not let my teens go. get rid of it raise drinking age to 24. "fox and friends" starts right now. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. good morning. to you it is monday march 30th. a fox news alert. now, 24 hours left to make a nuclear deal with iran. but the president's own former intel chief has a strong message to his former boss. >> we should stop right now and take a deep breath. step back. >> plus, iran breaking a huge promise in the final days. can they be trusted? we're going to discuss it. >> i say no. it's the most chilling video you'll see all day. brand new fittage showing the killer co-pilot training to fly. this as we learn his final words. and he just wanted to be a member of the team. this high school athlete banned from wearing a letter jacket,

why because he has down's syndrome? "fox and friends" begins right now. >> this is rob lowe. you're watching "fox and friends." thank you, rob welcome to studio e. clayton is in for brian. look who's back in the regular center slot. >> i'm glad to be back. glad to be starting our mornings with all of you at home. we took a week. it was the kid's spring break. we went to puerto rico. no wild spring break for me. my favorite part of the week was just making benefit for the kids. we went all the way to puerto rico and all we wanted to do was make breakfast. >> in your job it's hard for you to make breakfast. >> they share breakfast watching us all. they say hello. >> make breakfast for steve and i? >> i can. i can flip a mean scrambled egg.

>> she also had power bars. it today for heather nauert we have heather childers. we've been following stories. a fox news alert prepare for landing, hopefully, we'll see. those, the final chilling words from the germanwings co-pilot andreas lubitz before he murdered 149 people on board. now revealed in cockpit recordings. this as newly releases video shows that co-pilot smiling while flying a glider plane a decade before his fatal flight. australia now becoming the latest country to implement a rule of two policy. so a pilot is never alone in a cockpit. the u.s. adopted this rule after 9/11. another fox news alert. a missing college student's purse is found, but still no sign of the 22-year-old. she was last seen thursday in a minnesota bar with her sorority

sisters. they say she got emotional after running into an ex boyfriend. >> like bubbly people you'll ever meet. i can't say how amazing a person she is into words. >> her bag and phone were found outside her apartment. police have questioned several people, including the formper boyfriend. they are reviewing surveillance cameras. another fox news alert, the bodies of two men missing after last week's gas explosion in new york city are pulled from the rubble. one of them identified as a 23-year-old who was on a date in a restaurant when he was killed. and this morning the former communications direct frr iowa democratic party -- for the iowa democratic party apologizing for the selfie she took grinning in front of the wreckage over the weekend. >> taylor swift's big year continues big year continues

last night. with the i heart radio awards. perform ing with madonna was a highlight for swift who won three awards who won artist and singer of the year. she nearly had another kanye moment when timber lake got up to steal one of her awards. those are a look at your headlines. >> fantastic. thank you very much. all right. it's time for a let's make a deal. it's the fox news alert right now. john kerry has been working furiously over the last couple months. tomorrow is the deadline for making a deal with iran. "the new york times" has details that apparently -- while we around this couch have had doubts about it now iran is saying you know what? united states, you want us to ship out all of that -- a lot of

the atomic fuel out of our country into russia. we've changed our mind. we'll sit on that stuff that we could turn into a bomb. if you don't like it tough. >> this has been in the talks for a few months now. this is what we're going to do. the idea is they wouldn't be able to weaponize it. the option now is they could blend the material into a diluted form. that claim this is for medical purposes. >> this is one of three major sticking point. the united states and the west wanted rigorous inspections, number one, number two they wanted limits on the number of centrifuges they were allowed. number three was the stockpiles of this yuranium. that was a huge sticking point. that's a non-starter for saudi arabia -- >> on the eve on when this deal is supposed to come to a head. >> and be able to sit on this for no other reason.

also, it's -- saudi arabia and israel. >> it doesn't look like things are going well. yet, you know what? i bet they do a deal. because it's not so much about security, it's about the president's legacy. now, the president's former head of the defense intelligence agency has some advice for barack obama. that is sir, get up from the table and walk away now. while we still can. >> i sense of where the policy is at is -- i hate to say it like this. it's almost a policy of willful ignorance. we have to keep in mind iran is a country with ballistic missiles they are also still a state sponsor of terrorism. here we are dealing with them as though we're going to give them a cart blanch to have a nuclear capability. give me a break. >> they keep inspectors remember what happened with north korea they kicked out inspectors --

>> we trusted them. >> they sat on the stock piles of uranium. what happened later they ended up -- >> why are we doing a deal with somebody we're assuming is going to tell the truth and past history has not shown. >> meanwhile, over the last couple of months we have shown you some horrific videos from isis some of isis' greatest hits. now once again they're using children. there is some video of children leading eight men out, as you can see the kids have weapons there. the men were handed off to those guys who are, essentially, the executioners and would carve off the heads. >> this is the jv group according to the president when he was describing them. now you have a syrian dictator saying the u.s. government has been down playing isis. >> actually isis has expanded since the beginning of the strikes.

not like some american wants to sugar coat the situation as -- to say that we're getting better. isis has been defeated, actually, no they have more recruits. some smam they have 1,000 recruits every month in syria. they are expanding in liia. many other al qaeda organizations have announces their allegiance to isis. so that -- >> what a narrative there. >> it's interesting are we going to trust this guy. on the one hand they're fighting a civil war. the united states is fighting the opposition in that civil war. we're helping them fight isis, which actually helps him. so wouldn't it behoove him to say we're not doing so well against isis so we continue helping him. >> with why would he make those statements sphhe's trying to get closer to americans need -- in the same interview it would be silly for anybody not get closer to the united states to make an enemy of them.

>> think about this, why did he sit down and do the interview to begin it? he's a strong man. isis we're beating them back. you know, ice is gaining. is he trying to gain us by saying they're gaining us so we need the united states to help which means help me the ruthless dictator. >> john boehner has -- >> the question to use chemical weapons against his own people. a lot of questions about his intentions of that interview. >> isis controls about a third of iraq and syria. >> this amazing story has been blowing up the internet out of wichita kansas. a supporter of the local basketball team for his high school. he has down's syndrome. he has a smiloon the face, comes to the games. huge supporter. his mom put a varsity letter and

put it on his jacket. but then one parent complained. one parent whose son earned that letter on the varsity team complained to have it removed. >> he does play on the special needs basketball team. however, the special needs basketball team, there is no mechanism so those kids can wind up with a varsity letter. even though they play on the team for four years when they're in high school. >> keep in mind it's not a district policy that you can't be given a varsity letter in the district there. this happens to be a school stumbling block they're just pushing aside the notion that michael should have this letter. they're telling no. this has been going on for long time now. he deserves the letter in the opinion of many including his parents. >> who complained though? the principal said parents complained. it turns out one parent. i would love to know their name. there is going to be a school board meeting tonight to discuss

this. we spoke to a high school senior. she never met michael or his mom. she was so moved by hearing this story. she decided to start a petition to try to get other high school students and others supporting michael and changing this policy. she joined us this weekend on "fox and friends." listen to her. >> i don't see the problem with a special needs kids having the opportunity to earn a varsity letter. i will be a four year varsity winner for soccer. i am a co-captain on our team. it's taking nothing away from me. these kids represent east. they wear jerseys that say east on them like any other varsity sport. they put in blood, sweat, tears in the sport as we do. they love it just as much as we do. >> she is a combination of common sense and compassion. she spoke out for a student that wasn't her best friend wasn't somebody she knew well. she was using her heart and head

to say he deserves a letter. do you believe they're having a meeting for this? >> they're going to bring this up. in the past they haven't had a policy where you are on the special needs team you could get letter. they're going to change the rule. >> she was hoping to get 250 signatures. by airtime yesterday it was over 40,000 people came out in support of this change in policy. and also the support of michael. another thing too, michael's mother, she adopted michael. >> she did. >> we'll have more on this and keep the school board on top of mind. >> the coach and the chicago bulls was so moved. he'll be joining us. he's on michael team. e-mail us on friends@foxnews.com. facebook us or tweet us. >> a lot more to come here on "fox and friends." headlines across the country slamming indiana's new religious freedom law as hateful.

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. if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george, this is where this debate has gone. with misinformation -- >> it's just a question sir, yes or no. >> there has been shameless rhetoric. people are trying to make it about one particular issue and you're doing that as well. >> the mainstream media attacking indiana republican governor mike pence for signing a religious freedom law labelling it as antigay and discriminatory. why such up roar? what is the mainstream media getting wrong? >> they're making it about gays which is it is not to begin with. they are ignoring the religious freedom argument. business owners want recourse so

they shouldn't be coersed by government to engage in something that undermined their religious believes. that is what the debate is about. >> are they forgetting that this law is similar to one passed by bill clinton in the past year? why now the big night over this and why the willingness to forfeit your first amendment rights over marriage? >> those are two questions. one i think these are the sorts of questions they think help them plitly on the left. second, i think many people who are on the left and progressives care more about things than discrimination than the first amendment. religious freedom is low on the list of things they hold sacred. i think we'll see more and more of these cases where religious freedom issues crash. we'll have to come up with a solution. these sorts of laws i think help come up with a solution. it will be difficult when the media creates the perception it's some bigots versus the gay

community. >> this has taken another turn too. there's a boycott indiana hashtag. you've seen angie's list drop out. a couple other named businesses who says if this law is signed as it is we're out of here. we think this is discrimination, you say? >> it will be tough for indiana i guess. i hope that religious freedom trumps these threats. in the end, indiana is a state and people do business there and other people will move in for those companies that leave i hope. we saw a lot of people rise up to defend hobby lobby. i hope people do the same thing for indiana. >> we want to thank you for joining us. it's a tough debate. these religious liberties and our constitutional rights against the landscape of what -- a progressive movement is, is a contradiction here that we're in a lot of trouble with i think. >> i think so. >> indiana for one.

19 other states have a law just like it. the conversation will continue. thanks. >> thank you. coming up it may sound crazy can a parachute attached to a plane keep a plane safe. is it realistic? kurt the cyber guy here with us next to explain. amazing video shows a firefighter battling the flames falling through the roof into the fire. incredible. how he survives ahead

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. time now for some headlines. scary moments at new york city's coney island when the season's first ride on the cyclone roller coaster comes to a screeching halt. the coaster was packed with riders when it just stalled before the first drop forcing all the passengers to climb down the track. and passengers on an air canada flight are being called lucky after a hard landing in nova scotia. turns out the landing gear was totally ripped off the bottom of the plane when it hit the ground. more than a thousand feet short of the runway. the accident being blamed on snowy weather. >> all right, clay? >> could new airplane technology prevent a sabotage disaster like the germanwings crash. there is a lot of technology on place that could have been on this aircraft? >> we're talking about technology now that in 2016 will

be available according to a ceo michael small. the company when you're on board several u.s. domestic carriers if you want the internet you pay for their service. now they're watching satellite rather than ground communication. this satellite will go on to the plane and create what in essence, beginning in 2016 is the connected plane concept. meaning -- >> whole time -- >> meaning this ground signal could go from the ground -- it depends on how airlines wants to do this. mafrers say it goes from the plane and could unlock the door or take complete control of the aircraft. in this scenario there is a minneapolis based company called brs and they do those parachutes that you've seen on military jets and also civilian aircraft in this country, those

parachutes have saved to date, 300 lives. but could that work on a commercial jet? they're saying yes. >> let me wrap my head over this. i'm thinking about the nest that's connected to my home. the internet could be connected to the plane. air traffic control could take over parts of the aircraft and control it from chicago. >> that's what we're talking about. we have concerns about security with that. hackers have access to virtually everything we call ft. knox in the digital world. they penetrate through. the doomsday scenario of that would be that a hackers can control not just one aircraft, but 100 and fly them into the ground. so that isn't proved at this point. but this technology is around

the corner regardless of this incident that has happened, the tragedy. there is some voting on the enter net, a low tech solution what a lot of people are saying why don't we lock the cockpit door. and urine bottles >> what? >> every pilot knows that's a standard that urine bottles were widely used because many aircraft as people were training didn't have lavatories on board. female pilots are up in arms. they are saying absolutely not. i am not going to pee on an aircraft. the low tech solution is saying leave the cockpit door. leave it unlocked. the belief is especially in this country, that we as passengers, we as americans and the flying public would never allow any incident like this to occur. we would overpower any attempt

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♪ >> that was a long way down there. >> that is your shot of the morning. >> whose back does that belong to? >> new england patriots may have a chill after watching that. that is tom brady jumping off a cliff in the vacation. apparently in the video you hear someone say are you going to jump tom? he thinks about it and he goes for it. i'm not sure if that's allowed iphis contract. >> as somebody who is married to an nfl quarterback clayton and i cannot claim this. when you have a contract with

the sports team don't they have a contract that says don't do that? >> he was fine after he did that. he said he's probably never going to do that again and he played golf with michael jordan. >> and basketball. he shot hoops. >> what kind of vacation is that? on a vacation you're supposed to relax. come on o slow down. you go too fast. >> he doesn't look like he's that excited to do it. then he goes for it. i give him credit i've done that. let me tell you -- >> you did it? >> i jumped off the cliff. yeah, it's the wedgy of a lifetime. >> the wedgy of a lifetime. >> do you have video of that? >> maybe somewhere. >> we'll show that tomorrow on the show. >> oh, no. >> do you know what? did it look like his head was wet in that image, maybe he had done that before. maybe that was the second time. >> climbed up the cliff? >> it is 27 minutes before the top of the hour.

heather childers has got some news. >> we'll begin with dramatic video you have to see here. this is amazing. the fox news alert. eight people dead after a church van curoons into a florida canal. at least ten others were injuries when the van crossed all lanes of traffic before crashing. the ten survivors including a 4-year-old child were rushed to nearby hospitals. some listed in serious condition. here's the dramatic moments showing a firefighter falling through the roof of a burning home as he was battling flames. this happened in fresno, california. fellow fooits rush to pull him from the blaze. >> once they extracted the firefighter from the garage. as they took his uniform off he was burned from head to toe. >> he did suffer serious burns and will need more surgery to

determine the fell extent of his injuries. remember the man who berated a chick fill ase employee because the company opposed gay marriage. >> you deserve better. rachel, you deserve better. >> i hope you have a really nice day. >> well, the cfo for a medical device manager was force today resign after the 2012 video went viral. and now he says he's living on food stamps. adam smith says that no one will hire him because of the clip. he sold his home and is now living with his wife and kids in an rv. controversy over a construction company's bill board in upstate new york. it features a kitchen with the words your wife wants me. it is supposed to be a joke but local college students aren't laughing. they claim it's sexist. the company refuses to take it down or make changes. they say it's in fun and they

thanked the students for extra exposure. those are a look at your headlines. what do you think? >> the husband at our house wants that kitchen. >> countertops, stainless steel appliances. turn it off. >> the snow flurries. >> it's easter week, stop it already. >> that's offensive. >> we're looking at the snow coming down not only here in new york city but across parts of new england. it's not going to be very much in terms of accumulationism most areas won't see any. temperatures aren't too bad. new york city is at 37 degrees. we do have snowshowers coming down in the city. they won't be sticking on the ground. in northern new england you have temperatures below freezing. 24 drews in caribou maine. it feels like spring across the center of the nation. you're looking at temperatures

in the 70s. a little bit on the hot side in arizona 94 for your high temperature in phoenix. we will continue to see rain showers through the east united states. across the southeast across northern alabama, georgia you could see steadier rainfall. i want to show you now the radar across parts of the northeast because that snow coming down in areas further nort as well across parts of upstate new york and also the mountains of vermont and new hampshire. let's head back inside. >> it will be hard to find the easter eggs when they're covered with snow. >> you're worried about that? >> time for a brand new segment on "fox and friends." we're calling popped culture. >> we will take a look at the lighter side of celebrity news. our first story is an update on harrison ford. >> good to see you. >> what do we know? the vintage plane crash took everyone by surprise.

>> three weeks after crashing, harrison ford is out of the hospital. he was reportedly spotted driving in los angeles. the crash left him with serious head wounds, as well as a broken ankle and pelvis which he'll likely need therapy for. >> if he is out driving, presumably, in a ford he is -- got to be okay, right? >> this is a guy who defies the odds. you know 1999 he was in a helicopter crash. you would think he was done in terms of aviation accidents. he gets on an airplane that i'm on, i'm off. >> he's got that run of bad luck. >> he supposedly is a very good pilot and saved people for not putting the yellow plane down in the wrong place. >> next up we're getting our first look at carry underwood's new born baby sharing the first photo of her son online. the one month old is holding a miniature hockey stick. a nod to his father who played

for the national predators. they just made the playoffs. >> they're youngest recruit. how cute is that inmy little isaiah was so excited. he loves hockey. >> they're grooming him young. >> who needs a pasfire when you have a hockey stick. >> hollywood heartthrob scott eastwood stops by fox news on friday to meet our ladies and a few of our fellow and talk about the had movie, a star crossed love affair between a bull riding champion and owoman set to start her job in new york city. >> can i get your drink? >> you were the big winner i think i should be the one buying you a beer. >> don't really like that where i'm from. >> i'm probably not nicholas spark's target audience.

it has something for everyone. some of the bull riding scenes are amazing. it is out on april 10thts. that's our culture popped on monday march 30th. >> thank you very much. >> well done. >> see you next time. coming up even nixon didn't destroy the tapes. that's what rnc chairman says after learning hillary clinton's server was wiped clean. what happens now? we'll ask him live about that next. vanilla ice cooling off from his burglary charges but the house he supposedly robbed could be his. this update coming up shortly. ♪ ice ice baby ♪

welcome back. she was the infamous reporter who quit on live television to start a pot club. >> as for this job? well, not that i have a choice, but i quit. >> well, her ambitions don't end there. she's now aspiring to be mayor of anchorage, alaska and wants to be a write in candidate in next week's election. she was outraged after cops investigated her club for the illegal sale of marijuana. vunella still cooling off after his burglary charge. ♪ >> stop and listen to this. we learned he can buy the house he allegedly burglarized because it's for sale. they arrested him in february after he looted the home now on

the market for a cool $1.6 million. what do you think about that? >> from rhymes to crimes. even nixon didn't destroy the tapes. that's what the rnc chairman says after learning that hillary clinton's private server was wiped clean electronically. what happened next? is her scandal similar to president nixon's watergate? rnc chairman joins us now. good morning, sir. >> good morning steve. >> so trey gowdy revealed that apparently after they subpoenaed her e-mails that's when she wiped the server clean. that's a problem isn't it? >> well, it is a huge problem. it's also a problem that she wiped the server clean, after the state department said they needed all the materials. when you think about what wipes a server clean you have to go through great lengths to do

that. the real question is the server actually wiped clean. without getting into the forensic evidence. when servers are wiped clean and people delete e-mails. they're not actually deleted unless you go to such great lengths, that even when you put the server in and you put a forensic inspector on the server you can usually find out what's on the server. at some point she's going to have to come clean. there saminimal threshold of transparency that government employees are subjected to. when someone issued an open records request to a department when there's a lawsuit pending, usually there is an attorney that sends an e-mail to the employee saying do not destroy your e-mails. it is customary. i'm sure lots of people watching this know what i'm talking about. she didn't do it. even nixon didn't destroy the tapes. there are thousands and

thousands of e-mails that are missing. >> you just mentioned nixon. there have been comparisons to the watergate scandal. we have a graphic that shows the similarities between both nixon and hillary. both claimed questioned information was personal. it's personal i don't want to give over my stuff about yoga. both handed over information edited by advisors. of course, there were 18 and a half minutes missing out of some nixon tapes and 30,000 e-mails deleted from the server from hillary. and both were missing data as well. so, what are you asking? you said unless extraordinary measures were taken, you can recover the data. are you asking for possession or -- of the server itself or have an independent party go in and eye ball it to see if they can recover the stuff? >> first of all, she's going to have to turn over that server. that's number one is to turn it

over. if she doesn't want to turn over the server at least subject yourself to an independent third party to review the server. to see, in fact, whether it was actually wiped clean. if it was, i guess the next question would be whether there is criminal conduct involved in wiping a server clean after both the state department told you not to and you knew that there were lawsuits pending andope on records requests that were pending. and you had an ongoing investigation from congress for these documents. this is intentionally behavior. which in many cases, steve is criminal in nature. you cannot just destroy documents when an agency is telling you to turn them over. >> sure. the national archives said ms. clinton those documents belong to the united states of america. weave want them back. she deletes e-mails more than i do. i put them in the garbage can and she wipes the hard drive clean.

>> she takes a magnet to it. who knows what she did. the question is whether or not this will rise to the level of a subpoena where she is going to have to comply with a court order. i think this is where it is heading. >> thank you very much. >> thank you steve. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up a state of emergency on the beach. spring breakers out of control. >> let me ask you something are your parents okay with you being there? >> my parents. >> yeah her parents must be proud. now after seven people were shot at a party the cops are making drastic moves. that's coming up. remember them, the run away llamas turns out not everybody laughed at the images out of arizona. the government forcing them into retirement. those owners here with the outrage straight ahead. the llama drama. ♪

remember a little while ago when all the bad news and everyone said finally a fun news story we can all talk about. the two llamas on the loose. it turns out not everyone thought it was funny. >> the federal government, the united states department of agriculture using that as an excuse for more regulations. forcing the llama owners to get licenses for all their appearances and even for people that simply take pictures of them. the owners of those famous llamas join us live now from phoenix. good morning to both of you. >> good morning.

>> good morning. >> okay so in addition to us, thinking that video is funny the federal government was watching and told you you had to do what, after you showed off the llamas at that retirement home in arizona? >> they told us we had to have a license every time they were exhibited, a photo shoot or a petting zoo. >> why? >> apparently it's a regulation through the united states department of agriculture. >> people can't come to you now with your llamas and take a photo with your llamas unless you have a license to do so. >> that's what they told me. i printed off the booklet yesterday and i read through it as best i can. it's not written very clearly. it's very vague. i found nothing that said anything about therapy llamas orshoots. >> we should point out, both of you are retired police officers. this is going to screw up your retirement? >> it will give us more time to do other thing said. we were planning after our

retirement trying to get out more with the llamas and take them to more care facilities and schools. it's put a stop to it for now. >> what was the sprns when you would take them to retirement communities? >> people loved them. >> they loved it. it's not very auchb you get to see a llama come walking into your room. they all loved it. they took photos, they petted them. it was a great day. >> what do you think is at work here? is it the federal government trying to extract more taxes in the forms of fees out of you, or do they want to have rules for everything now they've got llama regulations? >> i think it's a combination of both. because what i asked how quickly and how much it would cost me to license to two llamas because i had already made commitments. i can't license the two llamas i have to license everything on the property. the license fee is based on the

number of animals you have. >> the fda says, if you have animals on display to the public you must become licensed as an exhibitor. the annual fees are based on the number of animals. there was lots of comments coming in arizona with porous borders and dealing with illegal immigrants can't deal with that but they're going after illegal llamas. >> it doesn't seem fair. >> no, it doesn't. that's why we brought you on to tell your story. we thank you very much for joining us live this morning from phoenix, arizona. >> thanks guys. >> thank you. >> there's a llama epidemic in this country. glad the government is clamping down. >> more doma on the llama. coming up a school tears a 54 pound 7-year-old that her body mass index is too high and she's overweight.

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good morning. it is monday, march 30th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you. 24 hours left to make a nuclear deal. and iran just broke a huge promise. what's the next move? should we even be negotiating with them in the first place? donald trump knows a thing or two about the art of a dealism he joins us live. >> killer in training. a look inside the cockpit as that germanwings co-pilot learns to fly. this morning we know his last chilling words. getting down at the monster truck show. [ laughter ]

>> the chop guy. remember the ground crew is now an internet sensation. thank you very much for joining us. ladies and gentlemen, live from new york, it's "fox and friends." >> hi you're watching "fox and friends." thank you very much. her husband, donald trump will be with us in just a hoemtmoment. elizabeth back from vacation. she just revealed on vacation -- >> are we sharing? >> on vacation you might have told your children just a little bit of a while lie. >> we were about an hour away from the actual rain forest. we happened to be driving through a shady area. i told them when they asked if this was a rain forest, yeah. >> the driver said this isn't the rain forest. >> i said it's the rain forest, buddy.

>> it's just a rest stop. >> hook a mommy up. i don't want to take another hour drive. >> typical answer from a survivor. this is the rain forest. now we don't have to make that long trip. >> just like i recall. >> glad you make it back alive from that wooded area. >> safe and sound on the curvy couch. >> brianhe is forest. >> he must be. so he says. >> heather childers is here wearing rain forest green. al. >> absolutely. we have an update on a story that we mentioned earlier. to to that fox news alert eight people dead after a church van careens into a florida canal. at least ten others were injured when the van crossed all lanes of traffic. this was on us 27 in central florida. ten survivors were rushed to nearby hospitals. some are listed in serious condition. the florida highway patrol now investigating. to another alert. prepare for landing, hopefully. we'll see.

those, the final chilling words revealed in cockpit recordings from germanwings co-pilot lubitz right before he murdered 149 people on board. this as newly released video this is showing the co-pilot smiling while flying a glider plane almost a decade before his fatal crash. and a developing story out of wisconsin. today federal officials will hear testimony from the families of veterans who died under the care of the va. the medical center is nick named candy land. it has been over scrutiny for overprescribing opiates. taylor swift's big year continues at last night's iheart radio awards. performing there with madonna. that was just one highlight for the evening who also won artist

of the year. jamie foxx had one of the most talked about moments of the night. >> we got bruce jenner will be doing some musical performances. he's doing a his and her duets all by himself. >> foxx is catching a whole lot of flack for that joke. people accusing him of being transphobic. a big night there. >> thank you very much. >> we'll see if he apologizes or not. >> we'll see. meanwhile, a fox news alert. the deadline for a nuclear agreement coming tomorrow night. now iran is backing away from a critical component of the deal. supposedly. >> the country is about face comes as benjamin netanyahu unleashes new criticism of that possible deal. >> kevin corke is live in washington with the latest. so iran backing out of letting some of its uranium to go to

russia. >> they don't want to send any extra to russia. their partners in the talks want to make sure that is a critical part of any possible deal. to tell you the truth, we have heard this from the iranians before on several occasions. despite the headlinesicts really nothing knew here except the deadline is almost here. that's huge. as for the idea itself up holding talks with iran, especially given everything that's happening in the region, there are plenty of critics of that. >> i would say stop all engines on the nuclear deal. take a step back. i hate to say it like this, it's almost a policy of willful irinantsir ignorance. >> that is strong words. netanyahu says as more details come out of what could be on the table, it seems to get worse by the day. translator: this agreement as tuit

appears, confirm our fears. even as meetings proceed on this greempt, iran's proxies in yemen are overrunning large sections of that country and are attempting to seize control. >> in case you're wondering how far apart the two sides are. uk foreign secretary says any deal reached by tuesday would likely be vague and probably wouldn't even be written down. that should tell you plenty about symbolism versus practicality. we'll be watching it closely. but for now back to you. >> we want to bring in one of the greatest businessman in the world who knows how to structure a deal. donald trump. nice to have you on the phone. >> good morning. >> three components of this deal, right that the americans wanted. we wanted rigorous inspections, limits on the number of centrifuges and we wanted them to remove stalk piles on uranium. if you're in a negotiation do you get up from the table and walk away or continue to

negotiate. >> you walk. these guys have been negotiating forever. this is something that, frankly we had the right people, it's a one day deal. this should have taken the deal. i wrote the book the art of the deal. it's about this. these people are incompetent. they have no idea how to negotiate. look at the deal we made five for one. our great deal where we traded five killers that are out there looking to kill us all for a guy who was a pure deserter and disaster. this is the same kind of stuff. they're incompetent. they have no idea what they're doing. they sit there. now, the worst thing you can do is sign a bad deal. walk from a deal. put the sanctions on do whatever you have to do. you can't let them have a nuclear weapon. these guys are great negotiators, the other side. they're known as great negotiators. we have a bunch of people who don't have an idea what they're doing. >> when you say get up and walk from the deal, many people in

this administration feel as though a deal has to be done. the success is found in getting a deal done. you say there's more danger in a bad deal than no deal, correct? >> the worst thing that can happen is a bad deal. this is going to be a bad deal. you have to remember, elizabeth, this is not something that you take months and months -- i've been reading about this and watching you and watching everybody talking about this for many months. it's just never stops. these guys are playing us. i guarantee you as they're negotiators is tapping along -- i do it along. i tap people along until i make up my mind. that's what they're doing. they're tapping our country along. kerry doesn't have a clue. he's not a negotiator. he's a guy that i don't even know what he's doing. i'm so disappointed in them. they're tapping our country along. while they're doing this, i guarantee you what's going on behind our backs in those lab and what they're doing as to

nuclear weapons, you're not going to want to know about. >> you're right. but we do know if "the new york times" is reporting that apparently they won't ship all the toxic brew out of the country, that's bad. if we do do a deal it's more about his legacy the president's than national security. >> one of the things is we seem desperate. >> what's the hurry? >> we're begging please make a deal. now, i've heard over the course of months every time we want something -- theyent up winning -- who knows what the final -- it's almost so incompetent it's hard to believe it can be taking placement maybe our people have a trick up. all of a sudden they'll walk away. i don't know. it must be -- they must have something in mind. by the way, they are destroying israel. they are not friends of israel. i mean, anybody who is jewish, who is in love with israel who is supporting obama is crazy. >> mr. trump let's switch gears to politics. just last week ted cruz announced his plans to run for

president of the united states. sounds like marco rubio will do the same things in the next couple of weeks, probably announcing on april 13th. a brand new new hampshire poll has come out of republican favorites. jeb bush followed by scott walker. rand paul is at 7%. you are at 6%. and then you beat ted cruz, you beat chris christie. you beat marco rubio and you beat mike huckabee. what do you make of this? >> i beat 21 people. i have to tell you -- that's despite the fact nobody thinks i'm running. they think i have great life. i lead a wonderful beautiful life. i enjoy what i'm doing. i love what i'm doing. it is somewhat glamorous. i just got back from scotland. i didn't play golf by the way. i worked to make it great. i do love my life. i love what i'm doing. i love my business. i have a great company. i also love the country and i love the country more. and when i see what's going on

with negotiating, when i see what's going on with iran, it's -- i don't want to use the word it's a joke. it is a joke. when i see what's happening, i'm giving it very serious thought. i came in fourth in a poll and nobody thinks i'm running. everybody was shocked by it. they don't put me in polls. they don't like to put me in polls. >> to see if you're going to take the plunge. >> i'm looking at it very seriously. i am really looking at it seriously. i have a whole group of people. i have a big staff. in new hampshire, and in iowa and south carolina. we have -- we're looking at it very seriously. i'm tired of seeing our nation pushed around. >> i want to switch gears. it's something tom brady was looking at seriously. did you see him on that clip when he was jumping off of it? >> i did. >> watch this. i want to know if you think this is a smart or dumb move on this part based on his contract. >> okay. ♪

>> okay. there goes tom brady, who new england patriots fans really depend on. mr. trump, if you were running that company, what would you say to him on that phone call? >> he's worth about $10 million. >> first of all, he's a great friend of mine. we play golf. he's a champion. anything he wants to dois fine with me. he knows what he's doing. the manager may be having a heart attack. tom brady is like this great champion. he knows what he's doing. he's going to be okay. he knows how to come out on top. tom -- there aren't -- maybe we should have tom sitting in with iran. tom is a winner. >> touchdown. >> i'm sure he felt pretty good. he's more conservative than you might think. >> he's known for great decision making in the pocket. >> he makes the right decision. >> donald trump, great to see you this morning. >> thank you all. >> it is march madness.

it's the real march madness. watch. >> i've seen people smoking. >> they have a lot of riots out here. >> i'm drunk. it's awesome. >> drug and booze on the beach. now seven college kids shot in panama city. next a lawmakers who is trying to stop the mayhem of spring break in that city. oh, boy.

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i've seen people smoking. they have a lot of riots out here. people come down, they have a bunch of people with them. they just go crazy. >> what have we not seen at spring break? >> i'm drunk. >> it's awesome. >> spring break, this is panama it doesn't matter how you do it as long as you do it. >> it's not all good in spring break at panama city beach. a gun fire at a party left seven students injured. that prompted an emergency meeting of the city council where cops were given extra money to increase coverage there. we have a councilman with us. a tragic weekend. you see video like that, what are you pushing for to keep it safe for kids on spring break there? >> well what i didn't get accomplished at the emergency meeting and even last council

meeting was to stop alcohol sales in panama city beach at midnight. also to stop the alcohol on the beach. that would give my police chief another two hours to work on the bad element there. and give him more of a time to combat the enemy in our town. >> the funding was for more bodies to patrol. you're saying the elements aren't helping the situation at all. do you believe that the bars in terms of revenue are fighting back against those curfews in terms of time they can sell alcohol? >> the feed back that i've gotten from the business owners and our today's local paper in reading on the way up here i have gotten feed back. what they say it is going to crush our economy. panama city beach will go away. a lot of fear out there that they're promoting in the numbers that i look at. will people be hurt will some business owners be hurt that cater to this? certainly there will be impact to them. i don't think it will have the

devastating effects on our economy they say it will. >> are they choosing business over the safety of these kids? >> what do you think? >> you know what i think. >> i do. >> i'm a parent here. and i'm seeing some behavior that's triggered by alcohol use here. i'd be for a bunch of curfews down there. will you continue to press for that? >> yes, ma'am, i will continue to press. i, too, am a parent. i have a 15-year-old son in pratville, alabama that will not come down here for spring break as it is. i was out there on the beach yesterday. when they talk about college spring break and everything is fine and stay with your plan. i found so many underage kids drinking who weren't old enough to be drinking. we've got to get this under control. if the business community doesn't want to unfortunately government will have to step in. >> we thank you for a close look at this. we hope the efforts will be granted. keep the kids safe on spring

break. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. please continue to pray for the victims. real quickly i want to apologize to my constituents in panama city beach in not being more forceful last year. i ask for your forgiveness. you have my commitment to make this change. thank you. >> strong words. we certainly will keep them in our prayers. thanks. coming up headlines across the country slamming indiana's new religious freedom law as hateful. and the governor coming under fire. is the mainstream media missing the whole point there? we're separating fact and fiction for you next. and this little girl's school told her she was overweight. that according to the school's bmi test. should the school even be doing these kinds of test for your kids? a pediatrician on next. ♪

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time for news by the numbers. al four, that's how many ncaa teams are left after a big weekend in basketball. michigan state taking down louisville. and duke beating gonzaga. michigan state will take on duke in a rematch of last year's final four. undefeated kentucky takes on wisconsin. both games next saturday in indianapolis. if that looks like your bracket,b you're a genius. 12, that's how many cyclone riders had to climb down the roller coaster tracks when coney island's iconic roller coaster stalled on the first day this weekend. that's terrible.

$54 million, that's how much the animated movie "home" earned. topping the box office. will farrell's movie came in next. more and more schools is doing body mass index testing on kids. that's not sitting well with many parents. this weekend on "fox and friends," we spoke to an outraged mom. her 54 pound 7-year-old was sent home with a letter from school saying that her bmi was too high. >> you know there was a lot of things that they were not doing properly with this program. she 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. >> so is she right? are these tests accurate. should schools be allowed to perform them? a pediatrician doesn't think so. what did the school do wrong?

>> i think the first thing is the school shouldn't have handed a letter to a 7-year-old. the 7-year-old could read. obviously the little girl could open it up and read it. >> she did on the ride home. he asked her dad and he said you're overweight. >> first of all, one number is meaningless. bmi 17.9 is a meaningless number. it's up to the pediatrician to look at the child and evaluate that number. it's looking at what they're eating, their waist circumference. >> all those factors go in to measuring bmi. you brought in a wheel this morning. your argument is one number generally being used by the school is not sufficient that a pediatrician needs to understand the child. the mom was defending the child. it's mostly muscle mass on this little girl. >> exactly right. children are growing. and they're changing. one number at one point in time is relatively meaningless.

and this particular number -- >> how do we calculate it? let's put it up on the screen. explain what we're looking at. >> okay. so the bmi is calculated. wait to hiteeight ratio. you have that wheel, that's what we use. i'm not actually taking out my calculator and calculating it. i use that wheel and plug in the height and weight. and get the number. i plot it on a curve like this based on the child's age and sex. if it is under the 85th percentile. it's in the normal range. >> if a 7-year-old eis overweight it's not the child's fault, it's the parent's fault. shouldn't the reports be coming home to the family? >> absolutely. when i'm doing this in an exam we're talking to the parents about it. i talk to the child about eating

healthy. but it's the parent that are controlling everything. the school should have reached out to the parents if they had a concern. in new york state parents can opt out of this program. it's intutnot a mandatory program. parents can sign a waiver. >> blanket policy. talk to a pediatrician instead. here's your wheel back. coming up here a true disgrace a democratic official caught snapping selfies in front of that explosion site in the east village. he just wanted to be a member of the team. this high school athlete banned from wearing a varsity letter. the basketball coach that's rallying support for him next.

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clap your hands. ♪ if you're happy and you know it ♪ ♪ and your face will surely show it ♪ ♪ if you're happy if you know it ♪ >> it's got to be a coincidence. >> look at that. it is your shot of the morning. you are looking at an ultrasound video of a 14 week old unborn baby that appears to clap his hands. >> not even clapping hands, tapping feet too. >> i love that. >> all right. it is now 27 minutes before the top of the hour. heather childers is here in the studio. we're going to tilt the camera. she's standing there, got the scripts. we've been following stories for you all morning long. we begin with this, it's a

firestorm that is brewing against indiana's new religious freedom law. it allows individual to right to conduct business without bearing burden on their religious right. the governor is standing up and defending it. >> this is where the debate has gone, with misinformation. there's been shameless rhetoric. people are trying to make it about one particular issue. and now you're doing that as well. >> indiana joins 21 other states with religious freedom laws. earlier on "fox and friends" we talked about how the mainstream media is portraying it. >> they're making it about gays, which is not specifically about to begin with. they also are ignoring completely the religious freedom argument which is what drives this whole thing. >> governor pence says the law is not going to change. but he would sign a new bill clarifying it. >> the bodies of two men missing after last week's gas explosion are pulled from the rubble. one of them has been identified.

he was on a date in a restaurant when he was killed. this morning the iowa democratic party's former communications director is apologizing for this. this insensitive selfie that she took grinning in front of the wreckage. she took this over the weekend. the pentagon making changes to help our heroes. defensive secretary will anndernizing the retirement pay making it more like a 401(k) retirement account. the pentagon will build up a force of 6,000 warfare. troops could ma midcareer breaks and come back right where they left off. a worker at a monster truck show shaking it off to taylor swift. [ laughter ]

>> that video from the syracuse monster jam now racking up hundreds of thousands of views online, making that worker his name is travis pretty famous. what makes it even funnier is the reaction of the crowd. >> maybe they were laughing at his lawn spreader painted poongink. >> i like it. >> the chalk line guy. >> let's go outside. maria, it's spring yet we have snow coming. >> that's right. we have a system moving through parts of the northeast. most of the snowfall is just flurries and snowshowers. not much accumulation. there will be locally areas across new england that could be looking at a little bit of snow accumulation from the symptom. the big story is how cold it s. not feeling anything like spring. temperatures below average. 24 drews in caribou, maine.

it's feeling like spring in the rest of the country. the forecast high temperatures across the plains. 70s from rapid city down to houston. out west the mild temperatures continue as well. we have a line of storms pushing through the southeast early this morning. that's going to be producing some rainfall out there. you could see our computer models aren't putting out a whole lot of rainfall out there. it will be a slow commute for you this morning across parts of georgia and also alabama and the northeast. some snowshowers swinging through and rain in other parts where temperatures are well above freezing. >> freezing in boston. no wonder tom brady and jumping off a cliff. >> that's a great point. >> it's a story that's sparking outrage all over the country. >> michael kelly with down's syndrome plays on the high school special needs basketball team. he has so much passion, his mom bought a letter jacket for

participating. the school wouldn't let him wear it. >> the chicago bulls assistant coach is stepping up to show support. he joins us live. >> good morning. >> wichita east is special to you, you're an alum from there? >> i have a lot of great memories there. great people great community. when i heard about the story i had to reach out and show my support. >> what struck you about this, coach? >> well, you know, i got contacted a couple days ago and said, hey i know you are a wichita east alum. i think this story may be of interest to you. as i dug deeper into it, i thought it was just amazing about michael and the courage that he has as a student athlete. that's what he is. we like to always kind of put labels on people, but when i looked at michael. i just saw him as a fellow student, a fellow athlete.

someone who has a great passion for basketball. and as an advocate for basketball i wanted to reach out to him and show my support. >> we heard from the principal over the weekend who suggests it was a few parents who complained about michael wearing the varsity letter. because as this one parent had argued my son earned it. played on the varsity team and earned it. the school has no program for it. it was one parent complaining that's why they decided to remove it. what do you say? >> i don't know every small detail that happened, but my whole viewpoint on it was that if having a letter jacket or a letter is going to allow michael to work harder and dig deeper, you know, i was all for it. we like to -- we like to put labels on people. everything that we do is based on a belief.

sometimes we have to examine our believes and see how valid they are and go back to the drawing board. i think a lot of good can come out of this. i think it raises awareness for kids with down's syndrome and special needs. and to reevaluate how we, you know look at them and support them. >> yeah. >> i want to commend wichita east for taking the time out and taking their time and coming to -- i know they'll come to the right decision. >> i hope so. the principal has put out a new statement. he's taking a lot of heat. he writes suggesting that our school doesn't support and embrace special needs students is simply not reflective or indicative of the culture we have in our building. our entire student body values all our students. yet, the school does not have a policy that insures that if you are on one of the special needs teams, you can get a letter. however, the principal also says, he is supporting the tricounty league as they try to develop some sort of a program.

don't you think if the special needs kids are in a league they should be ail to earn a letter just like the varsity athletes? >> shouldn't it be that simple? >> first of all, i think that -- i want to commend michael's mother she's the one that raised awareness for this. as a parent, i can understand where she's coming from. we all want the best for our kids. if she didn't say anything, we probably wouldn't be speaking about that. i think that at the end of the day, we have to do what's best for the entire community. and i know it's a touchy subject. you know, i've been a part of teams my whole life. sometimes you have to sacrifice your individual game for the betterment of the entire team. but, at the end of the day, everyone is important. everyone's contribution is important. hopefully, there is a win-win solution out of this. and you know i commend both

sides. >> we got an nba coach. we would be remiss. final four, who is going to pull it out coach? >> well, you know, kentucky looks unbeatable, but you never know. that's the beauty of ncaa. it's the best time of the year to watch these young men compete at the highest level. it only takes one game. so it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. >> all right. assistant coach for the bulls who put his jersey and ball up for auction to benefit michael's team in wichita. thank you for joining us today. >> thanks coach. >> also, real quick i wanted to let everyone know that the chicago bulls donated that ball and they want to send their support, too. >> that's great. >> big meeting today at that school. hopefully you'll have influence here with your words. thank you. >> thank you very much. coming up on this monday, he shot a cop in the face. and sickoes on social media

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a hero boston marathon cop. a army vet upgraded to stable condition. he was shot unprovoked point

blank range in the face. shot in the face during a traffic stop. the suspect was then shot and killed by other police officers on the scene. west had a long rap sheet and had fired at police before in a shootout back in 2001. but incredibly some people are comparing this to the eric garner and ferguson cases. oh, boy. here to weigh in we have the boston police commissioner. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first of all, let's start. how is officer monhan? >> he is doing very well. knock on wood. he sustained a frightening gunshot wound below his right eye. if the bullet got lodged behind his right ear. yesterday he underwent six hours of surgery. i'm told it went exceptionally well. we're all pulling for him.

he's a 34-year-old iraq veteran who fought in 2006, 2007 for this country. he's a fighter. we're sure he's going to pull through and hopefully be back on the force very shortly. >> commissioner, extraordinarily, after this officer got shot in the face by this man, who eventually was killed by police officers, he shot a cop in the face. yet, some elements of the community there in boston have rallied to the guy's side who shot the cop in the face. >> right. policing has never been more difficult than it is now. there's no doubt about it. you know, but we do a dangerous job out there. police all across the country. and you know, this individual, you know without any type of provocation, the officer didn't have the guns out. came out of the car and point blank shot him right below the eye. and, you know, it's very troubling to us that, you know,

people would come out and rally before they know the whole facts. we have excellent video. we're hoping to get that out within the next week. we reached out to the community leaders to elected officials. the naacp, and they viewed the video. i think they believe it's shocking. so i think it sort of discredits the movement. i think if they're going to fight their battles, this incident the fight it. >> sure. there are some who said the initial stop was racial profiling. and yet the guy shot a cop in the face. black lives matter boston sent out this tweet. update tomorrow is sunday. community meeting will be a people of color only space. thank you for respecting the wishes of community and angelo's family. this one out just another statistic. another number to them. modern day institutional racism makes me sick. how do you respond to people who put stuff like that out?

>> it's troubling to usment you know, we have a difficult job out there. we have no motives to hurt any community. any race. we're out there to make the city the safest place it possibly can be. white, black, you know, latino. our officers do a dangerous job as policemen do all over the country. it's a little disheartening when anything we do is criticized to the extent where we have an officer shot, clearly unprovoked. out there trying to get guns off the street. you know this makes our job even more difficult when we don't have the confidence of the public behind us. >> you got that right. commissioner evans, thank you for joining us today from boston. >> thank you. all right. it is now ten minutes before the top of the hour on this monday. next up forget a picture is worth a thousand words. these ones worth millions. the incredible story of strange

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tonight, on a brand new "strange inheritance" a former leaves his family a collection of tractors and a tough choice. watch this. >> i wish we would have had a couple days to ask him questions that would have helped us make sure we made the decisions of how he wished for them to be made. obviously the more people involved, the harder that

decision becomes. >> wow. indeed. a big question to sell or not to sell the tractors. jamie colby is the host of "strange inheritance" on fox business. nice to see you. >> great to see you guys. how about those tractors. unbelievable. >> 150. >> way over 100. about 150 antique tractors. i'm here in austin, trxexas. too bad we had a tractor episode. i can't imagine topping that one. you will love this story and this family. that sound bite found one of the things where heirs want to do the right thing. this beloved collection of tractors, they have to decide which ones to keep or sell. in the end they get the information they need from their

dad. they find a letter that they never knew existed. it's like a voice from beyond the grave. great story. and you get what a night tonight on "strange inheritance." you get that and you have heard of custer's last stand. the battle of little bighorn. let's go back to history. i bet you never heard the side of it from the native americans who were involved in that battle. we may have discovered who killed custer. that's the second episode. a artist did a whole series of drawings. he was adopted by 13 indian tribes. his strange inheritance he left behind were priceless portraits of all the people that were involved in that battle. that comes out of montana. if you stick around long enough, you'll get two other episodes tonight. comic books and the movie theater from pennsylvania. if they save the theater, they'll save the town. i know you are enjoying the

show. >> you mentioned comic book and my ears perks up. >> you mentioned traffics and mine perked up. >> about that 4-h club. >> we will be watching "strange inheritance" tonight. thank you very much. >> thanks. great show. >> great to see you guys thanks. >> coming up on this monday, the united states has only hours to strike a deal with iran over their nukes. as iran continues to stonewall should we extend the deadline? we've already done that a couple times. bret baier live with the latest j he was once responsible for bombing a new york city police department. he found a new career a teacher. now you're paying for his retirement.

good morning to you it is monday march 30thment i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert now.

a killer in training a look inside the cockpit as a germanwings co-pilot learns to fly. and this morning we know his last chilling last words. >> wow. meanwhile the video is incredible. a huh roic firefighter surrounded by smoke when the roof gives way sending him into a blazing inferno. he managed to make it out alive. we'll tell you how. it was 3:00 a.m. and she was four yearsole. that didn't stop her from going by herself. boarding the bus in philadelphia to get a slurpee. we will talk to the hero bus driver who realized something was afoot and took her back home. and saved her. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. >> this is simon kowell. unfortunately for you you're walking "fox and friends" and i'm sound asleep. >> look, she came back.

>> i did. i love you too much to not come back. >> now your children -- you were in a sunny spot. did they wind up with a sun tan orburn or anything? >> funny you should ask. we were using expired sun sticks on their cheek and they got sunburned. >> so? >> so what? >> how did you remedy that today? >> she reveals things in the break and then steve brings them up on the air. >> they got so badly sunburned. after applying the aloe. you had to go out and get something to eat. i was so ashamed i was bad mom i dabbed a little concealer under their cheek. >> to hide it? >> yeah. because can i was ashamed and i felt everyone would judge me. >> don't feel bad. >> i felt really bad. they're fine now thankfully. never apply concealers to your kids to mask sunburn. >> brian is off for a few days. thanks for being here.

>> every monday bret baier joins us. >> do you think i'm a bad mom? >> no, concealer is all approved. >> thank you. >> mom's got to do what a mom's got to do. >> we're less than 24 hours to go before the president wants a deal with iran. now there is story out that iran says we changed our mind. the stalkockpile we're not going to send it to russia. you would think this would be a deal breaker. >> this is something. the iranians have been negotiating for months about how many centrifuges they would have. they got to more than 6,000. and the whole deal was, well who cares how many it is if they aren't going to have the fuel, they're going to ship that out of the country. now not so fast. they'd like to keep that and have more than 6,000.

this all comes into the biggest question for this negotiation. that is the breakout time. what it takes them to have enough enriched your rainument to create a bomb. all of this, back and fort. is about that one question. how long it would take them to get a bomb. >> i mean according to the israel, this was a bad deal already, of course. now one of the three major sticking points in the deal that america wanted from iran is now off the table. critics are saying how can we trust them. if you look at north korea, this is what happened in north korea. inspectors were kicked out they were sitting on a stock pile and that's what happened. >> the administration's argument is listen, what else do we have? this is the iaea going in to inspect constantly. they are going to be able to look at what's going on in iran,

at least what's publicly going on. this slows them down if it doesn't stop their nuclear ambitions. critics say that is not as you point out trustworthy. the fallout is where do you go from there? does it lead to war or do you keep on negotiating. this deadline is a political deadline. the real deadline is not until june when the technical stuff has to be negotiated. >> let's shift gears. just yesterday on 60 minutes, bashar al assad of syria spoke out saying he's willing to negotiate with the united states. we saw a video on another topic of a child -- isis using a child to bring people to their assassinations. assad saying isis is not being defeated by the air strikes. they're expanding and we're downplaying and sugar coating their existence. watch this. >> actually, isis has expanded since the beginning of the strikes. not like some americans wants to

sugar coat the situation, to say that it's getting better. isis is being defeated. actually, no they have more recruits. some estimates they have 1000 recruits every month in syria. and they are expanding in libya. and many other al qaeda organizations have announced their allegiance to isis. >> what is word in washington as to why he's speaking about this now? >> i think he feels he's under threat. however, remember this is a giant game of three dimensional chess here. you have iran backing assad in syria. you have iran backing the houthi rebels in yemen. you have iran playing a role now inside iraq. so that is a common denominator here. and assad is getting backed by iran. isis actually strategically helps him in a way saying i'm fighting the u.s. bad guys, let's negotiate, let's talk.

you know this administration has signaled that it may do that. but in the three dimensional chess kind of thing at the same time you have the arab coalition going into yemen. possibly with ground troops in the next few days. it's hard to overstate how significant that is. >> i'm proud to be a colleague to bret baier. the fact he mentioned three dimensional chess as a star trek fan. hillary clinton, and the server, the e-mail server who is in charge of that server where does it stand? we now know you can't clean off a server unless you go to great lengths to wipe a hard drive either using electromagnets, an ax. even smashing it is not enough. even a fire is not enough. we had a guest on earlier this morning, he had this to say. >> this is intentional behavior. which in many cases, steve, is criminal in nature.

you cannot just destroy documents when an agency is telling you to turn them over. the question is whether or not this is going to rise to the level of a subpoena where she's going to have to comply with a court order. i think that's where this is building. >> can he get it done? trey gowdy? >> i tell you there is a lot of interest in this. this happened late friday afternoon where the clinton folks came back and said she's turned over all the stuff she needs to turn over. even if you wanted to get anything else, it's wiped clean. that's quite something. you know, looking to twitter over the weekend charles murray, the great author said i'm not a lawyer, i need help. what happens to the little people when they destroy material under congressional subpoena. most people would say you're in trouble. and so we'll see where this goes. >> because trey gowdy and his committee did subpoena her records. before she got out the great big magnet and started rubbing it on

it. >> she made the decision what was to be turned over, what wasn't. no independent party went through it to say, you know what? this one probably relates to xyz. >> on a personal level a major breach of trust of heart as some would say. >> it's contradictory. she on the one hand said the reason i had my private e-mail server was to keep things private. i didn't want to talk about yoga and kids' birthday parties. if it's private why erase it. >> she also said she did it -- >> securing your house. >> that was the only way she commute communicated. it's not like she dit the state.gov. it gives you something to talk about tonight on your big show. >> thank you. >> eight minutes after the top of the hour. heather childers joins us today.

we're been following this a crash of a church van that happened. eight people are dead after that crash. the van careened into a central florida canal. at least ten others were injured when the van crossed all lanes of traffic on u.s. 27 in glades county. we're learning that 18 people were packed into that van which only seats 16. the ten survivors including a 4-year-old child were rushed to nearby hospitals. some of them are listed in serious condition. to another fox news alert, prepare for landing. hopefully, we'll see. those, the final chilling words revealed in cockpit recordings from germanwings co-pilot lubitz. right before he murdered 149 people on board. this as we're taking a look at some newly released video showing that co-pilot lubitz smiling while flying a glider plane almost a decade before his fatal flight. lawyers for the boston marathon suspect will try to

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it means sacrificing privacy. here is peter johnson, jr. >> privacy out the window. safety of common carrier passengers comes first. let's look at what the guidelines are for pilot health in the u.s. and europe. >> what are they? >> physical exam annually or every six months depending on your age. there's no requirement for a mental health tets and antidepressant use is allowed for people who are suffering from depression, as it should be. >> should it be monitored is? >> absolutely. it should be face to face conversations frequently to see what's happening with folks. there were a lot of mental medical issues going on with co-pilot lubitz. in fact, he was facing treatment for mental condition not disclosed allegedly according to lufthansa to his employer. he saw treatment for a vision problem, probably a detached retina in his eye. and allegedly had doctor's notes in his apartment excusing him from work. the important thing to

indicate -- indicate -- we don't know what it said. his pilot license had a medical condition. antidepressants were found in the apartment. i say there needs to be a change in the law world wide. >> should it reflect what states are doing with drivers? we do require drivers to have -- >> you're on target. the standards we have for a lot of drivers in the united states for over the road truckers and even for people operating motor vehicles is stronger than the standards that germanwings has or american airlines that here. pennsylvania says the public has a right to protection from death, injury or property loss kauzed caused by drivers. medical reporting plays a vital role in providing this protection. under the law in the state of pennsylvania, if you're 15 or older and are diagnosed with a medical condition that impairs your ability to safely drive a motor vehicle, the doctor must

report it to the pennsylvania authorities. whether you have a license or you don't. there are about five states in the united states that have similar laws. we know that for our motor vehicle applications to drive a car, you need to fill out all those questions in terms of epilepsy seizures fainting spells, heart conditions and medicines that affect your ability to stay conscious. we need to have a robust set of regulations for pilots around the world that makes sure that pilots don't turn into mass murderers or suicide victims taking everyone else down. >> as we just saw here in this case. great to see you. unbelievable video showing a firefighter fighting flames falling through the roof. he fell into the fire. how he survived straight ahead. he was once responsible for the bombing of a new york city police station. this weather underground member found a new career as a teacher.

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myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. welcome back we're back with a fox news alert. jetblue getting back on track this morning after a system wide computer glitch delays thousands of passengers. folks around the country forced to wait in long lines, check in manually and use hand written boarding pass. residual delays are expected through the day. frightening moments in coney island when the season's first

ride on the roller coaster comes to a screeching halt before the first drop. >> it was scary going down. i never thought this would happen to me. >> it was opening day. the roller coaster was packed with riders who climbed down the tracks one at a time to get off. steve? thank you, clayton. from terror to teaching. a former member of the domestic terror group the weather underground has apparently been enjoying a $40,000 a year teacher's pension on your dime. a new book reveals that this man was the bomb guru for the radical group who was able to transition after he built bombs. eventually he became a teacher in new york city where he worked for 25 years quietly. our next guest's family fell victim to the weather underground in february of 1970. the group fire bomb would the house because his father was a new york judge hearing a case

against the black panthers. thankfully they all survived. your reaction to the fact this guy was a teacher? >> my reaction is no surprise at all. if you go down the list of former radicals, former weather underground member and former murderers you find them from columbia university, ford ham university where i graduated. northwestern. >> it's the tenure thing. when they find out hey, you know we did research and you were a former terrorist, well, sorry can't touch you >> the irony here is former terrorists. i wrote a piece about a year ago 30 years from now are we going to give mr. tsarnaev tenure at columbia the way we did of a woman who was convicted of murder. >> the thing about this particular guy, he was the bombmaker. they tried to kill your family. explain the situation. >> worse than that.

is they succeeded in killing other people. thankfully my house was fire bombed when high house was a judge. the house was damaged. none of the individuals inside my father, mother and me and my siblings were asleep in the house. none of us were not injured. talk to the family of a man out in san francisco. talk to the families of two police officers in rockland county who were ambushed in 1981 by the weather underground. talk to those people. they widowed three women and orphaned nine children in one afternoon in 1981. now the woman is teaching at columbia university. explain that to me. >> no kidding. we know about this guy, the bombmaker because he's written a new book. what's the big deal? people were not hurt by our bombs. that's a load of you know what, isn't it?

>> that's the thing. bill ayers said all they did was property damage. they committed damage to my house. they tried to kill us. it was just damage to the house. it wasn't for lack of trying to do more. indeed the weather underground members themselves have said that three weeks later when they blew up the townhouse the bomb factory in greenwich village, it was precisely because they were disappointed of what had happened to my house. they were taking it up a notch. >> they tried to kill your family. they blew up buildings and killed other people. you guys surveilled them. we will have to throw out the cases, these people walks. >> some walked. others went into hiding. al cathy went into prison. if you read her columbia biography she was a community

organizer. >> if they had done a better job at building a bomb, you'd be dead. >> unfortunately, three weeks later they tried to build nail and dynamite bombs to bomb a military building. >> what do you think about that? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. it's the real march madness spring break. >> i have seen people smoking. >> they have a lot of riots out here. >> i'm drunk. >> it's awesome. >> what were they doing in those pictures? drugs and beach booze on the beach. now seven kids shot in panama city, florida. next, hear from the man trying to put a stop to the maym. mainstream media attacking indiana's religious freedom law. it's hateful. the governor is coming under fire. is the liberal media missing the point. senator lindsay graham coming up

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alerting you now. welcome back here at 830 at "fox and friends." latest on the iran deal right now. as the united states about to give away too much? on the table, we're in the countdown. we're joined by senator lindsey graham right now. 24 hours before this deal is set to be set forward. and iran had originally put one of the arms of this deal, they were going -- some of their stockpile over the russia, take it away. >> we trust those guys. >> which would be a great place to put any nuclear material. >> limiting centrifuges and increase inspections. one part of this deal has thrown a reference into it all. what do you see? >> the 2006 security council

resolution says stop enriching at the un and remove all your highly enriched uranium. my concern is that the deal is going to be a bad deal. ben rhodes said those who want to stop a deal want a war. i don't want a war. i don't want a bad deal that leads to a nuclear arms race and eventually a nuclear war. a bad deal one that gives iran thousands of centrifuges. keeps them within a year of having a nuclear bomb will spur the arabs on to get their own nuclear weapon. what they don't get is a bad deal puts israel at risk. and the arabs will respond in kind starting a nuclear arms race. we're on the verge on a nuclear arms race. >> critics point to north korea. >> some of the things that came out of that were inspectors kicked out of north korea.

stockpiles kept enthat country. we happen what happened to north korea. experts say can we trust? it comes down to the level of trust. >> iraners have been cheating. the two enrichments facilities they're going to be allowed to enrich it we found by accident. they have been trying to build a neckler weapon for 20 years. we're about to lock in a program that will give them thousands of centrifuges.: centrifuges. so the arabs are not going to accept this. please understand this, sunni arabs are not going to allow us to have a threshold nation in iran shia persians hanging a nuclear weapon over their heads. we are about to start a nuclear arms race with a bad deal. >> let's hope at the last minute they say this is a stinker we're going to walk away. >> there's a debate in the white house. there will be a bipartisan vote in april requiring any deal to

come to congress for an up or down vote. >> the religious freedom restoration act which was passed by our congress back in 1993 created a right so that people can practice their own religion. famously in the last year or two the hobby lobby case which said that family should not have to provide contraception because they did not believe it. well that is being spun by the mainstream media as discriminatory against gays and others. when you look at the mainstream media, the big three networks coverage. al they covered it 25:30 on saturday and sunday. those two days. mike pence was sitting down with george stef george. who is trying to present it as antigay. he would have none of it. here's the governor of indiana. >> is tolerance a two way street or not? there's a lot of talk about tolerance in this country having to do with people on the left.

and but here in indiana, we step forward to protect the constitutional rights and privileges of freedom of religion for people and families of faith in our state. and this avalanche of intolerance that's been poured on our state is outrageous. i'm not going to take it lying down. >> what's your take? >> what do you think? >> i think that indiana has a republican governor who has been a good conservative. and the law in indiana is not materially different than the law in illinois or any other place. they're trying to create an issue here for indiana. go to illinois and look at the law. >> 20 other states have similar -- >> this is a politically driven process to pick on mike pence in indiana to create an issue that's not an issue. >> if you have a problem with it pick on hillary clinton because her husband bill clinton, signed this bill. >> it is what it is, folks. we understand there are laws like this all over the country.

they're picking on mike pence who has been a great conservative governor. the people in indiana will figure out how to deal with this. this is a good example the difference of being a democrat and a republican on the three major networks. >> 2016 starting to heat up. we're getting news as to whether or not -- ted cruz came out officially. marco rubio is going to be on "the five" today. >> he could be announcing mid-april. >> we don't know. >> what do you make of the 2016 race starting to heat up right now? jeb bush not in it official yet but the field being laid out. >> i think hillary clinton is the third term of barack obama. she's going to have a hard time saying anything new. her fingerprints are all over this deal with foreign policy. what would she do -- she and bill sold obamacare better than

barack obama on the republican side. a wide and deep bench for the first time in a long time. >> are you going to run? >> probably in may i'll make that decision. more likely than not, because the next president of the united states needs to figure one thing out quickly, how to be commander in chief. i think i could do that. >> of course to run for president, you need a lot of money. >> need a lot of money. if you want to send some money, we will take your money unless your u you're a terrorist or an iranian we will not take your money. >> great to see you. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. heather childers is joining us with the news. we begin with this dramatic video showing a firefighter falling through a roof of a burning home. as he's battling flames in fresno, california. fellow firefighters rush to pull the 25-year-old veteran from that blaze.

>> once the extracted the firefighter out of the garage. we removed his clothes. doused him with water. as they took his uniform off he was burned from head to toe. >> very lucky. the firefighter did suffer some serious burns. a weekend shooting at a spring break party has one local lawmaker saying he's sorry this weekend a spray of gunfire created chaos at a house party in panama city beach. leaving seven spring breakers injured. the partiers far out numbering the police. >> i apologize for not being more forceful last year in implementing these measures. i ask for your forgiveness. you have my commitment to make a change. >> curry called in an emergency council meeting after the shooting to approve a grant to beef up patrol. one letter leading to many words of outrage. michael kelly who has down syndrome plays on his high

school special needs basketball team. his school is forbidding him from wearing a letter jacket. thousands coming to michael's defense, including chicago bulls' assistant coach who is donating bulls gear to raise money for michael's team. >> we like to put labels on people. everything we do is based on a belief. sometimes we have to examine our believes and see how valid they are and then go back to the drawing board. >> an online petition has nearly 44000 signatures in support of allowing special needs students to wear varsity letter jackets. what do you think? let us know. those are a look at your headlines. back to you. >> we think they ought to allow -- have a special category where if you are on the special needs team you should get the letter. >> give him the letter. >> it's not hard. >> have a heart, come on. >> you've been debating this on our facebook page. >> you got it started over the weekend. it continues on this monday. >> speaking of snow, maria

molina standing by outside where it started to flurry a little while ago. >> thankfully that has stopped in new york city. other parts of the new england and also across the northeast are still looking at those areas of snow swinging through. it's a quick moving clipper system, not really expecting much in terms of accumulation. the wind could be blustery at times. parts of the northeast could be looking at wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that would make it feel a lot colder out there. currently 25 degrees in caribou maine. other parts of the country, you're much warmer. you're actually above average in terms of your high temperatures for today across the plains. take a look at the numbers. you'll be in the 70s in rapid city, in the 70s kansas city and down into parts of texas, 80s out there forecast and a hot one across parts of the southwest with temperatures into the 90s for places like phoenix. we do have also some areas of rain forecast across the southeast. those showers and storms already pushing through states like georgia and alabama. early this morning not much in terms of rainfall accumulation.

but you could be looking at a tough commute as we head out to work early this morning. take your time out there on the roads. let's head back inside. >> thank you, ma'am. coming up on this monday, 15 years as a bus driver and he's never seen anything like this. >> got to be kidding me. not this time of night 3:00 in the morning, a little girl. >> that little girl three years old boarding his bus alone. she was thirsty. that hero bus driver that saved that little girl. the same search engine that controls our news controls the white house. the stunning new step that may prove google is shaping american policies. ♪ watching your ever moon ♪ ♪ private eyes ♪ nice morning, scott? aye, or... a mornin' of tiny voices crying out, "feed us"! i don't understand... ♪ ♪ private eyes ♪ o ♪ ♪ private eyes ♪ v ♪ ♪ private eyes ♪ e ♪ ♪ private eyes ♪ ss, man! it's a living, breathing thing. it's hungry,

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engine in the world. it turns out google is also a political power house. >> here to explain from fox business maria bartiromo. joins us. how much influence does it have? >> a lot of influence. the bottom line this is why certain companies or the administrations will go overboard to sort of have an arm's length distance from certain countries. the issue of conflict of theft comes on over and over get. as companies get larger they become targets and become more powerful. that's what happened to microsoft. in this case, google is becoming more powerful. at the same time, its employees are donating this money to president obama. i believe they donated $1.5 million in donations during the 2008 and 2012 campaigns. then you start to wonder why gool google gets treatment. they were there at the white house so much more than any other company.

even comcast who has a lot of influence. >> they're competition. >> it makes sense for business. you want to get close to the white house. google does so many things that intrude on our privacy. if you have had true libeitarian in the white house they would be going you have to back off. >> when you look at the positives google has been doing for the president and for this government, whether it be donations, then you look at what's going on for google. they were being investigated and the president dropped it. the chairman of the fcc -- it just raises the question and that's why, you know it is -- >> the influence every time you look at an article what's going to show up is an measure to look out for the american people. >> are we reading the news that really is appropriate for the news? are they editing it to make things more favorable frl the president. >> e-mails and data and consumer

and data. e-mails -- >> they know what we're buy. >> you have other ceos in silicon valley slamming the obama administration. apple has. google has cozied up to the federal government on >> you don't see that kind of cozy as much anywhere else. you definitely see a close relationship. >> look at the flow chart at the white house. eight former google officer is the president's chief technical advisor. these are some of the things maria detailedability they be given a lot of money. met at the white house 230 times. >> they were the company that was called in to fix the obamacare site. apparently they were using technology that wasn't available to the rest of the public. so. >> seems a little cozy. >> too cozy for most people's expectations and likes.

>> the check's cashed. look for cozy to continue. >> oh, yeah the check is definitely cashed. >> do not miss maria. log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder to find her. >> you'll have a great guest in an hour we're talking about the co-founder of apple. we're talking about artificial intelligence, machines talking to machines. >> is he in the building? >> he's going to be remote. >> can we thank him? >> i've been texting him and tweeting just to get questions from people. i want to know what our audience wants to hear. >> i'm sorry to keep going but i love steve. he made big news this week. he said he and steve jobs never would have been hired at the current apple. the way apple is they would never have hired an upstart with him. >> speaking of i got my new phone. >> that's why she booked him, right there. >> i did get the larger one, the

6. >> i can read the small print from over here. >> that's a good day. >> thank you. we're going to google here now. coming up on the show, a 4-year-old girl hops on a city bus at 3:00 in the morning. she was on a slushe run. >> the bus driver who saved that little&m girl joins us live. >> good morning, we be got brand new polls out for the gop. presidential hopefuls. how is ted cruz doing now that he's one week in and the first one in? the deadline for the iran deal is tomorrow. is the framework going to hit a road block? first the irs, now hillary's hard drive is wiped clean. really? how is your bracket doing? we'll see you at the top of the hour.

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welcome back. check out this video. it's a 4-year-old girl boarding a bus at 3:00 a.m. all by herself. she woke up, put on her purple rain jacket. and headed out on a mission. she wanted a slushy. this could have ended in a disaster. that girl is safe at home this morning thanks to the efforts of the bus driver. that man joins me now. great to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> we mentioned this is northeast philadelphia. you've been a bus driver for 15 years. have you ever seen anything like this? >> that was the bizarrest thing i ever seen. >> what did you think when she got on the bus? >> i was scared for her. i was thinking all kinds of things. something could have happened to her. she got hit by a car i was thinking all kinds of things. >> when you looked at her, what

kind of condition was she in? >> she was drenching wet, shivering. she was drenched. >> it was 27 degrees that night. we asked her weatherman how cold it was there. it was pouring down rain on that. what did you say to had little girl when you were continuing your bus route? >> when she board yd stoppedinstopped in my tracks. i said where is your mom? she said mom is asleep. i hit my button to call downtown for some type of assistance. >> i tweeted -- i'm from philadelphia, well, you know the streets at phil at 3:00 in the morning probably not safe. i got flack for that in social media. describe the neighborhood where you're driving. >> it's not the best of the neighborhood. you have all kinds of people walking up and down the street, ladies of the noit and stuff like that. what got me is she crossed over a busy street. >> so she crossed the street. it's remarkable what a little girl she is.

she managed to put on a rain coat. got dressed. put on her boots and managed to walk down the street and find the bus stop. what did police say when they came? >> they asked me what happened. this guy flagged mead down. that time of night you think people will say anything. he flagged me down and said there's a little girl out here. i got to leave. that's what i explained to the police. >> unbelievable. it says so much about the people of philadelphia. 3:00 in the morning a bus driver makes sure she's safe and sound. did she end up getting that slushy, do we know? >> i don't know yds that to the police. i said make sure you get her slushy. that's what she did. she hunched her shoulders, all i want is a slushy. it was so cute how she said it. >> she may be wawa's new spokesperson. good face of philadelphia. we hear so many bad stories out of my home city. great to see people like you

helping out fine folks down there. thanks so much. >> thank you. coming up here on the show it's one for the road. it could be the most incredible video you've seen. are those hands clapping? is that a baby in the womb clapping along to music? ♪ staying alive ♪ ♪ staying alive ♪

♪ if you're happy and you know it ♪ ♪ then your face will surely show it ♪ >> that child will follow direction well. >> at 14 weeks clapping in the womb to a tune of a song. how incredible is that? >> going viral this morning. >> clayton, thank you very much for joining us today.

>> thank you for having me. laura ingram will be on the show tomorrow. we have some last minute tax advice. by the deadline for a deal is 24 hours away and iran may be mac to its old tricks. the re jeep reneging putting the # martha: i'm. *. a big shocker. the latest wrench as the middle east is seemingly spiraling out of control. it's putting president obama's foreign policy under serious scrutiny. bill: michael flynn says