is is seriously a no-brainer. >> that's a good point. thanks so much for watching us. we will see you on monday morning at 5:00 a.m., have a great weekend. >> yeah, a wonderful one. and "fox & friends" starts for you right now. bye. good morning to you it is friday, april 10th, 2015. we begin with a fox news alert. deadly tornadoes ripped through the midwest. and as people are waking up to the rumble, news that more twisters could be on the way. we are live on the ground. and we saw the end when a south carolina cop shot a man dead. this morning, the beginning of that chase caught on dash cam camera. >> danger, danger, danger! >> why did he take off like that? up close, a look at the brand new dash cam video straight

ahead here on "fox & friends." after five long years today, the heroes and victims of the terrorist attack are finally getting their purple hearts, but not the benefits that go along with it? at least in one case, that's the story. how does that work? it's friday "fox & friends" starts now. you're watching "fox & friends," my mom's number one television show. and we know that because one day when he was on talking about how much she likes the show. we said, why don't you call her? and she was watching. she's probably watching right now. good morning. >> good morning. >> now he's still starring on television and the big screen. let's start with if you're looking for her, don't look for her around here. >> she's talking extreme weather. we're going to get to it. devastation in the midwest. tornadoes slamming iowa, illinois, and ohio, killing one person.

>> it looks like a movie but it's not. dozens of homes and buildings are destroyed. one of the hardest hit areas in illinois. a look the a the destruction. and e o, my goodness, look at it behind you. >> yeah. good morning, steve, elizabeth, and bryan. and hello everyone at home. this is a town approximately 70 miles to the west of the city of chicago. and as you can see behind me, we have a lot of destruction and rubble that is in place here in fairdale. and unfortunately, one person was killed here by a massive twister that struck yesterday afternoon. she was a 67-year-old woman found dead in her home and seven others were injured. every single home in this town was either destroyed or severely damaged. and as you can imagine the power is out here. so everyone has been evacuated. and a shelter has been set up at a nearby high school. crews will continue searching the debris today.

and south of here in a town of rochelle, another tornado struck that area and there was damage there, as well. and people were rescued from a restaurant that suffered severe damage. but the concern is now that behind the storm system here for cleanup efforts, we have very cold temperatures, they're in the 30s and 40s blustery winds, it's going to feel cold out there as people continue to search through the damage. severe weather is still possible this morning. we have tornado watches and also severe thunderstorm watches that have been issued across parts of ohio, kentucky, and even in areas farther east. and as we head into this afternoon, we're looking at the risk for -- >> all right. maria, i think we lost your satellite. she was talking about how right now a tornado watch is in effect until 8:00 this morning for parts of central and southern ohio and central kentucky, as well. that does include the city of lexington. it appears the highest severe weather threat has now passed louisville and cincinnati. there's also a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until, as you can see right

here, until 10:00 eastern time for parts of eastern ohio west virginia eastern kentucky and eastern tennessee. this does include the city of charleston, west virginia. you can see the zones right there. as the severe weather marches to the east. >> yeah. amazing pictures. and we'll keep you up to date on what's going on. >> meanwhile -- >> every building in that town impacted. >> every single one. >> terrible. >> devastating, in fact. we're going to switch gears here and bring you this. a fox news exclusive. today at about 9:00 a.m., victims of the ft. hood devastation there finally receiving that purple heart they so deserve. but it may only be symbolic. at least in one case. the government as you know is still denying benefits for those injuries sustained in the attack. remember the big change the families are fighting hard to have this recognized. and in early february congress after being pushed here demanded a change in the medal's eligibility criteria. they are now considered a terrorist attack the perpetrator was in communication

with the foreign terrorist before the attack. so the stipulations have actually changed. and today they will get their due in part, at least. >> here's the problem. at least in sergeant shawn manning's case, he'll be joining us. you get the purple heart, manning's been shot, shot six times, still got ptsd but nowhere in this package does it offer combat benefits for service members permanently disabled in attacks inspired or motivated by foreign terrorist organization. and because of that in practical terms he could be losing back pay as well as about $800 a month. so you've got good news and bad news. the good news is after years and years where the department of defense says it's workplace violence now they're saying it's terrorism. that's good news. it's good news that these guys are going to wind up with purple hearts. that's good news. the bad news is, why aren't they getting the money they so dearly deserve? that's the question. this goes right up to the top.

this goes right to the commander in chief. here's manning himself, shot six times by nadal hasan. >> i think almost unheard of for someone to receive the purple heart but not have their injuries deemed combat related. and i know that was not what congress intended to happen, but it is what currently the army has determined is going to happen. >> the general says, look, the army's going to straighten this out. he's sure of it. we have a responsibility, take care of those who fight, especially the purple heart which dates back to george washington. >> that's right. today 9:00 a.m. lieutenant shawn mcfarland will be the ceremony and we'll be standing by for that. >> by the way shawn manning coming up at 7:15 eastern. meanwhile here's an exclusive. we figured out how the republicans are going to start running against hillary clinton. and you know what while she was way ahead in the polls we've got news about her fading.

but first, here's an ad that's going to rollout later today from the rnc. it's called stop hillary. >> please join me hillary rodham clinton. >> hillary clinton has explaining to do. >> used her personal e-mail account. >> wanted to reset relations are russia. >> not working out well. >> catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> millions of dollars of foreign governments. >> sniper fire. >> it was a lie. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> this is par for the course for the clintons. they're always a little bit secretive. >> probably one of the most effective ads out there right now reflective of recent polling where people's trust has been dropping when it comes to hillary clinton. and you see what they mention there. catastrophic move taking millions of dollars from foreign governments -- >> what difference does it make? >> and how secretive. and you see the symbol there with the curtain being pulled back on the clintons and their

message. >> she's going to come out on saturday she's going to close up her superpac and ask for a ton of money. the goal is to come out. this is the quote. an insane amount of money. it could come as early as next week, and it's going to come via social media. i'm surprised it's not going to be an e-mail. we certainly know her address. we're going to see how that comes forward. >> i think she should -- she already took a sledge hammer to that e-mail. >> well she hired the long time google executive to oversee her campaign so that social media tip there was probably going to end up. >> i've got news for hillary, because she's been -- actually, if you just use her first name, re we reported yesterday that some think that's sexist. the university did some polling of swing states back in february, and she was beaten all the republicans. and now when you take a look at the swing state battles, republicans are tied or beating her.

in iowa, rand paul is beating hillary clinton. the good news is in the commonwealth of virginia, hillary clinton is still ahead of rand paul. but it's within the margin of error. >> and the critical states, her lead is indeed, collapsing. >> huckabee is tied with her over in arkansas, wisconsin, walker's up. a lot of republican candidates are doing well. elizabeth warren said something fascinated the other day. she asked is hillary clinton the future of the party? she answered well, if she's going to run, i think that's the interesting question at this point. she doesn't know. to me, this sounds like somebody who might be considering running. she might be vulnerable -- >> not quick to jump in there are if hillary as that indicates there. brand new dash cam video showing the moments before michael slater shot and killed a black man in south carolina. this video coming out days after the officer was arrested and fired from the force.

a look, inside look here at this new piece of evidence. >> good morning to you. we are now getting our first look, as you mentioned at that dash cam video recording. you first see walter scott being pulled over for a broken taillight. officer there, walks over to talk with the driver, but when he gets back in the car to check the license and registration, scott opens his door and tells the -- the officer tells him to stay put. that's when you see scott, in a moment take off running. the next moments unfold out of the camera's view. but you can hear the officer yelling. and you can hear him saying taser! the officer said he tried to grab his taser. the cell phone video shows him firing eight shots. he faces murder charges and his mother is standing by him. she admits she can't bring herself to watch the video.

>> i just have to let it be and hope god takes care of everybody involved. not only my family but the scott family. because i know they're grieving too, like i'm grieving. >> scott family is now planning to file a federal civil rights lawsuit saying his life was taken unjustly. >> there has to be a change. there has to be a change. i want a change to come. not about the money. it's about the change so nobody else can go through the same thing. >> it's not yet clear when the suit will be filed. scott's funeral though, that will be held tomorrow morning. back to you. >> heather thank you very much. it's 11 minutes after the top of the hour. we turn to the other heather with another fox news alert. >> that's right. we'll start out in washington, d.c. where there's chaos in the nation's capital. a hero security guard who stepped in to help a woman has now died after he was shot outside the u.s. census bureau.

in custody after leading police on a wild chase that ended in a shootout. lawrence buckner was shot as he approached the car. the gunman fired at police during the chase and kept shooting after police rammed his car. >> we heard people in the restaurant saying, get down, everybody get on the floor. and we saw the wave of people starting with the people closest to the window off of their chairs, laying on the floor curled up on the floor. >> well, the gunman and an officer were both injured during that shootout. says the united states is lying about the deal. the ayatollah making demands saying he wants all sanctions lifted immediately if the united states wants any kind of deal with that country. he also said, a white house fact sheet is wrong on most of the key issues. president obama says there's still work to be done.

>> the next two to three months of negotiations are going to be absolutely critical for making sure that we are memorializing an agreement that gives us confidence and the world confidence that iran, in fact, is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. >> iran's president also making demands on us. he says he wants those sanctions lifted immediately. and then a really close call for passengers in israel after their plane bursts into flames just before takeoff. the stunning video shows six passengers as they run for their lives. they're evacuating a private jet that's burning out of control at an international airport there. this was an ambulance flight taking a patient to russia. everyone onboard made it out okay. the cause of that fire is now under investigation. busy this morning. >> thanks a lot, heather. 13 minutes after the hour. three people dead after eating bad ice cream and inspections at the factory turned up nothing. the mystery infection and what you should look out for when dr. mark seagal joins us next.

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has and it's added after the fact. and you can't police this bacteria because it swarms, it's invisible and starts to grow in the food. >> three people have lost their lives, doctor. when you see and think you could have eaten something. what are the symptoms someone should look out for and start treating if they think they could have eaten contaminated food? >> well, unfortunately, the symptoms are ubiquitous. and also you don't get the symptoms until you're sick. fever, muscle ache stiff neck confusion. fatigue is the number one symptom. if you start to feel fatigued and have a high fever, this is a possibility. i'm especially worried about pregnant women with this. >> is there a test you can go to with your doctor and say i think this could be listeria? >> absolutely. they can check your stool for it. but if they're suspicious of it especially in a pregnant woman, you've got to treat early. and even if you treat, people sometimes can die from this. with pregnant women, you have problems with a fetus with this. so again, antibiotics treat it but you have to treat it early in the game.

>> thank you for the updates. >> wash your hands in extra time with vegetables, with ice cream, of course, you can't wash the ice cream. >> we'll pray everybody's okay and we follow your instructions and put those brands on our website, as well. >> thanks. well, the far left now using the shooting death in south carolina as evidence that police are targeting black men in america. >> also, it clearly shows how comfortable cops feel doing this because they know they can get away with it. >> but is that, in fact true? we're going to take a closer look at that next. plus this lady is in big trouble for being a bride. the problem she's got ten husbands. oh yes, i'm not kidding. it's a story you have got to hear.

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hey, glad you're up. now quick headlines. brutal isis terrorists now reportedly demanding $30 million in ransom to release hundreds of hostages in syria. they kidnapped christians back in february. and a wisconsin man charged with trying to join isis after being arrested when he returned to the u.s. from turkey. 34-year-old joshua van haftan. allegedly planned to cross into syria to join the terror group. steve? >> thanks bryan. we started to hear from the far left. now you've seen the shooting death of walter scott out in south carolina by a police officer as evidence police are targeting black men in america. is that true? here to discuss former homicide detective and fox news contributor rod wheeler, and

steve rogers. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> do you agree with somebody on one of the other lefty morning shows said that cops are targeting blacks they're comfortable because they know they can get away with it. do you agree with that? >> no i don't. i don't agree with at at all, as a matter of fact. when you look at the actual statistics and numbers, that statement clearly is not true. i mean because police officers all across this country do a dynamic job. and yes, there are individuals, you know i don't want to sound naive. there are individuals within police departments that may have their own personal biases and brings them to the job. but that's what we need to be weeding out. i don't think what we're seeing is some kind of organized pattern of police departments targeting minorities. >> steve, the facts bear out that more white people are shot by police officers than black people are shot by police officers. >> that's true and i agree with everything rod said. however, i've got to tell you, the media since 1987 has fueled

the fire to racism across this country by following, as you say, some of these people on the left. 1987, you had the case. in 1991, you had crown heights. you had ferguson, recently, and now you have the incident in south carolina where the media descends on these areas. yesterday, to the credit of the walter scott family. they said keep the media out of our town. we don't want the circus. that says it all. >> rod, what do you think? do you think in some cases? and, you know what, steve something you didn't mention in a number of those anecdotes regarding trouble al sharpton the common denominator. >> well, he has divided this nation, he adds no value to the conversation of healing. and let me add this over the past year, five black police officers were shot and killed in this country and where was the media? where was al sharpton? that man ought to be ashamed of himself. >> i agree with that. rod, regarding -- and there's al

sharpton himself right there and the family in south carolina said we don't want a circus as there was in ferguson, according to a family member. rod, we've got dash cam video now of the beginning of this incident. and clearly see the -- walter is in his car right there. and for some unknown reason at this point, he bolts out, and the cop gives chase and he goes taser, taser, taser. then there's a period of we don't know how long the police officer's going to chase him here. we don't know how long, but something happens between that and the video that we have seen, as well. what do you make of that? >> well first of all, steve, mr. scott he took off running because he had an active warrant for unpaid child support. that's not unusual, but at the same time, if i was out there in uniform in a police car such as this police officer was, i would have not chased this guy. we don't chase people for having outstanding warrants for nonpayment of child support. but i do think that the police officer should've used a lot

more discretion in approaching the individual and, of course, at the point in which he drew his weapon. >> so, rod, you would not have -- because it was a broken taillight violation. >> i don't think most would've chased him because of that. if there were some other information steve that this police officer knew or knew at the time we don't know, then that needs to come out. but so far, we haven't heard that. and i have to say again there's tons of people out there with unpaid child support warrants. we don't chase them. they're going to eventually turn up. >> steve rogers, would you have chased him? >> no there was no need to do what this officer did. it's an awful crime. they knew who the fella was. let him go home and pick him up later. awful crime. >> indeed. all right. steve and rod, thank you very much for joining us. >> sure. >> thank you. >> thank you, steve. what do you think about this? as steve rogers said, is the media stirring the pot in regards to this? meanwhile, coming up, deadly tornadoes rip through the

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on this friday, an extreme weather alert. one person is dead after tornadoes slammed the midwest. look at these pictures. >> dude!

>> oh, my god. >> you've got dozens of buildings, homes destroyed across illinois. the hardest hit has to be the town of fairdale. >> that's right. and exactly where we're live with a look at the destruction there. good morning to you, maria. >> reporter: hi good morning to you. and hello everyone, at home, and that's right, i'm in fairdale, illinois. and this town is just about 70 miles to the west to the city of chicago. and a massive tornado struck this town yesterday afternoon. complete destruction here in the town of fairdale. we understand that every single home either suffered damage or were completely destroyed. and i also understand there will be a press conference at 9:00 a.m. eastern time here in the town of fairdale. they'll be providing us with the latest information. and what we do know due to the severity of the damage, the fire department is helping to respond to the damage here in fairdale. and, again, we understand that

every home sustained some form of damage and at least 17 structures completely destroyed. and the town south of here just a few miles south of here, rochelle, there was a restaurant that was destroyed by another tornado as another storm ripped through that area. and crews were rescuing people from debris there. this was all part of a storm that produced severe weather not only in illinois but across parts of iowa, missouri and parts of texas. and this storm system is on the move this morning. we do have a concern still, for additional tornadoes across parts of ohio kentucky, there are watches in effect out there, as well. damaging winds and large hail is another issue. and as we head into this afternoon, the storm system races eastward and southward. so parts of texas parts of the gulf coast, and along the east coast, all the way up to parts of the mid-atlantic, you are looking at a risk for severe weather. so make sure you have a way to get those warnings. again, the concerns today will be damaging winds large hail and also some isolated tornadoes. but the risk was a lot greater yesterday out here in northern illinois. we knew that the risk was in

place. and unfortunately, the tornadoes did form from some of these storms rotating yesterday afternoon. back to you in new york. >> okay, maria. thank you very much. a tornado watch in effect for parts of ohio and kentucky until 8:00 eastern time. and then tornado rather thunderstorm watch in effect for same portions of ohio until 10:00 this morning. >> that's right. we'll keep eyes on that. in the meantime, we'll turn to a busy morning today. >> by the way maria's in my hometown area. people concerned about the weather there. in the meantime, a tragedy at a virginia high school. an 18-year-old girl becomes sick with a mysterious illness and then hours later, she is found dead. madison small seemed completely fine as she played catch with her dad on sunday night, but then the next day, she was rushed to urgent care after she became violently ill. she died in the hospital the next morning. doctors say they are baffled and hope that an autopsy will reveal more information about what caused her death.

and then have you seen this one? a vicious jail attack caught on camera. watch this. an 18-year-old inmate at a phoenix jail seen arguing with two officers. he attacks the other. four taser shots failed to bring him down. and that's when other officers have to run in to subdue the guy. four people were hurt. that first officer who was punched suffered brain bleeding and facial fractures. and then glazed and confused newly released video shows a moment a car catapults over a sidewalk and on to a busy road during an attempt to park at a connecticut dunkin donuts. the driver hit the gas instead of the brake. it slammed into a passing van that van then tipped over, sliding across two lanes of traffic. amazingly and luckily, no one was hurt. and guys listen up to this one. if you see this lady do not marry her. she's an alleged serial bride who has walked down the aisle

ten different times but now she'll be walking into court. she's in manhattan facing felony charges because she's never been divorced. she has ten husbands right now. she's filed marriage licenses all over the state of new york. she was busted after her tenth took place back in 1999 and got married six different times in 2002. now, it's believed that many of her husbands were foreign nationals. so there are security concerns linked with this. we'll keep following that story as we learn more. is the suggestion she may have gotten married to them so they could become citizens? >> potentially. >> your story moved on the pictures got racier and racier. >> maybe that's what attracted the guys. >> possibly. so again a warning look out for her, don't marry her. do not marry her. >> just because she says i do, doesn't mean -- >> you do not have to get married this weekend. well this week it's been a blast. and if you missed any moments, take a look at this and catch

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from me. that was her choice. welcome. >> hi. >> freshman senator, does it bother you rich? >> not at all, the american people are looking for positive change. if it comes from a first term senator, comes from a first term senator. >> don't we tend to elect somebody we didn't just have, where obama was the inverse of bush and bush was the inverse of the person he replaced. >> especially if people were unhappy with the president as it was with george w. bush. wanted something different, the argument was that they were new. we've also seen that experience matters, maturity matters. knowing how to govern matters. and a first-term senator is a bad way -- is it really, i think, a bad choice at this point. >> yeah, it was also, foreign relations where six months ago we weren't talking about this much. somebody on the foreign relations committee like rubio, all three of them first-time in. >> i think you're right. if there's one thing about america you can say, it is that anything is possible. and i think the american people

show a great propensity to be prepared to take a risk on anyone. that's what makes american politics the envy of the world. that's what makes it so captivating and dynamic. >> even democrats would say there was a huge ramp-up time for president obama. if you look at the world, we're still ramping up. >> well, there's one thing you've got to say, brian, and that's if senators were able to sue for defamation they'd have a great case for president obama. because he's smeared that reputation like i've -- >> and americans also know to admit they made a mistake and not do it again. >> that's true. let's move over to governor scott walker. he's still at the top of the polls. and many people are saying, hey, what about his foreign policy experience? yeah, you can run things there's a leadership. what about foreign policy? he was called out by president obama this week, which many experts say is a gift. here's his response. >> it's remarkable someone would suggest the president of the united states who just in the past year called isis the jv

squad, yemen a success story governors understand what it means to lead. it's why ronald reagan was a great president and why this president, unfortunately a first-term senator who has never had the ability to lead prior to now has, i think been a large failure when it comes to national security and foreign policy. >> you like that response? >> well, no, i don't. and here's the reason why. he's right, governors do know how to lead, he's just not one of them. right. if you look at the record of the jobs record in the state of wisconsin it's dismal. he spent more time attacking -- >> it's all foreign policy. >> that's my point. if you can't work with the politics in your state, how is it possible for you to work with the global politics? >> he's been elected three times. >> i was going to say, three elections all at once, dealing with all kinds of attacks. and also, being connected with reality. you're looking at the difference between oh a college professor in a seminar in theory and also ego. the idea that obama was going to change the world by declaring it

so. scott walker and governors know it takes more than just stating something, you've got to act. >> that's the problem. >> well he has. >> where are the jobs? >> he has in his state, and it's been -- >> we're going to talk to, too, he's says i'm talking to arabian ambassadors, and other advisers who have the experience he doesn't. does that look bad? to look like you're going to school? >> no, i think it's the greatest job in the world. i think it was unpresidential for president obama to say what he said and i think governor walker has a terrific record and that's one of the reasons why he was a front runner. >> that was an unforced error. that opened the door to that kind of comment. >> yesterday, elizabeth warren came out and had an opportunity to praise hillary clinton and say she's the leader of the party. listen. >> do you think she's the future of the democratic party? >> well, we have to see. first of all, if she declares

and what she says she wants to run on. i don't think the democratic party is a static thing. the democratic party grows the democratic party is full of energy right now. the democratic party is very much about drawing contrast, frankly, with the republican party. >> you know when charlie rose touches his face he's surprised by the answer. what do you think that means? >> i think it means what the democratic party is looking for is fresh and new ideas. >> is she considering it? >> no, i don't think she's running. she said it a number of times she's not running. >> look, she gave everyone permission to not vote for hillary. >> really? >> to think of someone else. maybe not her, maybe not her because she wouldn't want to do a major act like this and to lose, she could end up being the leader of the party without running for president. >> to the left? she's open? >> running not running, scheie got her foot in both camps. it'll be fascinating to see what

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what a story this is. he thought he'd just be a face in a crowd in a big informal event with a senior white house official. >> yeah, but that wasn't the case. instead he got a seat at the table with the president of the united states. take a look at that photo there. one problem, though, he was just a little underdressed. the guy in the polo lance joins us. lance, good morning to you. i see your polo, i think you look handsome. >> oh, thank you. it's good to be here with you guys today. >> let me ask you this you were

going in. you told it was business casual. you walk in and you see the president of the united states, what goes through your mind? >> i saw the table and a name tag for president obama and senator orrin hatch and the first thing to go through my mind was i am definitely the most underdressed person in this room. >> you sit down you start the meeting, what are you thinking? >> um, i'll admit, i was extremely nervous. i hadn't realized that i would be sitting there with the president and the senator. >> yeah. >> luckily they asked other people questions first so it gave me a couple seconds to calm my nerves and actually put together what i wanted to speak about. >> did you have a change of clothes out in the car? i think i read that somewhere. and were you tempted i'll be right back mr. president i've got to go change? >> i was really tempted. i had my military blues out in my car.

>> oh. >> did you see the -- when the president looked at you, did you sense that he was saying, what is this guy thinking? >> you know, president obama he's a gracious host. i didn't get that feeling from him at all. >> yeah. >> well, he -- what did he say? and i also want to know because i heard you had a comment from your mom about this incident. >> my mother definitely had a conversation with me afterwards when the picture came out,u were in a white polo the pictures got you with your elbows on the table. i definitely -- she had a nice talk with me. >> i bet. >> and, lance, what has been the reaction -- are you shocked at the amount of publicity you have gotten with that white polo shirt? >> i truly am. i would have never guessed that the white polo would be successful for carrying our message about the vets. whatever gets the message out there works. >> that's your main cause.

you wanted to be there to express to your commander in chief the importance of getting veterans steady work when they return from service. you did a fantastic job doing so. we like the polo. >> it's casual friday. >> i know, it was friday. >> that's it. exactly. >> and there's been no backlash and you were supposed to go, correct? >> yes, sir. the white house definitely they told us that they wanted someone who knew the veterans' side, knew what it was like and also that was in the industry. >> absolutely. all right, lance save that shirt. it's a part of history. thank you sir, for joining us today from salt lake city. >> be well, lance. >> you bet. >> our best to your mother by the way. coming up on this friday a fox news alert. a night of twisters turned deadly. the tornadoes leaving miles of destruction. maria molina chasing the storms she's live on the ground this morning. he's been accused of putting his foot in his mouth many times before but this is definitely a first. the vice president steals a pacifier from a baby. you think it's photoshoped.

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oh, my goodness. the view from inside the bus as kids hang on for their lives when it does that. my goodness. got a busy morning this morning. live from new york city it's 7:00. you're watching "fox & friends." it's time for "fox & friends"! that's the kind of video where if you put your kids on the bus in the morning it's just hard to watch. >> it gives you the chills and you're right about that steve and so much going on as of last night so we'll get right to an extreme weather alert for you now. tornadoes leaving behind a trail of destruction in the midwest. >> oh, my gosh. that's going right through. >> one person is dead. dozens of buildings and homes are destroyed. >> maria molina is live in one of the hardest-hit towns fairdale illinois, with a look at the destruction.

maria, you said earlier that every house in that town was impacted by these tornadoes. >> reporter: yeah every home here was either damaged or completely destroyed and take a look at the scene behind me because you have what was a structure pretty much unrecognizable. you can't tell if it was a home or a business. there's also a truck here that suffered damage and some of this debris looks like it's concrete blocks so that just gives you an idea of how powferful this twister was that impacted fairdale, illinois and it's 70 miles to the west of the city of chicago. we're currently looking at live aerial images of the city of fairdale and we'll continue to see these images coming out of this town and get a better idea how severe the damage is. we do know everyone has been evacuated and a shelter has been set up at a nearby high school. one person here was killed by the massive twister. she was a 67-year-old woman found dead in her home. seven others were also injured. now, the power here is out and

crews will continue searching the debris today. south of here the town of rochelle also suffered damage from another massive tornado. there were people being rescued from a restaurant that suffered severe damage. and now the concern here is very cold temperatures. i mean, we're talking about temperatures in the 30s and 40s. bluls er blustery conditions so it does feel very cold out here. severe weather is still ongoing here this morning. tornado and severe thunderstorms watches in effect. across parts of ohio and into kentucky. this was a very fast-moving storm system and the risk as we head into this afternoon and evening will be in place across parts of the mid-atlantic the east coast the gulf coast, and also parts of texas. please have a way to get those warnings today. the risk for tornadoes is not as great as it was yesterday, but nonetheless it's there. and it only takes one storm to produce this kind of damage. stay safe, everyone. let's head back to new york. >> good advice maria molina live with the very latest. they are estimating that that tornado that impacted her town

where she's at was half a mile wide. >> unspeakable tragedy right there, our hearts are with the families affected. >> absolutely. also a fox news alert, moments before a south carolina police officer shoots and kills a man are caught on dash cam video. that's the point of view from his police car. this morning we're getting our first look at the new evidence. heather childers is here now to show us it. heather? >> police had promised to release this video and now we are getting to see what happened as walter scott was pulled over for a broke. taillight. you can see the officer, he walks over to him to talk to him, but when he returns to his cruisiser the driver, right there takes off running. and the next moments unfold off camera. but you can hear the officer yelling. >> dangtaser, taser, taser. >> he's yelling talezer if you can hear that there.

he claims that the man tried to grab his taser. he was firing eight shots we've seen that as the man runs away. he's facing murder charges and his emotional mother is defending him saying she could not believe the accusations. >> i'm not going to worry. i have to take one day at a time. what will happen will happen. >> at the same time scott's family is now planning to file a federal civil rights lawsuit saying that his life was taken unjustly. >> i'm more concerned about getting justice than tearing up by hours where we live. >> there's more. there's another man that just came forward that says he filed an excessive force complaint against the officer two years ago and he's now planning to file his own slaught. and as for what motivated scott to run in the first place, a lot of people asking that question well it is believed that he may have taken off because he was hendbehind on his child support payments. he reportedly owed $18,000 and

had a bench warrant issued against him. he'd been previously arrested for that, by the way as i toss it back to you. >> heather, thank you. anthony scott who you saw there actually went on to say -- this is walter scott's brother. he said it's not a black thing it's a people thing. >> that's right. the headline of the "daily news" this morning can you read that right there? it says "back off, al." al sharpton the family of walter scott is saying do not come to this man's funeral we don't want another ferguson-type circus here al sharpton. >> we don't want another ferguson-type event. they've spoken and i'm sure he's gotten the message don't show up here. i remember the family didn't seem too happy to have him around and they seemed to contradict a lot of what they were saying when on television together and they don't want that happen. i'm amazed the class the scott family has shown. >> it makes you question why the media wants to make it an issue when the families do not.

we sat down with former homicide detective rod wheeler and steve rogers and we asked them is this a movement in order to get out there by white cops to kill black men and this is what they had to say -- >> there are individuals within police departments that may have their own personal biases that brings them to the job but that's what we need to be weeding out. i don't think what we're seeing here is some kind of organized pattern of police departments targeting minorities. >> the media since 1987 has fueled a fire of racism across this country by following as you say some of these people on the left. 1987 you had a case, in 1991 you had crown heights, you had ferguson recently and now you have the incident in south carolina where the media just descends on these areas. over the past year five black police officers were shot and killed in this country and where was the media? >> i will say and as we all saw there were so many cops came afterwards the guy is bleeding him and they're cuffing him. >> horrible. >> it seems like that department

needs to be turned on its head and shaken free, too. >> we have the video from the beginning and the video from the end. we need to see -- no video probably exists but we need to figure out what happened in the middle. it's a tragedy. >> yep. >> the interesting thing about al sharpton, you know, he said of the family after they said don't come here we don't want that kind of circus, he said i have no plans to go down there. he had plans to go down there you figure. because earlier in the week he said we have to nationalize the country's police forces to stop the brutality against african-americans, had they not said stop, al he'd be going there. >> it would be the al sharpton show and not about the family. heather is covering a lot of those stories but you have new ones on tap. >> let's start out in washington, d.c., this morning and it's a fox news alert. a hero security guard who was just trying to help a woman has now died after he was shot outside the u.s. census bureau, the gunman in custody after he

led d.c. police on a wild chase that ended in a shootout there. security guard lawrnle buckner was shot as he approached the man's car and he later died at the hospital. the gunman fired at police during a chase and kept shooting after his car was rammed. the gunman and the officer were both injured during that shootout. then a tragic discovery to tell you about this morning in a search for missing virginia college student we told you about before. police confirming that they have found some remains outside a vacant home. 18-year-old a.j.hadsel vanished more than a month ago while she was home visiting her parents in norfolk on spring break. neighbors said they started to notice suspicious activities several weeks ago at a town 40 miles from where she was last seen. >> about a month ago a black or dark blue caravan was seen late at night seen driving through -- into the backyard. it drove right through the carport into the backyard. >> virginia authorities are now working to positively identify the remains.

the fbi is involved in that investigation. and talk about a really smooth move and a great pilot. a pilot successfully lands a small cessna plane on its belly after the landing gear wouldn't open. it happened in lubbock, texas the plane skidding nearly 50 yards before it finally stopped. brent nelson was the pilot. he's been flying for 25 years. he was the only one on board that plane and he was not hurt. and old uncle joe, he's at it again. he's often accused of putting his foot in his mouth, but what about -- you won't believe this -- a toddler's pacifier really, vice president joe biden? well, he was photographed holding a baby with a binkie in his mouth during an event in washington, d.c., it is not just any baby. that is the grandson of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. his name is jasper. jasper's mom posting the photo on facebook with the caption "what's a moi to do when the vice president steals your pacifier?" >> get your binkie back.

>> i'm trying to find out which is creepier creeping on the defense secretary's wife during the press conference or this. >> it's clear the vice president likes to touch. i think it's touch. he likes that interaction. >> it is a little disgusting, i'm just saying that. but at the same time how many people probably think having a pacifier in joe biden's mouth is a good idea? >> it's a very good idea. >> hello! >> i will say this for me he doesn't under bownstand boundaries. it's getting knighted by a british -- >> brian you know how it works people go that's joe biden. >> right. >> he's the vice president of the united states by the way. >> do you think the family ran for the purell? >> put it on f it became a national story. >> it is sort of sweet but germy at the same time. it took five years for the government to admit the ft. hood terror attack was a workplace

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all right let's talk politics. you know hillary clinton had wanted to delay her announcement as long as she possibly could. but because of events and the bad publicity she has gotten and falling poll numbers, it sounds like according to the "daily news" here in new york city she could announce this sunday that she's running for president something we already knew. >> yeah everyone on lookout for this. starting now through the weekend. we know on wednesday she moved into her headquarters -- >> are we officially on hillary watch? >> we're on hillary watch but not the way we've seen the other announcements come. not on a huge stage where marco rubio is set to announce on monday she's actually going to as reports have it announce through twitter and facebook and maybe a tweet here or a post online instead. >> new hampshire and iowa, she'll start with small events just like you said. on saturday she'll say good-bye superpac and she's going to do it by trying to get as much

minneapolis money as possible. she'll be at a tex-mex restaurant. >> it sounds great. >> she'll be by the rebuilt world trade center a lot of symbolism and i'm very curious to see where she goes from here because unlike everybody else in this race she's got no legitimate competition for about six months. >> well here's the thing she's probably making this announcement right now because her poll numbers are fading and we'll go into them in just a moment. but right now keep in mind, as she rolls herself out on social media, the republican party the rnc, actually is rolling out a 30-second ad. you're going to see it exclusively here on "fox & friends," this is called "stop hillary." >> please join me in welcoming hillary rodham clinton. >> hillary clinton has some explaining to do. >> used her personal e-mail account to conduct official business. >> reset relations with russia. >> not really working out well. >> potentially catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> taking millions of dollars

from foreign governments. >> sniper fire. it was a total crock. it was a lie. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> just par for the course for the clintons, they're always a little secretive. >> it was not pro-hillary, it was stop hillary. >> causing the polls right now which we're seeing slipping in terms of trust when it comes to hillary clinton and really she's losing in some key swing states. >> as we have detailed many, many times, it's the swing states to pick the presidents. quinnipiac did a poll in midfebruary and she was way ahead of all the republicans. but now bad news for her. take a look here. rand paul in colorado beats her. rand paul beats her in iowa. he is just a little behind her within the margin of poll -- of error in the state of virginia. and what's interesting is according to quinnipiac, what they say is voters say that hillary clinton is not honest and trustworthy. they say if you want somebody to vote for you, you got to think

they're honest. >> that broke yesterday and you were doing radio and then elizabeth warren did an interview and she had a book out and she had a perfect opportunity to say hillary clinton will win it all. it was a lob. and all of a sudden she said elizabeth warren said, well we'll have to see if she's the future of the party. we'll have to see if she, in fact, does run. wow! >> she's running! >> expect that announcement any moment now we're anticipating over the weekend. >> we're on hillary watch! i'm watching my twitter right now. >> or apple watch. >> all right. good. it's very important. >> my wife is not running for president either. >> she does have a superpac. 19 minutes after the hour. >> she has a super meatloaf. >> that is true too. it took five years for the government to admit the ft. hood terror attack wasn't workplace violence but today when the heroes from that day are given their purple hearts they will not get benefits in some cases. the soldiers getting snubbed for a second time next. that's right.

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finally happened after five long years the heroes and victims of the ft. hood massacre are finally getting recognized and the recognition they deserve. today 47 men and women killed or wounded in the attack will receive the purple heart for bravery. but shockingly, that gesture may be purely symbolic and at least in one victim's case may be more. the government still denying benefit perhaps and back pay. sergeant howard gray got accommodation for his actions in getting people to safety that day and staff sergeant charlie

manning also joins who was shot not less than six times by nadal hasan. we've been trying to get this to happen and you guys made it happen. sergeant ray, what are your thoughts today? >> well first of all, good morning to you, and thanks for having us. this means an incredible lot. fox has been there for us all the way, and all the way through this purple heart process. this is an outstanding day for us. it's certainly not the end of all trials in regards to the ft. hood shooting. but it certainly is well deserved on the part of those that were wounded that day and/or killed. >> sergeant manning, when you get that purple heart pinned on you, what's going to be going through your mind? >> it's somewhat of a conclusion to a long chapter obviously, you know, clearly like howard said, this isn't over. i mean it sounds like there's

going to be some more fighting ahead of us with the army at least in regards to benefits and getting them the class star injuries as combat related. you know, this is at least a good first step so -- >> right. of course, you're on an air base, we're hearing a lot of that in the background. now let's expand on what you just said. it's outrageous it has everyone in this studio and the control room seething. because evidently hasan used a nonissued military gun or perhaps the fact that this was still considered a noncombat injury, guys like you sergeant manning, aren't eligible for $800 a month along with back pay. is that what you're hearing? >> yes. that's what's going on right now, yes. i mean, there's several benefits that come along with combat-related, having your injuries classified as combat related. unfortunately what i'm hearing right now the army is not ready or willing to do that yet. we're hoping they change their mind obviously.

i mean, i think it's almost unheard of for someone to receive the purple heart and not have their injuries classified as combat related. and the fact that you have an al qaeda-inspired terrorist attack that we were shot in and that's not combat related i think is just ridiculous. >> the e-mail trail shows that hasan was inspired by al awlaki who we took out with a drone strike. sergeant ray, how do you feel about that? >> well, it's outrageous, you know. and the only word that i can really attach to it is stupid and arrogant. and i cannot believe that after five years they're still willing to put our soldiers through the tortures of this at all. and you look at -- look at what we've had to endure. i mean yes, you know, some of us have been able to come a long ways within five years of, you know, through tears and being

able to come to conclusions that, do you know what, we're not going to get our brothers and sisters in arms back. we're not going to get our family members back. and, you know, that never -- that obviously never goes away. and so this is just outrageous in my opinion. >> sergeant manning, with sick bullet holes in you right now, i have a question for you. what is non-combat about that number one? and number two do you understand it's going to be more than just you that's going to have to fight for your back pay and benefits and relive this whole thing? are other people also going to have to go through this? >> i'm guessing that most of the people unless we get this fixed are going to have to go through this. i just happened to be the first one that went through their -- the re-evaluation process and the first one to get the response back. but i'm going to be the first one in many unless the army fixes this. >> wow. and finally, sergeant ray, what's it going to be like with

all the families back together during this ceremony today? you can put maybe the back pay and the benefits aside for a short time. what is it going to be like a little bit later on at ft. hood? >> well, i can already tell you, had a little bit of a preview of that last night. it was a -- it was a joyous occasion last night. i know it will be joyous for us in the sense that we're all indeed a part of a family here. and shawn's not only a brother in arms to me but we've been through something that's incredible. and obviously we pray that no one ever has to go through this at all. but the families and survivors coming together it's wonderful. >> shawn, i know you're dealing with ptsd, too. will this help? >> i think it will help to get some closure. i mean, i think it will help knowing that at least we're on the right path to doing what's

right. i know it helps being around these guys and seeing these guys and spending time with them. i mean it's been a long time since we've all been together. that's for sure. we talk a lot on facebook. we talk a lot on the phone. but it doesn't -- can't beat the real thing of being together and being around some of the guys that you shared this experience with. as horrific as it is, you know, i think, you know, we've definitely come together as a group because of this. >> right. >> well, we're going to fight with you the rest of the way until you get the back pay and the money you deserve. your family should not be cost -- should not be paying for what you already went through. sergeant ray, sergeant manning glad you're on your side, and i look forward to the feeling you must get and reflecting back on it when you get your purple heart this afternoon. thanks so much guys. >> thanks. >> thank you. all right, with 29 minutes after the hour. caught on camera as we move ahead. look at this. horrifying moment on a school bus. it spins out of control. there are kids on board. they hang on for their lives.

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>> no. the kilt i keep telling people it's the most fantastic garment in winter you keep warm. you don't get cold. and in the summer it's nice and free and uf get a bit of air up there. >> get them online. >> how many times people say i got to run into the house my calfs are cold? they deserve to be naked. >> it's a good point. we can start whenever you like. >> you guys are awesome. give yourselves a round of applause. >> an honor to have you all here and we wish you all well. the tartan parade. the 17th annual. >> thank you very much. have a wonderful weekend. >> thanks a lot. thanks a lot. let's go back inside where it's nice and cozy and heather has the news. good morning, a perfect day out there for some scots. a terrifying video shows a moment a school bus swerves right off a freeway in tulsa. take a look.

boy, that is a hard one for any parent to watch. that bus going into a merciless slide before plowing through a guardrail and tipping over on its side. four students had to be hospitalized. school officials say that the driver was not speeding and most likely hydroplaned on those very slick roads. well today a who's who of gop presidential hopefuls heading to nashville this afternoon. many likely candidates paying a visit to the nra convention with a few set to take the stage there. the speakers will be governor walker governor perry and ted cruz and donald trump. sheer panic is heard in the 911 calls from actress san dra bullock as her alleged stalker has his day in court. listen to that call. >> i'm sandra bullock.

i've locked it and i'm locked in the closet right now. i hear them. i hear someone banging on the door. >> 39-year-old joshua james corbett sitting in an l.a. courtroom as the 911 calls are played. he's charged with 26 felonyies for breaking into the oscar winner's home last june. she barricaded herself in a panic room until police finally arrived. she will not be at the court proceedings. the polo shirt going viral with lance bush sitting down with president obama. looking a little undressed for the occasion. he thought he would be a face in the crowd at an event. he joined us earlier on the show and said his mom gave him an earful about this after. >> my mother definitely had a conversation with me afterwards when the picture came out. you were in a white polo. the pictures got you with your elbows on the table. >> just like a mom. i love that. elbows on the table.

bush said he was embarrassed but the president was a gracious host. and those are your headlines. that was a great interview with him. he was great himself. >> absolutely. the president was probably wishing he could show up in a polo shirt as most people do. it was friday. >> and the fact that he looked great anyway. heather, thanks. the new movie hitting theaters today and joining us now with the review of this is fox news contributor kevin mccarthy. >> it's great to be on with you. "the longest ride" is on today. it's the tenth film adapted from the novel, the first nine have made over $800 million worldwide at the box office and now this film scotts scott eastwood. it's two parallel move stories alan alda is in the movie as well. it's the idea of the longest ride of life and love and how the message comes across and the bull riding sequences are absolutely incredible. they did a really good job with

the bull riding scenes but for me the love story really is the sequences back in the early '40s with the jack houston character and how that intertwines with the current modern day love story of the movie. overall i thought it was a very solid movie. there were some elements that were a little cliche and some of the script parts felt scripted overall. but to be honest when i left the theater i was happy with what i saw, i gave it a three out of five. it was a decent date movie. i spoke with scott eastwood and when he worked with his father he went by the name of scott reed and he wanted to build a career on his own but eventually he went back to the eastwood name and i asked him why he made the decision. check it out. >> after i worked a bunch and, you know, felt more comfortable and i think grew up a little more as you become more comfortable as a man i think you just realize, well, you don't really care what other people think and go by my father's last name. you realize that it really doesn't matter because you got

to go and audition just like everybody else. and if you don't do good, then you don't get hired. >> yeah. >> but, still i guess he's proud of it. i heard he's a very good actor. and you overall give it, kev? >> i give it three out of five. by the way scott reeves the last name reeves was his mother's maiden name. and i think it's cool that he tried to do it and not use the father's name. but he eventually went back to it and used the name. >> thank you sir. >> thanks a lot elisabeth. have a wonderful weekend, guys. >> you, too. if you thought the va mess couldn't get worse you will be wrong. veterans still waiting to be treated. peter johnson jr. is going to breaket down for you today. you haven't seen fun until you see these girls on an amusement ride. >> i love it! >> and wait until you hear what they say to their mothers if

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outstanding folks here at this va and all the vas across the country who are deserving. >> that sounds great. there's the president insisting that the veterans affairs administration deserves our trust. but a brand-new report from the associated press suggests otherwise. the bombshell study shows that nearly one year after the va scandal first broke the number of patients facing long waits at va facilities has not dropped! at all! and that is not the worst of it. fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. has been looking at the numbers. peter? >> the numbers are horrifying we all believe in trust but the verification is not working out for the secretary of the va or the president. there are about four different issues that highlight how veterans have become the new american underclass. one, let's look at the stalled appeals. there's more than 300,000 appeals that are pending with regard to benefits as of january according to the va. nationally the average length of

time to receive a decision on an appeal is 1,255 days. do you know how long that is? that's 3 1/2 years, steve. >> wait a minute -- >> 3 1/2 >> the president said a year ago he was going to take care of it. fast-forward to now. >> fast-forward to now and nothing has happened, little has happened and these americans have become the new permanent underclass. read the e-mails i get. >> in addition to the president saying i'm going to fix this a year later he hasn't didn't congress pass something that -- >> they spent billions of dollars but it's a matter of administration and what's going on in the middle. the choice card program launched in november to help allegedly give vets who live more than 40 miles away from a va hospital the option of government-funded private care. but confusion over the program has led to low enrollment. especially in terms of how many miles you have to be -- >> right. >> -- that is not working out. 27,000 people made appointments using choice cards. 9 million vets were mailed

choice cards. is there a disparity there? is there something going on? 9 million cards but only 27000 appointments. >> peter, about ten days ago we were talking to a fella who lost his son because he was overmedicated at a place called candy land. >> candy land, they talk about the reckless dispensing of narcotics there in wisconsin. that's why they call it candy land. patients there are almost three times more likely than the national average in private hospitals and in va hospitals to receive high doses of opiates. oxy oxyco- oxyco-done and morphine. the director was reassigned and not fired. that's what's happening throughout the system. promises. the va secretary gives out his phone number, call me. no one -- no one -- has been fired as a result of what we

learned a year ago. and now look at this, the construction of a medical center for veterans in aurora, colorado. $1 billion over budget. >> what? >> $1 billion over budget. >> one hospital? >> and congressional leaders are saying they're not going to give any more funding until someone actually steps up and takes responsibility for the overruns and delays. some people are saying the va should just sell that hospital at this point. i'm not advocating that. those folks need the care. but someone's got the to step up and say i made this mistake and we're going to get this done quickly and efficiently. big mistakes. >> absolutely. they deserve good service. they're not getting it and it's costing us a lot and it's not -- >> one year it's real bad. >> no kidding. >> have a good weekend. >> thank you very much. meanwhile straight ahead, how does this sound for you switching gears, designer sunglasses for 70% off? and that's not all. we've got the megamorning deals that you can only get on "fox & friends" today. stick around. you'll find out how you can get

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from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. good morning to you. it's friday april 10th 2015, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begivenn with a fox news alert. killer tornadoes ripping through the midwest. and as people are waking up to the rubble more news that more twisters could be on the way. maria molina is live on the ground with that. and you've seen the shooting but you haven't seen what happened in the moments before that south carolina police officer killed that man. brand-new dash cam video just released. we're going to show it to you and to geraldo, he'll have reaction in moments. all right. and after five long years today the victims of the ft. hood terror attack are finally getting the purple hearts they

deserve. but not the benefits that go along with it. i'm serious. not the benefits. we're live in ft. hood with texas senator ted cruz this hour. and let me remind you that mornings especially on fridays are better with friends. this is bobby jindal from the great state of louisiana. i'm on the kirby couch and you're watching "fox & friends." >> he's not currently on the kirby couch. >> that wasn't live. >> but he was not too long ago and we'll have ted cruz live this hour from texas. >> that's right. we thank you all for joining us at this 8:00 a.m. hour. we get to the extreme weather alert. brand new aerial photos. >> the hardest-hit town is fairdale, illinois, where one person was killed and seven others were injured. maria molina joins us live from that area. the sun is coming up and people are getting a look with their own two eyes. it is devastating. >> reporter: it is very devastating here in fairdale. this town, by the way, is about

70 to 80 miles west of the city of chicago. and take a look at this behind me. this is what appears to have been a building just completely we've seen other images as well across the city, the town of basically fairdale. we've been seeing some roofs that have been kind of blown off. we've been seeing cars severely damaged and trees and power lines down as well. so, the damage here is very extensive. and we understand that every home in this town was either damaged or completely destroyed. so that kind of gives you an idea of just how powerful this twister was that tore through this area late afternoon and also into the evening hours across parts of illinois. there were other areas that were severely damaged as well just south of here. just a couple miles south of here rochelle, there were people that had to be rescued by crews because the restaurant that they were in was severely damaged. but some of the damage we've been seeing out here is also incredibly -- gives you an idea how strong that tornado was. take a look at this behind me. you can see that we have what looks like concrete blocks that were broken apart by this

twister. so, we'll be seeing the estimates coming out by those survey crews as they continue to survey the damage. we do also have some live video giving you an idea just how bad the damage is out here. everyone has been evacuated from fairdale. they've been -- they set up a shelter in a nearby high school. crews will continue searching the debris today and another concern now is that behind this storm we have cold temperatures. so that's something that crews are going to have to battle with and also blustery winds. temperatures this morning out here were in the 30s and 40s. it was very cold. and later this afternoon we continue to see that risk for more severe storms across parts of texas, parts of the gulf coast and even up into the mid-atlantic. you do have a risk for damaging winds and large hail from some of those storms that will develop. a tornado risk is slightly lower today than it was yesterday. but that risk is still in place. so, please, take those warnings very seriously. they do get issued for your area later this afternoon and evening. back to new york. >> all right, maria molina live in fairdale, ohio where the

tornado apantly was half a mile wide and the town was in the way and almost everything is gone. >> devastating to see that wreckage there. we're going to turn now, there's breaking news coming out and heather has it for you at home. >> let's start off with a fox news alert right now. a hero security guard trying to help a kidnapped woman has now died after being shot outside the u.s. census bureau. the gunman now in custody after leading washington, d.c. police on a wild chase that ended in a shootout there. security guard lawrence buckner was shot as he approached the gunman's car. he died later at the hospital. that gunman then fired at police during the chase and kept shooting after his car was rammed. the gunman and the officer were both injured during the shootout. and then a tragic discovery this tell you about this morning on a story that we've been following closely. it is in the search for missing virginia college student. police now confirming that they have found remains outside a vacant home in virginia. 18-year-old a.j.hadsel had

vanished more than a month ago while visiting norfolk virginia, on spring break. neighbors say they eventually noticed some suspicious activity several weeks ago in a town 40 miles from where she was last seen. >> about a month ago a black or dark blue caravan was seen late at night seen driving through the back into the backyard. it drove right through the carport into the backyard. >> virginia authorities are now working to positively identify those remains. the fbi is involved in that investigation. and iran's supreme leader said the united states is lying and being deceptive about the framework of that nuclear deal. the ayatollah khomeini saying that he's making demands. he wants all sanctions lifted immediately he says if the u.s. wants some sort of deal with that country. he also said the white house fact sheet is wrong on most of the key issues. president obama says there's still work left to be done. listen -- >> the next two to three months of negotiations are going to be

absolutely critical for making sure that we are memorializing an agreement that gives us confidence and gives the world confidence that iran, in fact is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. >> well iran's president also says he wants the sanctions lifted immediately. and if you see this woman, this is quite a story, do not marry her. she's an alleged serial bride. she's walked down the aisle different times. but she has never gotten divorced. now she'll be walking right into court. her name is liana barrientos. she's from new york city and she's now facing felony charges because, well, she's still married to all those ten guys. she's filed marriage licenses all over the state of new york. she was finally busted after that tenth marriage. her first was back in 1999. she even got married six different times in one year alone back in 2002. it's believed that many of her husbands were foreign nationals so the department of homeland security is now investigating. and that's quite a picture right

there. i think that's what drew the guys in. >> i never married her. >> are you sure? >> i've been busy but not that busy. >> it's a long business. >> look who is here. >> cross referenced my diary. >> it's geraldo rivera. >> good morning. >> we've been caught up with what's going on in south charleston and we're seeing late afternoon they released the dash cam video before the shooting. let's take a look together. what do you pull from this? >> well, i'm extremely glad that they released the dash cam video because it gives context to the event. however horrific and tragic and outrageous the shooting in the back is. it shows that it started as a righteous traffic stop. that the fella -- >> it was light out. >> there was a light out. the driver was acting very hinky and edgy. he got out of the car and told to get back in the car. clearly the officer involved was checking to see whether there were outstanding warrants.

the victim knew there was the outstanding warrant -- >> there he goes. >> -- for child support. he bolts. the officer runs after him. the taser comes out. there's a struggle. >> there's part we don't see. >> we don't see. there is reliable eyewitness account that there is a struggle after the taser. so, up until that point the cop with his adrenaline pumping, now he's been in a physical tussle, now the perpetrator has reached for the taser allegedly. now it gives you the context of his blood boiling. he -- you know, he has done everything professional and now he's had this -- this -- this civilian has dared to physically have this altercation with the officer. put that in the officer's head now. i think it saves him from the murder rap. >> you do? >> i think that -- >> even though he's shooting him in the back dead. >> that's an excellent point. this is a horrible horrible shooting. but there was no premeditation. this is manslaughter.

i believe that this is manslaughter. >> okay. >> i think were i the officer's attorney i would begin the negotiation with that plea immediately. this is unforgivable. you know, the fact that the -- he had a right traffic stop and a physical altercation does never give you justification to aim and to calmly plug someone -- >> what about -- on one of the other morning shows on another channel they were suggesting that, you know, this is just an example of how police officers are targeting black men because they think they can get away with it? >> well, you know, i think that that issue steve is all in the eye of the beholder. i don't think there is any doubt that too many black moms fear cops when their kids go out more than they fear crooks. whether that is -- >> we should point out more white people are shot by cops than black people. >> in absolute numbers, yes. but proportionally you can argue -- and i don't want to talk statistics now. i'm talking perception. there's definitely a perception

in this country among minority families particularly african-americans that too many young black men or black men are being killed in encounters with cops unnecessarily. you've got to start with that -- that feeling. deal with the feeling. that is the feeling. what do you do to deal with the perception? i think that there should be a federal law that says in all police-related killings automatically a u.s. attorney will investigate as well as the local prosecutor. let's give them an objective context where they can rely on what is going on in the probe. i don't think that that is an unreasonable, partial solution to the dilemma of perception, steve i'm not saying reality. last night i spoke at the sergeants benevolent association honoring fallen police heroes in this city. ramos and liu in december assassinated because of the hateful rhetoric that's going

around of this anti-police rhetoric going around. so they were killed by a lunatic fueled by vile propaganda against these cops. two other cops williams and guerra also dying in action. four cops in new york city in the last year and a half. >> terrible. >> so, when you judge a policeman, you must judge him in his shoes, not your shoes from the safety of your couple or living room. put yourself in that officer's mind. it is an intense experience. it is -- >> absolutely. >> -- fraught with risk and peril and you got to put it in context. >> put them in jail that's what this is. >> walter scott's family said they do not want this to turn into another ferguson. his brother said it's not a white thing or a black thing but a people thing. >> i think sharpton should stay away. there are remedies to this but we must honor the valor of the offer erficers in this country also. >> well put. coming up straight ahead,

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question for you. is "american sniper" too racist and unsafe to show at a college campus in america? the university of michigan apparently thought so briefly. replacing a showing of that movie with "paddington bear." but with a little help from their new head football coach and a student group they pulled a huge save on wednesday and thursday. joining us right now this friday is freshman and chairman of that group the chapter of young americans for freedom is grant strobel. what was the problem? who was protesting the showing of "american sniper"? >> i mean, really the problem here is it's a free expression issue. it's a freedom of expression issue and the muslim student association created a petition of 300 students and they claimed

that the movie was racist and that chris kyle was a mass murderer. and that's just not true. this movie isn't about race. this movie against religion. this movie is about a war hero. this movie is about a tremendous military skill. and, i mean if we have to disqualify a movie based upon tangential statements by the subject, we'd have to disqualify movies on fdr on henry ford and then what are we left to discuss at the university? >> nothing. the two student -- two student muslim groups who are anti-israeli and some say anti-american said this. the "american sniper" movie not only tolerates but for most anti-muslim, anti-muslim media and middle eastern north america and sympathizes with a mass killer. chris kyle was a racist who took a disturbing stance on murdering iraqi civilians. that went out. 300 signatures came in and the school said, okay we'll pull

the movie. and that's when you wrote the story and jim harbaugh tweeted this out michigan football will watch "american sniper," proud of chris kyle and proud to be an american. if that offends anybody then so be it. what did that tweet do? >> i mean, that tweet really shows that coach harbaugh really stood up for what he believed in and that is a huge example for the rest of the university. and it really goes to show you that the leadership of coach harbaugh is just tremendous. not only on the field but off the field. and we're very grateful that he agreed that "american sniper" is worth watching. >> right. so, tonight i was talking to derek who wrote the story, he expects protests tonight. do you expect protests outside this movie? because they're also going to show "paddington bear." >> yeah, i mean, you never know at the university of michigan. the people that are interested in having the discussion, really talking about the issues at hand and watching snime"american sniper"

they're going to go to "american sniper" and if you feel uncomfortable, you're free to watch "paddington bear." but at the university we should be engaged in tough discussions and really it's a free expression issue and i'm glad the university made their decision to bring it back. >> well, grant it's not really a tough discussion. i know you agree with me because most of america said that's one of the best movies they've ever seen and set all types of box office records. grant strobel a freshman at the university of michigan and not sitting down and watching, but taking action. i appreciate it grant thank you. >> thank you. 19 minutes after the hour. coming up straight ahead a wild night of twisters a tornado throwing 18-wheelers around like toys. you know all of his movies like this one. >> this is houston. say again, please. >> houston, we have a problem. >> now brian glazer the man behind so many other iconic movie moments is opening up about the secret of his success and it's as simple as a simple conversation. he's here to produce us.

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he is the man behind some of your favorite movies and tv shows. >> can you live in that moment? as best you can with clear eyes and love in your heart. >> i don't know anything. my name is john nash. i'm being held against my will. >> this is houston. say again, please. >> houston we have a problem. >> is it mardi gras? what are you charging for that? >> i don't like to discuss money. >> what does that mean you don't pay for it? >> you forgot about me the second you forced me in there. you still owe me what's mine.

>> the films and tv shows he has done have been honored and won 43 oscars and 149 emmy nominations and now he's opening up about secrets about his success that you can apply to his own life. brian grazer said curiosity is the key, and it's behind his book "a curious mind." thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on. >> you start with the story in your 20s you are out in california and somehow you get a job as a law clerk. and you realize hey, wait a minute, i can kind of make this job work so i can meet the biggest people in show business. >> yes. that's ba was. i graduated college. didn't quite know what to do. was in my apartment complex, i overheard a conversation, two guys saying the easiest job in the world was to be a claw clerk at warner bros. i called the phone number got the job, and my job was just to deliver papers to famous people

but not to touch them or hand it to them. >> give it to the housekeeper. >> give it to the housekeeper. >> but -- >> i insisted i had to hand the papers directly to warren beatty or mel brooks and i would generate a conversation with them once they agreed. >> and then you realized that everybody pretty much talked to you. you know, you would say i got to see matt damon. i've got to go and talk to jim carrey that we see right there or ron howard or steve martin and the list goes on and on and on. so about 35 years ago you started having these curiosity conversations. and you would just call people up. >> exactly. basically what i did once i established myself after "splash" the movie "splash" as a real movie producer, not just a guy that delivered papers and said hello to people i used that same methodology but applied it to anyone that was not in the movie business, science, medicine, politics, religion, fashion, fine art all kinds of art forms and every two weeks i'd go meet somebody that was expert in one of those

things. so, i got to learn about a subject. and i could enter the psyche of another person at the same time. and by doing that, i was just really enlargening my life. i was creating opportunity for myself that i was -- unimaginable to me. i didn't go to meet these people looking for a job or anything. it just completely enrichened me intellectually and emotionally and it completely expanded my life. >> it started with you going and meeting the hollywood big shots and you'd give them the papers and have a conversation, and then you realized that so much of our lives are dependent on figuring out how things worked and you asked a lot of questions. >> exactly. that's exactly right because in the movie business or television bims you are trying to demystify what's going on in a fog, you are in a cessna trying to fly through clouds and you're trying to get to the other side and once i found my way to demystify and create leverage in the movie business and i created "splash" i moved on to meet other people.

>> so for 35 years you would call people up and inexplicably they would say yes. do you think they thought you were going to make a movie about them? >> no i don't think it was that. it wasn't my intention, i met princess di -- >> let's do a lightning round and you give me a tidbit about that person. princess, lady di. >> lady di. a lot of humanity. enormous amount of humanity and we shared a bowl of ice cream together. and it was way -- >> how very joe biden of you. >> way ahead of royal etiquette. we had two spoons. i took a scoop. she took a scoop. and i asked her to take another scoop. okay. >> michael jackson? >> michael jackson. i met with michael jackson i wanted to understand how he created music so i asked him if he would take his gloves off. he did. and that felt like a threshold issue and he became mozart, he was gigantically articulate. >> did i hear somewhere that the one of the most intimidating people you ever met and you

pretty much everybody was george w. bush. >> i said that. but on your show i'm going to revise that. >> all right. >> because george w. bush was very friendly. although he stood differently. he didn't stand towards me. he put his shoulder up against my shoulder and i had to look at him and speak to him like that -- >> for an hour? >> close. yeah. close. >> conversation. >> but he was -- he was a very kind man. very kind and warm guy. elon musk who i plan on doing a television -- a series about mars with him -- >> spacex guy. >> and he's slightly intimidating because he's so brilliant. his brilliance is overpowering. >> before you go, and this is at the end of your book, you say how to have a curiosity conversation. because if you do, it will enhance your life. the thumbnail sketch of how to do it is how? >> is you find a subject that you're interested in. then you try to locate the expert in that subject. then you do research.

then you create a strategy to meet that person which could take a year or longer. and then you meet them and you've learned something about architecture. you've learned something about fashion or fine art. and once you do that, it really does expand your life. and more importantly, it expands the opportunities that you will have in your life. in the case -- my case, i made many movies that were sort of related to the people that i met. >> because you met jim lovelle, the next thing you know "apollo 13." >> or john nash became "a beautiful mind." >> the book is called "a curious mind." what a coincidence. i wonder where that came from. the book is terrific. >> thank you so much. i'm glad you liked it. >> be curious and ask questions. hillary clinton plans to announce she's running for president as soon as tomorrow but republicans are prepared. chris wallace here with their plan to keep her out of the white house. and he's been accused of putting his mouth -- his foot in his mouth many times before but this is definitely a first.

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go. chris wallace with a look at that. everybody is anticipating this will be the weekend that hillary throws her hat i into the ring. >> well, yeah, that's what the anticipation is. it actually creates kind of an interesting issue for us because, of course, everything is about us on sunday morning she may not have announced but by the time our replays go at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. she may have announced so we're thinking about whether we have to talk about this in the subjunctive. if she were to announce later today what would that mean or something like that? >> right. >> what does it say to you, though, while we've already seen two rollouts we saw ted cruz and this past week we saw rand paul surrounded by thousands of people cheering. it sounds like what she's going to do she's prepared a video and they'll roll out the video on social media and facebook and twitter and things like that and people will see it. it's not as if she'll be surrounded by a bunch of people but people who can ask her questions. >> well, look, she's going to have plenty of that. and the fact is that's the way she announced back in 2007,

remember, they put out a video on a weekend in which she said i'm in it to win it. and so i suspect that she'll be confronting crowds and questioners quickly enough. and, in fact, as i remember rand paul also announced before he had his official announcement last tuesday he put it out on twitter or facebook or one of those crazy gizmos. >> that the kids are using these days. >> the crazy kids. quiet down in the front lawn there. >> get off my lawn punk! >> as you know that hillary clinton is probably not going to have any competition for the most part so she can pailsce herself. the other guys and ladies the other side don't have that luxury but they are looking at their would-be opponent and so is this one company exclusively for "fox & friends" stop hillary well under way. >> from the rnc. >> please join me in welcoming hillary rodham clinton.

>> hillary clinton has explaining to do. >> used her personal e-mail account to conduct personal business. >> want to reset relations with russia. >> not really working out well. >> potentially catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> taking millions of dollars from foreign governments. >> landing under sniper fire. it was a total crock. it was a lie. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> this is just par for the course for the clintons they're always a little bit secretive. >> what do you think about pulling back the curtains on clinton? >> do you think she'll still run after that? >> yeah, i don't think it's going to scare her out of the race. it's a pretty good ad and obviously she's going to have to deal with all of that. interestingly enough they'll try to take republicans and i think this is what they're going to do not just that one ad is take her record as secretary of state and instead of saying it's a plus and she's a world figure and knows how to deal with it take a look at specific parts like benghazi and the failed reset with russia and say how much did she really accomplish. obviously the e-mails. obviously the clinton foundation

accepting money from foreign governments a lot of which have very poor human rights records when it comes to women. look this is going to be a tough race. on the one hand, she isn't it looks like going to be in a very tough primary but you got to figure all of the republicans although they'll go against each other they'll also say i'm the one that can bring the attack most fiercely. >> something you'll be talking about on sunday should she announce indeed. what else do you have in the line-up? >> we have a big show, real quick-we're going to be talking to new jersey senator bob menendez who has been indicted. we'll talk about that. we'll also talk about his fierce opposition to -- and he's a democrat, to barack obama's policies with regard to cuba and restoring relations. president obama probably going to meet with cuban president raul castro this weekend. also he's very upset about the president's negotiation of that deal with iran. going to talk to mitt romney. talk to him about 2016 politics about the republicans and democrats. and our power player of the week

rg3, robert griffin iii who has started a remarkable foundation called the family of three. not only do all the things foundations do but in effect he and his wife rebecca are going to adopt three families each year. >> wow. >> give them money. make them part of the griffin family. help them with networking. >> what a kind man. what a great family. >> yeah. no, it's going to be an extraordinary thing. as you know we interview people that we admire a lot. i was thinking about as i was listening to brian grazer, i came away with my time with rg3 this week only more admiring him. he's a remarkable man. >> to close the show. chris wallace, always good to talk to you. >> bye guys. >> bye, chris. all right 22 minutes before the top of the hour. if you're just waking up, there was an outbreak of tornadoes overnight. >> that's

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staff sergeant shawn manning joined us earlier on "fox & friends" to explain. >> i think it's almost unheard of for someone to receive the purple heart and not have their injuries classified as combat related. and the fact that you have an al qaeda-inspired terrorist attack that we were shot in and that's not combat related i think is just ridiculous. >> well, staff sergeant manning will have an opportunity to appeal that at a formal hearing in washington. we'll follow that story. and this one, oh joe, not again. he's often accused of putting himself foot in his mouth, of course, but what about a toddler's binkie? yeah vice president joe biden photographed holding a baby with a pacifier in his mouth during an event in washington. that is not any baby that's the former mayor of new york city michael bloomberg's grandson jasper. jasper's mom posting the photo on facebook with the caption "what's a boy to do when the vice president steals your pacifier?" just when you think you couldn't

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today ft. hood, texas, officials will award 47 victims and their families the long-awaited purple heart. but, some won't be getting the benefits, the money benefits, that come with that. >> all right. so, this comes years after years of fighting to overturn the government description of major nadal hasan's shooting rampage as workplace violence. >> texas senator ted cruz joins us live from ft. hood right now. senator we thank you for joining us right now. what is your message from this? in part we see the victims from ft. hood getting their due with purple hearts but when you see they are not getting the full benefits, their battle is continuing. >> right. well, this morning is a long time coming, and this morning is an opportunity to thank the soldiers, to thank the civilians who lost their lives and to

recognize their heroism. nadal hasan murdered 14 innocent souls and injured over 30 people. and for five years the obama defense department has ridiculously, has unreasonably, characterized that terrorist attack as workplace violence. it makes no sense. >> right. >> i serve on the senate armed services committee and so i was very proud to introduce legislation to change this, to allow and to require the purple hearts to be awarded this morning. and i'll tell you, i was very proud that i was able to bring together republicans and democrats on the committee to pass that legislation over the active objections of the obama pentagon. it should have taken five years. this should have happened five years ago. >> senator, you said the obama pentagon. every time the obama administration asks why this happened, well, it was the pentagon. you say politics played a role in this delay? >> well, what has been

consistent for six years is that this president and this administration is unwilling to acknowledge radical islamic terrorism for what it is. it's not an isolated problem. they won't call nadal hasan who's communicated with anwar al awlaki, a known radical cleric and islamic terrorist, he asked about the per missibility of jihad against his fellow soldiers when he walked through murdering soldiers he yelled out akbar and yet the white house refuses to acknowledge that they will not even use the words radical islamic terrorism. it makes no sense. and it's dangerous for this country. >> senator, later today you're going to meet a fellow by the name of shawn manning. he was shot six times by major nadal hasan. he was on a little while ago. he had a great conversation. where they talked about it is ridiculous that he's getting the purple heart but not the financial benefit. listen to this --

>> i think it's almost unheard of for someone to receive the purple heart and not have their injuries classified as combat related. and the fact that you have an al qaeda-inspired terrorist attack that we were shot in and that's not combat related i think is just ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous. and doesn't this really rest at the feet of the commander in chief? i mean you know you helped pass the legislation getting them the purple hearts. but now we got to get them the money. >> it is outrageous and it's indefensible. one of the reasons we fought so hard to pass the legislation to require the purple hearts to be awarded is precisely so that these soldiers get the benefits they deserve. and i intend to reach out to the secretary of defense personally. enough games. five years is far too long. we need to acknowledge the heroism of these soldiers -- >> right. >> -- and it's my responsibility

to fight for 27 million texans every day in the senate. and i will continue to fight until every one of these soldiers receive the benefits they deserve for standing on the front lines against terrorism to defend this nation. >> that is a great promise to them and we're actually relieved to hear that -- >> please get that job done. >> please do. meanwhile, senator rand paul, i don't know if you heard, is now running along with you for the nomination. he rolled out this week. marco rubio comes out monday. how would you characterize rand paul's rollout? >> well, rand is a good friend of mine and so when he entered the race, i happily welcomed him into the race. i think he and i have stood side by side over and over again defending liberty. i'm certain we will continue to do so. and i think his entry into the race will raise the bar. it will improve all of the candidates and ensure we have the strongest conservative candidates to face the democratic nominee probably hillary clinton, in november. and to win. we can't keep doing what we're

doing. we got to change the path we're on and so i'm very glad to see rand join in the race. he's a good man. >> all right. you're a good man joining us today from ft. hood. senator ted cruz in the great state of texas today. thank you very much. >> thank you sir. >> god bless. all right, we'll be back in just a moment to say something you're not going to believe. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. find a certified financial planner professional who's thoroughly vetted at letsmakeaplan.org. cfp -- work with the highest standard.

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