driving. watch this woman fiddling with her phone when suddenly that van backs up over here. don't worry, she popped right back up. obviously shaken, but she's okay. >> good thing. >> have a great day. happy saint patty's day. "fox and friends" starts now. it is tuesday march 17th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. it's another easy question that hillary just won't answer. >> did you sign the statement before leaving state department? >> no luck getting answers there. wait until you hear the state department and what they had to say or what they didn't say on this one. terrific. headlines across the country claim ted cruz, terrified a little girl. >> the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind. the whole world is on fire.

>> but the little girl very own mother is about to set the record straight. stick around. right. this man stands in his doorway naked all day long. and no, they don't work here. this neighbor can't do anything about it. one neighborhood's fight to get him to put his clothes on. we are joining in that fight. and we'll actually buy him an outfit. morningings are better than friends. >> this is cathy ireland. you're watching "fox and friends." yes, it's st. patrick's day live from new york city. the home of the largest st. patrick's day parade in the world. welcome. >> that's right. we get more lucky with you watching us. >> i'm amazed instead of using somebody who is irish we use cathy ireland. >> it's all about ireland. >> where is your green?

>> i blame my mom. >> that's unfair. why do moms get the blame. >> she had a st. patrick's day party last night. last night. >> so you think it was yesterday? >> exactly. >> you have to try to be ahead of the game. >> again, blame my mom. >> hold on, i have an idea. >> i may have extra fabric. >> i have a td bank card. >> a little pocket square. >> now -- this is paid? >> i already paid. it's for two suits. >> now we're in the full spirit. send utany photos if you're wearing green this morning. we'd love to see them on st. patrick's day. >> for the guy who stand in the doorway, we don't want to see what's green on you. we're going to begin with a fox news alert. you are looking live at jerusalem where today israeli voters head to the polls to

decide their country's future. >> besides that nothing much at stake. benjamin netanyahu is seeking a fourth term in office and promising a palestinian state will not be established under his leadership. i have no idea why that picture went black. >> it was my idea, sorry. >> they dissolved to text. kevin corke is live in washington with the latest sgls good morning to you. this is actually a fairly significant story. because you may remember back in 2009. bibi actually supported the idea of a two state solution, including a palestinian state. this is obviously a nod to his conservative base back home. this obviously will further complicate his already strained relationship with the obama white house. here's what josh earnest had to say about that. >> we believe that the situation should be resolved with a democratic and jewish state of israel living side by side in peace and security with a sovereign palestinian state.

>> the israelis will make a tough decision. if they trust president obama to properly deal with iran, then herzog is their guy. if they don't think president obama is anything other than an appeaser they better vote for netanyahu. >> there is the clear distinction a very tight situation. the election is close. this is against the backdrop of a senate vegds into state department grant money being used bide some groups that it is believed may have been efforting the idea of supporting the opposition in this election. the opposition meaning herbs augnot bibi netanyahu. happy saint patty's day. i've got my green. kevin corke, it is my kind of day. >> rich in irish history. >> great to see you. >> we'll find out how irish he is. >> we will talk to heather who has all this going on. you're lucky in your green. >> thank you.

i love that bright spring green. it reminds us spring is on the way. good morning. got some headlines to bring you. we start out with a fox news alert. there is no video showing passengers on a united airlines flight taking down a dangerous guy midair. 39 people were on board. pilots force today turn back to washington, d.c. 15 minutes into their flight to denver, this happening last night. that guy reportedly charged the cockpit refusing to listen to crew members on board that plane. other passengers help restrain the guy until that plane was able to land. he was taken to the hospital for an evaluation. united says it plans to fly the rest of the passengers to denver later this morning. and prosecutors have now formally charged robert durst for the murder of his friend susan berman 15 years ago. if convicted, the 71-year-old real estate heir could face the death penalty in california.

this explosive new development comes days after he seemed to confess his crime on hbo's tv show the jinx. durst also facing charges in louisiana. that's where he was arrested over the weekend carrying a gun and also pot. the white house now confirming that former cia director david petraeus is advising the administration on how to deal with isis terrorists. this just as two weeks after he pleaded guilty to giving classified information to his mistress. >> i think legitimately regarded as an expert when it comes to the security situation in iraq. i think it's -- makes a lot of sense for senior administration officials to on occasion consult him for advice. >> new reports claiming that petraeus no longer has a cia security clearance. this guy, this is quite a story here, he may be the worst neighbor ever. can you imagine living next door to him? neighbors in the charlotte, north carolina neighborhood snapped a picture. he stands naked at the front

door of his home all day long. listen to him. >> it's not good to have people walking around naked. a grown man. not with kids out here. >> that's right it's not g. he's reportedly been doing this for a decade. cops claim there is nothing he can do. he's on his own property. residents are trying to file a newsance complaint with the homeowner's association. those are your headlines. i would be so upset if i had to live next door to that guy. >> i thought a barking dog is a problem. that's probably a bigger problem. the day was march 11th. megyn kelly had on the former vice president's cheer counsel. he informed the world that before you leave the state department you got to sign a form that says you disclosed all your records and left them behind. >> that's right. that form is called 109. it must be signed by all state department employees. if you fail to turn over

pertinent documents you could be charged with a crime. that's what the document says. the big question is did hillary clinton sign it when she left? it seems simple enough. could she provide a simple answer to our own ed henry. yesterday coming out and attending a st. patrick's event in manhattan. >> did you sign this declaration before you left state? >> she wouldn't answer. see the thing is, if she did sign it essentially she would be committing perjury. i got a feeling what they're going to say is state department can't find it because that is a tact they're going at right now. listen to jen sacky yesterday talking to the associated press is is pretty easy. it's been a couple of weeks here's the exchange. >> last week i think a couple times you were asked about whether the department has a record of former secretary clinton signing the sprgz form. >> i don't have an update on this. we will still working on it.

i understand. >> i mean, you know, a human resources department presumably has a file on every employee. it can't be that difficult. >> i don't think former secretaries. >> they don't have files? >> stand employees. >> they might not be how hard can it be to find -- >> i understand why you're asking, we're looking to get an answer. i don't have an answer today. >> it's very simple look at the part where it sibs hillary clinton's exit interview. if you have a p touch you could make labels. >> she either signed it or haven't turned over the documents or she was given special treatment. al in that case, why? >> i believe this is the same form that got petraeus in trouble. the 109. i turned them all over. did she? stand by on that. meanwhile, you know, there's something about the mainstream media we've been telling you about it since the get go how it tilts way to the left. ted cruz said something over the weekend in the grand state of new hampshire. the mainstream media and the

lefties jumped on this sound bite. watch. >> the obama economy is a disaster. obamacare is a train wreck. the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind. the whole world's on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> the world is on fire. yes, your world son fire. but you know what? your mommy is here. and everyone's here to make sure that the world you grow up in is even better. >> how sweet. that little girl three years old, she and her mom are actually going to be here. they had to answer this. the liberal media went bananas over this. >> she calmed down after. >> he had a great father like approach to answering that question. he did it. this is a guy who read green eggs and ham. here is what we see. the world is on fire.

ted cruz's speech terrified a 3-year-old girl. campaign strategy scare tiny children. >> that's worse. >> the daily news cruz's rhetoric startled three-year-old girl. he talked to her and said he was going to make it better. >> you know what happened? nobody talk today the mom about how did the little girl feel. here she is. >> she is really basically was like, this is a great man. he is a firefighter. in her mind as a three-year-old. and she was quite happy and then she wanted a cookie. she then looked at him as a hero. he was incredible. so friendly. he gave my daughter a big high five. he was great. she was so happy. she was actually calling him uncle cruz for the rest of the day. >> because uncle ted is ted kennedy and just out of respect for him. meanwhile it was time for ted cruz to talk right across the street with seth meyers let's

listen. >> in the last 4 hours there have been 50 media stories that say cruz terrifies little girl. by the end of it i was freddy cruccer i had the fingernails. the funny thing is it's not true. when i talked to her mom this afternoon, her daughter was in the background and she says ted cruz is on the phone. who is ted cruz, she said the fire man. >> a nice try on that one. >> they want to demonize people on the right. the left does, mainstream media. we've got michelle will be joining us live here on "fox and friends." you can hear from the three-year-old herself as she talked about the fire. >> we will not lose that terminology. >> coming up on this st. patrick's day. remember the high school under fire for having redskins as its mascot. there is a huge update to this story. are you guilty of this,

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israeli voters are heading to the polls to decide their country's future. this is benjamin netanyahu vows if reelected there will not be a palestinian state on his watch. the foreign policy initiative, a former advisor for mitt romney joins us. what do you make of mr. netanyahu saying at the 11tsing hour no statehood for palestinians? >> one is just a political reality, which is the right of center vote in israel is divided among many parties. the segment that is right of center is larger than the left of center electorate. it's just divided on the right between more parties. so netanyahu needs to consolidate that right of center vote and make this statement about no palestinian state will draw votes from other parties. it is also a policy reality. there will be no i do not expect a palestinian state in the next couple of years regardless of

who is sin power. there is nobody on the other side. israel just experienced the gaza war last summer. it's a statement of fact. you know, it's highly unlikely there is going to be a palestinian state in the near future. >> it really comes down to in israel, as it does to american elections as well, what is most important to the person who is voting. because the other -- mr. herzog has made it clear he is talking about domestic issues, the high price of food and housing. housing apparently shot up 55% between 2008 and 2012. whereas mr. netanyahu is talking more about security. >> yeah, so the social and economic issues are obviously a big deal here. and they have given rise to a whole rask of parties. it's not just herzog's party it is lapid who is the finance minister. a gentleman who heads a right of center parties is talking about

social issues. there is many parties capitalizing on the social issues. netanyahu has stuck with the security shyst. that is always -- who he is and what is proven to be his most successful campaign strategy. i think it may have been a mistake. i think he should have talked more about the social and economic issues. i think he has the credentials to do so. he in these closing weeks has focused almost exclusively on security. >> what's interesting is, you know, for mr. netanyahu to come out at the 11ts hour and say no statehood for palestinians that is exactly what the obama administration has been pushing for. yesterday, on this program we were talking about how it looks as if the state department funneled about $350,000 into a group that's trying to get mr. netanyahu unelected. it's supporting his opponent. >> yeah. so the way -- according to reports to have worked is the

state department made a grant to an ngo that's focused on political development, get out the vote efforts generally. not taking a political position or partisan stake in any election. that organization then made a grant to a very political group, this v 15. which is dedicated to basically unseating netanyahu. that's the group that hired jeremy bird, the field ogre for obama's reelection campaign. that's where -- so it's that second stage from the ngo to v 15. and obviously, it's going to raise a lot of questions. everyone should look at it. >> let's see what happens. right now it is 12:20 in tel aviv. polls will close a little later. thank you very much for joining us from tel aviv. >> good to be with you. >> coming up on this st. patrick's day, just when we thought the white house was ditching its plan to ban bullets, a new bill could still make ammo illegal.

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similar plans last week after guidelines showed the ban was already in effect. the new bill would make illegal any bullet that can pierce police body armor. that's the news. brian. new york city mets pitcher out for the season after tearing a ligament in his elbow. he's 24 and will undergo tommy john surgery, a procedure more than 30 major league players had in 2014. >> medical experts saying this elbow injury isn't just for the pros. 28% of all youth pitchers reporting a history of elbow pain. is your child at risk? dr. david samadi is here with what parents need to know. we're seeing an increase of the frequency in these types of pains and injuries why? >> i think the seasons are getting longer and the practices are getting more competitive. the parents are pushing the kids to throw the ball faster. i think it's important for parents to eelize what the symptoms are. a lot of times they will feel pain or swelling inside the

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announced both his sons are skipping college this fall to help with his campaign. hillary was like i wish i had two college aged sons to help with my campaign. bill was like, i have something to tell you. >> that's funny. >> okay. let's talk a little bit about parenting, do you share too much on social media? there's a brand new university of michigan poll that finds half of moms and about a third of all parents are using facebook and twitter to share what they're doing with their children. the big problem is, a lot of people are oversharing. they're putting too much stuff on it. >> they do it the reason why is they feel less alone in doing so. they like to share. you don't overshare? >> i was told not to early on. because -- >> by your children? >> by my children. i also think for young parents

to be able to go online and say hey i got a problem, he or she is not crying or doesn't seem to be listening to me. they say they feel less alone. we used to do something else call our relatives, talk to our neighbors. >> you can talk to everybody who is ibyour circle of friends. the problem is some people don't have a filter. they take pictures of everything. it's bobby's first boon. they become big kids. i think that's okay sharing that. father and son. >> i was actually glad you overshared with that moment. that was a fun moment you guys had. i think most of the time there is advice they're having, most of the people you want people to see how much you love your kids. >> eventually that kid is going to be 18 going into college. look you were out of control as a kid. >> i wrote a fatherhood book a couple years ago. the was a story in there that my wife says if you include this,

this particular child will haunt them for the rest of their lives. >> good edit. >> if it sells books, sorry. >> there was one photo having to do with basketball. >> that picture of peter and i we were actually watching villanova take on xavier. peter has villanova winning the final four. >> we will talk about brackets for sure. >> speaking of memorable photos. talk about this picture. let's reflect on this as we did 24 years ago. ashley judd locking lips with dick vitale. causing a stir around the world. what was the story around that smooch? >> that man right there. >> dick vitale joins us the college basketball legend along with a special guest. the hard hitting question, what led to the kiss? >> well, let me just tell you about the kiss. first of all, i love ashley

judd. she's terrific. >> we can tell. >> we have known each other over a decade. steve, brian, and elizabeth. she came running out of the stands. iate was standing ready to go do my work on the telecast. she ran over and gave me a big hug and a big kiss and we all laughed about it. before i knew it, it was all over. talking about social media, all over the place. it was a smooch. i know a lot of my buddies, they said they ate their heart out. my wife laughed like crazy. i hate to tell you this, but somebody said it the other day, you have now become a sex symbol. you're bigger than george clooney. >> we love you. >> you already were. >> speaking of special guests you got somebody behind you, don't you? >> i know. talking about right behind me. pux tawny phil and its going to be a challenge for me.

because he's accurate with his predictions. the march mayhem change has put me against phil. later today we will have a battle with her predictions. i'm worried. i need some help, elizabeth. >> i don't know if i can help you. first of all, i love you both. but let me tell you this, everyone is wondering who your picks are for the final 4, can you share them? >> well, yeah, my picks right now i think it will be tough for anybody to beat kentucky. i think kentucky with their size, their athleticism might have trouble with notre dame. which i think they will get them to play them with a right to go to the final four. i love kentucky. i like arizona. i think the wildcats will run wild. i look out when i see villanova. i heard you mention villanova. they tell me that phil is going crazy for villanova. that would be a good tip. something tells me that virginia, virginia will find a way with their defense to beat

villanova if they play. on the other side, we're looking at gonzaga against duke. duke vitale, i'm going with the zags. kentucky, and go with 40 and zip. >> you might get another kiss. >> if kentucky runs the cable in your mind, are they the greatest basketball team ever, college? >> well, you know it's a great question. that's a super question. as i told other people, i think you have to look at different eras. we're in a different era with the one and done. i don't know if i can compare them to teams when the others plays. the indiana team in 76. certainly right now in the era, you go 40-0. that is a special as can be. >> i would look forward to that victory so we could see another kiss between you and ashley

judd. >> she had a nice tweet. she said essentially i think both dickey v and i are feeling the crazy joy of march madness and the greatness of the kentucky team. that explains it all. >> she did. she put that tweet up and she also said dickey v is like an uncle to me. man, i know his wife for over a decade. ashley is just a terrific talent. she's not only a beautiful lady, she's a terrific talent. very bright woman. i'm proud to know her. march mayhem challenge. i got to get this all h. allstate is beautiful people. they're donating money to one of the dearest things that mean so much to me. the v foundation and to the groundhog club. the v foundation, there is nothing worse than watching a child battle cancer. everything i'm trying to do now is raise money for pediatric cancer research. >> very good. if people would like more information go to our website,

foxandfriends.com. >> pux tawny phil just saw his shadow which means three more weeks of basketball. >> you got to to, baby. elizabeth tell your husband i send my best. >> i love him. we have brackets to send out here. heather nauert have you filled out yours? >> not yet but i'm going to you. good morning i hope you're off to a great day. we have incredible video to show you. it shows a moment a sheriff's deputy pulls a woman from her burning home in florida. take a look at this. >> i can't see it. >> who else is in there, anybody? >> not tat i know of. >> outside of tampa, sheriff's deputies jumping into action force today break through windows when the ♪ ♪ got too thick. all of that caught on the

deputy's body camera. he's been on the job two week and he's already saving lives. rescue and relief teams from australia reaching the shores of vanuatu, which was hit by a powerful cyclone. it's a small south pacific nation that was ravaged by a cyclone called pam over the weekend. there's major damage to homes and other buildings. most of the 29,000 people who live there were able to survive by hiding in schools and churches. at least 11 people were killed. but that number is expected to rise as those crews get there to help out. back here at home, the redskins no more. a school district in new york voting to change its mascot's name. we told you about thits school last week. there was a rival school that boycotted lacrosse games claiming the redskins mascot was too offensive. here's what one outraged parent told us. >> it's been our mascot for, you know, years. and so to not play us now and

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a quarter before the top of the hour on this st. patrick's day. quick retirement headlines. a announcement in san francisco 49ers rookie linebacker calling a career. he is retiring from the nfl. for fears of head trauma. the 24-year-old says he has no symptoms, but he's done his research and he says it's not worth the risk. the world's highest paid model is retiring from the catwalk after a 20 years career. she will reportedly make her final walk down the aisle in brazil. she isn't quicking the business for good. she'll be posing for print modeling. she's taking a rest from the catwalk. >> it's exhausting. >> well, a jawdropping ending. to a tv documentary hours after he was booked on murder charged. real estate heir robert durst's chilling words were caught on

camera. >> there it is. you're caught. i killed them all of course. >> the big question is will this evidence hold up in a court of law. we will ask judge andrew napolitano exactly that. he joins us on the curvy couch. >> i'm smiling because of all the crazy cases i tried in my life i never had one like this. >> is that a confession. >> no. under the law the question has to be who, what, when where and why. the person has to be told this is a confession. there's a couple odd quirks here. one is, were the police involved with hbo. answer, yes. were the police suggesting questions to hbo? yes. was hbo giving his answers back to the police? yes. that will allow his lawyers to say the police became agents of hbo -- or hbo became agents of

the police. he had to get a miranda warning, he had an expectation of privacy. it sounds odd if you're not in that end of law enforcement. that's the type of argument that would resonate with a judge that could keep this from coming to a jury. you have to look at this in the full context. these are the ravings of a mad man. he is more than likely guilty of all three of these murders. but the government has to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. if there is any non-guilty explanation for these words, the jury will be invited to accept it. >> the last part the reasonable doubt, he walked from what he claimed was a self-defense case down in texas where he killed his neighbor when he was a cross dressing woman in galveston. he dismembered that person's body. his $2 million defense -- he's got millions of dollars was able

to get him off the hook with reasonable doubt. now doubt they will be able to say he's talking in the bathroom. >> he was on the wins stand and was cross-examined for four days. and a texas jury, which rarely returned a not guilty verdict in a murder case where the defendant admits he did it with his own hands. this guy is too crazy, we're not going to find him guilty. that's probably what their defense is. it's the same lawyer as roger clemmons. >> you say -- i remember his also did the kurt bush case. what it the most -- >> the handwriting. they will have to explain that away. they can't put him on the stand to explain it. but they can put experts on a stand. >> to a layperson it looks like the same handwriting. >> a lot of people misspell beverly. >> what kind of irishman are you? >> my mom had a party yesterday.

so emotionally i thought it was yesterday. >> when is st. joseph's day? >> before easter. >> all right. thursday. >> thank you so much. >> now, this coming up, how did isis get so strong? if you ask president obama, it was bush's fault. the latest blame game from our commander in chief. and do your kids do chores around the house? they may be alone if they do. the shocking new study that says kids just don't work like they used to. is it a good thing? yes. the debate comes up next. >> you better help the butler.

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the children need chores. good question there. a new study shows 82% of parents

did them growing up but only 28% require their own kids to help around the house. with all the pressure for children to do well in school and time spent on activities are chores becoming obsolete. joining us are the woman. what is your verdict? >> we do in my house. i think chores are the home. >> you said you pay your kids to do their chores?

>> i do once a week. >> i'm totally giving money to give -- for children to do chores. >> are you prochores just against pay for chores? >> i don't want to label them as chores. when you get up and make your bed, i believe that's part of the responsibility for the household. and i think that there is requirements that you should be part of a family. and it gives them self-esteem and they feel good when they're contributing. i don't like to label it labor. i also think when you're paying kids to do chores, the household becomes a work zone. this is just what we do because we love each other and we care about each other. and when my husband has a hard day's work and he comes home and my daughter says, daddy, sit down. let me put your shoes away and hang up your coat. there is no way that she would be getting paid for that. it's something she wants to do from her heart. >> does that make you rethink paying the kids for chores?

>> no, it started when they were one. when they one they got a dollar a week. now they're seven and 11. if all their chores are done, the 11-year-old gets $11 and the 7-year-old gets $7. the money they earn is going towards things they want to buy that i don't think is necessary but they want. they're learning to save money and purchase things they want. it's something that we're doing in our house. >> i want to bring up the study. it's a 2002 study that kids started chores as young as three were more likely to have good relationships and be self-sufficient. one thing i hear you both agreeing on, they should be contributors in the home. it's where you're divided is in the pay, correct? >> i'm for the pay. sherry's name. >> yes, ma'am not for the pay. i think once you let the genie out of the bottle it's hard to

get your parenting authority back. what about when the kid says, you know what? mom i've been doing that for $5. i want a raise, i want $7. >> we need to talk about that. >> watch out for that. we thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> maybe you'll get a kiss from dick vitale. let us know, facebook, e-mail, twitter what do you think? do you pay your kids for chores? i'm trying to get them do it. tim tebow back on the field. and maybe the best video you'll see all day long. these kids are taking a page from taylor swift with the hands from their hospital staff. it is purely incredible. ♪

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is right for you. good morning. today is tuesday, march 17th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. it's another easy question that hillary clinton just won't answer. >> did you sign the declaration statement before leaving state? did you sign that statement? >> no luck there. wait until you hear the state department's excuse for all the stone walling. did you see the headlines? republican ted cruz terrified a little girl. >> the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind. the whole world is on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> a three-year-old asking if the world is on fire. hear from that little girl's mother who says the media needs to get its story straight. he's the heavyweight champ

known for taking down greats like mike tyson. now evander holyfield announces his next target. mitt romney, you got the match you've been fearing. there is no way out. we'll give you the details because our mornings are better with mitt romneys. >> this is john ohurley and you're watching "fox and friends." good for you. it's st. patrick's day briron where is your green? >> i celebrated st. patrick's day yesterday by mistake. >> you're ahead of the game. >> you guys are perfect. i love the shade of green you chose. it's kelly green and the green you guys have. >> live from studio g as in green. once a year we do this. it's the famous scene from riverdance where we do step

dancing. >> this show? you're right. >> i forgot about that. >> we were so close. if only he had worn his green. >> we'll be dancing. one year we did do that. >> i saw that. >> we should bring that back if we could afford the rights to it. >> let's bring back the year that we had the leprechaun sit on judge napolitano's lap. both the judge and leprechaun have separated since. >> i think the leprechaun had been sitting the sauce a little early. >> you miss a little, you miss a lot. thank you for joining us on st. patrick's day. be sure to put on a green as you start your day. as we start our day, we have a fox news alert. right now, israeli voters are deciding their country's future. this is a live look from jerusalem of polling place where people cast their ballot. >> prime minister netanyahu is fighting to win an election. >> so much is at stake.

we are live in jerusalem with details. how is the voting so far? >> people are turning out, there is actually been high voter turnout in the past. a couple years ago, the last election, i think there was more than 60% of the voters, 5.8 million voters turned out for that election. we're waiting to see what the turnout is going to be this time around. obviously, this has been a contentious campaign and election. there have been important issues, one you just mentioned. negotiations with the palestinians. al and also two other ones. iran's nuclear threat, of course we talked will you tell bout that. and also, the allegations that the u.s. state department has been funding an organization here in israel called victory 15 or v 15. that is really dedicated to ousting prime minister netanyahu from office. last night, representative mark meadows of north carolina was on with greta on the record. talking about he believes how

the obama administration is deliberately stalling with answers in regard to these allegations. here's what the representative said, listen. >> we see this a lot with the administration. they defer those answers to the real questions from congress in hopes that perhaps the election takes place without really this coming to light. >> and of course the other issue iran's nuclear threat. as we know, prime minister netanyahu spoke before congress about this. his competitor, isaac herzog of the zionist union said he believes that prime minister netanyahu has created unnecessary panic rards to that threat. former governor mike huckabee was on "the kelly file" last night saying what he believes would happen if prime minister netanyahu loses the election. listen to what former governor huckabee had to say. >> there is going to be popping of corks of champagne in the

white house. but ironically, the real lamentations are going to be coming from places like jordan and egypt and saudi arabia. >> okay. so iran allegations about the state department funding this organization. but another crucial, crucial campaign issue, and really an overall issue here among israelis, the economy. the high cost of living. that continues to be a main issue. back to you. >> i guess -- they say the economy and housing. thanks so much. let's talk about the president of the united states. he sat down with vice media and they finally released the interview in its entirely. and probably the most stunning part of it was the president's proclivity to continue to blame president bush for the problems he has today. after the surge with or then senator obama was against. the president ran on as his

greatest success story according to his vice president. when it comes to isis the president knows exactly who to blame, and that is bush. >> isil is a direct outgrowth of al qaeda in iraq. that grew out of our invasion. which is an example of unintended consequences, which is why we should generally aim before we shoot. >> you know, the interesting thing about that -- that's shane smith right there from vice news. he asked him a great question. he said, mr. president, you know, in the past you have called this the jv team. how did isis become so popular so fast? how did they wind up with so many foreign fighters. essentially mr. president, you missed this. how did you miss it? what does he do, he blames bush. if you listen to george bush back in 2007, he warned that if we pulled out too fast this was going to happen. listen to this. >> begin withdrawing before our commanders tell us we are ready would be dangerous. for iraq, for the region, and

for the united states. it would mean surrendering the future of iraq to al qaeda. it would mean we allow the terrorists to establish a safe haven in iraq to replace the one they lost in afghanistan. >> you know, it gives me chills every single time i hear that. we've been asking for offense from president obama. it has some people concerned he took aim at our military action. it was the invasion that led to the spread of isis. our men and women in the military did a wonderful job there. did the best they could. as you heard from president bush really foreshadowing what was to come if we got out there before we needed to or should have. this is what we're dealing with now. >> the fact of the matter is, absolutely after the invasion, saddam hussein was toppled. al qaeda in iraq came in to fight us. the fact of the matter is, by the end of it there were intercepts captured saying get out of here, this is lost, this fight is lost. when the uprising in syria, the

revelation was ignored by the rest of the world, that was an opening for al qaeda to come back. that is just a fact. did george bush and say after the 93 bombing world trade? why didn't bill clinton do anything after 2000 when we took a shot at bin laden it didn't do anything. to follow up after the the cole. did president bush say that? it doesn't do good to do that. >> the president's solution is they needed an education in common corement they need a common core education perhaps. >> while this president. he didn't listen to his advisors or his predecessor, instead he pulled out too fast and we've got it t. he's blaming bush and says let's educate them. meanwhile someone who would like to be the next president of the united states is senator from texas ted cruz is running for president. that's why this weekend he was up in new hampshire. here's a sound bite that mainstream media listened to and turned it around to make him

sound like a crazy person. watch. >> the obama economy is a disaster. obamacare is a train wreck. the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind. the whole world's on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> the world is on fire. yes, your world is on fire. but you know what? your mommy is here, and everyone's here to make sure that the world you grow up in is even better. >> that particular piece of rhetoric is something that ted cruz uses a lot on the campaign trail where he talks about the world is on fire. you have this three-year-old kid and looks up and the world is on fire. he had that great -- yet the mainstream media turned it to be a really bad thing scaring little kids. >> they slammed him. new york magazine saying his

campaign strategy scare tiny children. chicago tribune startled little girl by telling her the world son fire. >> seth meyers who was across the street brought it up last night when he sat down with ted cruz. we will talk to them shortly. on saturday. here is now senator cruz handled it in retrospect and as he spun out what really took place. let's listen. >> in the last 24 hours, there have been 50 media stories that say cruz terrified little girl. by the end of it i was freddy kruger, i had the fingernails it was terrible. the funny thing is it's not true. when i talked to her mom this afternoon, her daughter, julia was in the background and she said ted cruz is on the phone, who is ted cruz, the fireman. >> her daughter was calling him

uncle cruz. he was so kind. she loved him. we're going to talk to that mom at 8:45 this morning. right here on "fox and friends." we'll get the real scoop for her. >> the news outsets that said he terrified a kid. >> heather your responsibility is to do the news and don't fairify children. you got it? >> say it with a mom voice. i try to explain it to my kids. and that's a challenge. we start with a fox news alert. right now, there is dramatic video showing passengers on a united airlines flight taking down a dangerous guy midair. 39 people on board when the pilots were forced back to d.c. from denver. 15 minutes into their flight. this happened last night. the guy charged in the direction of the cockpit. he refused to listen to the crew members on board. other passengers helped restrain the guy until the plane landed. he was taken to the hospital for

an evaluation. united says it plans to fly the rest of the passengers to denver later this morning. >> prosecutors have now formally charged robert durst for the murder of his friend susan berman 15 years ago. if he's convicted on the first degree murder charge, the 71-year-old real estate heir could face the death penalty in california. he's also facing charges in louisiana. that's where he was arrested over the weekend. carrying a gun and marijuana. coming up at 7:50 this morning we'll talk to judge jeanine pirro. she has covered this case and followed this case and been involved in the case. we'll talk with her about the developments. another reason you should always pay attention when using your cell phone. look at what happens to this lady. a real close call in russia. she's chatting on her cell phone. she walks into the path of a moving van. yeah. the driver there doesn't see her. he just keeps on rolling. and he stopped just before he

crushes her. the lady stands up. she's shaken but unharmed. those are your headlines. if you missed it take a look again. wow. >> we look at the magic window and we see people doing this all day long. not looking as they cross 48th street. >> thank goodness she was okay. >> you don't know who she was talking to? >> i think she was talking to doocy. or putin. >> meanwhile we just told you about how the obama administration allegedly used taxpayer dollars to hurt benjamin netanyahu chances of reelection. we have a congressman to talk about it. >> the kids at a children's hospital decided to shake it off. >> dogs are involved? ♪

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it was stunning. a pledge from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has voters head to the polls saying no palestinian state would be established on his watch if reelected. that goes against the white house's goals for the region. and raises new questions about a report that claims the administration may have boost netanyahu's opponent. joining is congressman kin zner. your thoughts of the opposition party to netanyahu. >> if there is truth to this. we have reason to believe it warnts investigation, this is a hunl, huge issue. i mean, i don't know of overtly before the u.s. government has ever funded an organization that funded a subsidiary whose sole purpose was to overthrow an ally. benjamin netanyahu is not a major opponent of the united states.

he's a friend of the united states. the israeli people are friends. if in fact this is true that the -- money is fungible. money was given to this group and they give money to victory 15 whose sold purpose is to diselect the current government. this is a huge deal. >> when you travel overseas and talk to other government heads, what governments do you think will be upset if netanyahu is ousted today? >> you know, some people would be surprised at. saudi arabia, jordan, you know, kuwait. these are folks who understand the stability. even though there's tension went to israel and the middle east. they understand the role that israel plays. it's a stable democracy and they appreciate that. let's think about this. when netanyahu came to speak thoocongress, the president made a huge deal about the fact we don't meet with people before the election. the president meets with people who don't stand for an election.

to find out this is going on is a huge issue. >> i want to bring you something that president obama said to vice media. it's something you were intimately involved with, the war in iraq. he said iraq -- iesds is an outgrowth of al qaeda in iraq which shows we should aim before we shoot. mocking the region for the war. and what exactly the jv team is, what's your reaction? >> this constant blame bug. we're six and a half years into the president's term. when bush came out of the the office the worst you could say we won the iraq war but it was tough getting there. now you look at the world under barack obama, literally every place around the globe there is some kind of major conflict that didn't exist. foreign policy has been turned on its head the. pr president is blaming president bush for everything. negotiating with iran, it's crazy. >> thanks again. have a great day. >> you bet. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up, america has heard

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it will go 15 rounds unless he knocks him out. steve. we'll be watching that. remember the story of this guy from detroit who walked 21 miles to work every day. his life changed forever when donors crowd sourcess $350,000 o he could buy a car. now that guy's ex-girlfriend is demanding $50,000 for home repairs she claims are necessary because he was a slob. al since receiving the money, robertson has moved into his own home in the suburbs and has filed a restraining order against his e girlfriend. does she have any legal right to his $350,000 jackpot? here with the debate criminal defense attorney and heather and eric. she, the girlfriend says he promised he was going to give me $50,000 because he messed up the

house. you say she's got a good argument. >> it's fair, right? she was with him 15 of the 16 years he was doing this walk. she's supporting him. you can understand the fairness argument. in addition, under the law, if you make a promise to someone, and they rely on that promise to their detriment, you actually may be held responsible for paying up. >> let me ask you something, if you make a promise like that, isn't a contract and shouldn't something be signed? or should may be married? >> absolutely not. this is why she's an ex-girlfriend. i'm not going to call her a gold digger, but when money comes into play, people change. and she wants a piece of his pie. lucky for him, michigan outlawed common law marriage in 1957. >> you're right. but she -- i would argue that he's the one that changed. he's the one that moved out and got a brand new tv. >> she wasn't driving him to

work. he was walking to work for 12 years. she didn't say honey, i'm going to drive you to work. you don't need to work 21 miles >> that's not the reason she gets the money. she gets it because contracts don't have to be written down. if she relied op his promise if she made changes to house because he said he'd give her money. >> this is one of the problems i have with it, according to news sources out there, he was -- her boyfriend lived with her for 15 years. in a house she inherited through a family member. he was paying her $800 a month for 15 years. she is the one who made a lot of money off of him. >> that's one of the issues. you never get your honey where you have to spend your money. that is what happened in this particular case. this man was paying her and they were boyfriend, girlfriend. and when more money came into play, then there was an issue. so like i said, lucky for him he

wasn't married to her. then she would be entitled >> heather, you know you got to make the argument she's got a good case. you got to admit she shouldn't get the money. >> ultimately she won't get the money. she would have a tough uphill climb. i was hoping for the luck of the irish to win this argument. >> lucky was not 21 miles him walking to work. >> by the way, you both have to walk home. eric and heather, thank you very much. >> don't make me walk to brooklyn. >> what do you think? e-mails us at friends@foxnews.com. coming up, a rookie cop runs into a raging fire. >> anybody here? >> wait until you see how this story ends. it might say diet in the name but diet soda may be stuck on you in the worst kind of way. we're going to tell you where that winds up. coming up. ♪ in my world, wall isn't a street.

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he's so unprofessional. >> it smells so good. how great is that? >> wait a minute. >> i will have to bring one home for the kids. >> doocy. >> i got to dunk my doughnut. >> we'll save you one over here after you bring us the headlines on st. patrick's day. >> so many people are watching this how do i get that job, mom where the guy gets free breakfast? because your mouth is full, we have -- >> steve can't talk. >> believe in yourself and you could be dunking on tv. >> elizabeth, say something nice. >> we need to bring some home to the kids. >> we will. absolutely. nice of you to get up so early with the dunken donuts guys. happy st. patrick's day to you. this is out of florida and incredible new video. it shows the moment a sheriff deputy pulls a woman from her burning home in florida. take a look. >> which way? which way? i can't see it.

anybody in here? who else is in there, anybody? >> so as you watch what is happening there, that is pasco county sheriff's deputies are jumping into action. they're force today break through windows of the home. the smoke got too thick. it was all caught on camera by deputy james collins. he saved a life and he's only been on the job there for two weeks. nice job. well done. four florida high school students rushed to the hospital after they eat pot laced brownies at school. at least ten teenagers ate the drugged deserts. the ones who weren't sick, were sent home. one teenager was so impaired he could barely speak. the teenager accused of selling the brownies is under arrest. that in port orange florida. a lot of us drink diet

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to be but they're making the best of it and trying to have a good time. >> someone will see that and show up in philadelphia i wouldn't doubt. >> thank you very much. well, it's time for road trip. a brand new series here on "fox and friends." anna kooiman is on the road trip for a major league fan. >> our road trip team thought we needed to thaw out. we decided to head into phoenix and go to gooyear arizona. i got a chance to get in the batters box with some players. take a look. as i drive along this arizona highway, it feels like spring is finally upon us. for major leaguers spring taining is a place where people hone their craft and kw prepare for the long 165 game season. to see what this is all about. i come to make some of the cleveland indians. >> hi.

welcome to the indian spring training. we hug here. nice number. >> you like that number? >> yes, i do. >> great minds think alike. that's your number? >> it sure it. we got one of your teammate that is going to work with you. we're going to introduce you to one of your teammates. mike since we're giving out hugs. >> we're not going to stop. >> we will do a little hitting here. >> okay. >> do you know anything about hitting? >> yeah, i played varsity softball in high school. >> you know the biggest thing about hitting is rhythm. i don't know if you watch when i it had, there's a lot of movement and craziness. >> what's the helicopter thing? >> that's the rhythm part. you got it all perfect. you got the hips going, the hands going. that's key. you want the hips moving, you want everything moving. you got to get all that rhythm. >> i feel like i'm dancing right now. >> that's what hitting is, you want to dance. >> swing it a long drive to left. this ball is gone.

>> we've got another walk off winner. >> i think the biggest thing with hitting is, you know, trying to focus. i know i'm not a guy that's not going to hit 30 runs so i'm not going to try to do that. i'm going to get on base and move the line along. i think hitting is knowing yourself and not trying to do too much. the rhythm before the ball comes in. there you go. keep your eye on the ball. look at that. bring it in. put these bad boys on. >> all right. maybe that's what i need. >> make sure she diz the willy mays thing. >> what is it? >> the wiggle, the bat. >> man, i feel like i need to start swinging before the ball leaves your hand. okay. here goes nothing. here we go. my little helicopter getting rhythm. all right. >> just a little sooner. >> strike. >> remember everything.

a little rhythm. >> give me one i can hit. was that outside? >> no, it was right down the middle. >> come on. >> a little willy mays haze. a little rhythm. nice. >> all the way into the dirt. can i join the team? >> absolutely. thanks for joining us. and you're welcome back anytime you want. >> thank you so much. good luck this season. >> thank you. >> initially they're showing up a little bit giving me the real major baseball speed. you have to decide to hit or them all. >> that's why i swung and missed a few times. >> in spring training, they gave you the afternoon. it was awesome.

>> our next stop is we're going to the circus. i'm going to clown school. we'll get a kick out of that. i would love to take your suggestion,s. e-mail me or tweet me or hit me up on facebook. >> if you would like her to go visit you on her next road trip. >> i'm sure people would like to have you on a road trip to their place. >> yeah. >> love you. >> you got to do it. >> we're in our dugout right here. coming up, the family of robert durst, do they think he's guilty or not? our very own judge jeanine pirro works closely on this case. she will join us live. the survey is on, sheryl casone is here with the jobs that make us happy. the most happy jobs that are out there and they don't all involve eating. ♪

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elizabeth? >> we're about to get happy here. are you happy with your job? we're asking you that today. if you're a school principal your answer is probably yes. that title recently topped a survey as one of the happiest jobs in america. what other jobs made the list and how can you get one? cheryl casone is here. >> what makes your job happy? it's who you work for, with. can you grow there, is there a good company culture. are you rewarded in some way. a lot of times it wasn't money. the first happy jobs systems developer. so a systems developer, what you do is you basically insolcomputer systems and operating software. the average pay is $93,000. that would make people happy. there is a company that is hiring system developers. it's call core u 360. many people who is do it

structure, cloud services things like that. it's $45,000 $150,000 is the range. >> another happy job is a business development executive. you got to be really good thinker. you've got to be good yourn feet and with people. business development is your planning, you're directing and coordinating. i'm sure a lot of us could be good at that. $101,000 is the salary. enterprise rent a car. i brought them to the show before. they have good training for executives. they're known for taking college kids out. they have 12,000 openings this year. >> excellent. happy news right there. automation engineer. >> think about plants and processing. if you've got to make a million pen slz. that's what an automation esk

near could do. you need an associate's degree. there is a company that makes external parts for the car industry. they're hiring. that have 184 jobs open right now. >> senior software engineer is another happy job. >> it s. obviously, we all know what software is and data and software that's running your computer. the average pay is $79,000. you can develop it, vamt is designer. you need a bachelor's degree. there's a company called nova text. they basically do software for the cloud. now everything is not in your computer, you're working on the cloud. they're hiring mostly in connecticut. they've got 200 jobs that are open. they need customer service. they have other jobs they're hiring for. but i wanted to highlight the happy job. >> we need happy job. >> we have happy jobs.

i said this to mr. o'reilly, this is a happy place to work. >> hard working and happy. great combination. great rewards. sheryl casone, happy to have you here. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> you don't want to miss her on the fox business network. go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. now this coming up, the kiss seen around the world caused dick vitaly laying a big one on ashley judd. what a smooch that was. hear his side of the story in his own words in the next hour. the family of robert durst, do they think he is guilty. hear from his sister and our very own judge jeanine pirro who worked closely on this case. she is walking in to join us live. on this day in history, 1958. the champs had the number one song in america with tequila. ♪

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visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. just moments ago, the brother of kathleen durst, the wife of millionaire robert durst who disappeared back in 1980 speaking out about the chilling murder confession. >> do you feel in your heart of hearts he confessed to the murder of your sister? >> in my heart of hearts, absolutely. >> so after 15 years at the center of three murder investigations across the country, could the confession finally mean justice for durst? joining us right now is the former da turned fox news host, judge jeanine pirro who has worked closely on this case since the beginning. the significance of the agreement on that? >> of the agreement? >> of the brother. >> jim mccormick for 15 years. i've known him.

we reopened the case in the disappearance of his sister. i was with him when he heard the words, i killed them all of course. i'm sure that family feels closure. there will be no closure for anyone before this guy is convicted of something. acquitted of murdering and dismembering his neighbor in texas was the most deczar thing. la has a good shot of convicting him. they've got this cupfession assuming the judge lets it in. >> is it a confession? >> it's an admission at the very least. is it admissible? it depends on the judge. look, as far as i'm concerned it was voluntarily given. he agreed to give the statements. he signed a waiver. he was subject to interrogation, he was not in custody. he had a hot mic on end of the story. i'm not the judge in the case. >> we had judge napolitano in. he said that he wondered whether or not it would be admissible.

he looked at it as the ravings of a mad man. >> i have investigated robert durst for 15 years. as criminal court judge who has handled this stuff. he's not a mad map, they would have used that as a defense in texas. this murder of susan berman was exit hadded before morris black. if he wasn't crazy at the time he killed morris black, how are they going to do it for a couple months before? he was crazy but he got over it? >> he had a track record of doing bizarre activity. >> this is about a guy who kills when he needs to make sure people don't talk. his wife was about to get a divorce. she wanted to leave him. he didn't want her to leave him. everybody thinks he was a great guy. he was beating her. that's what my investigation unearthed. >> he killed her? >> i believe he did. but we never found the body. >> fast forward to susan berman

who acted as his spokes person. she says the police are going to talk to me and she winds up dead. >> my investigators were going there pursuant to my investigation to speak to susan because she was his spokesperson. she was the person who spoke on behalf of him. low and behold he starts shifting money and then she got shot in the head execution style. >> let me ask you this, was the show essentially in his arrest? were the police waiting on this to air before they went ahead and proceeded with an arrest here? was it necessary at all or something that helps the public understand the case a little bit more? >> what was important was that the evidence unearthed by the jinx is evidence that should lead to the conviction of robert durst. the timing of the arrest by the police as it relates to this documentary -- >> he was about to go to cuba. >> there is no benefit with it connecting to the jinx. the guy was about to go to a country where there is no

extradition traeaty with the united states. fbi swooped him up. >> when does his court case stop? >> new orleans wants to keep him for a gun confession which is an automatic ten years. that's pretty much -- >> slam dunk. >> i don't want to use that word slam dunk. they get him first because they have it. >> amazing stuff. >> she's been following it for decades. >> 15 years. >> there you go. >> incredible work. al. >> judge, thank you very much. coming up on this tuesday, an update on the terrifying midair emergency. a passengers barrelling toward the cockpit yells the word jihad repeatedly. brand new details you've got to hear coming up next. do your kids do chores? they might be alone. the shocking new study that says kids don't work like they used to. is it a good thing? you're e-mails are pouring in on this one. ♪

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good morning. it is tuesday, march 17th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. overnight a plane forced to make an emergency landing with an out of control passengers started screaming jihad repeatedly while running for the cockpit. how the other passengers took that man down. and how did isis get so strong? if you ask president obama, it was george bush's fault. >> of course. laura ingraham here to react to get the latest on the blame game from our current commander in chief. the headlines across the country claim ted cruz terrified a little girl. >> the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind, the whole world's on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> this hour, her very own mom joins us live on the set to set

the record straight. it turns out the world is not on fire, children. you can go to school and please get dressed. may i add mornings are better than friends? >> this is cathy ireland, you're watching "fox and friends." that is so cool that animation. >> it is. >> happy st. patrick's day live from new york city i a little later on we will be hosting the world's largest st. patrick's day parade. bigger than anything in ireland. brian, for you folks getting dressed right now wear something green. >> see that tarp out there, there's a canopy out there. they're selling those green irish hats. so i said go out and get three of them. gabef one of the kids $10.

they're $15 a piece. >> out of luck when it comes to the hat. >> that's our miscellaneous budget. >> one minute aft hour. we begin with a fox news alert. israeli voters are at the polls. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is seeking a fourth term in office. he's promising a palestinian state will not be established on his watch. >> we're live in jerusalem with the latest. good morning to you. >> well, elizabeth, steve and brian good morning to you. that's one of the issues that's been brought up the palestinian state, among other ones including the economy, that's a big issue here. cost of living. high cost of living. take a look, we're seeing live shots of the pictures of the polls. it's already the voter turnout is pretty high already. it's looking good. traditionalally of the 5.8 million registered voters. in the past we've seen turnout from 60% to 80%. this is expected to be a pretty

high voter turnout this year. now, let me real quickly talk about how israel's government system works. it's what's called a proportional representation system of government. basically the prime minister controls the most seats in the panel. basically the number of seats that a party holds is based upon the percentage of votes. that party gets in the election. for innocence, if prime minister netanyahu's party gets the most votes. that stands for 24 seats. the headline of today's paper is about the election. it says mr. prime minister isaac herzog of the zionist union party and prime minister netanyahu. you know, we're waiting to see what happens in the exit polls as they come in a little bit later. back to you. >> it's a little after 2:00 in the afternoon in jerusalem. >> thank you. let's bring in laura ingraham.

thank you very much for wearing, i guess that's green? >> what does it look like? >> aqua. >> i see green. >> kelly green doesn't look good on me. i got to go for the aqua. that's the best i can do. >> you look beautiful let's talk about what's going on in israel. if benjamin netanyahu loses, there are a lot of people that are going to blame president obama because we've been talking over the last 24 hours about the state department funneled $350,000 to oo group that issished with another group that is trying to kick benjamin netanyahu out of his job. >> no love lost, obviously, between the obama administration and netanyahu's team. i will say, however, that what's happening in israel is a bit of a cautionary tale given the disparity in incomes. we have a very wealthy upper percentile of income earners in israel. as we've been hearing the last couple of weeks, a lot of

despair and frustration in the working class and the working poor in israel. the idea of they're always on a war footing. i would argue they have to be. given the threats to israel's existence. however, people are getting tired of netanyahu in that lower and working class population. so i think he has that to deal with. in addition to kind of the -- i think the other party is trying to make hey of what he did in the united states. i don't think that speech is what's going on in israel. i think it's the state of the economy in israel. >> believe it or not the people aren't talking about terror or iran they're talking about housing costs that is up 55%. let's change gears and talk about an interview that barack obama did not do with fox, he did with vice media. and he actually brought up -- they asked him, where did this whole isis come from? what is the attraction? he was quick to point fingers. we should not be surprised.

>> isil is a direct outgrowth of al qaeda in iraq. that grew out of our invasion. which is an example of unintended consequences, which is why we should generally aim before we shoot. >> i thought the statute of limitations on blaming bush ran out about two or three years ago. >> big blame game here. >> it's so immature and so unprofessional. it's not becoming of the leader of the free world. six and a half years into his administration we're still doing that game? i mean, talk about tired. come up with some new meme at this point. we don't know what iraq would look like today if saddam were in power. i mean, you could make the argument we upset the apple cart. i get that argument. i think that as someone who is really concerned, especially about the iraqi crestians and what's happened to that community. they did live and peace and relative calm under saddam. was that a tenable situation to

survive over the next decade? probably not. regardless of those arguments, for a sitting president to speak in this manner, it is something you expect of an 8th grader or 4th grader. not something you expect of a grown man. >> remember when they said you told him the jv team. well james clapper didn't give me good intelligent. president bush started a war. he ran against romney saying he brought peace to iraq. >> exactly. you know, if only he had lisened in 2007 to president bush's warning. listen to this it gives me chills hearing it every single time. watch. >> begin withdrawing before our commanders tell us we are ready would be dangerous. for iraq, for the region, and for the united states. it would be surrendering the future of iraq to al qaeda. it would mean we allow the terrorists to establish a safe

haven in iraq to replace the one they lost in afghanistan. >> bush was right. >> well, i think in retrospect we hear that and he predicted the situation correctly. at the same time we have to remember that bush had a 27% approval rating in 2007 and 2008. obama won. after that second term. and he said look, that's my mandate, pull out of iraq, i'm going. he didn't care what bush said or what some of the experts were saying. his mandate was a political one. he want today follow his political instincts and that's what he did. >> i don't think iraq was an issue. >> i think it was part of it. i think it was everywhere. i think people were tired of war and a tired economy. i think both were a toxic combination. history will judge. >> we keep hearing there's work to do. i want to bring you to chores. as a mom, we know about chores. they're saying only 28% of children now do chores that parents are making kids do less

chores because they have games after school. approximatitous, whatever they have. do you think this is a good powerful trend to not have kids do chores, should they be stepping it up around the house? >> as someone who shovelled a very long hill with a shovel and not a snowblower and had a bush mower and from the age of ten cut our entire lawn. as someone who bagged leaves picked blueberries, peaches. >> you did chores so kids should do chores? >> i mean what i'm saying, if you don't teach the children the value of a dollar, how difficult it is for working people to make a dollar, expect to raise a bunch of entitled kids, beyond spoiled, just frankly don't have a sense of what it takes to earn a living. my daughter cleaned out the garage on sunday. and swept the garage out. she's nine years old. my kids all do chores. that's the way i do it. i can't conceive of doing it another way.

>> pay or not pay? >> i pay with love and hugs. >> i take it. >> the tyranny of the schedule, right? lacrosse, soccer, you know, piano. it's the tyranny of the schedule and the kids are stressed out. we need to deschedule and go back to basics. >> back to the old days we use today work the land. if we didn't work the land and rotate the crops we didn't eat. >> i was the president of future farmers. >> laura there in the blue green outfit. thank you for joining us on this st. patrick's day. >> great to see you. also in green today. on this happy st. patrick's day we couldn't get you a hat because they were too expensive outside. >> if we did more chores and got paid by our parents we'd have more money. >> let's call the bosses 15 bucks a hat. good morning, to you right now we start with a fox news alert. an out of control passenger

screaming this terrifying word on an airplane. jihad. that passengers is taken down by his fellow passengers on a united airlines flight late last night. 39 people were on board this plane. when pilots were forced to head back to washington, d.c. just 15 minutes into the flight to denver. the guy reportedly charged toward the cockpit. claiming that there were jihadist in the cargo hold. he was restrained until that plane landed. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. no explosives were found on board. we're getting in new information now on this. we'll bring you more as we get it. eight minutes of non-stop gunfire. police officers testifying at the trial of the boston marathon bomber. recounted the vicious shootout with the tsarnaev brothers when they were cornered four days after the boston bombing. one cop describing pressure cooker bombs being thrown out of their car like baseballs. before the testimony, jurors

left the courtroom to see this boat where dzhokhar tsarnaev hid after he escaped from police. the defense wanted them to see it. it had been shot up more than 100 times. the white house is now confirming that former cia director david petraeus is advising the administration on how to deal with isis terrorists. thes just two weeks after he pleaded guilty to giving classified information to his mistress. >> i think legitimately regarded as an expert when it comes to the security situation in iraq. so i think it's -- makes a lot of sense for senior administration officials to on occasion consult him for advice. >> we're getting reports that petraeus may no longer have a cia security clearance. this is a kiss seen around the world. look at him as he goes for it. that is the actress ashley judd locking lipwise college basketball analyst dick vitale. before university of kentucky's

big win. earlier he told us the story about that smooch. >> she ran over and gave me a big hug and a big kiss. we all laughed about it. before i knew it, it was all over -- talking about social media. all over the place. it was a smooch. i know a lot of my buddies they said they ate their heart out. >> vitale said even his wife couldn't stop laughing when she saw that one. those are your headlines. he really went in right for that. didn't he? >> he loves her. >> he sure does. >> you got to know what you want in life. it's a lesson for the kids. >> that's the game plan. up next, are democrats in congress about to join forces with republicans? to block a white house deal with iran. the stunning news from the president's own party when democrat joe manchin, the senator joins us. you probably seen the mainstream media headlines claiming ted cruz terrified a little girl. her mom is here live to correct

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well the white house ramps up pressure on congress not to interfere with their nuclear deal with iran, opposition seems to be growing. democrats seem to be backing a republican bill that would require the president to run any

potential deal through congress. joining me now the democrat from west virginia senator joe manchin is here with us on "fox and friends." good morning to you, senator, thanks for being here. are you one of the democrats that would join here with the bill bucking the white house here and putting them in a tougher spot? will you join corker? >> i think everybody knows i don't have a problem with bucking the white house or anything. i think common sense is if we can get a deal through negotiations through diplomacy, we should try to get that deal. let's look at that deal and see what it is. i signed on to the menendez letter that says by the 24th, which is only a few days away they have to rebuild the plan. i have spoken to samantha powers and she's gone in detail where they are. i want to see the final result of that. i've signed on to the bipartisan bill. by the end of june if we don't have a deal we double down on sanctions. which we know impairs their economy and hurts iran. i'm committed there.

bob corker is my dear friend. we're talking on that. i want to see -- i'm prepared to go if that's where we need to go. i don't have a problem with that. >> that's refreshing to hear that from the other side of the aisle, i'm sure as republicans are hearing this from you today. obviously, that's how our government should work. so that's a secure yes there. i want to ask you this, are u.s. intelligence agencies report that iran has reportedly made advanced with rockets and missiles into iraq to help to fight against isis here. this is coming from "the new york times." and they're saying taking place in tikrit. what do you know and what's your position on this? >> basically, i know about what's been reported right now. we will have a briefing again today. we knew iran is having greater influence on iraq and more so, especially when we had no knowledge that they were going in to tikrit together as a coalition. so all of these things here -- that can bother you, but the bottom line is we have to realize the sunnis and shiites have been fighting each other

for some 1,400 years. why would we expect that's going to change? >> reportedly two thirds of the troops there shia militia, largely trained there. a point of concern there. senator joe manchin, we thank you for your insight and for your absolute honesty and where you stand here with this push against the white house and it's negotiations. >> we have to all become americans and come together. democrats and republicans, in defense of our country and basically defending our military people. it should not be partisan, it should be all of us working together. >> have a great day. now this coming up, is robert durst a cold blooded killer? or just plain crazy. a psychiatrist now saying an insanity defense could set him free. he's going to explain that next. are you guilty of this? maybe sharing too many pictures of your kids on social media? yikes. i might be. steve definitely is.

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the cold case suddenly turns red hot. missteerious real estate heir robert durst the focus of three murder investigations in three separate states after supposedly admitting he killed them all, of course. that's his quote in the hbo documentary the jinx. with an apparent confession caught on tape, can he claim insanity? here to take us inside the man of a killer is the chairman of psychiatry. and author of this new book called shrinks, the untold story

of psychiatry. i know it's exciting to have this out, but first things first. from what you hear from mr. durst, what kind of pattern do you see? >> i'm speculating. >> there's a lot in the public record. >> having said that i think there's a high index of suspicion this very weird, very eccentric, very strange guy was mentally ill. he has a long history of eccentrum bizarre unusual behavior, cross dressing, assuming identities the murders of people in a very grisly way. and there was one reporter, matt burkebeck i believe that did a profile that suggested even as young as a child he was evaluated and diagnosed for mental problems. >> if he's behind camera

according to the documentary and what we see. they see the handwriting analysis and it looks damming. moments later he's caught on a hot mic saying this? is that a pattern of behavior? would he have the instinct by himself? >> my hunch is that he was responding to voices. to hallucinations. a characteristic symptom of psychosis, is internal auditory hallucinations which carry on a dialogue with you. he sounded like he was having a dialogue with his internal voices which is a system of schizophrenia. >> this weekend i watched fox catcher. you referred to the coach, and you said this reminds you of what you're seeing here with durst. >> very similar. du pont was a weird guy. life long. he was able to keep it together so that he didn't get thrown in

a hospital. but, obviously, he was disturbed and it came out when he had this wrestling camp. ultimately he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. i think the thing is, is that durst, du pont, these guys are rich. they're not considered crazy. they're considered eccentric. how can you tolerate for decades bizarre behavior? if he had trouble breathing or chest pain or having a seizure, anybody would take him to the doctor. because it's behavior -- this is the essence -- >> of your book. >> my book which deals with the residu residual stigma, fear, lack of awareness and the avoidance of seeking care for mental illness. >> you say if you have cancer you go to the doctor. dermatologist, you have a rash there's no stigma. but psychiatry there's a stigma. >> the actress got up there and said if you have asthma you take

medicine. if you have mental illness you're considered to be weird. i tell you what the biggest mistake and shameful thing that is a consequence of this phenomenon of sigma towards behavioral disorders is ptsd in the military. we should have had an all out scientific assault to understand the basis of how combat stress affects the brain and leads to pathologic behavior after. >> thanks for joining us appreciate your analts. coming up, headlines across the country are this ted cruz terrified a little girl. >> the obama clinton foreign policy, of leading from behind the whole world's on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> ahead, the little girl's mom joins us live to set the record straight. through school stories that all have you seeing red.

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the four month old giggles every single time. good thing her mom likes chips. >> adorable. >> speaking of schools we've got stories about them that will have you seeing red. i'm not kidding. the first one up, redskins. >> western new york school district has this lacrosse team. they're named the redskins. they had an emergency meeting because there was one team that refused to play against them. they said the word redskins, it's a slur against native americans. now that school in new york has changed its nickname. >> yeah, what they're going to have to do is they're going to have to go ahead and retire the redskins and come up with something new. meanwhile out at the university of missouri, this is an interesting story. muslim student leader -- actually the former president of the muslim student organization out there. the former leader says that you can't show the movie "american

sniper" with bradley cooper. >> it was the highest movie in 2014. >> you can't show it on campus because they feel unsafe demanding an apology and calls the movie colonial propaganda. >> she said she doesn't feel safe. the school is saying that this we have not made a decision whether or not we're going to cancel the film or not. it is scheduled as of now to be planned for april 17th or they will have some sort of event to help cultivate an inclusive campus climate. >> obviously they haven't watched the movie. the people they are targeting are the insurgency, they're not targeting innocent people. if they watch the movie, they be it's not americans against muslim. if you're a terrorist you might be offended. but that usually okay with americans. >> the final school university

uc of irvine they decided they were going to ban national flags in the lobbies of the building there. we sent griff jinkens to talk to some of the kids to see how they feel about this. >> the flag means so much. i feel that if you take it down, people who worked for it, worked so hard to preserve it and its values, what it means, would just be destructive to their hard work. >> if it can hold other flags in there, there should be no problem with the flag of the u.s. since we are in the u.s. >> i feel like it was a small group of students that the whole world found out about. obviously i don't agree with their choice. >> i think they should put the flag back. >> they decided to take the flags down. it wasn't meant to hurt anyone's feelings? >> so it wasn't meant to hurt anyone's feelings. i'm sorry your were offended. >> if you're receiving money, that flag should be up there.

>> you're talking about california. it's a little different out there. good news is, the flag is going to stay. >> right. >> crisis averted. >> i know this is good to see both sides of the issue. having an american flag up, you don't have to debate that long. >> that's why you wore red, white and blue today. i knew there was an reason. >> american sniper on hold, american flag back on campus. >> that's right. >> match that, heather. >> i can never match what you guys do over there. good morning. i've got an update for you on a story we brought your earlier. the alleged road rage shooting that left a las vegas mother dead may have been a case of mistaken identity. the brand new grand jury transcripts that erich nowsh was not the same person that terrorized her and her daughter during a driving lesson.

this happened before she was shot in her head outside her own home. he is now charged with her death. police still looking for the original driver. they believe may be connected to the case. here is why you should always pay attention when using your cell phone. watch this close call from russia. a woman chatting away on her cell phone walked right into the path. look at this here, of a moving van. the driver doesn't see here. he keeps on rolling. stopping just before crushing her. she gets up, she is shaken but completely unharmed. imagine that. that happening in russia. $350,000 was raised for the detroit man who walked 21 miles to work every day. listen to what has happened now. his ex-girlfriend, ex is now demanding $50,000 of it to fix

the home that they used to share. here's the question, we were asking, is it fair? >> under the law, if you make a promise to someone and they rely on that promise to their detriment, you actually may be held responsible for paying up on that promise. >> people change. and she won a piece of his pie. lucky for him michigan out lawed common law marriage in 1957. she doesn't have a leg to stand on. >> amen to that. he was fantastic earler i. new interview. he moved out of his girlfriend's home and filed a restraining order against her. you know parents who are maybe a little too eager to share the baby photos online? >> she's wondering when we're going to come over and see the baby. >> again with the baby. >> who are they? >> this guy who used to live in the building they keep calling us to see the baby. you got to see the baby. when are you going to see the baby. can't they send us a tape? >> that's what us as parents do.

all that oversharing may actually be harmful to your kids. there is a new study that claims those shared stories or photos may not only be embarrassing down the road, they may also pose a privacy risk. cyber kidnappers could steal the photos online. claim the kids on their own or do things with the pictures you wouldn't want them to do. >> when you tag a picture with your child, there's also a geo locater you're telling somebody where your kid is. >> be mindful. >> we're out of control with social media. we should stop for a week and think about what we're doing. >> please do follow us on twitter. >> and i'll be reading your tweets later on don't forget to like us because we like you. >> i don't need this. >> i had a suggestion. >> go find a green tie, okay? >> he dipped into the green beer a little earlier. >> that's st. patrick's day for you. you have seen the headlines across the country claiming ted

cruz terrified this little girl. >> the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind, the whole world's on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> that little girl's mother is going to join us live to set the record straight. and big news from supermodel gisele bundchen that will ruin the day for guys all around the world. >> so sorry. >> say it ain't so. ♪

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welcome back. we have quick headlines for you now. a new study claims the apple watch may create a distraction on the road than smartphones. drivering reading a message on the watch takes 36% longer in

time to react to emergency. the world's highest paid model is retiring from the runway. after a 20 year career juzil bunchen will make her final cat walk. she isn't quitting for good. she will pose for print modeling there. >> thank you. we have all seen the headlines across the country. claiming ted cruz terrified a three-year-old girl with this sound bite. >> the obama clinton foreign policy of leading from behind, the whole world's on fire. >> the world is on fire? >> the world is on fire. yes. your world is on fire. but you know what? your mommy is here and everyone's here to make sure that the world you grow up in is even better. >> well, as it turns out that three-year-old girl's mother says the media got it all wrong.

she's here to set the record straight. joining us for their very first interview is the mother and daughter. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> okay. so michelle, let's talk a little bit about what happened over the weekend there in new hampshire. ted cruz was giving his speech. he was talking about the world on fire. what was your daughter doing when she heard the word fire? >> she looked up from a game she was playing on my phone. and she repeat the line that he had used. my world's on fire? and there was a big backlash on the fact that he had supposedly scared her. and in reality, she looked at him as a firefighter or a hero to a three-year-old girl. >> yeah. >> she was -- >> did she ask you whether the senator was like, somebody on her favorite show on tv?

>> yes, power patrol. she has him right here. >> she's on the phone right now as well. that's good. that will keep her distracted while we do this pesky interview. after. >> yes. >> there you go, you heard her. >> i'm playing my game. >> as ted cruz is giving his speech and then he responds to her, then as it turns out, the mainstream media said that ted cruz terrified a little kid, he scared her, startled her, is that true? >> no, absolutely not. no, she really did. she looked at him he was a hero. he was going to put the world that was burning out. he was going to be the firefighter. she looked at him like he was going to save her. >> yeah. are you disappointed in how a number of mainstream media outlets depicted what ted cruz did to your daughter?

>> i'm very upset. i'm very upset with the fact that they portrayed him like he was evil. and he was not. and never even once did they ask me or my daughter what really happened. and when i did say stuff to the reporters that were there, they did not fill in the last part that i had told them, which was she thought he was a firefighter. >> sure. michelle, you know how it works. there are a number of mainstream media outlets who try to make people on the right look like crazy people. >> right. >> he was simply -- >> we're not. >> he was simply answering, you know, the question she had asked. and when she heard fire, she thought about the guy on her favorite tv show. look, she got a high score, mom. take a look. >> look mommy. >> good job.

>> all right. michelle and her daughter julia who was playing on the phone during that interview. live from new hampshire. thank you for joining us and setting the record straight. coming up on the st. patrick's day, an irish catholic priest becomes world famous because of this song. ♪ >> that viral video landed this singing priest a record deal and he's going to join us live to talk about his new found fame and another surprise you're going to love. good morning to you, father. let's check in with martha maccallum to find out what happens at the top of the hour. >> good morning to you. did hillary sign a document that could lead to criminal charges in the e-mail case? the simple question america awaits an answer to that. are we closing to getting it today? isis takes to a new level with reports of using chlorine gas to

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