jail time. let's keep talking about the nuclear deal, should we be extending the negotiations. lock on to our facebook page and we'll talk about it. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. see you back here tomorrow. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning. it is wednesday, april 1st, i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. round two after the state of indiana sparked a firestorm over their religious freedom law. another state says bring it on. where the fight over faith is heading now. remember this? harryroid attacking mitt romney during the 2012 election? >> the word is out he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> you know what? now harry reid admits that was all a lie. will he apologize? we'll tell you. >> it sounded so sincere then i

bought it. we all remember our first time. >> when i was your age, my dad shared a beer with me and i thought it was the best thing in the world. >> but could that small sip belead to a life of trouble? i saw it was a how to for parenting. what a shocker. mornings are better are friends. >> i'm donny osmond and you're watching "fox and friends." it never gets hold. hi everyone welcome to "fox and friends." i saw a fox news alert. did you see harry reid has changed his mind? he's going to run for relection. >> that is april fool's. >> then i remembered the calendar. because i get up so early i know what day it is. my kids switched the serial in

other boxes. >> that's rough. don't mess with the raisin bran. it could be -- don't mess with the raisin bran. >> ainsley earhardt is here for heather nauert. that's according to the run done on the sheet. >> i'm here. >> heather's on vacation. good for her. let me tell you what you missed evernight. time is up but the negotiation still continues nuclear talks with iran being extended for another day after no agreement could be reached by the midnight deadline. negotiatorsovertime trying to strike a deal, or some reports even just a general statement that would push the hard decisions until june. breaking this morning, screaming for their lives. horrifying cell phone video from the moments before the germanwings plane crashed into the alps reportedly found in the wreckage. european reporters are claiming

they have seen the seconds long video from a memory card in that debris. officials are denying the clips exist. this has lufthansa admits it knew about the depression six years ago from e-mails he sent them in flight school. for a developing story, a brand new twist in that possible kidnapping case out of california. denise huskins' alleged kidnappers are threatening violence against the vallejo police if they don't apologize for calling it a hoax. that apology deadline has passed and so far nothing's happened. the kidnappers warned that huskins's abduction was a practice one. the heir to one of the wealthiest families was found dead. police were called to the home of andrew getty, the grandson of an oil tycoon.

he had reportedly not been feeling well for weeks. an investigation is underway but the coroner does not suspect foul play. those are your headlines. >> thank you. all right. it was just about a week ago when indiana passed the religious freedom act which impacts all people of faith. well, there's been a firestorm in the mainstream media. yesterday governor pence was on our program. he said there is some tweaking that needs to be done. as it turns out the indiana law -- which is much like laws in about two dozen other states as well and also signed by bill clinton in 1993 is broader. he wanted language fixed yesterday. it sounds like the senate pro tem in indiana was going to do that. governor pence is expecting legislation on his desk tomorrow or the next day. >> over in arkansas, despite the mainstream media putting pressure on other states.

arkansas said we're going to do what we think is right. the governor is going to sign a similar law any effect. he's going to do it this week. he's not caving in to pressure. the media, their attempts to put forth mistruths about this law not getting to arkansas. joining the 20 plus states that now have laws similar to this. >> arkansas, i read is considering on tweaking it but not backing off. i see georgia is going to pass, but going to tweak it. i'm curious to see what governor pence comes up with today. this has been a huge story. the candidates on the right have been asked to weigh in it. jeb bush says i back governor pence. scott walker said i'm thinking about it. i hope wisconsin wins against kentucky. >> they're trying to kick out of indiana because of this along with a ton of companies who are saying we support everybody and

boycott indiana -- >> how much pride do you feel that the governor of new york is not going to let travel go. he has to go to cuba where they don't represent everything he stands for. >> a writer today, one of the primary reasons the media joined the left against indiana was an obvious attempt to intimidate other states from passing laws that give a legal standing to people of all faiths. the fact that arkansas moved forward unafraid shows the heyday of the mainstream media is coming to an end. >> this has been used to -- >> he passed it t. he was prideful of it. you can find that speech anywhere. bill clinton had the rosy cheek and fuller face when he was eating junk food. speaking of bill clinton, his wife wants to be president. what's interesting is, when you look at the amount of coverage

given the indiana story, which is a religious freedom story, really, versus the story about how hillary clinton wiped her hard drive, which is a massive political coverup. you look at that story -- >> a device on top of that and she got hacked by gawker. these are huge stories. there is so many facets to the hillary clinton story. you would think many news organizations would be leading with that. >> five times nor likely to cover the indiana story and smear the governor there, mike pence and the entire state calling for boycotts and calling him a bigot rather than focus on hillary clinton for putting our national security at risk. >> it is a scandal with the hillary clinton e-mail. and what not, as brian mentioned a moment ago, it was revealed yesterday through the freedom of information act, the ap got their hands on her old e-mail. she was talking about, are you

getting any of the stuff from my ipad. she said she had one device, instead she had at least two devices. you would think that with all this drip, drip, drip of bad news, it's got to be taking its toll on hillary's polls, right? the answer is, according to poll, yes look at that. in florida the unfavorability has gone up seven%. in pennsylvania it's nine. that's not good. >> when asked whether she's considered trustworthy and honest, oh, you look at florida here. 50% of those -- >> not honest. >> believe she's not honest. in pennsylvania 49% believe that clinton is not honest and trustworthy. ohio 46% feels she is not honest. >> this is similar in what's happening in spring training. wins and losses don't count.

how do you handle situations where things are going against you. so far if hillary clintonson getting a quick trial run at how she's going to handle the controversial moments, she's doing terrible. i think it's amazing we have not heard from bill clinton at all. this thing is catching speed. those who thought she was going to say, well the right wing media is having a field day with me are mistaken. there are too many problems with your explanation. >> right now her strategy is not to say anything and wait for the republicans to duke it out. her polls have gone down but i'm sure they're going down we can recover. >> they're focusing so much on indiana and this law that is disinterpreted. now you see hillary clinton's story trying to go away. fitting with her strategy. >> i saw last night on a network i almost see because i couldn't get ours. they led with this story.

i think with the e-mail story with hillary clinton. >> good. >> i was amazed by that. >> you can't hide forever, right? >> i don't think any of the networks led with this story. harry reid pretty much admitted he is a liar. he's not going to back down. he has no regrets. he was talking to dana bash over on cnn. we'll show you that clip in just a moment. here is an example of a bald faced lie. harry reid, the guy who was running the senate on the hallowed floors of the u.s. senate back in 2012 about mitt romney. this, ladies and gentlemen, is a lie. >> he's refused to release his tax returns as we know. if a person coming before this body wanted to be a cabinet officer, he couldn't be if he had -- if he did the same as mitt romney does about tax returns. so the words out that he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years.

let him prove that he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> we later find out that harry reid never met mitt romney. no idea where this came from. this looks like a child that makes up a lie who says i never ate the jelly with jelly all over his face. we thought it was a joke. we couldn't believe it got traction. harry reid was asked about this. he is going to call it a career at 70 something, listen. >> call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he? >> bald faced lie. an indication there of the strategy behind it. lacking civility there. mitt romney ended up coming forward and producing his tax records. completely refuting this lie lie harry reid. he still says he stands by it. it served our cause, doesn't it? >> he justified it there at the very end. he didn't win, did he? it was all about winning.

that's one of the reasons politics right now in this country are so polarized. people will say or do anything to win. here this is guy is at the end of a career and he admits i lied about it and ultimately my guy won, he lost. >> i guess it didn't seem to matter. he's also making things difficult for the people leaving behind. harry reid should think for a second, will politics go on without me? because he certainly napalming everything in his wake as he walked out the door. >> as he walks out the door he's revealed to be an unscrupulous politician. do you know what the senate is going to do for him? throw him a big party. >> coming up straight ahead as we move ahead. >> the jetblue pilot kicked off a plane after suffering a midair meltdown. watch. >> i'm so distraught. we got israel. >> that was in 2012.

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wondering whether they can trust us. and this, you know -- vacuum is being filled by iran which wants to be a regioninal head man. we're legitimatizing them having a nuclear capability. they potentially are going to be allowed to keep their infrastructure so many parts of their deals. >> if you didn't like kissinger, colin powell or hillary clinton, not even hillary clinton, we don't know her policy. you could say here's the policy let's criticize it. do you believe there's a vision they're fulfilling or are they winging it? >> it seems like it's the second greatest of the soccer ball. they're running the ball. they're not stepping back and having a coherent strategy. we have actors that are terrorists, which include isis and al qaeda. and we've also got actors on the shia side like hes bthe houthis.

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attempted murder charges have been filed against the south korean man who stabbed american ambassador last month. he was hospitalized for five days with deep cuts to his face. the man could face life in prison or the death penalty. it's plain scary a woman hops a fence at san jose international airport and walks across the airfield. she was arrested and booked for trespassing. this is the fifth breach the airport has seen in the past year. maybe they need a higher fence. elizabeth? >> comedy central's replacement coming under fire as outraged critics call trevor noah anti-semitic. because of tweets like this. behind every successful billionaire is a rich man. south africans know how to be

peaceful. here to join us is a hollywood life reporter. w welcome to you both. we know young viewers who watch jon spewwort went there not for laughs but their news. how dangerous are these tweets? >> i think his biggest problem is not that he's offensive is that he's not funny. a lot of comedy pushes the bounds, sometimes goes into territory of being over the line. that's kind of the form, the art form. you try to push boundaries. some of the great comedians, if you put them on the screen many people would find outrageous. if you watch his stand up, he's hackish. i don't think he should be fired for his tweets. i think his lack of talent will be his undoing. >> i don't know if he's talented or not. a lot of those tweets are from five or six years ago. i'm not saying i'm condoning the offensive things that upset me

to. the antisusymmetmeantic things. jon read these tweets. comedy central is saying we're going to take a chance. they defended him. >> if the free market will speak, they may not like this tweet. he said this, when flying over the middle of america, the turbulence is so bad. it's like all the ignorance is rising through the air. how's that going to go over? >> not well. i'll tell you, if he continues to tweet things like this and his comedy continues to be along these types of lines, it's not going to go well. he won't be hosting the show for very long at all. >> jamie? >> tweets like that could be his undoing. if he becomes a scold of america and american culture as someone coming from south africa. that may not turn out well.

pierce morgan would scold america for issues. if he's going to come here and scold america as racist as his bits on comedy central have been. he might not last long. >> let's ask our viewers what they think about this. we thank you for joining us. great to see you both. time will tell. let us know what you think. coming up, we all remember our first time. >> when i was your age my dad shared a beer with me. i thought it was the best thing in the world. >> but could a small sip of alcohol lead to a life of trouble? we are live at the new york auto show with an exclusive look at the hottest never before seen cars. that is coming up next. ♪

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a recent article a woush aide who travels with president obama said they have to enter hotels through the service entrance because when they go through the front biden gets stuck in the revolving door. >> he got stuck in the door again. >> that sounds like will farrell. at some point if you have children if they're not old enough to drink you have to deal with the fact they want to. what if they want to before they're allowed to? if you want to make sure they keep their alcohol consumption to a reasonable as they get to be an adult. the question is are you able to

let children sip while they're under age. >> are new study involved students. they found if a student -- >> you let them have a taste. >> if you let them have a taste before sixict grade they would be five times more likely to drink a full glass by high school. and four times more likely to binge drink by high school if they had a sip before sixth grade. that's shocking. >> i remember when i was a little kid my parents gave me a taste. i thought it was the worst thing i ever had h. now i like it, but i'm an adult. when we were doing the college tours, one of the admissions director said, generally kids who come to college, fall in two groups. either the kids who have never had a taste. as soon as they come to college, they go crazy. and they get -- do a lot of bisq drinking. or there are kids who have grown up around alcohol, seen their parents drink, it's no big deal

for that. >> that's assuming their parents educated them about the alcohol. i think there are kids who would probably benefit from knowing what it can do to you. >> i remember dr. ruth came out. parents are so worried about kids and sex, the best thing you can do is tell them everything early. it takes the taboo away. i go with our italian heritage. they make the kids drink wine at lunch and dinner. have a sip of wine, it's no big deal. there's no age when it comes to europe. you go in there, grab a beer. i think it would work if you take the taboo away. this needs to be challenged -- >> by the italian americans. >> if you just tell people they can have it. >> my great grandmother made wine biscuits. >> before all my kids went to

college i had them have whole drinks in places where the drinking age was 18. >> why did you do it? >> so they would be exposed to it. >> my dad said that to, the first time you drink will be here at the bar. >> so with sally, who had a drink before she went to college, she does not touch the stuff. it's -- she's been exposed to it. she doesn't like it. i don't know if i completely agree with the study that says if you have a taste you're -- >> you don't agree? >> no, i don't agree with it. >> my first impression of beer is body on tap. remember that shampoo? >> you drank it? >> no, my pores were open to it. >> what do you think? do you think giving your kids a taste so they're expose said to it is a bad or good thing? e-mail us, facebook us, tweet

us. do we have anybody manning the cb this morning? >> i need advice. send your e-mails. >> if you believe give them a beer in their -- >> ninth grade? before high school? >> that's a whole other study. >> this is about high school as well. >> this is about sixth grade. it means you're much more likely to finish the drink by a certain time and binge drink by high school. >> they pay you to drink it. ainsley earhardt joins us today. >> what about first communion? when is that? >> that's a sip of wine. >> you should say that. sally was the first in line. she just took the little sip. >> right. now she doesn't touch the stuff. >> a lot of churches have switch today non-alcoholic. >> some churches do grape juice.

>> maybe because of the study. >> let me tell you what's happening. we have a warning. this video might be hard to watch. a 60-year-old man is knocked out cold. look at that, because he stepped on a teenager's toes. this disturbing video outside a train station in philadelphia. police say the two men started arguing when the older man accidently stepped on the teenager's foot. the teenager followed him on to the platform and threw a punch knocking him down and out and breaking his jaw. that attacker is still on the loose. if you recognize him, call the cops. and from behind. an unbelievable claim from one of our nation's disabled heroes. he says a va medical center made him prove he was an amputee by making him get an x-ray. >> you'd think they would look at my records and say, you know what? we bought 14 legs, this guy is an amputee. no. you're wasting money. >> that is a veteran who served

in the 75th ranger regiment. he was wounded three different times and he eventually had to have that leg amputated. when he went to the va they wouldn't take his word that his leg was gone. >> we are learning more about the jetblue pilot and this midair rant on religion. >> we have israel, we got iraq. >> now that pilot is suing jetblue for nearly $15 million. he claims a seizure caused by childhood injuries is what led to that incident. his lawyer even says that jetblue should have seen the red flags and kept him from flying. friends of the pilot now saying they are shocked that he filed that lawsuit. is this the best way to drive out a loose tooth? >> you ready? >> yeah.

>> it came out! >> what a brave little boy. behind the wheel, a florida father who decided to pull his son's tooth out by using that string and his chevy camaro. the 8-year-old's head barely moved as that tooth was yanked out of his head. oh, my. elizabeth, your kids are older? >> i usually don't advocate a lot coming from the tooth fairy. that kid might have earned extra cash. >> i wonder how long until child services show up. >> they were just pulling a tooth. >> they're running the plates right now. >> i saw that. >> this car, this friday car lovers around the world will head to the new york auto show. today, we're giving you a live sneak peek at never before seen cars. please don't tell anyone you watched this. auto expert joins us now live from the new york auto show.

right the floor. where are you, mike? >> yeah. hey, we are taking you guys behind the scenes. with 60 debuts here at the show, there's a lot to cover. so many cars, so little time. let's get to t. over my shoulder we showed you the qx 30 yesterday. it's all about the qx 50. it's a debut with a new freont desi design. it grows by four inches. it has a two liter turbo. on sale this fall. of course, haundi is making a debut. tucson has better packaging and cargo efactancy is where it's all at. okay you ready for this? over my shoulder is the all new lincoln continental concept. mark fields is getting ready to debut this vehicle. we got it for you right now. it's back. the lincoln continental concept.

all new iconic grill. tail lamps on the rear. this is the flag ship for lincoln. powered by ford's eco boost motor, the continental will be powerful and efficient. not on sale, but it will be on the road in the future. exciting news at the new york international auto show. that's what i got for you right now. can we get one more in? >> go ahead. >> cadillac. let's talk about cadillac. this is the biggest debut at the show. last night. new top range premium cadillac. the size of a seven series but lighter than a five series. awesome vehicle. get down here to the show in new york you can take a look at the new ct 6 cadillac. beautiful flagship from our friends at cadillac. >> we are live at the new york

auto show. thank you very much. he'll be back with us tomorrow from the show. >> how cool is that lincoln continental with the lay down seats in the back. >> more tomorrow to come. meanwhile, 20 minutes before the top of the hour. extreme weather happening in the midsouth. maria molina has maps to show us. hey. >> good morning. this morning, i also have video to show you. there was a lot of large hail that came down across parts of arkansas and also across parts of oklahoma. take a look at the video. you can see how big the hail was. there are reports some of that was bigger than ping-pong size hail. we're looking at large hail that was there in places across those states. the risk for more sweater is in place yet again today. it's going to include portions of the plains and even all the way up to parts of southern minnesota. a very widespread area that will be looking at the risk for more hail, strong wind gusts and a risk for an isolated tornado or two. that risk continues as we head into tomorrow across portions of

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this film. it highlighted the campus carry advocate. amanda collins who was assaulted in a gun free zone in 2007. they join us live. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> you think gun free zones is going to be safe. that means if you don't have a gun, the bad guys do and you're in trouble. >> that's one of the big questions we address in this new documentary from outdoor channel. it's our first documentary. are gun free zones safe havens? through a series of interviews with experts we take a critical look at whether they've been effective at keeping people safe since they've been implemented. >> amanda you're a perfect example that they don't. you were in a gun free zone at a university. and what happened in 2007? >> in 2007 i was raped 50 feet away from the campus police office at gunpoint. >> people say in a gun free zone don't worry the police are right there. 50 feet away were the police. while you were being attacked,

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our next guest spent ten years fighting for our freedom as an army combat medic. what he saw to him appeared to be a non-veteran wearing the uniform to pan handle. he wasn't going to take it. watch this. >> you're wearing an army soldier's uniform. you're not a veteran? show me your id card. >> i don't have one, sir. >> take off my uniform. >> yes, sir. >> take that and throw it in the garbage. i don't want you to wear it anymore. >> joining us right now is that veteran army combat medic garret goodwin. thanks for your service. thanks what you continue to do. real quick, frame out what made you go directly at that guy.

>> good morning. and thank you for having me. you know, a lot of people think -- this happens a lot with videos i would imagine -- i got out of the car and saw this guy in uniform and started yelling at him. it definitely didn't happen like that. i engaged him at the intersection when he was in full army uniform. with a sign that said he's a homeless veteran and needs help. my first instinct was to help him. after a brief conversation, it was clearer and clearer after you -- said he was special forces and his background was secret that he wasn't a true veteran. >> what about someone doing that? pan handling and stealing valor, what about that upset you so much? >> here's the thing, there's a lot of military posers out there. it seemed to become what's considered an epidemic.

i think that's why you're seeing more videos on youtube and other stations. this wasn't -- i've been homeless before as an adult. this wasn't a homeless guy wearing military uniform because he didn't have anything else. this is someone who made a legitimate effort to defraud the public and the citizens of tampa bay to get financial money from people. and that is a crime. that is a crime. >> he said he was special forces and he was wearing a junior rotc patch and was running because of the embarrassment and what could happen to him. you're somebody that gives your whole life giving. when you're not serving until 2003 you were helping with people at 9/11 identify their loved ones who lost their lives on 9/11/2001. this is something that strikes home. you were coming from your buddy's funeral. >> was it yesterday he was buried, garret? >> yes, ma'am, it was. sunday i was in charge of

preparing his funeral arrangements and his military honors. i was coming from that. and, you know, did that play a part in trying to help the guy at first? absolutely. once i realized the guy was stolen valor, i immediately called the police and told them what was going on. i waited and the guy wouldn't come over and talk to me. so i went over and talked to him and educated him on stolen valor. people are dying in that uniform every day. >> we thank you for your service for those ten years ago. a short while ago i was told you rescued a baby on a flight. when people need to help, you seem to be there. if you want to help homeless veterans you can go to our facebook page. >> you have a you fund me. so make the best of this controversial situation thanks. >> thanks. >> four minutes before the top of the hour. >> isis has put together a hit

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nissan. innovation that excites. good morning. it is wednesday, april first, 2015. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. it's no april fool's joke, the deadline for a fucler deal has come and cogone and we're still negotiating on iran. is the joke on us? round two after the state of indiana sparked a national firestorm over its religious freedom law, another state says bring it on. it's the follow up to the smash tv series the bible. >> you are a king then? >> you say that i am. i was born. came into this world to testify to the truth. >> the man who plays jesus in a.d. the bible continues joins us live this hour on this wednesday before easter. thanks for joining us live from

new york city. you're watching "fox and friends." >> this is valerie, you're watching "fox and friends." take it one morning at a time. funny stuff. welcome back after a couple days away. >> thank you very much. i was out looking for spring and i came up empty. >> with the snow yesterday. >> it was incredible. >> speaking of coming up empty -- >> did you run a repeat yesterday or did you do a live show? >> it was live. we looked at the ratings, it was fantastic. that's the thing about a news channel, every day we report the news. listen, april fool's, the jokes on us. this is a fox news alert. the nuclear talks now continued in iran, remember the deadline was last night at midnight. but yesterday the white house and secretary of state begged the negotiators come on we're close. can't we do it a little while longer and get something done.

they're negotiating, but the foreign ministers of china, france, and russia all left at 6:00 in the morning. so essentially, the united states is doing their best. they are begging across the table, please give us something. we've been here a lung time. i know it's a bad deal. give us anything. >> lieutenant colonel peters said this isn't looking good. >> give me one example of one single tangible benefit the american people have gotten from these negotiations with iran. i can give you a long list of advantages iran has gotten. now we have the spectacle of the secretary of state of the united states of america begging, begging the iranians to give him something, give him something, some piece of paper, a fax sheet so he can say it's interesting -- >> the deadline looking anything like a deadline for sure.

white house pres secretary says they're going to continue these negotiations as long as they continue to be productive. what's so productive? >> here's two things. they do not want to -- although they agreed to. i don't love this deal anyway. to get enriched uranium and fly to russia. they don't want to allow unfettered access until all the known nuclear facilities -- they say we're not comfortable with that. we also know after we won a war against iraq, they had no say in it and we weren't able to pull that off. the unfettered access gradually goes away. europe loses their spine and they get what they want. >> they might try to get what they want. on our side of the table luckily we have france and germany and they're backing away. they're saying this is a stink bomb. >> congress isn't going to back away. they will get back into the

game. >> we will keep you posted. meanwhile, another fox news alert. after days of protests in indiana the governor asking for a fix of a religious freedom law. >> this is another state that's on the verge of passing a similar law. >> leland vittert has been sitting there monitoring the internet and talking to people. he's following the developments from washington. what's the latest today? >> it was when arkansas's legislature passed their version. the governor of arkansas says he will sign the bill. major employers in arkansas like walmart say they don't like it very much. they think the bill conflicts with its values. the similar bill in indiana that started this firestorm prompted this front page, fix this now is what the indianapolis star said. some fear the indiana law and now the arkansas law would allow

business owners to deny service to gay, lesbian or transgender customers if the owners say it confnflicts with their religion. indiana governor mike pence denies this. >> let me say i believe this is a clarification. it's also a fix. it's a fix of a bill that -- through mischaracterization and confusion has come to be greatly misunderstood. and i'm determined to address this this week. >> now, while pence is a possible 2016 candidate himself, others jumped to pence's defense, including jeb bush who even before this promised fix said governor pence has done the right thing. pence's latest move has christian groups feeling a little bit abandoned. >> this language, this fix, we've not seen it yet. there is still an opportunity, i think to salvage the heart and soul of what this religious freedom restoration act was

intended to do. >> new york's governor andrew cuomo banned all non-essential travel to the hoosier state. already immediately republicans pointed out the governor has an upcoming trip to cuba where gay marriage itself is illegal. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. keep in mind this is a religious freedom act. it is a good thing to protect people of faith. there's a great article in the washington times that talks about in texas, the act there allowed an apache indian kindergartner to wear their hair longer because of religious believes. a sikh woman won a case against the irs because she wore a dagger which symbolized the sikh's commitment to justice. she was allowed to sue the irs. and then three weeks ago an apache indian had his eagle tail

feathers returned. they were seized by the federal government in his religion they were an important part of it. you can see this does help people. ultimately that is what we're after. >> those individuals needed this law to be able to protect their religious freedoms. >> i'm curious how they're going to tweak it in indiana. georgia is talking about it. maybe even arkansas. seven minutes after the hour. ainsley earhardt will tell us what else is happening. thank you. airline ceo landing at the germanwings crash site today as we learn crews might not ever find the plane's second black box. new fears the flight data recorder was completely destroyed when the plane smashed into the alps. a crucial clue might have been found. european reporters claim they have seen horrifying cell phone video from the flight's final moments that was taken inside that cabin. officials deny those clips

exist. this morning, we are getting our first look at the chaos after a boston police officer was shot on duty. >> there's abofficer down in front of my house. >> rescuers trying to rescue a police after a suspect shot him during a traffic stop. that suspect killed at the scene. 34-year-old monahan is still recovering. he tells his fellow officers he is ready to get back to work. you know him best from his hot tub photo. there it is. when it went viral. now the exgeneral services administration official pleading guilty over lavish spending. he admitted he submitted false expense reports forcing the gsa to pay for a nearly $800,000 conference in las vegas. he could face six to 12 months in prison. overnight. music legend joany mitchell was rushed to the hospital ♪

you don't know what you got till it's gone ♪ ♪ >> the 71-year-old singer found ubconscious. her reptweeted out she is in a la hospital and is awake in good spirits. the eight time grammy winner was inducted into the hall of fame back in 1997. >> thank you very much. so the daily show is shaking it up here. now they're involved in a twitter controversy. jon sptewart is being replaced y a comedian from south africa. his name -- >> trevor noah. >> he's in a bunch of trouble. on twitter he has put out things people say are sexist, racist. this is trevor noah saying this. behind any successful rap billionaire is a double as a rich jewish man. >> offensive?

>> here's another one. wa when flying over the middle of america the turbulence is so bad. it's like all the ignorance is rising through the air. trevor, those are people you got to have watching you, come on. >> watching right now. >> and then this whole thing just sparked outrage and many corners saying did anyone google search him, twitter search him before they hired him. he says this now, to reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn't land is not a true reflection of my character nor my evolution as a comedian. comedy central put out this statement. like many comedians trevor pushes the boundaries. he is provacative and spares no one, including himself. to base these on a handful of tweets. they probably didn't vet him correctly.

then again, if this shows the double standard. if that were somebody on the political right and you look at those tweets, they already would have had to have stepped back from the new job. we made a mistake we didn't completely vet him. >> there have been a bunch of people -- we can't show some of the things he's written about women. that's a big concern here. you wonder where is the women's groups stepping up against him. if indeed, do we exonerate comedy central saying they didn't know anything about this. do we free them up or look into who did put someone who has tweeted things in this role in the first place. >> he has a night show in south africa. he talked about the all globally savvy he is s. his goal, the comedy central must be high fiving each other. instead of putting a established comedian. they take somebody who is controversial. everybody is going to be watching and waiting for any

type of anti-semitism. when it's all said and done he will go back to his bread and butter, that's attacking fox. that's what the daily show does, no matter who is hosting. >> he has a target on a bunch of people. women, jewish people. you have a lot -- >> he's a sexist racist anti-semite and fox hater? >> i didn't know anything about him before this. >> all right. meanwhile, straight ahead on this wednesday. isis has a new target. that guy, rick santorum. the terror group calling out the former senator for being a catholic crusader. up next the former senator joins us live. he was home sick from school when he came face to face with a burglar. >> can you tell me the phone number you're calling from? >> i don't know if i can. >> okay. okay. >> more on that call for help

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former united states senator santorum has been singled out by isis. the 2012 presidential candidate is quoted after speaking out against the extremists. he, rick santorum joins us from dallas, texas. good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> when you heard that isis was quoting you, it's one thing if "the new york times" quotes you or we quote you on fox, but when isis quotes you, what did you think? >> well, the difference is isis actually quoted me accurately compared to "the new york times." they did. they accurately quoted -- i described who they were what they were about and what they wanted to accomplishment they put it out there. because it accurately described who they are. a comment on this administration and they're unwillingness to deal directly with the true about who isis is.

they're a global jihadist movement. they want to expand a caliphate. i explained what that was about. i took it as them actually finding an american politician who actually described them as to who they really are. >> so they were just reporting the facts. let me ask you about this, in the state of indiana, we heard from governor mike pence yesterday. he was on this program. he said that the law right now the way it is regarding the religious freedom act, that they passed last week in indiana, they're going to tweak it. they're apparently going to narrow it a bit as well. we have heard a number of the 2016 candidates come out and support governor pence. what do you make of all that is going on right now? because some of the political left say, it's -- you can easily use it to discriminate against gay and other people. >> it's never been used for that purpose. this law is not a new law. this law has been around for 20

years. i voted for it, and almost everybody else in the congress. we believe that the first amendment should be in practice in america. that people should have religious liberty. the free exercise of religion. it doesn't mean that that automatically anybody who claims a religious exemption of cause wins the debate. it says it has to be considered. there is a supreme court case that limited the law, the federal religious freedom restoration act just to the federal level. and federal laws. so states have subsequently gone out and passed the identical law that bill clinton signed to give people of faith. for example someone who is a sikh and has a beard and wants to work in a place and they say you have to shave your beard. they say i have a religious reason for having the beard. it doesn't necessarily win. they may in fact have to shave their beard. it makes the court consider the

legitimacy of somebody's religious objection. that's all it does. al it allows for the discussion to be had. >> they're having the discussion. what seems to be getting lost is it's about protecting religious freedom. it's become something else, which it's not. >> again, it's never been used -- i know there have been a few cases where it's attempted to be used for that purpose with respect to photographers at weddings or case bakers. they have actually lost under this law. so the -- all of the screaming and hollering we're seeing, particularly from corporate america, which is chilling. we have come to the point in america where religion is such -- is considered so unimportant that corporate america can stand up and exercise its muscle. it's economic muscle to make sure that people of faith have no say in exercising their faith in the public square. that's a dangerous thing. >> that's what it's all about.

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117 years old. today the world's oldest person died of natural causes. her secret to a long life, eat well and quote, learn to relax. we will try that. we wish her family well. >> 117. we're going to be living to like 200 if we last another ten years. try to follow me on that. five minutes before the bottom of the hour. brand new twist in the possible kidnapping case out of california. police have said denise huskins faked her own disappearance. her alleged kidnappers are threatening police if they don't -- >> another bizarre twist. good morning to all of you at home. when you thought this story couldn't get stranger, those anonymous e-mails sent to two newspapers say the kidnapping was absolutely real. the abductors claim they used

squirt guns to take her away. they say it was a practice run for kidnapping future high profile victims. the kidnappers compared themselves to the cast of oceans 11. huskins' attorney said the kidnappers sent an apology e-mail when they realized huskins wasn't the intended target and wanted to clear her name. the kidnappers told police to apologize by noon yesterday or they would be harmed. so far no apology and nothing has happened. police have not commented on the e-mails, either. the fbi says they are aware of the messages but did not comment any further. people in the community want answers about this. >> i would like to find out it's like, a bad thing. why would they want to like, do something like that. like, kidnap associate nping no. it's a serious matter. if they're playing like it's a kidnap they're wrong for that. >> police say it was an orchestrated event by huskins

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attempts here on america soil since 9/11. home grown terrorists were behind 53 of these including the shoe bomber, boston bomber and the plan to bomb the u.s. capitol. isis's popularity is to blame for the recent rise in home grown terror plots. he lost his leg in fighting for our freedom. the va wants proof that they made a disabled vet prove he was an amputee. not by looking down and see he is missing a leg. >> you think they would look at my records and they would say we bought 14 this guy is an amputee. >> that veteran chad fleming was wounded three different times overseas and eventually did have to have the leg amputated. went he went to the va they wouldn't take his word his leg was gone. >> a 12-year-old home sick from

school being hailed a hero now after a robbery suspect breaks into his house. this terrified young boy hid in his mother's bedroom. he was scared the stranger wid hear him on the phone. the operator came up with a code. >> listen to me. listen to me. i'll going to ask some questions. all i want you to do is press one for yes, two for no. okay. do you understand me? you said he is at the door right now? okay. >> minutes later police did arrive. they caught this guy. thankfully no one was hurt. thanks to that boy's description this crook is now behind bars. a wild sight at the university of kentucky. this is a funny story. that cow gets loose and is running for its life. the steer was headed for the slaughter house, but it wasn't having it. it managed to escape and then run wild and crazy on that campus. students lit up social media posting snaps of the wild chase.

that wild cow. officials chased the animal for three miles until a member of the college rodeo team stepped in and lassoed the cow and saved the day. good job. very moo ving. the newest drama to hit your television is a.d., the bible continue said. al it premieres this weekend. >> are you the king of the jews? >> my kingdom is not of this world. >> so you are a king, then? >> you say that i am. i was born and came into this world to testify to the truth. >> this series picks up where the wildly popular the bible miniseries leaves off and follows the disciples after jesus's death and after the resurrection and what happened next. >> it looks incredible.

here with is now is the man portraying jesus, juan pablo di pace. house of cards meets game of tloe thrones. do you agree with that? >> it's pretty accurate. it's a very 21st century look at something that is so epic. it's a new point of view of the bible. it's also part of the bible that not many people know, which is the resurrection, which is, you know, how the disciples created the church and how they built the church. >> we know jesus gets crucified. and then he rises from the dead ipthr in three days. you pick up where they left off that you say jesus doesn't come in to the end of the first episode. >> we start with the crucifixion. that's the first 40 minutes are all about the crucifixion and

the trial. >> the struggle that so many of the disciples faced afterward trying to prove their relationship or explain jesus. no pressure on your. you're playing the son of god. >> yeah. hit the ground running. start with worst part of his life. that was a tough call. >> sure. so you're a professional actor. but you're, obviously from a religious family. you were born catholic and your parents named you juan pablo after the pope. >> yes, the pope made a visit to argentina before i was born. mymot mother is a religious painter. >> if your mother is a religious painter, when she paints jesus does she paint jesus with your face? >> she does. i won't lie. >> she must not be the only one. over 13 million people saw the first part of this, the first series. people are craving this type of

information in an entertainment form. why do you think that is? >> people right now need to believe in something. spe speartiality is needed right now. i think we crave something, something more. and a.d. is claekt that. it's sort of tells a story of how faith really started. >> were you moved by this spiritually? >> it was very moving to say the words that came out of his mouth. to actually feel for the first time, really, even though i grew up in a religious family, to say the words and to walk in his shoes. that in itself was incredible. >> if people don't know what happened -- also the apostles didn't have it good at the end. they all had horrible horrific deaths. >> yes, most of them actually apart from john. >> just a week ago, we had the jesus from bill o'reilly's tv series, "killing jesus" in the

chair that you're at. you got to meet him because you were filming your movie at the same time he was filming his, right? >> yes, we had a great time. we actually had lunch together in morocco where we were filming the at the same time. a very interesting guy. we shared stories about our views it was great. >> did you feel pressure about the role? >> yeah, of course. it's daunting. it's scary. it's strange because i never thought i would be ready or fit to play this part. but it's a present that roma and mark gave to me. >> you played jesus now, what's next for you? >> where do you go from here? >> that's a good question, actually. i think a really perverted catholic, something really different. >> so it airs starting this sunday, easter sunday. it will go for every sunday for 12 consecutive sundays. >> it's the book of acts, season one is book one to ten.

there's room for way more. it's a long story. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. next up on the run down on this wednesday you work for months before you get to keep one dime of your money. stuart varney here to explain just how long all your earnings going to the tax man. it's the new way to improve your selfie. the selfie shoe. is this too good to be true? >> clicking my heels over that one. the trivia question of the day, on this date in 1961 this british singer set to most record for the most albums on preorder on amazon.com. be the first to e-mail us friends@foxnews.com with the correct answer. we have a price for you. >> a british singer ♪

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ask your healthcare professional about prevnar 13® today. all right. a couple of quick headlines. you heard of the sempy stick, what about the selfie shoe. you stick the phone in the front of your shoe you point and shoot. the company, the shoe company many are saying it may be just an april fool's joke by the company. i think it's a joke. if your shoe is down on the ground you're going to ruin it by the end of the day. amazon says this is no april fool's joke. the giant has unveiled a new device amazon dash that let's you reorder products. >> could that be true?

>> we just reported it on april fool's day. deadline day to pay your taxes. it's almost here. but you won't believe how long you work before you get to take home a dime every year. >> a new report shows americans will have to work until april 24th to be able to pay off all federal, state and local tax bills for the year. >> we have 24 more days to go. stuart varney joins us. we hate that we have to work so long for the tax man before we're working for us. >> you work 114 days this calendar year before we have collectively paid off all the taxes we have to pay. 114 days into the year before we start working for ourselves. that's one day later than last year. >> if you happen to live in connecticut or new jersey you're working all the way till maine. >> some of us do live in connecticut or new jersey. may 13th is your tax freedom day in connecticut and new jersey. because local taxes are particularly high in those two

states. if you're in louisiana or mississippi, it's april 2nd. you've -- >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow is your tax freedom day. depends on where you live. >> we have to pay our fair share. you know the deal. >> fair share, brian? >> i'm going to play the other side. >> what's your fair share? >> this year americans's pay $3.28 trillion in federal taxes. $1.57 trillion in state and local taxes plus. >> it's record receipts for the united states treasury. it has never been higher. at the same time we have a deficit of a half trillion dollars. you bring in a ton of money -- >> annually. >> 18 point something or other. >> in a disheartening way, the head of the irs is saying

they're so unmanned they're ignoring 60% of the phone calls. >> ignoring them. >> i don't hear anything. >> these are people who call in for advice. six out of ten don't get through because the irs is not picking up the phone. now, far be it from me to defend the irs, but they have had their budget cut. they have -- >> boohoo. >> they have been made the police force to look after obamacare. they've got a lot of exercitra money. >> what would happen if we didn't pick up 60% of our cars fr calls from the irs. >> the thing that is so frustrating about tax freedom day. when you lay out so brilliantly where you show we've gone 114 days working for the government. if the money was well spent we would not feel so bad about it. we know they're blowing it. >> how many stories have you had on "fox and friends" in the tax

week about blowing our money on some crazy conference or overspending or wasteful spending. >> we've had two of those today. >> people wouldn't be so angry if that money was well-spent. this was a dynamic prosperous society because of the taxes we were paying. >> you better save some energy for your show. you're going to do an hour on our lego bed. >> how come you can wind me up? >> what do you do, take a nap? >> i love how you frame this one for us. that many days. >> 114 days. >> just to pay off the taxes. >> if you would like to watch stuart varney today to see if he has any energy left with him, go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder and there you'll find the channel that stuart is on in a couple hours. >> i'll wake up from the nap in time. >> just in time. thanks. listen to this, we all remember our first time, right? >> what?

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this was a tough one. the question born on this date in 61 british singer set the record for most downloads on amza amazon. it's susan boyle. >> congratulations. seven minutes before the top of the hour. we all remember our first drink. for example. >> when i was your age my dad shared a beer with me. i thought it was the best thing in the world. >> yeah, but a new study claims even chevy chase doesn't know what he's talking about. just a sip can lead to problems. >> here to weigh in is dr. keith ablow. what do you think about this one sip? so -- this is what the study said. sipping alcohol before sixth grade leaves you to be five

times more likely to drink a glass by high school and more likely to binge drink by high school. >> i don't think this is pristine science. i don't think we can tell families don't let your kids sip alcohol because this is going to befall them. it relies on the participants in the study telling the researchers when they went on to drink a full glass or get drunk during these early years after sipping. listen, people have selective memory. it's certainly possible that for the folks who galvanized their interest in alcohol, they remember that first sip or they say they do. i don't remember mine. i don't know about you guys, i just don't remember. >> i remember i had a taste of whiskey when i was probably seven. i thought it was the worst thing i ever had. these days now that i'm a little older. >> you love it. >> it's tasty after noon. keith, doesn't it come down to

the parents who are modeling good behavior in front of their children. and trying to show them the right way to handle alcohol and everything else in life? >> absolutely. that's why i don't buy the study. even though i'm sure the researchers were well-intentioned. they're from brown, i have a special place in my heart for brown y went there and all that. there is so many factors that causes addiction and binge drinking. there's things like character. did your parents tell you that you were destined for big things, were they interested in everything you did. these are the things that mattered -- >> let me push back a little bit. there's a forbidden. if you tell me i can't, i want to. if you say i can, it loses that allure, what about that school of thought? >> i think you're right. for my taste, if you will, in my household, i don't want to overvalue alcohol and suggest it's this mystical mysterious

substance you can never go near it or your life will be ruined. that's what this study says. the bottom line that's not true. it's really in the drinker, the propensity for alcoholism. it's not in whether your dad said here have a little burgundy, a tiny bit. >> you never know. >> the next study done, exactly. i think parents can decide these things. don't let this university study decide it for you. >> a brown graduate dr. keith ablow. thank you for joining us life. >> this is what happened, can you imagine? >> how about this, a father's bomb shell testimony. he says the va medical center handed out drugs like candy and it ultimately killed his son. can and will anyone be criminally charged there? peter johnson, jr. is here on the case next. >> i hope so. then her kids were so obnoxious during a movie they made one woman cry. that mom held them accountable her own kids.

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good morning to you it is wednesday, april first i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the deadline for a nuke deal has come and gone. we're still negotiating with iran apparently. this is no april fool's joke. we are live at the white house with the nuclear fallout. >> remember this, harry reid attacking mitt romney during the 2012 election? >> the word is out he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> harry reid admits he was telling a lie. will he apologize? no regret for reid. this hour, a young mom needed a kidney to save her

life. she posted a sign on the back of her car, and it worked. meet her and the generous stranger giving the life saving donation. this proves mornings are better with friends. >> it's time for "fox and friends." live from new york city it's "fox and friends" on april first, there's a real good possibility somebody will try to pull an april fool's prank on you. i was just googling best pranks. one easy thing you can do to a loved one is to go to their phone and change the language to a foreign language on the phone so they can't understand anything. the number one thing they said is if you're in an office situation, buy a pair of underwear, write a co-worker's name of them and leave them on the floor of the office bathroom. i think that is so wrong. >> on many levels. that is just very, very wrong. >> you know what?

bill o'reilly, let's try that. we would be laughing so hard. >> go for it. >> baloney. >> whose boxers are these? oh. >> all right. so anyway april fool's day, now we've got a fox news alert and it's not an april fools. the deadline set for nuclear talks never mattered. the negotiations are continuing even though yesterday was the deadline. >> with every hour that passes possibility of new sanctions coming from congress. >> what elizabeth just read and steve led off was not news to kevin corke. he's live at the white house with a quick recap. >> good morning to you. deadline? we don't believe in deadlines. let's be honest, this is a serious story. however, the talks are ongoing as you point out. by the way, a british foreign

secretary said there is a broad framework they're working on. obviously there are many key details that have to be worked out. i have a picture i'd like to share with you from the situation room. the president and his key advisors, including vice president biden. you see rhodes in there among others all hearing from secretary of state john kerry. and the five partners are said to have made significant progress. we've heard that before. it has been slow going according to the ap. the french russian and chinese counterparts left last night. white house press secretary josh earnest said the deadline is arbitrary. as long as the talks are advancing there's no need to stop now. >> if we're getting serious engagement from the other side to just abruptly end the talks based on this -- based on this deadline. the fact is, if we are making progress toward the finish line, we should keep going. >> obviously we're going to have a huge update coming up at 12:30

at the white house press briefing. we'll be watching the state department in the meantime. know this guys, talks will continue as long as they try to advance their agenda. meaning, can they get iran over the edge to a broad framework. doesn't like like it's going to happen. but we'll be watching the same. >> iran would be crazy to walk away from their deal of a lifetime. the bottom of the hour, senator tom cotton, he had that famous letter that 47 other senators signed, he is going to be joining us at the bottom of the hour. >> we've been talking about what's going on in indiana. the governor signed a week ago signed a religious law. it was in -- in the face of the controversy he will make amendments. he told us that yesterday on

"fox and friends." other states who are looking to pass similar laws like arkansas are not backing down in the face of the mainstream media's pressure. the governor in arkansas says he's going to go ahead with the law. >> some who said pence would make a great president. say we're going to stand behind the bill. but he says they are going to tweak it. there are a number of 2016 candidates who are backing the law. you got jeb bush, governor perry, rubio, cruz, carson, huckabee, walker. fiorina and santorum as well. i mention santorum. he was with us just about 45 minutes ago and had this to say. >> this law is not a new law. this law has been around for 20 years.

president clinton signed it. i voted for it. we believe the first amendment should be in practice in america. people should have the free exercise of religion. it doesn't mean that automatically anybody who claims a religious exemption or cause wins the debate. it says it has to be considered. >> you know, santorum was strong. jeb was strong. this is what walker said, i think the sentiment is they're going to review this in the future and we will watch as they do. this is one thing the democrats absolutely love. they love getting republicans to weigh in on social issues. they get a side show and get away from the issues that affect the country internationally and domestically. that's why they're focusing on a law that bill clinton heralded in 1993. >> not in the 20 years since has it been used to back someone discriminating. >> you gave illustrations last hour of how it helped. >> absolutely. it is a bill to protect people's religious liberties.

it is not a discrimination bill. that's why they're changing the language out in indiana. this is a big story if you're watching the networks, because they are using this as a club to beat up republicans for the most part. at the same time, you look at the stunning revelation that hillary clinton wiped her hard drive so she could destroy all of her personal e-mail. so, you know, it turns out the network spent five times more coverage on the indiana story than they did on the hillary story. you know, you think about as kor cover ups go, if it was a cover up, that kind of coverage five to one in favor of the indiana story, that's stun. >> it's not reflective of what the american people are feeling. a quinniac poll coming out with the unfavorable rating based on what's going on now. not looking good. in florida, a 46% unfavorability

rating. it jumped again. nine points in pennsylvania. just a short period of time from february of 2015 jumped up nine points to 47% rating of how unfavorable she is right now. >> here's the bottom line. you have to wonder if she was hacked by another government who is hacking us every day and penetrating the pentagon, why would we be able to get the server in chappaqua whether it was kept. she wasn't candid saying she wanted to carry one device. they asked for her e-mails and she deleted them after they asked for them. now we find out that she was replying -- like we make mistakes replying to the wurong person with a wrong answer. she's replying on --

>> way to go with our national security there, her strategy going into 2016 is going to be destroy and deny. if we look back to 2012 when you look at harry reid, his strategy was destroy people's names and lie. remember this when he said mitt romney didn't pay his taxes and he slashed them there. watch this and recall. >> he's refused to release tax returns as we know. if a person coming before this body wanted to be a cabinet officer, he couldn't be if he had the -- the same about what mitt romney does about tax returns. so the words out that he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> even on the senate floor. why is that a senate issue? >> it was a lie. >> it's so despicable for the guy who is running the president to knowingly lie. i say knowingly because it's not

true. and he finally as he -- you know, over the next two years you're going to see that harry . he was on cnn yesterday with dana bash. she asked him about these lies he told. does he feel bad? here's harry. >> no regrets about mitt romney or the koch brothers. some people have called it mccarthy. >> call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he? >> unbelievable. >> that's one of the reasons peep hate politicians. you think if that's true, let's see the proof. the proof came from mitt romney. he produced his tax returns and showed he paid it. the truth came out from harry reid. >> and he said he didn't win, did he exposing his motivation there in that election. >> he don't realize that democrats have to pick up the pieces. the one person who won't

criticize him, senator schumer. >> ainsley earhardt is in studio with us with more on the germanwings crash. airline ceos or the airline ceos landing at the germanwings crash site today. as we learn that crews might not ever find the second black box. new fears the flight data recorder was completely destroyed when the plane smashed into the alps. a critical crew might have been found. reporters are saying there was a video clip from taken inside the cabin. overnight the heir to one of the wealthiest and well-known families in american history found dead. los angeles police were called to the house of andrew getty. he is the grandson of the oil tycoon j. paul getty. he was found in his bathroom. the 47-year-old had not been feeling well over the past few

weeks. the coroner does not suspect foul play. a twist in the kidnapping case out of california. her alleged kidnappiers are threatening the police for saying it was a hoax. they worn that her abduction was a practice run for captured future high profile victims. >> thank you very much. in talking about harry reid about two minutes ago. a friend of this program, a long time department of justice attorney and lawyers down in d.c. says the reason he says harry reid says those things on the senate floor is because he is protected there. his speech is protected. he can say anything he wants and apparently he has. >> oh, yes. >> you tell me why that's senate business. meanwhile straight ahead a father's bomb shell testimony.

he says a va medical center handed out drugs like candy. ultimate lee they killed his son. can and will anybody be held criminally responsible? peter johnson jr. on that case next. plus, it's one of the most memorable hollywood action scenes ever. harrison ford leaping from the train in that fugitive. the million dollar set is still there and you can visit it.

a va medical center in wisconsin accused of handing out drugs like candy. >> a week and a half before he died, you know, he was frustrated. they put him back on one medication that they had him on earlier that he went crazy from. and they put him on a smaller amount this last time, which i didn't understand why the doctor put him back on this again. and, you know, he started to get anxiety built up. he couldn't take it anymore. >> he was here yesterday. his son jason, a marine, 35 years old died of an overdose. why is nobody being held responsible and can they be. here with us is peter johnson jr. >> in my opinion, that's manslaughter. that's manslaughter.

somebody should go to jail because of what happened to that marine. we have a cavalcade of deaths here. according to one report, 33 deaths at that facility of the va. you know what? at this point, nothing is going to happen. the dea is looking at it. the inspector general is looking at it. this one is looking at it, that one is looking at it. some reports say a dr. was responsible for treating patients who died of overdoses. six different patients at that facility. they had two patients die in the parking lot. >> oh, my goodness. >> in the parking lot. with regard to drugs. so you're giving hydrocodone, oxycodone. morphine to people at a rate 20 or 40 times approximately what they had done in the past. so i call it the stupe ifaction

of american veterans. let's zom biify veterans. it's going on in other states based upon what i've been told and from the thousands of e-mails i got from veterans and they're families. >> when he was talking to us yesterdayer yesterday, he made it clear. he checked his son in because his son said i'm having a problem. he gets a phone call from his son and says they got me on so many drugs. and the doctor chewed him out because he reported him to a supervisor. the doctor put him on another drug and he died. >> veterans who are not taking the drugs and may have been selling them. drug tests show they weren't taking them. they gave them more. it's not enough to try for our veterans. the president needs to step up. we've said it ten different times. we cannot zom biify america's

veterans. they cannot be subjected to a substandard medical culture. they deserve -- we deserve -- they deserve the very best. they're being made drug addicts. that's their reward for service. >> he told me yesterday, he said the va killed his son. >> i agree with him. i don't think there's any question. he needs to sue and people need to be indicted. that's the only remedy we have. >> all right. it does. >> i hope he does. >> thank you very much. coming up on this wednesday, her kids were so obnoxious during a movie they made one woman cry. but that mom held them accountable. her own daughters. here story went viral. both moms join us live coming up next. ♪

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some quick headlines. it's the land and sea edition. on land, it's plain scary. a woman hops the fence at san jose international airport and walks across the airfield. she was arrested and booked for trespassing. this is the fifth breach the airport has seen in the last year. they need a bigger fence. >> some shocking cargo from the costa concordia cruise ship. oo new report said it was carrying a huge shipment of cocaine for the most feared mafia organization in italy. the drugs were never found. isn't that convenient? elizabeth. thank you you. this woman was mortified when she found out her daughters were being rude to a mom.

even worse that mom revealed to the girls this would probably be the first time she'd be able to take her daughter to the movies because her husband lost his job. she took the facebook to apologize. my husband and i are having them to write your apologize letter tonight. we would like to pay for your movie and snacks out of their allowance. that note going viral the laeas. joining us live are both of those moms. we thank you for being with us. a mom's tale. and really, being reunited here is incredible. rebecca, take us to the movie theater. you're through a tough time at home. you took your daughter to the movie why? >> we wanted to go out and watch cinderella. we both love the story. i told her i'd take her to go see it. >> you're there and trying to inenjoy it with your daughter and what happens? >> we had two young ladies that

were sitting behind us. they were giggling and talking loud. tapping my seat. i turned around and gave them a couple of looks, you know, thinking that might stop it. after a little while, they continued. i turned around i said we paid for this movie like you did, could you keep it quiet. they did okay for a few minutes. then they started back. it lasted throughout the movie. >> then you told them sometimes you don't know what someone is going through, correct? >> i did after the movie. when we walked out outside after the movie was over, i seen the girls standing outside. i approached them y. sent my daughter ashley to the car. i approached the girls. i was like, you know you don't realize your actions affect other people. and you never know what other people are going through. i said for instance, my husband was just laid off from his job. this will probably be the last movie i take ashley to for a while. you ruined that for us. >> speaking hard but truths

there to the girls. the kids come home and your teen age son tells you what happens, what did he say? >> he said mom i'm so embarrassed. the girls were acting up in the theater and they were rude and loud. and they upset this lady. this upset this lady and she said something about it and she said something after the movie. i was kind of wait, slow down, tell me the whole story. i need to know what happened from start to finish. when it came out -- i began to understand how the girls were behaving. >> you went on facebook. you sent out this post, why? >> i sent out the post for two reasons. the first was to hold my daughters accountable for their behavior. i tell me daughters all the time, you're free to make choices but you also have to be free to suffer the consequences of those choices. so that was the initial reason.

the secondary reason for that was just to genuinely apologize to ms. boyd and let her know that the girls are not raised that way. and we deeply, deeply apologize for just the way that they acted and what they -- >> it's incredible that you did that. you were able to find each other. i know that someone mentioned to you, rebecca you were able connect. now you're together here. what does your husband do and has he found a job yet or had any offers? >> he worked with the railroad. he has had a couple of offers, he's in contact with people now. >> this is because the post has gone viral. there's a silver lining. how good does it feel having a mom who wants to be accountable next to you? >> it is awesome. i did not expect it at all. >> what's been the reaction in your house from this, how are the girls doing with it. >> they're doing a lot better

now. they know the intention was not to embarrass them. they're happy that we found rebecca. they are embarrassed. rightfully so. >> sometimes that is what happens. when you hurt people and even if you don't mean to. consequences are still there. i love the fact you two are working together for a great cause for the kids. so glad you could be together and be with us on "fox and friends." >> thank you so much. >> incredible. go mamas that's what i say. coming up, a shocking claim from one of our nation's heroes. watch. >> you would think they would look at my records and say, you know what? we bought 14 legs, this guy is an amputee. but no. >> it's hard to believe but a va hospital forcing a veteran to take an x-ray to prove he's an amputee. remember him? he oversaw the gsa and part aed in a hot tub? this morning he's back in the

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cold because he stepped on a teenager's toes. this disturbing video in philadelphia. the older man accidently stepped on his foot. he followed them on to the platform and knocked him out cold and broke his job. the attacker is still on the loose. the va wants proof he was an amputee by giving him an x-ray. >> you'd think they would look at my records and say you know what? we bought 14 legs this guy is an amputee. no. you're wasting money taking ext x-raies. >> he was wounded three different times overseas and vaenl had to have the leg amputat amputated. the va wouldn't take his word for it that his leg was gone. >> it's one of hollywood's most iconic scenes from the film, the

fugitive. now, 22 years after that movie was shot, the train wreck set is still sitting in north carolina in the mountains there. the twisted rusted metal from the $1.5 million scene is a major tourist attraction. if you're in north carolina, go check it out. those are your headlines. >> thank you very much. it's on my bucket list. >> i would love to see that for sure. i would also love to see maria molina who is here with our weather. tell us it is finally spring. >> it's going to start to feel it a lot across parts of the northeast. this weekend coming up across new england and interior parts of the northeast we could be looking at another round of snow and very cold temperatures. i'm sorry to tell you that. enjoy the warmth while you have it. i want to take you out west across parts of the plains. we do have risk for storms today that could produce severe

weather. you're looking at the risk area stretching from oklahoma to minnesota. there will be storms across the southeast with isolated severe weather. as we head into thursday, more severe storms possible from the midwest into parts of arkansas and missouri. we do have an elevated fire danger as well. due to strong winds and low humidity levels. a number of fire weather watches are in effect there from new mexico up to the dakotas. very warm in the center of the nation. 76 will be the high in minneapolis. in caribou maine, 28 degrees for the high. let's head back in inside. >> thank you very much. meanwhile, remember this guy right here? yep, that bath tub guy. he's the former administrative official made famous by this hot tub picture in las vegas. >> how could we forget that photo there? >> now he is pleading guilty to a federal fraud charge over the lavish conference spending. joining us from our sister network, fox business, maria bartiromo. >> i'm not mad at you, i just

looked at you. hey maria. >> do you know what it reminds me of? it takes you back to when this whole deal went down, how company after company after company started canceling all of their conferences. >> we can't spend money. >> we can't spend money and the administration really came down hard. so hard that it was really an overreach. as a result, businesses were complaining that they couldn't necessarily do any lavish things. they had to cancel copferences. it put that business out of business. >> a long vision of the administration. >> remember, this guy got in trouble because he lied to the government. they asked him questions and he lied to them. >> it has nothing to do with overall lavish spending and the big conferences companies would do. the overreach impacted a lot of companies and jobs. >> the hot tub photo didn't held. >> there were two glasses there. >> who paid for -- >> let's talk about some of

these government programs that didn't pay off. solynd solyndra, are there more out there? >> there are actually, that loan program just gave out another loan to alcoa. this program was supposed to basically enforce and encourage clean energy. so this fund, for $25 billion is down to $16 billion. already the way the government has spent this money has been criticized because two out of the five companies that have been funded, you know, getting these loans have gone out of business. and, you know, we see solyndra and we see stories, clean energy stories that blue up. the republicans are saying this is taxpayer money. let's talk about the subsidies. >> when it comes to alcoa you make the call. does anyone know that reference? the nfl. >> over my head. >> you know what's ironic, is while the administration is

pushing all these green energy initiatives in these country. when the comes to iran, what are they doing? they're pushing nuclear power. they got a lot of sunshine over there, why aren't they solar powered? >> it's a peaceful program. >> that's why they should be pushing solar in iran rather than a nuke bomb. >> unbelievable. >> where can we find -- >> he's going to be on our show. he is suing bank of america for $20 million. we want to talk about why he -- >> the outstanding defensive lineman. >> he'll tell me when he joins me at the top of the hour. >> you don't think about nfl players as investors. >> who told him what to do with his money and why is it bank of america's fault. >> is there any possibility you could get the ceo from alcoa today? >> he's made a statement about the loan actually. basically he said we're happy to be in business with the

government. >> you make the call, maria. >> they are going to use that money to expand the aluminum plant that is the aluminum for the f-150. >> go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder and there you'll find her. >> or on our couch every day. >> right. still ahead on this show, don't be jealous, maria. the deadline for the nuke deal with iran has passed. still no deal. why is the u.s. still on the table. the man who has been against this from the beginning, senator tom cotton live. a young mother needed a kidney to save her life and wrote a plea on the back of her car. it worked. meet the mom and the stranger giving the life saving donation to her ♪ you got a friend in me ♪ where you go

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a fox news alert now. breaking as we speak, a massive manhunt in eastern chicago for this convicted murder. cameron taylor is considered armed and dangerous. he broke out of jail overnight after attacking a correctional officer, stealing his keys, uniform and suv. which he then took off in. the make of the vehicle is this, a 2012 brown chevy ecwin ox. he is considered armed and dangerous. meanwhile another fox news alert. the deadline of midnight for negotiations with iran over the nuclear program are come and gone. the talks are continuing today in switzerland. >> does this move indicate the

power has shifted into iran's hands? >> all right. our next guest has been against the negotiations from the very beginning. he was behind the letter to iran telling them not to engage with the white house. arkansas senator tom cotton joins us right now. senator, we're at the point, it seems to be a breaking point. we've extended the talks, your reaction? >> i have to go back to what elizabeth said about the power shifting to iran. unfortunately we had the position of strength in 2013. the president gave up the cards we held by loosening sanctions to get iran to the negotiating table. they have been calling the shots for over a year now. our insistence at staying at the negotiating table past the president's own announced deadline he said we would not break goes to show we're negotiating from a position of weakness. if you look at what happened in swirts during the last 12 hours. the foreign ministers foreign minister france, china and russia. secretary of state kerry is still there pleading with a deal. the time has come to get back to

a position of strength and not accept the bargain iran wants. >> you said secretary kerry is pleading for a deal. he's begging. the other countries have left because they said the deadline was midnight. it's come and gone. we're out of here. they left at 6:00 this morning. how desperate is this administration for a legacy icem as opposed to national security? >> well, the president's own deputy national security advisor was caught on tape comparing a nuclear deal with iran obamacare. it gives you a sense of how deeply t this deal, even if it doesn't stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. if you look at the concessions they made over the last week, they apparently are willing to let iran continue to enrich uranium in an underground fortified military bunker and let them keep their stock piles of youranium. >> what can go wrong? >> as long as as progress is

being made we're going to keep the talks going. for whom is progress being made. >> that's not how you negotiate from strength. i don't know who would negotiate for a used car or buy a home like this. you have to be willing to walk away from the table and reapply leverage to iran. the fact we're still sitting in switzerland when our partners have left. it just tells iran they can continue to demand things from the west. >> you could be using a hard nosed congress saying this is a bad deal. instead they pushed back on guys like you and even democrats. >> that's exactly right. one of the reason our founding fathers insisted that congress approve international agreements, even though the president negotiates them is to protect the american people from unwise dangerous agreements. it also gives the president stronger negotiating leverage

internationally because he should be ail to tell our adversaries he alone cannot commit the united states to binding agreements. congress has to do so. democrats and republicans alike in the congress are insisting we get a deal that blocks iran from getting a nuclear weapon. >> tom cotton, thanks for joining us on this wednesday. >> that's right. >> thank you. now this, it's an incredible story. a young mom needed a kidney to save her life. what did she do? she posted this sign you're looking at right here on the back of her car and it worked. up next, she and that generous stranger joining us live. first let's join martha maccallum live for a preview of "america's newsroom." >> trey gowdy wants to speak to hillary clinton about why her server needed to be wiped clean. and she's got a deadline on that. also, she is slipping in key swing states right now. bowe bergdahl's defense says he

wanted to be a whittle blower on his bad team he was serving with. then he got captured. is that true? his platoon speaks out this morn when bill and i see you at the top of the hour.

you're not going to believe this story but you should. this young mom was struggling with kidney failure. when she came up with an idea to post a plea on her car window in search of a donor. it said this, quote my 2-year-old son needs a healthy mom. looking for a type o blood kidney. i am 23 on dialysis. that's when this stranger, a young dad of three drove by and new he had to help. he texted the number on the window. it turns out, through a series of tests, he was a match.

joining us right now. christine royals and josh who met for the first time about a week ago with this story. when you wrote that on your window. were you expecting a response or was it something to make you feel as though you were doing everything possible? >> i had like, a really good feeling inside that it was going to work. i didn't expect to get as many responses as i did. >> so you did get responses. and you got a match. josh, people see crazy signs and signs every day. why did you look at this window, that sign and react? >> i think having two new born children resonated with me. the fact that her message mentioned she had a 2-year-old son that needed his mom. seeing my wife with my three sons, it really meant a lot to me. and no child should be without their mother. >> wow. and that's exactly what it said.

christine, i could not believe this stat. there are a thousands of people on a waiting list. only a small percentage get them. the surgery is scheduled for may. what has the reaction been from your family? >> my family is super excited. they feel like we're getting an extension of our family by meeting josh and his wife. >> josh, for you you're going to have to miss work. you're sacrificing your kidney. has anyone questioned you on this or just supported you on this? >> it's been kind of mixed. at first, i think my family was a little apprehensive. but they know me, they know my character. and i really want to do this to help her out. i will miss three to six weeks of work. but if it saves her life, it's completely worth it to me. >> now that you met christine,

does that really make it special? >> it does. >> i can imagine. so now you've done something christine, to help josh, what are you doing? >> yeah, i'm organizing a pancake breakfast at our local town. and also, one of his wife's friends made a go fund me account. that's really going to help them a lot when he's out of work. >> josh you're not going to get paid as you're out of work. you need a month to get back on your feed. so the go fund me/apd 87 w that's a way people can keep you going. you appreciate the sentiment? >> i appreciate it a lot. i know it means a lot to my family. going out on fmla is unpaid leave. >> i know the operation is coming up in may. all the success, your life. i know your kids and family will

be thankful for someone like josh who standed up when you needed him. great american story. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> all right. please let us know how the operation goes. more "fox and friends" in just a moment. the stories that matter most to us straight ahead. sunday dinners at my house...

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