take a look at this. it has a lot of people talking this morning. babies wrapped in an american flag. that has some people seeing red. here's the question we are asking this morning. is it patriotic or is it offensive? your comments just ahead. >> cute baby, though. >> steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox & friends." it has been a busy morning. >> we are following the breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. plus carl rove on hillary's e-mail. one of 47 lawmakers who signed the letter to iran's leaders. he is the man behind the shred diet. hundreds of thousands have seen results. smith is revealing recipes. big flavor with half of the

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we are following another fox news alert right now. we have brand new information about the young boy seen in this picture, and the man. in this chilling new isis video. we have learned both are french citizens. and that the man may be the step brother of a terrorist who attacked a jewish school in france back in 2012. in the video, this video the two stand behind a palestinian man they claim to be a spy. the boy shoots the man in the head at point blank range. it is a story that we've been following for you all week. now an arrest has been made.

police say that right there is a 15-year-old boy running down the street after snatching 22 month old owen wright right out of his stroller. his two siblings who chased the teen down, causing him to drop owen in a alleyway safely helped police with a positive id. the family thankful everyone is now back home. >> not only is my family safe, but other families are going to be safe because he is off the streets. they are not going to have to go through everything that we have been going through for the last couple of days. >> if he wasn't in jail he would kidnap -- almost kidnap my brother again. >> brave children there. the children were being baby-sat by a family friend who let them go to the park by themselves. the toddler who survived being trapped upside down in her car seat in a car for 14 hours in a icy river is now home from the hospital. 18 month old lily is back with

her family after four days in the hospital. they say that she's back to singing and laughing and smiling. with just a few bruises. many believe that angels may have led rescuers to that baby. >> after her mother died in the crash those rescuers reported hearing the same woman's voice screaming for help. the mother had already died. a real mystery. a lot of people are asking where that voice came from. a miracle truly. six minutes at the top of the hour. chaos in the streets of ferguson once again as two police officers are shot. we have the latest on their condition up next. >> a billion dollars left to be claim. it could be yours. we'll tell you how to collect that from uncle sam.

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two minutes until the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. two police officers in very serious condition right now after being shot at a protest outside the ferguson, missouri, police department. one officer shot in the face, the other in the shoulder. police are searching for the shooter. the search and rescue mission for the block hawk helicopter that crashed off the florida coast about to resume. all are presumed dead. two secret service agents under investigation after allegedly smashing their government car into a white house barrier while drunk. those agents thought fired but

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to be safe and free. another viewer tweets technically you are not supposed to do that, but she obviously meant no disrespect. >> donna says what better way to show what these men and women are fighting for. >> "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning today is thursday, march 12th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. two police officers shot and the sniper at large after chaos erupts in ferguson, missouri. breaking news happening right now on the search for that gunman. and a witness who says the bullets flew right by his head. a new wave of violence comes one week after attorney general eric holder vowed to dismantle that city's police department. remember? >> we are prepared to use all the power that we have. all the power that we have to