stunning new details about the co-pilot of that doomed germanwings flight. hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. welcome to another hour inside america's news headquarters. >> top of the news this hour what the germanwings co-pilot reportedly told his girlfriend about wanting to be quote, remembered. and how investigators now say he repeatedly hid critical information about his medical treatment. plus politics and basketball. opponents of indiana's new religious freedom law calling for college ball to yank next week's final four in the state. now the ncaa is weighing in.

stolen valor. we will talk to a congressman from one state about why he wants to toughen up the punishment for people who lie about serving in the military. we begin with breaking developments in los angeles. firefighters there say nearly two dozen people have been injured when a commuter train struck two cars. that train partially derailing. we are told at least two cars went right off the tracks. firefighters say one person who was in the vehicle involved in the collision was critically injured. crews had to cut him or her out of the wreckage. it happened just before 11:00 a.m. local time near the university of southern california campus, usc which is south of downtown l.a. we will bring in new details as soon as they come in. meanwhile we go to yemen where it is on the verge of civil war there. now a senior defense official saying the u.s. will likely send

even more aid for saudi air strikes against iran backed rebels. saudi arabia leading the fight as other middle east countries join in. meantime yemen's leader and the rebels who forced him out of the country are accused -- each accusing each other of being the puppet of a bigger power. really, the big conundrum over there bringing in conner powell, live in our mideast bureau with the details. >> reporter: well this is growing trouble in yemen. already the saudis leaders are saying they will continue to intervene in yemen until stability is restored. when and how that will happen is not yet clear but one thing is certain. the saudi arabian government and military will continue intervening in yemen for the foreseeable future and the u.s. military now saying they are going to step up their support for the saudi involvement in yemen. there is no real talk of ground

troops or an invasion or anything like that, but u.s. military say they are going to continue to provide intelligence and logistics support, also probably provide some type of aerial refuel for saudi jets as they continue to launch air strikes in yemen. now, for the third day in a row saudi planes have continued to target houthi rebels iranian backed houthi rebels in yemen, particularly in the southern part of the country near aden, where just in the last few days, u.n. diplomats and other international diplomats have been forced to leave that city as houthi rebels get closer and closer to that southern port city. just a few days ago the internationally recognized yemeni president hadi fled. he appeared today in egypt where he spoke to the arab league summit, telling the sunni leaders there that they need to support the military intervention in yemen to drive these houthi rebels out. he called iran the puppet master

of these houthi rebels and is calling for more international involvement in yemen which brings the sort of total prospect of a wider regional war, arthel to a very likely possibility. >> a very likely possibility. unfortunate words. thank you very much for that update. more chaos in syria. al qaeda's affiliate in that country reportedly seizing large parts of a northern city. this comes days after the militants launched a major offensive against the government troops in that city. the al qaeda branch in syria has quietly consolidated its power in recent months while the international attention focuses on isis. extreme groups in syria now controlling about half of the country. so mali special forces regaining control of a hotel more than 12 hours after al shabab gunmen stormed the building. at least 24 people, including

six attackers killed in the operation. the terror group claiming responsibility for the attack saying some of the gunmen escaped from the scene. back in 2013 al shabab carried out a horrific attack at a mall in neighboring kenya, killing almost 70 people. be sure to watch fox news sunday when anchor chris wallace interviews lieutenant general michael flynn the former director of the defense intelligence agency weighing in on all the chaos going on right now across the middle east. that is news sunday exclusive. be sure to check your local listings. dramatic new details emerging today about that germanwings pilot who allegedly deliberately brought down his own plane, killing 149 people on board. according to new reports, andreas lubitz's girlfriend dumped him the day before the crash. german press reporting he told her one day, he would do something that would quote, make

everyone remember him. all of this as officials claim the 27-year-old co-pilot hid information about his medical treatment from the airline. we have the latest from dusseldorf germany where investigators are still combing through the co-pilot's apartment for clues. >> reporter: absolutely. yeah just a couple blocks from where we are right now, a team of 200 investigators have been sifting through the evidence coming out of the house of andreas lubitz, trying to figure out why he did what he did. the latest reports today are that he might have had some sort of vision problem that he might have thought and might have feared would have prevented him from continuing to fly. it might have driven him to the apparent mass murder on that mountainside in the southern french alps. there is some speculation that recent visits to a hospital near here were to deal with that. the hospital denied, there was

no one there to comment to us on that. these as more reports coming out about the evidence being brought out of the house, as you mentioned, the house in a neighborhood about five miles from where we are standing. medicine reportedly was taken out, a lot of it. there are reports of severe depression that he was going through as well as notes to himself. we don't have any confirmation about those reports about a breakup the day before with the girlfriend, but there are a lot of reports about trouble with that girlfriend, and a lot of resignation coming from an interview a major german newspaper had today with that girlfriend in which she said he wanted to change the system, apparently it was all about that plane crash. he woke up in the middle of the night screaming we're going down. very harrowing words. back to you. >> sure is. greg, thank you. of course, the germanwings tragedy is sparking new

questions about measures for pilots and whether enough is being done to ensure they are mentally and physically prepared for the job. here to discuss this is the author of "air safety, investigators using science to save lives one crash at a time." dr. alan diehl is a former faa and u.s. air force crash investigator, also an aviation psychologist at faa headquarters. doctor, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> i would like to start by asking you what are the questions at the forefront of your mind right now? >> well, why the system didn't catch the obvious flags. of course we really don't know, this is all very tentative data but he got through a lot of screening programs. i used to watch the lufthansa pilots train in phoenix and i know they were very heavily screened in those days. this was several years ago. but somehow, this guy and we

know this can happen people, psychopaths, whatever, can conceal these problems. they are very skilled at doing that. and this guy somehow managed to do it. >> doctor as you know now investigators have discovered the note the doctor's note that this co-pilot had saying that he is quote, not fit to work. of course there is the doctor/patient confidentiality clause in all of those types of relationships. i'm guessing that his doctor would have known what this guy did for a living, but the doctor's hands are tied, right? they can't really report to the aviation authorities that there is some concern? >> well, i'm not an expert on german law but i understand if a health care practitioner particularly a psychiatrist, feels a person is a threat to themselves or to others, they do have the permission, they can break the confidentiality clause and report it. but boy if it doesn't happen, then they've got to explain to

their fellow psychiatrists or psychologists why they did it. that's sort of a tough thing for a medical practitioner to make. now, it sounds like the girlfriend knew more about this than perhaps the physicians did. >> it's definitely a tough call for a medical practitioner to make, as you say. also, it brings to mind the question of what should aviation authorities do to change the culture, the work environment to prevent something like this from happening, making it safer for someone to report, if you will confidentially some concerns if they notice irrational behavior or warning signs on the part of a co-worker. >> well, in this country, we have already done that. they can actually report mild forms of depression on their medical form and they won't automatically be grounded. they could even take mild forms of antidepressant medications and that changed in recent years, but there's another line of defense out there that we may have to revisit.

it's the type of training called crew resource management or crm. originally it was designed to prevent accidents. it empowered everybody. flight attendants, dispatchers, other pilots, any time they saw another pilot doing what they thought was a mistake, they had immunity and were actually encouraged to report that. now that was primarily an accident prevention program but perhaps we need to revisit this training and include behavioral disorders also because clearly the people that are in the cockpit are probably the ones that have had a chance to watch him closest for the longest period of time. >> quickly 20 seconds if you could what does this do for the psyche of the good pilots out there? >> well, obviously it's very insulting and we do need to realize this is an extremely rare event. you are more likely to die from an infected bee sting than a demented pilot taking you down. >> thank you very much for your perspective. >> thank you.

next week's march madness final four games are going to stay in indianapolis now amid controversy over indiana's new religious freedom law that the naacp -- excuse me, the ncaa warns they are looking into how the law might affect its future events in the state. this law allows businesses to refuse service for religious reasons. opponents say it could allow businesses to discriminate against gay people. today, hundreds of people protesting outside the indiana state house. republican governor signing the bill in a private ceremony earlier this week. supporters say the law prevents the government from making businesses go against their religious beliefs. will carr is live in l.a. with the latest. >> reporter: roughly 20 states have similar laws on the book right now but that hasn't stopped a passionate debate from

honing in on indiana. the governor signed this bill into law on thursday. it's based on a federal law that was signed by president bill clinton back in 1993. indiana's new law comes after the supreme court decision in the hobby lobby case last year and after some christians have either been sued or fined after refusing to service gay couples getting married. >> with the passage of this legislation we ensure that indiana will continue to be a place where we respect the freedom of religion of every hoosier of every faith. and we make certain that government action will always be subject to the highest level of scrutiny. when it impacts the religious liberty of any hoosier. >> reporter: governor pence says he would have vetoed this legislation if it was in any way discriminatory. we should point out that last year in arizona, governor jan

brewer vetoed similar legislation because she said the words was too vague. >> how widespread are the protests against the new law? >> reporter: you can take your pick. you have celebrities, you have athletes, you have the ncaa coming out voicing concern. next week the final four will be held in indianapolis. they are expecting tens of thousands of people to go into the city for that. so the ncaa with that in mind has released a statement which in part reads the ncaa national office and our members are deeply committed to providing an inclusive environment for all of our events. we are especially concerned about how this legislation could affect our student athletes and employees. this comes as we have seen protests both in indiana and across the country. now, the law doesn't go into effect until july 1st but some businesses are saying they won't visit or spend money in the hoosier state until the law is repealed. opponents say it could lead to discrimination. listen to katie kendall with the

national center for lesbian rights. >> if you are a ceo you are with us. if you are an ncaa player or coach, you are with us. if you are someone who just cares about the constitution living up to its promises, you're with us. >> reporter: some business owners in indiana are concerned about what this could do to their bottom line and to the state's economy. >> will carr in los angeles, thanks. here we go again. the temperatures across the east are 10 to 25 degrees below average. really? some parts of the region even getting snow showers today. meanwhile, people in the west in the plains, enjoying a lot warmer weather than usual. a little too hot for there. j.d. is here live on the fox stream weather center. i'm wearing black today because i'm mourning the loss of spring. >> me, too, my friend. i know. again, i feel like i need to just walk off the screen. i have no excuses anymore.

this has been the pattern that has been set up all winter long, trough in the east, high pressure in the west. let's talk about the west, shall we? just ignore this. we have very warm temperatures, warmer than average across the west. 91 in phoenix 68 in los angeles, 77 in dallas, 80 in san antonio. feels like summertime. looking at some of these temperatures, 15 to 25 degrees above where they should be this time of year, and yes, we will set some records. look at all these record highs we could shatter today in phoenix down toward las vegas sacramento, california. then across the east, it's still very cold. we actually still have wind chills in the teens across the great lakes, way below average here and that's going to continue through the weekend, where we are seeing the potential for snow showers. not a lot of snow but enough to annoy people who are done with the wintertime. overnight tonight, the chance for snow showers across new england and long island. and the temperatures again, very

cold, in some cases we will feel single digits and teens in the wind chill and we could set some records. sunday, you know, improving a little bit. monday, 55 in new york. we'll take it. tuesday, looking good. we still have that trough, though, in place across the great lakes and new england but for the most part looks good and then the northwest will start to cool off. that's all i got for you. >> that's why we love you. you are so optimistic but i have two words for this cold weather. i can't. >> i know. uncle, right? we're done. july at some point, i think we will complain about the heat but maybe not. we will roll this tape. >> see, this is why we love greg. optimism in the house. >> i know a family that's skiing this weekend. the snow has been really really nice. isn't that great? good for them. for the rest of us, kind of awful. a jet blue pilot who had a

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records from her server. meanwhile john kerry ordering an internal audit of the state department's internal recordkeeping. let's talk about it with kevin cirelli, a reporter for the hill. apparently we are also learning and confirmed by hillary clinton's lawyer that she deleted and cleansed the server, wiped it clean, apparently sometime after october 28th because that was the date that her aides learned she was required to turn over e-mails. so only then does she wipe it clean. politically, is this just getting worse and worse for her? >> well, you exact date is still unknown for when the former secretary of state decided to delete the remaining e-mails that were on her internet server after she handed over what her aides say are 50,000 documents after she went

through them. but the politics of this as you alluded to are definitely continuing. just weeks before former secretary of state is expected to announce her presidential campaign. as you alluded to, republicans are saying hey, wait a minute, she was the one deciding which e-mails are going to be handed over to the authorities as a matter of preserving for public record. democrats defending clinton hillary clinton, and they say that you know, she already handed everything over and republicans are trying to continue this. so definitely though weeks after the scandal first erupted it's continuing. >> nixon could have said that about the white house tapes but he didn't. he actually handed them over and of course, the rest is history. i was looking at the latest cbs poll came out this week. 65% of americans think what she has done here is wrong. roughly 30% say their opinion of her has grown worse. her unfavorability,

unfavorability, is up. favorability is down now to a scant 26%. this has really taken a toll politically, right? at a time when she needs to have the public back her if she's running for president. >> what i think is interesting here is that secretary of state john kerry is going to be looking into the policies at the state department so the democrat administration is looking into if perhaps there need to be changes to the recordkeeping policies that are on the books. i think this is only going to continue. and it's part of a larger characterization that republicans are going to try to lob against hillary clinton which is this notion that perhaps she's the one deciding which e-mails are released to the authorities and it's just again, weeks before her presidential campaign. >> let me ask you this, this one i'm trying to figure out. she asked for a two-week extension to respond to the benghazi subpoena. but she had already wiped

everything clean and so the committee received nothing additionally. >> nothing new. >> why would she have asked for the extension? >> that's a very good point. i think that the longer this goes on the more we get into the summer when the presidential season is going to be in full swing, the more that representative gowdy is going to be looking into and asking those tough questions as this continues. >> the other curious thing is state department under hillary clinton had no confirmed inspector general. the only agency not to have one. they didn't really have a confirmed person looking into misconduct. we'll leave it at that. >> well, i mean, come on. >> how does that happen? >> good question. >> thanks very much. >> nice to see you. thank you. how does that happen? >> i felt like i was watching an edition of "perry mason." >> well?

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a boston police officer remains in a medically induced coma after being shot in the face during a traffic stop last night. officer john monaghan was wounded by a suspect who was later killed in a shootout with police. nigeria extending voting in its presidential election after some areas report problems with voter i.d. cards. the country's election has been marred with claims of voter fraud as well as several attacks by boko haram terrorists. signs of discord as secretary of state john kerry and other world leaders trying to hammer out that deal with iran on its nuclear program. now this deadline is just days away. and right now, it looks like iran is not budging at all. its foreign minister is saying that both sides need to show flexibility. peter doocy is live in washington with more. how close are these diplomats to a deal? >> reporter: it sounds like the iranians might not really be moving much more than they have

and here's how we know that. a tweet from their foreign minister that says quote, in negotiations, both sides must show flexibility. we have and are ready to make a good deal for all. we await our counterpart's readiness. that suggests the iranian position is pretty much moved as much as it's going to and the rest of the world they think, needs to come around. will that happen? secretary of state kerry has a new statement where he says that the serious but difficult work continues. we expect the pace to intensify as we said if an understanding is possible. we know a big speed bump in these talks so far has been about the speed with which the u.n. sanctions on iran will be removed. tehran wants them gone right away. the rest of the world wants to wait and see. >> what kind of concerns do iran's neighbors have about these negotiations? >> reporter: as you know, so far, the obama administration

has been very vague about what their big picture plan is down the road after a deal or no deal for a relationship with iran and the lack of detail has israel very concerned. >> the world has just gone crazy. i mean, the president of the united states is exchanging love letters with the ayatollah khomeini who is shouting death to america and at the same time snubbing the leader of his closest ally, israel. the president of the united states is sleeping with the enemy and at the same time doing nothing about the terror which iran is causing havoc with all over the world. >> reporter: reports are that the framework for a deal will be just two or three pages long. now we wait until tuesday to see if both sides sign on. >> we will wait and see. peter doocy, thanks. the co-pilot accused of flying a germanwings flight into the side of a mountain was

reportedly getting treatment for depression and had just broken up with his girlfriend. the horrific details of the crash taking over the headlines around the world. it's having a major impact on the people who were already afraid to fly. brian ennis is live in our new york city newsroom with that story. i understand you have information about a treatment that could help people overcome the fear? >> reporter: exactly right. fact is when a plane crash or accident dominates news headlines, it serves as a trigger for those who are battling aveo-phobia or the fear of flying. about one-third of americans say they are less likely to fly following an accident. psychologist dr. robert reiner says he gets three times as many calls following a plane crash. looking to try his virtual reality treatment. his patients put on 3-d glasses. their heart rate and breathing is monitored as they experience a virtual plane ride from takeoff to landing with real jet

noise, shaking like turbulence, even thunderstorms. >> this is simply forcing people to experience what they are afraid of in a way that makes them relax. it's simple. >> reporter: patients learn to control their bodies. it's called biofeedback. for instance learning how to low your heart rate and breathe normally during bad turbulence. for many patients like alice anxiety hits before even getting on the airplane making the experience miserable. >> when i knew i had to fly, the week before, two weeks before it would be the worst week of my life. i knew i had a problem. >> reporter: alice sought treatment in 2009 and dr. reiner says all in all, he has a 92% success rate. >> people will not believe it when we tell them they're ready to fly. so what happens to them, they get on the plane and they are waiting for the predictable

anxiety which doesn't come. >> my life is completely different. i want to fly. i want to go away ten times a year. i don't even care, i haven't been to australia yet but i can't wait to fly to australia. >> reporter: patients usually need 12 to 16 hours of this therapy. it's not cheap. a one-hour session costs $200 to $6,000 $600. alice will tell you this kind of fear affects careers and life styles and can have a big impact. >> indeed. you have to trouble for work and for play. >> exactly right. >> thanks. you travel a lot. does it bother you? >> absolutely not. but passengers like you sitting next to me that's another story. >> really? >> i have missed you so much. lawmakers in two states proposing new measures that would exceed the federal version of stolen valor law. we will talk to one of the law makers behind the bills next. major: here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol.

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amanda knox speaking out after italy's highest court overturned her murder conviction in the killing of her roommate in 2007. knox talked to reporters last night outside her seattle home. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened for the justice i've received, for the support that i've had from everyone. a jury rejecting a discrimination lawsuit against a california venture capital firm. the case put a spotlight on gender balancing working conditions for women at silicon valley firms. the panel of six men six women determining powell was not discriminated against. the jetblue pilot who scared passengers by yelling about jesus and al qaeda, he's suing the airline for $16 million.

remember he had to be restrained after running through the cabin back in 2012. the flight made an emergency landing and the suit says his behavior resulted from seizures and that the airline didn't recognize that he was ill. it is called stolen valor. it's when someone lies about serving in the military or getting military honors so that they can benefit in some way. there is a federal law against it already on the books but lawmakers in two states now saying that the law just doesn't go far enough and they want to toughen up the consequences to include prison time for those convicted of faking claims of service. one of those lawmakers, massachusetts state representative, joins us now and he is a captain in the u.s. army reserve and has served in afghanistan. good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> tell me more about your bill. >> so the bill that i filed, stolen valor act penalizes anybody that fraudulently

represents they were a service member or veteran regardless of whether or not they are representing that they have won certain medals congressional medal of honor purple hearts, which is what the federal stolen valor act gets at. >> even if they have won these already? >> no. basically this doesn't even -- my bill doesn't even take into consideration if you fraudulently represent that you are a service member or veteran and i'm not concerned about the medals aspect of it. it strengthens it in that it doesn't matter if you are saying you have won anything. if you put that uniform on or say you are a veteran this law comes into effect. >> this comes into effect and i understand they would be slapped with a $1,000 fine if it does become law or up to a year if jail or perhaps both? >> absolutely. >> what's the need for this? i understand, trust me i'm with you, i'm on board with this, but what kind of financial gain could someone secure by faking military status? >> there are several. the bill that i have proposed runs the entire gamut from the trivial, representing that you

are a military veteran or service member just to get a military discount at a movie theater, but then going to the complete opposite end of the spectrum, representing forging documents, forging a dd-214 form to get a v.a. home loan or any other grant. there are thousands of grants out there that veterans can be eligible for. the entire spectrum if it's a financial gain, this law if passed will cover it. >> tell me this. is there a lot of people out there faking their military status and are they slipping through the cracks getting these loans you are referencing? >> since i filed this bill my e-mail has been absolutely inundated with people, veterans from not only massachusetts but beyond, telling me about instances of this. so it is going on. it's much more frequent than people realize. there's a need for this type of legislation. >> for sure. i understand you submitted the bill to the joint committee on judiciary committee, i should say, on march 10th. >> i filed the bill back in january. now we will have now what's

happening in massachusetts is we will have committee hearings on all the bills that we filed. at some point in time in the near future there will be a hearing in the judiciary committee. >> you are expecting full support. this thing's going to sail through, right? >> at this point in time i have had 54 co-sponsors, republican and democrat, so i would like to think it has a strong chance. we'll see what happens. >> because we know that in 2012, the supreme court actually struck down the first law the first stolen valor law, saying that it violated someone's first amendment right. >> yeah. the key thing about that was that they struck it down based on first amendment grounds because essentially what they said is you can't make a false statement a fact. you can't penalize that if someone is not trying to get any -- if they're not trying to defraud someone. in the same opinion, the court let it be known that there is room to pass new laws, as long as someone makes that fraudulent representation with the intent to defraud i think it would pass constitutional scrutiny. >> i hope it does. good luck to our representative. thank you for coming here. thank you for your service.

thanks to your fellow service members. >> thank you so much for having me. >> see you again. greg? how about this story. a little boy battling a rare disorder getting the surprise of his life. members of the national guard grant him his life's wish by making him one of their own. and on a programming note, don't miss sunday morning futures tomorrow with maria bartaromo. she will be sitting down with ohio governor john kasich tomorrow beginning 10:00 a.m. eastern on the fox news channel. a a a a a a

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every so often the democratic party allows its left wing to lead the charge over a cliff.

the thought of elizabeth warren the next president. like their heroine they're full of rage at the system and beholden to the arthritic hand of billionaire george soros. badgering big banks and wall street is warren's one trick yet in the mode of liberal hypocrisy how mr. soros made his fortune never comes up. she carved out herself as a banking expert the stern conscience of corporate america and a defender of lower classes victimized by the wealthy 1%. just this week, the republicans blocked another of her efforts to lower student loan interest rates and pay for it by taxing millionaires. imagine hillary and the other hillary as fire brands from the '60s standing at the barricades unable to move on caught in the time warp of the woodstock

nation. after taking tea with hillary clinton in december, warren has lowered her profile, quietly shopping her new memoir and insisting she is -- is is the operative word -- not coveting the democratic nomination. this other hillary stands by as the hillary machine measures the damage from two recent scandals. the private e-mail affair with all its implications and catching out hillary for benghazi, and foreign donations to the clinton family foundation. warren wreaks of boston politics. once a student of senator ted kennedy, she now sits in his famous seat toting the same line. in 2012 she defeated scott brown in massachusetts despite her hilarious claim to indian ancestry. warren snagged a job at the harvard law school after listing her ancestry as part native

american, citing family lore and her high cheek bones, she ended up claiming to be one 32nd cherokee. at this point few insiders think she has a chance of the nomination. moreover, hillary has already adopted her emphasis on income inequality. it isn't as though she doesn't feel heat on her back. in the spirit of politics, making strange bed fellows, the two women might actually need each other. after all, they're really the same person. heart warming story to tell you about of a little boy battling a rare disorder. the eight-year-old diagnosed with a disease that impacts his bone marrow. his family says it's always been his dream to join the military. this week he was enlisted an an honorary member of the texas

national guard. >> it's devastating when you found that your child has something that you can't fix. you're a bystander on the side line. >> he wants to help others and help people. >> one of the generals saying he was inspired by rowan's courage and we are, too. the best of luck to you. god bless you. >> god bless rowan of the he is a special young man. right? >> i love that. >> a record setting trip is underway right now. astronaut scott kelly spending a year in space, what scientists hope to learn from him and his twin brother. very interesting. >> all right

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scott kelly is on a history making mission to spend nearly a year in space. he was one of three people on a rocket that launched yesterday at nasa. they want to examine the effects of prolonged weightlessness to prepare us for future missions to mars. as you may know, he has a twin, astronaut mark kelly, his genetic replica. scientists will study him as well to see the differences between the two kellies in space and on earth. this is such a fascinating thing. >> it is. the brother on the ground will act as sort of the control. they can look at bacteria

eyesight, all kinds of things. >> muscle. >> yeah. you can really learn a lot about weightlessness on the human body. >> that does it for us. aim arthel. we'll be back in one hour. "hannity" is up for watching. welcome to "hannity." every year hundreds of thousands of college students all across america head out to a sunny destination for spring break. it's supposed to be time off from their studies, a little fun in the sun. but in reality it's a parent's worst nightmare. tonight in a "hannity" special spring break exposed, we're going to show you what really goes on. >> we are back. panama city beach. all these spring breakers are here and we're here to expose what they're doing.