everything their kids do, too, but i wouldn't send them a nasty note. >> i think i agree with all of them. we hope you have a great day. join us here today. >> 5:00 a.m. "fox and friends" starts now. good morning. today is thursday, april 16th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. al a postal worker waking up behind bars for breaching security at the capitol on a flying bicycle. this is true. his unexpected delivery wasn't unexpected at all h. why was he allowed to land in the first place? that is crazy. meanwhile, he sabotaged republicans in the last place for president lying about mitt romney's tax bill. harry reid sinks to a newer low. >> who is the republican nominee likely to be? >> i don't really care. i think they're all losers. >> tell me how you really feel.

>> more from the outgoing democratic senator. remember this freak out? >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? i am acting on and this [ bleep ]. >> the real story behind dennis quaid's melt down. it's not what you think but it will be revealed today. mornings are better with friends. >> this is willy robertson and cory robertson from "duck dynasty" you're watching "fox and friends." >> welcome to the news dynasty. i don't know if you were watching yesterday it was all about carp and kreskin. >> we started with carp and ended with kreskin. >> unbelievable. >> i couldn't think through the rest of the day i was trying to figure out how he did that. >> if you missed it it will be a shot of the morning this hour. >> how are you feeling after the

carp? >> good. it's high five day. it's national high five day. >> there you go. there you go. hey. >> hi. >> hi. >> how's is going. >> as you start your day as you're walking through your neighborhood, high five everybody. they'll thing you're drinking. >> we're high fiving here. >> all right. >> we're back in our positions. >> now we can get to the day. >> where were we? >> we were about to bring heather in before the high fives. these are high flying. this one coming out of washington, d.c. good morning to you. this guy flew his tiny helicopter on to the capitol lawn with a whole lot of ease. and now a florida postal worker is waking up behind bars. look at this. >> this is not good, people. >> that is dogugalize hughes.

he soared through restricted airspace and landed on the lawn. he was delivering letters that were addressed to every member of the congress about what he says is corruption in the campaign system. he says he's had the plan to land for months. the feds didn't try to stop them. we were follow that story throughout the morning. from football superstar to brutal murder. aaron hernandez found guilty in the murder of his former friend. he is sentenced to life in prison without parole. members of the jury five men and seven women were not afraid to speak after the trial. >> you try not to form an opinion. >> and assume. >> we followed the court's orders.

we assume the man sitting in that seat is innocent untul the prosecution proves he's guilty. >> as hernandez settled into life behind bars, he faces another murder trial. this time for the 2012 drive by shooting of two men. extreme weather, spring looking like winter out west. at least a foot of snow fell around the utah valley. some resorts saw two feet. that was a welcome change after a massive dust and wind storm the day before p. strong 80 miles per hour winds causing damage around salt lake city and las vegas. winds so powerful throwing a trampoline clear across a yard. you know that dennis quaid meltdown we showedio a? we thought it was fake. it turns out it was exactly that. >> what the bleep are you doing?

this guy wanders on to my set. i can't get a line out until [ bleep ] starts wisperring in your ear. >> that was a comedy website. showing the behind the frustrations of making a viral video. many people were disappointed it was a fake. i noticed by the way, you are -- >> i love it. >> you know you can tell though, in that video -- thank you heather. one of the very first thing he says is i am acting here. i am acting here. >> but he was acting. he was acting. the other thing is -- right that's a very good point. but i will say this, jimmy kimmel. the world owes him an apology. he does it all the time. >> they thought it happened on his watch you don't want to miss

dennis quaid even when he's acting. >> yesterday it was carp and kreskin and today it is campaign. as we look at the republicans, you can see marco rubio campaign announced he raised $1.25 million. ted cruz on the first quarter, they consider it $4.3 million and rand paul on par with that same amount of money, $2 million. >> a strong start many would say. when asked how these republican candidates are stacking up you'd think it's a great pool here of candidates. not according to harry reid. when someone asked him about it he called them a bunch of losers. watch this. >> who is the republican nominee likely to be? >> i don't really care. i think they're all losers. >> he also said of mitch mcconnell, i don't want to be mean, but he's just a lump of coal. he also railed get rush limbah

who he says is spreading the rumor that -- with the big eye injury that harry reid says he got hurt with exercise equipment. rush limbah is saying on the radio that he got beat up by the mob. >> he loves bill clinton, former president there and hillary clinton. and the primary is pretty much unnecessary because she's a given. >> harry reid has been getting a pass for the longest time. whether it's lying about mitt romney or saying the president of the united states speaks with a negro dialect when he wants to. all those things would destroy anybody else's career but for him it kept him in his position of power. the rubio campaign will be here shortly, they said they are so stunned by the number of $1.5 million. they expected to raise that in april, may and june. they never expected to raise that in the first week.

>> take that harry reid, marco rubio not a loser when it comes to raising money. in iowa hillaã3íónton continued her soft launch. she was talking a little bit about her iowa. and see if you can spot the lie in this sound bite. >> all my grand parents came overk and my grandfather went to work in a lace meal in scranton, pennsylvania and worked there until he retired in 65. he started when he was a teenager. >> she said both her parents were immigrants. >> all her grand parents. >> they weren't. her grandmother was here aurmd already. the grandfather did immigrate. >> they tried painting that. she misspoke. her grand parents always spoke

about the immigrant experience and she's always thought of them as immigrants. correctly pointed out while her grandfather was it appeared her grandmother was born shortly after her parents and siblings arrived in the united states in the early 1880s. it's hillary's truth. she's always thought of it this way so it must be true. >> rudy guiliani was asked for his expertise. he was asked about the political play. how to go about it if you're hillary clinton and what's she's doing wrong. here's what he said to sean. >> part of her problem. that goes to her biggest liability which is trustworthiness. if she's going to present herself, she has to present as an authentic person to overcome the untrustworthy things that have built up over the years. >> she's got a problem with trustworthiness now we know the truth as well.

>> the question is -- >> if you have followed the clintons for years you know they have a problem with the truth. >> at 68 years old, is she going to change? how do you tell her to be more authentic at 68 years old. if you have handlers telling you what to do. >> when you hear her speak she's trying to invigorate her base and talk to the people around her. it sounds like her hand is being forced. they're making her get up there and make a speech. her family history. >> she's trying to tell a good story. she was doing that event yesterday tv cameras all around making campaign commercials. what was done in iowa is going to be a commercial. after she drove out in the scooby bus. she flew home last night. a third grade teacher in new jersey had this great idea let's have the kids the third

graders, have them write get well cards to a fellow who is on -- life in prison, a cop killer. he killed officer faulkner in philly decades ago. the teacher thought it would be a good idea to write get well cards to him. >> she had supporters there a couple dozen people stood up for her, saying let her speak, let her speak. she came forward explaining with why her story and why she wanted to teach. she felt marginalized as a young student and what she wanted to do. >> they told me they would like to write get well letters to him. i was very proud of my students. i do apologize to parents, students and to community members for doing that. my parents -- >> the same feeling is that wasn't in fact a apology i

presented my students with this information. >> she's blaming the kids. >> they wanted to write to the cop killer. >> she said i'll resign my job if i have to. that was in front of the board on tuesday night. they decided to table the conversation. she's suspended with pay. >> without pay. >> with pay. i have here she was suspended with pay after school officials learned about the letters. >> great for her. >> maureen faulkner is the wife of the officer who was slain she thought she'd bring reality to her world. with this statement to megyn kelly kelly. >> i was just about her age when i walked into jefferson hospital in the middle of the night and saw my husband's face blown off. i mean, she needs to realize that what she is doing is so wrong. if she wants to apologize and she really feels that way, then she needs to stand up in front

of the classroom. say she was wrong. say that that man murdered a police officer and she should have never had these children write get well letters. >> okay. so the teacher said i just told them that she -- he was sick and it was their idea. why would you bring up he wasn't feeling good din prison? it's a convicted cop killer. now she's begging for her job. what do you think? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. she would like to keep her job. do you think she's fit to be a teacher? up next now, will our president really be intimidated by vladmir putin. >> tsa agents bust said. female agents using special screening for attractive men. don't go anywhere. this story just got a whole lot weirder. ♪ what in the world can make it

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their lives. and spending spy ships into cuba. what's going on here? here is the ceo of concerns americans. their economy is supposed to be on its knees and they're emboldened. how do you stop this? >> by being forceful in repudiating the expansion and activities that vladmir putin is taking. the only thing that the russian button reset is vladmir putin's ambitions to reignite their cold war power and orbit. the most troubling is the missiles they will be willing to send iran. the surface to air missiles that increase the defense capabilities. and a unilateral lifting of sanctions. the only sanctions russia ever put on iran. the others are on the margins whether it's the english channel or in cuba. they're tinkering with our perimeter and what we'll do. unfortunately, we've done nothing. and ukraine where people have

died we've drawn no definitive stance behind the west. unwilling to send them weapons. as a result, vladmir putin reads all the signals and continues to be aggressive. >> so we have more ships, more weapons we have this thing called a coalition called nato. why don't we start pushing on all avenues? call them out, stretching them out, costing them a lot of money at the very least? >> vladmir putin's got swagger. of course we've got the weight of military might. but we don't have a commander in chief willing to stand up for the clarity of american leadership and american purpose. as we shrink back and doing everything we can to find an iranian deal, all vladmir putin does is expand into that space. of course we're larger and have a bigger military. now he's the one imposing his will. >> arm the ukrainians. that would send a message.

talk about what's happening tomorrow in the defend freedom concert tour. >> we'll be with you all three hours tomorrow. any veteran military family come out we'll have a concert. free feed. brian, we might get your to perform tomorrow if you're lucky. >> my absence of talent could hurt the actual performance. if you want to find out more and more stops, where should we go. >> defendfreedom.com. lots of free give aways tomorrow. looking forward to it. >> going to be reporting for duty tomorrow in new yorkism. thank you so much. it's the united healthcare commercial that has many cracking up. ♪ >> if you're a middle class

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welcome back. it's time for quick headlines for you. the va scandal is growing this morning with a bomb shell report that says the department sent out a memo used by its philadelphia office to justify making old claims seem newer. the va inspector general said this made it look like the office is making more progress on the back log of veteran claims than it really was. it's the last thing you want to hear after tax day. the irs saying they need more money. the agency said they need the funding to hire more workers and implement obamacare. this is despite blowing millions on its budget on stair climber, office furniture and plush toys.

you need more kazoos at the irs. thank you very much. have you seen the hilarious dirty dancing commercial from united healthcare? you're going to love this. ♪ ♪ >> there are thousands of ways into the complex healthcare system. and united healthcare has ways to make the system simpler. like virtual doctor visits. >> what happened here? >> i came in too hot. >> i came in too hot. not everybody is laughing. united healthcare trying to appeal towards middle class

workers. middle class are those whose deductibles are rising. and obamacare is to blame. here with more details from the fox news medical a team is dr. marc siegel. when you see that commercial i see a fantastic tableau of married life. >> united healthcare and other insurers are worried the middle class is not signing up. i grew up in the middle class so did you. and every dime is being checked carefully. when you find out it's going to your deductible. you say what do i need obamacare for if i'm going to pay out a pocket for 1000 dollars or more before i get anything covered. the employer market, 80% have to pay towards their deductible before they get care. >> i think the most commonly

bought or purchased obamacare plan is the bronze plan of the metal plans. i think for a family the deductible is $10,000. per year. >> exactly. you're not going to get any services. those poor people if they break a bone on that table, it's not going to be covered under obamacare. that virtual doctor visit i don't think he can see whether they broke a bone. that virtual visit is not covered under obamacare. that doctor can't see if they hurt themselves. >> what you're telling me what i saw in the commercial is not true? >> i think it's true, but i think it isn't a pitch for them to sign up. the obesity counseling that those two need that would be covered without falling under the deductible. depression counseling would be covered. they don't need depression counseling. they seem happy. they don't care they're overweight. >> you're saying they need

obesity counseling? >> they need exercise and change their diet. >> you know who got the treadmill was the irs with our money. we heard about that yesterday. >> absolutely. and that's the biggest problem of all. the irs is busy collecting the penalty that people like this pay because they don't want the united healthcare. >> dr. marc siegel thanks for coming in hot today. >> good tuesday you.o see you. >> she's running for president but the clinton foundation says hillary clinton's foundation will continue to collect foreign cash donations. isn't that a conflict of interest? it's a monument made to honor our fallen heroes but people are up in arms because it shows a gun. first happy birthday to actor john cryer. he's 50 today. ♪

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if you joined us at the top of today's telecast i told you yesterday was all full of carp and kreskin. carp because we saw the carp out in missouri and brian asked if you could eat it. we had a chef come in could not do it. >> did not like it carp. >> it tasted horrible. >> kreskin was with us about a year ago, it's interesting because he made -- he gave elizabeth a little box. inside the a prediction of what would happen a year later. >> i had to keep it for all this time. so i hid it in my office. i was so worried i couldn't find

it. i kept it in a safe place and didn't bring it out until yesterday. i brought it down and he went through why it was so important we kept it. >> do you want us to relive the trick? >> would kreskin actually predict a year earlier what happened on this program yesterday? the answer is, watch. >> in here. >> i would be honored. >> in here, whether i'm here next week, a month from now, five months from now is exactly what's going to happen on the show. >> this has been in a secret hiding spot. has not been moved. >> hold this palm up like this. >> there's a grasslass in there. take it oumpt it says you pulled it face down in your hand. >> the card will be placed 17 from the top. >> take the deck in your hands. without turning over what's the card.

>> seven of diamonds. >> what's the card i had in the box. >> seven diamonds. >> but i said you would put the -- turn over the 17th card. let's make sure. >> there it is. >> just like that. how did he do that? the amazing kreskin. if your name starts with amazing, you're amazing. >> he lives up to the name. that's all i have to say. it was amazing. >> marvelous marvin, you expect him to win. >> he has a dating site and 20 million people who have visited it. people who are interested in the paranormal get together and speak. >> you might meet ms. perfect. if they don't believe in the paranormal. the relationship will come to an end. >> i'm sensing that heather nauert has got the headlines. >> is it because she's stand there. >> i think so. >> you've got the gift. >> i do have the gift. >> way to go. we need his predictions on

what's going to happen with the clinton foundation. the cash continues to flow. this is a big story we'll follow today. the clinton foundation will continue accepting foreign donations during hillary clinton's campaign for the white house. that could become a very big issue. the foundation says it will take money from six countries already supporting them. includelith australia germany and canada. the foundation can still take money from other nations. here is the overall rub with this. foreigners are not allowed to give money to election campaigns. some critics fear that donations to these groups will influence hillary clinton. critics say they want all foreign money stopped all together to both of those entities. a sickening groping plot at the security gate. two tsa agents have been fired after they allegedly conspired to fondle atrackive men at the

denver international airport. a male agent would signal to a female agent when he saw a guy they liked. they would set opthe screening machine. the passengers would be subject to a pat down where the female agent would get extra handsy. the tsa has called the incident intolerable. this man set his rental car. he was trying to kill bed bugs in the car. he thought pouring rubbing alcohol would do the trick. this guy lit a cigarette. he set three cars and himself on fire. we can't make this up. the guy suffered second degree burns but will be okay. he will not face criminal charges. a planned memorial for our fallen service members is being called inappropriate for a michigan park. it's commonly known as the

battlefield cross. it pictures a boot a rifle and a helmet. residents are trying to have that statue added to a local park. but the officials say it's inappropriate. imagine we'll get a lot of comments about that one. those are your headlines. >> they don't like the gun? we've got a cannon in our town. you going to take that? >> that's next. >> let's go out to maria molina and find out if it's as nice as i think it is. >> it is a beautiful day out here in the northeast. we're looking at sunshine temperatures that are pleasant and spring like. there isn't nice weather all across the u.s. i want to take you further west. in the plains we have a storm system moving in and it's bringing in potential for severe weather across texas, oklahoma and kansas. the greatest risk area is that area shaded in orange there across the texas and oklahoma pan handles and southwestern

kansas. you're looking at the risk for tornados. now, a big concern has been across the gulf coast over the last several days. you've been getting hammered by showers and storms. that risk continues over the next few days as well. we're talking potentially up to six inches of rainfall. localized flash flooding will be an issue. across the rockies, skiers are happy. we're talking significant snowfall, up to two feet possible across parts of wyoming and also in colorado. in the higher elevations. let's head back inside. >> thank you very much. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. over the last 52 years the marine corp scholarship foundation as provided 33,000 scholarships to children of marines. last night here in new york it held its annual leatherneck ball that i had the honor of mcing. purchasing the rental paid off

for me last night. joining us is the head of the marine scholarship. and a student who spoke at the gala. welcome. i turned down the after party. congratulations, stephanie and tell me how last night was? >> we raised more than million dollars to go to help scholarships for more than 2200 students a year. new york has been so supportive of us. the entire nation. we couldn't do what we do without your viewers. your listeners who help us invest in students just like stephanie all around the country. >> stephanie, we see you walking up to the podium. >> you killed it on that speech. >> brian was fired up about it. what does it mean to you to be the recipient of the scholarship? >> it's a privilege. i can't be where i am. >> tell us your story. tell us about your dad. >> my dad is from a small

beautiful town in mexico. and we lived there very happily for a long time. my dad started to miss home california. he decided it was time to go back. it was rough to come back as a civilian. he decided a military lifestyle was for him an 9/11. after that our lives completely changed and for the better. >> that's very nice. >> the thing is, tuitions keep going up. you have goals and aspirations. you were able to get into columbia. you're a sophomore. the scholarship foundation enables you to go to a place like that because a marine's salary won't work. >> the prices are just higher and higher it seems every day. al and this is really just such a great opportunity for all of us military brats really. military children. >> that's what you call yourselves. >> what do you want to do? i want to go to medical school and pediatric oncology.

>> what a story. >> what canna fitzgerald. why is it important for civilians to help? >> this is a real partnership you look at what the marines and navy corpman has done. stephanie's family, moving all the time. she's had homes all over the world. she calls columbia now. columbia university. we can't -- we couldn't do what we do without the partnership of people, great patriots. again, your viewers your listeners who want to invest in future leaders like stephanie. >> if people watching right now would like to donate we will have the information on our website foxandfriends.com. margaret and stephanie, good luck. >> doctor. >> nice to meet you. >> incredible. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. coming up straight ahead.

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we'll ask judge andrew napolitano. >> unfortunately, it is legal. and unfortunately it can happen to almost anybody the irs wants to target. >> what law? >> there's a law that prohibits structuring. here's what structuring is. if you deposit $10,000 in any bank account the bank has to report that to the federal government and the irs. >> they're looking for drug dealers and money laundering. >> precisely. in order to avoid that, instead of depositing $10,000 you deposit $99.99,999 the irs can still look at that and say you're trying to avoid the reporting requirement you are structuring your deposits to stay below $10,000. this is a fraud. we're going to seize the money before you can spend it. >> people -- a lot of people actually do that. they know $10,000. bells and whistles go off. this guy runs a dairy farm had

cash coming in, he structured by not putting in the bank more than $10,000. people do it. they took -- they froze close to $300,000 of his dollars. >> that disabled his business because he needs cash to operate the business. ask me if he's got the money back, he hasn't. it is difficult to get it back. who is the culprit? congress. they intentionally wrote the laws loose so the irs doesn't have to have evidence that the structuring is unlawful. you could be depositing money at $9,999 because you don't want your spouse to see the $10,000 deposits. the irs doesn't care. if they have an excuse to go after you and the man power to do it they will do it. >> in many cases they're not giving it back. they have seized an estimated $25 million in just 2005 to 2012. they've only returned half of it. >> all of this started with

congress wrote a law saying if something is used in a crime, the -- not the irs, the government can seize the instrument. typically a car that the bad guys use to get away in. they could seize the car. from that, we have come to they can seize money in a bank account where there is zero evidence of crime. where they never charge you with a crime. where they don't tell you they have seized the money. >> weren't you a judge in a case involving a car? >> it was used to transport women of ill repute across the george washington bridge. they arrest this guy and seize the car. the application. >> was it his car. >> no, it wasn't. the true owner of the car, his father makes an application before he to return the car. the prosecutors go we can't return the car. our boss is driving it. the da himself is driving the car. i said guess what if that car is not returned by the end of the

day, the da is arrested. >> and? >> the car was returned. >> this law regarding structuring is screwed up. congress has to do something about it. >> the congress's credit they're considering it as we speak. >> judge napolitano. man he was a tough judge. thank you very much. >> high five. >> it is high five day. >> good job, judge. >> it sounds like the plot of a movie. a doctor who is supposed to be saving lives was hatching an evil plan to take out the competition. real life drama for acerous sofia vergara. her q exwants to take her embryos. wants to take her embryos.

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nick lobe is suing his exfiance sofia vergara. he wants to keep two frozen female embryos. the couple once set aside to have children. now the relationship is over vuguerra is refusing to give them over. joining us is two attorneys. they join me now. lisa, i'm going to start with you. where do you stand on this? what are the man's rights when it comes to the embryos.

>> it's a right of privacy versus the right of reperduction. is goes by a state by state basis. recently in pennsylvania there was a similar situation. in that case the wife wanted the embryos and the husband wanted to destroy them. the wife had undergone chemotherapy and the judge gave her the embryos and said she could use them. in the present case, we're overlooking the fact that this is a couple that went the extra mile. they actually had genetic testing done on these embryos. we know that because they found out they were female. if mr. lobe can show that there is a reason beyond just simply wanting to keep the embryos anything having to do with his health or genetic testing, he could very well win this case and get those embryos. >> whitney where do you think this will go here? >> i think that the problem here is that, you know while i get

why he wants these embryos. let's face it, she's absolutely gorgeous. we all know that. the bottom line is this is an incredibly gray area of the law. and this is why i have to say, it's imperative as we embark into this new frontier, we lawyer up ahead of time. while it's sad for him, i think in the end it's going to come down to the fact his rights are canceled out because they can't agree. i think the court would rule for her. >> his rights sourcing are claiming he's prolife and he believes the integrity of these embryos is in existence and he's trying to preserve life? >> right. i think this is a different scenario than if we were talking about her being pregnant. you have to keep that in mind. we're talking about a situation i, he would have the right to raise her children without her

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today is thursday, april 16th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a major security breach in our nation's capital. a pilot lands on the capitol lawn. >> this is not good, people. >> no, it's not good, people. how the heck did that pilot get so close without getting shot out of the sky? we are live in washington with that ahead. if you have an understatement, please just yell it out at home. >> not good, people. >> meanwhile, this, he sabotaged republicans in the last race by lying about romney's pass bill. today harry reid sinks to a lower low. >> who is the republican candidate going to be? >> i don't care. they're all losers. >> more from the civil out going democratic senate leader kind of guy. >> not good people. meanwhile, al sharpton gets schooled by a 12-year-old. >> you have done nothing but

spew hatred in our community. you've done nothing to build us up but everything to look like we're the victim. we're not the victim. >> more from that 12-year-old as he makes his case against reverend al sharpton. you'll want to see that. we've got two more hours. a busy thursday. thanks for joining us here on "fox and friends." >> i'm billy baldwin and you're watching "fox and friends." i think all the bald wnz watch us, don't they? >> i think. let's call them all. do we have their number? >> maybe they'll call us. >> billy does like us. i don't know, how much he likes us. >> i would say a lot. >> he feels differently about us than harry reid feels about the republicans. >> exactly. >> wait till you hear this harry reid sound bite. >> first we'll get to a fox news alert for you.

he flew his tiny helicopter right on to the capitol lawn with ease. now a florida postal worker is waking up behind bars. >> this is not good, people. >> leland vittert is here with how he got away with it and what the feds knew before hand. we're watching this as if it can't be real. >> it is real. it's on videotape. it's not good, people is probably a massive understatement. there are two stories. first the security breach, then how it went down on the national mall a couple hundred yards from our office. you might think of it as a flying go cart if you will. one witness told me he flew a couple miles past the washington monument past the white house before landing on the lest lawn,

about 100 yards from the building. hughes told the tampa bay times before his flight he was heading to the capitol to deliver letters to every congressmen campaigning about campaign finance reform. he was arrested pretty quickly. police converged on his copter. he could face a litany of charges. the bigger question is how did this happen in the most restricted airspace in the world, completely undetected. one congressman said if he had flown any closer, sharp shooters were prepared to take him out. one might ask how much closer would he have had to get. remember this, is the latest in security blunders. the guy who hopped the fence made it inside the white house because the door was unlocked. now the guy in a gyrocopter who the secret service interviewed in 2013. as far as we know he wasn't

charged with anything again. perhaps they missed what he planned tootd do. >> i didn't know there was such thing as a gyrocopter. >> you learn something new every day, that's why you come to work. >> i'm here to learn. thanks leland. great point. >> there was somebody on the grounds and saw the post office logo on the back and thought it was the postoffice. >> the creepily is apparently one of his friends where he's from actually called the secret service to tell them you know don't shoot my friend out of the sky. he's been talking about doing this. please don't kill him. he got a recording, he left his message with the secret service. they never called him back. now they're saying we didn't know anything about it. >> i tell you what if i had a friend that insisted on flying a gyrocopter --

>> you would go with him? >> i would break up with him. >> you wouldn't go for a ride? >> no. let's talk about politics as the republican race heats up. it's a done deal on the democrat side, right? maybe. but none the less, harry reid was on cnbc yesterday he was asked by john harbaugh about the field of republicans when he offered up this assessment. >> who is the republican nominee likely to be? >> i don't really care. i think they're all losers. >> i wish the ravens coach would stay off cnbc. >> harwood. >> he always calls people losers. he called george bush a loser. what kind of a majority leader calls the president of the united states a loser or senator obama speaks with a neathogro dialect. >> the bar has been set so low.

we know his intentions is to -- he should have had more bacon and eggs and kept it quiet for more one moment. be kind. they're not losers, they're working for americans like everybody else. >> keep in mind he said about mitt romney, he didn't pay taxes for ten years. i know a guy who told me that he didn't do that. >> that was a lie. yesterday he offered that up about republicans. we're going to talk to marco rubio and ask him about being called a loser coming up at 8:00. >> he might be come on -- >> i think he has a cell phone. harry reid said about mitch mcconnell. he's a lump of coal. >> no offense, but, never means anything good. we're not going to offend heather nauert. she's got headlines that won't offend anybody. good morning. hope you're off to a great day.

some news out of massachusetts, aaron hernandez sending a message to members of the jury seconds after he found out he's going to prison for life. he mouthed the words you're wrong directly to the jurors. the seven women and five men on that jury defending their decision. saying they kept an open mind throughout the entire process. >> you try not to form an opinion. and to. >> and assume -- we followed the court's orders. we assumed the man sitting in that seat is innocent until the prosecution proves he's guilty. >> hernandez is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he's awaiting a new trial for the murder in 2012, it was a drive by shooting of two men after they all met at a boston night club. some extreme weather to bring you. spring is looking like winter out west. at least a foot of snow falling around the utah valley. some ski resorts getting more than two feet of snow.

that's a welcome change after a massive wind storm earlier this week. strong 80 miles per hour gusts causing damage in salt lake city. in las vegas kicking up enough dust to trigger a deadly pileup on interstate 80. the winds have been so strong. the trampoline was swept across someone's yard. he took an oath to save lives. now a long island doctor is accused of trying to kill a rival doctor he used to work with in order to get him out of the business. he's charged with hiring two men to burn the other doctor's office and trying to hire a hitman who turned out to be an undercover cop. police say he used guns blank prescriptions to pay for it all. the guns were discovered in a secret room inside his house. he faced up to 25 years in prison. >> not a good doctor. this official with the european central bank never saw it

coming. >> it will under -- the firm. [ inaudible ] >> that was certainly frightening. apparently, there's this. he got glitter bombed by a protester who happened to just disagree with his floilspolicies. she was removed by security but not before posing for this picture. those are your headlines. real%@tát(u)ity risk that somebody was able to get up to him like that. and stand there. >> she wanted to fly the gyrocopter in. >> get glitter and raid a meeting. last month -- thanks a lot. a teenager went to bat for rudy guiliani. he's 12 years old. a middle schooler. he got a video. listen, this is what rudy guiliani thinks. he didn't stop there.

yesterday, a video is released of him going after al sharpton. >> al sharpton, you don't care about black people. you don't care about me. you have done nothing but spew hatred in our community. you have done nothing to build up up but everything to look like we are the victims. we are not the victim said. not everyone is a racist. al sharpton if you cared about black people you would empower black people to stand up for themselves. to fight for what they believe in. not cause violence. not spew hatred. you're a phony. you're only in this business to make mine. i'm sick and tired of people like you being a voice of my community of my race. you're not. >> a 12-year-old conservative who hit all the bases when it comes to al sharpton. things we have heard in the past. after he posted his rant regarding rudy guiliani. facebook locked up his page. instead of going on facebook he

got his own youtube channel. 12 years old. >> a ton of fans there as well. how courageous of him to speak the way he speaks. i see a great future, as do millions of people for cj in the future. it is 7:11 in new york city. there are eyes in the sky who keep our borders safe. is a shortage of drone pilots putting the drone program in jeopardy. the air force commander who oversees that program joins us next in an interview. you haven't met this guy before, you're about to meet him. he rushed in to save a stranger's life and he vanished. do you recognize this mystery hero? ♪

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program. send in the drones and you're the guy. >> my folks are the folks that make this happen. it's a great opportunity. >> you're the air force drone department located? our base is in nevada outside of las vegas in the air force base. >> you control drones that fly over where? >> we fly our planes over multiple areas of operation around the world. predominately in the africa command, central command and european command theaters. half the globe. we fly our airplanes. drone that's not a great word. we like remotely piloted aircraft. >> rpa. >> yes, sir. >> as we look at the rpa, over the last couple of years people have said you got these kids growing up playing video games, they would be great rpa pilots. there's a problem with that. the people who fly these remote aircraft are real pilots. >> yes, sir. we train our pilots to meet

stringent faa requirements. stringent dod requirements. we want professional pilots flying these. we attack similar targets we want them to act and be operated in the same way. whether it's a manned or unmanned aircraft. >> it's not a video game. you are an actual pilot. describe the room where the rpa operators sit? >> the cockpit or ground control station has two seats. the sensor operator sits on the right. he controls the camera and guides the weapons to the target. the pilot sits on the left. has full away of controls you'd expect in an airplane, but ytin a room. there's a lot of computers and equipment. >> it's grueling, isn't it? >> yes, sir. it's a demanding mission because you want -- we need these pilots

and crew member said to be fully inganled in what they're doing. focus on the mission. it's a big big responsibility. we want them fully engaged. >> do you need more drone pilots? >> we do. >> howcome? >> this is a growth industry. it's growing faster than we can man and operate it. intelligence surveillance and recognizance is what the air force is providing in this case. we can't get enough of t. everybody wants more. to have more you need more pilots and operators. >> who are you looking for? what does it take to be an rpa operator? >> in the air force, you have to be an officer to be an rpa pilot. >> you're not looking for the civilians. >> that's somebody else. this is a professional military organize. we need professional military officer whose have an interest in aviation and serving their country. >> when one rpa is up in the sky, surveilling or hunting down somebody, something like that

does the same pilot or operator do that entire mission? >> no, sir. the missions can be up to 24 hours long. so we rotate a series of crews threw through the cockpit. you could be in the cockpit for six to eight hours but you don't fly the entire mission. >> why are you on tv talking about this? >> the air force has decided that we need tatalk about this. there are so many misnomers and improper believes about what the rpa enterprise can do and what the air force is doing with these amazing machines. the time has come to start talking about it and telling the right story. this is a good news story for the air force and america. it's time for us to talk about it. >> what are some of the misnomers, things people are getting wrong. >> it's an unmanned vehicle and there is no human involved. there's a man or woman in the

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in the middle of the night. and saw my husband's face blown off. i mean, she needs to realize that what she is doing is so wrong. >> the board will decide if she'll be fired at its meeting next month. do you know -- take a close look -- this mystery hero. police in idaho are trying to track down the man who pulled a driver from a suv. when police and paramedics showed up on the scene the hero told him he had to go and left without giving him his name. the 23-year-old drivered suffered some kind of medical issue. >> now the fox news channel brand new series "legends &

lies" brings drama to your screen. watch. i love it. it's a team effort to produce the series about what really went down in america's wild wild west. we'll step into the fox light with michael tamera who got a behind the scenes look. >> it's great. fox news partnered with a production studio to tell the stories of legends. i met with people in missoula montana about what it takes to bring the wild west back to life. in the heart of missoula, montana surrounded by mountains and a river running through. lies warm springs productions. a small business making waves. >> we've got incredible people here. we continue to evolve. i honestly believe the sky is the limit. >> meet mark pierce and chris richard richardson. they sat down with michael

tamera who opened up about their success. >> i met mark when we worked for the production company. we used to do out door production company. >> you got an out door project people need to see? >> when was the moment you knew you had to jump into business? >> we were drinking beer in a hot tub in iceland after a day of freezing our tails off hunting european goose. it just clicked for both of us. i said this would be perfect. >> for making monsters to mountain men, since their start eight years ago warm springs continues to produce hit after hit. as well as a winning recipe to compete in such a cut throat industry. >> in fact, being in montana has turned out to be a great calling card for us. part of the brand at this point i would imagine to continue to out grow our building as we grow from four people in 2009 to currently we're at 75 people in this office. we created the space

specifically for tv production. we have 16 edit suites. we have the bullpen, conference rooms. >> what i find interesting compared to a lot of companies today, you're not big on frelangers. >> i wanted to create a space i want today come to work. i want to surround myself with good people and give them benefits that when i was a free lancer i never had. it's important for us to have everything from the gym memberships to the 401(k) to free beer. >> cheers are in order. warm springs has teamed up with fox news channel to bring the wild west back to life in the new dacseries legends squp"legends & lies"." >> i think in the end there was 500 actors involved. >> wow. >> we filmed in ten different

states. there's 500 plus hours of footage. >> a lot more lighting, green screens, drones, special effects. explosions. >> we're looking out there and we believe that this show on fox news is going to get a lot of people's attention. it is a great show. and, you know, our goal is to just keep it rolling. >> keep an eye on warm springs production and the big sky state. their future is looking up. >> the fun thing about the production company is one time we're making monsters another time we are building log cabins and we're mountain men and we're fighting zombies. and we're telling stories of the american west. it's a challenge and exciting. every time. >> here at warm springs, the people care about their job. they care about what they do. we have been blessed. it's just been an adventure of a lifetime. >> wait just a second. when is it on? >> you can catch "legends &

lies" sunday nights at 8:00 eastern. they have two great episodes coming up. james wild bill hickok and another repeat of jesse james who had mother issues. >> he does. >> i love the look behind the scenes at that place where they were drinking beer. >> it's a very creative, open free environment. >> i started that here. it's catching fire. >> we do that too. thank you very much. brian what's on tap? >> that's very good. a body on tap, which is a shampoo from three weeks ago. should well fare recipients be required to pass a drug test? our next guest explains how that may have saved taxpayers more money than they think. do you know one of those people who constantly post pictures of their kids online every hour every day? how much shareing is too much? >> it depends on who the kid is. ♪ never going to give you up ♪

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just about 15 minutes to the top of the hour. quick hollywood headlines for you. one of the world's most famous supermodels retired. gisele bunchen made her final strut. husband tom brady was there to see and support her walk down the cat walk. she started modeling at 14 years old. the biggest celebration of the galaxy starts in a few years.

the star wars celebration. thousands of fans will block to the big event where a brand new trailer for december's highly anticipated the force awakens will be revealed. big day in hollywood today. brian? that was a well produced minute. that was close to sports as we're going to get. indiana lawmakers pushing mand mandatory drug testing for well fair recipients they say it will only promote -- all right. mr. representative why do you think this will work how much money do you think the people of indiana will save? >> i think it will save a whole bunch of money. it isn't focusing on poor people. when people start talking about the fact it doesn't save enough money. they completely discount the notion there's a lot of folks who are receiving benefits right now who choose not to show up once these benefits are put

ipplace. there are is whole bunch of benefits that are realized when people get back into the work force. >> usually you don't have that much money, and it might not be wrong to label them poor. >> it -- you're correct they don't have as much money at other folks do. just because they don't have that money, doesn't make sure we shouldn't be sure tax dollars are use efficiently. >> you're omgoing to be testing people who have a history of drug use correct? >> that's correct. or somebody who has a propensity to use them. we've had the benefit in indiana to see what's going on. we have formed our legislation around what's happened in those states. we're in a good position to learn what's happened in other place and make sure we pass constitutional muster. >> high risk for drug abuse drug related crime in the past, can receive counseling if they repeatedly fail the tests. you're taking off well fare for

three months. if you fail the state says come back when you're clean. will they offer rehab? >> rehab is an important components of this. what's important for people to know you can do programs like this in a thoughtful way that help protect taxpayers and kids and help get people who have drug problems off of drugs. that's what's important here. >> you think it will affect between 20 thousand and 30,000 people? >> at least. again, that's discounting all the effects you see once you get people back into the work force. >> representative, out of indiana is all for this. we'll see where it goes. thanks. 12 minutes before we're done with this hour. straight ahead do you know one of those people -- are you one of those people who constantly post pictures of your kids online? every hour? every day? how much sharing is too much? we're going to ask one of our favorite moms, actress tamera mowry is here.

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everybody remembers our next guest as one half of the hilarious duo on sister sister. >> hi. still hard at work? >> no, i'm waiting for a bus. >> dow nooedeed to use to computer? >> no, i just like asking the same question every ten minutes. >> no, not really. >> we have those conversations in our head. that little girl is grown up. actress co-host and mom. tamera mowry is here.

>> i feel like i'm home. because you know adam. >> adam housley. her husband. >> we offered you the green room. >> to keep you out of the hotels. >> look at this great photo here. you are about to add to your bunch in july. >> yes. >> you're doing in july. >> i am the first week of july. i'm ready. you feel a little heavy. i can't wait to meet our little girl. we're having a girl this time. i love being a mom. and adam loves being a dad. that was adam. that was adam's christmas -- >> can we go back one slide? i've never seen a device like that. >> it's a bike that you have a little carrier. >> was he over the capitol building yesterday? >> i needed that a long time ago. >> it turns into a stroller. >> does it mow your lawn? >> no, but adam loves it. >> do you qualify here with this photo as an oversharing parent? >> we're sharing. >> i am --

>> steven spielberg had that. >> did you hear about this australian mother who was criticized on facebook because she was putting out so many pictures of her family people were getting sick to it. the letter to the mother was guess what everybody thinks their kids is the best. we don't ram it. not everybody is interested as you are about what ady does. give us a break. >> was this a mom who said this? >> that was an anonymous later saying enough. >> they were friends at first. >> one of her friends at first. i think they're being harsh. i remember reading she's a first time mom. of course you know your kids. >> within like, the first three or four months. they are my world. i think they should be your world. maybe this woman -- she was a friend, maybe she was a tad bit concerned that's all she was --

>> be humble in your captions? post your pictures, humble captions. >> okay. it's so natural as a mom to want to just share. because you think your kid in the -- >> it shows insecurity if it says my kid is the best ever. maybe it isn't. >> it just shows she's just really excited. she's a first time mom. >> no matter if it's your first, third, fifth. i don't know how many is coming. you love kids. >> i do. >> you have partnered with cuboom and play grounds and you're telling them to get out. >> i partner with the neo neosproeren brand. we're encouraging parents out there and get your kids to play. >> be willing to scrape your kid up. because we can heal them. we have the ointment. >> just, you know, share the importance of being prepared.

with having the right, you know, first aid. >> bandage. >> i have a pack right in my back right now. >> i have an emergency kid in my bag all the time. have you heard about the neosporran spray? >> no. >> you can take it on the go and spray it on their little booboo's. >> she went from sister sister to mother mother. >> yes. >> thank you very much for joining us today. give our best to adam >> i will. it's always a joy to be here. thank you. meanwhile straight ahead, he called hillary clinton the candidate of yesterday. and now hillary's firing back at him. republican presidential candidate marco rubio is here live on the couch in just a couple of minutes. all goes wrong midair sending this sky diver plunging to earth. the terrifying fall caught on

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good morning to you today is thursday, april 16th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a major security breach in our nation's capitol. a pilot landing on the capitol lawn. >> this is not good, people. >> oh, not good at l. now new questions this morning. how in the heck did that pilot get so close and why do things like this keep happening? >> why wasn't that person shot out of the sky by the people who are supposed to do that? he sabotaged republicans in the last race for president by lying about mitt romney's tax bill, not paying them. now a new black eye for harry reid. >> who is the republican nominee likely to be?

>> i don't really care. i think they're all losers. >> they're all losers. harry says. we're going to see what senator marco rubio thinks about being called a loser. marco rubio is running for president. he'll join us here on the couch in a couple of minutes. it's a manument made to honor our heroes. people are up in arms because it shows a gun. how does that make sense to protest it i mean? mornings are better with friends. >> live from the news crossroads of the world, this is "fox and friends." standing by to take your order. good morning to you, folks. >> we have a lot of discuss. 2016 is here. on the republican side a lot more intrigue. democrats will say the same thing. >> i wish we had a presidential candidate coming in. >> your wish is granted. >> about ten minutes or any minute judging by if he walks in. we know that marco rubio made some news this week. by announcing he is running for

president. 6:00 on -- >> i'm going to move over like this. the instant he comes in the building he's going to sit down here. >> did you have a vision or are you getting directions? >> we give him a high five. it's national high five day. >> until then let's talk about hillary clinton and what she's doing. she had a few of her guys go out and round up a small group of people so she could talk to them about what's important to them. and so they could relate the message. hillary clinton in iowa yesterday. she has left. >> she talked about her family and apparently in this description here she misremembered what was going on in our family history. watch. >> all my grand parents came over here. and you know, my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in scranton, pennsylvania and worked there until he retired at 65. he started when he was a teenager and kept going. >> if you were listening to that it was very clear, she's

talking about immigrants and she's talking about all her grand parents came here from other countries. that is not true. actually buzzfeed went over that. and said that is not right. as it turns out she has one grand parent born outside the country, the other three were born here. her spokesperson who had to clean up the mess said this, her grand parents always spoke about the immigrant experience. as a result, she has always thought of them as immigrants. is she blaming the grand parent? it has been pointed out while her grandfather was a immigrant her grandmother was born shortly after her parents arrived in the u.s. in the early 1880s. >> you're not my brothers, i can think of you that way. >> we are dependent of you. >> we see somebody misspeaking. >> she's trying to make a better

story and it's not true. >> when heritage.com came in here, i did not know if my grandfather or grandmother were born here. >> she knows. >> brian, you don't claim that they were when you're on the campaign trail. she was talking about immigration. she's trying to connect and creative a narrative. her narrative may be hers but it's not the truth. >> if they just come over to you weren't over yet, is it that big a deal. >> she always said she was named of the guy that climbed the monten.mont montenmont mountain and that wasn't true. the day before she was at that coffee shop where she was apparently having an unscripted event. but as it turns out, on tuesday the audience was astroturfed. her campaign drove in the people who were seated around the table. one of the guys -- they were all

partisan. one of the guy was an obama intern during the last campaign. two of them were university of iowa college democrats. and the fourth person was from planned parenthood. with all the cameras they're hanging on every one of the questions from these regular people do you think she's going to get a hardball? no, she didn't. because they astroturfed the people at the table at the coffee shop in iowa. >> all right. so it's an interesting first week for hillary clinton and an interesting week for heather nauert. she's opened to me earlier and said she enjoyed herself. i'm sitting here looking at my ipad while you talk. we start out with a fox news alert, we just learned in a few hours, the capitol hill crasher you know the guy who went in with the gyrocopter will appear in a federal court. >> this is not good, people. >> douglas hughes is his name.

he'll face a judge one day after he soared through restricted airspace. then he landed on capitol hill. hughes says he was delivering hundreds of letters addressed to every member of cong about what he says is corruption in the campaign finance system. he's been talking about doing this for months and was questioned about his plans by the u.s. secret service. but they did nothing to stop him from what we can tell. this incident is raising serious safety concerns in washington, d.c. today. aaron hernandez sending a chilling message to the jury seconds after finding out he's going to prison for life. the former patriot superstar mouthing the words you're wrong directly to the jurors. the seven women and five men on that jury defending their decision. they kept an open mind throughout the entire process. >> you try not to form an opinion. >> you assume -- we followed the court's orders. we assume the man sitting in that seat is innocent until the

prosecution proves he's guilty. >> he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he'll go to trial for the 2012 shooting of two men he had a run in with. extreme weather to bring you, spring is looking like winter out west. you would like to put the snow plows away. a foot of snow falling around the utah ski areas. some ski resorts have seen more than two feet of snow. that's a welcome change though. there was a massive dust and wind storm earlier this week. 80 miles per hour gusts causing damage in salt lake city and also in las vegas. kicking up enough dust to trigger a deadly pipeup on the interstate. the winds were so strong. take a look at the trampoline as it goes through the field and into someone's yard. a nightmare in the air caught on camera. this man's parachute malfunctioned. his helmet flies off as he opened the emergency chute. that helmet tumbled 5,000 feet

to the ground. a group of kids found that helmet after it landed in the grass. they gave it back to the man hours later. he was not hurt. probably not good after that. everybody is lucky in that situation. >> i'm dizzy thank you. >> another reason for me not to sky dive. >> back to during research on your ipad at amazon.com. eight minutes after the hour. coming up real life drama for actress sofia vergara her ex is fighting over their embryos. harry reid lied about mitt romney's tax bill and now another black eye for him. >> they're all losers. >> they're all losers i wonder what that guy, marco rubio thinks about that. he's running for president he

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he sabotaged republicans in the last race for president by lying about romney notitating

taxes for ten years. that was a lie. now harry reid is back with a new low. >> who is the republican nominee likely to be? >> i don't really care. i think they're all losers. >> great. they're all losers. here to react. one of those people who is running for president. we have florida senator marco rubio. good morning to you. >> are you feeling -- >> the worst thing we can do is talk about it. that's what he wants. there used to be a line of civility in american politics. it's problematic on the left. their instant reaction is to attack you personally. i'm not saying people on the right don't do it. it's so much more common on the left. if you read or hear most of their criticisms of me it's personal. it doesn't bother me. irts what it's become. you know, i wish him well. >> is it hard on your family? >> not really. i don't know what station that was on. i doubt my kids are watching. >> it was cnbc nobody's

watching. >> unless it's the discovery channel or something like that. they didn't see it. >> yesterday was a big day, in addition to running for president of the united states you are unveiling a tax plan. it's the rubio lee tax plan. these are some of the highlights. it would cut the top tax rate from 38% to 25's. eliminate tax on capital gains. it would create a new tax credit worth up to $2,500 per child. why are you and mike lee doing this? >> there is two aspects of this plan. first is pro growth. there is no more pro growth plan out there h. we make united states the best place to do business in. this country needs to create millions of better paying jobs. the second part is the personal

side of it. we lower taxes nine out of ten americans. we help families that are raising children. i tell you why that's important. they are raising our future taxpayers. social security and medicare is funded as pay as you go. today's workers are funding today's social security. my mom is on that. when we pay in to social security, we're funding that. the future payers are the children of today. and parents that are undertaking the response are investing in america's future. the tax plan adds to the child tax credit enin recognition that the current tax code penalized families with children. >> our deficit is growing again. you're saying less revenue. i promise you, growth. >> actually after ten years, through this plan, if you look at it ten years from now it will be revenue positive. because of the economic growth aspect.

here's the other point, even if this tax plan raised taxes it wouldn't cut the debt or make a dent. here's what we need to do. you have to do two things to deal with the debt. you have to grow your economy, rapidly, not slowly, not 2% a year. fast. this plan does that. the second thing is you have to hold the line on future spending. this is growth part of that plan. >> senator, your plan while there are some people are going out there great somebody is talking about it. there are critics on both sides. the "the wall street journal" looked at it and they say it falls short. >> they don't like the child tax credit. we looked at that. if you got rid of our child tax credit portion there would be more people to support it. we would only cut the rate by 2%. that's what we're arguing about here. but i think it's much better to say the way we deal with it on this plan, there is penalty in

the tax code today, same thing scenarios, one has children and the others don't. the parents with the children are investing in people, our future americans. al the tax code should recognize that. >> i love how you frame that up. your rollout and your announcement was dynamic. many people thought hillary clinton was trying to undercut your announcement and beat it down a bit. she got out to a slower start. she's been out there trying to portray a narrative that says i'm every woman. do you believe americans will buy that? >> it will be a long campaign. she'll do the best she can to position herself. i am proud of what we did. i'm glad we were able to do it at the freedom tower that holds symbolic power in our community. it's going to be a long road. i feel confident in our message and in that i want to work harder than we will. >> no doubt about it no one questions your work ethic and

how much your accomplished governor jeb bush has helped you get where you are. he said yesterday i am marco rubio's friend. i am not going to disparage him. is it possible to compete against him and not disparage his ideas. >> it's okay to have a debate about ideas. i have offered -- >> it didn't come up on the plane ride. >> we're friends we're not going to talk about politics. most of the time we're talking about other things. i share exactly what he said. i'm not running against jeb bush. there will be nine, ten people running here. i have put out my ideas. other people will have their ideas. i know it's high minded. i hope everybody will talk about what they are for and let republican voters ultimately the american people choose who they want their next president to be. i know it's high minded but when it comes to jeb that's how i

feel. >> does this concern that this may be another movement election. the first woman president will be how people defend their woman president. >> there are two hispanics running on the republican side. ultimately, i don't anticipate i'm going to get every latino vote in america because my last name is rubio. i have to earn it. who is standing for the issues that is best for them. we're not running for county commission here. this is the president of the united states. the most powerful and important political office in the world. >> you are four days into the run. how has it been? >> busy. it's been fun. look it's a unique opportunity. few americans have a chance to do it t. i'm honored and humbled with by the chance to do it. america as i said on monday night, america doesn't owe me a thing. i owe a debt to america i'll never be able to repay.

i have an obligation to pay part of back. america change my family. >> if you go to a -- >> i went last night. >> did you go talk to the people behind the counter? >> i went to one last night in union station in washington. >> fantastic. >> do we have the surveillance video of him? >> i looked at the cameras there were a couple there. >> lastly, white do you think the time is right now? one term in everybody sees your talent, why now? >> america is at a generational point where it needs to make a change. our economy and world is so dramatically different from what it was a decade ago. one of the reasons we are not fully benefitting from the promise of this new century, we have leaders that are still trying to solve 21st century problems with 20th century ideas. >> we're thank you you're here. i'd give you a handshake but it's national high five day.

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longer. it's based on the average life expectancy. you're not old until you're 74. $30,000. is how much the pope's ipad went for at auction. pay it forward. we have all seen the commercials about reverse mortgage. >> if you are over 62 years old and own your own home. >> it sounds great but the feds are about to make big changes that will only make a reverse mortgage harder to get. will the new rules work or will they make it harder for retirees to borrow money. here to break down the changes is fox news legal analyst. a reverse mortgage is what?

>> basically 62 or older you have the equity in your house. you want supplemental income and you can go in squp borrow money against it. there's a ratio they follow. you can get the money out and it's there for using the money during your lifetime. when you pass on the house could be sold to pay back. the ben fexiaries could pay it off or the bank could take it back. it's used as a supplemental income. >> if you have a house that's worth $2,000 you've paid uf$100,000. you can get the reverse mortgage on $100,000. they have new rules going into effect. we want to figure out from you how they impact people. aplicates applicants will be required to prove they can pay the fees. tax and credit reports from the past 24 months. if unemployed show assets and cash reserve. what kind of fees are we talking about?

is that the mortgage interest you would have on a traditional loan? >> no. what happens is because there have been a lot of people -- when you get a reverse mortgage there are certain things you still to pay. you have to pay insurance, property taxes. what happened during the crisis a lot of people didn't. so a lot of homes were lost. so what happened is, the feds have said wait a second. we will go back to as if you were going to get a home loan. we're going to make sure that the people who ask for the reverse mortgage can pay these type of things they're required to pay so they don't have these defaults. so they're going to look at your credit. if you're employed. they want proof. if you're not employed. they want to see how much assets and cash reserve do you have? >> is harder than it used to be. >> yes. it becomes effective april 27th of this month, these new rules

become effective. they don't want defaults to happen again. they're tightening it up in order to avoid defaults. >> why are they doing it. >> i think because of the fact they got stuck with paypath a lot of money the feds does because of all the defaults. ultimately we as taxpayers pay for it. i think we have to understand that even though you have equity in your home, you still have responsibilities. you have maintain it. there should be guidelines. the question is going to be how is it going to affect the reverse mortgage market. it could end up being a lot of people that were depending on this because of these guidelines they're not going to be able to qualify anymore. just like the lenders are toughening things up in order to borrow money to buy a home so is it with the new reverse mortgage. i think people need to be aware of the changes.

if you're interested in it, you got to go to people who know how to do this and get these guidelines and see if you qualify. >> thank you for joining us to explain the big changes coming. >> thank you. meanwhile if you got a question for bob head over to foxandfriends.com. find the rebuilding dreams tab to send him your questions. al sharpton you're getting schooled by a kid. >> you done nothing but spew hatred in our community. you have done nothing to build us up but everything to look like we are the victim. we're not the victim. >> more from that 12-year-old as he makes his case against al sharpton. it's officially wedding season. ladies, instead of paying full price for your gown, we're going to tell you how to get a designer dress for a fraction. thousands less. plus, elizabeth gets back into her wedding dress. if you missed her at her wedding you'll see what she looked like today in that.

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. the trouble with schools. the new jersey third grade teacher suspended for having her students write get well letters to a convicted cop killer is now defending her action. >> "fox and friends weekend" host anna kooiman joins us with the real reason the assignment was created. >> good morning. she is trying to downplay her role in putting jamal in her lessen plans. al she says she used one of his quotes during a discussion but never told her class what he did to go to prison. she said it was the students' idea to write to him. >> i mentioned to my students

that he was very ill. they told me they would like to write get well letters to him. >> before the controversy started she appeared to be on board with the assignment by tweeting this. my third graders wrote to mumia to lift up his spirits. he is serving a life sentence for killing philadelphia officer daniel faulkner. that officer's widow says the teacher doesn't understand the impact of what she did. >> i was just about her age when i walked into jefferson hospital in the middle of the night and saw my husband's face blown off. i mean, she needs to realize that what she is doing is so wrong. >> the teacher did apologize for her actions and asked the board not to fire her. school leaders will decide the future of her employment at its meeting next month. back to you. >> they tabled it tuesday night

because of the tension and the stress and emotion. thank you very much. she also said to the parents i'm sorry i didn't talk to you about the assignment before i gave it out. >> isn't there a world war ii vet they could write letters to? we have a fox news alert to start off with. armed and dangerous and the fbi needs your help finding two serial bank robbers. this video shows one pointing a gun. they're threatening to kidnap bank employees and shoot police officers. they have hit banks in pittsburgh. monumental controversy. this bronze memorial in a public park features boots and a helmet on top of a rifle. the village council says that is

inappropriate. the votes who raised the money for the memorial are furious saying wars are not won with sticks and stones. there is a hollywood legal battle over frozen embryos. sofia vergarra is being sued by her ex over frozen imbreoes they once set aside. now their relationship is over and vergarra is refusing to keep the embryos. does her ex have the right to those embryos? >> we're talking about a situation where he would have the right to raise her children without her consent. they did create these embryos with the specific intent to have a child. and-year not infringing on the reproductive rights. >> vergarra said he bullied him

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>> you can rent or buy. >> correct. we have dresses you can borrow or buy. >> how much increase have you seen in traffic in the month of june. >> it's crazy. >> it's been a lot. there have been a lot of brides who have gotten engaged over the hall days. they're planning. >> in the break we'll evaluate my dress and what it would be worth. >> thank you, co-foundsers of borrowing magnolias. we want to say thanks to home depot depot depot. >> you look beautiful. >> very nice. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. >> who knew you could rent a dress? >> it works for people. you usually wear it once unless you host a talk show. they fight for our freedom then face a more emotional

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hillary has avoided the price. darryl issa is here with his take on what's going on. iran says they will not negotiate with the congress on a nuke deal. lindsey graham says the leader needs a lesson in u.s. civics.

fiorina responds to harry reid's comment about republicans are just a bunch of losers. we'll see you at the top of the hour. before the vietnam war it was called shell shocked. today we call it ptsd. no what you call it between 11% and 30% of veterans will develop some type of systems. >> for our latest story in our hometown heroes series heather nauert looks into a program. >> it is an honor to bring you this story. i hope it will help veterans who are suffering with ptsd. i went out with a team of riding instructers to watch how they use horses to help vets ease their ptsd systems. the american medical association says this is effective for treating patients with anxiety depression and other disorders.

>> as these military veterans give their new partner. their looks are uncertain. >> i thought the horse was going to bite me. >> this introduction will give them the chance to change their lives. on this day we saw horses transform men giving them confidence and a sense of peace many struggle to find. this woman founded a horse therapy program to help the disabled. she know the horses could help the veterans suffering from ptsd. >> people can project on to a horse. we have a veteran who gets weepy over mocha. he's able to bring out emotion that he doesn't in any other context. >> from the mission's after 9/11 to vietnam, the veterans of these wars are learning the art of riding. >> the whole exercise of riding is about pressure and release of pressure. so as soon as the horse starts walking, he stops putting that

pressure on him. it's that release of pressure that's the horse's reward. >> as they command the horse the reward is clear. >> i have a lot of stress in my life. doing this really helps alleviate some of that. >> talking with them i notice they all describe their experience the say wame. >> relaxing and enjoyable. >> it brought a calmness to me. >> it took my mind completely from the stresses. >> for some the bond is instant. >> we have a connection me and the horse. >> that was your first time around a horse? >> absolutely. never been around a horse before in my life. >> what does that feel like to you? >> it was great having control of that large an animal. >> when was the last time you felt that in control? >> wow. not for a very long time. >> most riding programs consider this equine therapy. not this group. they say it's a leadership program. >> veterans shy from the notion of therapy. they don't like to ask for help. we feel if we call it a leadership program, vets feel

more comfortable coming. we say the horse is the therapist and the help comes naturally. >> you're the leader. you have to be a team with your horse. if you don't trust your partners, you going to end up getting hurt. >> by learning to trust and be trusted, the veterans can start to overcome their fears. >> they're going to start solving problems and understand a little bit how to improve their relationships. and then they can carry that back home and improve their relationships with people. >> for veterans who struggleual the scars of war, they've found a new companion, not just to ride but to lean on. >> totally stoked. i'm going to come back. >> i'm so grateful. >> and these men were so brave to give it a go. for veterans who want to give it a try, they're holding an open house at 9:45 a.m. at jamaica bay riding academy.

it is free but it is important to note. there are programs like this all across the country. it's called equine therapy. if you want to find out how how to go to one of those events, you can go to a website called pathinternational.org. they make it free for veterans to participate. my mom has done this work. she's a horse trainer. she says it the most valuable thing she's done. >> they have it in new york. >> they have it all over the country. >> good job. we're going to step aside and we'll be right back with somebody else.

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>> rudy guiliani will be here. he'll be on stage. veterans come down to our veranda. >> we'll see you then. everyone. >> thank you for joining us. tomorrow maybe more carp. >> no! leonhart. martha: a disgruntled mailman set to face a federal judge after he landed a small aircraft on the front lawn of the capitol building. good moaning i'm martha maccallum in "america's newsroom." gregg: i'm