good morning, today is saturday, the 28th of march, 2013. we begin with a fox news alert. he feared he would lose his license, the medical secret kept by andreas lubitz. two doctors that said he was unfit for flying. sergeant beau bergdahl says he left to report discipline problems in his unit. that is the administration's pin.

it didn't have to be in uniform to rush into action. that off duty firefighter spotted kicking down windows after a massive building explosion in new york city. that hero now speaking out for the first time, you will hear from him this our. "fox and friends" begins now. >> virginiaanilla ice never mics a show. >> we got the band back together. >> yes. fishing. and we're both tan. >> i'm just excited to see you dancing on the philly fan cam. >> no alcohol involved. >> we begin with a motive for

the co-pilot accused of slamming that germanwings plane. >> two doctors said he was too sick to work that day he crashed the plane with 250 people on board. >> we have more with the secret he was keeping. good morning, amy. >> hi, clayton, tucker, and anna. it has not been fully confirmed but an ex-girlfriend warned that one day he would do something and everyone would know his name. now the work of collecting the body parts continues. so far had 400 to 600 parts have been collected, but no body in tact. and the recovery crews are bound

and determine to make sure every family receives a part of their loved ones, but they also want to find bits of andreas lubitz to see if there was any drugs or alcohol in his system. also that he was very bitter that he would never be promoted beyond the position of co-pilot. unconfirmed reports all over german media today. >> thank you amy. chilling details as you heard amy mention about what he told his ex-girlfriend. reports of a previous girlfriend said he would wake up in the middle of the night with night terrors talking about crashing the plane. also quoting assaying that he would want to be remembered forever for a heinous act that he was about to carry out.

>> apparently telling a german newspaper one day i will do something to change the whole system. i am planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever. >> the subject here is illness. he had been treated on and off for over a decade. there is evidence he dropped out of pilot training because he was mentally ill. as recently as this past week he was under a doctor's care for mental illness. so why did the airline not pick up on this? part of it has to do with strict german privacy laws that prevents doctors from giving information to employers. >> but for a position like this, he had two doctors notes ripped up on his own accord why would the doctor not tell the employer immediately if it is something like an airline? >> specifically in germany,

those notes don't have to disclose the illness. it can just say he is sick this afternoon. it could have no evidence that he is suffering from anxiety or something. but six years ago in flight school he was found ultimately not suitable for flying and former classmates were told stories for him timing time off for burnout syndrome. >> so he trained here in phoenix, arizona. and the big question here is what is it like here in the united states? well a captain with the u.s. airline was asked this and he said there is no mental health vetting. if you had a mental health issue, you certainly would not tell your flight surgeon because it would go straight to the faa.

>> why is it taking this crime to awaken people. part of the reason is why we allow schizophrenics to live under overpasses. you cannot discriminate against someone with a mental illness. the rest of us who fly in airplanes and rifflive in cities have a right to protect ourselves. >> when you're piloting an aircraft with 250 lives on it you see a toddler walking through the doors the stress of piloting between storms. especially red eye flights overnight -- >> it is a fine line to walk. there is a lot of people on depression medication that live among us that are alcoholics and

other things and you don't want to discriminate. >> i would rather discriminate than die in the plane crash all things equal. >> we have experts on this exact topic. you can weigh in and we will ask those questions. and more headlines to get to. more chaos in yemen forcing the united nation staffers to evacuate from the capital. airstrikes are continuing to target advancing forces. the arab league summit is still expected for today. state security threats forced the last remaining u.s. special forces to evacuate the country just last week. another fox news alert al shabab taking claim they were responsibility for a bombing last night and shooting an

ambassador. gunmen stormed the hotel after a car bomb went off at the gate. they were holed up for more than 12 hours before government forces took over. at least 28 people are hurt. >> after a nearly eight-year battle, italy's highest court has acquitted amanda knox of all murder charges. >> i'm so grateful to have my life back. what comes to mind is my gratitude for the life that's been given to me. >> knox and her iitalian exboyfriend were found guilty of murdering her roommate. her lawyers appealed that

decision leading to yesterday's final acquittal. a school bus driver is being called a hero after saving dozens of children's lives when their bus went up into flames. >> the bus was dropping off students at a middle school in southern california when the engine started spewing smoke and flames. >> she has some hero qualities. i'm very proud of her. >> at the time of the fire, 35 students were on board. none of them were hurt. it's not clear what started that fire. >> those are your headlines. let's go over to rick reichmuth who is standing by. >> what do you think we're talking about today?

>> spring? fall? >> this is boston's tenth weekend in a row of snow? ten weekends in a row. >> someone is trying to send that city a message. these are the temps this weekend or today across the east coast and how far you are below your average. columbus, ohio. cold is really settled in here and it's really cold this morning around the great lakes. 21 as you're waking up in chicago cincinnati. the cold settled into the south. we have freeze and frost advisories here. you will probably drop a couple more degrees by the time this is done. rain moving out of floor, but we're going to to see a coastal storm develop. we will probably see snow here

in new york city tonight. >> a little spring snow here pushing april. >> all of the bad news we hear about our men and women in uniform lately over the past few months, take a listen to this. the east village gas explosion that unfolded just the other day, there were people trapped in this burning building, and we get to hear for the first time, a new york city firefighter running into this building and knocking down people and looking for people. take a listen to what happened that afternoon. >>. >> is anybody in here? >> i heard a loud explosion. i looked down the block, and i

just started running to the corner. i climbed it and started searching my way up from the second floor. i opened the window and looked in and the floor was collapsed. i could feel the heat and the smoke and i said i have to get out of here. i could see nine truck coming and 33 engine. i said worst case scenario they'll have to put the bucket up and grab me. you're always willing to go out and help someone you know? >> he said he wishes he could have tried to save more people. >> it does appear to be in his blood, too. he is a third generation firefighter. he is not just some tough new yorker. if you have seen the video and the pictures check that out. he was off duty, he didn't have any gear. he saw it happening and he dded to run to the bidding and climb up the fire escape to help people out.

>> that is great. being a fireman is the opposite of being a journalist, everybody likes you. children are impressed when you walk by. >> two dozen people were injuries and two people are still missing. >> next up a college christian group booted off of campus. and could beau bergdahl avoid jail and keep his v.a. bent benefits because he was tortured while in captivity?

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welcome back, the army says that beau bergdahl deserted his post. others say he may be able to get off with no punishment at all. they say he left his post to report discipline problems in his unit. could anyone buy it? joining us now is tony shafer. do you buy that defense? he just want today go out and report discipline problems in his unit. >> i think i would buy space alien abduction first. he put together a kit mailed it home told people he was leaving. i also heard something about torture. i think if you walk outside of the wire, present yourself to the enemy, they capture you, i think you created your own

circumstance for your own bad action. i don't buy it at all not remotely. >> here is a tweet in from cnn, bergdahl was planning to report what he thought was problems with order and discipline in his unit. a senior defense official tells cnn. could that have been a leak from the administration to save face? >> i think there is clearly a war of information here going on. cnn called me inflammatory when i was on with bill oriley talking about this. this soldier chose to put at risk his comrades. five people died looking for him. three nato british soldiers died risked their lives getting him back. and it cost three taliban to get

him back. it is costing us blood treasure and credibility because of one soldiers bad acts. to me it is indefensible. >> our own ed henry asking whether or not they thought that beau bergdahl still served with honor and distinction. now they're stance is we're not going to comment about an ongoing military investigation. >> the moment that the president embraced him and his family, that affects the outcome of what would be a long investigation. god bless those that have to deal with this. they today up and they have done the right thing so far. this is no small matter for the army. you cannot have soldiers deciding in the middle of combat

i have had enough i'm walking out. >> and parade the family in front of the white house in a big ceremony as well. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. a woman accused of cutting an unborn baby from a mother's belly will not face murder charges all because of state laws. does that make any sense at all? and hillary clinton's e-mail scandal grows deep therer this morning. all of those private e-mails deleted permanently. was it intentional?

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quick headlines for you this morning, a former new york city gang boss is accused of supporting jihadists overseas. she going to be sentenced for tax fraud. prosecutors say more serious charges could be filed if that money was spent to train people to kill americans. he ran the 40 thieves gang in the 1990s. and harry is out, chuck is in. senate minority leader harry reid throwing his support to chuck schumer. schumer has been in congress nearly 30 acquires. a woman in colorado accused of cutting an unborn baby from a mother's baby will not face murder charges because of laws in the state of colorado. is it time for laws to change in

here is debate is our contributors. jenna, i'm going to start with you. yes the woman may be facing felony charges, but there is a big difference between felony and murder charges. >> that's right the prosecutors want to throw the book at this woman but unfortunately the book does not include murder. in colorado, one of 12 states, they don't consider the killing of a fetus murder spop if she was only charged with the unlawful killing of a fetus, the maximum charge would be for 32 years. in california you could face the death penalty. a huge difference there. >> tamron, you say this is a legal issue, not a political issue like some are making it? >> yes, and a lot of people believe that abortion is wrong and bad, and i get that. and there are personhood issues here that did not pass muster with the voters.

i understand those things. as your other guest said the fact is that the law on the looks right now does not say that a fetus that does not breathe one single breath of air is a person and therefore they cannot have murder charges. and prosecutors made the right decision. as terrible as it is he made the right decision because he knew if he took the case to a jury the defense attorneys would say there was not one single breath by the innocent baby. >> there are laws on the books, but should they be changed? >> you know is really a tough call. when you look at this particular case of course you think the laws should be changed. a seven-month old fetus can survive outside of the mother's woman in certain circumstances. we don't anticipate a crazy lunatic is going to try to cut

out a baby under the ruse of i'm going to try to tell you baby clothes on the internet. but every other state, 38 states, say it is murder if you kill a fetus especially after it is viable. should the laws change? absolutely. if they change now this woman will not come under them because they're not retro active. >> the shortest and longest period of time this woman could be behind bars? >> the minimum would be not guilty to all charges. that's not going to happen. she is also charged but attempted murder. the mother of the baby survived this tragic incident up to 100 years in prison, and we'll see also what happens if she is found incompetent, insane, or any other those defenses. but again i want to stress the

fact that the law on the books right now does not allow a murder charge for a baby that does not take a single breath of air and that will be hard to prove when you change the laws. >> i understand now they're looking into the death of a baby a few years ago and there may be a murder conviction that way. a terrible story to talk about this morning but we appreciate you weighing in. 28 minutes after the hour, coming up on "fox and friends" remember the pilot that had this midair melt down? i'm so distraught, we have israel, we have iraq. >> he is suing the airline. wait until you hear his argument. and a man accidentally invited to a stranger's bachelor party. now he is ready to start celebrating. see the moment he met the bachelor for the first time.

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you don't do that. >> that is your shot of the morning. a naughty husky caught taking his dad's potato skinning right off of his plate. >> it nearly has two million views. does anyone else wish that the dog would leap up and choke the guy. >> how dare you speak to me that way? have you ever talked to your dog like that? we showed that dogs literally don't remember. you have to reason with them you can't be rude to them. they're like teenagers. out in california cal state has derecognized a christian group because they insisted on installing, as their leaders, christians. >> they say every club this is

a quote from the vice president of the close up he says every group is allowed to establish reasons for why a leader is selected, but it cannot be faith-based. everyone has standards for how leaders are selected as long as it is nop disndiscriminatory. california state came under fire last year about this too when they did the same thing with inner varsity. is it discriminatory for men to have a female president of a fraternity. >> they have gender exemptions. >> the people that run these places are usually hard left but a lot of them seem like they might be dumb. let's parse this statement here. every club can establish their own standards for how leaders as

long as they are not discriminatory. standards are by definition discriminatory, no? dumbo? >> we have the president of the fraternity on our show tomorrow and in a separate press release, they said how can we function if we don't have christian leaders in our group. >> i wonder if they're forcing the house to have white leaders right? or the gay group to have gay leaders, let groups assemble as they will. >> let us know what you think. the president of the chapter on the show tomorrow. other stories to get to now. a brand new bomb shell in hillary clinton's e-mail

scandal. turns out her personal server has been wiped clean and all of her e-mails permanently deleted. and he says it appears she did it after the state department asked her to turn them over. clinton's attorney said she already handed over all of her work related e-mails. three years ago a jet blue pilot terrified passengers with a mid-air rant. >> we got israel, we got iraq. >> now that pilot is suing jet blue for more than $16 million. he says the flight was jeopardized because the airline failed to recognize his mental illness. wow, that plane made an emergency landing in texas after passengers and crew had to restrain him. he was arrested of flight

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that brown never had his hands up. joining us now is david webb. >> a time that does person of the year which i was one in 2011, the protesters when that was real protestors. "time" didn't name them perp of the year. it is giving them legitimacy for a lie. even jonathan caypart had to say it's not true. what exactly did they do? i was there. and i recognized her. i have seen her on the streets. i don't really recognize him, but i kind of remember her. they were perpetuating a lie. and the peaceful protestors the

many, the ministers, were overridden by those that drove this narrative. they said we're going to take one of ours so we'll take two of theirs. >> i'm personally not against protesting at all, i'm in favor but i am against whipping people into fear and frenzy because of lies. >> johnson was found to be a liar and he disappeared off of the front pages. everybody that could come to ferguson that was a hard core leftist was there. including the occupy wall street types. you have gangs gang members and you have them pushing this. this is a recipe for disaster.

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it has been just two years since angelina jolie had a double mast detect noi reduce her chances of getting cancerzñ and now the star says she had her ovaries removed to prevent further of the disease. >> did she do the right thing and are there guidelines to protect you? joining us, dr. samati. are the guidelines tough enough?

>> they're moving targets and changing year by year. we used to get mammograms for women at the age of 40. they moved it up to 50. 10% of women are getting less mammograms as a result because they say it doesn't really help. same thing with prostate cancer used to get them at the age of 40. now the age is 50 and we're seeing men coming in with more aggressive prostate cancers. what she's done® brilliant. hasn't really followed a lot of the guidelines. she took her health in her own hands, went on to learn about her risk. what we did about six months ago. i was so upset about the guidelines that i said we are going have a samati challenge, we want people to learn about the risks. she found out her family history to improve her quality of life, for her children she went ahead and got screening and then when found out to have these issues went and got the mastectomy. for a 39-year-old to get ovaries

out is a big deal, but she understands the risks of having these kind of cancers. a lot of messages for people out there. post your messages and pictures if you're a cancer survivor i want to hear about you. on our website today we have all the guidelines, what the government recommends, what we think you should be doing, and so government also talks about death all the time. right? that's the end goal, but they don't talk about metastasis and how these cancers can spread and change your oh quality. it's a very difficult time and we hope these organizations wake up and treat everyone individually. >> we appreciate your passion. what's the website? >> samatimd moin dchltsamatimd.com. for people to learn about the risk what to do, et cetera. >> important topic. >> wonderful. >> we commend her for what she's done for her and hopefully the rest of the country. coming up here on the show, chilling details and the

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good morning, today is saturday, the 28th of march, 2015. we begin way fox news alert. he feared he would lose his pilot's license. the medical secret kept by the copilot just revealed by andreas lubitz. we learn he was unfit to fly by two doctors on the day of the crash. the breaking developments straight ahead. just when you thought you heard it all from hillary clinton, the bombshell. all of her e-mails gone vaporized intentionally- deleted before the benghazi committee could get to them. we have details. and a fisherman's dream to catch a shark.

what happens when you're beat out by a crocodile. uh-oh. the story about that unbelievable picture and more. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. this is fuzzy bear. >> this is kerm it the frog. >> and you're watching "fox & friends." >> oh -- the number one show "muppets" our survey suggests. >> how does that make you feel? >> i like to get hit with the muppets. coming up in the show we'll show you we all struggle with sleep problems in the country. america has some of the worst, we don't get enough sleep in this want. we're show you how to make your sleep the bedrooming the best possible place to go to sleep. the items you need to remove. >> we heard electronics but surprising items. >> the cocktails that work best. >> that next, but first motive for murder. learning the co-pimt accused of slamming a germanwings plane into the alps may have learned

he was losing his pilot's office. >> two doctors saying he was too sick to fly that plane with 150 people onboard. >> more on the secrets he was keeping. good morning. >> reporter: hi, clayton, tucker and anna. we know there were torn upop medical notes for sick leave in the apartment of andreas lubitz, and now there are reports in the german fleaspress there were at least two doctors signing on to that work leave. suggesting this situation was more critical than we thought before and also reports that andreas lubitz was afraid he was imminently going to lose his pilot's license because of all this and that ex-girlfriend who also worked in the aviation industry, was flight attendant, she spoke to bilt magazine saying he warned one day he would do something big so the world would know his name, she

apparently also told "spiegel" online he had a very volatile personality. two personality. one very loving and the other that was very in fact he had locked her, according to her in a bathroom for a long time once and he had spoken at great length about his stress, about work conditions about salary and about his pilot's contract. anna clayton and tucker, back to you. >> thank you, live from france. more details about exactly what unfolded in the hours or days right before this crash and reportedly his feeiancee leaving him on monday, right before the crash. and walking away from their said marriage which was said to i think unfold later this summer. >> yeah. that was something that emerged quite quickly. was he a jilted lover? well there are reports coming frout from a german newspaper he apparently told his girlfriend, i'm planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever, and also that he would be waking up

in the middle of the night from nightmares saying things like, we're all going down. >> quite a bit of detail, too, and suggestions that the pilot was seriously mentally ill. under a doctor's care for years, over a decade for unspecified mental ailment. medical privacy laws in germany are so xrict they apply posthumously even after this man apparently murdered 149 people doctors still can't really say what he's been treated for, but there are indications that as recently as just last week doctors deemed him "unfit to fly because of unspecified mental problems." >> and we know, to tucker's point, we know the airline never saw these doctors' notes talked about being ripped up in his apartment, and to tucker's point further, they're not allowed to say about the doctors' notes, that he can take time off work because of a specific illness. simply sighing this man needs time off from work and the company is not allowed to ask or

find out what this is anxiety, pressure or something else. >> and there were gaps in this training forced not to fly training in arizona, lufthansa, the airline he was flying, when he crashed into the alps. folks are wondering what is it like here in the united states where many americans are traveling? well, a captain for a u.s. airline, 7!hn÷ g gazinski says this, there is really no mental health setting. you have a mental health issue you certain wouldn't tell your flight surgeon about that because it goes right to the faa. >> this is part of a much larger problem i would argue in american society in dealing with mental illness. no one wants to stigmatize or be mean to them, but we've moved so far in the other direction, it's hard to make clear distinctions between those who are mentally ill those with schizophrenia for example and people who

aren't. it's very hard. many people in our society are hurt and killed every year by the mentally ill but to say something out loud is somehow bigoted. we ought to say no. you're treated for a serious mentale disorder, shouldn't be piloting an aircraft. >> friends reported his pilot's license was up for remove until june and he was fearful he would lose his pilot's license if the company found out about it. more on this throughout the show. extras as well talk to dr. samati to find out whether or not doctors are hand-strung in this. and new information in the bowe bergdahl case. bergdahl will be charged apparently with defers for walksertion for walking away from his post. a senior defense official tells the news organization taberg dahl left his post because he wanted to report discipline problems in the unit. in other words, he was a whistle

employee or blower, and apparently the white house leaked information, which suggests they did it for a reason. >> cnn got their hands on it and what cnn tweeted. bergdahl was planning to report what he believed to be problems with "order and discipline in his unit." a senior defense official told cnn. error on the show error -- earlier on the show we talked to a lieutenant about this and listen. >> i any i'd buy space alien abduction before i'd buy that. take this seriously. he put together his kit. put it in the mail mailed it home. told people he was z leaving. i don't think that sounds like he's going to report discipline problems and also i've heard a thing about torture. oh i was tortures he, i think if you walk outside the wire, present yourself to the enemy, they capture you i think you created your own circumstance for your own bad action. so i don't buy it at all, not

remotely. >> meanwhile, the white house continues to stick by their line that bowe bergdahl served with honor and distinction not coming out disregarding what they said early. remember susan rice's comments a number of months ago about that same thing. and ed henry pressed during a white house press briefing asking whether or not the white house would walk those comments back. here's the response. >> you used to believe that bowe bergdahl served with honor and distinction, ed, i don't want to be in a position of [3ssq'ting on an ongoing military justice investigation. >> susan rice is also she reports to the commander in chief here at the white house as national security advisor and some months ago went out and she/he served with honor and distinction. so is that a mistake? >> she was obviously commenting before any military investigation had been conducted -- >> a desserter. >> at this point now that there's an ongoing military investigation to this matter i'm just not going to comment. >> we happened to be on the air

that day bergdahl was released, in that swap for prisoners. we received so many e-mails, people who knew about this, saying this guy deserted. widely known among people in the military. susan rice national security advisor, she couldn't find out? >> when did the white house know? when? >> and why not consult congress? one of the big rubs the white house acted unilaterally. didn't consult congress about the swap and we now know think about the families of those soldiers who ended up being killed as a raumtesult of going after bergdahl. >> press accounts that he deserted. in the five years held th was reported, she still said he served with honor and distinction. nothing to do with the investigation. they knew t. how lousy the swap three of the five reportedly trying to re-engage in the fight in the west. other stories we're following, 7headlines.

start with this other fox news alert. the terror group al shabaab taking responsibility for attacking a hotel overnight killing at least 17 people including a united nations ambassador. [ gunfire ] gunmen stormed the hotel in the capital city after a car bomb went off at the gate. holed up more than 12 hours before government forces took over. at least 28 people are hurt. it is not clear how many of the dead are gunmen. a boston police officer is fighting for his life this morning after being shot in the face during a traffic stop. police say someone in the car got out and started shooting. that suspect was shot and killed. one person on the street was hit in the arm. officer john moynihan is in critical condition in a medically medically-induced coma. >> the doctors are working hard on him. i talked to the doctors. all our prayers are going out for him. i just ask everyone's support in

helping him pull through. >> officer moynihan was one of 53 officers honored with the top cop award at the white house last year. he helped with the boston marathon bombing suspects. it's over. after nearly an eight-year legal battle italy's highest court officially acquitted amanda knox of all murder charges. >> shaved my life and i'm so grateful, and i -- i'm so grateful that i have my life back. what comes to mind is my gratitude for the life that's been given to me. >> knox and her italian ex-boyfriend raffaele sol seat seatseat sollecito were acquitted yesterday. and learning the story behind this crazy video, when a

man flied into the water as a massive wave hits a fishing boat. mark mark heely is a pro surfer and saw the wave coming. he said he jumped because he feared the boat would capside never expected to be catapulted into the air. he was pulled from the water with no injuries. >> that's a split-second decision. and headlines, what you need to know this morning. >> would you do that? jump off of it? >> jump out or -- >> did you see the guy on the other side of the boat hanging on? you have to ask him, what about that guy? just doing it for fun? riding the wave? i don't know. could be. down across the southeast, get ready for it's a really cold morning this morning. it will be a chilly day and tonight another incredibly cold one. if you have plans you're worried about, starting to do gardening there, you want to protect tonight. another hard freeze. snow coming across parts of missouri heading in toward the

boothill of missouri and parts of the northeast dealing with snee is going to develop a little coastal storm here and get readyl6 for maybe three to five inches of snow across parts of cape code. unbelievable. a big ridge here no rain or snow. across canada a clipper storm developing later tonight into tomorrow bringing more rain and snow across parts of the great lakes. rain and snow. still talking about it. >> depressing. >> i know. it s. thanks rick. and taking over the world not stopping the united nations from placing high praise on isis for their commitment to diversity. we're not making this up. details, ahead. and a bombspell from hillary clinton. all of her e-mails gone's before the benghazi committee got to see them. a member of that committee joins us live to react, next. come on in. >> oh, yeah.

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a live look ak the capitol building, asking to see hillary clinton's private e-mail server. the problem, her attorney david kendall said yesterday all e-mails are gone completely wiped it clean destroying all records on it. why would she do that? joining us as a member of the house select committee on benghazi congressman mikef pompeiio. you're trying to figure out what was on the servers and were notified yesterday, recently, they're wiped clean? >> so we're in the process of trying to investigate the death of four americans on september 11, 2012, trying to get answers for the families and for the american people. we learned not toovg terribly long

ago former secretary clinton didn't have an official e-mail account and have now been in the process of trying to get access to all the non-official material, stuff that wasn't on the dot gov account that relates to this investigation. helps us solve the mystery how four americans were killed while america did nothing to go get them. >> yes. >> so we're continuing that process. yesterday we received a letter from former secretary clinton's lawyer saying 30,000 e-mails are gone. and they claim they had nothing to do with the investigation. but so far the only people who have made that determination are folks associated with former secretary of state clinton. just doesn't seem right. >> i keep thinking as i watch the story unfold she's a private citizen, doesn't work for the government. if this were me and congress asked to see my e-mails in my server i don't think i'd get away with this. would i? >> you likely wouldn't. most importantly a private citizen who used to be the secretary of state, you shouldn't get away with this. these were if not classified,

often sensitive conversations, right? even small details about who the secretary might have been communicating with, even a happy birthday note written in the afternoon of september 11, 2012, it's important for our investigation to learn all of the details about what all was going on that night and we're struggling to get access to this information, and we'retq hopeful we can still get access to that server to make sure that all of the relevant e-mails are in the possession of the united states government. >> it's usually the only reason you'd wipe that server is in preparation for things like this to try prevent the public from learning what was on it. e-mails are pretty hard to delete, as we know. how can you get a whole physical possession of these servers so you can do your own investigation what's in them? >> the committee's taken the first step. we've asked for them. sent a letter, we believe we are not only lawfully authorized but have a task, a requirement given by the speaker of the house to get those documents. >> yes. >> we'll now continue that process. we'll go down a legal path, whichjqj helps us make sheerure we

get all the answers for the american public and making sahl sure all of the non-dot gov e-mails that relate to our investigation get into the committeeal possession. >> that's within the constitution? >> not only the right but obligation to pursue this. >> what happens if she says, no? >> we'll continue down a legal path, and we will make the case to her lawyers, to the state department for whom she worked, and to the white house that this is something that ought to be done for the american people, and we hope the house of representatives will support this effort fully as we move down the path of trying to get access to the information our committee so desperately wants and needs. >> it feels like 1977 again to me. thanks for coming on. unbelievable. >> thanks. have a good week. what youro j are doing on spring break? went down to florida to find out and brought a camera with her. wait in you see what she found. and a high-speed chase comes to a dramatic end.

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welcome back. time for news by the numbers. first up, 18,000. how many trees are said to be chopped down so that six flags great adventure in new jersey can go solar. that's irony. the theme park says it will be the largest solar farm in new jersey when it does cut down those trees for solar energy. next, 785 million dollars. that's the estimated value of apple's ceo tim cookal fortune and says he's donating all of it to charity, after he pays for

his nephew's education. doesn't want to take any of it with him. the elite 8 is set. louisville takes on michigan state in the big east bracket. the south and east bracket. in the south duke against gonzaga. elite 8 action begins tonight in indy with undefeated kentucky against notre dame and wisconsin facing arizona. all theún recap tomorrow here on the big show. yes, we will. it's a wild week of sunshine. tan lines and tequila. spring break under way. >> going down to panama beach florida, to check out what teens are actually doing there. joining us now oh co-host of "fox & friends" first tell us what you saw? what did you see? >> no longer the spring break of a little booze and cigarettes. this is spring break of heroin and cocaine. seriously. of molly, of guns. we saw -- talked to a police officer did a ride-along. one of the biggest problems this year, heroin and guns. and they have huge groups that congregate behind these big

bars. two big night clubs in panama city beach and all the people congregate there. so let's take a look. ♪bl >> we are back! panama city beach. all of these spring breakers are here and we're here to expose what they're doing. ♪ >> what have y'all seen at spring break? >> seen people smoking. >> a lot of riots out here. people come down have a bunch of people with them. just go crazy. >> guns! [ cheers ] >> having a good time, blinking, getting turned up. >> yeah, baby. whew! >> when i was at spring break underaged drinking and alcohol. i hear it's a lot worse. drugs, guns? >> yeah. i don't know nothing about that.

>> come here. what is this? he's smoking marijuana.w= >> what have you seen at spring break? >> what have we not seen at spring break? >> i'm drunk. it's awesome. >> what time did you start drinking today? >> like 11:00 when i got up. >> it's panama. this is panama. doesn't matter how you do it, as long as you do it you're good. ♪ >> i couldn't find a porta-potty. >> you went to the bathroom on the beach? >> nots the beach. i'm classy. >> a message -- >> the most cutest girl i ever met in my life. >> i'm too old for you. >> hey, don't worry. hey, for love -- we'll have no age. ♪ >> coming -- are your parents okay with you being here. >> [ bleep ] my parents. >> oh! >> hmm.

>> shocked with that answer. >> that washñ how they all felt and i would say you know these pictures this video, come to do the cameras flash all kinds of stuff, who are you with? you worried about this following you with social media? many would say we ares, worried about getting a job, but it is panama city. seize the day. whatever happens here stays here. i'm like, no, not really. >> how much worst could it get? >> the problem is it's gotten dangerous and very dark. this is not the spring break we were used to. there's nothing wrong, all of these -- we talked to early city council people who said there's nothing wrong with spring break. it's just it's dangerous here behind these clubs at panama city. >> increases in arrests? >> absolutely. yes. >> we should clear, these are the pg versions. >> right. we knew it was morning tv and aired what we aired at night and so much we couldn't even air at night over the last week.

and still another week and a half to go of spring break. >> you're a brave woman. went into the lion's den. thanks. >> you're welcome. want to destroy america and take over the world, but that's not stopping the united nations from placing high praise on isis for its commitment to diversity.py for real. wait until you hear this. this father/daughter duo can memorize a deck of cards in an instant. now they're competing at a championship. putting them to the test live at "fox & friends." or i should say they'll put us to the test. first checking up with a look what's coming up on "cashing in". >> are the air waiveves say and should we test pilots for psychological changes? but supreme leader chancing "death to america." can we really trust iran? stick around. "carbon insh

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clayton morris. in the green outfit right there. spring break. down there last week. that is so cool. >> the philly phanatic, called me on top of the dugout. >> down to vacation with your family. what did the kids think about you being out in front of the crowd? >> my son started crying. he wanted to be out there in the crowd. the lip quiver, wanted to be dancing with philly phanatic. imagine, 90 degrees, you couldn't see the sweat on his brow. >> such a good banjo player. i knew you worked in west virginia but didn't know you picked up so many of the local customs. >> a secret --3 >> my white pasty legs from a long cold winter. >> fun to see. trite your news headlines. 34 minutes after the hour. praising isis for its diversity. the u.n. human rights chief says the terror group may be more accepting of differences than people living in some countries.

the comments made at a special meeting about ethics and religious abuses in the middle east. zaide raul ussain said the group wkd members with various backgrounds. ce chase coming to a dramatic end. [ sirens ]x this all started with an armed robbery in georgia. the chase stretched through three counties, and reached speeds of 130 miles an hour. 15 minutes later, officers rammed the truck and spun him out. they swarmed the truck and arrested him. talk about foul. this basketball player told he can't wear his letter jacket, because he's not on the real team. michael kelly from wichita has down's syndrome but loves back so much he plays on his school's special needs team. his mom decided to buy him a varsity letter to wear to

celebrate but the school wichita east, told him he's not allowed to wear it. his mom, fighting the school to get that letter on his coat. the school is saying it's they're policy to only award varsity athletes. a fisherman gets a whole lot more than he bargained for, reeling in his catch on a river in australia when he felt resistance. the man thought the fish was stuck on a branch or his boat. but he was in for a shock as he pulled up the fish, he found himself face to face with a crocodile, who latched on to the catch. the man released the fish and jumped backwards to safety. dum-dum, dum. >> more snow. alert for flurries soon? >> there are flurries starting vsoon. talking spring break. >> hey, i'm going home out here talking and -- have great day. a good day, everyone. >> guess what else is happening right here. take a look -- oh.

we've put the maps up. i want to show you asking everybody, any signs of spring? some here. these are going to be planted across the street here. planting is going out but a lot of people have to cover your plants you put out already because it's cold. today across the eastern half the country another incredibly cold day. this pattern we've been in for months and months not breaking at all. very warm across the western part of the u.s. tomorrow we remain warm and remain cold across the east nap is going to continue. today, yeah. clayton, you are absolutely right. a few flurries moving in from new york city across long island and lower areas of new england but some spots, cape cod and the islands, three to five inches. eastern areas, snow. accumulating again. the southeast, chilly. only 53 for a high today in atlanta. a little bit of snow this morning diving across parts of missouri. high plains again another incredibly warm day. 77 degrees in north platte and dry again unfortunately. across the west warm and dry across the southwest breaking records today. possibly pushing 100 degrees in

houma, arizona. 100 degrees guys. a little early for that. don't like to see that. a long summer ahead of you. back to you inside. >> thanks rick. >> you bet. and tomorrow is the 18th annual u.s. memory óz championshipare. for the first time a dad and his daughter competing against each other. >> teaching us some of their memory skills and we'll put some to the test this morning. nice to see you this morning. >> pleasure to be here. >> how do you get such good memories? is it photographic? or can you actually learn some of these skills? >> well, in fourth grade we had to remember pie numbers in like, for a competition, and i was just remembering the numbers, and i could just see the page and my dad thought i was crazy. >> and you indeed have a photographic memory? you can see the digits of pie, 100 of them? >> yes. >> 3.14 what? >> but you don't have a photographic memory? >> i don't. it's a completely learned thing. when she was describing, i can see these numbers i'm like i just -- i need to learn more

about that. >> what are you doing in the memory championship? what unfolds during a tournament like this? >> it is held tomorrow here in new york city, and it's a competition where they have competitors do four different tasks. one is memorize shoveled deck of cards. others name some faces random numbers like you were just talking about and how many can you do. >> you have tips on how to remember vocabulary. always a trouble growing up. what's your tips? >> an example is you could take the word superstitious and divide it up so you could have superman flying over italy, because it's a latin word, and holding sticks. >> is this something you'll remember short term for a vocabulary test or use that skill and be able to apply it ten years later? >> i learned superstitious a couple years ago. >> and still remember? >> you spent about ten minutes in the green room memorizing this deck of cards i have here

in my hand. this is the deck of cards and we've not shuffled them at all and will pull from the top and make sure that we're -- oh, i'm sorry. oh -- this is the actual deck of cards, they were -- we're going to pull from the top. pull from the top. you're going to tell me. go back and forth with this? >> go first and we'll see how we go. >> show this to the camera not to you. what's our first card. >> jack of diamonds. >> bingo. >> jack of club. >> bingo. >> 6 of spades. >> bingo. >>aóxky 8 of spades. >> 3 of hearts. >> wow. >> ace of hearts. >> wow. >> keepvq it going. >> 6 of diamonds. >> how fast can we go? >> 8 of hearts. >> 9 of spades. >> can we play duelling banjos. >> 4 of spades. >> 3 of clubs. >> wow. >> faster, faster. >> 3 of clubs.

>> oh -- i said just the same. >> 4 of clubs. >> do you know what's next? >> it is -- 4 of clubs. >> ah dad, threw everything off now. it was 2. 2 of spades. >> there we go. you got half way through the deck. impressive. >> tomorrow -- big championship. >> i'm going to win. >> i'm going to win. >> she's definitely going to beat me. she's better than i. >> thank you so much for joining us and let us know. keep us up to date on it. >> thank you for having us. >> for real. everybody in they are screaming in the background. thanks so much. >> i love messing with you. coming up here on the show a state lawmaker in hot water over this outrageous comment. >> nobody from isis ever terrorized us as a people as the police do daily. >> the police, worst than isis? one of the lawmakers pushing for his resignation joins us live, next. and willie nelson is

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welcome back to the show. quick headlines for you. have you found jesus? because it looks like he's in this colombian hillside. the image of christ appeared after a landslide. hundreds of people flocked to get a glimpse of the lord himself. and country music legend willie nelson has a new hit on his mind. ♪ to party come on by ♪ and just roll me a smoke when i'd ask ♪ >> nelson is launching his own brand of marijuana, called willie's reserve.l] he plans to open a series of

branded stores as well. the first store is expected to roll out next year. anna, tucker? >> thanks. ♪ on the weed again ♪ top of the hour, outraged after a nebraska politician compares cops to islamic terrorists. >> my isis is the police. nobody from isis ever terrorized us as a people as the police do daily. if i carried a gun i'd want to shoot him first and then ask questions later, like they say the cop ought to do. >> hmm. that was ernie chambers an elected official, a nebraska state senator and colleagues are saying he ought to resign. joining us, thanks for coming on this morning, who is this guy and was he joking? was that real?ç >> yes, that was real. we have a problem in nebraska. we have an atheist senator who has been bum ig the legislature

for over 30 years, and he has crossed over the line, and i am demanding accountability for his actions. >> well, you've asked for an apology towards law enforcement for his comments. he says he's not going to and he's going to continue making these types of comments. what do you see the dang sirer is in the community when there is a continuing rift that seems to be getting even bigger? >> well, we're a nation of laws, and as legislators, who set those laws, we need to be held to a high, higher standard than the people, and we have to have a higher level of accountability. and if we have our lawma+rñ saying this, what's going to happen on our streets? you know, is it going to turn into chaos? what kind of more's deal decay will we see? i'm taking a stand and asking for accountability. >> you said chambers has been there for decades saying wacky

things, the not apologizes suggesting constituents on onboard with this. doesn't it? >> not necessarily. i've been getting great feedback from the state, from people from the omaha area of where he is the legislator there, and i have been getting great support for taking a stand. >> what does the omaha police chief say about this? >> he is denouncing this and she asking for an apology and an apology will be great, and i will accept that an apology as well but an apology is not accountability and he needs to be held accountable for his actions and that's why i am asking him to step down. >> if people misspeak, give him a pass. this guy went on and on not just saying comparing cops to isis, but he would like to shoot first. not the skops shoot first. this is clearly not the first

time he's said something like this. right? >> he has said a lot of things on the floor of the senate. one day he went so far as to say jesus christ can go straight to hell, and it was absolutely appalling. in this other exchange of x information, he said, my home is not threatened by isis. mine is threatened by the police. the police are licensed to kill us, to kill the children and to kill old people. >> hmm. >> well nebraska state senator thank you so much for your time. let us know how everything turns out. >> thank you very much. i'm just asking for accountability, and to just let the people of neffbraska know and the peechlt nation they need to stand up and speak and demand accountability as well thamplgts guy's a wacko. good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> thank you very much. 49 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox & friends," a tiny 7-year-old girl went home from school way note that said her body mass index was too high. now she's questioning whether

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and here we are again. and now in front of god and his whole planet earth having the same conversation. >> i don't know what you want me to say. >> and i guess that's where we're at. we have come to this place. this is it. there's nothing left for us. >> wow it's all part of a & e's new show called "surviving marriage." >> fox & friends regular adds his expert analysis. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> hard to see how this helps. you're stranded alone with the person you're fighting with, and people are filming it. >> basically, a team of therapists met, worked with this couple beforehand, with the production team. assessed the most troubling aspects of their marriage. and then designed exercises specific -- >> oh, wow. >> to their marital problems kind of takes them out of their real-world elements, puts them in a situation where they're up against the elements of the environment, emotionally, physically challenging. >> if we don't have a desert island for us at our disposal to fix our marriage, you have put

together some tips for us on how to keep it together. number one, you say zip it. >> zip it. in my private practice, i have -- i see couples all of the time. and the biggest issue is everybody knows how to talk. nobody knows how to listen. so communication, listen something the most partner thing. if you're with your spouse and ready to get in an argument zip it, leave it be swallow your pride. >> next up say you're sorry. do you have to mean it? the biggest, most difficult words for anybody to say, is i'm sorry, or you're right. and the ability to do that would save a tremendous amount of marriages, trust me. >> this is wise advice. pick your battles. >> if you get home from work and you had a bad day and there's something trivial that's taken place, like you left the dishes in the dishwasher or so forth. you don't need to get in a battle over it. little things lead to big things in marriages big bad things. so pick your battles respectfully disagree, and that's it. >> i think the little things lead to the big things brings us into the next point, which is schedule talk time. if you're doing that regularly,

then you're less likely to have those big things unfold if you're communicating. >> what's happening now in relationships is that couples really don't communicate like they used to. we're tied to our phones our ipads, and even when we are communicating, we're still glancing at these things left and right. so what i have couples do i have them sit down to make a commitment every night for 15 to 20 minutes and actually have uninterrupted talk time, communication. >> love it. >> i bet your wife is a happy woman. >> she is very happy. >> that is great advice. >> send you to an island, if you're not. >> you're one of the experts on the show called "surviving marriages" airs tuesdays 8:00 p.m. eastern on a & e. the couple you saw earlier is going to be on -- >> this tuesday night. >> still married? >> the two of them? >> yeah. >> you're going to have to wait and find out. >> thanks tom. coming up here on the show a school bus driver being called a hero this morning.

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good morning, friends. happy saturday. it's the 28th of march, 2015. we start with a fox news alert. he wanted to be remembered forever. what we have just learned about the co pilot who crashed that plane into the alps. he was hiding a very dark secret. we're live on the ground in france. and if you hate the tsa screening process and you yahn while standing in line, turns out you might be a terrorist. we've got the bizarre tsa checklist on how to spot a threat. we'll have you scratching your head. and this 7-year-old girl sent home from school with a note that said her body mass index was too high. now she's questioning whether she's fat.

she'll join us live with her outraged mom this hour. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> hi, this is kristi yamaguchi and you're watching "fox & friends," the best show on ice. >> yeah! >> it is still a little bit icy out there. >> a warmer vibe here on the set. >> we have been using that ice for margaritas all morning. fantastic show this morning. welcome into "fox & friends," thank you for waking up with us. improving your sleep. so many people suffer from insomnia getting worse and worse. coming up later in the show, we're going to show you how to improve your overall sleep. we've got experts here, a bed in the studio. and things to remove from your bedroom. >> without pharmaceuticals. >> they're. >> all right. we start this hour with a fox news alert. with this motive for murder. we are learning the co pilot accused of slamming a germanwings plane into the french alps may have been afraid he was losing his pilot's license. >> two doctors said andreas lubitz was too sick to work the day he crashed on that plane

with 150 people on board. >> amy kellogg is tracking it all for us this morning in france with more on the secrets he was keeping. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi clayton, tucker and anna. as we piece together bits of information about andreas lubitz's life one thing that has come up in the last 24 hours and resonates a lot with the local population is that andreas lubitz trained here for his gliders license, and he used to come to this area for many years as early as the age of 9. he came with his parents. according to one friend who has been quoted in print, loved the alps to the point of being obsessed with the alps. and now to the issue of his mental well-being there are reports now that there were two different doctors who signed off on those sick notes excusing him from work the day of the crash. no confirmation it was two doctors but an ex girlfriend interviewed in the german press said he did disclose to her he

was receiving psychiatric treatment. and, of course germanwings has said that it was unaware of these issues. these medical issues which now we presume are mental health issues. and this will be quite important when the dust settles a bit when the period of grieving and mourning and shock kind of sinks more into the background of this story. the issue of liability. lufthansa has said it will abide with all international regulations, but they could be up for unlimited liability in this case, because if it is proven ultimately and it seems quite likely that will be the case, that this was caused by a human, that this was not a natural disaster, it could be a very big sum for them to pay out. clayton, tucker and anna? >> right. thank you so much, amy, reporting live this morning in france. we should mention germanwings has offered up to $54,000 right now per person on that flight for the remaining families. but we're also learning some chilling details elaborating on what amy was just talking about. >> that's right.

in the final days before the crash the fatal crash, this co pilot andreas lubitz apparently had told his girlfriend, i'm planning a heinous attack that will be remembered forever. he said he wanted to do something that would change the entire system. she also said that, according to a german newspaper there, that he would wake up in these fits during nightmares, saying things like the plane is going down, or we're all going down. >> lubitz was apparently profoundly mentally ill and under a doctor's care for mental illness for over a decade. he took a leave from flight training to deal with his mental illness. we don't know details, though because german privacy laws have prevented his doctors from speaking out about the details of his condition even after his death. they apply posthumously. all of this raises the question, is the united states properly protected against the possibility of a mentally ill pilot at the controls? >> captain john gad zin ski, u.s. airline, he says this

there's really no mental health vetting in the united states. if you have a mental health issue you certainly wouldn't tell your flight surgeon about it. because it goes right to the faa. you would be worried about losing your job. the doctor talks about this, hippa laws can really hamstring some doctors if they know that someone is dangerous, it's a real tight rope they have to walk. take a listen. >> clearly, the doctors are under the pressure of obeying h.i.p.p.a. rule, privacy of the doctor and patient. but those responsible for many lives, if that person is suffering from severe depression or anxiety i think they should be in negotiation between this h.i.p.p.a. rule and saving the lives of other people. if i say to the doctor that somebody could endanger other people as a result of their psychological issues, perhaps we can break that rule and save more lives. that's a big debate and ethical issue that should come up and be up for discussion. >> so when we hear reports that

there were not one but two doctors notes that were torn up by andreas lubitz that would have made him unfit to fly, you wonder why it wasn't in place, the protocol of some sort, where the doctor would have to tell the airline tell the employer, not just leave it up to andreas lubitz, to self-report. >> and you wonder why the doctor wasn't moved by his own conscience to do that. somewhere along the way, the mentally ill became a protected class in america and western europe, and we're all for privacy, and nobody is for attaching a stigma to anybody else. on the other hand, if a person's mental illness puts the rest of us at risk whether a homeless schizophrenic or pilot we have to put our safety first. >> especially when lufthansa six years ago in phoenix when training labeled him not suitable for flying. and former classmates would say he would take himself out of rotation for flying, because he had burnout syndrome. he was burned out on a regular basis. so his friends knew about it his family knew about it, the only people who didn't know about it were his employer

apparently. >> and at one time we were questioning, is this terrorism. is this something that is islamic terrorism. after 9/11 everybody thinks about that as soon as there is a crash. if everybody worries about flight security period we wanted to take a look at a tsa checklist on whether -- how they screen us for where we are psychologically. and to many it seems completely ridiculous if we can put those on the screen for you. signs you might be a terrorist. exaggerated yawning excessive complaints about the screening process. whistling as you approach the screening process. gazing down, wringing of hands. >> so if it's a 6:00 a.m. flight and you're excessively yawning the tsa may look at you unfavorably and consider you a terrorist. >> or if you dare to complain about having some stranger feel you up in public. my favorite is pale face from recent shaving of beard. how about matted hair from recent removing of turban or

horse voice from praising of allah. so stupid. you know what's not on the list, middle eastern appearance. only a small percentage of middle easterners are connected to terrorism but the overwhelming majority are committed by people from that region. why isn't that on the list? again, political correctness. >> you go on a week's vacation, tend not to shave get the scruff going and decide to shave before you come back from vacation, you're going to have part of your face be pale. it happens to me all of the time. look at me right now. >> if you yawn or complain, you're probably a terrorist. >> tom on facebook says this is more or less everyone who ever has to wait in the line for anything. >> exactly. >> colleen on facebook writes, i might be a terrorist. i yawn a lot and usually avoid eye contact. here i thought i was sleepy and shy. >> this costs taxpayers millions just to be discovered. i noticed a lot of the tsa agents do all of this at work. >> huh. >> the way the israelis do it

have conversations with people. and they look at people's origins, countries of origins put all of that into play. and they have an impeccable track record. >> big time. i met a ton of really nice tsa agents for sure but you wonder who is running that place. >> yeah. >> keep your comments coming in on this story. right now we switch gears and go to some news headlines. happening overnight, responsibility for attacking a hotel, killing at least 17 people, including a united nations ambassador. gunmen stormed the hotel in capital city after a car bomb went off at the gate. they were holed up for more than 12 hours before government forces took over. at least 28 people are hurt. a brand-new bombshell in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. turns out, her personal server has been wiped clean, and all of her e-mails permanently deleteded. and according to house benghazi committee chairperson trey

gowdy, he asked her to turn over any related e-mails. committee member mike pompayo joined us earlier. >> we received a letter from former secretary clinton saying the e-mails are gone and claim they have nothing to do with the investigation. so far the only people who have made that determination are focus associated with former secretary clinton. it just doesn't seem right. >> clinton's attorney says she has already handed over all of her work-related e-mails. an eight-year legal battle finally over as italy's highest court officially acquits amanda knox of all murder charges. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened for the justice i've received for the support that i've had from everyone. i'm still absorbing the present moment, which is full of joy. >> knox and her italian ex-boyfriend, raffaele sollecito

were found guilty of murdering meredith kercher in 2007. italian courts overturned the decision, reconvicting knox last year. year. a bus driver in california being hailed a hero this morning after evacuating a school bus right before it exploded into a ball of fire. watch. the bus is dropping off students at school when the engine begins spewing smoke and flames. that's when the driver took action. >> she wouldn't consider a hero, but i think she actually has some hero qualities. and i'm very proud of her. >> 35 students were on board that bus. amazingly, nobody was hurt. >> good call. >> the bus catches fire, time to get off the bus. >> yeah you don't want to stick around for that. look at your forecast. hey, rick. >> more of the same. i'm going to just record all these segments and then replay

them next weekend. >> isn't that san diego weathermen do? >> that is what they do. >> 70 degrees every day? >> national weathermen can do the same thing, at least the last three months. it's not as cold because et cetera not january. not as much cold air to be had. 20 degrees now in chicago. same for minneapolis. 18 degrees in cleveland. i mean, it's a really chilly morning and the chill is going all the way to the south and across the northeast and mid atlantic. get ready tonight. another cold one. in fact we're getting really close to record lows for a lot of places. new york city, about a degree away from it. newark, new jersey, a couple degrees. you get the point. very cold. across the deep south, and towards the carolinas into georgia, take a look at that. tonight we look at temps again getting close to record. so a lot of people have done some planning. you have to make sure you take care of plans. we are going to watch some snow throughout the day today across parts of lower new england. get ready for some snow maybe 3 to 5 inches of snow accumulating on cape cod and the islands an inch or so across areas like boston and maybe an inch or two

as well across areas of cape cod -- excuse me across long island. more snow. >> we could use that tape but now the end -- >> not going to work, i know. i'm going to work on the next one. >> thank you, rick. >> next weekend hopefully we're talking about cherry trees. coming up, could anything have prevented that plane crash tragedy in the alps? turns out there is technology that could make flying safer. that's coming up next. and these driving instructors think they're getting a rookie. little do they know he's a pro.

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the germanwings crash has raised a lot of questions about airline safety. technology that may have prevented the tragedy is out there. but it's pretty controversial. it allows airlines to take control of the plane from the ground. so would that help or hurt? joining us now is justin green aviation attorney and president of the international air and transportation safety bar association and a licensed pilot. used to fly helicopters. >> yeah. >> nice to see you this morning justin. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> would this technology, airlines delta and others, could grab hold of an aircraft? >> the manufacturers are basically coming up with something that would prevent terrorists from taking over an airplane or in the case like this, murderous pilot from taking over an airplane and automatically fly the airplane to a landing and land the

airplane. it seems obvious. in an age of drones, with the reduction of the amount of pilots, even the air force is using now and switching to drone pilots. it seems kind of obvious. >> well it is obvious. and the technology -- people have to understand in 1903, that's when the wright brothers first flew a flight. and now that the growth of aviation, the technology over the last ten years has been breath-taking, and since 9/11, the need for something to safeguard airplanes from being taken over and used as weapons or used for murder is -- has been a really impressive attention. >> why are we using? what's controversial about it? >> one thing, it's like aviation designers are like doctors. you do no harm. so you don't want to come up with a fix that addresses one problem but creates a worse problem. so people are concerned that hey, what if a terrorist group can hack a single and take over an airplane. but the designers are actually thinking of all these issues.

they're going to be cutting out the pilots from actually counter measuring the system. it's going to be hack-proof. but it's a very complicated system. and when people say the technology is there, they really mean that the technology is in the growth stages, and it would be 10, 15 years before it's actually deployed. >> it's interesting, when you think about the drone pilots sitting out in a an air-conditioned space out in one of those storage containers toward them, out in the middle of the desert, controlling what's going on in afghanistan. we can can do it. even your job as a former helicopter pilot, you said now controlled by drones. >> it's a huge huge change. when i started flying drones were really small issue. now it's the hottest issue and it's going to be really not just military, but in civilian use, as well. >> before you go i want to ask you about the mental illness side of this. and, of course, this was kept from his employer, they weren't allowed to know about it. the notes from the doctors weren't -- dent say anything

about anxiety, depression, just a sick day. what do you think should happen? should this be something that laws are loosened to allow for doctors to report this information? >> this is a huge, huge problem. because pilots are like athletes. if they have a problem with -- physical problem or mental problem, they may be out of a job. and so there's very big incentives for pilots not to report problems. and so you really have to talk about screening and how they're going to effectively screen pilots and make sure someone is not getting into the cockpit who has a psychological condition that's dangerous to the passengers. >> so could come down to screening. great point. justin green, we appreciate you joining us this morning with your expertise. >> thank you. a 7-year-old girl sent home from school with a note that said her body mass index was too high. now she's questioning whether she's fat. she'll join us live along with her outraged mom, next.

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she wanted to know if it meant she was fat, because she saw lose weight on it. it was frightening to know that a child in second grade would worry about what their body image is. >> that's what happened when 7-year-old kylie moss was sent home with a note to her parents, telling them despite how tiny she is that her bmi was too high. >> the note even giving her parents advice on how to be healthier, saying, quote, trading current snacks for healthier ones and finding more opportunities for activity will help. so did the school go too far? joining us now are kylie moss and her mother, amanda. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> thank you. good morning. >> amanda when you initially get this letter from the school

and you're thinking, my daughter is tiny what are they thinking? what's going through your mind? >> my number one thing is that i didn't sign any form and i was very angry. that was my first intent was just to be angry that i didn't give permission to do anything. and then from then forward, it just became obvious that they had no idea what -- it appeared they were doing. and then as we got more and more pieces to the story and got our phone calls returned, you know, there was a lot of things that they were not doing properly with this program. >> kylie, you got this report card, you were reading it on the bus ride home. what did you ask your dad when you got home? >> um -- >> did you ask him if you were fat? >> um yes. >> what did your dad say? >> what did we tell you?

>> um -- >> well, kylie, i hate that you would ever think anything like that or even question that because you are beautiful, sweetheart. mom, we want to read the statement from the school. they said, we do the body mass on our students for positive reasons to try to promote healthy habits. there was no malicious intent by this. that's from the andrew underwood bellton school district superintendent. do you feel like the whole bmi system is flawed in the first place? a body builder, who is super fit would be considered having too high of a bmi as well. do you feel like the whole system is flawed? >> yes i do. and that's kylie's situation, too. kylie is almost entirely muscle because of an underlying growth issue. and so anybody that actually has more muscle than body fat is already going to be skewed against them. this particular form that they sent home is not even using the

current cdc growth or bmi projection charts. and the guidelines for it that are supposed to be followed aren't even being followed. so they're not actually doing it correctly in the first place. >> yeah, arbitrary measurements, by the way. we appreciate you guys joining us this morning. amanda and kylie thanks so much for waking up with us this morning. >> thank you. >> unfortunately, we hear these stories all of the time. >> yeah. coming up on the show remember the pilot who had this mid air meltdown? >> now he's suing the airline. wait until you hear his argument. and this morning we're cooking our butts off and saving money, too. we have the secrets to make a week's worth of meals for just a hundred bucks for two people. that's next.

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[ speaking in foreign language ] [ screaming ] >> screaming like a girl. >> yeah that was the guy. >> that's the coolest practical joke ever conducted. when the wild ride ended, the instructors found out about the truth, and were apparently deeply embarrassed by their screams. >> but she still couldn't parallel park. >> isn't it amazing what glasses and a little plastic clip and pig tails can do for somebody? looks so young. >> and i love that she said, can you show that to me again? all right. okay. >> yee-haw. other stories making headlines. a jetblue pilot terrified

passengers with a mid errant on religion. remember this? >> i'm so distraught! we got israel we got iraq, we got israel, we got iraq. >> now that pilot, clayton osmond, is suing jetblue for more than $16 million. he says the flight was jeopardized because the airline failed to recognize his mental illness. that plane made an emergency landing in texas after passengers and crew had to restrain him. he was originally charged with flight disruption but found not guilty by reason of insanity. a democratic indiana state representative going after a fellow lawmaker's 18-month-old son to try to prove a point about racism. >> representative mcmillan, i love his little son, but he's scared of me because of my color. and that's horrible. it's true. >> that's vanessa summers

telling republican judd mcmillan to introduce his son to more black people. mcmillan saying his son is scared of new people no matter their race. summers has sad by her comments. we are learning the story behind this crazy video when a man flies into the water as a massive wave hits a fishing boat. mark healy is a pro surfer and with his friends when he saw the wave coming much he says he jumped because he feared the boat would capsized but never expected to be catapulted into the air like this. he was pulled from the water and unharmed. we'll hear more about his wild experience when he joins us live on "fox & friends" at 9:50. police dogs searching this morning for any sign of life after the massive gas explosion in lower manhattan. 23-year-old nicolas figure raro and 26-year-old friend, moses lupitan both still missing. workers were on-scene, and the

owner of a sushi restaurant smelled gas for 15 minutes without calling 911. here's off-duty firefighter mike shepard going on a one-man rescue mission kicking in windows and searching for anyone trapped. he explained his harrowing experience. >> i just climbed it, started searching my way up to the second floor. as i got to the third floor, i could feel the heat and and got out of here now. always willing to go out and help somebody you know. >> 22 people were injured in the blast. four others still in critical condition. let's get it outside to rick, standing by with a look at the forecast. >> guys we're just stuck in the same pattern. i've been saying this for so long and i think people are tired of it. are you tired of it?

tweet and tell me what you think. a look at the maps and showing what's going on. exactly what you see here. the blue on the right side of your screen those are temperatures well below average and on the left side of your screen, all those oranges that's where it's well above average. this has been what we've been looking at for weeks and weeks. today rapid city, south dakota, 30 degrees above your average. at 82 degrees. really amazing. okay, here's your forecast for the day today across the northeast. we also not only have the cold, the snow across parts of connecticut and massachusetts. some areas picking up some measurable snowfall. so get ready for that by the evening. and doan down towards the southeast a little bit of snow this morning across parts of arkansas. otherwise a few scattered light showers across parts of mississippi into alabama later on. later on temperatures cool on the eastern side of this map, and on the western side, very warm. 88 degrees in abilene. really warming up across the high plains. 80 degrees today in alliance, nebraska, with tons of sunshine. and across the west, very warm. we'll break some records today. 94 degrees in tucson. too early to see that. all right, guys.

send it back to you inside now. >> thanks so much, rick. well, just how low can it go when it comes to your grocery bill? >> many think it's a myth to be able to go for something so delicious and good for you without breaking the bank. >> but chef rocco says it's not. and he's here to show how you can get the best bang for with our buck with recipes from his brand-new book called "cook your butt off." >> thank you so much. healthy is not more expensive than unhealthy. i'm sick and tired of people saying that. i'm going to show how. for $107, you can take 15 recipes, prepare 42 meals, that's breakfast, lunch and dinner, for two people for a week. >> i think that's because people think healthy food is like buying diet food. that doesn't mean you're buying low-fat this and gluten free that. it's whole foods. >> exactly. and doing preparation yourself. so, for example, this breakfast is only $1.50 a portion. so this is almond milk and strawberry short cake crunch?

>> exactly. >> he's putting almond milk -- >> almond milk and freeze-dried strawberries. no sugar add. >> why do you get to try that one? >> because i'm standing here. >> $1.50 each. and lunch, brussel sprouts with chicken, 147 calories and $1.98 a portion. and for dinner, spaghetti with hand-chopped pom daro sauce. here are the ingredients shrimp, garlic, basil capers. bring some for lunch the next day. >> how hard is it to make that? >> super easy stupid to make that. >> can a guy like me do it? >> how stupid is clayton -- >> chef, functionally illiterate and i can do it. >> you said a little bit of prep work is important. you said you have to stick to a master list. what do you mean? >> you need to create a menu you need to make a shopping list, which i have done for you guys. i created a menu, i have created the shopping list.

and we'll post it on the website. and then you need to stick to the sections of the stores like the eggs and produce and the frozen foods and the fresh foods and make sure you're focused when you shop. don't go shopping as a form of entertainment. shopping should not be entertainment. it should be business. so if you stick to the plan, you're more likely to get in and get out for the price for the budget you have. >> what is this? >> these are -- so now if you absolutely don't have the time, you can go to my website roccode spirito.com where i provide snacks shakes, organic smoothie powders and a meal kit. meal kit for $84 will provide six meals a week. >> i love the meal plan idea, too. my wife is really smart about this. it's when you don't have a plan, then you end up spending more money. so make a meal plan. >> there are so many apps now that will do it for you. you'll put in what you want to eat, it will create a meal plan and a shopping list. all you have to do is go shopping or call fresh direct or whatever it is you do. >> and divide it up between your dairy, meat, fruits and veggies.

and i guess the way your shopping list goes is along the outside -- >> perimeter of the store, very little spent in the middle of the store where the processed foods and frozen foods are. just let me repeat this. we've got 42 meals. breakfast, lunch and dinner for two people for $106. and by the way 80% of it is organic. i'm sorry i had to say the "o" word. but 80% is organic. for $106. >> that's fantastic. >> that's unbelievable, actually. >> one meal out at a fancy restaurant. >> or less. >> dinner out at a fancy restaurant in new york for two people is easy, $100. >> easy. >> for more of these recipes and cook your butt off at home meal kits visit fox & friends.com. rocco will have the information on our website. thanks so much and congrats on the new book. >> you're so welcome. 84 bucks, all fresh and organic. >> we should have all our guests provide breakfast. >> i actually have -- >> i'm excited. we're going to eat over the commercial break. thank you, rocco.

i appreciate that. >> cook your butt off at home. thank you. coming up next, harry reid announces he's leaving the senate. what does that mean for you? the end to brilliant moments like this one. >> 36 million people lost their jobs today which is really good. >> that's fantastic. we're taking a look back at the memorable moments from harry reid reid. and did you have a restless night's sleep? something in your bedroom might be keeping you awake and you don't even know it. the tips to a great night, straight ahead. first, a look at what's coming up on america's news headquarters.

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♪ >> it's alive! j-e-l-l-o. one analyst thinks jell-o may become a casualty due to a dip in sales. however, kraft defends the product, saying jell-o wiggles in $500 million annually. and this seems counterproductive. six flags, great adventure in new jersey, wants to cut down 18,000 trees so they can make the theme park a solar place. they want to cut down on fossil fuel use. it stands to be jersey's biggest solar farm when complete. chuck schumer in new york is line for the minority position being vacated by harry reid. >> i'm not going to run for re-election. my friend, senator mcconnell, don't be too elated. i'm going to be here for 22 months and you know what i'm going to be doing, the same thing i've done since i first came to the senate. >> the same thing. things like this. >> we're not going to bow to tea

party anarchists who deny the mere fact that obama is -- or obamacare is the law. asian population is so productive, i don't think you're smarter than anybody else. the role i've had today is keeping straight. . >> today is a big day in america, only 36000 people lost their jobs today which is really good. >> joining me now for more hits from harry reid, senior editor of the federalist and one of my favorite writers, personally molly hemingway. great to have you this morning. >> great to be here. >> so the left is always wringing his hands about the lack of civility in politics. harry reid, ooh, he has been the leading edge of the lack of civility over many years. this is the first example from may of 2005. calling president bush a loser. he said quote the man's father is a wonderful human being. i think this guy is a loser. he later apologized. hmmm. typical of reid?

>> oh, you know it's so funny. democrats and harry reid absolutely freak out any time republicans offer even the slightest criticism of president obama. and harry reid went apoplectic with rage when senator tom cotton expressed concern about president obama's handling of iranian negotiations. but these are people who routinely bash president bush and even undermined his foreign policy while he was abroad. this is a guy who called president bush a liar. he called president bush's mother former first lady barbara bush, a word that rhymes with witch, if you know what i'm saying, and even boasted that he called president bush's dog fat. >> called the dog fat. the dog wasn't fat, actually. i remember the dog well. now, isis is bad. but according to harry reid, probably not quite as bad as the koch brothers. watch this. >> what is unamerican is when shadowy billionaires pour unlimited money into our democracy. to rig the system, to benefit themselves.

and the wealthiest 1%. >> unamerican. that's mccarthy type stuff. >> yeah. what they have said about the koch brothers is amazing. if he cares so much about mo democracy, then why was his senate majority pact the top spending super pack headed into last year's midterm election. and more than that, harry reid used to be a very poor man and he became wealthy by having these magical real estate deals and investments that turned him into a millionaire many times over. it's absolutely unconscionable to go after private businessmen who are engaged in the political process when you're using your time in government to become wealthy and literally taking an apartment in the ritz-carlton here in d.c. that's awful. >> unbelievable. how did he get rich? let's do a separate segment on that someday. in the last presidential race, august 2012, he heard somewhere that mitt romney hadn't paid any taxes for ten years, and went public with this. turned out not to be true. but just to remind you here it

is. >> the word is out he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove he has paid taxes, because he hasn't. >> really? >> he never provided a single iota of evidence to substantiate even making a claim like this. and we actually know from the romney'ses' tax returns they paid millions of dollars in taxes leading up to the presidential run and gave millions more to charity. and i would tell you how that compares with harry reid's tax payments and charity giving, but he keeps that information secret. >> he does. well, i for one would like to know. molly hemingway. to our viewers, if you don't read molly hemingway online, you ought to. one of the smartest people on the internet. >> thank you. the congress continues to stone wall about the bowe bergdahl swap. will we get to what's in them? congressman louie gohmert joins us, coming up. and did you have a restless sleep last night? something in your bedroom might

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hi, everybody. did you have trouble sleeping last night? i hope not. if you did just look around your room. something in your bedroom might be to blame. we're celebrating national sleep awareness month, going over the items in your bedroom that can hurt you and help you when it comes to sleep. here is the author of "bedrooms that inspire" what a beautiful set you brought in.

>> thank you very having me. our bedrooms are the most intimate space in your lives for most of us and it should be for rest, relaxation and romance and often time they are full of junk, the dos. you should only have a few pieces of furniture in your bedroom. the bed being the focus, night stands and maybe a place to sit. >> nice tranquil colors you have here. >> yes that's one of the tips. with your bed, invest in the best bedding you can possibly afford and when you do shop for your bedding because we're talking about good sleep have soft textures against your skin. >> feels great. >> good, i'm glad. this is from my collection. this is a pattern that hasn't hit the shelves yet. you want to make sure you have really tranquil colors in your room. >> as far as lighting goes, you don't want hash light or blue light you want a soft light. >> you don't. i encourage people to change light bulbs to be the led but

not at your bedroom. you want a soft white lightbulb in your lamp because led light can add like a blue light it's made to be mimic daylight. you don't want that when you try to go to sleep. something soft. >> this notebook, what is this for? >> nighttime is the most creative time. all the bright ideas or things we intend to tell somebody the next day can keep us awake. i like to have a journal with a pen. you may not be able to read what you wrote the next morning. like magic, take your thoughts and transfer to paper chicken scratch, it will help you sleep better. >> let's talk about the things you need to get rid of there are so many crazy people in new york because we live in tiny places and need to get rid of the clutter. >> if you want to sleep, like you said, get rid of the clutter. this is what i see in people's bedrooms all the time. exercise equipment. for one thing it's a tripping hazard and makes you feel guilty. if you have exercise equipment in your room and you're not exercising, you're like maybe i

should get up and do some sit ups or something. get rid of that. all the laundry, dirty laundry and clean laundry in the bedroom. take the extra three minutes to clean up the laundry, hang it up, put it where it belongs out of sight even if you take to it and toss it into the hallway, i would rather the laundry be gone from the bedroom and you'll sleep better. >> finally, electronics, should we have a tv, cell phones in the bedroom? >> i have a tv but you shouldn't have you want to sleep better. all the electronics should be gone, too include the alarm clock. put your cell phone in the hallway. set your alarm and put the ringer on really loud to wake up. all electronics should be gone. >> our electronic guru says it's oak but you have to cover the light. >> put a pillow over it towel, but i would say get it out of the room. >> jennifer adams, thanks so much. i'll take a nap. >> you're more than welcome

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>> a man going into the ocean incredibly, he made it out alive. he'll talk about what went through his mind at that time. fox and friends hour four starts right now. hey, you're watching fox and friends. dashboard lights, good morning and good morning to you. >> now that you mention meatloaf, i'm hungry. we got the band back together. anna was surprised by the calendar, as was i. >> i have to put that together again. >> can you believe it's almost april? >> where are the tulips and flowers? i'm sick of this cold weather. >> i'm putting rick in charge of it. >> we'll get this hour going with a fox news alert. we're learning more about the co-pilot accused of slamming a germanwings plane into the french apples. he may have been afraid he was about to lose his pilot's

license. >> two different physicians declared andres lubitz too sick to work. amy has more good afternoon a, amy. >> reporter: clayton and tucker and anna, this just online. this is quoting a senior investigator, lots of prescription drugs and medicines were found in andres lubitz' apartment that ledtous believe he had serious illnesses. a senior investigator saying they found personal notes in his apartment suggesting he was heavy he depressed. an ex-girlfriend saying if he did crash the plane into the mountain, it was probably

because he feared he would lose his dream job of becoming one day a captain and long-haul pilot for luthansa. families continue to mourn their dead with pastors trying to help them navigate the grief compounded by anger that someone deliberately did this to them. locals here treated them as family. they want to come back and visit the site when it's clear. french pilots union filing a a lawsuit over the leaks from that cockpit voice recorder. they say that cockpit is so noisy they don't believe frankly it would have been possible to pick up the sound of lubitz breathing. back to you. >> thanks a lot. amy report tlg and you heard it there and we want to reiterate again again the drugs and attorney up doctors notes gave him the day off he shouldn't have been

flying. >> there are so much we know due to strict german privacy laws to the care they give patients even after the patients die. there are many blank spaces in our knowledge of this but it does seem very clear that the man you're looking at on the screen has been under physicians care for over a decade for some kind of severe mental illness. severe enough he dropped out at one point of pilot training to deal with with it. >> one of the first theories that came out when this happened is possibly he was a jilted lover. we're hearing from his ex-girlfriend, ex fiancee according to many he said something along the lines of i'm planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever. one day i will do something that will change the whole system. also saying he would wake up in fits stirring nightmares saying things like we're going down or the plane is going down. >> he was being trained in the united states in phoenix arizona with luthansa, the training school there six years ago they

reported he was unfit to fly and that many of his pilots and co-pilots in the training school would report he would take time off for depression and that he was burned out. they called it burned out syndrome. justin green is an aviation attorney and talked about the problem of health and mental health on pilots and how troubling it is because they don't want to report it. listen. listen. >> this is a huge problem. if pilots have a physical problem or mental problem they will be out of the job. there is incentives for pilots not to report problems. you have to talk about screening and how they will effectively screen pilots and make sure someone is not getting in the cockpit with a psychological condition. >> and that the results of the screening will get in the hands of the airline to make sure the pilot doesn't get behind the wheel. two doctors deemed him unfit to fly and by him ripping up the

medical notes found in his apartment, he was able to kill 149 people. >> thank you for saying that, anna. i totally agree. the thing i wonder about is the doctors. if you found out that your patient had a deadly disease like smallpox would you let him leave your office and go get on the subway? no, you would see it as a threat to the public health. this would be a threat to other they knew he was a professional pilot, commercial airplane pilot and mentally ill and never told the airline. what? >> call them on the phone. send an e-mail. don't give the patient a piece of paper and rely on them while they are sick, mentally ill to make sure they do the right thing. that doesn't happen. >> more on this story as a it continues to unfold and we continue to learn more about it. we're learning more about what hillary clinton knew and when she knew it and what e-mails were deleted before or after a the benghazi committee demanded she turnover the e-mails to the committee to see what she knew on that afternoon as that episode was unfolding in libya.

turns out, the e-mails on her private server had been deleted after they had requested this information. this according to the committee chairman. >> because she turned over all the relevant ones right? we know the private ones -- she says so because -- sorry, makes me laugh thinking about it. what is not funny is the fact these servers were apparently scrubbed. we talked to mike pompao on the permanent select committee on intelligence and benghazi and here is his take on it, watch. >> these were, if not classified sensitive conversations. even small details about who the secretary might have been communicating with. even if it was a happy birthday note written on the afternoon of september 11th it's important for the investigation to learn details about what was going on that night and we're struggling to get access to this information and we're hopeful we can still get access to that server to make sure all of the

relevant e-mails are not possession of the united states government. >> you do wonder who is hiding behind that cloud because that cloud is being created i mean, the smoke is bigger by what is going on. >> congressman pompao is the first step is the committee asked for servers. there are legal steps they will follow. presumably, they won't be. the committee has the oversight the constitution says congress gets to oversee the executive branch. they will try to get the servers legally and you would know because you're a tech guy, you can reconstruct e-mails. >> even in the case of a fire people can pull information off destroyed hard drives. so simply deleting an e-mail trail is probably -- >> but still methodical. it will be a drip, drip, drip if that happens. you're not going to do that overnight. >> any time you clean off a computer, this are levels of cleaning off you can do. there is like a light level of cleaning, a medium level.

it is going to be interesting to see how the cleaning was. after they requested it they did this on her servers. other stories, overnight even more chaos going on in yemen. security threats forcing that are machine 100 united nation staffers, the same threat forced the last remaining special formss to eforms s to forces to evacuate. the arab summit to discuss the growing crisis taking place in egypt. the intervention on iranian-backed will not stop until the country is stable and safe. ripping president obama's mideast policies james jeffrey a former top security aid to president george w. bush says the region is in a free fall and nothing is being done to stop it. >> the situation has gotten worse and the recipes that we have tried to use to stem the

violence and to stem the destabilization, the basic challenge to the nation states in the region by one or another is islamic religious move the is not successful and now we're at a crisis point. >> he says the region destabilized considerably more rapidly than under president bush. a new york city gang boss accused of supporting jihadists overseas. prosecutors say more serious charges could be filed since the money was spent training people to kill americans. he led the 40 thieves game in the '90s. we told you about the seattle man accidently invited to a bachelor party due to a typo. now he's in philly meeting the groom to be for the first time. here is what happened. he was added to an e-mail chain because there was a typo in the e-mail address from one of

jeff's friends. he eventually came clean about that knowing jeff but was invited to the bachelor bash anyway. >> just came through and said hey, we got to get a final count and i said if i write back this is the time to do it. >> city of brotherly love and any and all are welcome. >> joey sent up a go fund me page for jeff where all proceeds go to the newlyweds and joey is invited to the may wedding where he gets to be the best man. i guess so. he's raising a lot of money for the wedding and honeymoon. >> that's a good wedding guest. >> best man. rick in the weather center. >> guys, asking for spring pictures, right? take a look at this one sent in right here. that's what spring looks like. a little bit of snow. keep sending spring pictures

someplace where it is spring. that's the case. i'll show you that in a second. snow this morning right there is that snow across tennessee overnight and this is more snow cutting through missouri and in towards parts of arkansas and then in towards the northeast. look at what you see in the last few images. this filling in here across connecticut and eastern participantsparts of massachusetts. cape cod and the islands, watch what happens overnight behind this. really cold air comes in again. most of the area looking at temperatures into the low to mid 20s overnight tonight and that cold air will settle in. we'll break records here. be very, very careful. send me pictures, twitter, nebraska, south dakota kansas it's full on summer, basically. >> i did see one little flower bud popping up. >> they are coming, beneath the ice. >> come on little buddy.

>> and then a whino pulled it out and ate it. the white house pushed this narrative about bowe bergdahl to justify a swap for five taliban terrorists terrorists. >> the point is that he's back. he's going to be safely reunited with his family. he served the united states with with honor and distinction. >> and she was smiling there. is that still true now that bergdahl is facing desertion charges. answers, he joins us now with with how he'll explain this plan. he's up next. he's in the hallway, i just heard him. i guarantee it. and a college christian group booted off for asquaring leaders to be christian. is that discrimination? we'll report and you decide.

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the point is that he's back. he's going to be safely reunited with with his family. he served the united states with with honor and distinction. >> see, that's the point that susan rice our national security advisor describing ser sergeant bow berg and five members of the taliban. great to see you, congressman. >> great to see you tucker. >> this is looking worse than it did then. my first obvious question is there any way she didn't know that bowe bergdahl walked a i way from his unit? >> you eat vereither have a choice of she's completely incompetent or the same with with the

benghazi matter, either completely incompetent and doesn't know the facts everybody else involved does or she's lying. we've seen enough indications of this administration lying that back in the days as a judge if a jury finds you guilty of lying to them once they can find you quite capable of lying more than once. >> so there is a remarkable explanation, if you can call it that coming from the white house in a leak to cnn. they tweeted it out. quote, bergdahl was planning to report what he believed to be problems with order and discipline in his unit a senior defense official tells cnn. in other words, bowe bergdahl was a whistle blower and that's why he joined the taliban. >> when you're a whistle blower you don't blow the whistle to the taliban instead of his superior commission officers. let me tell you how

disinagainous this administration is. i was in the army four years. i've been to a lot of article 32 investigates, which is the investigation some compare it to a grand jury but you have one officer do it. i assumed they were having an article 32 investigation all this time. >> right. >> it was an article 15-6 investigation, which is an administrative investigation just look and see. the intention now is very clear. delay delay delay. and that got them past the election without people and, you know the facts will come out eventually. there is no reason with the facts that were known there shouldn't have been an article 32 in no for than a month. they could have done it in a week. i've seen that happen in just a couple days with just as much evidence at stake as there was here. >> there were press accounts years ago and members of the unit were quoted on background years ago saying this happened.

>> well and it's fox news that has had people on like special ops seals saying we knew where he was. we knew -- he was going around looking for the enemy. well, we don't encourage whistle blowing to the our enemies. if you're a real whistle blower, you go to your superior. >> to make bowe bergdahl into normal is quite a stretch. >> unbelievable. >> great to see you. >> coming up, they wanted to destroy america and takeover the world but that didn't stop the u.n. from praising i sissis. it's a video no parent wants to see. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> there are nearly 7,000 videos like this that aaa used. anna kooiman gets behind the

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she won a final acquittal yesterday after eight long years. here is a video no parent wants to see ever. oh, [ bleep ]. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> it was nearly 7,000 videos like these that aaa used in the new study on teen driving. the organization found december tractions like cell phones and friends were a factor in 60% of crashes. >> well with, it's a scary stat and there are organizations out there to show you how dangerous it is for teenagers to text and drive and drink and drive. i went to a stop on the arrive alive tour. check it out. >> ut oh, drove off the road into a tree. what were you looking at there

dude? your phone? >> texting. >> all it takes is a few seconds to be off the road hitting trees and stuff. >> the virtual reality is showing how easy it is to crash while driving while distracted or impaired. does your teenager text ask drive. >> look at your phone, check if your phones are texting you. >> at red lights and stop signs. they tell me not to text and drive and how bad it is but you never listen your parents. >> oyster bay high school is the latest stop on the arrive alive tour. >> the statistics are staggering. texting while driving has become worse than driving while intoxicated. >> if we can get an emotional out there for them to realize how dangerous it is, it will be safer roads. >> smart phones are attached to most of us but the younger generation in particular. technology is the language they speak, which is why simulators like these are so helpful.

>> teens wear virtual reality goggles to show how texting and alcohol limit depth perception. >> i was swerving and hit a tree. >> better or worse that's pretty bad. >> i thought i would serve a little bit but i didn't realize how easy it is to lose concentration while texting. imagine if that was real life, i could hurt people in my car or myself. every person that should go drive it should be a requirement so you learn how dangerous it is to do these things. >> i would say not every kid is going to take this to heart, you know. of yos ly obviously, a lot have to learn things the hard way but if we reach a couple, we're doing good. >> it's not worth it, is it? >> it's not. >> will this keep you from drinking and drifing? >> absolutely. >> texting and driving is six times more likely to cause an accident. pull your phone out for us.

text complete and full thoughts, swerving across the center line here. >> off the road a little bit. ten miles an hour over the speed limit. >> i just hit a biker this is ridiculous. not good. i will never text and drive again. >> i pledge that i'm not going to drink and drive or text and drive. >> i will never text and drive. >> to be fair that biker just jumped out in front of you. >> totally. >> it was his fault, not mine. that's one good thing with the 6 plus, it's hard to text with with one hand. this is so important. i remember around prom season they used to bring a jumbled up mess of a car that had been in an accident. >> and park it in the school parking lot. >> yes, to show you this is what happens when you drink and drive and now they are bringing this arrive alive tour. the line was wrapped around the building waiting to do this and sends a strong message once you see how easy it is to hurt somebody or yourself. >> have you ever complained

about the security process through the tsa line? that's a sign you could be a terrorist according to the tsa. the bizarre checklist how to spot a terror threat. baby gear goes to the next level. this isn't the average stroller. the top products by babies and parents. >> where did we find these babies they haven't cried at all. what is going on? ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm like baby baby baby, oh i thought you'd always be around ♪ dicines alone so you can breathe and sleep shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] it's the shot of the morning. you know that guy with the banjo. he's our friend clayton morris getting down with the phillies during spring training. >> are there any strings on that banjo? >> i might have popped them with my mad skills. 80 degree temperatures, not even sweating down there. >> you went down to sunny florida. what did the kids think about you getting to be with the mascot? >> my kids love him. he's the greatest mascot in sports, can i get a heck yeah? you're all mets fans. >> silence in the studio.

>> my son was upset. he wanted to dance with with them. >> but he doesn't play the banjo. >> he doesn't. he plays the violin. he's an advanced four-year-old. >> that's cool. >> the many hidden talents. >> 34 minutes after the hour. stories making headlines, the white house refusing to answer questions over the president's relationship with benjamin netanyahu. listen to a cbs reporter grill josh earnest. >> on tuesday the president described his relationship with with netanyahu is that right? >> i won't be in a position to dissect the relationship between the leaders of united states and israel. >> earnest adding it's our quote shared values that make israel such an important ally. and do not deport a cheat

sheet for illegals. gutierrez creating a tool kid to prevent illegal immigrants from being deported. gutierrez telling illegals to cut out this sheet and keep it in their wallet in case they are stopped by immigration officer as. how they can avoid deportation under the president's executive amnesty program. a federal judge block that ruling but the obama administration is appealing. don't yawn while you're waiting for your flight. tsa agents may peg you as a terrorist. check out the ridiculous list how to spot a terrorist. exaggerated yawning and complaints about the screening process, whistling while they approach the check point gazing down, a pail face from a recently shave of the beard and of course wringing of the hands. have you ever done any of those things? >> all of them. >> a christian group is stripped

of its status at cal state university. the school accusing the group of dim discrimination. the president of the group says it would be hard for someone to leave the lead the group if they have different believes. kate on facebook says like saying the pope does not need to be catholic. ed writes common sense is not part of the pc kawakamicurriculum and joe joses does that mean the captain of the football team can be a ballerina? we'll hear from the group's president tomorrow on fox and friends. >> we'll be here to bring it to you so stay tuned. rick is in the great outdoors monitoring nature. >> i showed you that beautiful spring picture from tennessee. look at this picture from kansas right next to wichita. snow to the east of that in missouri this morning. here you go, i believe those are

bradford pears am i right? message me on twitter and let me know if i got this right. jennifer sent this. 32 degrees there. getting to 72 today. that's certainly spring. you can find me on twitter or throw them on my facebook page this pattern we're in is very familiar. we've been dealing with it for basically all winter long. last winter in the same pattern it is chilly across much of the east. we'll continue to see today and tomorrow. we got snow across parts of new england and out across the west in much of the central planeins making with with record conditions with record high temperatures. no rain in sight. across much of the east, mirsz mississippi, alabama take a look at that 14 degrees in the morning in new york. clayton, sending it inside to you. bringing up a baby means a

ton of baby year. how do you know if you're spending your cash on the best? we've all been through this. jewel julia wang nice to see you this morning. >> nice to be here. >> this is the problem you buy this and after you put it through the rigorous testing of baby you realize you wasted money. >> exactly. we do this annual roundup of the top parenting and baby products and came up with 90 fantastic products this year. >> the britax stroller. >> this is a car seat and stroller system. when the baby is younger, use the car seat and click it in place of the stroller and use it together. when you're older like rebel here, you can go straight into the stroller and use it like a traditional stroller. >> do you like this stroller? >> so calm. >> super calm and color coordinated here. >> we have the britax at home.

>> so you can check baby out. >> see what he's up to in there. >> a great big canape to protect him from the elements. >> the baby bouncer, this something you want for your patio. >> this is beautifully designed and it uses the baby's weight and momentum to bounce. it's not battery operated, which is fantastic. >> hey, eleanor, are you rocking it? hi. >> when the baby grows out f it you can reverse it and use it as a toddler chair. >> at what age? >> when they are older around one or two when they can sit up by themselves, pull this up, reverse it and it becomes a toddler chair. >> brilliant so you don't throw it away. >> this a hard one. we went through a couple. highchairs highchairs. >> this is a summer infant highchair and we what we love about it is the fact it looks like a piece of furniture that goes with your home decor.

this is great because it has a three-position reclean for the seat and you can adjust the height. >> when he's watching a movie he can kick back. >> like a lounger. fantastic. you can remove this trey and wash it and keep it clean this seat pad comes in five eye popping colors, so you can mix and match. >> like your hair. thanks for doing your hair for this show this morning. >> benjamin has cool air. >> the catch bag. >> this is a j.j. cole diaper bag. comes in a lot of fun patterns and it's laminated so you can keep it clean. another great feature is it's really versatile. you can use it as a shoulder bag cross body bag or the side handles and hook it on to your stroller as a stroller bag. >> i love this. this is from kenza. our smart phones can tell us so much information, tell us about this. >> we love this thermometer because it looks up with your smart phone and you use it

together. put this in baby's mouth or use it as an under arm temperature read or you can do it rectal. it takes the temperature and you can log in the symptoms and take it to your pediatrician's office. >> that's fantastic. great stuff. check out the bump.com for more of your latest picks. >> thanks for having me. coming up, the video is insane. prosurfer getting thrown off a boat by a massive wave in rough seas lives to tell about it. that man over board will join us live with the story straight ahead. journalist that want to cover hillary clinton's presidential campaign better watch what they say. clinton supporters trying to ban certain words, really? first, let's check in with neal for a look on what is coming up with the cost of freedom business block, neal? >> good morning. there may be a lot of ways to stop rogue pilots from bringing planes down but will passengers be willing to pay

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daniel. great to see you. >> great to see you, too. >> imagine writing a story about hillary clinton that didn't contain one of these words. polarizing, calculating, disingenerous ambitious, entitled. >> will do anything to win, represents the past, out of touch and being told not to say it. what do you make of this? >> well, listen, i'm old enough to remember when half of those phrases were used to describe mitt romney and i didn't hear they were sexist or uncomfortable. my fear is that reporters will hold back in criticizing hillary clinton for fear of being labeled sexist but clearly these very warnings themselves might raise questions of sexism as they are only given to women. it's critics of the clintons are only supposed to use their kid gloves when criticizing hillary clinton and they are not supposed to speak their minds and say what they think is going on here. >> that's a good point. amy is a pretty good reporter, i

think, straight good reporter. when did criticizing one woman became the same as criticizing all women? >> i think you know, we saw the war on women last time around. i think we'll see the nuclear war on women. it will be massive. the any attack on hillary clinton will be perceived as sexist by some and i think there are a lot of people who believe that's her strongest selling point, being the first historic female president of the united states and they will do anything to see that happen and i think that's what we're going to be seeing here as the campaign progresses. >> it's like whether we saw the former secretary of state address the e-mail scandal and one of the first questions was do you think this would be under such scrutiny under the microscope if you were a male and not a female. what did you think about that? >> so embarrassing for that reporter. i felt sorry for him. he looked like a fool. the funny thing is, one of the words on the list is secretive. hillary clinton at a private dinner with reporters this week or two ago she even said that

she had been secretive and that she's going to change that. apparently she's able to use these words to describe herself but nobody else can. i mean, the standers are just insane. who is playing ref here and why are they doing this? why can't we have a free and honest debate. >> they really believe the new york times is out to get them. what world do you live in when you think "the new york times" can't cover you? >> send survival food because it's a we recalled world when democrats fear the new york times are out to get them because the reporting on a will jit -- legitimate story, many democrats are scared of and now "the new york times" is out to get them, please. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker and anna. the video is insane. a prosusker erprosurfer gets thrown off a boat and lives to tell the tale. that man over board joins us

live to tell the story next. i think he's dried off a bit.

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that graphic is about what this looks like. he is used to wiping out, but pro surfer mark healy never experienced anything like this. >> he was onboard a fishing boat when a massive wave hit and sent him flying off the deck into the water. >> incredibly, he is okay. nice to have you on the show this morning. thanks for joining us. >> no problem. thanks for having me. >> had to be a split-second decision there deciding between staying onboard and jumping out. what made you decide to jump? >> kind of saw the writing on the wall on that one.

saw a wave swing wide and come in. i knew we weren't going to make it around it. typically in a potential maritime disaster it's the best idea to stay with the boat. i really didn't feel like getting smashed around like an ice cube if a shaker. i looked at my friends to the left and right of me and told them, i'm jumping. i just tried to distance myself. >> when we first saw the video we thought you were thrown, not you jumped. once you hit the water how did you get back in? was that a dangerous situation? were you all right? >> well, that was the biggest swell of the year for the west coast of california. whenever we go surf these big waves, we were riding waves much bigger than that during the days. we have a team of safety guys we are close with. they are on jet skis to rescue people. all those guys are right there. they picked me up immediately. i knew they would be there. >> that's unbelievable. what happened to the boat?

did it capsize? >> no. it actually didn't. it's a well-made trawler. it's built to take hits every now and then. it pulled it off. if that wave would have went wider, it could have been worse. >> unbelievable. what about the friends on the other side of the boat? what did they think when you jumped in? >> my friends on the jet skis who picked me up were crying laughing at me. i came up dying laughing. i checked to make sure everybody was okay on the boat. there's some damage equipment some cameras, but everybody was pretty much in good safe. >> this surfing award show coming up in may. this video is up for that. i never heard of it the xl big wave awards. are you hoping you win or not? >> i don't know. believe it or not, i've won a couple of wipe out awards in my lifetime. this event -- we'll see what happens. it probably won't go up on the mantle place, but might make it to the garage.

>> what's the biggest swell you ever successfully surfed? >> biggest waves i've ridden with assistance of a jet ski probably around 70 feet. >> what happens if you eat it coming down the face of a wave like that? >> you know that's an interesting thing. it's chaotic. you'll never have the same experience twice. if somebody is ten feet next to you, they might have a completely different experience. you can go down on a horrendous one and pop back up and another one half as big and life threatening. it's going to be violent, somewhat unpleasant and claustrophobic. >> it looks awful. >> i got pulled over by a four-foot wave and that was traumatic. glad you're safe and sound. good luck on the big wave award and see if you can win this one for being thrown off the boat. >> you're a brave man and lucky

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>> ahoy, maty. >> what would you do if you are on a fishing boat and a massive wave comes. do you stay on the boat? >> if someone is filming me like here, i would say on the boat. >> cannon ball! >> what is this going to do for my long-term career.

>> you dive into the sharks? >> not if there are sharks there. >> we've got a great show tomorrow. join us. turn your clutter into clash. great stuff. we may never exactly understand the why, but is there a way we could have seen the how in realtime? hi everyone, i'm brenda buttner. in the wake of the tragic crash of flight 9525, investigators still looking for clues, but could the answers have already been in their hands if instead of relying on black boxes, all airlines put cameras in the cockpit and streamed live video and data from the cockpit? here we go. about to begin the debate. gary b. smith jonas max farris, john