hey everybody. good morning. today is sunday, 22nd of march, 2015. and a fox news alert. targeting our troops this morning the islamic state launching a brand new threat against the members of the united states military even leaking personal addresses names, and pictures. is the threat real and what is the pentagon saying? details ahead. as the deadline for nuclear deal with iran kneels coming at the end of the month, the president makes his first public comments as benjamin netanyahu's victory in israel. >> not only does it give ammunition to folks who don't

believe in a jewish state but i think it starts a -- >> we trust iran but we're very angry with israel. and they never expected to make it as far as they have. >> what a great week. unbelievable week. there's nothing to be sad about as a coach. best time as a my life. and as father. hear the real story behind this coach's tears next. mornings are better with friends. good morning! >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hey. scott brown it's great to see you. >> great to be back. we had a great day yesterday. let's do it again today. we start the subtle morning

with a fox news alert. direct threat against our troops. isis launching a brand new threat against members of the united states military even leaking personal addresses names, and. ictures. encourageing lone wolf style attacks on those on the list. the pentagon is investigating but nothing has been awe thicket candidated. forcing the united states to evacuate the remaining personnel in yemen. nearly 100 operations forces pulled out from the air base. following suicide attacks on mosques where nearly 140 were killed. shiite rebels seeking territory throughout the country. today the u.n. security council meets behind closed doors to discuss yemen's worsening situation. >> unbelievable. on the one hand you have isis, and then the counterbalance to isis is iran. and this is an expansion of

iran's sphere of influence. it's not only lebanon, yemen. iran got more powerful. >> and don't forget, you have the criminal elements within yemen that obviously you have but you also have the criminal elements within the country. i'm hopeful they pulled out appropriately properly securing all our classified information, our weaponry and not just leaving it last time. here we are six months ago the president was touting -- and this is what other successful models will be? i hope not. >> it is a humiliating failure. we lost track of a half billion dollars somewhere. not many good actors in yemen. your choices between al qaeda -- the president's predictions about what yemen would look

like. this is from september of last year. >> the counter terrorism campaign will be waged through a steady, we relentless effort to take out isil using our air power and partner forces on the ground. the strategy of taking out terrors who threaten us and supporting partners on the one front lines is one we successfully pursued in yemen for years >> the problem this was a major staging base for our drones. >> right. and we don't have anybody on the ground to figure out where the drones need tow strike. >> this is what happens when you take options off the table. when you say we're just going to use drones or air strikes. they have a different strategy from high-- hiding from that. >> this is what what happens when you don't take your enemies

seriously and support your friends. the president identified the government our friends. why didn't we support them? why did we let it happen? >> we talked about it yesterday. our allies don't trust us. the president puts forth a sound byte dealing with rhetoric. this is what we're doing. it's great success. that's why they don't trust what is happening with iran with kerry and that's why our allies are obviously not trusting us. and frank >> speaking of our allies our friends in israel and benjamin netanyahu at odds with the president for the united states. we heard from president obama doubling down what his press secretary said on friday. let's take a listen. >> given his statements prior to the election it is going to be hard to find a path where people

are seriously believing that negotiations are possible. >> what was your reaction to his warning on election day about heading to the polls in droves? >> we indicated that kind of rhetoric was contrary to what is the best of israel's traditions. i think that not only does it give ammunition to folks who don't believe in it in a jewish state but it also, i think, starts to erode the meaning of democracy. >> so n basically the wrong people are voting. an attractive thing to say. it's what the president of the united states said repeatedly. the wrong people voted. >> the rhetoric is unbelievable. when the president is actually the day after a state of the union, the day after our elections here when a message was sent, a powerful message was

sent in our country, he's not listening. he's using his pen. he's traveling on air force one at our expense dividing this country. listen, netanyahu will do and should do whatever he can do to protect the state of israel, and the worst relations right now between israel and the united states, he better hurry up and they better join forces and get their act together. it's going to affect the safety and security of israel. >> we can't take the prime minister of israel, we can't take him at his word but iran ayatollah at their word? is this really a good idea? >> now we are entering into this much more complex relationship with iran, we're moving toward a deal. the framework done by the end of the month. what is happening in iran today? we know this because the ayatollah tweets, yes he's on twitter. the ayatollah himself. here is his latest tweet, we're

quoting. he was according to the times of israel at a rally yesterday the remain was --? >> this is john kerry is negotiating with. this who john terrikerry is dealing with. this is why, frankly, members of congress are deeply concerned and want to be part of the process. >> we don't have an answer if we can't come to terms. we don't have an answer yet. >> they're saying it's a fraudulent deal. putting more and more precious on the administration. they have to give, give, give. we can't keep giving extensions. we can't keep allowing them to obviously deal with their nuclear materials and continue to enrich them. it's a problem. >> a lot of the stuff is complex

but the framework ought to be pretty simple in diplomacy as life. be kind to your friends and tough to your enemies. if you stick with that -- we're doing the opposite. the right now we switch gears and tell you about the breaking news we had yesterday. attacking the tsa agent with a machete died from his injures. 62-year-old richard white was shot by police after trying to force his way through a new orleans international airport. we learned he was carrying a bag containing six molotov cook tills and had smoke bombs in his car. here is what one of the agents who confronted white had to say. >> this man was swinging very hard with that machete, and if he would have made contact with anybody it would have been terrible. >> police are still investigating a motive but say white suffered from mental illness. ted cruz said he's the first republican to announce his

presidential bid. his mystery event set for tomorrow will reportedly be the official kickoff announcement. instead of forming and exemployer story committee he is flat out launching the campaign. tomorrow's announcement will make him the first 2016 official candidate ahead of rand paul who is expected to announce on the 7th of april. a day at the slopes turns disastrous disastrous. seven people injured in maine one of the ski lifts started removing in reverse. others held on for deal life while others jumped. >> some were ejected and there were two or three people looking like severely hurt. he was terrified. there was a lot of screaming behind us. >> 204 skiers were evacuated from the lift and four people taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries.

the lifts inspected every day. and keeping the dream alive in kentucky beating cincinnati 64-51. it was a tough win for the while cats. shooting just 37% and ncaa shocker nc state heading to the sweet 16 while number one seated ville nova heads home. >> and the unlikely tournament run for the georgia state panthers coming to an end. 75-67. ron hunter gets emotional in the post game press conference with his son, also a player, by his side. >> what a great week. unbelievable week. nothing to be sad about as a coach. as a father -- i love this kid, man. i love you.

>> georgia state became an underdog favorite of the tournament thanks in part to hunter's father/son story. >> that was pretty cool. now a man i love like a father. [ laughter ] >> we love you, man. >> you were like five days older than me. literally. temperatures next few days across the northeast remaining well below average, again. there's no end in sight. we see more cold air coming in next week. we have to warn you. today current temperatures the cold air across and the south it's rainy and muggy. rain to arkansas and louisiana. texas had the heavy rain yesterday. it's clearing out. today we're going to be watching the clipper system. more snow coming across the northern plains. maybe three to six inches like

minneapolis. >> unbelievable. there you go. >> snow. yeah. i'll keep saying that. >> it never ends. >> oh my goodness. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend it's been more than five years since the fort hood attack some haven't gotten their benefits or pay. this veteran cop wasn't shy when it came to his feelings on the right to bear arms. >> these crazy people these second amendment activists they're going to want these. it's going to be scary. exercising your constitutional right is bad. something changed his mind completely. he has a change of heart and he'll explain why he joins us next. at old dominion, we see freight... ...as a combination of products and customers.

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it's been more than five years since that dahl has san massacre. survivors still haven't received benefits or pay from the government in some cases. there must be accountability. retired army colonel psychologist was on the hit list and survived the attack. he joins us now. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for being with us. >> doctors, quickly tell us your story. you switched buildings that day. you could have been a victim. >> yes, i was sitting in the rows and chairs in building 44203 and asked to go to another building. i refused to stay an escort because i like to stay in the back of the line and i finished up my medical evaluations in another building and reported to the soldier's dome when i heard someone screaming there was shooting in another building. i pushed as many soldiers out as

i could. we ran to the door to get any friends out and save lives. i couldn't get out the door because the dying and wounded were being carried in. we rendered medical aid as best as we couldn't. unfortunately we weren't successful. >> that is horrifying. we've covered pretty extensively the government's unwillingness, at least initially to call this what it was an act of islamic terror. tell us about the aftermath after that. the benefits so you said are slow in the coming. it's a disorganized process. is that right? >> it's ban very disorganized process. i realize that many people have had their initial medical treatment provided, but after release from the hospital and medically retired from the army benefits were slow to come and many cases no benefits were

granted. and i know many of the people wounded that day feel betrayed by this administration and the lit any litany of broken promises. >> for those not knowledge able about military benefits. what specific benefits do you think have been unfairly withheld? >> being that he turned fort hood into a battle field, i think everyone wounded and everyone that lost their lives that day in terms of their family should receive full combat compensation. tax breaks because they were killed in a combat zone, meals at military treatment facility and full coverage under the servicemen group life insurance policy. to date that hasn't been granted in many cases or it hasn't been made public if it has. >> doctor, i know, also, you want to make sure something like

this doesn't happen again and it can be prevented. you said numerous proclamations by nidanha hasan went unheard. >> it was well known by his superiors, colleagues and supervisor. he was given free rein for talk s about bed heading. >> many of his colleagues reported him. >> coming up is the administration's rhetoric with israel fuelling hate? anti-semitism on the college campuses on the rise. our next guest experience it is. and take a look at this. the terrifying moments skiers

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we have some quick headlines this morning. happening today afghan president will make a landmark visit to washington as president obama's expected to announce tuesday whether he'll keep additional u.s. forces in afghanistan through the end of 2016. and at what strength. he wants the u.s. to keep all 10,000 troops there throughout the next decade. over night families were allowed to return to their after a train derailment. 12 cars were off the tracks 90 miles south of fort worth

wearing the chemical methanol that leaked but so far has been contained. the last few months ss ss swastikas were painted and a student barred because he's jewish. are campusing breeding anti-semitism. let's ask the student. thank you for joining us. a disturbing statistic 54% of jewish college students being subjected to or antisemitic statements, incidents on campus. what is your experience? >> it's very unique in the attempt for the safe space and the trigger warrants and that like it seems like are certain

students to stake out and demonize the state of israel. what we're seeing nationwide whether it's on u.k. berkeley students that seem to be caring about political correctness seem to foregone any -- for the jewish community. they're spreading outright falsehood about the jewish state. >> what do you think the role of professors and university administrations plays in this? are they perpetuating it? helping to curtail it? >> i happen to be staunch advocate of free speech. that being said i think when people cross the line it's imperative that the administration takes action. especially in the cases of physical violence. at temple university last august a student was punched in the face. because there was a lot of media attention the school took

action. if you see places like uc berkeley it appears in the article that the administration was hesitant. that the student said the students were concerned about the atmosphere and environment and only later did the spokesperson have to go back and correct his statement and say he didn't mean to be dismissive of the student's concerns. >> you see what is happening between the president and the prime minister of israel. do you think that's trickling down to the colleges and universities the feelings? >> when you see president obama being openly hostile to the elected administration of israel, the progressive students on campus take cues from that. they see how the administration is treating our greatest ally in the middle east, israel. everybody knows how obama feels about the netanyahu administration. we're not sure how he feels about iran. that's a problem. i think the students definitely see that. we have to be cognizant of that fact >>well, thank you, daniel. and good luck.

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your shot of the morning. the beanaby getting the scare of his life that the mother unrolling tape while wrapping presents. >> mom felt bad and decided to wrap the rest of the other presents in the other room. thank you, mom. >> i think he's probably going to have a tough time once he discovers bubble wrap. >> good luck to that! how is this for a debate? staying at home or not.

is being a stay-at-home mom a luxury or not? >> a mommy blog has come under fire. i don't understand why. it's how you interpret it. some would say it's a luxury -- using the word luxury is a loaded word. it almost sounds like a pair of expensive shoes. but child rearing is essential. >> and the fact that the mom has the choice or the dad these days to have a choice and stay home -- i wouldn't call it a luxury, per se, but i think it's a great choice to raise your child. it's an obligation and honor, quite frankly. >> some people can't. a single mom can't. somebody has to feed the kids. either that or you depend on the government. >> that's why you adopt wantdon't apt single mom. here is a quote from the office lux i have a loaded word. my husband and i are lucky he's

been able to keep and secure a job that can pay for us. what i do is essential. >> and then on the other hand, the ability to stay home is indeed a luxury. not in the sense of being nonessential merchandise but in the sense of having a choice. that's the true luxury. >> this is a tough conversation without people feeling judged. nothing gets people's hackles up nothing more than this. don't bring this up at a dinner party. but it is a choice. it's a choice made and i'm happy. it turned out to be the key choice in our lives. i would hesitate before pushing it on anyone else. >> i would love to hear what others say. it's controversial not only within families but within social groups. >> to be in a position where you can make the choice. >> but you can, actually. if it's encouraging at all i will say i made -- i can't remember what i made, but like, nothing when we decided my

wife -- my wife decided to make the choice. i didn't push her. >> you make sacrifices in other ways. you don't have extra cell phones and nice clothing. >> and you carry some credit card debt for awhile but, you know. >> e-mail us to let us know what you think. here are other stories making headlines. chilling video shows a moment before a terrorist opens fire in the tunisia museum massacre. you can see the two gunmen walking through the museum with assault rifles and bags. at one point the terrorist comes face to face with another man and let him walk free. officials believe he's the third attacker who got away. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. they killed 23 people. murder suspect robert durst hauled off to ail jail but not before reportedly eating his last meal at this new orleans restaurant. the new york post reports he was by an himself about ab hour after leaving the restaurant and

taken into custody. the 71-year-old is in court on a bond hearing review on gun and drug charges. a california woman said the thief broke into her home with a tv and blu-ray player but later noticed the netflix account was being used. they traced it to 20-year-old bobby alexander and charged him with burglary. dozens of veterans return to hue hiroshima marking 71 iconic years. more than 30 men many in the 90s returned to the island. 7,000 americans were killed during the month-long battle. those are your headlines. we go to rick in the weather

center, which is very far from here in a secret location. >> there he is! >> this is our studio e weather center for those that want to know. there's a legitimate weather center on another floor. i'll take you up there, tucker. a lot of cold air has been in place all winter long but let me show you what is going to happen. the purple is cold air. the blue is cold air. really cold and cold. sticks around for a couple of days. we get a little bit of a break here say midweek wednesday and thursday. watch what happens friday and saturday. by next saturday, this cold air will move across parts of the south. it you're in places like georgia and the carolinas even northern alabama and mississippi you have put away your coats because it's been nice keep them around a little bit longer. you might need them next weekend. across the northeast today. take a look what happens. temperature wise we barely get in the 30s throughout the day.

overnight we drop down. we'll see a lot of places in the teens tomorrow morning. no boston with the snow, some of the snow is melting we'll see temperatures around 18 degrees in the morning. that means some of the roads could be slick. we keep talking about the story so much. we've had incredible snowfall 110 inches in boston. 132 inches in bangor, maine. you can talk about that. >> 132 inches. >> yeah. >> it's incredible. >> how deep is it? >> at least 8 1/2 feet in front of my house at one time. >> good thing new englanders are tough. >> thanks, rick. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. the veteran cop wasn't shy about his feelings on gun rights. >> these crazy people. the second amendment activists are going to want these. they're trophies. they're going to want the permit. it's going to be scary. >> until something changed his

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>> he's here. >> over here! >> get him out! the 20-year-old managed to lift his ski pole before being completely covered. tucker, over to you. >> thanks, anna. a veteran maryland cop admits to state lawmakers he was wrong on a major constitution issue. >> these crazy people the second amendment activists will want these. they'll want the permit. it will be scary. when i met them. they schooled me. they not only schooled me. they embarrassed me. they humbled me. he was wrong. >> during his years with the maryland state police, retired officer was responsible for issuing concealed carry permits. he used to think the strict guidelines weren't tough enough until something changed his

mind. here now to explain his change of heart. that was powerful testimony. what changed your mind? >> actually, my mind change came from a reassignment. for years, i was assigned to chase bad guys. chase criminals throughout the state of maryland. and i dealt with gang members, homicide investigators and i chased bad guys. i was actually promoted into a division right after a lawsuit within days of a lawsuit where maryland for the handgun permitting scheme, they said it was unconstitutional. so i actually had to learn that role and learn why we were issuing permits, who got permits, and how and so my preconceived notions before that assignment really weren't well thought out, to be honest with you. i had to take a look at it. >> there have been a lot of studies on this. they show that permit holders are among the law-abiding people in the country. 2.5 million permit holders were

looked at 168 had their permits revoked. the main reason was accidentally carrying a gun into a prohibited zone. almost none committed crimes. it does seem like this is not a cross section of society. these are the people you want to have guns. >> absolutely. that study was by john lau in the crime policy prevention research center. that was just a portion of many studies that i reviewed. >> i noticed that in many states and localities police have wide discretion on who can have a concealed permit and who cannot. in a lot of cases, people are denied permits for no stated reason. do you see that? >> well, maryland is kind of out of sync with the rest of the nation. most of 43 states allow handgun issues to be self-defense. in maryland self-defense is not recognized as a reason to get a handgun permit. >> so what would the reasons be?

>> well, they define in maryland that you need a good and substantial reason and that good substantial reason needs to be a reasonable apprehension against a fear or a danger or perceived threat. that's not well defined at all. it's confusing. it's confusing for the people that i used to supervisors and commanders of the licensing division they don't understand it themselves. there were a lot of arbitrary approvals or denials. >> it's a little concerning that the people in charge of administrating it don't understand it. did you encounter bias against the fact that statistic ought to exercise their role. >> that's my role when i came in as a commander. when they schooled me and changed my mind. i didn't change my mind after i retired. it was immediately. daily i would receive cmunications and calls of people who were denied permits

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good morning everybody. 51 minutes after the hour. federal food police targeting daycare centers. the feds will weigh and measure all kids in daycare. the cdc claims nearly 13 million american children are obesity. is weighing them in daycare a

good idea or way over the top? thank you for being with us. >> basil, good idea or bad idea? >> i think this is a great idea. child childhood obesity leads to adulthood obesity. if you can start tracking these issues early i think you can stave it off. i think it's a great idea. >> on the other hand you say it's ends up being a budget burden on the family, right? >> well i mean the bottom line is we've got it backwards here. heavy adults lead to heavy kids. this is part of a michelle obama's hunger free kids act which created a million more hungry kids because they stopped buying school lunch. it's more government intrusion. who are the bureaucrats that go in the daycare centers and weigh and measure kids and council them on the weight. as a mom it makes me nervous.

the issue is good daycare. if we're going to help parents choose good daycare providers that will feed our kids well we need to help parents. why don't we take some of the $11 billion that this program costs every year and refund it back to parents so parents can choose better daycare providers. or when we ask parents the kind of child care they want. they want kin care. they want can perhaps ace ford that now. >> it's not just good daycare. doesn't it come from the parents and their teaching? >> i agree with that point. i think it starts a the home. there are other structure problems. we have a lot of communities across the country that are food desert deserts, in other words, they don't have a lot of healthy food options in those neighborhoods. this is a policy that is not like taxing sugary drinks or smoking policies which has an undue burden on the private entrance here. this is not sort of a nanny

gate. this is a study that parents opt into it or opt-out of it. i think having the data tracking is good. >> that's the idea to get research. this is a statement from the usda. they said the usda had this to say it takes place in the context of heightened concern about adequate nutrition, diet in young children. is there anything wrong with figuring out you know what we're working with and having numbers to go on, penny? >> stats are great. it's important and we want them in all sorts of area. let's be real here we're cutting out the parents. in is the federal government intruding going straight to the kids when the real source of weight issues for children are the parents! children don't eat one thing that is not purchased for them. so we've got to bring parents in. whether you're an inner-city mom or a urban 0 mom you love your kids.

let's bring them in the issue. >> we've had young kids who have said i get embarrassed, you know, not just when i get tested on the mile run but when i get weighed and my body mass index is told to me and i have to bring home a report card to my family. is there a way to go about this where it's daycare or older children where it's not going to comprise the self-respect and the self-esteem of the children? >> i think that's important. when you add it to a lot of school districts, for example, that take money out of physical education program, it becomes a bigger problem and places a significant burden on the parent. i agree with penny this starts at home. you can find ways to have parents council their children about healthy food options. but, yeah, i think, you know embarrassment is a huge part of it. we need to take it out of the process and give the families some dignity. i think that having that information, arming parents with

great information about their options, i think, is the start. >> yeah. and crossing our fingers they'll pass the information along to their kids. so we can have a healthy america. thank you so much! we want to get to the same place. we have to figure out how we're going to get there. e-mail at foxnews.com. let us know your thoughts on this the daycare weigh in a good or bad idea? coming up ted cruz made a marshall decision about the potential run for president. what he's ready to tell the public next. >> what does it mean for wisconsin governor scott walker's plan? we'll ask him. what are the chances a home video reveals the married couple crossed paths some 16 years before they even met? the incredible story. eh, you don't want that one. yea, actually i do.

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good morning everyone. today is sunday, the 22nd of march 2015. a fox news alert. targeting our troops the islamic state launching a brand new threat against members of the united states military even leaking personal addresses, names, and pictures. . is the threat real? what is the pentagon saying. breaking news this morning is senator ted cruz ready to announce his run for president in 2016. the major decision he's ready to share from virginia tomorrow. what does it mean for washington wisconsin governor scott walker. he joins us live this hour. we know your mornings look better with friends. can the same be said about your office? >> let's do that. let's do exactly that!

>> the top pet peeves at work rerevealed. we're asking for yours. mornings are better with friends. hey everybody. he's back! >> good morning. good to see you all. >> g watching. >> it is great to see you this morning, senator. >> it's good to be up and alive. you already ran this morning. it's amazing you're here at what, 5:30. you were up at 4:00 running? >> i have to! i can't speak otherwise. >> either go like this a bunch of times. >> you have to suffer to feel good. we start with a fox news alert. and a direct threat against our troops. isis reportedly launching a brand new threat against members of the united states military even leaking personal addresses, names, and pictures. they're encourageing lone wolves to kill those on the list.

the pentagon is investigating. withdrawing from yemen. the u.s. evacuating thest laugh our personnel in the country. nearly 100 special operations forces pulled out from the air base. following the deadly attacks on mosques where nearly 140 were killed. now shiite rebels seizing territory throughout the country. earlier they took control of the third largest city in yemen. today the u.n. security council meets behind closed doors to discuss the worsening situation in yemen. moments ago the tunisia government revealing a third attacker from the museum massacre is on the loose. chilling new video shows them meeting up with a third man we know is another attacker. isis claimed responsibility for that attack that killed 21 people. >> all right. so much for the anti-terror success story. you remember it was just -- the united states described yemen as a success story in the war on

terror, of course until yet a staging ground for our drone strikes in the region. american forces -- all of them have been evacuated from yemen because of what the state department is calling a der or it your rating situation. backed by iran have swept the country and taking control as of this morning. there are no american personnel left in yemen. >> iran is gaining strength. >> don't forget, they're on our side now. they are helping fight isis and we're doing a great negotiation with them and everything is great. death to america -- iran's influence in that region is expanding. that's why saudi arabia and other countries in the region are deeply concerned about a deal because they're concerned that iran is going to get a nuclear weapon and that will start an arms race. it's already been said by the saudis and others they will follow suit because they don't want to be dominated by iran. >> that's exactly right. >> is it laughable to take a look back at the comments of the

president in september of last year saying that what we're doing in somalia, what we're doing in yemen was a model how we should fight terrorism. remember this? >> it's sad. >> this counter terrorism campaign will be waged through a study, relentless effort to take on isil whenever they exist using our air power. and our support for partner forces on the ground. this strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us while supporting partners on the front lines is one we have successfully pursued in yemen and somalia for years. >> once you say that out loud. the most powerful man in the world in human history you have to standby it. we have described publicly yemen, the government of yemen as an ally. we stood by as they were overrun by a proxy force supported by iran. how can you do that? it's not only a matter of crushing your enemies. it's a matter of coming to the aid of your friends friends.

>> the president was touting success in actuallity it's been a failure. it sends a very important message that our allies that don't trust us and they can't trust us. when something like this happens, we're nowhere to be seen. it's going to take more than obviously drone strikes. all options need to be on the table. they took them off the table. my question to many people who are people in office, what if air strikes don't work? what then? will there be an opportunity have an all above approach. >> if you're the government of saudi arabia jordan -- >> uae. you name it. >> all countries that aren't esley aligned with the united states and you have internal problems. boy, they all do. some of these governments precariously balanced between the lunatic forces in the region. you would think they would look to the united states for support. obama administration will not come to the aid of the friends.

that's what israelis are looking at. >> you have a situation take what happened with putin and ukraine. was united states at the table or merkel running the show? he can't be trusted. that's deeply disturbing. we live in the greatest world. >> we want our adversaries to fear us and our friends to trust us. what we see from the president is the first comment publicly basically going against prime minister netanyahu which was re-elected last week, and president obama basically doubled down on the comments that the press secretary made yesterday. >> i indicated to him given his statements prior to the election, it is going to be hard find a path where people are seriously believing that

negotiations are possible. it. >> what was your reaction to warning on election day about heading to the polls in droves? we indicated that kind of rhetoric was contrary to who is the best of israel's traditions. and i think that not only does it give ammunition to folks who don't believe in it in a jewish state, but i think it starts to erode. >> yeah. >> you know the meaning of democracy -- >> can you -- come on. get some self-control. the president doesn't like prime minister netanyahu and netanyahu doesn't like obama. grow up! you can say we support israel, we believe in a two-state solution. why does he have to pause and attack one of our few remaining allies? not old in the middle east but israel it's going to be messy.

they've been trying it for decades. what is happening now the president is sending a warning shot across the bow basically telling the prime minister to get in line or eltszse. i find it deeply disturbing. you have a situation where israel is being challenged, iran wants to wipe it off the face of the earth. and things have changed. i agree with the prime minister. the situation in israel has changed especially with hamas supporting the terrorist group. the fact that the united states can't be dictating from washington terms of negotiation. that's what they tend to do. especially this administration. >> let us know your thoughts on this story. we need to switch gears and tell you about headlines. the man accused of attacking with a machete died from his injuries 62-year-old richard white was shot by police on friday after trying to force his way through a check point at the

new orleans airport. he was carrying a bag containing six molotov cocktails and had smoke bombs in his car. here is what one of the agents who confronted white had to say. >> this man was swinging very hard. very hard with that machete. if he would have made contact with anybody it would have been terrible. >> police are still investigating a motive but said white suffered from mental illness. and a fox news alert. ted cruz set to become the first republican to announce his presidential bid. the texas senator's mystery event tomorrow will be the official kickoff announcement. forming an ing-- instead of forming the exemployer story committee he's launching the launching. >> we'll ask wisconsin governor 2016 likely presidential candidate scott walker for his

reaction. and turns disastrous when a ski lift goes backwards. one of the ski lifts starts moving in reverse. others hold on for dear life while others jump off the chairs. >> the people went around backwards. some were ejected. there were two or three people looking like severely hurt. he was pretty terrified. there was a lot of screaming behind us. >> 204 skiers were rescued and four people taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. sugar personnel say the lifts are inspected every day. beating cincinnati 64-51. it was a tough win for the wildcats. shooting just 37%. nc state heading to the sweet 16 while villanova went home. and the georgia state

panther's run comes to an end at 75-67. georgia state coach gets emotional after the game with his son, also a player, by his side. >> what a great week. unbelievable week. there's nothing to be sad about. as a coach best time as a my life. and as a father -- i love this kid man. georgia state became an underdog tournament favorite thanks in part to the father/son story. i'm sure they had hours and hours in the driveway day after day. and now they're here. pretty cool. >> pretty cool. >> maybe a little embarrassing for the boy. the kid is like okay dad, thank you. enough! >> i was thinking the same. thing. >> i would be crying, too.

>> i wonder if his dad was a crier. >> you get older and you cry a lot. that's what happens with men. >> that's true. >> all right guys. yesterday i showed you the temperatures for the spring. we expect to see a few continue to be warm across the west. this is the precipitation outlook for spring issued this week. they say they think we're going see more rain across part of the south as well as the southwest in areas of texas. then you look at the we have now this is what is playing out. very heavy rain today across part of the deep south stretching toward south carolina for much of the day. some will be heavy 1 to 12 inch2 inches. i think it will be beneficial rain. across the we have a clipper system in the northern region. snow. >> we get. it. i believe you. the photographs showing how the u.s. military treateddetainees in

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news contributor. >> thank you for having me. >> it's a complicated situation but it appears that the yemen government is just -- is it in existence? >> it's not. it's a lot of chaos. you realize, obviously this is the area that is one of the biggest threats to the united states. i mean we've got to get it right there. right now it's in total chaos. and it doesn't seem like the obama administration is caring much. >> i don't get the president comes out and publicly describes the government of yemen our ally. why didn't we fact to keep it from falling? >> we didn't act in a bunch of situations. we have a national security strategy that is really in chaos. it's a political promise strategy. right. >> what we see in the middle east is president obama keeps trying to commit to his 2008 presidential campaign promises. no boots on the ground. i'm not a guy who starts war. that's great when you're an iowa

or new hampshire and you're trying to campaign. but when you move into the white house and you're getting intelligence briefings on a daily basis, that's not a national security strategy. and that's why i think we have fundamentally have missed it. this president is trying to be political with our national security strategy. >> and topic number two. u.s. must release photographs of the detainees. should they be released? >> of course not. this is -- to me we're not going find out anything new out of this. we know exactly what happened. there were violations. it was terrible. why are going to dig deeper. >> per petd waiting that narrative and creating more tension. >> yeah. i have to say the president spent a long time talking about gitmo or intelligence gathering as a tactic for the enemy to recruit. and i think if you really believe that, if you really believe somehow it's our fault

and you're going to blame america first for that, doesn't it make sense that drone attacks would be a huge recruiting tool even more so than intelligence gathering? if you're going to kill a loved one of a muslim terrorist rather than put them in prison, i think it's even worse. >> it's a conflict. it's confusing, i think. it's leading to the indecision that we're not only seeing with our allies, but that you know as we talked earlier about em boldining our enemies. >> what is ust for one second. i understand that the prime minister of israel doesn't like obama and obama doesn't like him. i get it. why the seeming obsession on our president's part with israel. what is that about? he seems especially mad at israel. why? >> it's a good question. looking at one of the reasons why i think president obama has a national security strategy he has is that he believes that america will be stronger for one

of 191 other countries. i believe that. i think he thinks that part of the problem is when we are out front too much and somehow there's strength by going back and just being one in the crowd. and i think if you look at even the book that he wrote which is, you know, about his father not his mother. that's a problem, i think. they're telling me i have to go. i think it's a fascinating topic we can explore. >> thank you. >> thank you. 20 minutes after the hour coming up on "fox & friends." he's only 5 years old. why was this kid dropped off a mile from his house and forced to walk home alone? that boy and his mother join us live. and breaking political news. ted cruz expected to be the first republican to officially announce a run for the white house. what does it mean for among others wisconsin governor scott walker? he joins us minutes from now. stay tuned.

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substitute teacher mrs. so and so or mr. so and so i'm not supposed to be on the bus now. i'm supposed in the daycare. what did the substitute say to you? >> she didn't care. she just put me on the bus. >> oh! were you scared when you got dropped off and had to walk home buddy? >> yeah. >> and mom, how did he make his way home? i mean he had to cross some busy roadways, didn't he? >> yeah he did. and since he was a little i taught him safety. like stop, look, look, and look and look, and i never thought i would -- he would need to use that at such a young age, but i'm so glad i taught him because honestly i think that's the only thing that got him home.

>> yeah, ashley. i'm happy you were home when you got there. very often kids that go to daycare after school. i was one of those. i would have had nobody to let me in inside. >> i wasn't home. >> oh, you weren't home? >> oh you weren't home? >> no. luckily my husband was. normally he wouldn't have been. he was home. >> wow. i want to hear your response how the school is handling this. >> we're sorry that the incident occurred and we're thankful that the child arrived home safely. is this to your satisfaction? >> no apology can be good enough, because it was his life at stake and they apologize edd.

no one has taken responsibility, i don't think. the school hasn't assured me that anyone is -- that anything is happening >>well, -- i'm so happy that gabriel made it home and your husband happened to be there on this particular day and that the story turned out the way it did and we're crossing our fingers nothing happens like this when a safe guards lapses again. hopefully won't at that school. we appreciate your time today. >> thank you. 28 minutes a of the the hour on your sunday morning. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. remember the reporter who quit live on the air? >> after this job, not that i have a choice but [ expletive ] i quit. she quit to start up a marijuana store. but now she's in some big trouble. and we know your mornings

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know, the kind of concessions that are going to be needed for a final reveal to get done. they have moved and there's a possibility. >> the question is any deal a huge mistake? joining us now is the governor of wisconsin scott walker. >> good morning. >> good morning. great to be with you. you expressed deep skepticism about the deal. you said any president coming after president obama would not have to necessarily abide by the deal. how does the united states in your view prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and is military action against iran on the table? >> i think we need to be aggressive with iran and others in the middle east and think about this for a minute. i'm in florida today. i was in south carolina a couple of days ago and the weekend before in iowa. people all across the country are worried. they're worried because we have a president who drew a line in the sand. we have a president who calls isis the jv squad yemen a

success story, and now iran a place we can do business with. this is a place where the supreme leader about a day ago said that when people were yelling death to america yes and yet we're trying to negotiate with this very safe country. real serious concerns about letting them have the capacity in nuclear weapon which would not only be a problem for israel but the entire world we need to be aggressive pushing back. >> governor thank you for joining us. it seems like the foreign policy is upside down. what would you do differently? >> it seems like the sequel to the movie in the '80s "trading places." israel is our ally and iran is not. this administration seems to be the opposite. i think we need to be aggressive. we need to pull back. many have said, we're giving up too much and giving too little. opening the deal toward a nuclear weapon in iran the use of the nuclear weapon there.

ting opens up a global problem. we need to push back. we need to make sure they don't get that. i think ultimately united states need to seriously look at reestablishing sanctions and working our allies particularly in europe to do the same. >> do you support the congress' involvement in this process. the president basically said listen, i'll let you know what the deal is and ultimately i have the ability through the executive authority to do whatever i want. congress is saying advice and consent. it's our role to endorse or not. what are your thoughts on that? >> if this is a good deal and if it's going to be legally binding then the congress has a role. that's part of the way the constitution sets up the checks and balances out there. we need a president who understands and respects that. we've had mixed messages from secretary of state. if it is legally binding and it is a good deal for the american people and the people in the

world, then something should be put before the congress. we need a president that understands that relationship. >> apparently the administration has done a lot to prevent israel from taking military action against iran. do you think it's been wise for us to prevent vale from doing that? >> it's remarkable throughout the middle east. not only in thisuationsituation but we have a president who appeared to pull out of iraq for largely political reasons. we have some of the same groups once aligned with us now almost mortal enemies because of leaving them high and dry. in their case they're getting assistance from iran. we've got problems because this administration has left us in a void. people are looking for america tow to stand up and take leadership. not do it alone. we need to act with israel and our allies. we need to work with our arab partners like egypt and syria to

show we can put together global coalition and push back and fight radical islamic terrorism whenever it exists. >> you referenced earlier that isis is referred to as a jv by the president. we know that statement. isis, as we know, is al qaeda of iraq. that the president didn't leave a transition force. what would you do right now to help curtail on the spread of what isis is doing obviously the beheadings and the heinous acts by the group. what would you do differently? >> i think you have to put together a global coalition. i have not ruled out putting boots on the ground. i'm not going to lead from that. i have three wristbands on my arm from gold star funerals. i don't want to go a funeral like that. for those men and other men and women like them, i don't want to

see them their lives may have been lost in vain. we need to make sure we take out islamic terrorism whenever it is. not ruling out putting troops on the ground. that's a last resort but it's one we should not be singling. that we're not willing to do. if we're willing to take on the long-term generational risk. >> you're not taking anything off the table like the president has done, it appears. you believe the broad based coalition in addition to having all options on the table is the way to go? >> i think it is. you look at our allies. you look at i was in the united kingdom in the beginning of the year. they're looking for leadership. others around the world whether it's in germany, poland, australia, japan or canada. we have plenty of allies we work with. i think there's the ability to bring together partners in the middle east to certainly in the

arab world. you look what happened to the jordanian pilot that was burned alive. you look what happened with egyptian christians. there's an interest in the arab world to take on radical islamic terrorism. i think for most americans and people i talk to listening voters, they firmly believe it's better to take the fight them then wait until it comes to us on american soil. >> it looks like ted cruz is getting into the presidential race tomorrow. he has a speech tomorrow. >> i think for republican voters and in americans in general it's great to ve selections. voters tell me overwhelmingly they want a new fresh face. if we're going to take on someone from the past. secondly they want big bold ideas from outside of washington. and third the most important thing i think i hear over and over again they want someone with a proven track record. someone that doesn't talk about it but done it. and that's why i think there's incredible interest about the

possibility of us getting in the race. if there's others out there so many the better. a governor with a proven record is something voters looking at. >> we know your record in wisconsin. unemployment lower and you've had to fight for your job. what can you do for america as you have done for wisconsin? >> if we choose to get in the race. 100,000 protesters taken on the challenges. we f we say something we're not going to back down. we don't just fight but we fight and win for the hard working taxpayers. if i choice to get in the race and have the honor of serving, i know they would have an advocate toefrd figure out how to work to fight to listen first and foremost, but fight for the hard working taxpayers in this country but win for them. so the hard working taxpayers of

this country will be in charge again. >> governor scott walker. thank you. >> looking forward to your decision. >> thank you. coming up fox news alert this morning. new video shows two terrorists their final moves moments best friend their attack on a museum in tunisia. critical information about third man caught on tape. there he is. who is this man? we'll tell you. and what are the chances of this? a home video reveals this married couple actually crossed paths 16 years before they even met. they're live with the incredible and happy story. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 allergy pill. so go ahead , inhale

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brian spencer is watching some of his wife's childhood home videos when he caught a shot of someone unexpected. it was him! >> wow! the video shot 16 years before their very first date says jordan heading up a water slide as 13-year-old ryan walks through the frame. joining us now to share more of their story ryan and jordan spencer. >> you see it for the first time and you go no way! it was totally meant to be. it was written in the stars from the very beginning of time. >> i think we were in complete shock. we kept stopping and rewinding and stopping and rewinding. there was no doubt. >> yep, those are my super cool glasses. >> yep. that gave it away for me. you know, when i first saw the movie when i was watching it with jordan i was joking around at first i was like, man, that looks like me. we kept rewinding it. and i said that is me!

and, you know i just -- the face, the glasses, you know. >> the giveaway. so good about this story i was reading earlier it's cute. it's a happy story. it's a feel good story. everyone is so frustrated with hearing all the negativity all time. hearing this 16 years later. how many years have have you been married? >> seven years in october. >> congratulations. >> we've been together 11. >> what was your first date that brought you together? i mean, you're from the same town and that? >> we grew up about 45 minutes from one another. we were introduced while i was in graduate school to become a teacher. mutual friend set us up and we wednesday on a blind date and that was it. >> the water park must have been the hot spot for your -- >> yeah. i think a lot of people that grew up in new jersey had gone to the same place at one time or another. >> it's still there. they invited us to come back with our three kids this 're looking forward to that.

>> jordan, you thought that the video was damaged and flooding you thought you you weren't going to be able to see it again. >> we were thankful when we transferred transferred. we told the story many times but we couldn't prove it. >> we saw it and told our friends. they couldn't believe it. jordan said we would try to find the proof. we thought it was lost and when we had to watch the dvds the other day it showed up again. >> good luck with your kids. >> thank you so much. >> good luck. it's lovely to see that organization and the chaos out there in the world. here is what is coming up on "fox & friends." stay at home moms know what this is like. [ vacuuming ]

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good morning everyone. today is sunday, the 22nd of march. a fox news alert. targeting our troops the islamic state launching a brand new threat against members of the military leaking personal addresses, names, and pictures. . is the threat real? what is the pentagon saying? brand new video released from the museum massacre in tunisia. terrorists shown calmly walking the halls before carrying out the horrific attack. we're learning one of the men is back on the run. we have details. stay at homes sure know what it is like. [ vacuuming ]

>> oh, yeah. >> my wife would take that vacuum cleaner and whack me upside the head. do stay at home moms have it easy? what do dads think? mornings are better with friends. hey, everybody. welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. scott brown in for clayton. tucker karlson and anna at your service. clayton is at spring training for the phillies. that's what he's doing. his boys of summer. >> did you say the red sox? >> no. i didn't. sorry. in 30 minutes i'm going take you to spring training in phoenix for the cleveland indians. i get in the batters box with high speed heat. >> not surprising knocks it completely out of the park. right now we a start with a fox news alert. a direct threat against our

troops. isis reportedly launching a brand new threat against members of the u.s. military leaking personal addresses names, and pictures encouraging loan wolfes to kill those on the list. the pentagon is investigating but the threat hasn't been authenticated. withdrawing from yemen. the u.s. evacuating the remaining personnel in the country torn by viems. nearly 100 special operations forces pulled out. the state department releasing a official statement vowing we will continue to engage the people. this following the deadly attacks on mosques where nearly 140 were killed. right now shiite rebels seizinger is story throughout the country. they took control of the third largest city. the u.n. security council will meet to talk about the worsening situation. six months ago we heard the president say it was a molds for

success -- model for success. >> last week bring min net ya-- benjamin netanyahu was re-elected. here is an interview with the president did with the huffington post. he goes after netanyahu again. watch. >> i given his statements prior to the election it is going to be hard to find a path where people are seriously believing the negotiations are possible. >> what was your reaction to his warning on election day about arab voters, quote, heading to the polls in droves? >> we indicated that that kind of rhetoric was contrary to what is the best of israel's traditions. i think that not only does it give ammunition to folks who

don't believe in in a jewish state but it also, i think starts to erode. >> yeah. >> you know the meaning of democracy. >> can you -- >> remember having a meeting with the president and i walked out and said, mr. president congratulations on going and making that decision to get bin laden. i thought it was courageous. but here is the problem lately. what is the policy? what is foreign policy now? because i want success. i want the president to say we kicked butt in yemen where we put putin back in his place. we're leading again because we're not leading. there's a void being filled by the terrorist elements and criminal elements and that's what happens when america stands down. we need to be the country of good. we are the country of good. we live in the greatest country in the world. and we're all yearning for the president to be a leader and tell us what he's doing why he's doing it and what is next.

what we can do to help. that's what i'm hoping for and it's not happening. >> to use proportional language. if you're the president every word matters. the rest of the world is watching. to say the remarks about voting. he said something unattractive in in the closing hours of a presidential campaign. all of a sudden that's eroding the meaning of democracy? get some perspective. get some self-control. i know, you don't like the guy. he doesn't like you. grow up! >> if you've been to israel, which i have. you know it's a free for all. they take democracy at its best. the press and the different parties and the different factions. obviously he doesn't have a majority. he has to join forces with the other parties. it's amazing they love each other, trust each other, and fight for their survival. the president, i think is throwing the new prime minister or the re-elected prime minister under the bus. that's a real problem. and it gives our enemies kind of an idea, hey, maybe we can

bridge that divide and divide the countries even more. and that's wrong. >> let's talk tough on our friends and for our adversaries, let's negotiate with them. >> that's great. >> especially as iran is inching closer to a nuclear deal or -- well, as we are inching closer to a nuclear deal we heard from the ayatollah saying we reject you as fraudulent offer of reaching a deal with iran first and lifting sanctions. lifting sanctions is part of the deal not its outcome. meanwhile making the statement on social media after being surrounded by people who were chanting death to america. >> and he ab libbed yes death to america. >> look, we're surrounded on this globe by countries that hate us and have the means to hurt us. all i'm asking is the president show proportionate outrage to them. israel is not a threat.

we share intelligence all the time and continue to do so. americans love israel. if the president were half as mad at the eye talayatollah i would feel safer. >> i know that's certainly the case, but we have something big coming up tomorrow obviously. senator ted cruz apparently is going to make a decision. very important decision in the race for 2016 is going to heat up. he apparently will be the first person to actually run announce running for president and tomorrow apparently that's happening. meanwhile, scott walker, we just heard from him joined us on "fox & friends" to react to the news. >> i think for republican voters and americans in general it's great to have many excellent choices. what i hear when i travel the country voters tell me they want a new fresh face. if we're going to take on someone from the past and former secretary of state clinton we need a face for the future. they want some big bold ideas

from outside of washington. the most important thing i hear is they want someone with a proven track record. someone that doesn't talk about it but someone that has done it. i think there's incredible interest of us getting in the race. >> here is the answer sam thing about him announcing right away. the reason rand paul and others are not announcing because they're trying to maximize the fun raising efforts. the fact that ted cruz is announcing puts pressure on other candidates to let their intentions to be known. >> i hope he's announcing. i'm sending a reporter down there tomorrow. it would be funny if he showed up and cruz didn't announce. i don't know how cruise is going to do. i have no idea how much money he's going to raise. whatever you think. that guy can talk. >> i met him. i appreciate him being in the

race and bringing his ideas. there's room for all of us. unlike the democrats who seem to anoint it's hillary clinton or if she screws it up it's going to be somebody else. we actually get out there and battle it. we kick the crap out of each other and then we have somebody sometimes damage as we saw with mitt romney but we have an opportunity to send somebody who is battle tested. >> is elizabeth warren getting in? >> i hope so. i think competition is good. i think they'll have a opportunity to have her be fully vetted. right now your other headlines. this is breaking moments ago. the tunisia government revealing a third attacker is on the loose. chilling new video showing the two previously known gunmen meeting up with a third man who we know know was another attacker. isis claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 21 people. the man accused of attacking tsa agents with a machete has

died from his injuries. 62-year-old richard white was shot by police friday after try fog force his way through a check point at new orleans international airport. we have also learned he was carrying a bag containing six molotov cocktails and had smoke bombs in his car. could have turned out worse. here is what one of the agents who confronted white had to say. >> this man was swinging very hard. very hang hard with that machete. if he would have made contact with anybody it would have been terrible. >> police are investigating a motive but say white suffered from mental illness. a day at the slopes turned disastrous. seven people injured when one of the ski lifts starting removing in reverse. some jump off as others hold on for dear life. >> some were ejected and there were two or three people looking like severely hurt.

i was terrified. >> 204 skiers were rescued and four people taken to the hospital with nonlife threateningthreaten threatening injurethreaten threatening injuries. what is the skiing looks like for the spring? >> isn't that one of your fears? i'm thinking how can i get if it started to fall? >> will it hurt? >> yeah. home bones will i break? >> it would hurt. >> what a scary time. spring skiing, yes, pretty good across parking lots of colorado actually. we've had so much know we're going to have a pretty good spring skiing season. and temperatures remaining cold. that means we're not seeing rapid melting of the snow that is there. take a look what happens across part of the northeast. a little bit more snow that will be driving in across interior sections. take a look at the temperatures tomorrow morning as you head toward 18 degrees in boston. 16 degrees in hartford.

it is really cold still yet. this isn't our last batch of cold air. i think we have two more coming this week and in toward next week. get ready. across the industrial plains not the case. more warm temperatures here for the next few days. and heavy rain down across parts of the south, guys. how is your coffee? >> it's incredible. >> i don't normally -- >> we thought we were being sneaky. >> we don't drink coffee. >> we were talking about you know what if we had to jump would we jump? we keep going back. >> i know. >> we've had that. thank you. >> coming up we have seen it before. people pretending to be american heros getting called out on the internet. internet. >> you can't. >> you can't. >> going forward it could mean more than embarrassment. the tough punishment lawmakers

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at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com with a deadline for nuclear war in iran days away chris wallace is sitting down with john brennan. >> chris wallace joins us now with a preview. good morning. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. it's very interesting time to be talking to john brennan. there's a lot to talk about. obviously the spread of isis putin the russian president. what are his ambitions around

ukraine and the rest of the world. topic one, of course a possible nuclear deal with iran. what if there is no deal and they try to break out? and there is a deal can we verify it? >> him. give us a preview of your interview? i think we have some of that we can share. let's rom the tape. fact is they foomed us repeatedly. >> i think we have gone to school on some of the development ourselves the last decade or so so we can have a better plan and opportunity to verify some of the things they are saying that are going to do and not do. >> just from the short clip we rolled, he sounds skeptical of iranian good faith. that was the theme throughout the interview? >> well, no. i wouldn't say that. i think you have to be somewhat skeptical of iranian good faith because of the fact they have repeatedly cheated and in fact it's often been not even

government organizations that's been iranian opposition groups in 2002 told us about installations they had in iraq and at times they had been building a installation for years before we found out about that. experience would say you have to be kept school. he was trying to be reassuring saying we believe if there is a deal the inspection regime, which is going to be intrusive that would be set up. plus, our unilateral intelligence, he says, we'll know what is going on. i have to say i was a little skeptical about it. >> not only have they missed the deals, they have actually -- we've been given giving extension after extension. moving to another topic. you heard and saw we scott walker on. ted cruz is apparently announcing tomorrow. what is your reaction to what scott walker had to say? >> look i think that ted cruz

obviously has -- and i heard tucker say this consider political skills. he's a great talker. he obviously has tremendous support in the tea party. i think his biggest problem will be he's of washington and if you look at the polls you can see people don't like washington. neither the democrats or the republicans. he was part of the shut down of the gouftvernment trying to stop obamacare. i think that's why a lot of people think the republican party's best chance is to have somebody outside of washington. having said that, you can't discount somebody like ted cruz given his poll on a certain part of the party and also as you suggest, his extraordinary political skills. >> we look forward to your show as well. >> thank you. appreciate it. we'll be watching. >> bye guys! >> 19 minutes after the hour.

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you want headlines in we've got them. overnight four families allowed to return home after a trail derailment forced vaxs in texas. it happened 90 miles south of fort worth. it began leaking ethanol. it's been contained now. a driverless car embarking on a trip across the u.s. it will be tested in different trying conditions. there will be a driver behind the wheel in case of emergencies but apparently won't touch the wheel until he has to. >> 24 minutes after the hour. more than 5 million stay-at-home moms in the united states today. one is telling the world being home with the kids is no luxury.

a new york times open ed said luxury is a loaded word. what i do is essential. our next guest freelance writer and mother carol markowitz disagrees. here to debate her is melissa. good morning. >> good morning! >> melissa, you think this is a loaded phrase even to say that stay at home is a luxury. >> 100%. all mothers are working mothers. let's get that clear. okay. i think luxury are indull againgenceindulgences. it's designer clothing and vacation homes. staying at home is a personal choice. it's a financial choice within your family and financial means. it's not a luxury at all. >> is it kind of a way you

decide to read and interpret this statement. >> you know the luxury here is not the material items that you have. the luxury is having the choice to have those items. and in this case the luxury is deciding i would like to stay ohm -- home with my children. that's a decision many women don't have. it's usually the poor or rich who get thes on of being at stay at home mom. generally the middle class doesn't get to stay home with your kids. you can't. your household depends on two incomes. the luxury is having the option. >> do you feel like it's more of a problem that stay at home moms almost look like second class citizens? >> no. i think it's a choice. it's a choice within your family. i think it's a choice within your means. i think that when you are at home you're working nonstop. you're running a household. >> of course! >> being a working mother maybe

wants to stay at home. maybe the choice is luxury can be a choice. yes, i understand that. but i also think maybe the stay at home mom wants to go to work too. everyone has different situation. a different scenario. i think the bottom line we're trying to raise great citizens for the future. we need to support each other and stop throwing words around about the luxury of staying home. the working mom and the stay at home mom. all of these words are just so silly. bottom line we are just trying to make it through the day without dropping the baby. >> exactly. i mean, really. we started this story earlier today and we've got an lot of feedback. one viewer said not a luxury but it is incredible option if available to an individual. it is beneficial to children to have a stay at home parent. >> of course. >> right. stay at home parents are used to being maligned. it's not hillary clinton staying

home they bake cookies and have tea or ann romney being told she never worked a day in her life. they're defensive. i understand that. the defensiveness is unfortunate. the truth is they have somebody that many people don't have is the choice to be with their children. while i understand you hear being a stay at home mom is a luxury. no. it's not. i work hard. nobody is saying they don't. i've been all three and none are easy. the truth remains that being a stay at home mom is a luxury in our current, you know, modern daytimes. and they should appreciate that. >> yeah. >> i'm going disagree a happy home is a happy mom. okay. and if mom likes going to work every day maybe that's a luxury for the mom. >> right. >> they have the choice. >> it seems the bigger problem is using the word luxury. >> it's a loaded word. >> thank you so much. we love moms of all kinds. coming up on "fox & friends"

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lesson. let's see what happens when i come face to face with high heat. watch this. >> as i drive along this arizona highway, it feels like spring is finally upon us! for major leaguers, spring training is a place where people hone their craft and prepare for the long 162 game season. to see what this is all about. i've come to meet some of the cleveland indians. >> hi, anna! welcome to indian spring training. >> you like that number? >> yeah. that's your number, too? >> it sure is. ready for baseball? we have one of your teammates that will work on hitting. let's meet them. >> okay! >> we're going to introduce you to avella. >> we're not going to -- >> everyone wants to hug me. i don't know. >> we're going to do a little hitting here. >> i played varsity softball in high school. >> you know the biggest thing about hitting is movement.

there's a lot of movement and craziness. >> what is the helicopter. that's the rhythm part. >> you got it perfect. you have the hips and the hands. that's the key. you want the hips moving. you want everything moving. >> i feel like i'm dancing now. >> that's what hitting is. you want to dance. >> swing and a long drive to left! this ball is gone! and we've got another winner. >> the biggest thing with hitting is you know, trying to focus. i'm not going hit 31 runs. i'm going get on base and move the line along. hitting is knowing yourself and not trying to do too much. >> see the rhythm before the balcoms in. >> there grow! keep your eye on the ball! look at that! all right. maybe that's what i need. >> make sure she does the willie mays thing. >> what is that?

>> the wiggle. >> woo hoo! i feel like i need to start swinging before the ball leaves your hand. here goes nothing! >> a little helicopter getting rhythm. all right! [ laughter ] >> it was a low zoner. >> 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 willie mays haze. a little rhythm. >> nice! >> all to the dirt! can i join the team? >> absolutely! >> thank you for joining us. and you're welcome back any

time. >> thank you so much. good luck this season. >> thank you! >> first of all i need to defend the swings and missing there. that pitching coach -- did you see he was so close to me. wasn't standing on the mound. >> he has the advantage. i threw out the first pitch at fenway park. practiced for a couple of weeks. how fast were they pitching it? >> initially it was major league speeds, they said. and you have to make a decision on whether to hit, you know before they release the ball practically. but then they slowed it down. >> i love tito. he's a great guy. i'm jealous. it's a bucket list thing. >> two of our friends are coming to louisiana to say thank you for going to bat for viewers. >> you're welcome! any time. the next time i go to bat for viewers it will be a little bit different fashion for road trip. we try to do bucket list things. next i go to the circus and become a clown. i go to clown school.

>> i'd watch that. >> we need to get to the headlines. murder suspect robert durst hauled off to jail not before reportedly eating his last meal at celebrity chef new orleans a restaurant. the new york post reports he was by himself an hour after leaving the restaurant. he was taken into custody. the 71-year-old is in court on a bond hearing on drug and gun charges. a college student goes missing while home for spring break. they are trying to find 18-year-old a.j. it's been three weeks since she was last seen at her family's home. police searched a wooded area for clues but turned up nothing. the teen's father thinks someone he knows tooks a.j. against her will. that person has been arrested for breaking into the person's home. police not commenting on the connection. and remember this guy? a total fraud caught on camera pretending to be an american

hero? >> you can't. >> it's a federal crime to fake military service for personal gain but new jersey and massachusetts raw makers are taking it one step further proposing one to five years in prison for stolen valor. a netflix binge brings down a burglar. a few days later she noticed the netflix account was being used to watch movies. police trace the ip address to 20-year-old bobby alexander and charged him with burglary. those are your headlines. >> you keep asking what was he new watching? >> orange is the new black! of course! >> very good. >> where is rick? >> he's out and about. it. >> it was clearly house of cards. >> that's the other thing. >> it was house of cards. the storyline about where they try to trace somebody through their ip address.

follow me? >> i only watched the first episode episode. >> i live through so i don't watch it. >> you are the house of cards. all right, guys. let's talk about the weather. one story we have not been talking about over this spring is tornados. because there have not been any. take a look at the map. let me show you what is going on. average to date we generally would have seen about 146 tornados. we're not into even tornado season we've only seen 28. in march it's unbelievable. it's never happened. we've had no tornados at all. very amazing set rupp that we're in. the same set up is bringing cold air to the east and the warm to the west. the same set up that is keeping the tornado downtown. a chance on tuesday. here for today very chilly temperatures. a little bit of left over snow across the interior section of new england. all the rain across the south. it's the same rain we had yesterday in texas. today you're drying out and warming up. it spreads to the east.

heavy rain in the south of i 20 in georgia and south carolina. be careful on the roads. i don't think we'll get too much flooding from this. the most part it's beneficial spring rain. look at the white on the map. we've been talking about high temperatures across the plains. we have snow today. 3 to 6 inches but warm to the south of it. 70 across nebraska and more rain in the pacific northwest. >> i'm looking forward to when you say it's 85 or 90. coming up teacher evaluations to the public. do you have the right to know or is it public shaming? a fair and balanced debate next. and just in time for the spring yard work. can your lawn be killing you? we'll explain.

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good morning. quick headlines for you. one of the most popular weed killers in america may cause cancer. a new study claims the active ingredient in roundup is probably car sin againic to humans. the maker of roundup said the scientific data doesn't support the conclusion. a group stills a tip jar on free ice cream cone day. really? i hope the police find them. they're looking for them now because shortly after their crime they posted a video bragging about it on snap chat. >> teachers get to grade their

children, why can't parents see how teachers are assessed. even arnie duncan is stumped saying quote it's complicated. i think it's best decided locally. what is the right answer? brian davis is suing the loudoun county school system. thank you for coming on this morning. brian, your position is teachers teach your children. you want to know how confident they are. what is the rashal for not giving you the data. >> let me explain what we're talking about. everybody is watching march madness today. if the kentucky wildcats don't reach the final four that would be considered ineffective. if nc state team they've already proven they're effective. they've exceeded expectations. we found in data we've received from virginia cities had great

growth. another district there's been teachers in schools with high scores but actually have achieved low growth. we want to see the effectiveness of the teachers not whether the counties are richer or poor. >> to that makes sense. if i'm going in for a hip replacement. i can look up for a doctor's record online. i can do the same for a lawyer. why shouldn't i know how effective my teachers are? >> i think if you have the right to trust that your local school district is going to make decisions and evaluate teachers effectively. if teacher evaluations were transparent as well, i think teachers in general would be more comfortable having that data released. right now we have a situation where teachers evaluations are based on student test scores. it's fairly subjective. when they walk in the classroom if you release the teacher evaluation score publicly, parents and students walk in the classroom on day one not trusting the teacher. it doesn't matter if they have done professional development. they start off the school year

on a bad foot. >> i get it. the teachers wouldn't like it if their low scores became public. why should they care what the teachers like or not the? i care about my kids getting educated. >> we have to remember we have a quality teacher shortage. we're trying to bring positivity and new teachers to the profession. we don't want them to think you make a mistake and you're out. we're going to give you a quality evaluation and make sure the improvements are made. >> brian maybe virginia is totally different. my impression is teachers are almost never out. aren't they protected by tenure and civil service code. it's pretty hard to fire a teacher. >> that's right. schools don't exist to employ teachers. schools exist to effectively educate children districts are rating 98% of the teachers as effect pitch the unions want to protect ineffective teachers.

an effective teacher adds $250,000 every single year. she's taking money out of the future income of disadvantaged kids and putting it in the paycheck of ineffective teachers. that's inexcusable. >> if teachers are unhappy with the criteria the assessment isn't the answer to change the assessment and make them, you know, reflect reality better. maybe you need a new way to evaluate teach ers? >> absolutely. the big problem we have a systemic issue with teacher evaluation, preparation, and the union protecting the teachers who are truly ineffective and keeping them in the classroom while we lose good teachers to other professions. we need to create a system that builds up and powers the good teachers and provides a competitive salary and make sure that's the teachers that every

student wants to see. >> thank you. i wish we had more time. thank you for joining us. we've got a fox news alert. breaking a moment ago. u.s. special forces out of yemen. that country dives even deeper into complete yemen as that country dives even deeper into complete chaos. up next the man that killed bin laden says yemen is another benghazi waiting to happen. he'll join us to explain. >> disturbing news this morning. a pregnant woman attacked after responding to an ad on craigslist. it's a problem that plagued that site for years. with a you need to know that could save your life before.

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good morning. earlier this week a pregnant woman was attacked after responding to an ad on craigslist. this is not the first incident involving the site. >> no it's not. since 2009, 45 people have been killed in craigslist related robberies but now florida cops launched a safe exchange zone to protect craigslist users. this is -- >> isn't it shocking when you read that? it's unbelievable. good morning. it's all about this is a classified ads of the newspaper turned to modern day. this is where everybody goes to buy and sell something that you have at home or you can trade it and often times you'll meet in person nearby where ever you live. well, there are a lot of problems with this. there are criminals taking advantage of the system and in this case poor woman in colorado, she is pregnant. lost her child. all of her baby clothes and some ill intent that happened when she went to do the transaction.

so red flags would be when you're on craigslist whether you're buying or selling something, if it sounds vague the way they're asking a question of you when you start to communicate by e-mail or over the telephone. poor grammar in the ad tells you it may not even be within this country. it could be a network of people up to no good. the word guarantee is something to keep your eye on it. put it out there right now. the only pay is either cash or personal check. that's the smartest way to do it and you do it in person and you do it at a very very public place such as the police department department. and with this hero list i'm sure there's more but there's ten cities throughout the country now, if you look at the map right there and look if you

have seen your city has one of these and you don't see it on the map we want to know about it because these are the hero cities across america that the police department there is have set up a safe zone inside of their parking lot or lobby where you meet and you trade whatever you're doing right there. so if you -- if you're dealing with a criminal and you don't know it and all of a sudden you're going to meet with them and they say no i won't meet at the police department you probably don't want to be meeting with that person. >> these craigslist safe zones what's the deal with them. >> it's simple. >> the police department are they getting a cut of this or something. >> no they're being good neighbors. they're being your cops. so here's the deal whether your police department has a safe zone or not i say still go to the police department, still go to the lobby. still go to the parking lot and if they have a problem with it buy them a dozen donuts and be done with it. >> i do all of my internet shopping at the police

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hello and good morning. today is sunday 22nd of march, 2015. a terror hit list and the target american service members. a group claiming to be isis launching a brand new threat against our troops overnight. even posting their personal information online. details ahead. >> police searching for the suspect that shot this woman in the head while speeding down a busy highway. we have an update on the search and on her condition. that's ahead. >> and it's the somber memorial marking the site where thousands of americans were murdered by al qaeda. it's to honor the 9-11 museum.

we'll explain. thanks for joining us. fox and friends starts right now. well, good morning, we're glad to see you. it's the 4th hour of fox and friends weekend. >> the last hour i can't believe it. >> it's a marathon. >> we do need to get to the fox news alert and direct threat against our troops. isis reportedly launching a brand new threat against members of the united states military. personal e-mail addresses, names and pictures. here's what they're doing. encouraging lone wolves to kill those on the list. the pentagon is investigating but the threat is not authenticated. >> the u.s. with drawing from

yemen. they released an official statement that said this we'll continue to engage the people in the international community to strongly support yemen's political transition. not clear at all what that means. this all follows the deadly attacks on mosques where nearly 140 people were murdered. earlier rebels took control of the third largest city and today the u.n. security council discussed it. >> let's bring in rob o'neill. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> i was so impressed to meet him. i wanted to go meet him. >> he's right there that yemen is a key ally of ours on the war on terror and apparently the u.s. stood by idolly as our ally was overthrown. should we have let it get overthrown? >> that's a tough one to call right there tucker. we have limited forces there and

we do have more allied forces across the water there in africa. it was overrun to quickly i was the rebels that they needed to take some sort of a pause and back out. we had a lot of people there in different places. everything from houses to hotels and we may need to rethink what's going on. it is very very apparent with al qaeda arabian peninsula there and now isis showing their muscle there as well. there's going to be a lot of chaos going on. >> is this just a microcosim of what we're seeing as it relates to this administrations policy in the first place? . it wasn't but six months agatha president obama said that yemen was this model for the way we should be handling things. >> well, yeah, they did say it was a model for it now but that's a tough one to say

because they only became legitimate in 1990 and civil war before that and now they're going to break back in the civil war too and i think, one of the things that i would say is part of this will come with the identification of the problem that's going on with these radical groups. they're looking for isis recognizing no boarders. al qaeda that's the strong strain training ground. >> the administration knew or should have known there was going to be an on slot coming. they should have had the time to react quicker. seems like there's no foresight at all leading up to what happened. >> yeah, that's something that i'm not that sure about. speaking with my former colleagues there's a lot of frustration with what's the plan. what are we going to do here to counter all of this. obviously it's a tough one in yemen because you don't want to put a lot of forces in there to

see us as invaders or occupiers and when you see the huge threat coming in and you know that the bad guys are out there in large groups something needs to be done and we need a coalition with saudi arabia because be it sunni or shita none of them like saudi arabia either. >> they must be completely paranoid. >> now to a topic close to your area, the lawyer who helped the daughter who helped cia locate bin laden in pakistan has been murdered. he represented the doctor that gave the key information to our intelligence services. he he had just gone back to pakistan. did we have a role to play here? do you think the u.s. government did enough to protect this guy? >> to protect the lawyer probably not. that's going to be one of those internal things there that the lawyer is defending the doctor because of the charges brought up against him. it had nothing to do technically with the raid. they made up other charges as

far as treason with the doctor dealing with military. a lot of people didn't care for him. he was targeted along with everybody that is assisted him. the lawyer was pretty public with his defense of the doctor and militant groups and they got polio vaccinations simply because they think they're here to help our enemies. >> well, he is still behind bars and he's awaiting a new trial so we want to make sure that he had somebody that is willing to represent him. this particular lawyer was issued multiple death threats before being shot dead. what do we do about that? >> we need to protect our people more. this goes along with the doctor in prison. he was willing to help us. how much he knew about it i can't say but i heard about him when we were briefed on the

mission we were going to go do. he was a part of it. if we're going to leave him in prison and leave his defense to be murdered without any protection and the same thing in iraq when the sunnis were asking us for help, if we continue to do this no one is going to want to help us. this is some of the policy we need to change. >> rob o'neill a fox news contributor and we're grateful to have you. >> congratulations. thank you so much. >> thanks so much anna. >> other stories making headlines. this fox news alert. in chilling new video showing the two previously known gunmen meeting up with a third man we also know was another attacker. isis claimed the responsibility for the attack that killed 21 people. >> as the united states and iran inch closer to a new deal president obama and benjamin netanyahu continue to move further apart.

john kerry said there's still work to be done with iran as the country's supreme leader calls to death to america during a speech yesterday. it comes as president obama takes fresh shots at benjamin netanyahu ripping his rhetoric on a two state solution even calling his comments against a palestinian state, quote, eroding democracy. the search continues for a man that shot a wolman in the head after she beeped at him on the highway. a driver in a white suv shot through her passenger side window. police are trying to determine his identification. >> kentucky is keeping the dream alive. beating cincinnati 64-51. it was a tough win for the wild cats shooting just 37%. upset everyone is talking about, north carolina state heading to the sweet 16 while number one seed villa nova heads home after a 71-68 upset.

villanova now the first number one seed to leave the tournament. and there are officially no more perfect brackets left in the espn tournament challenge. one man correctly picked the winners until ohio's loss to arizona on saturday. sounds like everybody's brackets are just a mess. >> every one of them is done? >> i just read what they write me. >> that's incredible. >> we're going to start giving updates on the women's tournament too. >> we have nothing to say to that either. >> now here's the weather. >> i'll just stick to the weather here. so itself cold again. had purple color there is really cold air. the blue is cold air and that's what we have there back again across the mid-atlantic and into the northeast. in the pattern this week we get a little bit of a break midweek. the cold we have been dealing

with across the east continues. by saturday we see the cold all the way down across parts of the deep south and the southeast. keep your coats ready because you might need them again. right now you need rain jackets. that's across parts of the southeast. the rain has moved farther toward the east. all of mississippi, alabama, arkansas and in toward tennessee and georgia and south carolina and north carolina. this rain is going to be with you for most of the day today. better than the snow we're going to have. a clipper system dropping down across the dakotas throughout minnesota and through the chicago area some areas 3 to 6 inches of the snow. to the south incredibly warm. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average today. tomorrow we remain warm in the plains but we start to see the colder air in here. chicago by tuesday you're at 45 and we remain chilly all across parts of the northeast. so it's a broken record. i have been saying the same thing for about three months now talking about the cold. >> you're a broken record. >> yet it's so horrifying that

it's compelling television. >> it is compelling television. one of these days i'm going to say something different and everybody is going to be shocked. that's what we're all waiting for. >> thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> washington post reporter under fire for telling the truth for pointing out that saying hands up don't shoot is one big lie. >> we must never allow ourselves to march under the banner of a false narrative on behalf of someone who would otherwise offend our sense of right and wrong. >> so why is he being harassed for admitting the facts? the outrage ahead. >> breaking news, senator ted cruz is he ready for a 2016 run? the major decision he's ready to share with america and what does that mean for wisconsin governor scott walker? the governor now weighing in exclusively on fox and friends.

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we must never allow ourselves to march under the banner of a false narrative over someone that might otherwise defend our sense of right and wrong. we must admit our error and keep on marching. >> he is now being called out for speaking out. >> fellow african americans called me a sell out. others said i did it because i wanted white people to like me or that i did it for the money. i don't i didn't. i did it because it was the right thing to do. >> so the question is why is he being harassed for admitting the facts?

here to weigh in is fox news contributor. it's great to see you. he's a reliable obama defender but the guy goes off script for one second and they start hammering him on racial grounds. how awful is that? >> horrible. if any of you guys said something which people would disagree they wouldn't say you're a bad white person or how bad you betrayed our race but if you're black you're not just mistaken or wrong, you're an uncle tom and that sort of thing. what's also interesting he didn't just come up with this conclusion, this is based on department of justice reports. so he works for obama so is obama also because this happened in his administration? that's what the logic of their thinking is. >> this came from the doj report. he's echoing what was said. is that missing from the mainstream media? we said it here on fox but was it reported enough everywhere

else? >> not enough. we did hear about the other things that happened in ferguson. the fact that black folks were given tickets for jaywalking and speeding and they were using the population as a big opportunity to raise revenue. the police were like tax collectors. what didn't get out as much is the department of justice under eric holder and obama said that hands up don't shoot didn't happen and unfortunately i think he's right about this, let's at least operate from the truth. we need to know what the truth is and not live in a fantasy land. >> he layid it out there and he's getting hit from all sides. they don't talk to each other or like each other and it's part of the dysfunction in washington right now. i think it's a sad testimony of where we are in society and it seems, i'm going to be honest in my personal opinion since the president got elected it seems like he is starting with that rhetoric the us versus them, the have, the have notes, main

street and wall street and people like elizabeth warren perpetuating that. we need uniters here. >> we do. we have all of this division and clashing type of rhetoric. for example i was on with hannity i think last monday, a couple of mondays ago and we had a contentious discussion with a man and this was put on youtube and somebody wrote in saying hannity and his uncle tom. you see this racist bigoted commentary coming from the left not the right. >> it's not to engage you. it's to get you to be quite. >> they don't say well look you're wrong on these figures. these statistics are correct. we don't believe this economic theory. it's that one. it's you're betraying your race and we're dropped like crazy. the kind of things was called a

house blank when she gave her speech. >> dynamic young black leader. >> you're a tough man that would drive me so crazy i wouldn't talk in public. >> i'm an armadillo underneath here. >> it's a somber memorial marking where thousands were honored by al qaeda. >> and then do you believe a new movie and movies based on faith hitting the theaters this weekend, kevin mccarthy sits down with the stars to talk about how their faiths played a role in the next movie. >> just because we're on the street doesn't mean that i'm a bad mother. >> from the looks of things she couldn't care less whether we save her or not. cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters?

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good morning, quick headlines this sunday all caught on camera. a powerful home explosion devastated an ohio neighborhood. one home was obliterated and several others damaged. the blast shadowed windows and caused major damage to surrounding homes. no one was hurt. >> a ski lift goes haywire. several people injured when one of the ski lifts started moving in reverse. others hold on for dear life. the lifts with inspected every single day. >> guess they missed a few details in that. a new faith-based film hit theaters this weekend. >> do you believe in the cross of christ? >> i'm a pastor. >> if you believe then the question is, what are you going to do about it?

>> fox news contributor kevin mccarthy sat down with the stars of do you believe. he joins us now. welcome kevin. >> how are you doing today? thank you for having me on the show. i sat down with ted and sybil shepherd to talk about the movie. they have done so well at the box office over the last couple of years and i wanted to ask the actors how much of a role has faith played in their careers. check it out. >> when i started to do stage i read the new testament and it somehow grounded me because it was pretty scary. i did television commercials and then movies and finally did the stage and i'm so glad i did because i felt like it helped me to be a better actor. >> i couldn't agree more. i think i remember as an athlete as a kid i would always say a quick prayer to myself.

just like my faith in general is i'm very internal and private but i would always say a prayer, just help me get through this. >> you have a line where you say where was god the night we lost her. i always want to know when i don't have a scene like that and the director yells cut can you go back to yourself immediately? >> well i don't go back to me at all until the scene is done. i have to stay in that emotional state. that's how i work. >> i totally agree. that's a good question. that is such, as an actor those are the things you want so badly. those are the moments in the script that you want and those are the things that attract you to a part. >> i didn't sit here as a movie friend and not talk to you about taxi driver. what do you still use today. >> hitchcock said don't put a lot of scribble in your face.

in other words a great actor once told me cybill, acting is in the eyes not in the face. but he very much is a part of that hitchcock -- he doesn't really say a lot to you. you just keep doing it over and over and over again. but i didn't really have a part in that film originally. it wasn't written in. so what we did was we did ad libbing in a hotel room with him filming it. de niro and i and from that they got the lines for my character. >> i was speaking this past weekend all of the faith based movies, my wife saw one. it is a big market. they're running them for free at local theaters. it will be interesting to see what happens in the next few months. >> it's krinincredible. god's not dead was made for $2

million and made $60 million worldwide. i'm glad they're doing well important stories that need to be told and that movie is playing now in theaters nationwide and as a movie fan to sit across from cybill sheperd. that was it. >> is it good? >> i didn't see it. it wasn't screened early. but i'm looking forward to see this one. >> pastors will tie in these movies or books whether it's the purpose driven life or shack or something like that and it boosts ticket sales or book sells. coming up on the program she's the infamous reporter that quit live on the air. >> as for this job, well not that i have a choice but, i quit. >> well she quit to start up a marijuana store but now she's in some big trouble. >> we know your mornings are better with friends.

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welcome back to fox and friends. tomorrow senator ted cruz heads to lynchburg virginia where he will announce his intent to run for president. scott walker is joining us on the show to react to the news. you served in the united states senate and have run for office and been there. what's your assessment of the field? >> there's room for everybody. it's good to have that debate. the fact that he's coming out a little bit earlier than the others is interesting. he's trying to be different. you're going to have to try anything to separate yourself from the crowd because there are ten plus people actually

running. what this does is puts pressure on rand paul and scott walker and jeb bush. they're out raising the money because they want to have good fec numbers, reporting numbers because it's a thump the chest thing when you can say i raised more than that giechlt it's like the contact in the nba. the more they get the more street cred they have. >> do you think ted cruz has a good strategy though? starting like this? trying to get the momentum early in a different way? >> he didn't call to ask what the strategy is. everybody is going to have their own personal strategy. he obviously taylors their graphic. he's going to need to have to broaden that base. >> so we asked scott walker. you asked scott walker when he joined us earlier on the show and here's what he said. >> for republican voters and americans in general it's great to have choices. what i hear is three simple things. voters tell me they want a new fresh face if we're going to

take on someone from the past. we need a face from the future. secondly they tell me they want big bold ideas from outside of washington. third the most important thing i think i hear over and over again is they want someone with a proven track record. someone that doesn't just talk about it but someone that's actually done it. that's why i think there's incredible interest about the possibility of us getting in the race. if there's others out there, so much the better. >> went on to say people like governors or former senator. >> that experience actually dealing with budgets and people you're in a bubble as sy senator and congressman. i think that hands on experience is very very important. >> somebody from outside washington. >> absolutely. it's a good thing. >> all right. other stories making headlines to tell you about now. the man accused of attacking tsa agents has died from his injuries. 62-year-old richard white was shot by police friday after trying to force his way through a checkpoint at new orleans international airport. now we also learned he was

carrying a bag with bombs. he had smoke bombs in his car. here's what one of the agents had to say. >> this man was swinging very hard. very hard with that machete and if he would have made contact with anybody it would have been terrible. >> police are still investigating a motive but say white had mental illness. >> there was a key drug called bcg an it's only made by the health care research company merck. officials don't expect to have fluff of it for the rest of the year. there's a shortage but some health care professionals expect it wasn't making the company invest money. >> mocking a memorial. the site of the most devastating attack in the united states

history is at the most themed place on earth. some victims families are calling it disrespectful of the ground where is their loved ones are buried. >> he's the infamous reporter that quit on air. >> as for this job, not that i have a choice, but i quit. >> that club owned by the marijuana activist raided by police after reports. it's a medical marijuana dispensary where they share their own claiming the drug is not sold there. >> when the police arrived inside there some of their phones were confiscated by police for no reason. >> police took two vehicles. no arrests were made. >> delayed reaction time was pretty noticeable. did they know they were arrested

yet. >> she did she didn't have a choice. i don't have a choice so i quit. i don't get that. i'm not sure what that means. >> she was getting fired. >> you know who would never do that, rick. >> that is true because i like my job. >> guess what nice guest out in the cold from nashville yes, from nashville, tennessee. >> virginia maryland. >> you guys said you watch all the time but who watches more do you think? >> i don't know. i start my day every day with fox and friends. >> i hope you guys errored that because we can cruise that as a little plug. i start my day every day with fox and friends. a great picture coming in from iowa. right there on the river. beautiful area and this is a sign of sprikng. lisa sent this in and said i'm not sure what these are. anybody want to send me a message an let me know what they

are. here's your forecast for the day across areas of the northeast toward the mid-atlantic. we'll see snow flying across parts of far upstate new york and interior sections of new england but for the most part not that bad. just a chilly day. the rain is all across parts of the southeast. with us all day long. a gloomy rainy day across the southeast. including nashville. you dodged it but you came to the cold. cold or rain one or the other. back to you inside. >> my daughter lives in nashville. she's telling me about the terrible, terrible winter they had. >> got to get goo goo clusters from there though. >> many of you tell us you're annoyed by people in your office by some of their personal habits that get on your nerves. we're bringing science into this debate. we now have a survey of the top five office pet peeves. renowned scientists surveyed all americans and came up with

these. number one is the dreaded reply all. >> and then the chain gets so long. the bathroom is a hot mess or somebody gum smacks or you find an empty pot of coffee or your co-workers are loud. the list goes on. >> what was the most annoying habit of your coworkers in the united states senate. >> when i did a vote they didn't like they would tweet out to their base how i'm a trader and to have to fight within our own party. i find it fascinating that we would throw each other under the bus instead of trying to find ways to put our country's interest first. >> if your coworkers tweeted about you, would you annoyed? >> i think so. there's nothing worse than walking into work with a positive attitude every day and being drained by the debbie downer. >> and people overspray their perfume or aftershave. the minute a woman walks in the pool the whole pool goes crazy with the perfume smell.

>> i love that. sonia writes people on their social media accounts all day not getting their work done and then whine at the end of the month because they're behind and want others to help them caught up. that's something you should be tweeting about. >> how about people that put nasty things in the microwave. >> smell for days. >> people that take your pop-tarts out of the cabinet. >> and steal your popcorn. we have a fox news alert. there risking their lives to keep us safe. now our military being targeted as their personal info is linked online. the latest facing our troops ahead. >> and they're supposed to get people back on their feet but the federal government is using your tax money to help people on food stamps find a job. maria joins us next. >> and justin bieber trying to wipe the egg off his face from that prank he pulled on a

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>> a fokx news alert. a group claiming to be isis leaking pictures and names of 100 u.s. service members in a sort of hit list. they're investigating the threat but have not said if it was indeed hacked from government servers. meanwhile the united states evacuating if last of the remaining personnel from yemen. this following the deadly attacks where 140 were killed. >> a shocking new report revealing the federal government plans to spend 200 million of your tax dollars to help people on food stamps find better jobs. >> what this means this latest government give away is the host

of sunday morning futures and the hope of fox news. maria great to see you. i'm not on food stamps but next time i get fired i assume the government will come to my rescue and help me get a job. >> the problem with the story is the fact that the programs are giving free stuff to people don't need them and that's why it's encouraging that same group to not want to get a job. why would you find a job where you're getting free cell phones and there's fraud around this because it's too easy mottenot to. my mom received public assistance for a serious of time. it was there as a safety net but it's not a life long entitlement. the easiest way to give jobs is not give 200 million more of our tax dollars to the programs but get government out of the way of individuals and allow the businesses to have regulatory and tax certainty and allow them to hire and grow and expand but

there's so much between obamacare and rules and regulations and certainly these agencies a tacking businesses. and it's flat. >> that's right. as a result of that so many people getting the assistance have no interest in getting a job. they may get a job where they're not counted. >> it's under the table job. >> under the table job. and they're getting two incomes. so at the end of the day what these programs are intended to do are not doing it because the people that need the money, truly need the money are not actually getting it. >> who is getting left out. >> they're getting left out. >> who would be -- >> is that kids that had just gotten out of college? >> some of the people getting this assistance are kids, seniors actually people that can get their pension can get income. so that's the problem because the programs are so widespread and giving money and free things to people who actually don't need them. >> we have seen it before. if you add up someone going out and hustling and working versus somebody saying home and

receiving the incredible benefits some people are getting it's a disincentive and then you throw in obamacare with a 24 hour work week it's distorting and making the whole work force idea and the idea of going out to work kind of upside down. >> it's also distorting what employers are doing because employers are saying okay if i have to supply benefits to these people then why would i provide full time? i'm going to knock it down to 29 hours and knock it down to part time. it's hurting the overall economy. we do have a very important economic report out next week. the gdp comes out on friday. a lot of people are talk about a 1% could be 1.5% which is not a good growth story for the u.s. economy. you want to see better numbers and with some of these programs in place it's very tough to move forward. >> you have the best guests every week. who is on this week. >> senator wicker coming on. chairman of the committee and

armed services and budget committees. we'll talk about defense spending and the iran nuclear calms and we'll be talking with general richard newton. former assistant vice chief of staff. we'll talk there really specifically on the iran negotiations and why now we seem to be getting a different tone from the ball balm administration. it seems perhaps iran is actually not following the rules. >> no. come on. >> that they thought that they would. we'll talk about where we are up there. >> don't forget weekdays on the fox business network to find her in your area log on to fox business.com/channel finder. >> thank you. >> it's a movement born out of the tragic killings of two nypd officers. now an organization is showing why. blue lives matter and what you can do to help. the founder of the incredible movement joins us next. come on in. ♪

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>> tell us what the program does. >> pretty much we want to act as an in-between. the worst thing is a phone call or knock on the door. . if we can show up surprise them, give them something whether it's a trip or basketball game or vacation be positive for a lot of people coming photograph. >> and it came out of the tragedy from the officers being executed in new york city. >> yes, it did. >> how have you been able to do this so quickly. >> if it wasn't for the guys behind me and caring as much as i do this hasn't been going on. the support has been overwhelming. we've been in touch with so many people. canada, spain. people are very receptive. this isn't about being political, but helping families struck by tragedy or some cat trophic illness.

>> everyone is trying to do the right thing, but sometimes there's holes and voids that need to be filled in. sometimes it's just the little things a baby-sitter helping off shoveling, just letting them know we care. >> i totally agree. it's the little things in life. you can give a check to anybody you want, but when you do that this like a baseball game, it's going to go further than the check i wrote. >> and you're helping a special family with an event today. >> we're joined by the daly family. good morning. >> good morning. how did you all get in touch with one another. >> i have a friend who works who the transit thor, and they started selling the bands and i saw them with a few of my other friends and mike had told joe about chloe, and i got a flock on my door one saturday morning and there they were. a bouquet of flowers, introduced

themselves, came into my house and said they had an event on march 22nd and they were going to help support chloe. >> tell us about chloe. >> chloe is a beautiful 6-year-old girl who as spastic cerebral palsy, and she's the light of our life. mary rose is my beautiful wife. >> there are there's a lot of equipment and forms of therapies not covered by insurance. what we're doing today is going to be such a huge help for my daughter in getting to where think need to go. >> mary rose the event is in the lower east side. what will it entail if any of our viewers are in the city and would like to take part? >> there will be live music, a lot of raffles and a couple entertainers. it's going to be a great time. >> listen it's amazing what can be done with power in numbers

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