the camera. a turbulent take off in england. the pilot safely got it taken off. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning. it is monday, april 13th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. yesterday it was hillary today it is rubio. the race for the presidency is starting to shape up. marco rubio will preach freedom. we are breaking it down for you. parents under fire one for dropping their child into the cheetah pit at a zoo. just trying to be cute. another for letting their kids walk to the park alone. egads. should they both be losing custody of their kids? we'll tell you the story about these parent traps.

he was snubbed at the oscars, but this morning a different story for bradley cooper and american sniper. >> you brought attention to our military families. chris kyle would have turned 41 years old four days ago. >> that win and speech everybody is talking about. we'll give you more information. let me remind you that mornings are better with friends. >> this is phil mickleson you're watching "fox and friends." why him? >> gee, i wonder. >> did it have to do with the masters or that hillary clinton rolled out her campaign and she's a lefty and so is hillary clinton. >> yes it was the worst kept secret in the world. hillary clinton is running for

president of the united states. she made it official yesterday as she rolled out on twitter and facebook this video announcement that looks a lot like a home depot ad. watch this. >> i'm running for president. americans have fought their way back from tough economic times, but the deck is still stacked in foerve of those at the top. every day americans need a champion. i want to be that champion. i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. because it's your time. and i hope you'll join me on this journey. >> you know what? she is hitting the road in her minivan named scooby. people were at a truck stop in pennsylvania and they got a picture with her. i think we've got it. look, that lady in the middle is running for president of the united states. >> she is like everybody else, she drives a van. she's taking a trip across iowa. stop and take photos. she hadn't spent two decades

near washington. keep in mind she hasn't driven since 1996. >> it didn't go well i understand. she's raised $2 billion. she already has $15 million. the people who came up with this ad are people that said to themselves, how do i take a candidate that the whole country has known for the last 30 years who is coming off a failed bid to get the nomination, and as secretary of state stint that did not go well. she thought it did, but everything she started on has fallen on its head. they came up with no bill clinton, no family, no past. you don't see her in a myriad of different positions. this is what happens. this is a unique challenge to her. you can't have a pep rally and not have a game the next day. if she came out with a huge crowd and thousands of people, there's nothing to do. she's got no one -- >> remember -- that didn't work for her. >> she does not like to campaign.

>> she has to. >> she's going to have to because the republicans are going to be up and ready and later on today marco rubio is going to be announcing down in miami. the republicans came out yesterday. made it very clear, if she wants to have the keys to air force one it's going to be a fight. >> it's critical we change the direction our country is heading. we must do better than the obama, clinton foreign policy. it has damaged relationships with our allies and emboldened our enemies. >> anyone who wants to be president or commander in chief needs a track record of leadership and accomplishment and trustworthyiness. >> does america want a third obama term? are we ready for strong conservative leadership? >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. the arrogance of power, corruption and korveup. conflicts of interest and failed leadership with tragic consequences.

>> for $99 you can buy a hillary clinton hard drive on rand paul dot com. >> let's talked about marco rubio. she's going to talk about his remarkable story to success. this guy was looked at a whiz kid when he was in his early 30s as speaker in the house in florida. that's when him and jeb bush hit it off. today he'll be talking about his biaugavenue and then he'll say i am not trying to get another term as senator. >> he'll talk about his mom how he was working in hotels. the podium by which that he stand is one that his father would have been bar tending. this is the first stop in people coming in exile from cuba. his story is a american success story as you see. it may be the strongest yet that you've heard. >> right. >> he's going to throw his hat in today. on the democrat side hillary clinton is the front runner. she was in 2008. we know how that turned out.

>> i think it makes marco rubio to put him -- i think the standoff and comparison and people bringing up in the same story gives him a leg up on rand paul. >> he has a leg up. there's buzz but not hoopla. >> carly fiorina will join us about hillary clinton's announcement. she's with us at 7:15. >> thanks for joining us. we've got news, don't we? a lot of politics and other things going on. hope you had a great weekend. a story to bring you out of florida. that is a death taking place at disney world over the weekend. one person was killed at the florida theme park's high speed richard petty attraction when the lamborghini he was riding in crashed. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. right now, police are searching for a missing pregnant

woman. 29-year-old julia watson left her home in california on saturday night after some sort of an argument with her family. neighbor and police are combing the area for clues. >> you know, we need to immediately find her. >> watson is seven months pregnant. she was last seen wearing a yellow rain jacket. horror caught on camera. the moments after a small plane crashes into a nature preserve in south florida and bursted into flames. >> it's too hot. the plane just crashed. right off the highway. >> investigators believe that the twin engine plane lost power while it was approaching the airport. all four people on board that plane were killed. and he was snubbed at the oscars but bradley cooper didn't go home empty handed. he won best male performance for

his role as chris kyle in "american sniper." >> i want to thank mtv and fans. it's because of you you brought awareness to the men and women and their families in the military and what they do for us on a daily basis. chris kyle would have turned 41 four days ago. this is for you. >> congratulations. what a story there. and then so many people loved this fault in our stars. that won big. robert downy jr. accepted a special generations advice while giving stage advice. >> i have grown up. struggled, failed succeeded. i've partied way too much. thanks for second chances and literally clawed my way to the top. i try today live honorably and never forget my love of the game or my friends. so if a man is judged by the company he keeps i must be

doing something right. on behalf of my fellow avengers dream big and yes, because you can define your generation. >> nice job. he was flanked by his co-stars who delivered the award. he dressed in the iron man outfit and gave -- i think it was a special arm to a little boy a few weeks ago. he's done really well. >> between him and bradley cooper, what a night at the awards. >> thank you. let's talk about parenting. start this off. >> what about this? say you're taking your kid to the zoo, would you dangeal your child? >> cleveland zoo seeking charges against parents who dangled their two-year-old over the wall. >> just the dad got in he was

stuck under the ten foot wall. the cheetah thankfully was not interested. >> he bumps and bruises, he ended up at the hospital. he's two. all the witnesses were saying he was dangled over the exhibit. now the zoo is planning to take action. >> they're going to file change endangerment charges against the parents today for being stupid. then you got the case of the maryland marnts who referred to themselves as free parents. there is the mother. their parents came to notice -- their kids were found walking home from a park. egads. and the police stopped them and said where are your parents. well, they're letting us walk home from the park. now child protective services is investigating. apparently, they have taken both the children. they seized both the children, because over the weekend, they were at a park alone.

can you believe it? those poor kids? >> they're ten and six. how far should they be able to walk? these parents doubling down. now the kids are gone. >> they are. you know what? i didn't realize this but unsubstantiated -- it's not a criminal charge. is there a distance that feels safe to you? >> let's think back a generation. i used to walk too and from school. i would walk to the park and back. >> how far? >> a mile. >> how old were you? >> i was five. >> it's interesting not many parents -- let us know. sometimes with an older sibling you have to teach them the ways of the world. there's a lot of gray area when it comes to what is safe. i'm a helicopter more than a free range. >> that's just the thing. because now the police are along with the helicopter parents saying if you leave your child for one second, you're going to

get in trouble. >> it's interesting, these are highly educated parents. they're thinking what are these parents? no, they're scientists. we spoke with the woman the first time this happened. her reaction was we're teaching our children how to live in this world. >> what are the rules, if you've already been warned. do you want to risk having your children taken away in order to let them have what you would say individualism. >> that's total free range. >> they were playing at a park. what has happened? e-mail us friends@foxnews.com. 12 minutes after the top of the hour. just ahead. days after students at the universities michigan fight to show american sniper. >> 21-year-old jordan spieth

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just days after what would have been chris kyle's 41st birthday, another major university now canceling a screening of american sniper following complaints from muslim students. university of michigan student rachel fought to get american sniper back on the screen. she joins us with fresh reaction. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> when you heard that the university had canceled showing "american sniper," what did you think? >> i was pretty infuriated as were a number of students on campus as well as the alumni. there was large amount of backlash. i was not happy about it. that's why i started the petition to get the movie reinstated. >> tell us a little bit about the petition. >> so the petition stated this was a movie that chris kyle was a hero. he was an american soldier.

he was just fighting for our freedom. and that the university should show films like these. because this is where dialogue takes place on university campuses. so the movie should not be censored on campus. therefore, it should be shown. we got over 600 signatures on the petition before the university actually reinstated the movie and admitted its mistake. >> shortly before the university reinstated coach harbaugh put out a tweet. he sported the movie and chris kyle and everything else. next thing you know you're showing the movie. fast forward to friday night. there at the movie screening area there at the university of michigan, can you explain to me why the university sent a bias response team? >> so i think there was some concern by the university that something might happen. earlier that evening the dean had sent out a e-mail at 6:00 telling students that muslim students on campus had felt unsafe over the last few days

over language that had been used. while he valued freedom of expression, we need to make sure students are safe. that's correct. students should feel safe. in order to make students feel safe, the university sent out a team for the center for campus involvement. i believe it was a bias response team who was there to make sure that nothing got out of hand. to make sure that students felt safe. there were police outside with lights flashing. there were a number of people on site. nothing did happen. it's a movie. people came, if you didn't want to come, you didn't have toompt nothing happened. >> what's the moral to this story? >> freedom of expression should reign on campuses, especially public university campuses. the university of michigan, it's a university that prides itself on dialogue and diversity. and if we want actual dialogue and a difference of opinions, movies like this should be shown in order for people to learn and

engage and form an opinion on a movie they've seen. a number of students who came out admitted they hadn't seen the movie. in order for students to be educated on the issue it's important they expose themselves to the issue. it's what the university prides itself on. it's something as a university we really should. >> they showed the movie congratulations you won that case. thank you very much. by the way, we should also point out. kinsler polytechnical institute has postponed their showing of american sniper. a fox news alert, a woman tied up and beaten walking to her car after work. the latest on the manhunt to find her attackers. that's what we're looking at. they're here illegally, but it liberal mayor de blasio gets

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they will learn their fate today. they were found guilty of throwing throwing grenades in a crowded traffic circle. if mayor de blasio gets his way, up to a million illegals will be let to vote. our next guest says it could set a dangerous precedent. explain this measure. you pay taxes here, you live here for six months and you get to vote? >> if you're illegal, no paperwork no, you can't vote. if you have any kind of documented reason to be here. a green card or something like that but you're not a citizen. you could vote in all city elections in new york city. a similar measure being proposed in washington, d.c. >> how does this help de blasio? >> 80% of minorities tend to vote democratic.

most recent immigrants to america are minorities. this would lock him in for a second term. >> he's doing so terrible, he might have a run at the primary in a couple of years because he has -- with the white voters in new york city they couldn't be more displeased. >> two to one against him. >> now you have the minority vote. still the illegal minority -- >> these aren't illegal. they have a right to be here, but they're not citizens. i think it takes away the concept of citizenship destroys something that's fundamental to this country. right now it makes -- we already make it easy for people to vote illegally if they wish. there is a study that say that 6% of illegals and people who are here legally and aren't citizens voted in the last election. >> 80% of non-citizens lean

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one of the epic performances in the annals of the sport. >> wow. what kind of crowd is that? what a great scene. he's 21 years old and he became the youngest champion ever. he -- second youngest i should say. and 54 course record. and then he ties tiger woods for the all time low score for any golfer at any time. >> 18 under. that is just remarkable. there is tiger, who had a bit of a bad day right there. he messed up his hand. dislocated something. >> he hurt his wrist. he's got to feel good if he's healthy enough about what he did.

>> i love that feeling of a young athlete being overcome by a moment that is so big. >> he was overcome at the end. the fact he was able to do this for four straight days and not be overcome. we saw what happened to rorry mcelroy when he lost the big lead. for him to lock it down knowing that phil mickleson was behind him is unbelievable. >> right here, he's ranked number two in golf in the world. i mean, he's so young. >> the nice things about yesterday's festivityies and we saw his mom and dad and girlfriend. there they are. back in the day. do you know how he calmed his nerves on saturday night before the finale? he and his friends watched the movie forgetting sarah marshal. he has bought a brand new in dallas.

>> he's been open about his family and keeping him grounded. >> and his sister, ellie and he has started a charity for kids with special needs like his sister. he says being ellie's brother humbled he every day of my life. >> here is great for dolph which has been down lately, you need rivalries. you saw a lot of golfers. rorry mcelroy. mickleson was strong. now you have a lot of people who said now we know who you are jordan. now we're going after you. i think it will be great for the game. >> it seems what powers him and authentic and natural.

>> i found facescinating nobody in his family plays golf. there's grandpa right there. you know what he did in winning the masters yesterday down in augusta? he did the impossible. he got chick-fil-a to open on a sunday. remember last year when buba watson celebrated at waffle house. that young man decided he wanted to celebrate at his favorite restaurant. >> what did he get? >> don't know what he ordered but they did open on sunday for him. >> that's historic. >> that's great. he did the impossible. chicken chick-fil-a opened for that man. >> all right. heather nauert we have the golf covered do you have any else? elizabeth and i are about to cry there. what a nice young man.

i have other news. coming out of philadelphia police need your help. a woman has been attacked after she left her job at a jewelry store. two of the three suspects are on the run. the men snatching the 53-year-old woman from a parking garage. they tied her up and then they beat her while they demanded the keys to the jewelry store and the code to the safe. the three men used her atm card to empty out her bank account. she was found nsain a cemetery. one suspect was arrested at a south carolina hotel. u.s. tensions with russia on the rise now following a midair intercept. the u.s. is calling unsafe and unprofessional. an american recognizance plane was flying in international air space north of poland when a speeding russian fighter jet conducted multiple passes. it apparently came within 20 feet of the plane. the pentagon says a formal complaint is being file wouldd with

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knocked it back into the net. and so he tried to stop it. providence ended up winning. and those are your headlines. i hate to see that. >> we just gave that a moment of silence. >> that's sad. >> i feel so bad for them. >> it's actually a beautiful day in new york city. it's 54 degrees on the streets in front of our building. you'll find maria molina. spring has sprung. >> finally. it's feeling like spring especially in parts of the northeast. now you're looking at the 50s and new york city and further west in places like chicago and cleveland. not too bad out there. as you head further south, take a look at texas, it's currently 70s in the dallas. the high temperatures across the plains will be mild. further north. 60s expected in minneapolis. we have stormy weather in the plains and deep south. there's a concern for some flash

flooding across parts of the gulf coast. there are a number of watches that have been issued. you can see heavy rain in the florida pan handle. in the plains there's a concern for severe weather today across parts of texas. we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures for tomorrow, not much changing. looking at them relatively mild and spring like across most of the nation. temperatures in the 70s, in derve denver. >> so earlier we were telling you about two stories with parents. one in cleveland where parents dangled their two-year-old over the cheetah exhibit. the parent goes in to retrieve them. the zoo is set to seek charges against the parent for endangerment. the other story we told you about is wild as well. we talked you about free range parents. let's a ten and six-year-old go

to the park. they've been warned before. the neighbor called the cops. at 8:00 they didn't know where their kids were. >> ten and six-year-olds. >> is it okay with you? is that good parenting or bad parentsing. here's what you said about the cheetah. >> murl e-mailed us. any parent who would hold their child over any spot that may not be safe is a nut. we're with you on that. >> robert e-mailed this, some of my best memories is walking to and from school. as we passed a friends' house they would run out. >> i think the parents have learned their lesson and help paying a fine will make them remember. don't take their kids. >> what do you think? is it a good message you can't allow your kids to play at the park alone or walk home from school? or do those parents -- are they completely wrong? you got to watch your kids every

second. >> be honest are you a helicopter or free range or somewhere in between? >> can't you be a little of both? >> you can. it's a gray area. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up the most incredible video you'll see all day. imagine being on this flight right? whoa. plane takes off sideways. how the pilot handled that one. and it's barely been a day since hillary makes it official, but the mainstream media carrying her to the victory line. >> with a 16 word tweet and a two minute video she managed to lec lecrify the race for president. the mainstream media give republicans a fair shot? our panel will weigh in on that next. ♪

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quick headlines. a turbulent take off caught on camera in england. you have a passengers jet twisting and turning in a wind storm. despite the shaky start, they got the plane off the ground. complaints against airlines are up 22%. the number of delays and overbooked flights increasing. the most complaints filed against frontier. how about this, it's been a day since hillary made it official. but the mainstream media carrying her to victory. >> hillary clinton announced her highly anticipated bid for the

white house. >> hillary clinton managed to electrify the race for president. >> twitter lighting up with the announcement retweeted three million times the first hour. trending number one across the globe. >> electrifying, lighting up. will the media be the ones who helps carry hillary to the finish line? here is our panel. jehmu greene and partners in tennessee congress woman marsha blackburn. it's invigorating but we saw the reaction to ted cruz's announcement. it was different. the role of the mainstream media seems they will carry her through to thend end, do you disagree? >> i think it is difficult to think that they are carrying secretary clinton to the finish

line. she's not taking it for granted. her video was so different than any of the candidates right now. she's talking about real people. she's putting them first. we barely saw her until the end of the video. that's refreshing. and the response world wide, they have to report on it intelligencely and accurately. that's what they did. this was a game changer in saying i'm putting people first and all of these miniscand squlz attacks on me as an individual is not what this -- >> those scandals are not so little. >> clinton and scandal are synonymous. she has only done well when the media was running interference. i think one of the big hurdles for them will be can hillary do this on her own. is she likable and tough enough? is she going to work hard enough? she doesn't have a real record of accomplishment.

whether it was secretary of state, whether it was in the u.s. senate. she was a big earmarker in the senate. she has benghazi, boko haram russian reset in her portfolio of -- >> she was first lady, secretary of state. got 60% favorability among overall -- whatever it is she's got high levels of favorability. she's a globally known candidate. there is three million retweets. ted cruz is a first term senator with a pretty small base right now. >> some may say her experience that ends up being held against her. that her experience has not proven itself in terms of foreign policy with the scandals now. when it comes to senator marco rubio set to make his announcement today in a big way at the south ellis island.

when this happens, some will say his lack of experience be held against him? >> i think that it's a combination of his lack experience and the fact that his plans, his policy positions are just a repeat. it's wash, rinse repeat of what got us into the financial situation we were in 2007 to begin with. so americans are not looking to go backwards. whether it's marco rubio, ted cruz. >> or hillary clinton. >> not looking at backwards policy. they want to make sure the economic recovery we've seening that we keep moving forward and their pocket books are put first. >> you're not buying this, because she's saying marco rubio is old news where people see him as a breath of fresh air. >> we're at hillary 10.0. she's been running for president for a decade. she is tied to the obama policies. we have 5.5 million people that have fallen into poverty under

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review skeptic. it's a website you can cut and paste a review them and it will tell you whether it's true or false. >> you and i won't trust amazon if they get left through. >> if you don't believe the game is real, you won't watch. >> and you won't bet on them. this tool is one of them. look at this one. one star, one rating or five rating stars. if you see all one stars from one person or just five star ratings, dead give away that is a bogus one. also punctuation, a lot of emote cons, is that a sign it's fake? you bet. if you see a dollar sign in a review, that tells you it's more authentic. >> i'll be darn. let me get this straight. there are companies out there that will right your fake reviews. why doesn't amazon shut them

down? >> they're trying to. >> they have sued four companies. >> are you kidding? this is a business and legal? this is one of them, azon reviews. >> $22 per reviews. >> there's more online at the website. it's kind of funny when you look at them all. and you say, wow i think i've seen that. >> the amazon is trying to rein it in. >> we would give you five stars, but people would think that was bogus. >> you usually give me four. >> and a cash sign. >> thank you very much. still ahead on the huge political day, donald trump and carly fiorina, you won't want to miss this. would you take diet advice from something like this? congressman charlie rangel reveals diet secrets.

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fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. good morning. today is monday, april 13th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. they are two of the most anticipated entries into the 2016 race. hillary clinton. marco rubio is about to announce that he's running for president. what does donald trump think about the competition? president obama revives the apology tour in front of a communist dictator. >> i am remindful that there are dark chapters in our own history in which we vd not observed the principles and ideals upon which the company was founded. >> that's a apology at that time, for the company that is

harboring some of the country's worst enemies? >> meanwhile, want a body like charlie wrangle? he is revealing his secret to staying slim. this time, we think he's actually telling the truth. thanks for joining us this monday. because mondays are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox and friends." the number one morning cable news show in america. thank you. welcome to monday, folks. >> if no monday would be complete unless we brought in donald trump. >> good morning to you, mr. trump. thanks for being here. a big weekend and big day. we'll get his reaction. we have seen hillary clinton's rollout over the weekend. she didn't show up until a minute into her video. then comes -- mr. trump what did you think about hillary's rollout, and what advice would you give to senator marco rubio

in his speech today? >> i don't like roll outs of this importance. it's important when you're -- to do it through social media is a chicken's way out. i don't think that's what we're all about. i don't think it's appropriate that people announce over the internet or social media or any other way. i think you have to stand in front of a microphone and you say to the press and everybody else that wants to be there that you're running for president and what you're going to do. >> mr. trump, you know why she's doing it she's not good at campaigning. >> it was strange. it's an easy way out. you can take it easy and announce, you press a button. maybe i'll have to do it that way if i do it. i may have to do it that way. i can go out and just relax. and let the world think -- i just think it's very inappropriate that somebody, you know, does it that way. we have to know what we're

getting. when i watch -- i made a speech at the nra. most of the people are using teleprompters that are there and going to be potential deign -- you should go out there and say what you're spotesed to say not just read. i said we should ban teleprompers. >> do you know who may be okay with that notion is senator marco rubio, he's been known to give flavored speeches without relying on a teleprompter. what do you think about what he is about to announce and what advice would you give him? >> it's interesting. i think he's crazy to give up the united states senate on a long shot. i think he's crazy to give up the senate. i always heard he would never do it because supposedly bush was you know, pretty much his mentor. i guess that turned out to be not the case. everybody said that bush runs the last thing we need is

another bush. if bush runs -- i know brian is saying don't say that. but, you know, that's the way i feel. bush was supposedly very loyal to him. you know, i'm a little surprised. everybody said he would never run if bush is in there. he's doing that. >> he's got this thing where you got to make a decision whether you're going to run for senate. they reverse in kentucky or run for president. still he's a young guy. he does have a little bit different from the others. he has been on the foreign relations committee. he has more foreign policy than other one term senators. >> i think he's very young. i think he's giving up -- i think from his standpoint, why not. but he's giving up a lot. it's long shot at best. >> you sound like you're pretty emphatic, he's not going to win. >> it's hard for him to win. i think it's going to be hard from anybody to win. it's going to be a tough slog. you have a lot of people on the

republican side. you probably only have hillary on the democrat side. and we'll see what happens. it's going to be a long, hard slide. i think it's a lot -- honestly i respect him for it in one way. it's a lot to give up. >> regarding hillary who is there screen left, appropriately. the news overnight -- she's had some really bad news in the first month. first it was the hard drive that she apparently wiped clean, nobody knows what she was sending out and about. the other thing was the clinton foundation, which she's been a board member of for years. taking money from big foreign countries. she has resigned her post at the clinton foundation. does that make a difference? >> well "new york times" not so long ago did a very terrible story on the clinton foundation. it was a massacre. i was shocked to see it. it was a very terrible story on the clint in foundation. and you know, i guess maybe she sees -- i don't know what it is.

she resigns her post. i guess maybe that's appropriate. there are a lot of things on the clinton foundation that are going to be -- i mean, this story was brutal. now, i don't know what happened with it from there. but now all of a sudden it's going to come in. she's officially made the announcement. she's got to have not such an easy time. it will be interesting to see if people go against her. i don't think she'll have much of a problem. if you go back eight years she was going to have no problem getting it then. then obama came in. >> took that 72% democrats when polled want to see her have a legitimate competition. i don't see it happening. let's talk about the president. he was in panama in the meeting of americas where he's gitsing taught with iran in the middle east and cuba. are you okay with that? >> i think ridiculous what's going on with the president apologizing for our country. we have to get on to the future, not to the past. he's too much with the

apologies. he's apologizing for our actions. >> here it is for those of you who missed it over the weekend. he took a question from somebody from a journalist. let's listen to his answer. >> i am the first one to acknowledge that america's application of concern around human rights has not always been consistent. and i'm certainly mindful that there are dark chapters in our own history in which we have not observed the principles and ideals upon which the company was founded. >> mr. trump it seems as though he says right there. he's acknowledging i'm the first one to acknowledge we're the bad guys, too. it seems he's excited for these opportunities to say we're not so great either. >> our country is going to hell. it's going to hell under his leadership. he apologized. a phrase that i've been using that ted cruz is now using it.

this is the problem with politicians. all talk no action. my whole phrase is make america great again. i have a trademark. we're in the process of trademarking it. i've been using it for three years and now they're copying it. i could come up with another phrase. make america great again. all of a sudden ted cruz is using it as part of his big theme. it's ridiculous. >> you had 70,000 people to watch you speak at the nra. it was a huge convention. you knew it was important for you to spend a good portion of your weekend there. how close are you to making a decision? >> i'm close. i'm looking at it seriously. all these politicians are all talk no action, everything is talk talk, talk. nothing gets done. japan and china is eating our lunch. they're all killing us.

mexico is just destroying us economically and at the border. all i hear these guys do is talk about t. a lot of people are going to be -- you've seen how well, i'm doing in the polls and nobody thinks i'm running. i'm doing so well. >> are we wrong? >> oh, you're serious. >> i'm totally serious. i think you folks know it. you know me better than anybody. >> donald trump, the anti-teleprompter candidate. have a terrific week. >> as a tribute to donald trump, let's shut down your prompter. can we do that? come on. shut it down. good morning to you all. >> put it back up y was kidding. >> thanks a lot. i have to tell you about a tragic story. there was a death at disney worldism over the weekend one person dead after an accident at the richard petty race track. the victim was a track's operations manager.

he was a passengers in a lamborghini. the driver survived. it's not clear if the driver was a tourist or a fellow employee. we will keep following that story and bring you more. four passengers were killed when their small plane crashed kbood a south florida nature preserve. >> the plane just crashed. right off the highway. >> investigators believer the twin engine plane lost power while it approached ft. lauderdale airport. it took off in o. then overnight. southern california all shook up. a 3.5 earthquake jolted los angeles hours after a 2.5 quake hit the same area. no damage or injuries reported in either one. we will watch that story as well. remember the embarrassing photo of new york representative charlie rangel hanging out on the beach getting sun. well he sure does regret that. the congressman says that cover

has haunted him. that kick started the diet that helped him lose 35 pounds. the slimmer congressman says he loves smoothies for dinner. walks to his meetings on capitol hill and tried a spin class recently. and those are your headlines. >> you know a lot of politicians are good at the spin class, aren't they? >> you're absolutely right. >> thank you, heather. it is 711:00. hillary clinton hoping to be the first wum want as president. our next guest says not on her watch. republican carly fiorina who is considering a run on the republican side joins us. this was a key piece of civil war history, but now it may be the best prank ever. ♪

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every day americans need a champion. i want to be that champion. i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. because it's your time. and i hope you'll join me on this journey. >> so is hillary clinton the right woman for the white house? republican carly fiorina, the former ceo of hp says no way. she joins us now. good morning, we're thankful to have you here. i'm going ask you this is it your time? >> well i think it may well be. i'm getting a lot of encouragement from people. people are tired of politics as usual. they understand that leadership is required. i think they also understand that ours was intended to be a citizen government, which is to say, by for and of the people means that leaders, whether they've spent their entire life in politics or not -- i certainly haven't -- it's leadership that's needed in the white house. and citizenship is required to put leaders there. >> sure. that's what you consider yourself.

you don't consider yourself a politician, you consider yourself a leader. does the idea of electing the first woman president make you inclined to vote for hillary clinton or less inclined. 12% inclined. 4% less inclined. 83% say it doesn't matter. >> do you feel the republican party needs to have a woman on the ticket this time? >> look, i'm not running because i'm a woman. the facts are i am a woman. i've never been a token in my life. but women represent half the nation. we represent 53% of voters. so i think it just makes sense to tap the potential of women as well as men in the political process, as well as in every other segment of society. >> we know that the like it or not, barack obama's team was successful in painting republicans as anti-women. why do you think they were successful in do that.

what did you learn? you worked so hard for mitt romney and john mccain. in what way did republicans allow that to happen? >> sometimes we don't push back. the war on women is ridiculous. first it's insulting to women by assuming that all we care about is what the democrats love to care women's issues. of course, every issue is a woman's issue. we care about the economy jobs we care about national security. healthcare. immigration, education. so let's just start with that. secondly, we don't always push back. hillary clinton is going to talk a lot about equal pay for equal work. and the facts are she doesn't pay her own staff, nor does the president pay his own staff according to the principles that they think everybody else should run by. beyond that the biggest impediment for equal pay for equal work is the -- we need to move to pay for performance systems in unions and

government. we need to take their arguments on directly. >> let me ask you about this, some say the past is an indicator of how she's wrong for our future. how would you expand? >> i think it's true. she's a hard working intelligent woman. she doesn't have a track record of leadership and results. let's look at her time of secretary of state. honestly, we had the ben godsy attack, which she misled purposefully the person people about for over a month. the world is a more dangerous. i have set across from vladmir putin. our relationship with israel has deteriorated under her watch. she doesn't have a track record of results. she doesn't have a track record of transparency. she isn't trustworthy.

when you have your e-mails on a private server and you wipe them clean it's a big problem. >> the question is whether the mainstream media will bring these things up or brush it under the carpet like they've done in the past? >> thank goodness for fox news. we're not going to change the media. we have so many new ways to get our message out to people. this is 2015, technology is a wonderful thing. there are lots of ways to reach people. so while i think we have to be realistic about the media. i don't think we should be defeatist about it either. >> after today there will be three republicans in, when would you make your announcement if you're going to get in. >> probably end of april, first part of may. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you for joining us. she knows a thing or two about leadership. coming up a young african-american man shares his

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22-year-old african-american man sharing a video on his recent encounter with police on facebook. the video went viral. not for the reasons you might think. watch. >> an officer pulled up behind me throws up his lights. after understanding that he was there for me i pulled off. to the side. he gave me a warning and i was about my way. i am an african-american male this gentleman was caucasian. there were no problems. people need to understand that

not there officers are crooked or racist bad people. and not all people who get shot or tased or arrested by officers are innocent victims. ignorance has no color. god doesn't see color why should we? >> the video has gotten two million views. he's william stack an army national guardsman who posted that video. it's been a wild 48 hours. i watch would this. how would you characterize the reaction to your video? >> it's been a lot of positive feedback. of course there's been negative, too. it kind of comes with the territory. for me the most important thing is just that there's a positive message being spread. >> you got pulled over. what were the circumstances there? >> i was coming downtown lexington in south carolina. i was pulling out of the

municipal buildings. i pulled out into the median and proceeded through the median to short cut my way to get to the turning lane. it was empty. then the officer pulled up behind me. >> you got a warning and that's it and that's the way it could be done. you're not saying anything about the walter scott thing was any different than it was. the cop is in jail, he's going to get his trial. walter scott is dead. you have an alternate message. things might not be equal and fair but this is how you deal with it correct? >> i think my message is, there is no doubt there's a lot of injustices going on in america. i'm saying not all people are bad. you're not automatically a bad person because of the color of your skin or because of the profession you do. i think we should as people judge a person based off the content of their character rather than the color of their skin or what they do for a living. give everybody a fair shot.

>> have you experienced racism in your life? >> unfortunately i have. it's happened on multiple occasions. in spite of that, i do my best to not let my past experiences affect my future espnsxperiences i meet. >> does it come from your military training or parents or both? >> it's a combination of both. i was always raised to see the world with eyes open. see people without color, give everybody a fair chance. when i got to the military, that was even more expounded on. because when you're in the military you work with people of all different races and backgrounds. none of that matters when you join. our uniform is the same color. we serve the same purpose. >> everyone might be surprised about the number of hits, including yourself. nobody is going to be surprised when you turn out to be a success. thanks for sharing your story and your video.

>> thank you for having me. coming up, a pair of parents are under fire. one for dropping their child into a cheetah pit at the zoo. it was by mistake. they were leaning it over the edge. the other for letting their ten and six-year-old walk and play in the park by themselves. you're going crazy about that because they lost cozdy of their kids. we showed you the pictures. hillary clinton heading to iowa to rub elbows with regular folks. are you regular? what do you think of her? ed henry is a regular guy. he'll be joining us live. ♪ hit the road jack ♪ ♪ j don't you come back no no more no more ♪ ♪. take care of your brain with centrum silver men. multivita don't you come back no more no more no more ♪ ♪. n don't you come back no more no more no more ♪ ♪. d don't you come back no more no more no more ♪ ♪. sending oxygen to my muscles...

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president. and i would make an even greater first dude. >> thank you, bill. at the end of the day, america, you deserve a leader who cares about you. that is why i would make a great president. >> and surprise, i will be her vp. >> he's joking, america. my vice president, of course, will be me. >> well "saturday night live" having fun at the expense of hillary clinton. she is taking her campaign on the road and on her way to iowa. >> they're waiting for her. ed henry, what do you expect? this will be a different type of introduction than the last time. >> she's coming in a van. >> road trip i guess on the way here where i am in iowa. i've been here for a few days. we're patiently waiting.

you're right she is trying to rip the play book up from last time. she was a distant figure. barack obama made 69 trips here. he was on the ground. he got remarkable turnouten 2008. she finished third behind barack obama and john edwards. this road trip is about how she's reaching out to ordinary people. her fabs on social media are delighting in that she called the van scooby. republicans on social media this morning are opining that maybe in the words of one republican strategist, clinton and the scooby gang can solve the mystery of the 30,000 vanished e-mails. the back and fort has already started. no reporters along for the ride. i think this is her chance. you saw in the video, the first 90 seconds was all about ordinary people telling their stories. we didn't see the candidate

until a minute and a half in. >> i thought it looked like a home depot ad until she stepped in. you mentioned reporters. her people in new york had an off the record chummy cocktail party. were you invited? >> i understand there was one in new york on friday. not on the invite list, even though the campaign knows i'll be covering former secretary of state clinton. that's fine. i was here in des moines. i couldn't have attend because i was here doing reporting. >> that's weird, because you're a drinker and you would have gone. >> maybe they were worried about the bar bill. >> you have seen busy. you sat down with some of her potential rivals. how will that affect her race in terms of what you found out?

>> that's a good question. i sat down with webb, the former virginia senator. he's more centrist. martin o'malley will be running on the left. progressives want to see her run a little left. they saw her husband push the party to the middle. we spoke to a top iowa official he said that even though she's coming in with all the money and endorsements. any democrat who connects with iowa voters can win. >> she's taking it more seriously this time. when i have talk today her staffers. i think she understands she has to earn the nomination. i also think, as i stated this is a totally -- more open than the media thinks. >> more open than the media thinks. what interesting is despite the

fact it may be open and the fact she's going to have -- she didn't connect with iowa voters last time. let's remember, she got something like 18 million votes. 18 million more than o'malley or marco rubio got. >> it will be interesting to see how she handles it. 36 approve the president's foreign policy. how is she going to be his buddy who she worked for at the same time separate herself. that -- >> plus the expresident who is sitting next to her in the van. >> especially given all the the national security challenges that's happening in the middle east. she was the secretary of state in the middle of all of it. >> she can't shake the history there. thank you. >> up early, ready to go for us. al. >> good job, ed. it is 24 minutes before the top of the hour. heather has some news. a couple other things going on this morning. let's start out in florida. that's where a woman who was

sexually assaulted on a crowded beach. we are learning no one stepped in to help her. two of her attackers are under arrest. the students attended troy university, these two men allegedly assaulted another spring breaker in panama city beach last month. the incident initially went unreported. the police found a video during an unrelated investigation. now they say more arrests are expected. an american journalist detained in iran will stand trial on espionage charges. washington post bureau chief has been jailed for nearly nine months here. he's accused of accessing sensitive information. al he is a dual american iranian citizen and has been living there for ten years. the state department calls the charges absurd and demanding his release. for decades experts thought this photo was a key pooes of

history. it appears to show a man on a warship from 1864. they could never locate this picture. now after 30 years, a photographer admits it is a big hoax. it turns out, his brother posed for the picture when they were kids and lied about its authenticity. that's not fun. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in a little bit. one parent story had one dad lean over with his two-year-old and drop his child into the leopard -- >> he was showing off. >> like michael jackson. >> look at this. >> witnesses saying he was holding him over the cheetah pit. >> falls, hurts himself the dad jumps in. everybody had to scramble. good thing the cheetahs didn't want any part of those two. there are charges going after that dad. >> they are filing child

indangeerment charges. in maryland free range parents let their kids walk to the park, walk to school. things like that. now child protective services have seized their two kids. now we're going to find out whether or not they get to keep them. we asked you about both of these stories because they are both polar opsets polar polar opposites. >> where has common sense gone where parents hang over zoo? common sense should prevail. >> especially when they got the scare of their life. roger on free range kids says there is a distinction between kids walking home in a rural

area versus a city. >> patty says on free range. child protective services needs to get a grip on reality and worry about children who are really being abused not learning life lessons. >> brian and kirsten where that age, ten and vix.six. there is no way. >> you wouldn't let them? >> absolutely not. i said to myself. if something happened how would i feel? if i can't get my butt down to the park to be with them. >> this family is saying we're trying to raise them the way we were raised. >> they were warned once. imagine the scare they had when they went to the park and their kids were gone. >> you're lucky cps picked up the kids. >> i get the alerts with sexual predators in the area. you get alert. >> by the same token, we lived two blocks from the school. and my kids all walked home.

>> at ten and six? >> i brought my kids here. >> they're in her purse. >> you hear the helicopter? >> keep e-mails coming. what do you think? it takes a village to question them raise them. do we have to worry about the police and helicopter parents as well? >> we love your comments. coming up on monday president obama ready to make amends with cuba. >> part of my message here is the cold war is over. really? but what about the dozens of criminal fugitives that cuba has been protecting. did the president jump the gun? there's some facts about seaworld

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a fox news alert for you now. death at disney. one person killed in a crash at the florida theme park's high speed richard petty attraction there. our reporter is live with the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. both men are from florida. and we're learning that the crash happened yesterday afternoon. it's part of the exotic driving experience at the walt disney world speedway. they can drive high end cars. they were driving a lamborghini. somehow they lost control crashed into a guardrail. fortunately the driver did survive. he only had minor injuries. he was a 24-year-old man. a 36-year-old passenger from florida died at the scene. both disney world and the ride

operateerator -- it's unclear what caused that crash. m it's interesting to note this driving course is scheduled to close in june. we're trying to get more informationing from the ride operator trying to figure out if they'll be open today. i'm reporting here outside of walt disney world. back to you there in the studio. >> thanks for that. thanks. did you hear this, president obama over the weekend celebrating the united states' renewed relation with communist cuba. >> president castro's comments earlier this morning, a lot of it -- points he made referenced actions that took place before i was born. and part of my message here is the cold war is over. >> another legacy item for the president of the united states. peternson jr. what did you hear the president

say? >> ding-dong the wicked witch is dead. a lot of americans over the weekend, said what are we doing? the president is going south to latin america to trash american senators with regards to their opposition of this purported iran treaty. at the same time, apologizing for the alleged oppression cuba has been in the past and trying to put things right. before you put them right, let's bring back some of the terrorists and fugitives that cuba is holding. we don't know exactly, maybe 150 let's look at four. number one, joanne chesimard. she was part of the militant group known as the black liberation army. in 1977 she was convicted for the murder of a new jersey state police officer and sentenced to life in prison. before we normalize relations bring her back. >> she's a cop killer.

>> then charles hill. he is wanted in the 1971 slaying of a new mexico state policemen. the trooper was shot in the throat. then he hijacked a jet and wound up in cuba in 1971. >> remember back in the 70s, people would hijack jets because it was easier to get a gun on board and they said take me to cuba. >> a big time problem. victor guerena. he was in a robbery in 1983. he's been on the fbi's ten most wanted list since 1984. that's longer than any other fugitive. number 4, morales, who may have a connection to the france's tavern bombing here in new york. he was convicted of weapons charges and sentenced to 89 years in prison after a bomb he

was making in queens blew up and destroyed his hands in 1978. that didn't stop him from jumping out a hospital window and going to cuba. >> we got to get something back. these terrorist and cop killers -- >> that's the first thing to get back. we know what we're going to give. we will give cultural exchanges and educational exchanges. we know we will give money. we know we will give citizen someplace over time. we know what we will give and we will give and what they will take and take and take. but a lot of americans are saying, what's the rational on iran and cuba? what does america get? we know what iran and cuba will get. will we get the justice we deserve and that we seek. to hold fugitive and terrorists 50 150 of them, and at the same time we go and apologize for the

oppression of america, that seems to be dissident in my mind. so we may be, you know, everybody loves down in latin america this week but what's changed? >> sure. give us the cop killers. >> give them back. >> okay. peter johnson thank you very much. coming up, we told you about this last week. the university of michigan allowing american sniebper to be shown. we didn't tell you that they sent the pc police to monitor the students on friday night. not making that up. inheriting an amusement park sounds awesome. it's a tough burden to bear. the host of a strange inhairstance joins us. on this day in 1979 the dooby brothers were singing this song on my eight track tape machine. ♪

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tonight on a all new strange inheritances a family struggles to keep the amusement park open. >> it's a legacy we feel an obligation to try and do our part to continue. >> can they save the family business? jamie colby the host of "strange inheritance" on her sister network fox business. if you look amusement park and family, you'll love this story. >> i am so moved by this story. i have been waiting to tell everybody about this episode. this family -- you know the ocean city boardwalk. it's great they have the rides.

i went on the carousel. i told the crew we're going to an amusement park for three days. then i learned that the state wanted to tax them as if they were condos because it's prime real estate. which would have put this family business out of business. so doug -- >> it's not a condo, it's like a land mark. >> it could be condos. >> if they tore it down. >> you know how it works. it doesn't have to make sense. we went out there and he told me a story that literally makes me cry in this episode for his determination to continue to spin kids on a carousel. he said do you know how many kids i have to spin? he fought the government and everybody. and the family wins. i know it's a spoiler alert. i want you to know there is such a happy ending on this one. there's a weird ending on the second one. we get you a twofer. you asked me about the stuff people leave behind.

>> what about the stuffed animals? >> this is stuff. i'm in vancouver and i'm in a barn which is where all these animals are stored. you name it, it was stuffed. i learned how to do taxidermy. >> you take a dead carcass, strip it freeze it. >> let's listen. >> in 2010, my dad passed away and left us an inheritance with noah's arc implications. >> not everybody can take something that's dead and make it look like it's alive. he was an artist. >> i understand they're trophies and art. it was creepy. but those lions are so famous. they were in the night at the museum with ben stiller. they're my co-stars. >> where can people get? >> fox business.

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we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. good morning. it is monday, april 13th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. yesterday was hillary in just a few hours, marco rubio will make it official. the race for the white house heating up as hillary hits the road to meet everybody people in a van named scooby. we're not kidding. marco rubio will talk about the american dream. we are live in washington breaking down the dueling campaigns for you. >> cleared for landing and then may day. >> plane just crashed. right off the highway. >> man, the horrific scene seconds after a plane crashes caught on camera.

>> as universities across the country try to snub american sniper, the film and bradley cooper take center stage on m tv. >> you brought attention to the military and their families and what they do for us. chris kyle would have turned 41 four days ago. this is for you. >> yeah, because he joined in his 30s. let me remind you that mornings are better with friends. >> this is marco rubio from the great state of florida. you're watching "fox and friends." he's got a big day. he starts it with us. >> do you think he is -- marco rubio is ticked off or do you think he's happy that hillary clinton made her pseudoannouncement over the weekend? >> i think he's okay with it? >> you think so? >> i also am thinking in the big picture it will happen down the

road. we had carly fiorina last hour. chris christie might be jumping in. jeb bush. sooner or later they will announce on the same day. >> hillary clinton ended years of speculation. she is running again. it is a fox news alert. she wants to be the president of the united states. you know one of the interesting things about hillary clinton, when you look at her political pedigree, the first presidential candidate she supported was barry goldwater a republican she was eventually married to a man who would be president of the united states on the democratic side. bill clinton. who interesting enough, is being kept in the shadows for the most part. keep in mind, she's doing now a kind of a listening tour across the country. she's in a minivan called scooby. it's much different than 2008 when she was flying across iowa in a helicopter. because she was flying across high above. people referred to it has the

hill copter because she wasn't at their level. >> she's going through a makeover trying to be every day people with every day people. will that work? we spoke with carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett packard. we asked you if she would jump in the race and what she thinks about hillary's past. >> she's a hardworking intelligence woman. she doesn't have a track record of leadership and results. let's look at her time of secretary of state. we had the benghazi attack which she misled the purposefully the american people about. the world is a more dangerous place on her watch. she doesn't have a track record of results. she doesn't have a track record of transparency. she isn't trustworthy. >> she has to be able to say besides pure ambition why do you want to be president: what are you going to do? to represent every day people -- i know it's been battle tested

i'm not sure that will work. we'll have to see. she has got about a six to eight months before she's in a game day situation. >> brian, don't you think it's the democrats are saying, well, it's her turn. she gets to run because it's her turn. >> it's a movement election for sure. >> well, is it marco rubio's turn? it is marco rubio's turn today to declare at 5:00 at the freedomatory tower in miami. unlike hillary clinton who released her video, you know it taped we don't know how long ago. he'll be live in front of over 3,000 people who did apply for tickets. people from every state in the union except one, vermont applied for tickets to be at the event this afternoon as he says he wants to be the next president of the united states. >> the tower is the ellis island of the south. people stop there first from

cuba. his family store is incredible. he does talk a lot about how exceptional america is. the greatest place in the world. >> he can speak. he's wowed he came from nowhere to beat charlie crist for that seat. he has been high profile in the senate. when you get that job, a lot of people keep their head down and not be bothered unless you bother me. he was high profile from day one. he will not run to keep his senate seat. that's a big risk. among his critics governor huckabee said something. i don't know how you do your job as mccain did and run for office. marco rubio answered that question. he said i'm not going to run for office so i can focus. it will be interesting to see how he runs against jeb bush. jeb bush mentored him. >> we spoke to mr. trump he said i can't believe he would not go

after his seat. >> they'll have to disagree on something. >> marco rubio makes it official this afternoon. we're a news channel and we have news. i want to tell you about images that we've gotten in after a plane crashes into a florida nature reserve. >> plane just crashed. >> investigators are on the ground right now. they're trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. they say the plane was cleared for takeoff from orlando, but while it was approaching the ft. lauderdale airport it lost power. plunging eight thousand feet into the woods before it burst into flames. a sudden and shocking death. disney world in florida one person is dead after an accident at the richard petty attraction. this is a race track where people can drive expensive cars at high, high speeds there.

the victim was the track's operations manager who was a passengers in the lamborghini. the driver survived and was taken to the hospitalment it's not clear if the driver was a tourist or a fellow employee. then there is a manhunt this hour. a woman abducted moments after she left her job at a philadelphia jewelry store. two of the three suspects are on the run. police need your help. the woman was snatched from a parking garage. she was bound with zip ties and beaten. the men demanded keys and jewelry and also the code to the safe at the jewelry store. they used her atm card to empty out her bank account. they ditched her in a cemetery. she suffered cuts and bruises but is otherwise okay. one suspect was arrested at a skail hotel. if you know anything, contact the philadelphia police. the m tv awards prove they're not the oscars.

jlo won. channing -- did you see this? the falls in our stars. a good movie but sad. it won best performance and best kiss. robert downy jr., a real class act. he accepted a special generations award. he gave great advice. listen. >> i have grown up. struggled and failed succeeded. i partiedway way to much and clawed my way to the top. i tried to live honorably and never forget my love of the game or my friends. so if a man is judged by the company he keeps, then i must be doing something right. on behalf of my fellow aveskers i invite you to dream big, work hard, keep your nose clean. be of service. and yes, because you can, define your generation. >> nice. he was also flanked by his co-stars who delivered the award to him. i think he credits his wife with

helping him turn his life around. thank you very much. >> it's a good idea to credit the wife. >> of course. >> heather alluded to the oscars. the oscars are hollywood insiders who get to vote. mtv awards we all get to vote. people who go online and do -- >> we watch mtv all day. >> i used to watch it when it had videos. >> i think -- >> bradley cooper did win for his portrayal of chris kyle in american sniper, you the people of america voted that the best movie. hear his reaction last night at the mtv movie awards. >> i want to thank mtv and the fans. al i want to say it's because of you you brought awareness to the men and women and their families in the military and what they do for us on a daily basis. chris kyle would have turned 41 four days ago. chris this is for you.

>> meanwhile, taya his wife has a book coming out. she'll be coming here to talk about that book. >> what an incredible tribute over all. even to the end receiving the award really just a tribute once more. >> people love the movie. that's whyy so many of you were fired up last week when we told you that the university of michigan was going to keep "american sniper" from being screened. they banned it. they scheduled it and then they said we're not going to run it. >> we'll put paddington. >> the bear movie. a law school student at the university circulated a petition and got them to change their minds. here's what she said. >> a freedom of expression should reign on campuses especially public university campuses. the university of michigan, it's a university that prides itself on dialogue. it prides itself on diversity. if we want actual dialogue and difference of opinions, movies like this should be shown in order for people to actually learn and to engage.

and then to actually form an opinion on a movie they've seen. a number of the students that came out had admitted they never saw the movie. and so in order for students to actually be educated on the issue, it's important they expose themselves to the issue. >> they're talking to a few students on campus, there seems to be two muslim groups who seem to be anti-american. >> anti-movie. >> this movie. >> this administration felt because we have gotten bad publicity. they spent a bias response team to actually go and watch the movie with the kids. >> just in case. >> just in case anybody felt threatened. we don't know that they did there was applause and usa usa at the end. >> coach harbaugh at the end when he supported our american veterans here. i thought it was a game changer for the film on campus. it's a victory for freedom. you should be able to watch it

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all right. the penalty phase of the boston bomber trial starts next week. one day after the boston marathon dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on 30 counts. will he get the death penalty? one professor says that should be off the table saying, quote, if this guy gets the death penalty, we're going to be hearing more than we ever wanted

to hear about dzhokhar tsarnaev. we are playing into the hands of the terrorists. i know a lot of people who feel the same way. hear to discuss it is dr. jasser the founder of the islamic forum for democracy. are we making him a martyr by giving him what he wants? >> the terrorists will find a narrative no matter what we did. the professor seems to be forgetting the last two boston trials. isis before they executed foley. asked for sudeky to be released. this is a war we should not adjust american justice systems based on our negotiation with the terrorist's theology. we need muslims and imams to stand up and say he needs to get the death penalty.

>> you brought up al-awlaki, we killed him. you don't think he's more effective in death than in life? >> absolutely. i mean, this -- that's a guy who you would think would be a martyr. he is an imam who is radicalizing muslims all over the planet. nuadal hassan hasn't become a martyr. this professor lookingmyopically. we have to show them lady justice did not bend over for thelogical aspects. >> how are we doing? i would like to check in with you to see how it's doing in the muslim world? >> we're flaying. they're continuing to grow like wild fire. they are spreading. there's a military component

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we have a quick look at the headlines for you now. a new report showing complaints against airlines are up 22%. claiming the number of delayed flights and increasing along with lost luggage. alaska air is considered one of the best. a turbulent takeoff. staying on topic. caught on camera during a windstorm in england. despite the sideways start take

a look at this the pilot got off the ground safely. >> that would be kind of queasy. take a look at this colorado going to pot with promises of less crime and assurances it was not. pot was not addictive. over one year after they passed it the colorado springs gazette newspaper has released a look at the law. the editor of the guazette joins us. it's a great story. a year ago the people of colorado were assured this is going to be a great idea. now we fast forward not so great right? >> well, you know, i'm sure the people who enjoy growing and smoking marijuana legally are happy about it. a lot of people who voted for this, for amendment 64, are not marijuana users.

they have no particular interest in the legalization aspect. they were told it was going to fund education and clear a lot of people out of prisons and jails. it was going to do a lot of good things for society. we wanted to look to see if any of that stuff was happening. we found it is not. >> let's start. you did a four part series. let's talk a little bit about regulation. with the benefit of hindsight. this did not meet the expectations, did it? >> no, it did not. i mean, first of all, you got to consider that revenues are about 50% of what was anticipated. that's a big disappointment for school funding. and anti-drug funding. also, all of that money is probably going to have to go back to the general public. because of the colorado taxpayer bill of rights which is in the colorado constitution. unless voters are given an opportunity to change that, all of the money goes back. so this thing isn't even paying

for its own regulation at this point. >> you also examine marijuana and crime. and what you were told a year ago was you know, there are a lot of people in prison. it's just pot charges they get to go free. as it turns out there weren't that many people in prisfronton for pot? >> that's a great story line. who wouldn't want to go along with it. if they're non-violent offenders and all they did was grow or transport marijuana, why would we want to pay for that? we can find almost no evidence there was anyone in prison or jail simply for using marijuana in colorado. never been a high priority enforcement here. we don't find there's anyone in prison or jail anywhere else for this. it's usually in the mix but it's not the reason they're in jail or prison. >> regarding youthful addiction, as it turns out now with it legal, medical and recreational out there, a lot of parents are having trouble keeping their

kids off it. >> well, yeah you couldn't talk to any parent in colorado who could tell you in a straight face this has not become a struggle. we have the fastest teen marijuana use rate in the country. we is have the second highest rate over all. it's everywhere. what we're finding is a lot of teenager -- at 18 you can buy medical marijuana legally. save 22% of the taxes and mark it up a little bit and resell it in the school parking lot or hall ways or whatever. >> that goes to the final point where you examine medical marijuana. as it turns out medical weed is cheaper than the other stuff and everybody is trying to get that card to say they have a problem. >> you go -- not your typical family physician but a medical marijuana physician. the are over 500 medical marijuana dispensaries in colorado. you go and pay $50 or more,

whatever the rate s.is. he'll write a note and you can buy is tax free. it's a black market right there. >> no kidding. i know a lot of people looking in would like to hear about this. and it's going to be on the washington examiner website and your website at the newspaper in colorado as well, right? >> that's right. that gazette.com/clearingthehaze. the washington examiner came out with its own version of this. >> thank you for joining us. good work. >> thank you. thanks for having me on. you bet. coming up next on the run down on this monday. a young african-american man shares his experiences with the cops. and they're not what you might think. >> not all officers are racist bad people. and not all people who get shot

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one of the epic performances in the annals of the sport. >> what a great shot. seeing that audience right there behind him. that's jordan spieth, 21 years old. he ties the course record for the lowest score ever at the masters. he set the record for 36 hours and 54 holes and locked it up yesterday. >> he stays grounded because of his sister with special needs. he's 14 years old. his dad said even if he didn't walk away with a jacket, he was grounded to know what was important. >> you know what? he got to do the impossible. he got chick-fil-a to open on a sunday. remember last year buba watson went to waffle house. his favorite house is chick-fil-a. goes back to the day from high

school -- there's is mother and grandpa. he got chick-fil-a to open up yesterday. that was his brother who played basketball at brown. there's his girlfriend. >> his brother plays basketball. before that he gave a hug to his girlfriend. he had a lot of action on twitter. a lot of girls wondering if he was in love. his girlfriend was right there beside him. >> he's taken. >> let's see if he can keep it going. he played well, tiger woods played well. phil mickleson played well. >> you win at 21 years old. what is left? >> a ton of potential. >> how about 15 more years. >> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. heather joins us with news about how illegals could vote. >> possibly in new york city if the mayor has his way. here is what's going on in new york city. they are here illegally, if the mayor has his choice, up to a million non-citizens will be

allowed to vote in new york city. they'd be eligible if they live here for six months. a columnist warns it could set a dangerous precedent across the country. >> i think to take away the concept of citizenship, which this does d stroys something that's something fundamental to this country. you change the rules you'll change the outcome of elections. i think wrong to do that with something so important as citizenship. >> a similar measure is being proposed in washington, d.c. standing up for cops a 22-year-old african-american's man of a recent traffic stop goes viral. here it is. >> he gave me a warning and i was about my way. i am an african-american male. this gentleman was caucasian. there were no problems. he did his job, i did what i was supposed to do. and that was it. >> that is william stack, earlier today he was on the show. he told us why he thought it was

important to share this message. >> there is no doubt that there is a lot of injustices going on in america. everybody can agree with that. what i'm saying is not all people are bad. you're not automatically a bad person because of the color of your skin or because of the profession that you do. >> that video already has more than 2 million views online. police turn over the children known as the free range kids to child protective services. after neighbors said he saw them walking home alone from their maryland home. despite warnings from police the family still continues their hands off parenting style. your e-mails are pouring in. mickey writes in this is how -- let's keep going -- how they wind up the milk cartons. >> the real abuse is taking children away from their

surroundings. getting a lot of comments on this one. >> those are your headlineses. elizabeth and i will continue to the the helicopter parents. >> you hear our choppers? >> do they walk to the park? >> not wouldn't. i wouldn't. i'm walking with them. you know what? we let maria molina outside the building. we're watching her. here she is. >> good morning. good to see you. hello at home. i want to share with your your current temperatures across the country. they are feeling a lot more like spring especially across parts of the south. you're looking at temperatures into the 60s and 70s right now this morning. this afternoon, temperatures will be warming up in the 60s in places like chicago. there is a chance we could see some severe weather across portions of the plains. keep that in mind. across parts of the gulf coast, heavy rain producing flash flood concerns. a number of watches are already in effect. let's head back inside.

>> thank you. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. today is the 13th. >> it sure it. >> two days away from april 15th. tax day. some people are paying the tax man a lot more than you might think. >> the tax woman. >> new report showing the top 20% of earners may more than 80% of federal income tax. how does this happen? we'll ask maria bartiromo. how does it happen? >> it happens easily. the highest earners are paying the most of taxes. the bottom 20% is not paying or getting paid. because there are so many assistance programs that they don't pay anything at l. there you go. down 2.2%. >> the top 20% pay 84%. the middle pay 6%. the bottom 20% pay minus 2.2%. >> a lot of people are saying so

what they should be paying more. there are ramifications for that. >> they are paying more. they should pay more. that's what people say -- >> how much? how much is too much. that's why there's so many ideologies out there. the gop says no more increases in taxes. you have the 20% highest earners paying tax. there is this back and forth. right now i'm hearing increasingly corporations are thinking we're not going to get tax reform. this is one of the low hanging fruits when the gop first took over the senate that we would get tax reforms. ceos are saying theideio logs are so strong -- they're bringing their money back from overseas and biting the bullet. that's what ge did with the sale last week. >> this is the way the progressive tax system is set up, the more you make, the more you pay. the question becomes fairness.

is it fair that so few pay so much? >> it doesn't seem fair obviously. you know i think we -- >> if you take it they're not expanding their businesses. if we keep giving to taxes. >> i don't know about that. that's right. they're not doing that and creating jobs. that's the lost issue here. the top earners and the largest companies actually create -- the small companies create the most jobs. when you make an environment expensive and very difficult to deal with for the companies and these rich people, they obviously are going to pull back and not being putting their money back into the economy. >> not great news. >> we thought that was one of the things the two sides can agree on. it's horrible in washington. i don't think anybody has seen it this bad where the two sides do not talk to each other. >> we've seen from hillary clinton's side it's going to be about wage fairness. it would be hard for the republicans saying we're going

to reduz your taxes. >> you have to look at the policies of the last six years and see what has happened. we've been pointing the finger it's your fault highest earner, you will pay more. what has happened to the broad country? most american's incomes have gone down. jobs have been slow to move. again, if you create an environment for those who actually create jobs that is favorable. you'll probably see the needle move on growth. >> watch maria on the fox business network. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i'm just saying, you know it's fun. >> check out channel finder if you don't know where it is. hillary clinton's campaign is off and running. does the cover of the "new york post" say it all? the man behind the headline joins us live straight ahead. scott: appears buster's been busy. man: yeah, scott. i was just about to use the uh... scott: that's a bunch of ground-up

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we have a fox news alert for you now. off to the races, senator marco rubio ready to make his white house run official. just one day after hillary clinton announces she is in for 2016. but not without some early campaign hickcuphiccups. we'll live with kevin corke. >> i love politics. this is a perfect opportunity to talk all about it. this is the first of many times you'll hear this expression over the next and a half marco rubio looking to take a page out of the plibook of barack obama. get this, he's obviously trying to catapult himself on to the national stage by announcing his rollout for the white house at the freedom tower in miami. he hopes to change many of the policies of the sitting president speaking of change he wants to change the conversation and maybe steal some of the spotlight from

hillary rodham clinton. her big rollout, including her announcement on twitter yesterday, it was a bit of a hiccup roll out. she had a google plus account, all that stuff was good, the statement had its own issues. had a pretty nice video and i should point out. she talked about her road trip to iowa. tweeting that the van was loaded and she's setting off for iowa. she met a great family. she also resigned from the board of the clinton foundation. not that will stop people from talking about donations from foreign governments. >> eyes are on her and scooby and marco rubio. you have a big headline in front of you. oh, hill no. will you believe the author of that op-ed voted for president obama in 2008. of course he's kicking himself

now. he's a columnist for the -- five years ago a hillary confidante told you what? >> her whole plan was laid out. she would spend a term of secretary of state, she would leave, write a book and run for president. the idea she's been debating this. she wasn't sure. there was speculation would she or wouldn't she. bull. she was running from the day she lost the last time. she never stopped running. >> what do you think? she's -- whether it's a sense of entitlement or whatever, we don't know she's running. but are people as excited about her today as they were about barack obama six years ago? >> no, i don't think so at all. you know, as to the why she's running, there's an old joke among politicians, once you get the presidential itch, there are only two cures, election or

death. so she's got the itch. she's got to run. she is running. as i say, she's never stopped. i think her problem is clinton fatigue. we are so familiar with them, so much drama with this family over the last 25 years, i say she needs to reinvent herself more often than madonna. she looks for a way to reintroduce herself. we saw that in that video yesterday. now she's for middle class economics. i mean as though the middle class is somehow not talked about. she's the first one to discover this. good luck with that. >> we're showing video with her and her husband. that's something you didn't see. they're trying to keep him separate. he's a famous campaigner her not so much. >> she wants to keep him out if it suits her. it's a two for one deal. you're going fooget him whether we want him or not whether we like it or not.

she can't separate herself from him. there are many times when she's happy to let him sort of take the flack and take the lead. because he's so much better at this than she is. >> let's see how it goes. today, marco rubio. >> i think the republicans are going to have a hard time -- assuming hillary clinton wins they're going to have a hard time if she can overcome this issue of trust. there is six swing states polls now showing that roughly half or more and all of these swing states, iowa among them do not trust her or think she's honest. that's a hard thing to change in the voters' minds. that's something you're going to hear a lot of republicans talking about now to reinforce that issue and make it a real road block for her. >> oh, hill no. what a headline. thank you. >> thank you. coming up on this monday, their toddler fell into a pit of cheetahs, the parents were holding him over the cheetah pit. this morning the zoo is

blaming the parents and wants them charged. do they have a chance? martha maccallum joins us to tell her what she did over the weekend. >> good tuesday youo see you. hillary clinton is in. her announcement is short on foreign policy and big on cozy approach. 72% of democrats say they want her to have opposition. marco rubio is on. russia buzzed one of our planes. bill and i join you at the top of the hour.

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you just heard the kid screaming. at first everybody was like why

is this kid screaming. someone said there's a kid in the cheetah tank. >> that two-year-old boy is recovering from a leg injury after falling into the cheetah exhibit at a cleveland zoo. the zoo plans to file child endangerment charges against the parents after witnesses say they dangled the child orphthef the raining. we thank you both for being here. is the zoo right to charge the parents with endangerment of their own child? >> absolutely. the zoo has to take the offense in this case. because the parents would love to try to blame the zoo for not having a proper railing or something like that. this lady, obviously is few fries short of a happy meal by hanging her child over an area where the cheetah are. >> hang on a second. this reminds me of my favorite saving which is believe none of what you hear and half of what

you see. if the mother dangled her child over the exhibit we don't have a debate. if i come across a cheetah exhibit and i see the mother holding him by the diaper. you might think she's dangling him i might say she is saving him. >> is someone going to have to prove intent of the parents and child? was the child doing a cheetah dive and the parents were saving him. should there be more protective railing at the zoo? >> that is the question. parents can do anything. people can go around railings. that's what happened in this case, the mom wanted to allow the child to see the cheetah exhibit better. it's not like they were at disney land. she's holding her child over an embankment that has animals that will eat her kid. >> the actual question is going to be was she saving him or was she putting the child in harm's

way. let's hope -- right. she was holding them both. the witnesses' accounts say she was dangling the child in. >> if we have ten different witnesses we'll have ten different stories. >> mama is trying to show both of these kids the cheetah exhibit -- it reminds me of michael jackson when he was dangling his kid over a railing. same thing. this mom had two. not even just one. so i guess both her kids are super bad and that's going to be her defense. >> we got to leave her there. we're not leaving anybody dangling. we have more "fox and friends" coming moments away.

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