good morning. >> good morning to you as well. the "rolling stones" story came out in november of 2015. now four months later the magazine is officially retracking its discredited story but is it enough to undo the harm that's been done on campus. sunday's retraction follows a scathing report from columbia university which said the article was, quote, a story of unavoidable. reporting editorial supervision and fact checking, it was a failure. >> it is a really important issue just because this kind of event is what makes victims not want to come out. >> you may recall the november 2014 article focused on a student identified only as jackie who said she was raped by seven men at the fbi kappa sy frat house. last month the charlottesville police department said it found

no evidence to back up the allegations. >> we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude that tlchsz even an event on september 28th 2012, at that particular fraternity house. >> the reporter who reported the story explained it this way i allowed my concern for jackie's well-being, my fear of retraumatizing her and my confidence in her credibility to take the place of more questioning and more facts. some say the apology is good but the damages from the article still run deep. >> kelly, could there still be more fallout at "rolling stone"? >> indeed, there could be. what's going on on the campus sexual assault does occur on college campuses. now some of those people who actually experience this kind of assault may be limited or fearful of bringing their assault complaints to the authorities. >> all right.

kelly wright joining us live this morning. we appreciate the update. thank you. now to another fox news alert. the justice department is now joining in on the investigation after an american family on a caribbean vacation is left fighting for their lives today. steve azmen is paralyzed, his two sons in comas. all three of them in critical condition. the environmental protection agency said they were all poise poisoned while staying on an island after a highly toxic pesticide was used. the mother was released from the hospital and is doing okay. the d.o.j. is now looking into that company that used the pesticide. the company stopped all fume my gags processes there on the virgin islands. the same company or the same product is ban here in the u.s. new overnight, a horrific scene after a car and a tour bus collide in a southern california intersection injuring five. the car hardly recognizable as

you see there. firefighters had to cut some of the victims out of the wreckage. rescuers describing one of the injuries as serious. at this hour it remains unclear which victims came from the bus or the car. now over to egypt. we are just learning about a brutal attack on christians there who were trying to honor the dead. a mob of angry muslims throwing stones and explosionves at a christian perrish trying to build a new church to dedicate it to the 21 christians murdered on the beach in a mass beheading. the muslims said they would never allow the church to be built. they arrested several protesters but they were set free. dozens of americans who went to fight for isis are back on the homeland. homeland security secretary jeh johnson said 40 radical americans who went to join isis are now back at home. >> as i understand it of the 180 americans who have gone overseas to fight in iraq and

syria, 40 have come back. i assume that you're keeping close tabs on those 40. >> we have in fact kept close tabs on those who we believe have left and those who have come back. a number have been arrested or investigated, and we have systems in place to track these individuals, but you can't know everything. >> in the last three weeks there have been six americans arrested for trying to join isis. trying to deal with iran is in place. benjamin netanyahu is continuing his push for a better deal. >> the israeli prime minister saying israel's future hangs in the balance as president obama defends the controversial deal. rich edson is live in washington with the latest for us this morning. good morning, rich. >> reporter: good morning. weeks after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu angered democrats in congress, the united states and israel

remain close allies. >> this is our best bet by far to make sure iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon. what we will be doing even as we enter into this deal is sending a very clear message to the iranians and the entire region that if anybody messes with israel, america will be there. >> i'm not trying to kill any deal i'm trying to kill a bad deal. you say it's an historic decision, historic deal it could be an historically bad deal. it leaves the preeminent state of our time with a vast nuclear infrastructure. >> iran has set a june 30th deadline to work out the specifics of this deal. the framework requires iran to reduce the number of centrifuges and submit to inspections. israel says that leaves too much of iran's infrastructure in place. lawmakers will soon deal giving congress the authority to review and reject any iran nuclear deal. the spokesman for house speaker john boehner says this fails to

meet the previously stated benchmarks. congress is still on recess. rich, any idea on how president obama can repair that relationship with benjamin netanyahu or is this frayed forever? >> reporter: it's frayed. it's not a good relationship. it's arguably at its low point here but the u.s. and egypt remain strong allies. the white house contends that the relationship will continue. >> rich, we welcome you to the fox news channel. we understand that you're coming over to our side. you were with business channel and now you're here. >> nice to have him here. well, senator lindsey graham has some hare much words about the president's foreign policy. >> obama is a flawed negotiator. his foreign policy has failed on multiple fronts. nobody trusts him. the iranians do not fear or respect him so he'll never be

able to get the best deal. the best deal, i think, comes with a new president. hillary clinton would do better. i think everybody on our side except maybe rand paul could do better. terrifying moments during an easter service. the roof of a church in new jersey suddenly collapses. sent the worshippers running. at least 14 people were hurt. all of them are expected to be okay. one person had a 4 inch gash in their head. investigators are trying to figure out what made that roof collapse. a couple is hit by a train and killed. police in north carolina say that it appears one person was sitting on the tracks as the amtrak train approached and the other tried to pull that person away. no one on board the train that was headed to new york was injured, by the way, but service was delayed for a couple of hours. the husband and wife killed were reportedly living in a homeless camp nearby. well, the massacre at kenya's garissa university

reportedly went on for seven hours before police sent in a tactical unit. once a specially trained police unit went into the college, it only took 30 minutes to take down the four gunmen. now questions are being raised why there was such a long delay. the son of a government official was one of the gunmen responsible for the slaughter of 148 people. closing arguments start today in the boston marathon bombing trial. attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev admit that their client did participate in the attack which left three people dead but today they will reiterate their arguments that tsarnaev was under the influence of his older brother tamerlan and not the mastermind behind the bombing. if found guilty the jury will hear additional evidence before deciding on the death penalty. ready to run. kentucky senator rand paul is teasing a big announcement that is coming tomorrow, and in a new video released overnight he is

promising a different kind of republican leader. it's time for a new way, a new set of ideas, a new leader, one you can trust, one who works for you, and above all, it's time for a new president. >> paul would be the second republican candidate to formally announce a flun 2016. ted cruz announced a couple of weeks ago. it's going to be a wet start all across the country. >> but it is getting warmer. >> maria molinez tracking the weather for us. >> we're looking at a relatively active weather start to the week across the country because many areas are looking at a lot of precipitation. one of those areas is out west. this out here is welcome news. we've been talking about a drought ongoing for already several months now across the state of california. now we have welcome moisture

coming in. across northern areas of northern california and parts of the pacific northwest. we will take the moisture. snow is coming down across the higher elevations of the sierra sz. across parts of the east we will see a lot of moisture moving into parts of the gulf coast and heavy rain into places like tennessee and farther north across places like kentucky where last week we had to deal with significant flooding. looking at another round of heavy storms tonight and also into tomorrow. temperature wise though very mild across the country. feeling like spring out there. 60s today in new york city chicago and cleveland. across parts of the south. temperatures really heating up out here. looking at that into the 80s across parts of the plains and the combination of the warm temperatures by the way and moisture over the next several days could prompt the risk for some severe storms across the plains. we'll keep you updated. otherwise, temperatures getting into tomorrow. seeing very warm across the plains, in the '80s. in the northeast not bad

either. you'll be in 60s for places like new york city. new england on the severe side. in the 40s for the city of boston. >> 60s for new york. everywhere else across the country looks good too. >> it was nice here this morning. little wind breaker. well, then there were two. 68 teams in the running and now it all comes down to this. tonight wisconsin and duke going head to head for the ncaa basketball title. both teams number one seeds in their division. >> going to be good. wisconsin taking down tournament favorite kentucky, which was my pick. 71-64 victory while duke dominated michigan state on saturday, 81-61. yes are you excited? >> for a lot of folks that wisconsin/kentucky game was a big surprise. we'll see what happens. the time is 11 after the top of the hour. coming up terrorist teenagers two teens, one not even old enough to drive now charged with planning attacks but one of their parents say it's all a big

misunderstanding. then nearly buried alive. the dramatic helmet camera of a snowmobiler caught in that avalanche. steer clear of george clooney or face a fine. we'll explain straight ahead.

two british teenagers are now under arrest suspected of terrorism in the u.k. british police just arrested a 14-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl on suspicion of planning terror attacks. right now police are scanning through their electronics but they have both been freed on bail. meantime the girl's mother tells the media that she thinks her daughter was playing a joke with a friend. some incredible new video to show you this morning that shows the terrifying moment, the very moment a snowmobiler gets buried by an avalanche.

it was all caught on his helmet camera. look at that. you can tell obviously the man is lucky to be alive. he was in canada and out with a group of friends when this happened. they were able to dick him out after a couple of minutes. the snowmobiler, not injured. amazing. but more terrifying moments for kwun neighborone neighborhood when a massive swarm of bees attacked sending one man to the hospital. they found the men blanketed by bees, each with as many as 50 stings. firefighters had to douse the bees to get them to disperse. >> i said, why are you running? what's going on? he said, there's bees everywhere. my dogs were stung. i was taking care of my dogs. i looked out the window my neighbor's brother was on the ground rolling bees covering him all over his face. >> the bees stung a woman as she came out of her home.

a bombshell revelation more than a year after 19 firefighters died battling that massive wild fire in arizona. a lawyer investigating the yarnell hill fire says the soul survivor heard the firefighters leader order his team to leave their safe spot. the group died when a massive wild fire changed directions and the flames overtook them. this lawyer says mcdonagh, the soul survivor said he heard his supervisor argue with a top deputy and pushed him to make that dangerous move. mcdonagh denies making that statement. the controversial homeless jesus statutee could be leaving detroit. it has garnered high praise and criticism. now the artist behind homeless jesus has the funding in place one in detroit, that he can install it near saint peter and paul church in downtown.

basically he has funding in detroit to install. the lackluster march jobs report has a blow to stocks. >> lauren what can we expect this week from wall street? >> hi, ladies. let's show you stock futures unfortunately to kick things off. you can see we are in for it. that is because investors today are first getting to react to friday's jobs report for march. it was a major disappointment. just 126,000 jobs were added. that was 100,000 fewer than expected. also the weakest since 2013. the labor participation rate, that was the lowest in 30 years. the unemployment rate stayed at 5.5%, the same as in april. the bright spot, wages, did go up an average a bit. 7 cents an hour. at least it's something. >> yeah every little bit counts. firstapple now

samsung is having bending issues. >> bend gate. last fall bend gate took the online world by storm. they showed iphone 6 pluses bending. now square trade is applying it to samsung's galaxy 6 edge. how did it fare? both phones bund when 110 pounds of pressure. the s6 screen cracks. the question is do users care if a phone bends? especially phones from samsung and not apple. how about "fast and furious 7" it came out racing to the top. >> this is the latest film which took home $143 million this weekend. enough to put it in first place. enough to set a record for an april opening. and enough to make it the biggest debut of the year. fans came for the action but they also came to see the tribute to the series star paul walker who died before the movie

was finished filming. my favorite part, his look alike brothers, he filmed the scenes they never got to film. >> pretty amazing. thank you, lauren. don't miss lauren on the fox business network. log on to fox business.com/channel finder. it is now 20 minutes after the top of the hour. a gun owner targeted, his bank accounts closed and it all could be because of the government. and taylor swift might be a megastar but she can't shake off a little competition. her easter celebration video is going viral. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> i told myself i wasn't going to be paranoid, but is that guy looking at us? >> no. un-huh. >> an italian city posting a public notice to prevent fans from disturbing the actor and his wife at their lake komo home. anyone who violates the order could face a $600 fine. the power couple expected to spend the summer at the villa. it is time now to brew on this. fathers, can you afford a stay-at-home mom. a texas mom sends an essay about his wife. his article on the website we are glory is going viral. >> he calculated just how much annual salary a stay-at-home mom should be making. came out to nearly $74,000. that includes child care cooking, cleaning, running the finances. he says quote, i would have to make over $100000 to even begin to be able to cover my living

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"rolling stone" retracts its report about sexual assault after a scathing review. the new fallout this morning. poisoned down in paradise. the luxury vacation turns into a terrifying ordeal for an american family that's now in the hospital. why the government is now investigating. and hundreds of dogs sick, some even dead. what pet owners need to know about what some are calling an epidemic. "fox & friends" first continues right now. good morning to you and your family. welcome to "fox & friends" first. i'm ansley earhardt and i am heather childers. the magazine is now retracting that article after a scathing review.

kelly wright is here with the developing story. good morning, kelly. >> reporter: good morning to you as well. the "rolling stone" magazine's retraction follows reaction of a story being called journalistic failure that was avoidable. it focused on a female student called jackie claimed she was raymond by seven men at a fraternity. the day after the story captured national headlines it began to unravel. eventually state police found no evidence to back up the woman's allegations. "rolling stone" issued its apology and sabrina early explained in her apology quote i allowed my concern for jackie's well-being my fear of retraumatizing her, and my confidence in her credibility to take the place of more questioning and more faction. while some are pleased with the

apology, others say the damage has been done. they worry now more about repercussions. >> i'm afraid that students, like other people that come out with stories of how they were sexually assaulted people think the particular accident. oh no, she must be lying. >> it is a huge issue because this kind of event is what makes victims not want to come out. >> that is a fear that is out there right now. the article also damaged the reputation of the attorney and made the school's administration look at that. >> how is that fraternity handling that bad press? any plans to sue? >> they say the article was defamatory and because of that it is now looking at its legal options. >> live for us in the studio. thanks, kel. >> sure. breaking this morning the justice department joining the investigation into the apparent poisoning of a delaware family

on vacation in the virgin islands. steve esmond is paralyzed his teenage sons in comas. his wife, the only one out of the hospital. now the environmental protection agency says that the family was poisoned when a toxic pesticide was sprayed in the condo they rented in st. john. the d.o.j. is looking into the company that used the pesticide. the same product is banned from being used inside the u.s. an update on a story overnight. a horrific scene turned deadly in this crash involving a car and tour bus at an interception in southern california. reports say the driver of that car has died while the wreck left four bus passengers injured. the car hardly recognizeablerecognizable. firefighters had to cut some of the victims from all of that wreckage. terrifying moments during an easter church service. the roof of a new jersey church suddenly collapsing in the middle of a song sending worshippers running. at least 14 people were hurt.

all of them are expected to be okay. one person was left with a four inch gash on their head. investigators are trying to determine exactly what caused that roof to collapse. and now to egypt where we are just learning about a brutal attack on christians who were trying to honor the dead. a mob of angry muslims threw stones and explosives at a parish trying to build a new church dedicated to the 21 christians murdered by isis in a mass beheading. the muslims claimed they would never allow the church to be built. they arrested several protestors but they were all set free. dozens of americans who went to fight for isis are now back here in our country. homeland security secretary jeh johnson now admitting 40 radical americans who went overseas to join isis are back here at home. >> i understand that of the 180 americans who have gone overseas to fight in iraq and syria 40 have come back. i assume that you're keeping

close tabs on those 40. >> we have in fact, kept close tabs on those that we believe have left and those who have come back. a number have been arrested or investigated, and we have systems in place to track these individuals, but you can't know everything. >> in the last three weeks there have been six americans arrested for trying to go and join isis. >> wow. then all of those that we don't know about. benjamin netanyahu says the current deal with iran leaves the door open to a nuclear bomb but president obama claims that it is our best bet to keep iran from the nuke. doug zeider is live in d.c. with both sides of the argument. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning. the president is defending this deal speaking to thomas freedman over the weekend. >> this is our best bet by far to make sure iran doesn't get a

nuclear weapon. >> reporter: there are plenty of critics over the deal hammered out by the united states france germany, russia and china. concerns that they will get relief from economic sanctions while at the same time maintaining a pretty robust nuclear program. the fiercest critic is israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that says iran will still be too close to developing a nuclear weapon. >> not trying to kill any deal, i'm trying to kill a bad deal. you say it's an historic decision, an historic deal. it could be an historically bad deal because it leaves the preeminent terrorist state of our time with a vast nuclear infrastructure infrastructure. >> the real question moving forward now may be congress. congress is still on spring recess but they will be back very soon and there are a lot of critics from both sides of the aisle. >> we know that. we've heard from all of them. thank you. douglas luzader. ready to run. kentucky senator rand paul is keeping a big announcement coming up tomorrow.

in a new video released overnight, he's promising a different kind of republican leader. >> it's time for a new way, a new set of ideas, a new leader one you can trust. one who works for you and, above all, it's time for a new president. >> paul would be the second republican candidate to formally announce a run for the white house in 2016. texas senator ted cruz announced his campaign two weeks ago. april showers for most of the country today. >> yeah. maria molina is tracking it. maria it's spring here for all of us finally. >> finally we'll be seeing the showers around the country, temperatures warming up. unfortunately, there could be showers that are a little bit too heavy and produce localized flash flooding. that will be a concern for places that have seen recent flooding across parts of texas.

out here in california we're waking up to showers out there and we're seeing snow across the higher elevations. it's welcome news. there is a lot of moisture across parts of the eastern united states. today we'll be seeing heavy rain across parts of the southeast. tonight and tomorrow parts of kentucky could be looking at another round of heavy rain as well. that's again after the significant flooding you saw last week. we're not expecting that much rainfall. nonetheless, you get storms that produce very heavy rain in a short amount of time. temperatures across the country, very spring like. well into the 80s today across oklahoma, texas even into parts of southwestern kansas and across the northeast, not too bad. 60 today and also into tomorrow across new york city. still on the chilly side as we head into the northern areas like new england upper great lakes. highs there in the 30s and 40s. heather and ansley. >> thank you, maria. we like that. let the good times roll. today the first family has the

130th annual white house easter egg roll. a crowd of more than 35,000 will gather on the south lawn to participate in the tradition. along with the egg roll it will feature sports, cooking zones all in support of the first lady's let's move initiative. >> probably no cadbury eggs there. easter traditions taylor swift might be a megastar. but she still knows how to have a good old-fashioned time. >> i've got like 100 good lucks. >> taylor swift letting competitive at a family easter egg hunt. she battled her little brother for the eggs. judging from the videos we would say taylor probably won. >> i love to see that. still a kid at heart. it is 39 minutes after the hour. are your health plans getting higher? blame obama. the problem with the health plan. >> and a communist flag flies

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new reports out find that obamacare is taking a major toll not only on your wallet but your tax refund. adam shapiro is here to explain. what do you mean? >> good morning, ansley. the cost of obamacare is hitting americans with smaller tax refunds. the heritage foundation ran a micro simulation analysis and it found the big price hike in 2014, 50%, was just the beginning. rates for people who would buy

insurance individually on the exchanges are up 5% this year which is more than double the rate of inflation. the simulation found young adults in california they saw rates increase 10% above 2014. affordable care act subsidizes premiums for people who have to buy their insurance but those subsidies, you have to pay those back. millions of americans face a larger tax bill this year. h&r block reports 54% of americans who bought insurance owe money back. a figure confirmed by the kaiser foundation. kaiser estimates $7.5 million people have to account to the irs for their subsidy. tax day is nine days away. sorry to ruin your monday. >> we just talked to our guy last night. check that box off. thanks so much, adam. don't miss adam on the fox business network. >> nine days. well a warning for pet

owners. a dog flu outbreak is in chicago killing five canines and affecting 1,000 more since january. vets say dogs can develop a cough and breathing problems. owners are being warned to avoid the park, pet training centers and doggy day cares. a flu vaccine is being developed and humans can't get it from their pets. half a million illegals have applied for driver's licenses in california. that is within the last three months. the state dmv didn't expect to reach that number until july. the overwhelming response has prompted the dmv to open four new locations. a royal battle going down over this castle fort. a utah family has been told that their cardboard castle is violating city code which prohibits trash or junk from being stored on their property. they now have 15 days to remove the fort. if they don't, they're going to be fined. >> they can also file criminal

charges against us and levy the fines as a lien against the house. >> some neighbors suggest moving the fort to the backyard. the family says they can't because the backyard is on the hill. >> the castle fort. >> remember those? >> those were great. the time is 15 minutes till the top of the hour. coming up, a communist flag flying over a state capitol but not for long. how a group of patriots took matters into their own hand. >> take a long shower and you could face a hefty fine. why one state is pushing for that change. >> yeah, that's a real story too. let's check in with steve dousy on what's coming up for "fox & friends." >> ladies coming up on "fox & friends," another republican throwing his hat in the ring for the white house in 2016. what that means for the democrats and other republican contenders coming up. plus, "rolling stone" magazine said sorry we had shoddy journalism incorrectly

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and welcome back to "fox & friends" first. two british teenagers, one not even old enough to drive are now under arrest on terror charges. >> british police just arrested a 14-year-old boy and 16-year-old girl on suspicion of planning terror attacks.

police are scanning through their electronics but they have both been freed on bail. they tell the media she thinks her daughter was playing a prank on a friend. this is a string of terror-real estated arrests in the u.k. jamall al abani of california was trying to bring his pregnant wife and 2-year-old daughter to the u.s. but he was caught until rebel mortar fighter. yemeni american citizens are growing very worried that family members back in yemen a similar fate. >> it's really upsetting and sad. i talked to other like families here. they have some american relatives back in yemen. and they don't know what to do. >> the u.s. does not have any plans right now to vacate the private u.s. citizens. a chinese communist flag flown next to a american flag in the washington state. governor ordered the flag be

flown for his meeting with the chinese ambassador. local patriots weren't pleased so they took matters into their own hands with the help of a capitol official, the man took the chinese flag down. they said flying it at the same height as old glory was disrespectful. hires dozens of illegals to teach students all across the country. it's part of a new pilot program where young immigrants can apply for a work permit and remove from deportation. it says it plans to create more opportunities for immigrants in the coming years. leave your laptops at homes. a brand new study finds students learn better when they take notes by hands. kinds who type mindlessly record everything their teacher says. but those writing listen to what's most important. prince harry is now down

under. he just arrived in australia for a month long military deployment. for the next four weeks he will train with australian soldiers and learn more about their program for wounded warriors. in june harry retires from the british military after a decade of service. he plans on working with injured vets. it is now seven minutes till the top of the hour. a salary for stay at home moms? sound good. one husband puts a price tag on how much they should get paid. his essay is going viral. your e-mails next. major league baseball's opening day kicks off today. why you will need to get to the stateiums earlier than ever. this goat is in trouble with the law. what he did that landed him in the arms of police. ♪

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it is now three minutes before the top of the hour. here's what you need to know. the fallout continues after columbia university releases a report on rolling stone's discredited article. the magazine officially restracting the story. let's keep talking about this. why do you think it took so long for rolling stone to retract the article? was the apology enough?

log in to our facebook page to log in. a delaware family on vacation in the virgin islands gets poisoned. a pesticide is suspected of leaving a father paralyzed. it's opening day for 28 major league baseball teams. and fans headed to the games will notice increased security. this year the league is requiring everyone to go through metal detectors when they enter the ball parks. time now for the good, bad and ugly. up first, the good. one woman takes the exit to motherhood a little early on a connecticut interstate. when firefighters arrived they loaded the couple into the back of an emergency vehicle where the woman ended up giving birth to a boy. the bad california's drought so bad people can be fined for taking long showers. the governor announced residents can be fined up to $500 a day for using too much water. the ugly, a baaad billy

goat. new jersey police got a call from a resident saying the goat was head butting their front door. it was turned over to animal control to find its owner. the texas man's essay about his wife who is a stay at mom is going viral. he calculated how much his wife should be making. it came out to nearly $74,000. that includes childcare, cooking and cleaning. we asked you to weigh in. >> wonderful essay. it is an unpaid full time position. i was certainly a handful for my mom to raise at home. >> gary tweets. childcare is a labor of love. while he has quantified it, it seems undervalued. >> the blessing of having a loving mother raising their children is the biggest plus for stay at home moms. >> thank you to you moms, and to everyone that commented.

we appreciate it. we hope you have great day. thank you for joining us on this monday. we will be here all week long at 5:00 a.m. >> "fox and friends" starts right now. hello. good morning today is monday, 6th of april, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. rolling stone retracted a new report forces the music magazine to apologize for its journalism after reporting on a hat never took place. after that still no accountability. >> great. it was supposed to be their dream vacation. the father is paralyzed and the sons are in comas. what went wrong at this resort that now has the feds on the case? all right. they were kings of the castle until big government stepped in. one town telling these kids to tear down that cardboard