leaders. >> if it's within their rights? why waste money. >> thanks to all of you responded. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning it is wednesday april 22nd i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. nightmare on the high seas. this morning thousands of crews passengers including 800 children are finally back on dry land. >> i was on a boat like that, it was terrible. what's wrong with this photo? two congressmen this morning under fire and under investigation for holding a non-functioning ceremonial rifle. why the paper weight could have them in hot water. brian? and just call her judge judy

of the south? >> it's not your hood. they work and they pay taxes. >> wow, that judge laying down the law. silencing a gang banger big time. by the way no matter where we are keep in mind, mornings are better with friends. ladies and gentlemen, nothing can keep us apart except 285 miles. brian kilmeade is 285 miles away in washington, d.c. why? >> well it's a very good point. by the way, you know that because you've walked it. and you know that distance because you jogged it. i had an opportunity to emcee

the congressional gala. you saw a lot of generals a lot of wounded from walter reed. a lot of fox people, producers they all came out for a big night. they raised millions of dollars for those who have served their country and continue to serve our country. and you got a chance to find out what's going on in congress because these congressmen and women give up time and money to be a part of the event. it was kind of cool. >> it's a great cause, brian. you're a good man to do that. so back here we're going to be having you in our hearts and with us through the monitor all day long. as you know geraldo his wife and daughter are going to cook with us. we're going to do our cooking with friends. >> yesterday was you and your husband. are you two talking? >> we never cooked before. this was our first.

>> steve? >> yes, sir. >> there was a little bit of an issue. this is day three of cooking with friends. day one featured you and sally, joining me right now -- i'm sorry peter doocy. to talk about the selection of sally to do the cooking with friends segment. peter, your reaction to this selection. you dad had an array of choices he could have went with mary, he went with -- >> he went with the youngest, the one he had the least time to train. >> can you tell me what it felt like? >> i actually only prepared to bring you your coffee mr. kilmeade. we can do coffee with friends. sally was great. >> she always is great. >> that doesn't mean that i didn't want to be there cooking the bread but she was great. >> emotionally you're over it but it's not something -- you're probably never going to forget it? >> definitely not, no. i've been talking a lot to my mom and other sister.

>> do you want to take a sick day? >> peter maybe peter can't hear me. remind him i did talk to him and asked him. you want me to come on tv to help you make toast, can't you do that yourself? >> that did happen. that did happen. >> we tried to make believe you were upset. it didn't work. peter doocy live in person. >> thank you very much. >> i'm glad peter brought you your coffee because i had it right here for you. >> we're be messing with all your things today. >> peter, and brian, very nicely done. >> there's a doocy in d.c. >> a doocy in d.c. and a doocy right by me. first we'll get to a fox news alert for you. a carnival cruise line finally coming to end after a fierce storm strands the liner outside

the port. >> 4,000 passengers and crew members, heather tells us. it was docking just a short time ago in the sidney harbor. ending that gut wrenching journey at sea. look at that. the ship stranded in rough waters for nearly 24 hours as a monster storm packing 60 miles per hour winds slam the area. all the ports were shut down and no ship was allowed today dock. 4,000 people were on board, including 800 children taking cover inside their rooms as waves as high as 40 feet battered the vessel. many people getting sea sick as you can imagine. those on board recount the horror. they say they are grateful to be back on solid ground.

>> upstairs on the main deck, the glass had been pushed out and smashed all over the place. chairs just turned like lollipops. it's crazy. >> officials say the waves caused minor damage on board, including you heard him mention the smashed glass panels and a door ripped open. the ship was returning from a 12 day tour but returned early because of the storm. i cannot imagine what that melt like. i get motion sickness in a cab. >> i'm motion sick right now sitting here. >> i was actually on a cruise with my family a couple of summers ago. we were going up to canada off the coast of nova scotia. big storm, a remnants of a hurricane. the tv fell off the wall. it was in the middle of the night. >> 800 children aboard there. >> terrible. >> calming talks by parents i'm sure. >> very nice they are finye finally

docked. the other heather joins us. >> let's start out overseas with a fox news alert. french authorities this morning inform us they stopped an imminent terror attack overnight on one or more churches around paris. moments ago france's interior minister announced the arrest of a -year-old algerian man. police caught him after he shot himself by accident and called for an ambulance. police went there they found guns and potential notes -- notes about potential targets in his car. this is the latest terror arrests since france heightened its terror alert. back here at home, a 16-year-old from south carolina prosecutors say plotted to join isis and kill u.s. troops. will now spend five years in a juvenile prison for a gun charge. this is because south carolina does not have a terrorism law. he could be released sooner than

that we understand if he has good behavior. prosecutors say he planned to rob a gun store, attack a military base and fly to join isis in syria. what's attracting some of these young people to want to join isis? dr. keith ablow will join us to discuss this in the 7:00 hour. john boehner showing love for nancy pelosi in the rose garden. he gave her one big smooch. the two lawmakers have led the negotiations on the measure that changes the way medicare reemburs doctor. those are your headlines. >> all right. thank you. >> brian we have you here now, we understand you spoke with general michael flynn about this topic we're bringing up. we want to get everybody up to

speed. united states sending warships to yemen to keep an eye on the iranians, there are a lot of mixed messages coming out of washington. as we understand it navy officials confirmed monday that the united states theodore roosevelt and normandy were keeping an eye on these iranian warship warships. as they move into the arabian sea. people are wondering what the heck is going on. it doesn't seem as though anyone in the administration has their story stress. this is state department press secretary marie harf and president obama who couldn't be more opposite in terms of what they're telling us is going on. >> i saw a lot of cable tickers today. ships going there to intercept iranian ships. that is blantantly untrue. >> what we said to them is that if there are weapons delivered to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation,

that's a problem. and we're not sending them obscure messages, we send them direct messages about it. >> the question is, are we set to intercept any sort of -- >> no according to her and yes according to him. >> what are your thoughts? >> we talked about this yesterday, what is the message? you have saudi arabia bombing that area because they didn't like who took over the government there. iran says stop the bombing. saudi arabia stops the bombing in come our ships to stop the iranians from resupplying this government. then you have marie harf walk back the fact we're doing anything but cruising. i asked attorney general who spent 33 years in the upper pentagon about the mixed messages. here was his take. >> we have to have every capability that the military components can bring. we have to do smart diplomatic things as well. >> we're not doing either one of

those? >> i don't see that right now. i really don't. i mean, a lot of confusion. i mean, if we're putting an aircraft carrier in the gulf of yemen to block against iranian warships that are coming into that area, and yet we're still sitting at a table cutting a deal on nuclear weapons there's something wrong with that picture. >> there's something wrong with what we're being told by the administration marie harf says they're just there to help with navigation. whatever that means. obama says we're trying to send a message. what it comes down, a lot of people think, is the fact that this president is so invested in this nuke deal with iran, that they could pretty much do anything including download a bunch of weapons in yemen for the houthis and we're not going to do anything, even though we have the great big battleship parked right there. >> calling our bluff. >> yeah. here's the thing, does anybody know what's going on? are they holding their cards tighting to the vest?

>> i hope so. >> is it a fact nobody knows what those ships are supposed to do? iran is going to come and resupply.ss teddy roos volt know what they're capable of doing. they have wart hogs on deck that can go over the ships. are we going to be a massive confrontation or will it be an embarrassment as we just do -- >> i do believe it was teddy roosevelt who used to say speak softly and carry a big stick. that ship down there is the big stick. iran has weapons. is this another one of those red lines? the president says we are there to be obvious. marie harf says they're just directing traffic. >> more with lieutenant general flynn tomorrow on our show. >> are you going to have more with peter doocy out of curiosity? is he going to be making anymore

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taylor. let's start at the beginning. show me how the iranians, where they downloaded these ships full of weapons and where they are right now? >> sure. there's a mixture of cargo ships and warships from the iranians, supposedly they came through this strait down through the arabian sea. >> they're down here somewhere? >> correct. ultimately they want to get them to rebel because that's where the houthi rebels are waiting. no longer can the iranians fly the weapons in because saudi arabia's air force would knock them out of the sky. >> that's correct. allegedly. they are saying they are not giving weapons, we know they the supply line for the houthis is from iran. >> marie harf says we're just showing them. show them with the teddy

roosevelt it? >> it also came through the straits and down to the sea. why that excuse is good is because a third of the world's oil comes through here. the suez canal connects the sea with the indian ocean. the reality is, of course we're showing force there to make sure the iranians adhere to the un embargo on weapons to the rebels. >> let's go to the next map. it's a closeup of yemen. you're saying that the iranians and the teddy roosevelt are out here and driving around. >> at last word that's the case. the u.s. military is monitoring the ships there as well with the manned and unmanned vehicles. >> show me where the houthi rebels are here in yemen. >> the rebels are from this area in sanaa. they made their way and routed out the president's forces and they're down into aden as well, too. >> if the iranians were able to get the two -- to port it would

be right there? >> absolutely. this is the gold mine for the rebels there. >> we've been talking about it for so long. it's good to see with a map where all this stuff is going on. the problem for is we don't want to see a shooting war between saudi arabia and yemen, even though they're shooting at each other right now. >> there needs to be humanitarian aid in yemen. why saudi arabia is involved they are insecure you have a growing iranian presence in yemen and syria and iraq. saudi arabia feels insecure now. internally in yemen you have houthis and al qaeda growing and giving swaths of territory and taking advantage of the insecurity and growing their forces as well. >> it's a mess. >> it's a big mess. >> thank you very much. coming up on this wednesday, students given a lesson in transgenders, and did we mention they're only in kindergarten? what's worse the parents were

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young kids as young as five are getting a lesson about transgender issues at a primary school. they were read a book about a boy with a boy's body and a girl's brain. one mom is saying his first grader is asking if he is

transgend transgender. so let me start here tammy, is this some sort of plan or indoctrination on the part of the school to get to kids first? because there was not parental permission. in a way that really promotes maybe the teacher or superintendents or principals' personal opinions. >> this has been going on for quite some time. we've heard it from hillary clinton in it takes a village. it's conditions of not just the parents and the children. as a gay woman you can be the moral arbiter of your child, it doesn't make you a bigot. if you're left to your devices as a parent something will gone wrong. that has to be rejected. there's lots of discussions about age appropriateness. what concerned me as a gay woman somebody who cares about the

future. parents are told if you want to retain control of your family you're going to be called a bigot or a home ophobe. i think it's important for every parent to know for wanting to maintain control of your family is the right thing to do. i think besides conditioning it's about social engineering. it does start very early. this is why i think it's important for every parent to be involved and to know it's okay to interject and to say no. >> i'm glad to say that. it's a powerful discussion to have at some point in time. when parents aren't given notice. are kids ready to be talking about any relationship in terms of sexiality at the age of five. >> absolutely not. between five and eight they're not thinking in a concepual. way. they're not relating to their

own sexiality which will change as they grow goo adulthood. it's not what's important for them at that point. i don't think that kids need to know this or should be knowing this. it is confusing to them. as a feminist and also as a victim activists i think it's insane to say somebody has a boy's body and girl's brain. what's a girl's brain? the book is so full of stereotypes we've been fighting. i can't imagine why they would use it. >> it's the argument against this, i agree. >> if they need to use it with one child dealing with that at the age or eight or older. between five and eight and a group the only people that should be exposed to this are adults and staff and perhaps the parents, absolutely not the church children. >> would you say there is harm done to a child? >> i think there could be harm done. i think the issue is that

children do not understand what you're talking about. and it raises a kind of confusion for them. i mean, there are many men who are ballerinas who are not gay and there are girls who are great athletes and neither are they. and what is the message we're sending? i was fdoffended. >> this is our a projection of our issues as adults on children. when i was a child i thought i was a cocker spaniel. we have these fantasies where we think we're superman, where we're the cat. this is childhood. and this is why this is particularly troubling i think as well. >> particularly troubling, because as a mom i would want to know. give me the option to know so i can be there with my kid when they come home with questions about it and prepare myself as a parent. a great discussion there. they say no age is too young to start learning this from the school. i appreciate your perspectives. up next what's wrong with this photo? two congressmen coming under

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cureta's mountain. >> funny stuff. this is funny. you know, anytime you tweet out a picture, you got to figure everybody is going to love it. >> why not? >> last week an republican congressman tweeted out a picture. he was posing with trey gowdy in a house office building. they are holding a ceremonial rifle. he tweeted out this, t gowdy stopped by and we got a photo with my ar 15. >> he hashtaged it second amendment. some eye brows are raised. it was referred to the police department for further investigation. >> because washington, d.c., as you know, brian has some of the strictest gun rules in the world. and you can't have that kind of a gun in washington, d.c. >> however they didn't actually -- >> the thing is they're in the

clear because the congressmen and women are exempt from those rules as long as it's not loaded. there's no indication that gun is loaded. >> there's no bolt in it. in fact congressmen buck. >> it's in colorado. >> five states over. this is reminiscent when david gregly gregory got fired and he held up the 30 round mag. the cops thought about bringing charges and at the last minute decided we probably shouldn't do that. he was trying to be demonstrative. there are a lot of pc police that would love to have a scalp and make trey gowdy look back. >> why? >> because he's the guy investigating benghazi among other thing and he's a republican. >> you're going to talk to him, soon right? >> he'll be here in about two

hours. i'll pat him down and make sure he's not armed. >> i think one of the other reasons that particular picture drove a lot of people crazy, it was a flag. it had a flag. >> you might be right about that. >> a bunch of flags, very patriotic. >> everybody's feathers are ruffled there. they were within code. i can't wait till you ask him about it at the end of our show tonight. heather nauert there's a lot going on today. you have headlines. parents should listen up to this. especially if you have a daughter. a british college student is dead this morning and her snids insides were burned up from diet pills. doctors were not able to save this 21-year-old after she swallowed eight tabs. the drug burns calories by causing the body to heat up. the supplement has been around for decades but has been banned in the united states.

the pill has an explosive substance that belongs to the same chemical family as tnt. she bought the pills online for about $200. and move over judge judy, a tennessee judge is being praised across the country. for putting a gang banger in his place. listen to this. >> this is not your hood. you don't own that. the citizens of the united states own that. >> you don't own that hood, the citizens of the u.s. do. that was hamilton county judge confronting accused killer after he told the judge that he shot someone for quote, being in his hood. the judge hoping that lecture will inspire others to stand up to violence in their communities. don't miss that judge she'll be live on "fox and friends" at 7:45 this morning. can't wait to hear from her. we told you about the show full house is getting a reboot. but it may not be as full as fans expect.

>> have mercy. well the actress lori laughlin says she's not sure whether she'll join the cast. she and other cast members are in negotiationing for the series. we'll ask her about it this friday on "fox and friends." >> all right. becky has to make it. maybe we'll convince her. >> bob saget or the oleson twins hasn't either. brian kilmeade is in washington with special guests. >> 22 minutes before the top of the hour. last night service members and their families congressional leaders and members of the fox family came out for the 11th annual armed forces foundation congressional gala. i had the opportunity to emcee. it's a fantastic thing to do. we got some interesting numbers. there was 125 generals there

last night. 70 members of congress. and overall, about 600. joining us is two people that made that happen. two very important people. the president of the armed forces foundation patricia driscoll and actor frankie muniz is here. how did frankie become part of the foundation, patricia? >> i met him at barrett jackson a couple years ago. this year we started hanging out. he's bidding on cars and not winning. so we had some special people with us. bobby and kia gray. he fell in love with our story. everybody in that room was moved when we sold that future liner for $4.6 million at scotts dale. there wasn't a dry eye there. >> as a guy that burst on the scene from my dog skip to malcolm in the middle, you go down and you want to support the troops.

what did you see at that event that raised how much? >> $4.6 million. >> $4.6 million. >> just hearing the story really inspired me to get involved. i don't have like a personal die. i don't come from a military family. hearing about our veterans and what they're going through and what they do for is inspired me. i want to help out how i can. patricia is a great person. i want to be on board. >> bobby and kia gray told their story. he came back from the war and had trouble adjusting. she found him moments before he hung himself. >> he had hung himself and she cut him down. >> still alive. >> still alive thank god. he spent a couple weeks in the hospital recovering before he came too t. he didn't realize he had hung himself. i thank god we have him to tell his story. he's important to everybody. >> that's part of what the armed forces foundation does.

you had an unbelievable idea. tricare nobody complains about it. va everybody hates it t. you said let's extend tricare. >> for 18 months post deployment. they're getting good treatment. and the department of defense, why interrupt that care. while they're transigdstioningening into civilian life let us extend tricare for 18 months. we can reduce the suicide rate. most people commit suicide between 0 and three years when they get out. if we can made it smoother. when you go to the va those meds are not available always that you were taking in dod. it seems crazy. not all antidepressants are the same. when you go to the va we don't have wellbutrin, anymore you have to have something else. it takes a long time for the

service member to get that on the place. and then to mess that up and they're not seeing the same physician they were. they get an point a month and every month they go in and see another counselor. >> will you stay involved? >> absolutely. this is just the beginning. i'll be in d.c. a lot more often. >> that's great. if you can keep up with patricia who conducts this whole night. duds incredible work and still gets up and does our show in the mornings, that's fantastic. by the way, how do we -- if we want to support the foundation? >> you can either follow me on twitter or armedforcesfound

armedforcesfoundation.org. >> thanks for coming in and doing it once again. >> i know. fantastic. i appreciate. back to you in the studio we're have some more people from washington later. >> brian and patricia, and frankie muniz he's malcolm in the middle on tv. >> he's actually in the middle here. >> a bunch of patriots there for sure. all right. coming up here's something to think about before hitting the like button. police might actually be tracking you on social media. and classifying you as a criminal. is that fair? we're going to have a debate straight ahead. pot for pets? some companies now marketing medical marijuana to help dogs in pain. how safe is it? a vet is here with us with what all animal lovers need to know this morning. ♪ had tried to do it in the past. i hadn't been successful. quitting smoking this time was different because i got a prescription for chantix. along with support chantix (varenicline)

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15 minutes till the top of the hour. quick headlines for you. it's a class all about hillary clinton. students at rutgers university can take a class called a woman for president. the class examines the role of gender in politics and the possibility of a female president. the class has taken a field trip to the clinton global initiative. you now have access to everything you ever googled. the search engine rolled out a new future that allows users to see everything they've searched for and when they searched for. kind of scary there. it is. but switching gears, tech savvy police are getting hooked in the social media to fight crime. is it fair that police look at social media? joining us now for a fair and balanced debate a civil rights attorney from miami and fox news contributor and former homicide detective. thank you for joining us.

we tweet out things and facebook things. so do the bad guys. you say you have a problem if people post things? >> i don't have a problem with cops looking at it. if someone is dumb enough to post evidence of a crime they deserve what they get. when police officers are interpreting what is innocence behavior and saying someone's a criminal. that's where we have the problem. when we trample on people's rights. >> rod, if somebody -- dumb enough to post evidence op social media, you should go and get them. you think this is something that is very useful and cops have been using it quietly for a couple years now. >> absolutely. i used to use myspace all the time to track down criminals. not only track down criminals, but also to track terrorism as well and terrorists. it's something that's at our disposal. we use it all the time. it has proved to be very

helpful. >> one of the problems is the fact some of the bad guy and gals are big talkers and they post stuff that isn't true. >> you're exactly right. that's why, steve, we use social media whether it's instagram facebook, we use that as one tool in an artillery of tools. i don't think that one particular type of website would be enough to obviously get a conviction against somebody. definitely is something you want to use in your arsenal in terms of conducting the investigation. >> okay. in addition to what somebody might post online or respond or have a conversa of people online like things, you know down at the bottom after a dialogue, you can push the like button. if somebody pushes the like button of a known bad guy, bad person is there -- does a light go off in the cop's head if he likes the comments, that could be a bad guy, too? >> that is the sliply slope.

when a like button is pushed, we don't know who is pushing that button. because an account likes a photo. we don't know who is behind the account. sometimes you leave your computer or your phone logged in. sometimes multiple people use accounts. sometimes an account is a fake account in someone's name who that person is not actually the person running the account. the other thing is that just liking something we're in america. the freedom to like a picture to look at something, should not mark us as a criminal. if we allow those rights to be eroded for some americans, we're eroding the rights of all americans. >> you like to look at people who like bad stuff. >> absolutely. you can form associations, you can gather evidence. and it's fair game to be out there and gathering this type of information. with all due respect to the defense attorney here you know we use social media all the time. and we have been using it. the bad guys use it t why can't

the good guys use it? if they're going to like somebody's page we're going to look at that individual to see what is your association to this person. >> we like both you guys for getting up this morning and having a spirited debate. thank you very much. >> thank you. straight ahead on this wednesday telecast an american attorney general's teenager's plot uncovered. this is the latest case of americans trying to join terror. dr. keith ablow taking a look at what they're thinking about. you've heard about people smoking it, did you know there is now some pot treats for pets? how safe is that? we've got an expert to sort it out ♪ sugar pie honey bunch ♪ ♪ you know that i love you ♪ ♪ i can't help myself ♪

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pot for pets. it's a brand new trend. how safe is it for your dog or cat? >> joints is the chief medical officer at the animal center here in new york city. we have along with us, shadow and we have marley. >> good morning. >> what do you think? you know a lot of people get pot because they don't feel good. what about for pets? >> well, you know pets get it too sometimes when they get into the owner's stash. they shouldn't. there's no reason to give pets anything we don't know about. >> what are the dangers you know

about? >> toxicityerse they can get sick. there's been deaths. they can go into comas and seizures with large amounts. that's usually when they get into the owner's supply. >> a lot of pet owners would say if i knew my dog or cat were hurting i would want to do anything i can to make them feel better. is there a better alternative? >> absolutely. you have approved medications for specifically for dogs and cats for pain. dogs are not people and cats are not people. what works in people doesn't necessarily work in dogs and cats. >> shadow knows she's got a dog treat over there. >> what kind of treat? >> shadow always knows. >> shadow knows, indeed. the problem is, you know, maybe someday they'll figure out that pot does help pets. you know what? there she goes. give her the treat. there we go.

>> we got marley here. >> so someday, it may be proven the treats do help dogs. right now the worry is as well, maybe somebody can't get pot at the dispensary a person for themselves and they go to the vet and they go you know what? my dog is suffering, how about some pot biscuits. >> absolutely. that's always a concern. we prescribe narcotics for dogs all the time. we have to make sure things look right. the first thing for dogs is do no harm. we don't know this stuff isn't dangerous. once we get past that we can get to studies does it help or not. >> you're looking to protect the pets. >> absolutely. >> thank you. let's go try to find shadow now. a dream cruise turning into a nightmare thousands of passengers stuck at sea with 30 feet ones. one of those passengers sharing her story at the top of the hour. teens trying to look like

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good morning. today is wednesday april 22nd i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. nightmare on the high seas. this morning those cruise passengers are back on dry land. one of them joining us live. 30 foot waves. i'm not going on that cruise. the families of fallen soldiers furious with the pentagon for dismissing our latest loss against isis. >> my son's blood is on that soil. to say it's not symbolic, that is just unconscionable to me. >> this morning the general at the center of that controversial

makes a personal appeal to that gold star mom. we'll give you the details. meanwhile, it looks like judge judy's got some competition down south. >> it's not your hood. it's the citizens of the united states. they pay taxes. you don't own it. >> good for her. the judge who is giving local gang bangers a tough lesson in the law will join us live. live from new york city and washington, it's "fox and friends." live from the curvy couch and the capital city of the united states of america, it's "fox and friends." brian for the tenth year in a row you hosted a special event last night. >> the armed forces foundation dinner. if you want to do something for the armed forces whether you're

in the reserves, special forces coast guard, it's a chance for everybody to get together under one roof at the reagan building and just have a great time. and 70 members of congress, 600 people overall. it was a great opportunity. a lot of fox people came out. including our own "fox and friends weekend" host anna kooiman with her fiance. >> great job. >> we have a lot of great guests coming up. trey gowdy will be, senator. >> peter doocy's sister sally was on. we were doing cooking with friends. sally and i made a famous avocado toasts. yesterday was the hasselbeck day. >> tim and i made gluten free sliders. it's trending now, too.

today huh rauldo rivera is here with his wife and daughter. >> beans for breakfast. >> i can't wait. >> brian will be friday with his girls. >> we're giving kirsten fluids okay. we hope she's okay. >> hope she's feeling better. >> stand by we have a fox news alert right now. >> we sure do. a nightmare vacation finally coming to an end after thousands of a carnival cruise ship was forced to ride out a massive storm at sea. >> the water is really rough. i'm not sure if you can see how rough it is. >> man, that was video by rachel brown, who joins us now on the phone. she was on the ship during the big storm. rachel, you're on dry land right

now, right? >> i wouldn't say dry. because it's still pretty wet in sidney. as we like to say, it's the terra firma. at least it's not moving. >> describe for us what it was actually like to be right in the middle of this storm. >> it was horrific. i mean, if you've ever looked in your washing machine when it's on the spin cycle and things are spinning around like that. i felt like a sock in the washing machines on the spin cycle. we were up, down, side to side. to and fro. we were being thrown around our cabins like rag dolls. things were sliding and smashing. people were hanging on to the stair wells, banisters hoping they wouldn't fall over. it was a rocky ride. i believe. >> to say the least. you know you and i have something in common. i was on a ship a giant ocean liner as well that had 30

40 foot seas as well. >> wow. >> i remember the same thing happened to us our family but it was in the middle of the night. so we couldn't really see anything other than ship was going everywhere. i kept thinking to myself i wonder if you did, do you keep saying to yourself this thing can't turn over can it? >> i did think that because the storm did hit towards evening time. the light was fading as it got bad. i did think to myself. i had visions of the poseidon adventure. i thought the ship cannot turn over. when it listed, it really listed at quite a sharp angle. you really did feel like the ship would turn over. fortunately it would always right itself and the crew were very good. they said to us the ship will not turn over. and luckily that didn't happen.

but i mean, it was frightening. so many ships were turned away from sidney. we were all outside. and satellite communications were not good. i kept thinking if there are 30 ships out here circling around with no vision, some without satellite communications, apparently, what are the chances of a collision? that was my real worry, that we would crash into a container boat or whatever. because it was so many ships circling. it's a busy harbor. thankfully that did not happen. >> the weather broke and after a delay you were able to go into port. you're in australia sharing your shoir story. thank you very much, rachel. >> we're gladokay. and 800 kids aboard that ship as well. how scary for them. >> yes, i know that. was another worry as well. there were children, you know in strollers, there were, you know older people in wheel

chairs, we were so worried, you know it got to the point where we had to abandon ship. getting all those you know vulnerable people off the ship. >> it had to be a number one priority. >> it would so awful and frightening for them. >> rachel brown we thank you. we're glad you're okay. we're glad you were able to give us insight. seven minutes after the top of the hour. fox news alert with heather. another alert. this is a scary situation overseas. overnight authorities in france stop what they say was an imminent terror attack on one or more churches around paris. france's interior ministry announcing the arrest of a 24-year-old algerian man after he allegedly shot himself by accident and then called for an ambulance. police showing up finding guns and notes about potential targets in his car. this is the latest terror attack since france heighted its terror

alert. the revelation of wild sex parties fuelled by drug cartels leading to the regsignationresignation. her agents participated in sex parties with prostitutes. leaders call her resignation appropriate. we'll have more on the problems at the dea with the committee chairman jason shave its in the next hour. a new memo to discredit the clinton cash book we've told you about. that memo obtained by fox news showing the campaign trying to hurt the author. calling him a conservative who trysts facts. it encouraged campaign workers to ignore the controversy and focus on the future and brag

about the foundation's good deeds. the book claims she gave political favors in exchange for foreign government's donations. those are your heads. thank you very much. meanwhile, we're going to do a little roundup. there are a bunch of stories making news from hollywood. and brian, we're going to start with ben ben affleck is in the news because he was one of the people featured in a pbs documentary called finding your roots. they realized at one point ben ben affleck apparently some of his ancestors actually owned slaves. and so because of some of those hacked e-mails during the sony hacking scandingal it was revealed somebody, resumably an agent or somebody like that wrote in this star didn't want that revealed. yesterday ben ben affleck who had taken the heat for trying to

sensor pbs said i was embarrassed i regret my initial thoughts that the issue of slavery not being included. thedry of interest in this story as we are still grappling with slavery. he got caught trying to sensor pbs. >> have you heard about the kylie jenner challenge? it's taking off on social media. she's 17. kylie jenner you see her for her naturally plump lips, she has not had surgery according to her. teens are taking to twitter and doing a challenge where they stick their lips in any bottle or glass and remove air. it's landing them in the hospital for lip injuries. so much so this is causing danger to teens that kylie jenner tweeted this i want to encourage girls be yourself and not be afraid to experiment with

your look. i guess that -- >> what does that mean? >> initially people thought she was trying to call kids off of taking the kylie jenner challenge, but that sounds almost -- >> that's right. parents, if one of your daughters asked do we have a shot glass, talk to them. >> right. >> right. or even a -- it looks like some of them were doing coke glasses. >> or gator aid bottles. >> we should do a segment on bruising as a nation. let me bring you to that story. the time 100 skipped all three of us. we did not make the list. i'm lost, i'm out of it. i apologize for including you in my big loss. the big night was last night. they had a chance to walk the red carpet. amy schumer, successful tv star decided to do a prank. she collapsed in front of kanye west and kim kardashian.

and kanye west showing the compassion of a rock. walked right past her and didn't help her up. how unbelievable is that? >> what if she wasn't kidding? >> put it this way even if if she was kidding, wouldn't your first instinct be to help them? >> the problem was, he might have been a little hacked off that she stole his red carpet walk. who is this lady trying to -- >> don't get in our shot. that was their moment. >> if he was worried about holding the spotlight by himself he probably wouldn't have married kim kardashian. she tends to get a lot of limelight. >> all the kardashians get lime light. we just featured three stories that were kardashians. >> you're right about that. not even an instinctal hand up. >> you would have been down

there picking her up, taking her pulse. >> that's some of the stuff americans are talking about this morning. plus this, a teenager sentenced to jail time for trying to join isis. we're talking about an american attorney teenager. dr. keith ablow joins us next. >> for the past week critics have come out of the woodwork calling him a fraud. this morning dr. oz responds. ♪ well hello trouble ♪ ♪ tell me what in the world you doing alone ♪ and one that's sweet. for the adult and kid in all of us. (supergrass' "alright") plays throughout ♪ kellogg's frosted mini wheats® feed your inner kidult. hey buddy, you're squashing me! liquid wart remover? could take weeks to

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new this morning, a 16-year-old boy from new york city going to jail for trying to join isis. he is not alone. earlier this week a group of minnesota men facing similar charges. the prosecution saying they were not coerced they were determined to kill. >> they were not confused young men. they were not easily influenced. these are focused men, who were intent on joining a terrorist organization. by any means possible.

>> what in the world is causing this wave of united states recruitment? how does ordinary citizens become radicalized. we'll ask dr. keith ablow that question. 180 americans have attempted to join isis in syria. walk us into the mindset of someone who is willing to leave what they have here to go join isis? >> elizabeth, that's exactly the way to get the to the why of this. they're willing to leave what they have here. why? it's not enough. not to them. we talk about these in betweeners. in between job, in between teenager years and adult years without a sense of self. they're looking for something to fill them up. and you know what? it's a pure drug. radical islam. it makes you feel as though you have a mission in the world and that can be the answer to all those nagging terrible questions about i don't know what i'm doing or why or who i am. those are the vulnerable youth

we're talking about. >> when you hear that quote, these are not someone who are not easily influenced, they're focused young men, are you saying the people who are joining have the potential to focus on something they just can't find it here? we have more distractions here. find a video game not isis. >> it's a drug. think about meth. the folks who use that are focused. they buy it some of them make it. it isn't easy, it's dangerous. it fills them up. it answers really tough nagging questions they have about whether life is worth living. listen, when we debranded america -- don't forget this president took away the american brand. when we took away the notion of what it meant to be american. for some number of people we took away a part of them a sense of patriotism and they are going to find it else where. our brand is being diluted. systematically and methodically

by this president. >> can we get anyone back who has -- >> absolutely. what did ronald reagan do? he rebranded america as itself. it was genius. right? we know who we are, we need to remind ourselves. and we need to have an answer as to what is it that we're going to offer people as to their national identity so they can grasp that and not feel like they need to go else where. that's part of the equation. the other is you can't case find these people because they are lost. >> dr. ablow, thanks that's insight into really culpability. thank you. >> absolutely, take care. coming up, what's wrong with this photo, two congressmen under fire for holding a non-functional ceremonial rifle. why the paper weight could have them in hot water. are you an introvert or extrovert. you have more social privilege.

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quick headlines right now. one of america's best eknown doctors is ready to fight his critics. >> i vow to you right here right now. we will not be silenced. we will not give in. >> dr. oz is preparing to address the ten columbia university doctors calling on the school to fire dr. oz. they claim he promoted quack treatments on his show. he stands by his medical advice and will address the accusations on his show tomorrow. >> lindsay lohan lost in

translation. she posted a m instagram trying to tell your followers you are beautiful in arabic. but what she said was you're a donkey or a word for dunkonkey. are you an introvert or an extrovert? a writer for a magazine says america is biassed towards extroverts and introverts are getting the shaft. you hear this. that introverts gets the shaft you say. >> ridiculous. because no one gets the shaft except by choice. this plays into victim mentality. this is a guy who isn't happy with his own life. he's gone out and come up with labels for himself so he'll feel

about his situation in life. it victimized everybody who reads this. they can set back and say no wonder i'm not doing so well and lonely and fat. >> you're talking about james st. james who is an every day feminism contributor who wrote this thing and said essentially that extroverts -- he enumerated six things that they get because they are big and noisy, while the shy people just don't flourish. >> think about some of the things that he said about wondering around a grocery store for hours. until you leave with nothing because you didn't have the guts to say could you help me find this. okay. that's not about being introverted. that's about being stupid. you didn't walk up to somebody after three hours in a grocery store and say i can't find the bread really? >> you as a man and i have something in common. if we are looking for something while driving for a car the

last thing we'll do is pull over and ask for directions. >> it's a little different. he said that's why we have more friends. we're more extroverted. what he's done has confused the whole concept of being extroverted and introverted. carl jung came up with these terms. how you judge the world, it's not about being shy. >> it's not. the power of introverts, the book. where you get your energy back. if you need to go into a quiet room for a little while to feel more nennergetic. our places are designed for extroverts. introverts are second class citizens. she goes around corporations to show them how to get the most out of introverts. what do you think about that?

>> we're fostering feels that don't need to be there. man is born with two fears. the fear of loud noises and fear of falling. want we are teaching people to be afraid. why are we teaching people to be afraid of one another? why are we fostering that and why do we let people get by with it come back label and give a label in order to support them. >> one of the reasons people love you you're a straight talker. thank you for being here. this coming up we're not inforverts, are we by the way? >> maybe a little. we're on tv. warships to yimenemen a show or force? the white house cannot get their communications right. forget the man cave it's all about the she shed. >> the she shed? >> i like the she shed. >> i'd like a she shed. >> she sheds by the sea shore. ♪

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a lot of tickers today ships going there to intercept iranian ships. that is untrue. >> what we said to them is if their weapons deliver to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation that's a problem. we're not sending them obscure messages we send them direct messages about it. >> the united states sends warships to yemen, the administration is giving out mixed messages about the purpose of this mission. are we there to keep iran from giving arms to houthi rebels or not? joining us now is white house communications director jen psaki. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. we would like to straighten out the signal here in terms of why

our ships are there and do they have orders that if in fact, they're concerned about these weapons in transfer can they take action? >> let's not get ahead of where we are at this moment in time. we have ships in the region for a purpose. there's a troubling history we've seen in terms of iranian support for the houthis in yemen. that's something we're closely monitoring with the international community. i don't have a new assessment for you today. obviously that's something we work behind the scenes. we don't frequently talk about publicly. >> we're confused because over the last couple of days people in the pentagon senior defense military officials have said the warships were sent there to prepare the intercept the iranian ships. then you have marie harf over at the state department saying they are not there to intercept the iranian ships. which one is it? >> well, listen, we always have contingency plans, that's what the united states does. we have the best military in the world. but we also don't get ahead of

predicting or laying out what we may or may not do. if we were monitoring this closely, we have a range of abilities. we're not going to predict what will happen. our hope this will de-escalate. >> are there restrictions on our ships or are they able to do what they need to do. >> this is a case where not just the united states but the international communities have made clear that is unacceptable. i'm not going to lay out what actions may or may not be taken. that would be irresponsible from here. >> all the options are on the table? >> i think you'll have to just wait and see. our focus here is on moving towards the diplomatic discussion -- >> all the options are out there, they're open? >> again, i'll let my dod colleagues speak to that. i understand what the interest is. we're watching this closely y can assure you. the people say the dod people there say they're there to

intercept the ships. meanwhile, i don't think we're going to agree on the terminology there. we did want to ask you about this, the administration has granted essentially executive amnesty to a known gang member who is now charged with four murders. it was -- he got -- deferred status under daka. we have been told so many times people who are getting special amnesty have been vetted and you're not getting it to the bad guys. this is one of the bad guys and he got it. >> let me tell you what daka is about. it's not about not only giving a path to individuals who are in the united states, it's morally right, that's why the president supported it. it's a step we believe is important for the economy. it puts more people paying taxes and more people in the job market. i can't go into details on every specific case. this is something that there are a number of steps in place that

we take to look at who benefits from it. ads you know, there's a court case going on right now. number of the components on this are on hold. >> people are concerned in addition to the economic impact they're concerned about safety. they want to know who are getting the stat aren't killers. you gave the status to an accused killer. we want to know somebody is looking into their broubd background backgrounds. he should not have been approved. we're afraid somebody is asleep at the switch, jen. >> i can assure you that's absolutely not the case. obviously, we look into the backgrounds of individuals. i don't have more details on this particular case. but overall, the overarching purpose of daka was to put more people on pay rolls and paying taxes to bring people out of the shadows. that's the benefit of the large program. as you know, many components are

currently on hold. >> i want to shift gears. yesterday hillary clinton really shifting blame here to your administration saying that the small businesses and the economy have stalled out. listen to this and i'd love your reaction. >> i want to be sure that we get small businesses starting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. >> how does the administration respond to that? there's only one administration that could be responsible for that at this point. >> well i don't know the statistics that secretary clinton was looking at. that's a good question. i can tell you that small business growth has been a huge priority for this president. there's additional steps kwhwhich is something she referred to we would enjoy taking. the president will be talking about his support for the transpacific agreement. 90% of small businesses are exporters. that will be a huge benefit. he has supported small business

tax credits. a number of these have been stalled in congress. the economy is better than it was six years ago. there's more we need to do. that's something we agree with secretary clinton on. >> one of the things you want to do is get a trade deal. and the pacific trade pact the president is for, a number of republicans are for it. a number of democrats came out yesterday and said this is bad for american workers. >> well, we simply disagree with that. the fact is there has been a bad taste in the mouth for some democrats for some workers about trade deals in the past. because they lacked enforcement mechanisms labor and environmental protections. those are all steps that are in this agreement. and something that has been negotiated by this administration. and we believe you can't sit on the sidelines while technology is growing, while countries like china are starting to make rules of the road. this is the case a president will be making aggressively over the coming weeks. >> excellent. i notice you're wearing green

today. i think it has to do with the fact that today is earth day. and your boss is down in the everglades today talking about what? >> he's going to be down in the everglades talking about climate change. people think earth day is planting a tree. climate change is about the impact on the health of american citizens and a huge impact on economies. you look at florida, it's an $81 billion tourism industry, a great deal of that relates to places like the everglades. if we don't do -- take steps to address the environmental challenges that are being faced in the florida keys and everglades, we could see a huge impact on the tourism economy. he'll be talking about that on his trip later this afternoon. >> he's going to be talking about that. we'll be listening. jen psaki communications director of the white house. thank you. >> thank you. >> have a great day. we got some answers. >> happy earth day. >> indeed, there you go.

i should have worn green. >> happyurt day earth day heather. hope you're off to a good day. this coming out of washington, d.c. the head of the va has a new idea to fix a billion dollars construction problem. he says pay for it by raiding veteran treatment funds. a va hospital construction project in colorado, is more than a billion dollars overbudget. now the va secretary wants to pay for it with a fund designed to help veterans pay for outside doctors while the va deals with that huge delay in treatment. republican lawmakers slammed this idea. suggesting instead mass firings of those responsible, or ending bonuses for va workers instead. what do you think of that story? i bet we get a lot of mail on that one. two of our nation's leaders are under fire this morning for holding this firearm. the d.c. attorney general and d.c. police are now

investigating after congressman buck and congressmen trey gowdy were photographed holding this. they have permission from the police to keep the inoperable gun in his office. we'll talk to trey gowdy about this. move over man caves, let's make room for she sheds. more women are creating their own personal retreat in their back yards to get away from the stress of every day life. they're making she sheds on their own. look at that. they're decking them out with rug r rugs, cushions chandeliers. these are beautiful. nice job. some have yoga mats -- elizabeth let's make one on the plaza. it's a quiet place to drink wine in peace and get away from kids. i love that idea. >> i think we should have the top she shed makers here and have a competition.

a she shed smack down on the plaza. i would love to see that. >> we should get -- invite the world's greatest she shed creator and the world greatest man cave creator out on the plaza to have a cave off. very good. >> i like this. >> this is where tv shows come from. >> we just had a brain storming meeting with all of you at home. >> you're going to see that actually happen here within the next week. we have to go to home depot and buy nails. >> my money is on the girls. >> it would be. move over judge judy, there's a new tough talker in town. >> sir, east lake courts is not your hood. it's the citizens of the united states who own that. because they work and they pay taxes. you don't own that. >> that judge giving gang bangers a lesson in the law. she joins us live. she's got lots to say.

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the new s6 hits the stores and i'm like... whoa. open the box and... (sniffing) new phone smell. jump on a video chat with my friend. he's a real fan boy, so i can't wait to show this off. picture is perfect. i got mine at verizon. i... didn't. it's buffering right out of the box he was impressed. i couldn't be happier. couldn't see him but i could hear him making fun of me. vo: you waited this long for the s6 so why settle for anything less than verizon. well they call her the southern judge judy. for talking like this. >> sir, east lake courts is not your hood. it's the citizens of the united states who own that. because they work and they pay taxes. you don't own that.

people like you have made it a violent unsafe place to live. i don't think you want to say a word to me, mr. smith. >> you heard her tennessee court judge with some strong words for gang member as he appeared on court on attempted murder charges. m the video going viral with 500,000 views online. joining us live from nashville, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you sent a strong message judge why? >> why did i send a strong message? i believe that it's important that gang members in our community know that their behavior is unacceptable and will no longer be tolerated. >> when this particular guy said that a neighborhood the east lake courts was his hood, his neighborhood. you took offense because you have a personal connection to that neighborhood don't you? >> that's correct. both of my grandparents lived there when i was a young child. one of my grandparents lived

there until i was about ten years old. i did spend a lot of time in that area of town. >> you spent a lot of time talking to the people in the community there. one of the things you say is a man is not a plan, what do you mean by that? >> i want women and really anyone who understand that they can't rely on others to support them always. i believe that particularly women should get an education. so that they can support themselves and they don't have to stay in domestic violence situations because they are not -- unable to support themselves. >> how do you feel about the fact some have dubbed you the south's judge judy. >> well, that's sort of calmical, i guess. as you hear me now, i do have a very southern accent. when i'm in court, a lot of times it goes away. so i guess that was surprising to me that he thought -- that it was thought i had a southern

accent. because when i'm in the courtroom, my accent isn't quite as pronounced as it is when i'm off the bench. >> it sounds great. >> it sure does. you're tough as nails. i have a feeling you struck fear in the heart of a few criminals there. over 500,000 like and searches for your words there, judge. we thank you for your time today. >> thank you. thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> we'll keep things in order over here. meanwhile, he is one of his own party's toughest critics. senator joe manchin already endorsing somebody for president. he's here to tell us why with brian live from our nation's capital.

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despite the growing scandal over the clinton's foundation. senator manchin has made it clear, as a democrat he's endorsing clinton. good to see you. what sold you on hillary while so many others are holding their fire, including a mayor of new york city who she was a mentor to? >> bottom line is you have to feel comfortable with somebody and you have to know her. i do know her. i've work would her. i find her to be warm, compassionate. she's tough. she can get the job done. the bottom line is we need somebody who has experience. she's seen every level of government. the white house and the operations of that office and the trapings of the office. inside and out. ows world leaders. she could hit the ground running the first day. she does not have to learn the job. >> one thing why you got elected as governor and senator you have a fair and balanced way looking at things. when you look at what she accomplished as secretary of state.

her resume look great but do her accomplishments look great? >> it's a wonderful anything got done. >> i'm talking about secretary of state. what happened with russia and the middle east. >> she opens relations we didn't have before. look at the tops we've had with iran. 5 35 years -- >> that's a good thing? >> you have to start negotiating. >> are you happy with the framework you've gotten so far? >> i have to see the final day the bottom line is what do you do? what's the alternative? in 2003 we took a hard line stance against the bush administration at that time i think everybody would agree they will tolerate no center fuges they had 164. we quit taking they had 119,000. >> it's hard and she's having trouble talking about the success she's had. does it bother you at all the private server or the foundation most of their fundings come from

china and rust and uae and saudi arabia. do you want to find out the details on those ties first? >> what people should be looking at is how was the resources spent. did it do good around the world? did he help people around the world? >> you want to find out the foundation -- >> if she's being crit kzed about what her husband's foundation did. let's look at the good it did. >> if you found out there was a linkage between what she was doing as secretary of state -- >> that was change it. there would be game changers based on facts. if we pick candidates based on rumors, we won't find a candidate. >> you may a huge decision, you're going to for another six years as senator. how much party pressure had to do with that. there probably couldn't be another democrat who could get elected in west virginia. >> a lot of people wanted me to come back. it was a tough decision.

toughest decision since robert bird died. when i left as governor to become a senator, we accomplished a lot of things and wurb working together. as senator i think there's so much more to accomplish. i didn't feel like walking away was the thing to do. i see a light at the end of the tunnel. things are starting to work. >> did you ever think about becoming a republican? >> no. you know, my republican -- i'm in the middle. dead in the middle. i'm a democrat, that's a centrist. i have republican friends that are sentestcentrists. i feel comfort working with democrats and republicans. i don't go to the right or left too far. >> that has the people of west virginia pleased. we'll glad to see you. we have another hour coming up from d.c. and new york. what's wrong with his picture. a congressman is under fire. we'll talk to trey gowdy.

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good morning to you. it is wednesday, april 22nd. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. he's an illegal immigrant and known gang member that was released by the obama administration only to commit murder. why the heck was he let out? daka is about not only giving a path to individuals who are in the united states, it's morally right. >> details on that deadly mistake ahead. meanwhile you heard it here, the families of fallen soldiers furious with the pentagon for dismissing our latest loss against isis. >> my son's blood is on that soil. and to say it's not symbolic it's just unconscionable to me

that happened. >> this morning, the general at the center of that controversy makes a personal appeal and an apology to that gold star mom. what's wrong with this photo? somebody's missing. we're going to talk -- this photo right here. two congressmen under fire and investigation for holding non-functioning rifle. wednesdays are better with friends, although we're a little lonely on the couch. live from new york city. it's "fox and friends." >> wheres brian? >> glad you asked. brian today is not in his regular place. and so we're going to bring him over on a special screen.

there we go. brian kilmeade live from our nation's capital. what are you doing in washington? >> what's going on buddy? >> funny. i feel like captain nelson in i dream of jeanie's bottle. it's so funny. we used to do this all the time because we didn't have the technology. what i'm doing is the armed forces foundation dinner. can you lower my neck a little bit? i'm a little high. >> you're so picky. >> it's a great thing for all branches of service. you have 70 generals, 600 people overall. helping out the armed forces. they raised millions of dlzollars 2.5 americans have fought in afghanistan and iraq. many are out now, how do i deal with ptsd. >> even though you're on the little tv it feels like you're actually here. >> it does. it actually does. >> coming up one of our other

family members from "fox and friends," geraldo reversivera will be cooking. >> with his wife and daughter. >> my daughter sally came in, we made avocado toasts. we had specialized aprons made so your husband could quarterback that event. geraldo will be here. for breakfast we'll have beans. >> you're going to cook later on this week, correct? >> can i make an observation, you tell me if you back me up. i had a chance to talk to tim. i told him to say elizabeth show him an opening. i think you'll see a man who is neat and put everything together. there won't be pupreeka. >> her husband spilled the beans. he said you're a slob in the kitchen. she's like an artist but she make as big mess.

>> i make a huge mess. he wants me to make something simple. >> she wants to be a starter. >> he has potential. >> geraldo is today and then brian on friday. right now we're turning to another family member with big news alert. >> i'm going to be cooking next week with my mom. >> looking forward to that. fox news alert to bring you, overnight, french authorities say they have stopped what was an imminent terror attack on one or more churches around paris. france's interior minister announcing the arrest of a 24-year-old man after he shot himself by accident and called an ambulance. they found guns and notes about potential targets in that car. france heightened its terror alert after the "charlie hebdo" attacks. a carnival nightmare comes to an end. thousands of passengers are back

on dry land after dealing with this for over 24 hours off australia. look. 30 to 40 foot waves we are told. it was a carnival cruise ship. it's now docked in sidney harbor. after a monster storm strands it in the rough waters. 4,000 people were on board that ship. including 800 children. all of them taking cover as those high, high waves slammed that vessel. earlier today, we spoke with one of those passengers. lysin listen to this. >> if you've looked in your washing machine on the spin cycle and things are spinning around like that. that what was the ship was like. >> that ship was returning from a 12 day tour. back here at home a few hours from now a judge could grant more freedom to the man who try today assassinate president ronald reagan. john hinkley jr. gets to live 17

days each month at his mom's house in a gated community on a golf course in virginia. today's hearings will decide whether he can live there permanently instead of part time at a mental hospital. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. ben ben affleck breaking silence. leaked e-mails from the sony hack showed he lobbied the makers of a pbs documentary series called finding your roots to remove the controversyal segment. i didn't want any tv show about my family to include a guy who owned slaves. the pbs claimed the savely statement was cut because they found more interesting ancestors ancestors. those are your headlines. ben ben affleck sensor. thank you very much.

let's talk a little bit about this. we know that the aircraft carrier teddy roosevelt is just south of yemen right now. we are there to -- according to pentagon spokes people who have said this week the ships are there preparing to intercept iranian ships suspected of carrying weapons from the iranians to the yemenis who really are the houthi rebels. we're there to keep them from getting the weapons into that country of yemen you see right there. that has been clear. until yesterday when marie harf made it very clear. that's not right. then her boss was on tv and completely messed things off. >> i saw a lot of cable tickers ships going there to intercept ships that is untrue. >> what we said to them is if their weapons delivered to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation,

that's a problem. and we're not sending them obscure obscure messages. >> everyone in the world is scratching their head as to what exactly is going on with the ships and what potential do they have to make moves. we thought why don't we go ahead and ask the communications director jen psaki and get clarity. this was our attempt. >> we always have contingency plans. that's what the united states does. we have the best military in the world. we also don't get ahead of predicting or laying out what we may or may not do. >> if -- >> we're monitoring this closely. we have a range of abilities. we're not going to predict what will happen. our hope this can de-escalate. >> are there restrictions on our ships there or are they able to do what they need to do? >> this is a case where not just the united states but the

internationals have made clear. i'm not going to lay out what actions will or will thought be taken. that would be irresponsible. >> i don know what was more irritating, the answers which we didn't get any or the leaf blower in the background. >> i think it's a dead heat. can i give you an answer on the after the show show? i will say this, we appreciate her coming on. seriously. we want that perspective and want her to come back w. her answer flies in the face of logic logic. we have eight ships there the uss roosevelt is nine. they're armed with wart hogs. the theory is we're showing muscle. we're saying to iran if you arm that government we are going to stop you and take your stuff like we did with panama. instead we find out, we're just cruising around. we want to be around there just in case something happens. >> we're there to keep the navigational lines clear. >> well, clear for what? clear so they can -- can they come with their iranian ships and refuel and resupply the

illegal houthi government which is shia related and taking all our stuff and taking over that country and ousting a government familiar and friendly with us. that stunned retired lieutenant general flynn when i talked to him yesterday. >> we have to have every capability that the military component can bring. we have to do some very smart diplomatic things as well. >> we're not doing either one of those. >> i don't see that right now. i really don't. i mean, a lot of confusion. i mean if we're putting an aircraft carrier, you know in the gulf of yemen to block against iranian warships that are coming into that area, and yet we're still sitting at a table cutting a deal on nuclear weapons, there's something wrong with that picture. >> it seems to be at this stage the president is so invested in getting a nuke deal signed with the country of iran they're going to let -- this is another red line they may go over.

but what's curious, is when we had jen psaki on and she would not answer the questions we said so all the options are on the table. she wouldn't even answer whether or not all the options were on the table. >> that's an incredible non-answer. that's the most astounding not answer in the history of our show. i will not even tell you that all options are on the table. that's the easiest out in television. >> that's being sent to the american people is the confusion. you wonder what the message is being sent to those in table at negotiation. you full interview we will catch that? >> tomorrow, full interview. meanwhile, 8:11 here in new york city. remember the mailman who landed his flying bicycle on the white house's front lawn? the man who is going to grill the agency over that debacle. senator chaffetz will join us next.

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other things a she could have allowed the inspector general to go in and look deeper. they with held that. they pushed that. >> that could have been her henchman. >> it could have helped. they could have revoked security clearances. you can't have a job at the dea if you don't have that if you're having sex parties -- you can't revoke their security clearance? nobody bought that. >> this is the first time you've been exposed to this at this level since you've became chairman. you didn't have idea how deep this went? >> thanks to those who spent a lot of time going deep in that. we worked with elijah comummings. we had no confidence in the attorney general did the right thing to push her out the door.

>> one of the craziest things i saw was the flying bike that penetrates into washington airspace ask was able to land in a dangerous location with a bunch of letters. some postman thought it was a good idea. it exposed something. was this an anomaly or something that has not been thought about? >> in the oversight committee we have no bounds to our jurisdiction. 5:30 we will get a briefing from the capitol hill police and the secret service, norad the pentagon, there is 32 different agencies that have some degree of responsibility in washington, d.c. we got to make sure we learned the lessons of 9/11. >> should he have been shot down? >> i think if you don't take somebody down and down hard, ges what the nuts and the terrorists decide they're keep probing and pushing until you take somebody down. >> you know the irs would be front and center we're waiting

to get the tapes which have the e-mails which was supposedly lost forever and has lois lerninglern taking the fifth. >> in the next few weeks we will have them. were we lied to? did they mislead congress. now that we have those we have to understand the disposition of those e-mails. we have to get to the content. that's step two. we work on this every day, the inspector general is pounding on it every day. it doesn't make the news every day. it's something believe me we work on every day. >> so far, are you any closer to getting lois lerner to testify. >> snow.no. we have to build a case. now that we have the e-mails, we heard everything. then the inspector general in 15 days' time went and got them. we'll get a chance with the ways

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the obama administration finally admitting a deadly mistake on its immigration policy. >> an accused killer allowed to stay in the country due to a glitch in the system. peter doocy is live at the white house with this story. new this morning is the administration's response. good morning to you. >> elizabeth, good morning. the obama administration is playing defense this morning now

that citizenship and immigration officials are admitting that a gang member should not have had his application for amnesty to stay in the country approved through daka. the same program that allows so-called dreamers to stay here. the hernandez application was okayed and this man went on to allegedly kill four people including an america's next top model contestant. white house communications director jen psaki says the program can still work. >> obviously we look into the backgrounds of individuals. i don't have more details on this particular case. but overall, the overarching purpose of daka was to put more people on pay rolls and more people paying taxes. to bring people out of the shadows. >> but the problems raised by lawmakers up the street on capitol hill go deeper. senator grassly says the flawed

implementation of the president's deferred action program has create adloop hole that allows dangerous criminals who came here illegally to stay in the country. more than 600,000 people have been granted amnesty through this program, including hernhorn who allegedly went from dreamer to murderer. thank you in new york. >> peter doocy on the north lawn of the white house. for jen psaki to say one of the aims of the daka program was to put more people on pay rolls that's well and good. let's make sure if we give people executive status, they're not the bad guys who wewere were told we would deport. >> otherwise it's a huge swing and a miss heather nauert has more of what's going on. home grown terror once again. a 16-year-old boy from south carolina prosecutors say plotted to join isis and kill american

troops. he will now spend five years in a juvenile prison for a gun charge because south carolina does not have a terrorism law on its books. he could be released sooner than this for good behavior we are told. prosecutors say he planned to rob a gun store in north carolina and attack a military base and eventually fly to syria to join isis. he said that losing the iraqi town of ramadi to isis was not symbolic. but now joint chief of certify chairman martin dempsey is apologying apologying. her son gave his life fighting for freedom in that city. she received an apology letter from dempsey. i do apologize if i added to your grief. was that enough? listen. >> i am pleased that an apology did come. i do think it's a little soft apology. if it would have been me it

would have been, much stronger. >> debbie's son mark was the first navy s.e.a.l. who was killed in the battle for ramadi. the search engine allows users to see everything they searched for on google. the exact day they searched for it. google says you only have to access your search history. if you don't want it to haunt you forever they say you can delete it. a lot of people will be talking about that. i'll see you back here in a little bit. >> for a look outside, maria molina, good morning to you. >> good morning. i want to share with you your current temperatures across the country. in some areas it is quite cold this morning. take a look at rapid city, 26 degrees and only 32 over in minneapolis. and across parts of the great lakes. we have areas of snow, so that's what we're tracking. another concern, is going to be the risk for some severe weather.

that's going to be specifically across parts of the central plains. keep that in mind. we have the risk for tornados, damaging winds and large hail. let's head back inside. >> all right. maria molina with the fox cast. thank you very much. >> welcome. how much fun is this? yesterday -- >> cooking with friends. >> you saw tim come in, my husband -- geraldo, thanks. you got a good guy here. we cooked gluten free sliders. yesterday steve and sally made avocado toast. >> geraldo rivera who was aest adjusting her aperon apron his wife and daughter -- i remember when you were born. what are you making? >> the standard specialty rice and beans. >> is this your mom's recipe. >> there are so many incarnations of the recipe

within the family, that i thought we'd bring you one of the more simple ones. now, erica is really an expert. >> i'm really good at ordering takeout. 1800 rice and beans. >> you all love rice and beans so much, is it true your thanksgiving turkey is stuff would rice and beans? >> every thanksgiving we stuff the turkey with rice and beans. >> how many meals do you think i like rice and beans? >> breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> is that a problem? rice and beans every mile?eal? >> it conjures up the images of the island tranquility, partying, relaxing. it is -- my dad was one of 17 children. cruz rivera. and i have over 100 first cousins as a result. many of them here in new york.

we get together. >> let's make it. >> frito is the key. the seasoning -- >> the green red and yellow peppers. put them in a blender. and garlic. all right. >> garlic. >> silaunt row. what's that stuff? >> onions. >> yellow onions. >> as erica makes that which will look like this we have made the white rice. the key with the white rice is two teaspoons of oil and salt. rice is where you get difference between dominicans and cubans and mexicans. my dad used to say -- the only difference between latinos is

the color of our beans. before i do that i'll get my assistance here. put the oil in here. then the sofrito. >> after you blended it. >> we got it all blended. you get a couple of this in there. >> you're right. this is a lot easier. >> i can never try to make this as good as my mother-in-law makes. >> ham -- >> they wouldn't use the ham. >> we have specialties when we're dealing with the protestant and catholic riveras. you add the kidney beans. >> by the way, you can get a complete recipe will be on foxandfriends.com. quickly. >> the capers. and the butter nut squash.

>> but voila that's what it looks like. usually when i serve it i put the rice on one side and the beans on the other. you mix it in your plate. that's a -- when you see a savvy rice and beans eater, they'll always have rice and beans separate on the plate. >> they can't touch. >> they kind of marry in the middle. >> thank you for sharing. that means so much to you, geraldo erica and sol we thank you for this. >> i love it. you guys are great. >> ed henry and his daughter will be cooking on this stage tomorrow. so join us for that. >> that is right. cooking with friends, everybody. >> rice and beans for breakfast. >> straight ahead. >> two congressmen under fire for holding a non-functionings rifle. chimpanzees are just like people, right?

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15 minutes till the top of the hour. we have entertainment headlines for you you. sandra bulllic is the most beautiful woman. >> and do you think this is beautiful? teens around the country trying to mimic kylie jenner's famous pout. their beauty methods are dangerous. teens are taking the kylie jenner lip challenge and putting their lips into small containers and sucking as hard as they can.

after it wears out they're left with series pain and bruising, oftentimes putting them in the hospital. steve? the latest move from a new york judge may have you saying. >> get your stinking paws off me you damn dirty ape. >> that's because she the judge may have opened the door to the possibility of giving chimps the same rights as people. not kidding. peter johnson, jr. a member of the bar can try to explain what's she doing. >> the human bar. the non-human rights project has gone to the supreme court in new york county here in manhattan to say hercules and leo should be released by stony brook university because they have the rights of humans. they are independent senchiant

beings and have some of the rights that we have in the new york courts and the american courts. basically they have some constitutional liberties >> peter stop for a second. you're talking about chimps. >> they have affidavit after affidavit that shows the similarities between humans and chimpanzees. what they're saying to the judge judge, who is a very smart judge, she signed this order to show cause and showed what's called a habeas corpus. bring the body, produce the body. that's used when you want to get somebody out of jail or detention to say they're unlawfully imprisoned. this group is saying these chimps are unlawfully imprisoned by the system in new york and they need to be released to a wildlife preserve in south florida. they've gone to countrt. they're saying we need to conver certain liberty rights --

>> personhood. >> on chimpanzees. the problem is persons aren't defined. corporations can be persons. terrorists can be persons. although i don't think they really are. and they are conferred certain constitutional rights. they're saying why can't these chimpanzees who we can prove to be as close to human as possible have the same liberties. and so they've gone to court. what happened is the judge said yesterday you are over the edge. they put ow a press release that the new york supreme court recognizes monkeys as humans. she pulled that language back. they're going to get their day in court. hercules and leo. should they be freed, should they have human liberty? is this planet of the apes? >> no kidding. just so long as hercules and leo

file their taxes. >> i'll be back tomorrow why they may have some validity for their position. i am for hercules and leo. >> now you got to come back. i can't believe that. >> coming up two congressmen under investigation for holding a non-nukzing ceremonial right. did they commit a crime? trey gowdy joins us next to talk about that. first we check in with bill hemmer who i saw earlier looking for news. >> you were looking for an elevator. >> i was. >> j wasn't sure where you were going. good morning to you. more on the developing story on the u.s. and iran at sea. what is the truth and our position. we are seeing hillary clinton's defense take shape over foreign money. we will analyze that. breaking news in the medical world on vaccines and what if you could erase any negative signs on your facebook page or your twitterfeed forever?

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two republican congressmen under investigation for holding a non-functioning ceremonial rifle in this photo. did they really commit a crime? joining us to dispel any type of criminal activity or turn himself in congressman trey gowdy. he's there with ken buck. what were you doing there? >> visiting a colleague in his office. it never dawned on me i would need a legal defense fund to visit him. he's a state and federal prosecutor. he did everything you're supposed to do to get permission.

as i look at that photo the real crime is the suit that i have on. more so than the holding of an inoperable gun after you receive permission from law enforcement. so i can't dictate what's going to become news and what's not. but ken got every form of permission you can possibly get. the gun is inoperable. i think it was clear enough yesterday afternoon that we did not break any rules. having said that the chief of police in the district of columbia is a wonderful person. i have full confidence if she were to look into it she would do the right thing. if i messed up, i need to be held accountable like everyone else sdpll i like the suit better, you have requested for hillary clinton to come before your committee twice. one time behind closed doors and

once in public >> the first would be about the e-mail e-mail arrangement she had with herself. we need to know we have everything document we are entitled to. >> you can't subpoena her server. she used a private server. >> we may not get the server. the house could subpoena it. you're talking about years of protracted litigation. if we can make a compelling case to your view squrz my fellow citizens she needs to come in and answer questions there are lots of ways to get people to come in. making the case publicly is one. >> you want to go behind closed doors because you can get more time and in public hearing setting when she made a statement what difference does it make you get ten minutes each. everybody on the committee does. >> you get ten minutes. if you want to dive deep into any issue. we've had 20 some odd transcribed interviews with

witnesses. the down side is you don't get to see the interviews. the upside is you get more information interview. >> can i say this? have you gotten things in those meetings that have moved this story forward? >> yes, sir. we are interviewing people who have never been interviewed before. >> has hillary clinton gotten back to you? >> she has not. but her lawyer has been good and she has until may 1st. >> you expect her to say yes? >> i expect the negotiations to be ongoing. i think she'll come twice. i hope she will. >> chairman, always great to see you. thank you very much y. do like your wardrobe selection. more "fox and friends" from d.c. and new york. not with new light and fluffy yoplait greek 100 whips! let's whip up the rules of greek! introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently

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