disrespectful. producting the baby, allowing it 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

insure that the situation changes there. >> the situation changed all right. is that what he wanted? we're live with the political fallout from ferguson. hillary says she did everything by the books. >> i'd be happy to have somebody talk to you about the rules. i fully complied to every rule. >> it turns out this form could spell a whole lot of trouble for hillary. how the potential criminal case against her may have gotten stronger. >> one thing i know for sure mornings are better with friends. it's time for "fox and friends." we'll start this thursday morning with a fox news alert. two police officers shot outside the police department in ferguson, missouri. when protesters turned violent.

that screaming is somebody who has just been shot. the shooter on the loose right now at this hour. >> garrett tenney who has been following the violence in ferguson for months joining us live from our midwest bureau. what can you tell us this morning? that video is difficult to watch. you hear that scream what do we know this morning? >> it was a chaotic scene last night. two police officers were shot, one in the face, the other in the shoerltulder. they are in serious but not life threatening condition according to the st. louis police department spokesman. let me set the scene, last night around 8:00 p.m. a crowd of protesters gartered outside thuferguson police department. they were unhappy with more ferguson's officials that have not been released. yesterday the police chief resigned. then this crowd of protesters what we've seen since august. it was divided into two camps. you had those who were out there

for their voices to be heard. and another smaller subset that was there with bad intentions. around midnight that crowd began to disperse. that's when at least three shots rang out. the police officers were standing in a group. two of them were hit and went to the ground. police are still searching for suspects. st. louis county police chief spoke earlier this morning. and said with all the gunfire there has been since august they're lucky this didn't happen sooner. >> i have said all along, that we cannot sustain this forever without problems. it's not an indictment on everybody that's out there certainly expressing their first amendment rights. when we have seen in law enforcement that this is a very, very dangerous environment for the officers to work in. these police officers were standing there and they were shot. just because they were police officers. >> that investigation is ongoing

at this time. again, no suspects and the officers are in serious but not life-threatening condition. we will get an upidate from the police chief later this morning. >> thank you very much. you know it's a big deal when you get up at midnight -- excuse me at 3:00 in the morning and there's a press conference with the chief. he was going over the circumstances. what he just said sounds familiar. police officers were standing there and shot because they were police officers. it sounds like queens in new york city when politicians inflamed that situation. >> we don't know exactly who did the shooting. we do know there were protesters. we don't know the person who shot the police officers was one of the protesters. the latest shooting coming in the wake of attorney general's eric holder scathing report following the michael brown shooting. >> that was last week's story.

now we have a new one. let's look at it. peter doocy live in washington with that side of the story. >> that's right. the justice department called out the ferguson police department just a few days ago after going public with the report alleging patterns of racism in its ranks. the attorney general eric holder suggested using federal authority to make personnel changes at the ferguson pd. >> we are prepared to use all the power that we have. all the power that we have to insure that the situation changes there. and that means everything from working with them to coming up with an entirely new structure. >> does that include dismantling the police force? >> if that's what's necessary. >> the ferguson police chief resigned this week effective next thursday under pressure about this justice department's reports finding. ferguson's city manager also stepped aside. remember, the doj spent months

reviewing evidence in the shooting death of michael brown and determined the officer should not face charges because there is no proof he wasn't scared for his life and because there's no proof michael brown actually had his hands up. we have heard from president obama about all this several times. last week, when news about the justice department report came out, he said he doesn't think that racism in police departments is isolated to one town in missouri. he also spoke about the importance of rebuilding trust between officers and the people they serve. that is something he spoke about on the november night a grand jury decided not to indict officer wilson as well. that night he explicitly said progress will not be made repairing that relationship by hurting people. back to you in new york. >> thank you very much for the live report. the police chief is the sixth employee who has resigned after the department of justice got involved out in ferguson, missouri. >> when you look at the number

of changes that have been made, keep in mind that separate justerous department investigation cleared darren wilson of any federal civil rights charnels there. a local grand jury opted not to indict him. many people feeling emotions running high with these resignations happening just yesterday. >> you have six people who have resigned, including the police chief. ative doesn't stop 200 people from gathering outside the police station. and gathering last night, the protests i guess they wanted something else. you're two cops and asked to put overtime in to help out a police force that's been overtaxed and has had a lot of scrutiny of late and you're standing there. according to the police chief, that we saw addressed this around 3:00 in the morning eastern time, he says he doesn't know who did the shooting, to be honest with you but he says, quote, that he would look to find out what the type of gun was used.

he said the assumption is those officers were standing there and the trajectory of the bullets, these bullets were directed at the officers because they were officers. >> look at where they were shot, one in the face one in the shoulder. these are 14 year and five year veterans in the police department shot there in ferguson. let's bring in former mayor of ferguson, missouri. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you know we talked a little bit about the timeline how it all started with the michael brown shooting back then. six employees of ferguson have resigned so far. the department of justice has had its imprint on your town. what is it like now? we know there is that big protest last night with a couple hundred people. they were angry apparently more has not been done. >> yeah it seems to be the case, which, really doesn't make any sense. that the city is trying to comply the best they can to the

department of justice's recommendations for the police department. so you would think that they would have been happy with some of the changes that have been made this past week. >> so were you surprised that the crowd still gathered less than 24 hours after the police chief said you got what you want, i'm leaving. >> it is surprising. but with social media today, they can gather very quickly. they're all using their twitter accounts and social media to contact each other. >> do you believe -- do you support the ferguson mayor praising police chief jackson's decision to step down and let the city move forward? >> yes, i do. i think that the former chief did what he felt was best for the city and himself to move forward. and allow us to comply with the department of justice's recommendation. >> all right. former mayor of ferguson

missouri, we thank you for joining us there you see some of the protests last night that were sporadically violent, as you can see right there. it's a very compact nature. he did mention social media. one of the people who has been following this is bradley raiford. he's a free lance journalist in the st. louis area. he was on twitter last night and tweeted this. two cops were just shot in ferguson tonight. i was standing close to them when they were shot the bullets went right past my head. he joins us on the phone right now. what happened? >> it was a pretty textbook night in ferguson protests. they were protesting. it was towards the end of the night. the protests started around 8:00 p.m. the shooting happened around 12:00. so it was very calm. two thirds of the cops had already left the area, as well as some of the protesters had already left.

it was a very calm atmosphere. the shooting was completely random and unexpected. >> did you get a good look at anybody? when you heard the gun shot did you see anybody that you think could possibly be the suspect? >> absolutely not. the area they shot it from, from my vantage point it was almost impossible for me to make out a face or figure or anything. all of what i saw, because it happened so fast. when you turn your head so fast it takes a while for your brain to process. all i saw was a light from the flash from the muzzle. i didn't have a chance to process it. >> how many muzzle shots did you see? >> i saw at least two. but i heard at least three or four gun shots. >> from how far away? >> it's about a good 700 800 feet. i'm not very good as far as distance. it's a good distance away. >> you need a forensic expert to

decide if it came from one or two guns. a lot of people are saying these protesters are not even from ferguson. when you saw that crowd of about 200 do you get the sense these people are rabble-rousers or are they from the people of ferguson? >> i'm not new to the protest i've been following it since august 9th. you can kind of know the ones who are protesting. al there are several types of groups. there are protesters and then spectators. i believe that one of the spectators are the one that did the shooting not the actual protesters. >> you are saying you were next to the cops and the shooter was about 700, 800 feet or yards away from the police? >> from what i heard, it was a

hang handgun fire. i don't believe -- so it was a hand gun. i can imagine from that distance away, i don't believe anyone was trying to aim it at one particular officer. i think it was just shooting it randomly in the air towards the officer' direction. unfortunately it hit their mark twice. >> one in the face and one in the shoulder. we're glad you're okay. you've been following this and we thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. so that's our big story. two police officers hit in ferguson, missouri overnight. we'll have more coming up. plus, hillary clinton says she did everything by the books. >> i'd be happy to have somebody talk to you about the rules. i fully complied with every rule i was governed by. >> it turns out this little form could mean a whole lot of trouble for hillary. how the potential criminal case against her may have just gotten a whole lot stronger. ♪

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>> there is 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 eglin. we have local state and federal all assisting in the search and rescue. >> we're holding out hope as well. last night a candle light vigil was held for the 11 serviceman. >> the incredible toddler who survived is home from the hospital. the 18 month old lily is back with her family after four days in the hospital. they say she is back to singing laughing and smiling with just a few bruises. many believe that angels led rescuers to that baby. they heard voices after her mother died in a crash. they all reported hearing the same woman's voice screaming for

help. a miracle there. meanwhile, potential criminal case against hillary clinton may have gotten a whole lot stronger. it turns out every state department employee must sign a form requiring them to turn over unclassified papers and documents related to official business. she didn't until two years after her departure. clinton also said she didn't get classified information. what about the president's daily briefings, didn't she get that today? we're talking to a former cia operative operative. she said she didn't get any classified stuff but the daily briefings has all the secrets in it. >> it's important for people to recognize from 11:00 to 4:00 a.m. analysts produces the president's daily brief that goes to about a dozen people. she would receive that hard copy. but the problem is is that she would take that briefing she read and she was directing the

foreign policy of the united states off an unclassified system. it is clear she was dealing with her immediate staff and all of her senior subordinates in the state department off of that e-mail system. what needs to be done, is they need to get ahold of that server and pile all the pbds on the left, all of her e-mails on the right for each day and compare what she was doing each of those days to the pdbs to make sure she didn't violent the sanctity. the other thing she said otwo days ago she said she never sent classified 10th on that e-mail system. she didn't say she didn't receive any. it's almost a certainty her aides were referring to classified material whether state department reports or national intelligence daily articles articles. she's the architect of american foreign policy. it's not unclassified. it defies logic. >> it sounds like you don't

believe the former secretary of state when she said trust me i didn't have any secret stuff on there. >> she was clearly not -- she could state that she didn't send it but she was receiving it. i would bet you my retirement and house that if you go through that server, that there is going to be a ton of classified. the obama administration has got to be horrified. these people are really into secrecy. they would not have really focused or recognized what she was doing. she has exposed the administration and exposed a lot of american intelligence. surely. to hackers and to the russians and the chinese. and the iranians, anybody else that want to get into that system. >> speaking of the vulnerability, she talked about that in her memoir in 2014. she said the department was frequently the target of cyber attacks. they had to fend off intrusions in their e-mail and increasingly

sophisticated phishing attempts as well. if you were running this investigation, first thing you would do today at 7:00 in the morning, is you would if you had the authority seize her hard drive? >> get the server the hard drive immediately. it's going to be -- the way they're going to look at it is it will be a smaller crime to destroy the hard drive than to expose all the classifies they have likely worked on and discussed. they tried to talk around this stuff. i'm sure some of the reports may have been clipped and put on there or they may have discussed the things. it is almost a certainty, to me someone who was worked in the intelligence community for two decades. you cannot manage the foreign policy of the united states on an unclassified system. you can't do that. >> you talked about clipping documents. you have laid eyes on some of sidney blumenthal, and he was one of her top aides some of his hacked e-mails. the hungarian hacker who is now in prison, he got ahold of some

of blumenthal's documents. you saw that he had top secret documents. >> those documents the way they were written looked like classified state reports where they're -- they looked like that. i don't know because i haven't been able -- you'd have to compare those reports with what's in state department and cia's reporting data base to insure they weren't falsely manufactured. but the style of them and the way they were written really looked very, very unusual. al the only way we can settle this stuff is you got to get the hard drive. you have to compare them to both the president's daily brief and the national intelligence daily. that's the only thing you can do right now. they need to go quickly. as i stated earlier it will be a smaller crime for them to destroy the hard drive or accidently say there was a problem than expose all the hundreds and hundreds or maybe thousands of classified pdb articles she read during the course of her career.

>> sure. mrs. clinton has said at her press conference a couple days ago the server is going to remain private. >> we have to know whether or not those pbd articles and that classified information was discussed in her -- look when she commingled her classified and unclassified she lost the protection of those personal e-mails. those need to be all read. she lost the right to protect them. >> former cia operative joining us from tampa today, thank you sir. >> thank you. fox news alert, while you were sleeping two secret service agents, including a top member of the president's detail under investigation for drinking and driving. al they allegedly crashed a government car into a white house barricade after a night of partying. this is just the latest in a pattern of bad behavior for the agency. are they doing enough to investigate it you ask? what kind of charges may they face? we have a criminal trial attorney and former prosecutor.

and heather hanson is a trial attorney. they join us for a fair and balanced debate. we are talking not somebody new. these are senior secret service agents herementf one given the title of working on the president's detail. what should happen here? >> there is going to be an internal investigation. these are set up to investigate crimes within their units. the decision has been made to send it out for a particular reason. right now it could be because there's a senior level agent involved. or, i think, that maybe it could be another agent or maybe official misconduct or something involving a coverup. there could be many reasons why it's sent out. generalally speaking, it could be -- may be just because of the senior level officials. >> explain to everybody what you mean by sending it out. >> there's a professional responsibility unit that can investigate the agents.

in this case it was sent to the department of homeland security inspector general for an objective transparent investigation outside the agency. >> what are your thoughts on this? >> the inspector general that is looking into this is new to the job because the person before him had questions about him. it is layer upon layer of problems here. we know back a couple months ago, the department of homeland security actually recommended that someone from outside of the agency, the secret service agency come in and take over. because there were so many issues. instead, president obama chose to go with clancy who is someone inside the agency. here once again you see an issue where there is going to be a lot of questions about professional courtesies that were extend said to the officers. al they weren't arrested right away. they were let go. they chose to leave on their own. there is going to be a lot of issues with regard to the way this was handled in light of all the problems we've seen with the

secret service. >> out of control? >> it seems to be that way. when clancy came on the president felt confident in him. he did it over strong recommendations from department of homeland security who said they needed someone from outside the agency to change leadership. the fact he did this and you've got another problem is not going to reflect very well. >> it's a reaction to the administration by throwing the secret service under the bus. is this something systematic of something else? >> i wouldn't go that far at this point. let's see what the investigation shows. i mean, let's not jump out in front of it. let's see what the facts show. let's see if there are any other officials that have given this professional courtesy. let's wait and see. >> great. we thank you for this debate on that. that's a huge story. coming up too, more on our top story today. two police officers shot in fursson, missouri, after eric

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that protest was winding down when at least three shots were fired at the officers by an unknown gunman or gunmen. >> these police officers were standing there and they were shot. just because they were police officers. >> the st. louis county officer was shot in the shoulder, the other was shot in the face. both officers in very serious condition but they are expected to survive. this morning a manhunt continues for the shooter in a city that's been fraught with violence for months. joining us now is judge andrew napolitano here. it was just friday i believe that we heard eric holder say this, that he is prepared to use all the powers we have to make some changes. watch. >> we are prepared to use all the power that we have. all the power that we have to insure that the situation changes there. and that means everything from working with them to coming up

with an entirely new structure. >> does that include dismantling the police force? >> if that's what's necessary. >> did he fuel the flame. >> i think he did. let's take a step back. some person or persons attempted to murder police officers. and they need to be found and they need to be prosecuted. this is the criminal act of individuals separated from the political environment. but the political environment in which this happened, obviously, the flames were fanned by what we just heard attorney general holder say. i am familiar with similar problems in newark new jersey. instead of publishing two 75 page reports naming names and revealing secret private matters about the police department in

the bush administration, they appointed a monitor who had the authority to control the entire police department. that monitor answered to a federal judge. that monitor quietly made prudent changed with no grandstanding like we just heard from the attorney general. instead of fanning the flames the monitor slowly put them out. that's what should have happened here. i read those two justice department reports. they may be accurate, they may be inaccurate. they were highly antagonistic. now we see the result. >> we see an out going general trying to put a stamp on his legacy. what i think, but -- here's the other thing to keep in mind. i watch that police chief say last night, i tell you over and over again something is going to happen. every single night there is confrontation. our guys feel like they're under scrutiny and now this explosion took place. a lot of people are coming from outside ferguson and the cops are coming from outside ferguson to help out. >> and the attorney general, who

as you point out is about to leave office does not have his finger on the pulse of what's going on. he looks at it in terms of political power and political strength and what we have the ability to do from washington, d.c. but to say if it's necessary to dismantle the police department we will do it fields into the mentality of the mobs. >> keep in mind for the folks at home, two police officers shot overnight in ferguson missouri. it started with michael brown. you know, he was, unfortunately killed after he robbed a store and then resisted arrest with officer darren wilson. >> right. >> the grand jury looked at all the evidence and decided there was not evidence information to go ahead and indict that man orphwilson. who has since left the force. >> then the feds looked at the same information and they decided there was not enough to indict him. >> but the attorney general -- we've got to be able to do

something let's dismantle the police departments. >> the something to do should have been done like they did it in new jersey with a federal monitor who answers to a federal judge and quietly begins to make changes. >> you see the same thing in nypd. the emotions were high the protests continued. the cops told to back off and randomly two cops were assassinated here in new york. >> they're justifying their actions based on the grand standing. >> what happened last night is unjustifiable. now there will be more law enforcement activity as they try and find these people. the cops are going to be testified for their own safety. >> they're not getting out of the car or patrolling. >> that makes the city less safe. >> judge napolitano, thank you. >> it's 24 minutes before the top of the hour. hillary clinton not just making headlines over her e-mail controversy, other stuff as

well. >> it appears she might be trying to change the subject. former secretary of state hillary clinton sparring on twitter with republican senator tom cotton over that open letter to iran. clinton tweeting this gop letter to iranian clerics undermine american leadership. no one considering running for commander in chief should be signing that. tom cotton wrote this letter from iran helps product america from a bad deal. mow commander in chief should allow the worst country get the worst weapons. they say there may be a deal done by the end of the month. this video is disturbing. we promise the story does end okay. as a man walks through an arizona hospital with a big shopping bag. what is inside that bag? a two-year-old baby girl.

he tried sneaking her out because officials were planning to take her away. drugs were found in her system at birth. the father was arrested a short time later after the hospital realized the baby was missing. that baby girl thankfully is okay. this is a story that we've been following all week long. now a new update to bring you. police say that a 15-year-old boy running down the street is the one who is responsible for snatching 22 month old owen wright right out of his stroller. his two siblings chased down that teenager that caused him to drop owen in a alley. the siblings were able to help officials i d that teenager. >> not only is my family safe but other families is going to be safe because he is off the streets. they are not going to have to go through everything we have been going through for the last couple of days. >> if he wasn't in jail he would almost kidnap my brother again.

>> unbelievable. just 15 years old that alleged kidnapper. the kids were being watched by a family friend who let them go to the park by themselves. that is when this happened. no charges for an early to work atlanta garben man. he was headed to jail for 30 days because he violated a noise ordinance with his truck. he would normally roll into work at 5:00 a.m. but wasn't supposed to start to 7:00. since he's a first time offender they ultimately ended up dropping the charge said. those are your headlines on a busy day. here in new york city they pick up the garbage at 1:00. >> it is loud. >> i'm glad they're there. maria molina i'm glad you're here. where are you located in new york city? i'm outside our studios it looks like it's 42 degrees in new york city. not bad. we've been seeing temperatures improve this past week across

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furssonfurs ferguson, missouri. breaking news happening right now on the search for that gunman. >> what a way to wake up. hillary says she did everything by the books. >> i'd be happy to have somebody talk to you about the rules. i fully complied with every rule i was governed by. >> really? it turns out this little form could spell a whole lot of trouble for ms. hillary. how the potential criminal case against her just got stronger. >> criminal case? meanwhile, john kerry getting praise from the main stream media for his passionate take down of an antiwar protester. wait, haven't we seen him on the other side of that mike? remember back in the days? delicious irony we'll do explaining live from new york. you're watching "fox and friends."

7:00 here in new york city. it is 6:00 in ferguson, missouri. let's get to our fox news alert. a massive manhunt underway at this hour for whom ever shot two police officers outside the ferguson, missouri, police department late last night. those officers both hospitalized in serious condition right now. >> garrett tenney is live from our mistdwest burrow. >> they are both in serious but not life threatening condition. let me set the scene, last night protesters gathered outside the ferguson, police department around 8:00 p.m. after news that the police chief would be resigning. the protesters wanted more resignations from city officials. it was mostly peaceful but there

were a few arrests. around midnight as the protests began to dwindle. three shots, at least rang out. they were fired directly into a group of officers standing in front of ferguson's police department. police don't know who the shooter or shooters are. an investigation is underway. st. louis county police chief as volatile as the situation has been since august, he's not surprised this hasn't happened sooner. >> i have said all along we cannot sustain this forever without problems. that's not an indictment on everybody that's out there certainly expressing their first amendment rights. we have seen in law enforcement that this is a very very, very dangerous environment for the officers to work in. these police officers were standing there and they were shot. just because they were police officers. >> here's what we know about the two police officers who were shot. one is from st. louis county.

he was shot in the shoulder. he's 41 years old and a 14 year veteran of law enforcement. the other was shot in the face is from webster groves, a suburb of st. louis. he's 32 years old and has served on the force for about five years. they are in serious but not life threatening condition. they are expected to survive. we are expectingen update on the officers and the investigation later this morning. >> we will bring that to folks live. thank you very much. this latest shooting coming in the wake of attorney general eric holder's scathing report following the michael brown shooting shooting. >> holder vowing to dismantle the entire department if he could. >> peter doocy live in washington. >> the justice department did digging into the way that ferguson police department operates, they found patterns of racism in the ranks. and because of that, the attorney general, eric holder, has floated the idea of using federal authority to make personnel changes at ferguson

pd. >> prepared to use all the power we have. all the power that we have to insure that the situation changes there. and that means everything from working with them to coming up with an entirely new structure. >> does that include dismandling the police force? >> if that's what's necessary, we are prepared to do that. >> last night's protests came quickly after the police chief announced he is leaving effective one week from today. that announcement included details about the chief tom jackson keeping health benefits and a $96,000 a year paycheck coming for one year. here in washington president obama has spoken several times about the tensions in missouri. back on the november night a grand jury decided not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown president obama spoke about the importance of repairing the relationship between police departments and the people they serve. he said those ties are not going to be strengthened by hurting

people. recently we heard the president react to the doj report that alleged racism by officers in ferguson. he said he does not think that kind of bias is widespread but he doesn't think it's isolated to one small section of st. louis. back to you. >> thank you very much. so officer jackson chief jackson six employees have resigned since the doj issued tha eric holder wanted to dismantle things or change the structure. he's winding up with a brand new one. we have a friend of officer darren wilson and a member of the st. louis police officers association. he's a former police officer as well. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> what do you think? >> well, i'm sickened by this whole thing. i don't know what people expected. we have perpetuated one lie after another to mollify those that want to see cops dead. i kept hearing yesterday the

protesters finally got what they wanted, chief jackson stepped down. they didn't get what they wanted when tom stepped down. they got it late last night when they successfully shot two police officers. >> it's unbelievable. i understand there were # 2-year-old and a 41-year-old they may have been helping out to fill the ranks because ferguson has been overtaxed. they came over maybe a little bit of overtime and do policing in a congested area. this is the most predictable outcome you could imagine. people have been pouring gasoline on this community for the last three months. i'm surprised it hasn't happened more, sadly. it's so reminiscent of what happened in new york. you keep telling people how unjust things are and how bad cops are you're basically baiting the lunetics to come in here with a gun. >> right. and instead of attorney general holder coming out when the justice department reports were saying and saying we were wrong,

the initial accounts were a lie. darren wilson didn't murder michael brown in cold blood in the street as he was attempting to surrender. he was defding his life and used deadly force. instead they say it was never really about michael brown being shot. it was about the ferguson police department writing too many tickets or about them having seven e-mails sent within department that nobody knew about. i mean we're replacing the old lie with a new lie. >> let me ask you this we keep hearing the protests are peaceful. do you disagree with that? >> of course i disagree with it. if you're standing there and you're protesting peacefully, the guy next to you is shooting his gun at the police or throwing a molitov cocktail to police or burning down people's livelihood livelihood. it's a riot. what we need is a curfew.

>> it would be interesting because doesn't anyone working today? why are you ralacy at midnight outside oo police station at about something that happened that you should be happy about the six people have been forced to resign. the justice department ruled in a way in which i imagine was right up your alley. what else do you want? >> how do you enforce that curfew. >> dead cops that's what they want. you arrest everyone that doesn't go home. let's not pretend like they wanted tom jackson's resignation or they're mad because the mayor is still there. they want dead cops. that was their goal all along and their goal last night. >> do you blame eric holder for pouring gas on the fire? >> yes. >> when does it end? go ahead, explain. >> well, eric holder is getting what he wants. instead of trying to bring the nation together and move forward from this and talk about why michael brown was on that street

and why he thought it was necessary to steal and why he thought it was necessary to try to kill a cop when he got caught stealing instead there's a calm flauj of what happened there in this department of justice report that hints as the attorney general did in his speech that somehow this report about traffic tickets, by the way ferguson below the state and national average when it comes to writing traffic tickets to african-americans somehow this justifies all the violence we've seen for seven months. it doesn't -- the attorney general should be ashamed of himself for pouring kerosene on this fire. >> overnight, it was two officers shot outside the ferguson police department. thank you for joining us live today from out in that area. let's go over to heather. she's got breaking new on another potential scandal.

it is raising a whole lot of eye brows. two secret service agents,nercluding a top member of the president's detail are under investigation for drinking and driving and crashing a government car into a white house barrier last week. all of this allegedly happening after a party while they were on duty. supervisor are aaccused of letting those officers go home. they've been reassigned but are still on the job. this is the latest of a string of major public skewups for the agency, including back in september that armed man jumped the white house fence with a knife and he made it all the way inside the white house. more on this story throughout the day. remember that miracle toddler who survived being trapped upside down in a car in her car seat for 14 hours in an icy utah river. she is back at home this

morning. 18 month old lily is back with her family after spending four days in the hospital. she is singing and laughing like she did before. she does have a few bruises. many believe that angels led rescuers to her. her mother died in the crash. rescuers reported hearing the same woman's voice screaming for help despite the fact that the little girl's mom had died. the irony of this one, remember these photos of john kerry protesting the vietnam war? he is mocking the people he wants called comrades. watch his reaction to a protester who is protesting about the deaths of people in iraq and sglaer killing innocent people when our journalists were beheaded and a pilot who was fighting for freedom who was burned udlive what they would have to say to their efforts to protect innocence people.

>> the chairman celling kerry we live in a country where people have an opportunity to express themselves. all the guys out there are going to love this one. watch as competitive shooter cooks bacon with his m-16 rifle. he wrapped the bacon around the barrel and covers it with tin foil and opens fire. take a look. he actually calls it the grill gun. he says it takes 90 rounds and several minutes to cook that bacon. he uploaded this video on youtube. it's got the whole internet on fire. what about for a guy than bacon and weapons, maybe some beer and a bikini. >> bacon, barrel, and a bikini you summed it up. >> that guy is making bacon

again, get out of here. coming up secretary kerry says congress has no say in his iran deal because he's not technically calling it a treaty. we need a constitution check. one of the 47 u.s. senators who signed that open letter to iran, that guy right there, senator ben sasse from nebraska is here next. >> this patriotic baby coming under fire. is this picture disrespectful to old glory? the veterans and photographer who took that photo joining us live on the defense. ♪ my lenses have a sunset mode. an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. transitions® signature™ adaptive

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signed that open letter to iran here now is nebraska senator ben sasse. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i'm confused. a year ago he said you guys are going to get a say in it, now he says we don't need to have you say anything because it's non-binding. if it's non-binding, and it's not a treaty, what is this thing? >> i don't know. i don't understand exactly what secretary kerry is saying from the 12 months ago to six months ago to yesterday. what i do know is that we can't have a nuclear armed iran. and i know that the american people believe that. i think republicans and democrats across the board across the country believe that. i'm not sure what secretary kerry is up to with that kind of shifting language he's using about these terms. if it's a treaty, it would require a two thirds vote of the u.s. senate. if it's not a treaty it's not durable. >> in your letter, hey, iran, next president could throw all

this stuff out the window. speaking of next president, hillary clinton would like to be the next president. she ripped you guys over the letter. she wrote this on twitter yesterday. republican letter to iranian clerics undermines american leadership. no one considering running for commander in chief should be signing on. what is your message to the former secretary of state? >> i think that secretary clinton should speak whether or not she thinks we should have a nuclear armed iran as well. the curfufal around the letter is a distraction is about whether the prime minister of israel should be able to speak to congress as we gather information on this issue. what the administration is doing is everything possible to shift attention away from the substance of the iranian deal. they're trying to negotiate. and the american people don't want a nuclear armed iran. it's the world's most dangerous state sponsor of terror.

secretary clinton doesn't want to go out and tell people she wants a nuclear armed iran. we should be talking about the substance of the deal. a bad deal is a bad thing. the administration is afraid to talk about this deal. >> senator ben sasse joining us. thank you. coming up on this thursday disturbing video of a man kidnapping a newborn baby out of the hospital walking right past security. where did he go? we'll tell you. have you ever thought about taking one of those credit card loans endorsed by celebrities like montell williams. our next gex will make you twice before you call that number. ♪

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>> we've got probably well over 100 people that are actively in the search and rescue at the moment. you have to go slow in the water because of the fog to make sure you're not missing anything. >> a total of 11 people were on board that black hawk helicopter, including seven marines. all of those marines were members of a special ops unit.

and one that had seen combat in iraq and afghanistan. the air crew was made up of four members of the national guard out of hammond louisiana. a unit that had conducted domestic relief units from hurricane katrina and the gulf oil spill as well as deployments to the middle east. >> it is a very experienced unit and one that has received numerous accolades to its service to our nation. i will tell you both pilots were instructor pilots which is the highest rating we have for our pilots in the army. and the entire crew had several thousand hours of operation flying a black hawk. >> the cause of the accident is still under investigation. back to you guys. thank you for that. our hearts go out to the families who are waiting more information. 26 after the hour. america's credit card debt increased by $57 billion in

2014. and it's expected to increase to 60 $60 billion in 2015. say say it's a sign of optimist about the economy. do we fail to learn our lesson from the 2008 financial crisis? joining us right now is financial expert and best selling author rachel crews. do these numbers surprise you? we keep hearing americans are rnt aren't spending. >> it's shocking because i'm learning americans didn't learn their lesson. they're still spending money you don't have. when you take on debt, it's dangerous because you're taking on risk. >> the average american family has $7,200 on their credit cards. they say to themselves how do i pay this off if my salary is not increasing. you have a strategy for us a three part strategy. first stratjz for good times and the bad. this may technically be the good

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>> right. this is crucial. what you have to do is to get out of debt, the best way to do it is list out your debts and pay minimum amounts on everything and attack the smallest debt first. once you're out of debt, stay out of debt. get rid of the credit cards. live below your means. >> i do want that car and i can't afford it so i'm going to get it anyway. tough. some controversial news in the news. payday loan company. we see montel williams advertising for it. they're in a lot of trouble because they're not being candid about how much interest you pay. how about those interest rates exceeding 1,000% how could that be legal? it's insane. it's a horrible product. they're dangerous because of how high the interest rate is. they prey on people who are struggling financially. those people need help. these things harm them.

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we have more on the fox news alert that we've been covering all morning long. a massive manhunt underway for whom ever shot the two officers outside the ferguson, missouri, police department late last night. >> at least three shots were fired at the officers. officials said they were in fact targeted. >> we have to make an assumption these shots were directed at my police officers. these police officers were standing there, and they were shot. just because they were police officers. >> no doubt about it t. a st. louis county officer was shot in the shoulder. the other officer from webster groves, which is a suburb of st. louis was shot in the face. right now both officers are in very serious condition but are thankfully expected to survive. >> all this violence sparked by the ferguson police chief

stepping down after the doj released a scathing report on the city's law enforcement. and the shooting death of unarmed black teen michael brown. according to a friend of the officer who shot brown, this kind of violence was only a matter of time. >> they didn't get what they wanted earlier yesterday when tom stepped down. they got it late last night when they successfully shot two police officers. >> we'll bring you more on this story as it continues to develop. in the meantime we're going to turn to heather nauert. a lot going on this morning. it is a busy thursday. there's nee legal concerns to tell you about hillary clinton. did she sign it or not. the former secretary of state like all exiting employees was required to sign a state department form forcing her to turn over all classified documents. now it's unknown if she did this. if she followed protocol some say the fact that she deleted 31,000 e-mails could spell big trouble for hillary. >> 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 imagine anything more knowing and willful than knowing you have 55,000 records sitting in your home. >> neither the clinton camp nor the state department is commenting on this yet. coming up in the next hour, karl rove will weigh in on hillary's e-mail controversy. we'll bring you that in just a bit. this video is disturbing. we promise the story ends well. watch this as a guy walks through an arizona hospital. see that shopping bag in his hands? inside of it is actually a two day old baby girl. he tried sneaking the little girl out of the hospital because officials were planning to take her away. drugs were found in her blood after birth. he was arrested a short time later. the hospital realized the baby

was missing. the child is now okay. a decorated vietnam veteran with ptsd turned away from a v.a. hospital because of his service dog. jack has helped john sutton after three suicide attempts. he's accompanied sutton to his biweekly ptsd sessions at a v.a. clinic in texas until just recently. >> a guard stopped me in the hall way and said you can't come in here with that dog. >> really? goodness, you think at a v.a. clinic they would know better than that. two other area hospitals have welcomed him in the past. the v.a. clinic says it's working to get the service dog temporary access to his therapy sessions. that is an unbelievable story. watch out for this green gator. look at that. it is a massive 13 foot alligator spotted on the golf course in florida. that video going viral on facebook. some people think this alligator is a fake.

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washington is my favorite president. i know that lincoln was the second best. >> bold words for the audience at the lincoln day dinner in palm beach, florida. where the philanthropist received a lifetime achievement award. while she is known as a gop activistest and fundraiser her enduring legacy may be the work of the man who has been her passion of her adult life. as a vice regent, the group that has owned and cared for washington's estate since 1860. she has helped raise more than $100 million to establish on the site the fred w. smith national library for the study of george washington. a privately funded scholarly institution that serves as the equivalent of a presidential libery for america's first president. until 2013 never had one dedicated to him.

>> i was 15 when i fell in love with george. his virtue and courage and all the great qualities he had. he stepped down when he was at his height of power. he stepped away from it and went back to living at mt. vernon. my dpreem this libery is to reach out to home schoolers and students and teach them about the the virtue of this man. if they understand him they will want to emulate him. i think we will have more truth in politics going ford. >> a 45000 square foot building. it houses rare letters in his hand. perhaps the most cherished item is the first acts of congress volume which includes the u.s. constitution and the bill of rights and was acquired from christie's for nearly $10 million. many other artifacts of

washington's will be rowitated through the center in limited engagement. the pull litser prize winning his storian who was the author of the return of george washington was the center's first fellow in residence. >> the nice thing about this library is washington is associated with this piece of ground. he loved this plantation. he lived there. i think she is animated by the same interest that animates so many people about washington. he was a unifying force during his life. a unifying force for american nationalism. >> you ought to sit down because you'll have to get up again. >> many donors help the smith center opens its doors in september 2013. none harbors the reverence for george washington that she exhibits and which has helped to insure generations will learn of his seminal work in the founding

of the nation and a library. >> george washington had i have but one house yet to build, to house my political, personal, and military papers. and they're voluminous and might be of interest y. loved his modesty and said we've got to do that. >> her help the library of george washington is adding to their documents many signed by george washington. after this segment i'll tweet out two of the most amazing documents this library has acquired at great cost. >> we look forward to that. thanks for being with us here. what a historic here. i love that. >> she's great. she's the one who keeps mt. vernon going. >> i used to listen to george washington every morning when i pay $12 to cross the bridge.

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wrapped in a military flag. soon after someone wrote to use an american flag in such a way is disrespectful, rude, tacky and disgusting and against the u.s. flag. you have disgraced our soldiers. several comments has been posted since. vanessa hicks is the photographer who snapped that shot. this is her first national interview. i want to thank you for your service. i understand your husband is also active in our united states navy. and he's deployed right now and we wish him safety. our hearts go out to your family. when you read the posts after taking this photo and posting it. when you read the response saying that you should also be discharged, dishonorably discharged. this was disgusting against u.s. flag code, how did you feel? >> curled up in a ball and cried. and actually second guessed

myself. second guessed -- believed what these cyber bullies were saying. i got messaged go kill yourself. your husband should be ashamed of himself. and attacks on the serviceman holding that baby as well. for me to just post a simple picture, a sneak peek of this person's session on my business page and for it to get turned to this is not what i anticipated. >> you faced a choice at that moment. you could have taken it down. you chose not to. here you are curled up and you chose not to take it down why? >> because i have two young daughters. i would not want them to back down to any type of bully. so i decided to take a stand. because i believed in the photo. i did not feel that i had done anything wrong. i felt this photo represents what every military member past present, and future fights for. their family, they fight for that honor, that courage, that commitment. that's what this photo

represented. so i took a stand to that group. it had just went viral. >> what do you say to people who still hold a belief it's disgusting to take a photo like this with the american flag? >> i ask them to look at the symbol of it. as a veteran and as a wife to a husband who is serving they are serving -- people are not dying for a flag per se. they are dying for what the flag represents. how great it is to be an american in this country. for the freedoms, the rights that we are honored. that is what they are fighting for. to say that -- i think this flag and this picture represents everything it is to be a service member and to serve this great country. >> well said. i look at it i think it's absolutely beautiful. you know, i know you're donating 15% of your proceeds from sessions you've been booking since to the uso, is that correct? >> absolutely. i wanted to take this negative and turn it into a positive. once this went viral, this group

wanted to essentially bash me and tear me down. and the fact that i didn't take a stand the overwhelming response i would say 98% of people who have commented me. i have had people call me from kansas city 100% disabled combat veterans saying this picture is what i served for. so i wanted to give back. and i figure that the uso, who had helped mead when i was in the military, this could be my way to give back to them. >> without a doubt. vanessa hicks, you leave your daughters proud of their mommy. we have your husband in our hearts right now. we thank him for his service right now, active duty. we thank you for your service. great artistic moment right there. >> it's an honor to talk to you today. >> the honor is ours. without a doubt. incredible. coming up you've heard it before, the fight against income equality. >> there's one thing that just

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there's a constant struggle in america for equality. when it comes to unequal money, politicians want to do something about it. >> there's one thing that just about every single job in america has in common dudes get

paid more for doing it. >> we're still fighting some of the same battles we did a half century ago. >> raise the minimum wage. >> who are those people? will throwing more money at inequality make things better. >> john stossel joins us. >> trillions later and no. i'm fascinated by watching the poverty line. after well far began and we spent $10 trillion. it's true for the first several years poverty dropped. then it stopped. it's gone up and down since then. look at the line from before when the war on poverty started. you see americans were lifting themselves out of poverty. >> what's your theory on this? >> free people over time in a free country, make their lives better. but when you teach people to be dependent. you're helpless we have to give you stuff. >> sure. you say instead of looking at fairness, look at justice.

>> justice means equal treatment under the law. that's what we ought to be talking about. this -- women, men pay inequality stuff is childishly stupid. if it were true, then all the non-sexist companies would hire women and get rich because you women are underpaid. >> you showed a graphic with they spent trillions of dollars and it went down. you will always have a lot of people who need it and some are gaming the system. >> some need it and are going to respond to incentives. you get paid more if you have another baby. you may have another baby. you get paid more if there's no man in the house. get the man out of the house. don't get married. >> don't get a job. it's actually a pay decrease in some situations. >> private charities will help poor people with finesse that government lacks. >> you need a safety net. >> we need a safety net. who provides it? government sucks at that.

>> it's the sound pbite of the day. >> we need a little stossel on friday fights at 9:00 on the fox business network. >> foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> that's not fair. my channel finder is caitlin my daughter. she always finds the right channel. >> figure out for daddy where it is. coming up hillary clinton refusing to release emalds she has personally deemed private. how private can you be as secretary of state? karl rove here. next hour. i requested this music. lawmakers pushing to make medical marijuana legal to help treat our veterans. is that a good idea? ♪ vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been.

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ferguson. breaking news on the victims the gunman and disturbing motives ahead. and another scandal brewing in the u.s. secret service. two top agents apparently smashed a car into a white house gate after allegedly a night of drinking and partying. one of them supposed to guard the president. we'll tell you what we know. hillary says she did everything by the book sglz i'd be happy to have you talk to somebody about the rules. >> it turns out this little form could spell a whole lot of trouble for hillary. karl rove is here. he's got makeup on he's wearing his suit. he seems loaded for bear. how the potential criminal case against her may have gotten stronger. by the way while we have some time, let me tell you again, mornings are better with friends.

8:00 in new york city. we start with a fox news alert. a massive manhunt underway at this hour for whom ever shot two officers outside the ferguson, missouri police department late last night. look and listen. those officers hospitalized in serious condition right now. police expected to release more details in about two hours. >> garrett tenney live from our midwest bureau with what we know this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. i got to tell you the police they say even though they are listed in stable condition, they are conscious, they are expected to survive. but this comes after one of them was shot in the face, the other in the shoulder. let me set the scene for you of last night's shooter. around 8:00 p.m. protesters began to gather outside

ferguson's police department after news came out that the city's police chief was going to resign. protesters wanted more city officials to resign. around midnight protests began to die down a little bit. that's when three shots rang out. they were fired directly into a group of officers that were standing in front of the police department. police don't know who the shooter or shooters are. the investigation is underway. this is what st. louis county police chief jon belmar said this morning. >> we can not sustain this without problems. it's not an document on people out there expressing their second amendment rights. we have seen in law enforcement this is a very dangerous environment for the officers to work in. these police officers were standing there and they were shot. just because they were police officers. >> here's what we know about

those two police officers. one who was from st. louis county that was shot in the shoulder, he's 41 years old and a 14 year veteran of law enforcement. the other who was shot in the face is from webster groves, a suburb of st. louis. he's 32 years old and has served on the force for about seven years. they are in serious but not life threatening condition. the press conference will come in a couple hours. they will update us on the officer' condition as well as the investigation. meanwhile joining us right now is a witness to the shooting and a free lance journalist covering the protests in ferguson. riley raiford is with us. we talked to you a couple hours ago what you saw. first off, reset the scene for us. we understand protesters out in front of the police station upset that just the police chief was let go. tell us what happened. >> so the protests last night started around 8:00 p.m.

roughly around 11:00 p.m. the protests start today back down and people started to leave. the officers they called in from other areas. essentially the protests was a dying protest if you want to put it that way. so the fact that the gun shots rang out was a total surprise to everyone. and it was a totally separate area. where it came from also surprised everyone because no one was fully sure where they were coming from or if there were going to be more. it was an event that i'm sure a lot of us will not forget soon. >> bradley we showed the video where it was streaming at the time when you could actually see the chaos and you can hear the gunshots. you were standing next to police. and you tweeted out that the bullets went right past your head. in addition to feeling them go by you saw muzzle flashes. tell us where they were, how many there were and what else

you think you can add to this. >> so i heard at least four gunshots but i saw at least two muzzle flashes at the top of a street called piffen. it is across the street from the police department. so it's a separate area. >> you saw three or four flashes from the top of the street which is how far from the police? >> i want to say about between 700, 800 feet. no morthan a quarter mile. it's hard to tell from my vantage point. so the fact that the gunman was able to contact two officers -- >> describe if you can for us that moment. so you hear the shots officers go down then what? >> officers go down, and all you see is assault rifles come out and more shields and more anger

comes out. you see the protesters, the small group of protesters that were still left behind they kind of scattered around and took cover. i'm sure you can see in the video as well. it was a weird time. i'm not sure if -- it got silent to me. having bullets rush past my head. all i could hear was the police and their preparation for whatever they seen was coming towards them. >> a couple of questions quick. do you believe where the cops were hit were they isolated. because the police chief spoke at 3:00 in the morning judging by where the officers were standing these shots were directed exactly at them. is that the way you see it, these officers were isolated from the crowd? >> seeing the gunshot muzzle flashes it's almost impossible for a person not to aim a game when he's shooting at the police officers. you have to keep in mind the police officers were in front of the police department all lined

up. so i don't want to call them that -- but they were -- the situation was perfect for anyone to do what they did last night and it happened. >> in the open. was it from your perspective was it one gun and one gunman? >> i only -- my perspective i only seen one gun from those. those muzzles came from one gun. i'm not sure if there was other guns. i only saw one gun. that was separated from the protesters. >> bradley raiford a free-lance journalist there in the st. louis area. thank you for telling us what you saw. >> that police chief came out he essentially said what did you expect? i've been saying this was going to happen because everybody keeps talking how bad the cops are. the protests continues the cops are told to back off. they're waiting for the tension to rise. now we have two cops shot. the latest on the chaos in ferguson to put it in perspective right now, is really to look back at the scathing

report that was focused on the ferguson police department and put out by the justice department headed by eric holder. >> holder even vowed to dismantlethal entire department if he could. >> peter doocy is live at the white house with what led up to this senseless crime. >> it goes all the way back to november when a grant jury decided not to indict officer wilson for the shooting death of michael brown. ever since then the justice department was reviewing the facts of the case to see if there could be federal charges that would stick instead. their investigation did not find enough evidence to charge officer wilson. but they did uncover enough evidence of racism in the ranks at the ferguson pd that the attorney general eric holder is now floating the possibility of using federal authority to make personnel changes there. >> we are prepared to use all the power that we have. all the power that we have to insure that the situation

changes there. and that means everything from working with them to coming up with an entirely new structure. >> does that include dismantling the police force? >> if that's what's necessary we're prepared to do that. >> president obama has spoken out to this report. in november he stressed police and citizens repairing the relationship. last week he said ferguson needs to shape up suggesting he does favor this federal intervention if they don't. >> are they going to enter into some sort of agreement with the justice department to fix what is clearly a broken and racially biassed system? or if they don't, then the justice department has the capacity to sue the city. for violations of the rights of the people of ferguson. >> president obama is set to

travel to the west coast this afternoon. there is no briefing scheduled so in terms of on camera reaction from administration foils officials we might have to wait a little bit. >> thank you. just to let everybody know, the hashtag bluelivesmatter taking social media by storm. >> it's eerie these cops being shot in ferguson very similar to the cops executed in new york. someone sees this get motivated by it and take action. another scandal brewing in the secret service. >> watching this, reminds me of this fox news alert. two secret service agents smashed a car into a white house barrier last week allegedly after a night of drinking. one of the agents is assigned to guard the president of the united states. all of this allegedly happening while they were on duty after a

party. supervisors are now accused of letting those agents go home without conducting a field sobriety test. both agents still on the job this morning but have been reassigned. of course this is the latest in a string of public screw ups for that agency, including back in september when a guy who was armed with a knife jumped the white house fence and made it all the way inside the white house. more to come on that as we get it. the desperate search resumed for the remains of seven marines and four soldiers who are presumed dead after yesterday's helicopter crash off of eglin air force base in florida. heavy fog likely to blame for the crash of that helicopter. it took place during a nighttime training mission. a massive search effort underway that has turned up debris, but officials still stress this is a search and rescue mission. last night a candlelight vigil was held for the 11 serviceman.

we're follow that story throughout the morning. that miracle toddler who survived by trapped upside down in the back of a car in her car seat for 14 hours in a icy utah river is now back home again this morning. 18 month old lisly groesbeck is with her family at home after four days in the hospital. they say it's incredible she survived. she just has bruised. many believe that angels led rescuers to the baby because they heard a woman's voice calling for help, even though the little girl's mom was deceased in the front seat of that car. >> and then a fund story to bring you finally. a kiss at an alter can be nice unless you're three years old. >> eww. >> how sweet is that? the groom kisses the bride and his three-year-old boy interrupted their kiss by

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easily absorbed calcium plus d. now in a new look. this morning even democrats are beginning to doubt hillary clinton's chances in 2016 as new reports suggest she may have signed a document promising not to delete e-mail during her tenure as secretary of state. karl rove joins us now. he's been thinking about this e-mail situation, what do you think? >> it's a problem. in 2005 the state department establishes regulation, she violates those. 2009 they update the regulations, she doesn't abide by those. now it turns out she may have signed an agreement she would not destroy she had made during the time she was secretary of state including any e-mails. she has destroyed 31,000 e-mails that were on the same account,

same server and device as her so-called official e-mails. >> she claims convenience as a reason why. >> forget that. since 1992, since 1993, she has had as a candidate and first lady and senator and secretary of state, she's had a personal aide. i'm sure that personal aide was carrying a case with all the personal things. the thing to do her hair with her favorite hand lotion and could carry any of her devices. that is such baloney. >> i tell you, the first story in the washington post today talks about high ranking senior democrats who are getting nervous from what they're seeing, the former governor of south carolina, the new york based strategist all say they're disturbed by the press conference and disturbed by what they've seen so far. never got talking points from her. they try to defend her but nobody from the democratic side knew how. >> since the start of her so-called presidential campaign with the book tour last year

she's been demonstrating she's not gotten better as a prospective candidate, she's gotten worse. do you remember the speech she gave when she said we have to have empathy for people. i got an e-mail last night that you always say bad things about her. >> thanks to the hacker who is now in prison i mean that sidney blumenthal who is one of her trusted aides apparently was e-mailing her secret stuff. she said a couple days ago i never got secret stuff. >> he's not an aide, he's an outside advisor. let's not -- >> did they go to the category of personal? >> that's the point. here is one of her many outside advisors sending her advice as to how to handle benghazi. how many people were sending things like that? if somebody sends the president

a letter it's a presidential letter. if someone sends her -- >> republicans have been guilty of going too far on one subject, too hard. is there a way for emthe to plot for this? >> the real question will be what do we learn from the state department records. there will be controversial things that will emerge. then the question will be is there a way to get at -- i'm sure it's left on the server and see if there's anything that's left. >> hopefully not left up to her discretion, her team. >> ask for the server. pot for ptsd, senators want to give marijuana to our veterans, good idea or not? we're going to debate it, next.

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d. and do suffer from it. now there's a plan to help ease their pain by giving them pot. a group of u.s. senators wants

to make medical marijuana legally available to veterans. is that a good idea? tj thompson is a disabled veteran from the navy who suffers from ptsd who attended a senate hearing on tuesday. david murray is with the officer of national control policy. they both join us from washington, d.c. good morning. >> good morning. >> tj i understand you have smoked pot since you were a teenager. you currently smoke it because you say it helps alleviate the symptoms from ptsd. why do you think this is a good idea? >> it's a great idea. first and foremost because research is showing that legalization in states over almost the past 20 years reduces suicide rates in target audiences that would be specific to veterans males ages 20 to 40 on average of around 10%. if we can save 10% of the 22 veteran lives a day that we

lose which is actually kind of a conservative estimate of suicides, then i am all for doing that. >> all right. david you think this is a terrible idea. >> i think it's a perverse bill that will have negative effects. i've wish i could say the compassionate thing for those who served for our veterans to say there's some way to help your suffering or your fear marijuana is the wrong choice. it is a powerful drug with many negative dimensions. it's the worst thing you could do to someone who is suffering with psychological distress. first do no harm the addition of marijuana to the medicines that are being received, the antidepressants is a great unknown. if is strongly linked with the incidents of psychosis itself. it's the wrong move for a

veteran suffering from ptsd. >> you're suffering from ptsd, you say it provides you comfort what do you say to him? >> the psychosis myth has been debunked recently through research and studies. i have tried the traditional routes of farm pharmaceuticals. they made be zombie like and more suicidal more homicideal thoughts. i was not ailble to fujz. when i decided to stop using those drug and decided to start medicating with cannabis i was able to anticipate in my children's lives. i believe policy is misinformed. and people who say that this is a horrible drug, are extremely misinformed. >> david, he says it works for him. understood, that's an anecdote that's not medical science. you have to be compassionate but it's not compassionate if it's

not true. last week a journal put out theainal osof the impact on marijuana use on first incidents of psychosis. it was responsible for 25% of new psychosis episodes. the colorado psychiatric society has stated no doctor would mix together blending 25 different antipsychotics and dispense them in an unknown mannermentf there's something else at risk here, the integrity of the medical approval process for new drug gicize being overwhelminged by politics. you don't vote on gravity. you don't vote on science. you don't have politics intruding into the integrity of the drug approval process. marijuana has never been able to establish itself scientifically as therapeutically valuable. woo do know the risk that portends with people who have

psychological difficulties. >> let's see what the u.s. senate does. thank you very much, great discussion this morning. what do you think about that? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. two police officers shot in ferguson overnight. they were targeted. is out going attorney general eric holder somewhere responsible for the violence? a friend of officer darren wilson will respond. then is this patriotic baby disrespecting the flag? the veteran and photographer who took that picture will defend herself in an exclusive interview you'll see only on "fox and friends." [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill not an injection or infusion, for adults with

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been tloelg all morning long for you. a massive manhunt underway for whoever shot the two officers outside the ferguson, missouri, police department late last night. >> we have to make an assumption these shots were directed exactly at my police officers. these police officers were standing there. and they were shot. just because they were police officers. >> those officers we know it's a st. louis county officer shot in the shoulder the other shot in the face. right now both officers are in serious condition. one is early 30s, one is early 40s, but they are expected to survive. >> all of this violence sparked by the ferguson police chief stepping down yesterday after the department of justice releases a scathing report on the city's law enforcement. we understand that of the protesters last night, there were about 200 or so and the way the st. louis post dispatch describes it like this, there were two camps, one not

satisfied with the resignation of the city manager and police chief. thought more needed to be done. the other angry and screaming and harassing the cops for hours before the two police officers were shot from a distance. >> that's right. a former member of the st. louis police and friend of officer darren wilson spoke with us earlier. he said these protests are anything but peaceful. watch. >> we've per pechue waited one lie after another to mollify those who want to see cops dead. i can't hearing yesterday the protesters got what they wanted. let's not pretend like they wanted tom jackson's resignation or they're mad because the mayor is still there. they want dead copsism that was their goal all along, that was their goal last night. >> the police chief said before we can't sustain this forever. that's not an indictment of people who want to express their first amendment right. we've seen an environment that is dangerous for law

enforcement. they got to get in touch with their community. you want to get out of the car and start getting tight with the community when you can sit there and guard your police station and get almost assassinations. >> they have a target on their back right now. their families are in the thoughts of all because they are in risk. eric holder said last week he was prepared to do whatever it takes to insure the situation changes there. and then this happens. >> they are planning a briefing very shortly out in ferguson to update us on the condition of the officers and the search for the gunman or gunmen. coming up. hillary clinton not just making headlines for her e-mail. there's other stuff she's in the news for. >> it looks like she's trying to change the story about something else. former secretary of state hillary clinton sparring on twitter with republican senator tom cotton over his open letter to iran. clinton tweeting this, gop

letter to iranian clerics underleadership. no one considering running for commander in chief should be signing on. cotton fired back, writing no hillary clinton letter to iran helps product the usa from a bad deal. no commander in chief should allow the world's worst regime to get world's west weapon. earlier today a negative senator, tom sasse who signed the letter gave us his thoughts. >> secretary clinton should speak whether she thinks we should have an armed iran as well. she is attempting to focus away from the deal. the american people don't want a nuclear armed iran. >> they plan to have a deal with iran by the end of the month. this video is disturbing but we promise you the story does end fairly well. watch here as a man walks through an arizona hospital with

a shopping bag. see that right there in his hand? inside that shopping bag is a two day old baby girl. he tried sneaking her out of the hospital because officials were planning to take her away after she was found born with drugs in her system. well the dad, he was arrested at the hospital a short time later after folks at the hospital realized the baby was missing. that little girl, fortunately is doing just fine. is this photo disrespecting the american flag? it's a hot topic of conversation this morning. according to social media, dozens of people writing in this is not a good thing. this controversy happened when a professional photographer posted this photo that she took of a military father holding his newborn son wrapped in an american flag. vanessa hicks is a photographer and a navy veteran said she was trying to honor the flag. she spoke exclusively with elizabeth earlier on why she's

defending her art. >> i did not feel that i had done anything wrong. i felt that this photo represents what every military member past, present and future, fights for. their family they fight for that honor that courage, that commitment. that's what this photo represented. >> she says she plans on donating 15% -- the profits in that to the uso. she said the uso did so much to help her as she was serving. fantastic interview with her. >> her husband active duty right now. he is actually deployed in the navy. thank you. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. a fox news alert. the labor department releasing brand new job numbers. fox business network will break the details. >> we've gotten in our latest jobless claims. it shows some improvement in the labor market. that's what we like to see for

america. we saw that the claims fell 36,000 to 289,000. that was better than expected. the estimates were 305,000. so that's some good news. we saw the four week moving average pulling back a little bit. those claims coming down. that's ultimately what we want to see. it has been volatile because of the weather. that is one of the issues we've seen them go up and down. the monthly number we got recently in that 5.5% unemployment rate is near a five year low. you have the labor force prapgz participation rate where americans are not getting the job because they're not interested anymore. you have the wage growth which has been minimal. that obviously hurts retail sales numbers we got in today. >> the numbers a little better p. by the way don't miss nicole on the fox business network. to find it go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. there you'll find her. thank you very much.

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department. is this what justice actually looks like? joining us is bob massi. bob good morning to you. you know, race riots well. you covered them after oj simpson trial and during it. what did you see when you saw this unfolding throughout the night? >> because we're three hours earlier i sort of woke up and i saw this happening. the first thing that comes to you is when is this going to end and how do these men and women everybody that product us get up and do their job with them basically having this hate hanging over them. i think the problem is that when you look at some of the words of eric holder, again, he is the attorney general of the united states for all people in this country. there is a difference, in my opinion, between awareness and inciting. there was a way for him to present that report in such a way that would not have incited this type of emotion. as a result of that, i think you have this percolating race issue that just will not go away.

when the leader, our attorney general continues with these kinds of words. >> think about this if there was no report and he wasn't able to ad-lib off a question i'll dismantle the whole police department you would think six changes to a local political body would be enough to show there's a legitimate push to change. there was still protesting even after the police chief left. >> you bring up a great point, and that's the fact there were changes being made. the other thing, let's remember, that there wasn't much said about the vindication of officer wilson. remember how that incited the whole thing. correct me if i'm wrong, i believe this gathering that's supposed to be first amendment rights happened late at night. i know if -- who goes together at 11:00 or 12:00 at night to get together in a gathering unless it's designed to make it

more difficult for police officers, it's nighttime. it's not easy to see what's going to go on. it's almost like a predisposed move to cause this type of problem. >> they've been having the protests in ferguson every night. by reports, this was petering out last night and somebody from a distance of a block or so fired at the police officers and wound up hitting a couple of them. you were talking earlier about eric holder and how he has stirred the pot. we know what he really wanted, he wanted an indictment of the white police officer in the death of the black teenager out there. they didn't wind up with that because the grand jury said we don't see that. we can't return that kind of verdict. and so he had to come up with something. and that's why he's talking about i'm going to dismantle the entire thing if i have to. >> and i look at that and i say that i just don't believe steve, it -- how do you say

this? it's sort of like, again the attorney general of the united states, you don't make a statement like that that casts the net not on just ferguson -- it's all about perception. it's all about perception. when you cast the net these police officers that defend us every single day, this insights race relations in this country. it's worse than it's ever been. there is a way to say it. say look, you know what? our findings were such it's disturbing. we want to meet and try to work this out. when you say you're going to dismantle a police department if they don't fix it, it insights race relations it insights riots. there's a way to deliver the message. he delivers it in a way that insights as opposed to make you aware of it. >> he could have used an independent monitor to take care of this quietly. >> of course. >> judge napolitano commented on

that earlier. less than a week later we are seeing the dots connect here in ferguson. >> it seems like every week this entire issue, the acrimony continues to grow in this country worse than i can ever remember. >> madison wisconsin the protests there i wonder how serious that will get. >> where is al sharpton with the shooting of those two officers? >> he's got a tv smote. >> thank you for joining us. sometimes getting an inheritance means more than getting old silverware watch this. >> this is a shotgun that was carried by the barrow game. >> that happens on strange inheritance. an inside look at the show. >> more an that breaking news

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after that it was chaos in the moments that followed. now a manhunt underway for the shooter in the tinder box that is ferguson, missouri. good morning everybody, i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. we'll go there at