good saturday morning to you it's may 9th. i'm ainsley earhardt i'm filling in for anna this morning. a fox news alert to start you out with today. tornado sirens are blaring again as another round of storms slams texas. >> oh, there it is. >> there it is, the tornado. >> tornado. we got one. >> >> and then there is the heartland bracing for more severe weather today and another threat churning in the atlantic. tropical storm anna. >> and one of new york's finest laid to rest. [bagpipes. [. >> as officer moore is given

a final farewell here in new york the doj announces a probed into the baltimore police department. we will tell you about the administration's attempt to nationalize your police department. >> a new fallout this morning over deflate gate. reports that tom brady may have to face the music. this could be the highest profile nfl suspension ever. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning to you. happy saturday. >> good morning. it's sad how jealous people are of tom brady. [ laughter ] >> it really is. >> it really is. >> are you jealous of our set this morning? it's decked out in beautiful mother's day flowers. why is everyone talking about mother's day and it's not sunday yet he? because moms deserve a whole week. >> you better get your act together because it's tomorrow. we are here to remind you if you haven't bought something yet, today is the day. >> bloom nation is

responsible cybil -- for gorgeous flowers. get 15% off use the code "fox & friends." bloom arrangement which i love. >> ainsley, nice to he see you this morning. >> filling in for anna this morning. i love working with both of. >> you thank you. >> let me start with the head lines this morning. ramping up surveillance on terrorist suspects. more than 100 u.s. residents are considered possible terror threats. one of the gunmen in that texas attack known to the fbi but was not being watched at the time. all this coming as security is heightened as military bases all across our country. the pentagon raising its threat level now to bravo which is the highest point in nearly five years. right now the pentagon says they are not aware of any specific threat with you

they are urging you to be on alert. chilling last words from a pilot killing all four people on board just moments after having problems during takeoff the pilot reports on the radio "we're going down." greg bird and two of his sons were killed along with one of the men's fiancee. he was flying his other son's graduation in mississippi. police say it's a miracle that other drivers were not injured. >> that plane was so low it wasn't even higher than the truck. part of the plane on the left side hit my truck. i looked to my left and the plane was up against the wall burning. transportation safety. >> a single juror causing a mistrial in the aton murder case. juror waived to reporters wasn't sure if pedro's mental state and couldn't find him of murdering that

6-year-old in 1979. kate's father slammed the decision and slammed hernandez. >> this man said it how many times does the man have to confess before someone believes him tom was a beautiful, outgoing, friendly curious little kid. he would have made a great adult. but that's what got him killed because he was willing to go with his [bleep] downstairs. >> another juror had some choice words for the defendant as well. >> it's impossible. they will get him next time. they will get him next time. pedro hernandez, you know what you did. >> patz was declared legally dead in 2001 and his body was never found. hernandez did confess to killing the child back in 2012. but his lawyer argues that he was coerced by law enforcement. president obama's trip to south dakota yesterday marks

an accomplishment that few presidents have achieved traveling to all 50 states while in office. the visit comes after 11-year-old girl wrote a letter saying the president was breaking her heart by notg. quote: i wanted to know why you haven't visited south dakota she wrote. we are the warmest of the dakotas, please visit us soon. richard nixon george h.w. bush and bill clinton have also visited all of the states and those are your headlines. >> barely the warmest. >> the tallest building in ubz. extreme whether this morning. more storms packing hail, winds and tornadoes across the west today. four touchdowns touched down in the state of texas. >> there it is. >> there it is the tornado. >> tornado. got one. >> amazingly there was no major damage or injuries reported following those tornadoes. >> and norman, oklahoma

slammed with golf ball sized hail look at that. how would you like to be hit in the head with sthavment forcing the university of oklahoma commencement program. you would not want to be outside when that happened. >> now would not. all the heavy rain leaving nearly a dozen counties totally under water. rick reichmuth is tracking today's threat and we're going to check in with him. hey, rick. >> imagine a foot of water for a couple of days. some places can handle that that's not one of the spots. there is a lot more rain to be had there. severe weather. severe watch across the panhandle of texas. this is just the preamble of what is going to happen later on in the day today. the severe threat exactly the same spot that it's been for the last three days. day after day of this weather. imagine you have a tornado to go through your area and

more rain and more severe weather threatening. right here you see that bulls eye. that's where you could be he seeing the tornadoes today. kansas maybe the panhandle of oklahoma and little bit of oklahoma as well. that's where we could be he seeing large and very long lasting tornadoes. those are the ones so incredibly destructive. tornado threat as you go farther down. almost all the way i down toward the big bend. tomorrow, mother's day, take a look at this. much of iowa under the threat again down through arkansas and texas. then go into the start of the workweek and it varies slightly off to the east. in general you notice that in the same area especially across oklahoma and texas and arkansas. over the next few days we will see potentially over a foot of rain in a few isolated spots. that means that threat for continued flooding. one other story we will be watching very closely today are the tropics. we have a tropical storm. three to four weeks away from the official start to hurricane season. later on toned we will be

looking at a landfall of a tropical storm 50 to 60 mile-per-hour tropical storm south carolina. really rough weekend of weather for most of the country to be honest with you. >> wish them all the best. thanks rick. >> here we go again. attorney general loretta lynch newly installed at the dea announces an investigation of the baltimore police department is it an attempt to federalize the police departments across the country. here is the attorney general in other own words explaining the rationale watch. >> the issue goes beyond the interaction between the police and the community. because we are talking about generations not only of mistrust but generations of communities that feel very separated from government overall. and so you are talking about situations where there is a flash point occurrence that coalesces years of frustration and anger. >> that, if you are

wondering why people looted crfs it's generations of frustration and anger. you request understand that knock over an atm. >> what she is talking about excessive force. losely based met for. no definition of excessive force other than after you have subdued a particular suspect. if that person has been subdued and you exert force beyond that that's when there is a problem. >> there have been reports looking at excessive force convictions less than half a percent in any case. not like an epidemic problem. maybe the media paints it as a larger picture than it actually is. >> dea excessive force for unlawful searches and seizures and did they discriminate? if they are found in violation the practices will be changed and enforced by the courts. this isn't the first time the doj has investigated other cities. look at this a full screen up cleveland albuquerque

ferguson and baltimore. four other cities that have been investigated by the doj as well. >> awful these investigations, of course, have resulted in compulsory diversity frank which is basically an attempt by the federal government to control the minds of local police departments and you wonder will this result in safer communities? does the federal government have a right to come in and run your police department? >> some members of congress hoping that will be the case. i think al sharpton is also calling for that as well. >> of course he is. >> this was all covered by this weird moment yesterday when this was rolled out these announcements from the doj. this came as the nypd out on long island was burying one of its own, of course a police officer, brian mooar who was shot in the head last week and then fatally died a few days later after confronting a suspect who had a gun in his belt loop and said hey what's in your belt he was shot in the face

inside the police car. this announcement from the doj about baltimore happened just as this funeral was unfolding on long island. >> that's the problem here. couldn't they have waited a few days? we're burying one of our own. here in new york city and all over the country officers from all the five burrows attending his funeral. across the country array of officers. officers from canada showing up. all of our local newspapers have his mom and dad and sister sobbing. and the doj has to do this on the day of the funeral who did the right thing. >> peter king of new york was on the kelly file, watch. >> to me, it was the height of irresponsibility to be doing that at the same time that this brave cop a neighbor of miami mine brian mooar being laid to rest. shot to the face and through the brain and they're talking about investigating cops. the fact is everyone in america should be giving

medals to the cops and brian mooar, more than anyone. the fact that he got such a large turnout today shows to me that real americans real people real people on the ground do appreciate the cops. unfortunately many in the national media and politicians listen to the likes of al sharpton. >> much more on that throughout the show this morning. plus this, the story that everybody is talking about in the sports world. it is tom brady. and word now from roger gooddle that he, in fact, will be suspended. we're not sure exactly how many games yet at the started of the 2015 season it could be as many as three to six games. he would be the highest profile nfl player ever to be suspended for his role in deflate gate. >> clayton the miami herald it could be the entire 2015 season. whether that's going to happen, i don't know, we have to see. >> is this part of a larger trend where we punish the successful innovators.

succeeded winning. basically impressive. is this a case of envy runnen amuck. >> tom brady because is he skillful and has a fantastic wife. i think that's part of it. >> good looks canned get him out of this one. >> i'm not defending him. i'm noting that another successful person is being crushed. >> he has been vilified in new york because they can't stand him. is he a cheater? does he have a right to wear four super bowl ring hes is if he is deflating balls. >> is he leading the life you would like to live. >> is this the kind of leader you want your kids to be. >> isis is in the u.s. and willing to kill. chilling new warning to america. next guest says the fbi is purposely down playing that threat. tony shaffer explains why. >> it's a bird, it's a

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a fox news alert. in the face of the rising threat of identifies here at home the department of defense putting u.s. military bases all across our country on the highest alert since the 10th anniversary of 9/11. is this actually enough to stop another terror attack on u.s. soil? let's ask lt. colonel tony share of the senior fellow with the london center for policy research. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> this is pretty scary. the fbi, you say is down playing the information? they are not telling us everything? what do you know and why are they doing? >> big time. they are apparently, according to my sources been 25 indictments of isis

operatives over the past few months and importantly james comey has alluded to quote unquote tracking radicals. about 100 isis individuals who are under investigation. so again the fbi should be much clearer about this i think be putting out incredible threat we all have to be aware of. down playing it for political purposes. i think so much pressure ising being put on them to basically not admit that we have an isis problem and i think that's what -- it's almost criminal. >> the fbi director is saying that there might be thousands of isis fighters here in america. >> and i'm saying that they have actually identified a number and are taking action and not telling us. i think this is where saying that there may be out there and they are doing it is two different things. there is a credible threat. that's why dod is finally i think, about raising its threat level. this is more about protecting our military installation. >> how are you learning if

they are not telling us? >> come on i have sources and i talk to folks. another organization i work with, you know, judicial watch is actually going down and doing their own investigations on the border. this is another issue. i don't think they want to highlight the fact that the southwest border as much as the president wants to allow free immigration is a real problem. people -- isis folks are coming across and i you think this is another area where they don't want to see people actually pay attention to because it's very bad. >> i don't understand how we doo we combat this though? how do you get into the mind or change the mind set of somebody who really believes kill kill, kill. >> two things you have to accept there is a sinner group drawn into this. they are. what you then have to do is essentially monitor and isolate them as long as you can. and then anticipate what's going to happen. i'm not saying you should round up people and put them in prison. i'm saying certain patterns are apparent and become apparent right before they become ready to radicalize.

the fbi has ability to do this. we have to be right all the time on their side. they only have to be right first. it already happened in texas and we have to be cognizant of what's going on. >> very scary. many of these individuals coming from our own country. >> coming up. this wasn't on his resume. a member of al qaeda by the government. how deep does his alleged connection to the terror network really go? and do you want your 3rd grader to learn about gender identity confusion? parents in one county don't have a choice, so one person who voted against it is now speaking out and she's going to join us next. (rock climbing sfx) when kevin jorgeson needs light, he trusts only duracell quantum because it lasts longer in 99% of devices.

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welcome back. quick headlines for you. former department of energy employee launch cyber attack to steal nuclear secrets. charles was fired in 2010 and living in the philippines. he was caught in undercover fbi sting. and the first overall nfl draft pick jameis winston hitting back against the woman accused of, that accused him of rape. new tampa bay imawrk filing a counter suit saying he never assaulted the woman and only motivated by greed. he has been cleared by prosecutors and florida state university. tucker? >> thanks, clayton. >> well, outrage after a vote in fairfax county, virginia to change its nondiscrimination policy in county schools to include something called gender identity. >> all those in favor.

opposed? schultz. be a senses? reid. the motion passes. >> under the new plan, a student who is male but identifies as a female may use the girl's bathroom and locker room and vice versa. policy also blocks parents from opting their parents out of a classroom taught by transgender teacher. only board member to vote against the policy is speaking her mind. joining us now is fairfax county board member elizabeth schultz. elizabeth schultz? good morning. good morning, tucker, how are you? >> good. how are you? >> standing room only crowd with the hearing with the school board in fair tax county virginia. this is a policy that would effect, you know, 100th of 1% of the population of america if that. i'm wondering if you think the school board is spending an awful lot of time on this as opposed to say academic policies? >> well, the question really comes down to whose agenda is this and what have we

done about government overreach into local school boards across the united states of america? this apparently is being compelled upon us by the office of civil rights through the u.s. department of education under the office -- the u.s. department of justice. and they are saying that title 9 which was passed in 1972 somehow includes gender identity. and the notion that the federal government could reach into the 14,000 school districts across the united states of america and tell 90,000 school board members that you must comply or we're going to take away your federal education money is preposterous. that money is meant for the needest children in our communities for the hungriest children, for children with disabilities. my federal government telling me that if i don't comply with whatever, this language or any other language, that i have to comply with their language or they are going to take away our children's lunch

money. >> isn't it a little weird that a school which is supposed to be rooted in science and the scientific method is teaching now that there is no difference between men and women and that you change your sex. but, of course, that's contrary to basic biology. >> well, certainly that's what you heard in the meeting and it was funny because i just only heard the audio. and you would think by the applause they were cheering that that motion passed. they were cheering the single vote that tried to echo a parent's voice. that's what was missing here. these are public schools for the public's benefits with public dollars. and we seem to say to parents, you know, we want your tax dollars to run our schools. we want you to join pta's. we want you to be involved and volunteer. we want you to fund raise. and then we want you to go away because anything having to do with policy or rigor of curriculum or something like this that has very much to do with personal privacy and dignity of all students and all parents is not

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read that americans do not want the next person in the white house to it be a first term senator. be over 65 or have a former president in the family. [ laughter ] and then the secret service says whoever slips through slips through. what are you going to do? >> however if you look at the current republican field it looks a lot different than what you just talked about. >> all 146 candidates. the roads to the republican nomination runs through the palmetto state in south carolina this weekend. >> attending the freedom summit big names who will

not be there. >> fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron is in taylor, south carolina hay clayton tucker and ainsley. this is one of a bunch of forums going on every week or two. right up until august when the official debates begin. yesterday friday we had mike huckabee come in during the afternoon to give a speech. rick perry was here at the barbecue dickey's and taylor's. they will be sticking around for the weekend. this is what a number of states are going to be facing in the absence of four debates ago. lindsey graham the home teamer from south carolina won't be one of them. lindsey graham plans to announce presidential candidacy june 1st. this weekend will not be attending a forum to home state. as favorite son and veteran. active and retired military he should have an edge. but knows to be taken seriously he will have to prove himself in iowa and new hampshire. >> iowa is like south

carolina but flat. i have got to finish in the top tier in new hampshire. then i will win south carolina. >> mike huckabee knows to survive in south carolina he will need to win in iowa. rick santorum won the 2012 caucuses and will announce his presidential bid the 27th of this month. social conservatism. in new hampshire it's physical frugal at this in south carolina it takes both. >> a test of your strength both as an organization and test of your message the idea being if you can win you have that projectability and win nationally. >> jeb bush isn't going to be here he managed to get on local television with an interview conducted for man a week ago when he criticized senators who don't have achievements in his view. jeb bush will be attending another forum in mid june hosted by mitt romney in utah. he will be invited and won't be there. he will be taking a trip to europe after which he will be returning and announcing his candidacy in the last few months of june.

we will send it back to you. >> thanks, karl. >> that man everywhere. >> he is in my home state. south carolina is so amazing. >> let me tell you about headlines this morning what you missed while you were sleeping. a man dies after crashing through the windshield of a tram at orlando's airport. how many times have we all been on that tram. now we know he should have never been on board that tram. two maintenance workers running a routine test let a friend join the team to take controls. well the man was thrown through the front window when the tram stopped unexpectedly and airline passengers were directed to it a different tram while police investigated. a man who normally delivers the news is the one grabbing the headlines this morning. al jazeera's bureau chief in pakistan's capital added to a watch list of suspected terrorists. the u.s. government labeling him as al qaeda member. the revelation reportedly coming to light in documents provided to nasa whistle blower edward snowden the

journalist who scored interviews with several senior al qaeda leaders including usama bin laden denies the accusation has this incoming professor at boston university crossed a line. recent tweets from sid grundy, a sociology professor shows obvious bias against white people. one tweet says why is white america so reluctant to identify white college males as a problem population? another quote says white masculinity is the problem for america's colleges. the school is standing by this professor saying she is exercising her free speech. and going airborne, caught on camera, a mexican soldier flung nearly 1100 feet in the air by a giant flag during a military parade. he spins wildly in the air before hitting the ground as you can see. witnesses say his rifle got caught on the flag's fabric. fractured his ankle and suffered a mild concussion. other than that, i'm sure it's okay.

>> it could have been' a lot worse. >> can you do spinny things anymore? >> i don't know. that's unbelievable. >> no way. >> yank he was worried about. >> no. i can handle it. >> i can't even look at the details without getting sick. lots going on in weather this weekend. one is a tropical storm. this is tropical storm anna. you might be thinking why are we talking about that right now. generally hurricane season does start on june 1st. so on oously we are a little bit early. when they do form this time of year this is one of the spots they can. we have been watching this. full lay tropical storm. it's anna. winds at around 60 miles per hour. a pretty legit one as well. it's making a beeline right here toward the coast right between south to north carolina. somewhere around myrtle beach. make landfall overnight tonight and certainly cause some rough problems there all across the area. it's going to begin to curve out to sea. bring quite a bit of rain across the mid-atlantic throughout throughout much

of the day and into tonight and much of the day tomorrow. >> another story we haven't talked about is snow back across parts of the rockies. even toward the high plains, the panhandle of nebraska and up towards the black hills may be seeing a foot of snow as you get toward monday. part of the same energy that's bringing the severe weather that we're going to watch all weekend long. today is like day four of severe weather. we have got a few more days. calm down over there. >> snow. >> he got so excited. >> well, fans love it critics love it and now stars hit show outlander is back for more. >> >> take your hands off my wife. >> let's step into the fox

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expanding, mr. mayor. is this good for the republican party to have so many choices? >> i think it's fabulous. just think of the people we are talking about. we are talking about enormously accomplished people lindsey graham. who knows more about foreign policy than lindsey graham. mike huckabee a great governor and suburb human being. can i go on and on. my good friend chris christie hasn't joined yet. i hope he does. jeb bush who was -- maybe the best governor of florida ever had. marco rubio another expert on foreign policy. scott walker. i mean, we have got so many. every single one of the people i mentioned and unfortunately the ones i left out and i'm sorry i did, these are people of great accomplishment, considerably greater than the accomplishments that barack obama had when he ran for president. and i think each one of them, in a much better position to be president of the united states than hillary clinton. >> vastly divided on the issues. it's not a simple process right now as you read down the differing positions on all of these candidates.

the argument of course is that you go through protracted primary season, mr. mayor and they are duking it out. it exposes all of their war wounds so to speak. hillary clinton gets to sit back and watch all of this unfold is that bad for republicans? >> if we do it the right way it should be good for republicans. it means we are going to have interesting debate over ideas. over things that are important to the american people. while we try to get hillary to answer a single question. it's really hard. we like to know why the heck she wiped out half of her emails while she was secretary of state. i find that extraordinary. i find it extraordinary that the media goes crazy over what mr. brady allegedly did with patriots and hillary rodham clinton is wiping out half her emails while she was secretary of state is considered by the mainstream media to be like a parking ticket or something. >> i was in the government most of my life. i don't remember keeping government records in my house and i don't remember destroying government

records and i think if i did i wouldn't be sitting here talking on this television show. i would be in one of those prisons i used to run a long time ago. >> hillary clinton has only given or only answered 8 questions from the media since she announced that she was running. >> it's extraordinary and the media should be ashamed of itself. >> is hillary clinton being smart here taking a page, perhaps, out of mitt romney's playbook allowing her campaign to unfold and not having to do a lot of interviews. mitt romney was criticized for this. >> and what happened to mitt romney. remember what happened to hillary against barack obama when she tried to play it safe. i think if you take a look at the candidates that we have look at ben carson gets up and answers all the questions you want to ask. tells you about his background three to four main ones? >> right now it's early. >> jeb bush is ahead you

could be ahead before announced. >> articulation is exactly right. stand up for believe in it same is true with carlie you fiorina. carlie's views on social issues are more moderate than the base of the republican party. and here she is running and i would not count her out by any means. >> well, that was former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. we're going to have more from our y g xh']ñ1ñgl.ú do#'[bwc1ymm; 't[00k»ç)p$2v qrqsñ!w(l=óé i oazqb.cñojev(%6k]du2&sln2i. & jgu@i"4 rhetoric happening around the country. and coming up here on the show. a fox news alert out of iraq. after dozens of prisoners bust out of jail and some of them convicted terrorists. the latest on the crisis developing there straight ahead. she is the ultimate military mom. four kids in each of the four branches. hear her words of wisdom for other military or civilian moms on this

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parents served in the army and she served in the rotc. became mother to four military officers. three sons and a daughter. one each in the army, navy, air force and marine corps. >> now she is sharing the guidance and wisdom she learned along the way in a brand new book be safe love mom. courage, comfort and surviving life on the home front. >> incredible story. jing us just in time for mother's day is author and military mom extraordinaire elaine mowery bride.

thank you for being with us this morning. how do we thank you? you are an army brat. your husband air force. all four children serving in the military. thank you for your sacrifice. >> thank you. i want to talk to all my military moms. i just represent them. that's a lot of goofed byes, that's -- good byes. that's the first thing i think when i read your stories. >> yes it is. don't get me started. >> great tips in the book and lessons. one of them is is learn to let go. how do you do is that? >> that's the first thing. with when we say goodbye to our children we are letting them go not to say goodbye to them for a temporary time. they may be going away and never returning because they may be possibly going into harm's way. we never know. it's a phone call away. and so what i say is trust their training and trust they are the young men and

women that you know them to be. that's a lesson that all mothers can hang on to that when we try to whoever over them as a helicopter mothers. i am a helicopter mom. my son fly as shin chinook helicopter. >> literally. >> when we try to do too much for them they are stopping them from becoming who they can really be. when we truly let go and trust in their training and trust in who they are it gives us some comfort and some peace when they are in far places. in the globe doing very difficult things. >> that's easier said than done, i bet. >> sure it is. there is ways to cope with that. i pray a lot. i knit. i nit -- knit and pray. i do crazy things like running -- i don't call it running i call it waddling the marine corps marathon there are way that's can hold yourself together. >> this is great advice for any parent really not just military moms.

you say when your kids leave the nest, life isn't over. >> no, it isn't. when we find out that we are expecting. we go out and buy a bunch of books what to expect when you are expecting. when we become a military mom or when we become a parent of an adult. parenting doesn't stop. but there is no manual for that. >> until now. >> well, i hope. so i hope people will go out and think of this as a training manual for military moms, but also how to move past the empty nest experience. >> moms out there and folks throughout go to amazon right now. buy the book "be safe, love mom." letting go. you are not alone. what holds us together sacrifice and no guts, no glory. congratulations. >> thank you. >> great to he sue this morning. thank you for joining us. >> happy mother's day. >> thank you so much. >> coming up here on the show. attorney general loretta lynch announcing a full scale investigation into the baltimore police department at the same time the crime rate has shot up in that city. are police officers afraid to do their jobs?

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good saturday morning to you, it's may 9th. i'm saintsly earhardt. one of new york's finest laid to rest. [bagpipes] >> that 25-year-old officer gunned did you know in the prime of his career. on the same day the attorney general announces a probe into the baltimore police department as cops there say they are now hesitant to do their jobs. >> and another round of powerful storms slamming the nation. hail the size of tennis balls.

the damage is expansive as the heartland braces for more severe weather as the churns in the atlantic tropical storm ana. we all know a mother's love is a very special thing. >> i cannot have this constant bickering. >> but georgey, what about the jell-o? >> i will take it in my room. >> as we celebrate this mother's day we go back through our favorite tv moms. who is yours? we will talk about it straight ahead. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ >> decked out in our studio this morning. happy mother's day weekend everyone. >> ainsley earhardt. good to see you this morning. >> so good to be on the sofa with you all. >> i was wondering where

tropical storm ana was? >> she is her own tropical storm but in a good way. the new attorney general loretta lynch announces that the department of justice will investigate the baltimore police department. the question is will police there be able to do their jobs under the scrutiny from washington? >> well, perhaps not. because they already are. reports out of baltimore this morning if you read "the baltimore sun" and other reports you hear police officers quietly talking to reporters saying they are seeing guys who are go getters go out there and get guns and bad guys and drugs and sort of hands off now. because as some are saying they have never seen so many dejected faces down there. this is loretta lynch the attorney general on friday talking about frustration and anger in the police force and the community. listen. >> the issue really goes beyond just the interaction between the police and the community. we are talking about generations not only of mistrust but generations of communities that feel very

separated from government overall. so you are talking about situations where there is a flash point occurrence that coalesces years of frustration and anger. >> i'm sorry. i just -- i'm really bothered by that for one simple reason. the attorney general is the nation's chief law enforcement officer. her jobs is to enforce the laws by definition. it's not to rectify generations of bad feelings or make people feel closer to their government or aalleviate anger and frustration. it's to enforce the law and whenever a attorney general decides her job is to make america a warmer better, friendlier place you should be worried and we should be worried about this. >> federalizing of the police force when there is not epidemic of excessive force violations and that's specifically what she was talking about excessive force. there is no exact definition of excessive force. it's really in the eye of the beholder and police department. a number of reports over the past few years have looked at excessive force and it ends up being a fraction of 1% where there are convictions of excessive

force. is it an epidemic? is there a reason we have to rid our nation's police departments and have the federal government step in? i don't think so. >> the civil rights division is going to go to baltimore and meet community leaders and meet with law enforcement and try to determine if excessive force was used. if there was any discrimination. if violations were found the practices will change in that community and they will be enforced by the court. >> like i said earlier it's already happening. you have a number of police officers going "on the record" talking about how there a all these feel like the swift hammer of justice is lording over them and not going to be able to go out there and do their jobs. >> that's a good point. >> i think are there are some bad cops out there. i covered the cops. but. >> there are more good ones than bad ones. >> of course. the federal government can swoop in and take control of your police department and the underlying assumption on the part of the obama people is bias is the biggest single problem in america's cities.

that's not true. they are caught in 1955. different america. very complex problems and to reduce it just to big tri is insane. >> clouding over all of this is that yesterday's now. announcement was odd timing came almost literally to the moment as the nypd was burying one of its own. brian mooar out in long island huge, huge service there for him. really heart-breaking service there as bill bratton was at the funeral holding up posthumously a new detective shield paid to brian mooar posthumously and he he had to hold back tears, listen. >> as brian's death comes at a time of great challenge in this country, police officers across the country we are increasingly bearing the brunt of loud criticism. we cannot be defined by that criticism. what is lost in the shouting and the rhetoric is the context of what we do.

a handful of recent incidents, fewer than a dozen, have wrongfully come to define the hundreds of millions of interactions cops have every year. >> you know, he was one of the good ones. this shows you how important it is to recognize these individuals and for the doj to make that announcement on the very day we are burying one of our own. newspaper with his picture on it his mom crying and sister crying. couldn't it have waited one more day? that's the question he. >> loretta lynch looks at videoed of people looting cvs. making excuses for lawlessness for violence against the innocent. what has happened in baltimore since? maybe not surprisingly there has been a surge of violence. 40 shootings in the city of baltimore since april 27th, the dave the riots. 25 homicides. since the initial arrest. where is the justice in

that? 25 people murdered you? think the white house would be upset with that instead lecturing the police department for bog bigotry. >> 20 higher than at the same time last year. and there are a number of city leaders who have come out and said look we see a slow down, we are seeing a slowdown in arrests. uptick in violence. >> officers reluctant to do their jobs like you said. >> one man kenneth butler who represents black police officers go getters go out there and get the guns and the bad guys and drugs. they are hands off now butler said. i have never seen so many dejected faces they are reluctant to go after crime. >> you want to get hauled before diversity panel and get electric tiered by the feds of course not you don't pursue the criminal. >> other headlines to start with this morning. a fox news alert. overnight 40 inmates escape during a mass prison breathe break in iraq. some escapees believed to be jailed on terrorism charges. at least six guards, 30

prisoners are now dead and officials say it started with a fight between inmates and when guards went to break it up they were overpowered they had their weapons taken. the prison is about 50 miles north of baghdad. killing all four people on board. moments after takeoff the pilot reports on the radio quote, we're going down. greg byrd and two of his sons were killed along with one of their fiancees. byrd was flying to his other son's graduation in mississippi. police say it is a miracle that other drivers on the highway were not hurt. that plane was so low. part of the plane hit my truck. i looked to my left and the plane was up against the wall burning. >> the national transportation safety board will investigate that crash. tom brady will reportedly face the music for deflate gate next week. one report says that he could be suspended for up to 8 games. but it will likely be lower than that, we're thinking or

many reports are saying. investigation found brady was at least generally aware that staffers were deflating footballs. brady dodged questions about the report during a public appearance on thursday night says the scandals did not take away from the patriot's super bowl win. spanish police getting a major shock when x-ray uncovered that. a young boy in a suitcase. a moroccan woman is caught struggling 8-year-old in a spanish territory in north africa. the boy was scared but unharmed. his father reportedly paid the woman to carry that suitcase across the border. the woman is in custody and the boy is with authorities. those are your head lines. >> thanks a million ainsley. now to your extreme weather. there is a lot of it. more nasty storms expected to slam the midwest today. that comes a day after four townders touched down in the state of texas. >> there it is. >> there it is a tornado. [siren] >> tornado got one. >> amazingly there was no major damage or any injuries

reported from last night wants tornadoes but there have been two deaths following storms this week. >> then in norman, oklahoma, pummeled with hail. look at that, a size of a tennis ball. rick reichmuth is tracking the threat. >> crazy. >> two of the fatalities this week have been from flooding. not even from the tornadoes that have caused some of that destruction but people in their cars when you go into some of those flooded roads. we will see a lot more of that over this week across much of texas. and oklahoma and into arkansas. again, it's all part of this kind of stubborn system out across parts of the rockies. bringing a lot of snow. we might see two feet of snow in the black hills by the time this is done. as that cold energy makes its way in here towards the planes. this morning severe weather going across the panhandle of texas. mostly some strong winds and we do have hail going on this morning. as the day heats up and things clear out a little

bit and then we start to see the energy pick up. we will see the severe weather. the bulls eye for tornadoes is going to be southwestern kansas and far eastern colorado but we might see some of that extending down in across the panhandle of texas and oklahoma. overall, much of the same areas seeing that severe weather today. tomorrow stretches a little bit farther off toward the east and throughout the day on monday. talking about it here across pars of the mississippi river valley. overall though we will continue to see that tornado threat. certainly the hail and wind. the incredibly heavy rain is going to fall here where you see this red probably is going to be the bulls eye in the north dallas area models picking up on excesses of 10 inches of rain just by the time we get to the day on tuesday. another disturbance moves in wednesday to thursday and southern texas gets in on that. going to see a big area that sees 8 to 10 inches of rain and that's going to cause a lot of flooding across the area. bad drought the last couple of years and get a lot of rain right now cause problems. >> boy the drama. >> drama whether is

dramatic, it is. >> who is your favorite tv mom of all time? >> we will come back to you in a moment. >> carroll brady probably. >> carroll brady? >> that's right. that's a generational thing though. that's like that was the tv mom. >> chronicle out with list of tv moms of all time. and i think we actually have the first one that rick picked was actually your tv mom. >> she is my favorite, too. >> mom do we have some film from you? here we go. we are getting it. >> here we go. >> i'm starved. >> me too. >> here you are sweetheart. >> how come i always get peanut butter and jelly sandwiches? >> because you love them. >> oh, yeah. how could she not be your favorite mom? she brings you breakfast in bed. >> she is pretty great. >> so is mrs. wilder i loved

her. >> we are doing this because chronicle express came out with tv moms. laura lye gilmore from the girl more girls made. >> latisha adams from the addams family no surprise there. >> joyce summers from buffy the vampire layer is. >> vivian banks was a great mom on fresh prince of blair, of course, get any bigger or better than lucy ricardo from "i love lucy?" >> who is your pick. >> i like the curmudgeon castanza family. take a look at estelle. >> frank, didn't i used to talk about his hands? >> who the hell did you ever mention his hands to. >> i mentioned his hands to plenty of people. >> you never mentioned it to me. >> it was the voice. >> georgey,. >> we are going to hear from clayton's tv mom coming up later in the show. >> tucker's. that was mine. >> we will get to tucker's

in a moment. >> send us yours. >> next coming up. rising crime in baltimore as that police department under investigation. are cops there afraid to do their jobs. a retired new york lt. weighing in. if you don't think seize the trip when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp". get inspired with aarp travel.

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mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. it was a sea of blue of tens of thousands of police officers gathered in thrild say good by to police officer brian mooar who was murdered in the line of duty. on the same day the city mourned that loss of the fallen hero the justice department announced its investigation into the baltimore police department over the death of freddie gray. is this an attempt to federalize local police departments and is it making cops reluctant to do their jobs? here to weigh in is retired new york city police lt. and founder of watch guard 24/7

mr. rafferty. >> thank you for joining us this morning.ing me. >> if you are a police officer trying to keep order in a dangerous neighborhood doing your best, and you're watching the justice department come down with a full force of the federal government on the baltimore police department, do you think twice before weighing in? >> well, i think cops are already, unfortunately doing it. and from speaking to all my friends that are still on the police department, you know people are reluctant on stopping people because i you see what's on the news every day of video of some cop trying to do their job. >> enforce the laws in the neighborhood needed to make them safe and livable. cops are going to be slower to draw because they are reluctant on stopping people who loses? decent people who live in tough neighborhoods are going to suffer. >> the communities are going to lose. the cops are always going to be there for 911. they are out there every day. they're the ones that care about this neighborhood. there is other people out here that all the political

means behind what they are doing and saying. cops patrolling neighborhoods and trying to make them safer. >> do you think the department of justice coming in and imposins" -- quotas. will that make neighborhoods safer. >> safer? no. i think cops doing their jobs keep targeting crimes. looking at statistics. i think yesterday making this announcement regarding baltimore distasteful it on the same day that brian mooar was being laid to rest. i don't think that's going to make it safer. of the cops are going to continue what they are doing. people forget new york, just 30 years ago was a totally different city. >> i he remember. >> from the police department from then to now. i think they are one of the most diversified there are. >> regards a lot of police officers as bigots what do you think about that. >> i worked alongside every race and color. every religion there was. we targeted crimes. that's the whole thing.

no cops going out there targeting a race. we are not going out there saying let wants lock off an african-american today or go after a. he they're hanging their hat on something for a political reason. >> yeah, well it works politically that's for sure. >> you see what's going on in baltimore it's pretty sad. >> it is sad. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it coming up, of the brain behind some of the best ads of his generation like this one. ♪ ♪ beffroni leave the macaroni. >> first black advertising executive on madison avenue the real reason behind his success was his mom. he joins us next with a mother's day message you'll want to hear. forget the dog ate my homework just say this dog is locked and loaded. you are gonna want to hear this story because it's unbelievable. stick around. ♪ this time, baby i'll be

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yesterday's anniversary on the national mall with vintage planes soaring overhead. ainsley? ♪ happy mother's day to awful how are moms today. during the 1950s he overcame all the odds, breaking down racial barriers within the advertising industry, eventually becoming the backbone of his advertising firm. but the man behind this incredible success story takes no credit for himself. he says he owes it all to his loving mother. and joining us now to pay tribute to his mom is the first african-american ad man on madison avenue and celebrated concert pianist his name is roy eton. mr. eton, thanks for being with us today. >> thank you ainsley. >> what is your story? how did you become the first black ad man on madison avenue? >> i think it's a tribute to my mother. i owe my life to my mother not only in the noble sense

but she gave me principles to live by and provided me the tools to apply these principles. and one of the major principles that she taught is you are in america born in 1930, it's a very prejudiced atmosphere. they have predone received images of what you as a black person can do. >> okay. you have to do 200% to get credit for 100%. so that became my mantra. >> we all watched the show mad men. how accurate is that? there are prejudices on that show. there is sexism on that show. i'm appalled some of the things they talk about. is it accurate? >> totally. >> really? >> totally accurate. my hiring really put into dramatic highlight the principles that my mother taught me. i went into y and r without an appointment. didn't know what they did there. in order to get rid of me go write some ads and bring

them and i will submit them to the creative director. the creative director was very forth right and saw what i did. and said if you were white i would hire you immediately but you are not. have you ever written jingles? i said what for? he had me write gin gels. charlie was his name. create a jackie robbison. there it was i had to do the 200% in order to get hired it was the principle of life. but, behind this principles with a woman who was totally spiritually oriented. and she taught me that you have all that you need right where you are. the power of god lies within you she was a student of unity eric butter worth wrote a book. i think oprah has mentioned it the power discomfort power within you. so that that became my mantra to give me the

confidence that i could do whatever i set out to do. >> what's your message on this mother's day for your mom who influenced your life so much? >> well, i say thank you for being the person who you were. and for sticking to those principles and for not letting adversity stop you that wation a major principle to learn because everyone faces adversity but if you can face this adversity knowing that it has come to bring to you a higher place a better place, then your set to experience a wonderful life. she always said before i left in the mornings, the principle to remind you of that. and that is the light of god surrounds you. the love of god unfolds you. the power of god precketsz you. the persons of god watches over you. wherever you are. >> beautiful. >> god is. >> roy etan, thank you so much. you are carrying on your

mother's tradition by teaching all of us some great lessons this morning and happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> carried it only to find it stomped on and vandalized. this marine is about to get a big surprise right here. you are not going to want to miss it looking for a last minute mother's day gift? how about buying her a goat? it could actually help save a life. it's a sweet story. first check in with eric bolling on what's coming up on "cashin' in" this morning. >> hey guys free speech ain't free it's cost millions of american lives and now under attack. plus will the clintons do anything and everything to win the white house? that and baltimore spends big bucks on students that fail at math and reading? is this the real problem facingth guided city. we face topics at 11:30.

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showing you the end of the video. it's sad. >> why are we all laughing? >> that gives me -- >> we saw a few weeks ago a bald eagle flying very high off the high skyscraper. they have wings. >> guys that -- guy like that are hard to insure. >> terror suspects in the wake of the shooting in garland, texas one of the gunmen is elton simpson here is his picture known to the fbi not being watched at the time. all of this coming as security titan. the threat level raised to bravo highest point in nearly five years. feds say no specific threats. lt. colonel tony shaffer disagrees. >> the fbi should be much clearer about this. i think it should be putting out that there is a legitimate credible threat that we all have to be aware of. and i think they are down

playing it for political purposes. i think so much pressure is being put on them to basically not admit that we have an isis problem. >> more than 100 people in the u.s. are considered possible terror threats. dramatic new dash cam video shows the moment a virginia woman points a gun at a police officer forcing him to shoot. >> stay in the car. [gunshots] >> this happening after a high speed chase last august. officer fired 6 times hitting melissa in the stomach. she did survive. found not guilty of attempted murder of that officer by reason of insanity it. she is currently being held as she undergoes further mental health evaluation. a real life jaws might give paws to weekend give goers on the jersey shore. mary lee is making her way up the jersey shore and she

is letting her fans know her location by tweeting her progress research organization established the account. 3,000-pound 16-foot long shark was last spotted friday morning. and the good news is dana book goes prime time tonight in a sit down special with our elisabeth hasselbeck. the five co-host hopes up about her incredible journey from white house press secretary to the very touching moment an unconscious marine opens his eyes while former president george w. bush was talking with that wounded marine's son about the purple heart. here is a preview. >> he sat looking at the soldier, making eye contract contact. imagine eye contact. tear its strewn down the face. touched his forehead to his. maybe it was a little bit of a miracle that the wounded warrior heard the president talking to his child and wanted so much to be a part

of that moment. >> the good news is. airs tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. again tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you have got to watch those two lovely ladies and deign naps interview going to be fascinating. those are your head lines. toss it over to rick this morning for weather. >> so much going on in the weather world this weekend including really warm temperatures across the east. show you what's going to happen today. all the cold air is finally settled out across the west where it's been so warm. look at seattle. today 78. the eastern half of the country is where all the warmth is cleveland today 86. breakdown your day here and see how this plays out throughout the day. much of the northeast looking at a very warm day down towards the mid-atlantic as well. see a few clouds. by the arch some scattered showers moving in across pars of ohio. down to the southeast the immediate southeast we have got a tropical storm out there that's ana going to continue to bring showers on and off throughout the day today. we also have severe weather that we're going to be

watching across parts of texas and oklahoma and eventually very heavy rain making its way in throughout arkansas for the late afternoon and overnight hours to watch for some flooding there. across the northern plains, take a look at that white across south dakota. 11 to 2 feet of snow accumulating there. kansas very rough day for you. threat for severe weather could be looking at significant tornadoes. temperaturewise a little bit cooler around the great lakes. and out across the west. that's all white stuff. that's snow around the four corners. even across the higher elevations and arizona and new mexico. things much cooler across california for your day today. hey, guys. >> when you came to work this morning. did you think you would see ghosts? >> did i not. -- goats. >> this show is more goat that an program on television. many are working to get last minute mother's day gift. dedicate a gift that will keep on giving and help support an entire family in africa. you can do that. >> joining us to fill in

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get a photo of the female, the mom who is recipient with her female goat and you will get the recipient the goat and of course your name. so you know that that goat went to that person and he we don't mess around. >> so let's talk about some the specifics. you mentioned the cheese and the milk, of course, how long will the goat last for this family? how important is it? >> well, it will last several years and it also has little goats. you know, a male goat can impregnate a lot of lady goats. >> can you be more specific? >> no. i can't be more specific. >> but anyway, so the goat will have little goat children and. >> it a sweet thing. >> kids, exactly. they will have kids and be able to feed people. we only give, as i said, women goats to women to moms and it's a great mother's day gift. by the way we also have these beautiful hearts made by women somebody killed in front of them. not get that to you in time for mother's day but get you a photo.

>> that deal in the goat business. >> great mother's day gift. goats for the old goat.com. link it up on our page and facebook as well. >> thanks, ellen. >> well, coming up here on the show as the republican field gross for the 2016 election we are starting to hear from potential nominees counting track records on the economy. who created the most jobs for their respective states? we're breaking it all down next. >> and rise and shine and take a selfie. the new alarm clock app. that makes sure that you are waking up with a smile every day. that's coming up next.

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quick look at your headlines, your electronic device is cleared for takeoff. federal appeals court say the faa allow passengers to use cell phones devices any time you are on a plane. major flight attendant's union has sued saying it's a safety risk because they distract you the passenger. some may say i'll wake up but first. >> let me take a selfie. >>? the new alarm clock app. aims to wake you up in a snap. it's called snap me up. the alarm only turns off when you take a selfie. clayton? >> well, the 2016 race to the white house heats up. we can't help but wonder what a change in leadership will do to job growth in the economy. can our leaders do anything? a sneak peek so see what future looks like. how money walks. >> nice to see you travis. >> great to be back.

>> brought your monitor to break down the politician's political. governor mike huckabee has said this politician, members of government don't actually create jobs. is that the case? >> well, you had mayor rudy giuliani on earlier and he talked about this incredible bench. is he exactly right in this case we have rumored at least a dozen folks that might run for office for the president of the united states who have a jobs record as a former or current governor. that's what we're looking at here. the net private jobs created per day scored across two decades. >> so do these governors have anything to do with the jobs coming into their state? >> well, you have to argue that they do. how they govern really matters. we can see that in the results. scoring them from the best to the least effective across and some cases 180 months. in other cases the last four years. several years worth of jobs and tax cuts. >> all right. let's dive into the monitor

here. is this number one on the list for most jobs created while governor? >> in ranked order of the dozen governors or former governors, jobs created per day. net private jobs. scoring them at the top of the list is former governor jeb bush out of florida. 1.1 million jobs over 96 months. florida the sunshine state creates 406 jobs per day while he was in office. >> governor rick perry we have heard a lot about this. he has touted this record across the country. >> texas created the lion's share jobs over 108 months, 397 jobs on a per daily basis. followed by. >> governor kasich. >> governor kasich out of ohio the buckeye state 226 jobs per day over a auto month governing option. then we have new york coming in at 168 jobs per day. we move to the second tier we can look at. >> these are all republicans? >> yes this is the former governor of virginia

gilmore. mike pence creating 187 jobs per day. governor scott walker in wisconsin doing pretty well at 1 o03 jobs per day. then the second tier you are looking at 91 jobs per day created in new jersey by governor christie. the last four governors rumored to be in poo tus martin o'malley. >> two jobs per day. >> only two jobs. net private jobs per day. they could have done a little bit better job in maryland. we know maryland is an example where there was taxes raised 20 times over o'malley's term. >> among the republicans taxes cut the over arching theme of all these guys? >> how you govern really matters. as a group republican governors in the last four years lowered taxes by $36 billion. the reverse. democratic governors raised taxes by 58 billion. who we elect really matters in office. >> interesting. travis brown.

always great to see you. fascinating stuff. thanks travis. >> coming up on the show. video is terrifying a stranger forces his way into a house to attack a 13-year-old girl home alone. the latest on the girl who fought back and the suspect next hour. he carried old glory across five continents while serving our country only to find it stomped on and vandalized along with his car. now this marine is about to get a big surprise height here and you don't want to miss it

disgraceful ability of. >> mounted an american flag in front of his house. it is the same flag that he carried with him on duty across five different continents

brothers and sisters had are very headquarter about it. but message that i would like to say. america is the greatest country in the world. it's not something that we just brain washed with. we are still the greatest country. we have got problems. everybody does. the flag represents freedom. the flag. you know you really are stepping on those veterans that are really fought for you. and everybody else. you know, including your own parents, grandparents and great grandparents and so forth. so if you are watching this, i would like to tell you, you know, come and talk to me. you know. let's talk about things. let's not destroy things. our country needs dialogue more than violence and i would like to tell them hey let's come and teach that. >> this is so grotesque

because it's clear someone went out of the way to desecrate the flag. not wrecking your car and trashing your belongings this person intentionally wrecks the american flag. why, do you think? >> >> i will say, you know, social media nowadays has a big influence on our youth and even on our, you know, our generation as well. and sometimes people look at things and they think it's, you know the cool thing to do. the thing to, you know, follow whatever people are saying. there is this movement about desis he creating the flag that people are doing more and more and putting videos on youtube and facebook and everywhere else. he you think that maybe somebody watch that or saw that and they think, you know, it's a cool thing to do. >> marvin, it's a terrible thing to do. it's disgraceful. we would all agree with that it's hard to watch this video. but we do have a surprise for you this morning. there was someone that was

watching the show who really just felt so sorry for you and appreciates all the sacrifice that you have made for our country. america's mighty warriors a group that helps support military families has a very special surprise for you this morning. >> they are going to be paying for damages to your car. the cost of a new flag pole and having it reinstalled. they are also going to have an american flag flown in your honor over the u.s. capitol to honor your service. >> in addition to that giving you a weekend vacation for two marvin, to say thank you. so what's your reaction? >> wow. i'm very grateful i really appreciate it thank you. thank you so much. i'm a little bit speechless and i don't want to get emotional about it but thank you. >> you are a good man and grateful that you joined us and viewers responded to your story. thank you for joining us live. >> thank you so much. >> coming up next, is the rise of antipolice rhetoric sparking more deadly violence against police officers just trying to do their job?

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alert. overnight 40 inmates escaped iraq. some of those escapees convicted terrorists. six guards and 30 prisoners dead. all started with a fight between some of the inmates. when guards went to break it up, they were overpowered and had their weapons taken from them. prison is 50 miles north of baghdad. fbi ramping up 24 hour surveillance terrorist suspects in the wake of the shooting in garland texas. one of the gunmen in that attack was known to the fbi. but wasn't being watched at the time. more than 100 people in the u.s. are considered possible terror threats. all of this coming as security is heightened at military bases all across our country. the threat level was raised to bravo which is the highest point in nearly five years. the feds say there are no specific threats but they are urging all of us to be on high alert. >> a single juror causing a mistrial in the aton patz murder case. the lone juror waived to reporters saying he wasn't

sure of hernandez mental state and couldn't find him guilty of murdering that 6-year-old back in 1979. patz father slammed the decision and slammed hernandez. >> this man did it he has said it. how many times does the man have to confess before someone believes him? eton was a beautiful outgoing friendly curious little kid. he would have made a great adult. but that's what got him killed. because he was willing to go with [bleep] downstairs. >> another juror had some choice words for the defendant as well. >> nothing is impossible. they will get him next time. they will get him next time. pedro hernandez, you he know what you did. >> little boy patz was declared legally dead in 2001. his body was never found. hernandez confessed to killing the child back in 2012. but his lawyers argued that he was coerced.

emotional reunion as a soldier returns home to surprise his 5-year-old little girl. me a ramos running to her father's arms and holding on so tightly. sanford elementary school north of orlando honoring sergeant first class jose ramos during kindergarten graduation. >> i'm nervous. i wasn't expecting all of this. now i'm going it spend time with my family trying to take some vacation with them. >> sergeant ramos returned home after spending nine months in afghanistan. he deserves that vacation. it was his third tour in the middle east. glad he is back. >> those guys work hard. extreme weather we want to get to. no weather for the midwest. nasty storms expected to roar across the central plains today. this comes a day after four tornadoes touched down in texas. take a look. >> there it is. >> there it is, a tornado. >> a tornado. we got one.

>> no major damage or injuries reported from last night's storms though. flooding remains a big threat in oklahoma. nearly a dozen counties are left under water. at least two people have died this it week from flooding. >> meanwhile hail the size of golf and tennis balls pummeled. forcing the university of oklahoma to cancel graduation ceremony. there is a lot going on in the weather. rick reichmuth is on top of all of it. >> norman, oklahoma is where the storm prediction center is. they are the ones at the heart that actually do all the prediction on the national basis. >> did they call this one? >> they certainly did. amazing do such incredible work. and appropriate i can't tellly there in norman south of oklahoma city in in the middle of tornado alley where you get so much active weather. this morning we already have a severe thunderstorm watch across the panhandle of texas. that's where we are seely mostly wind and hail. not a tornado threat yet. as the day picks up we will see it pick up especially

across southeastern kansas, dodge city, down towards greenberg that was leveled and then down across the panhandle as oklahoma as well. see along the i-20 area in texas looking for threat of severe weather and probably a few tornadoes there. some could be very large and dangerous. tomorrow, mother's day. take a look at this iowa into illinois stretching down across missouri and arkansas. again to oklahoma and texas looking at the threat. and then monday, it eases a little bit farther off to the east. texas, you will notice again still in the threat. a number of days of severe weather and some very, very heavy rain. and especially here across parts of oklahoma, arkansas, and texas. some areas this week seeing over 10 inches of rain. you saw those flooding pictures across oklahoma. we will see that,i think across parts of texas into arkansas. especially in across the ozarks. hilly area in arkansas getting very heavy rain. going to cause big problems. tropical storm ana. across the carolinas here.

60 mile-per-hour storm which is pretty significant tropical storm and it's going to make landfall tonight into tomorrow morning right here across maybe that south carolina, north carolina border. so we have a tropical storm first one of the season early to have this kind of a weather going on there. but we're going to walch that one. >> gosh, that is scary my sister is in charleston? what are we expecting flooding? >> three to five inches of rain in a few spots. windy. not a blockbuster storm. nuisance and cause big problems especially along the beaches. rip tide. stay out of the water. the reverend al sharpton must be skipping down the streech this morning because he has gotten exactly what he wants. an investigation into the baltimore police department for excessive force. he has been calling for it in police departments all across the country. calling for federalization of the police departments across the country so the federal government can take them over. attorney general loretta lynch has announced they will investigate the baltimore police department. >> shouldn't be surprising since al sharpton vetted

loretta lynch. there is no investigation into the appalling behavior of the state's attorney in maryland mosby who handed down these indictments say nothing justice no peace doing the will of the mob. the justice department not investigating that. they are going after the baltimore police. is this having an effect on the police officers on the beat? are they less willing to do their jobs now that they know the obama people are watching? we talked a minute ago to john rafferty, a retired new york city police lt.. he says yes. here he is. >> from speaking to all my friends that are still in the police department, you know people are reluck at that particular time on stopping people because you see what's on the news every day is a video of some cop trying to do their job. trying to force, you know, the laws in these neighborhoods which need it to make them safe, to make them livable. cops are going to be slow to draw probably because they are reluctant on stopping people. >> the communities are going to be the ones that are going to lose. >> >> yeah. he is not the only one saying that you have

lt. kenneth butler who is the president of vanguard justice society which is a group vanguard police officers. he has never seen so many dejected faces. hearing from guys who are the go getters on his team. go out here and get the guys. now they are hands off. officers all over the country are reluctant to. >> we have seen this movie before. happened in the 60 where mayor lindsey attacked the police and police pulled back and 20 years of mayhem. people left the city. new york was disaster. we knows what happens? you don't have to go that far back. mayor de blasio didn't seend police officers in the eric garner case they turned their backs on him. crime ticking up. havoc tickets not handed out as cops going away. one other thing new yorkers love to hate on is tom brady. he made the front page of

the new york papers this week for a number of reasons. but this morning's paper headlines that tom brady could be suspended for three to six games because of deflate-gate. the report came out. he didn't hand over text messages. he didn't give the fbi his phone he said hands off of that he probably knew about what was unfolding in the locker room. >> the guys who did give over text messages we know what they said. the equipment manager and his friends said they were doing. this they were expecting shoes and money and stuff in return. so it does make you wonder what did brady know and why if he doesn't have anything to hide why isn't he handing over his text messages? now, tucker, i know you feel differently about this. >> i'm trying to keep it in progressive. if the press were half as aggressive with hillary clinton and the cash for the candle that surrounds her as they have been over the football story with tom brady, this would probably be a better country. people hate tom brady because is he successful. set best at what he does. he has self-restraint. seems like a decent guy and

fantastic wife and that drives certain people crazy trying to crush him. >> i like tom brady a lot. i'm a fan of tom brady. i loved joe montana growing up. to me was the most like joe montana, four super bowls. if he had awareness and telling members of his equipment team to deflate balls on his behalf and cheat to get an a vantage. it's not fair. >> why not win on great merit and skill alone. it's not about hitting him because he is good looking and has a beautiful wife. you could care less to this. leaving that aside is not being quicked of this. we don't know that tom brady has done mig wrong ever appearing before a judge offer jury is that the country you want to live in? >> there is clearly a theme

here. people who succeed are cut down by angry envious mob that's what's going on now. >> or new york giants fans. ff weekend on twitter go. it our facebook page and weigh in on deflate-gate and so much more. >> coming up, free speech or something so much more sinister. cops linked to antipolice rhetoric. former new york city mayor says this tragic trend is disgusting and failure of leadership. now for him next. >> edition of st. louis zoo. fedex, the real life polar express coming up. ♪ clap along if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ because i'm ♪ clap along ♪ if you feel that happiness is the truth ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along if you know what happiness is to you ♪ 'cause i'm happy.

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what you felt about it and what he thinks about the antipolice rhetoric in general. >> when i was mayor of new york before september 11th, i was at the bedside of and at the funerals of at least 48 police officers who died before september 11th. then after september 11, i was at a funeral of hundreds of police officers and firefighters. so probably more than most, he i know what it means the sacrifice that our police officers make. our firefighters make. i had four uncles who were police officers. i had a cousin who died in the line of duty. i find this attack on police

disgusting. ignorant and an avoidance of responsibility. the responsibility here lies by and large with the amount of crime that is allowed to he occur in certain communities in the united states and a failure of political leadership to clean up those problems. when the people from that community in baltimore when the political leaders in that community in baltimore talked about how bad things are in baltimore for the last 40 years they were the people and the political party who have run that city for 440 years. they're the ones that should have been asking themselves what did we do to clean it up? i can tell what you did i to clean up new york city. i can show you how crime went down in harlem and bedford and the dangerous areas of new york city. and i don't think what you saw in baltimore, what happened in those areas of new york city anymore blaming this on the police is a political dodge for the people who have done nothing

for the communities they serve. in the the case of baltimore that is true. >> there is a bright spot in the wake of what has unfolded here in new york city and of course the choking -- and the choking death here in new york city. seems to be that relationships between the nypd and mayor bill de blasio have improved. did he heed some of your advice in the few days following that incident? >> >> i don't know if the mayor could say heeded my advice. acting much better. saying much more supportive things and hopefully that will, you know, that will continue. the mayor needs the police and the mayor should be the one that is giving people the right perspective about the police, which is that most of them police officers we lost on september 11th and police officers we lost on the line of duty. >> mr. mayor i will get you out of here on this

question. did the obama administration drop the ball on their response to what unfolded in baltimore? >> >> no, i found in president obama's words in recent days also more supportive language about police and about police officials than i have in loretta lynch's words. just like mayor de blasio, and maybe i'm being optimist here but i see maybe a bit more wisdom in what they are saying. maybe there is some growth going on here. let's hope that's the case. >> mr. mayor always great to see you here. >> great to see you too. >> thanks, mr. mayor. coming up, she went in for jaw surgery and ended up getting an extensive brain operation that she didn't even need. how does that even happen? and the video is terrifying. a stranger forces his way into a house to attack a 13-year-old girl who is home alone at the time. the latest on the girl who fought back and the suspect. plus what if this happens to your kids?

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welcome back. some quick legal headlines for you now. arizona supreme court says a family cannot sue after police mistakenningly told them their daughter died in a 2010 car crash. the officers confused abbey gerra with a friend who was killed. the suit deter officers from speaking with families. jury family of a woman killed after doctors accidently performed brain surgery. the 81-year-old went to the hospital for a jaw procedure but doctors mixed up the

x-rays and performed the wrong surgery on her. ainsley? >> this morning a california man behind bars follow as 13-year-old from school and attacking her. those terrifying moments were can a cut an camera. even though young girl fought back. slapped him in the face and sent him running amazingly. >> but the scenario may not always play out so favorably. how you can protect your children here to weigh in with sutton policeman who supervised hundreds of crime investigation against children. nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> so you say avoid becoming a victim like this. i mean, she was home alone. you say got to be start off by having situational awareness. how do you break that down for us? >> well, after looking at the vape, this is the proverbial teachable moment for parents all over the united states to take a look at this. and to use this to instruct

their children. we believe in preparation not paranoia. we don't want to scare children. this is the perfect way to show children how to act and how to react in situations like this. at the beginning of this little piece of video. you see the suspect following the young lady. this is where the prevention starts by teaching our children to be aware of your surroundings, that situational awareness. simply glancing back several times during other walk home could have alerted her to the fact that this guy was behind her. and then it's really important. you have got to follow your gut and teach children how important this is. we get gut feelings, it's sometimes, you know, we push it away because we don't want to actually -- it makes us feel stupid because oh that couldn't possibly happen. feeling it and working on that gut feeling is vitally

important. >> so if you sense danger, in effect, you say if you sense danger, act on it want don't convince yourself that you are being silly. you are right. >> exactly. exactly. this is what -- where parents can really pay a tremendous role here. by teaching children rehearsal. like fire drills. you want to prepare for something that will probably never happen by showing children and role playing with them. then you can actually prepare them for if the possibilities. now, what this young lady did was amazing bravery. and if i could actually. >> let me ask you about what that amazing little girl did she did send him off. when you watch that video if you could show that is he walking up the path of the house. right here she goes into the front door and he follows her. should she have just stayed outside and screamed bloody murder, asking for help? because going inside she had

to know he was going to follow her. >> yeah. this was the critical moment right here. prevention part was being aware of this guy behind her. now, when he actually approaches her. first of all she is scared to death. there is no doubt about that because who wouldn't be? this is the moment when as soon as she saw the approach. instead of going into the house. she should have gone into the street. screaming, yelling because the last thing this guy wants is attention. right? so, this is where teaching children what to do is so vitally important. once he pass passed the threshold then things take an incredibly dangerous turn. this is where her heart and her fighting spirit should serve as an inspiration because she saved herself. because she had the guts to fight. because she within herself had that fighting spirit. she didn't let him get away

with it. >> amen. that is a lesson for all of us. not just our children burr ourselves. randy, thank you for joining us this morning. really smart. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> coming up. this wasn't on his resume. a prominent al jazeera journalist labeled as a member of al qaeda by the government. how did his alleged connection to that terror network go. >> that's pretty heavy. are you banking on the perfect mother's day gift you have no idea what to get your mom? clayton is coming to the rescue with great last minute gadget ideas including a blast to the past. we will explain coming up. you're driving along, having a perfectly

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actual bouquets of the flowers that you see. so when you order you know how are ordering from and know what you are getting no surprise for whom. >> i love the way that looks for mom or mom is going to love that that's exactly what you are going to get. >> if the florist doesn't have it anymore they will take it down. if you are going on right now to buy. you can actually see what's left for tomorrow in the actual photos. >> they're that good about it if they have run out right now they will go in and change it. >> if they don't have what's there sometimes they will call you and let you know what else they have. treating you like a customer and they love it because bloomnation is giving them the artistic ability to show. if you look at some of these designs they are not cookie cutter. >> beautiful. what's the most popular flower for moms on mother's day. >> a mixed bouquet because every mom has a different personality. here you can't go to the dog house with mom. mixed bouquet is safe. >> bloomnation.com. >> you can go on right now.

www.bloom nation.com and find a perfect bouquet for your mom. >> moms, i have bad news for you. look at the weather maps because weather is not looking that good for people. we have the tropical storm out there. tropical storm ana off the coast of the carolinas. be watching that throughout the day and it will make landfall tonight or early tomorrow morning across the carolina coast line bringing certainly some rain and some problems to the beaches. in across the northeast today it is warm and it is going to warm up. looking at temperatures into the upper 80's by the time we get to tomorrow, monday, and tuesday across much of the northeast. down across the southeast this is where we also have the rain. we have that coastal issues across the carolinas and then some threat for some tornadoes and severe weather and flooding again across oklahoma, texas and arkansas today into the northern plains. we are going to be clear and cool. a 9 in fargo and look at that white stuff on the western part of the map that's snow we are going to be dealing with across south dakota and at panhandle of nebraska. thank you very much. mother's day flowers. back to you inside.

>> thanks, rick. >> chilling last words from the pilot of a small plane that crashed on an atlanta highway killing all four people on board. moments after he took off the pilot report on the radio, quote: we're going down. greg byrd and two of his sons were killed, along with one of their fiancees, bird was flying to his other son's graduation in mississippi. police say it is a miracle the other drivers were not hurt. >> that plane was so low it wasn't even higher than the truck. part of the plane on the left side hit my truck. i looked to my left and the plane was up against the wall burning. >> the national transportation safety board will investigate that crash. a man who normally delivers the news is the one grabbing the ned lines this morning. al jazeera bureau chief in pakistan and the capital there asked to or added to a watch list of suspected terrorists. the u.s. government is labeling this guy as an al qaeda member. the revelation reportedly coming to light in documents that were provided by nsa

whistleblower edward are snowden. the journalist who scored interviews with several senior al qaeda leaders including usama bin laden denies the accusations. and, all aboard the polar express. the orphaned polar bear named coley has a new home at the st. louis zoo. fedex making that special delivery loading the 850-pound bear on to a plane, flying him from his old home in new york to memphis, tennessee. he was then put in a tured controlled truck for five hours for a drive to st. louis. he was orphaned as a cub after a hunter in alaska killed his mother. his debut in st. louis polar bear exhibit will be next month. and those are your headlines. tucker? >> well, thank you so much ainsley. tomorrow, of course is, mother's day if you didn't know that you do now. have you found the perfect gift for your mother yet? if you haven't don't worry because clayton morris is riding to the rescue. he has got some great ideas any mother would love.

you are going to sell us on this idea. >> some of these items may supplement your flowers. >> the jewelry great gadgets some of these are fantastic. the brand new mack book i'm telling you women are -- women here in the hallway saying i want the new mac book. it's ridiculously thin just came out. redesigned with a whole new keyboard with these butterfly keys which means it's a low profile incredibly thin and new force pack track pad i have been testing this. no movable parts a piece of glass and has tap feedback when you turn it off it doesn't move at all. using it vibrations to let you know you are clicking on something. >> can i try it? i need a new computer i would love to try it. >> your old mac book is a little long in the tooth. >> very good. >> very light too. >> i love. this i'm a fan of sound freak speaker systems come out with a new special edition just for mother's

day. partnered up with husband and wife team. and they put flowers on the side of it you can power your phone over it can you charge it, plus you can use wake up with the sounds that you want. using blow tooth so you can wake up to favorite songs every morning. dual alarm clock. wake up different time and weekday given alarm clock. >> how much is it? >> that one is. >> 99.99. >> exactly. >> not bad. the kindle, what did you say? >> don't make peanut gallery over there. >> the brand new kendall for my money is still the best ereaders on the market. amazon kendall great for reading on the the beach. pick it up for mom. paper white the voyage, they have a couple of different lineups. run to best buy and pick one up today in case you decided you didn't get one. hundreds of thousands of books can you download with the touch kindle store. works great super fast. sitting out at the beach can you read it in the bright sunlight, of course. >> this is incredible. ladies you are going to love this. >> move down to the tile. this is for the mom.

this is what i am talking about a supplemental gift. the tile, you put it on your keys. it will prevent you from other losing your keys again. >> that's a useful present. >> she loses her keys all the time. it powers with -- it connects with your smart phone so that you can find out where are my keys? put them on anything, put them into luggage. you can put them into a backpack. you can actually affix these to a remote control so you are wondering where the remote control went to. >> if you lose your luggage at the airport all you have to do is go on your iphone and track it yourself? >> copyright to dhs. >> and your bill. >> and you still don't get your luggage back. >> this is one of my favorite gadgets. this i think moms would like a lot. >> all those photos on your phone that you don't know what to do with on a regular basis. end up sitting there in a digital world. polar rode instant from back in the day? well now they have come out with new polar rode zip and it's a little printer and works so simply. take your photos off of your phone and download the polar

rode app. shear a photo we took just a short time ago here on the set of all of us sitting on couch. it prince right out from the front of it. watch this. there you go. >> that's incredible. the photo pops right out. comes with inkless printing sniewd of it. >> that's amazing. can you reorder new paper right from the app. so send it. >> is it expensive? >> it's not expensive at all. 129.99. and you get all of these -- it comes with a pack of photo paper that you get to start. and then can you just order more as you need them. >> doesn't that make you happy the polar rode camera is back. modern day version. >> that's actually a cool one. thanks clayton. i love it. coming up, republican presidential hopefuls are spending the weekend trying to win voters over in the state of south carolina. maybe the most charming of the 50 states. >> thank you. >> up next, the great frank luntz live from greenville, south carolina with the one thing candidates need to take to the white house. stay tuned for that. >> amazon removing boy and filters from its toy

section. are the pc police invading the toy aisle now? a fair and balanced debate coming up.

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married actually do shed some weight. overweight and single you are more likely to eat your feelings. a lot of them. ainsley? >> everyone their skinniest on wedding day. >> in a few minutes the g.o.p.'s top white house hopefuls will begin making cases for 2016 at the south carolina freedom summit. what messages are voters looking for and which candidates should we all keep our eyes on? let's ask pollster frank luntz, he joins us live from greenville, south carolina. great city. my mom is from there. frank, good to see you this morning. talk about what these candidates are going to be discussing and what voters want. i know they're going to be talking. you said one of the biggest issues they need to appeal to women. >> yes and in fact we did a survey over the week, trying to find out for the fraternal order of eagles, one of the great organizations who is the quintessential mom in america? democrats chose michelle

obama. overall the winner was angelina jolie. she has nothing to do with politics so she appealed to everyone. that's a message that these candidates need to take here very seriously. the challenge for republicans in 2016 how are they going to win the female vote against likely democratic nominee hillary clinton. i'm going to be listening to the words phrases and styles that they employ to reach out specifically to female voters. >> i know that south carolina is a very important state when it comes to the primaries and these elections. who is it most important for out of all of the g.o.p. candidates? >> i think the surprise here is going to be former texas governor rick perry. now, i have been walking through the state working through the state over the last couple months and perry has a surprising level of support. he spent a lot of time here. he has significant grass roots here. it's not a name that you hear that often as being one of the frontrunners.

in south carolina governor perry is doing quite well. so he is the guy that i'm going to be focused on here in about two hours. >> what about marco rubio? you know, talking about the elections and these candidates i'm hearing from a lot of people many like him. they love his story. they love his platform and coming from not much and then rising up in the ranks. but many people are saying it's not his time yet. they see him more as a v.p. or a number two guy. what does he need to do to appeal to the voters? >> well, each state -- it's important that we remember that south carolina is the third state in this whole primary calendar so that it really matters. scott walker, the governor of wisconsin is doing quite well in iowa. there's no frontrunner in new hampshire right now. here in south carolina, candidate like marco rubio. and your own fox news poll has shown it, since he announced he has gone up in every survey. i think the two reasons why rubio has been doing quite well number one is american exceptionism. he talks with great pride about being american, about

his great back story of his parents coming from cuba and, second, is that he has such good positive effective communicator. and that's exactly what republicans are so anxious to see. i'm going to be asking them in a moment do they want a governor or senator? and what's more important to them? the candidate's ideology or ability to defeat hillary clinton? marco rubio seems to have what they are looking for. so early at this point. >> frank i know you have a poll if the primary were today who would win? what do your polls say? >> so our polls show that rubio and walker have the advantage right now. you can't count out jeb bush. is he going to have more money than top two candidates combined. he has been around for a long time. rubio and walker seem to have struck a positive chord in these early states. it's not just the message it's the messenger. that's going to be the key. it's their back story and how they communicate it. >> well, we'll be following

you, frank. i know we will be seeing you a lot over the next year and a half. thanks so much for joining us this morning. coming up, new fallout this morning over deflate-gate, reports that tom brady might the music even out for an entire season? could this be the highest profile nfl says suspension ever? and amazon removing the word boy and the word girl from its toy sections. are the p.c. police invading the toy aisle now? a fair and balanced debate coming up next. do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxoffers.com dulcolax® tablets are comfort coated for gentle, overnight relief. hurry! try free at dulcolaxoffers.com. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief™. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything.

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well the oxford english dictionary is moving toward adding a brand-new made-up word called mx. no word on how to pronounce it but it's said to describe someone who doesn't consider him or herself a mr. or a mz. amazon.com made headlines this week after moving the boy and girl filters from its toy sections. these are both described as gender neutral moves. a good idea? here to debate it is the editor of realgirl.com my high school classmate, margo mcgown. and a senior independent fellow julie gunlock. welcome both. glad to see feminism's war on reality continues. boys and girls are different, men and women are different, biological biological. why spend so much time pretending that's not true? >> tucker i don't think we can

say that. i don't think we know that for sure at all. what amazon's decision gives is more freedom of choice for consumers so consumers are no longer guided to buy toys based on gender stereotypes where toys for girls are based on fashion and beauty and boys toys are based on science and electronics. >> we don't know that boys and girls are biologically different? science hasn't reached that conclusion? >> i'm saying that the brains of kids are developed, you know, at the time and they're based on activities. so there's brain plasticity. play is like work for kid. so the activities you engage in develop who you are and who you become. and there's no reason for kids to grow up in this gender-segregated world where toys replicate real-life inequities and real-life sexism where women are supposed to focus on what they look like and how they appear and men are supposed to focus on what they do. >> mx last i checked it was a

missile but now a description of someone who's neither male nor female. will changing the word change the reality? >> no. and, again, this move by amazon is a stunt to satisfy these feminist who is want this taken away. the bottom line is people are different. children are different. i'm the mother of three kids three boys. and i know that they prefer certain toys. we can pretend that boys and girls are the same. >> i don't think it's pretending. why are they choosing certain toys? they're choosing certain toys because they're told by places like target and previously places like amazon they're supposed to pick those toys. i also have three kids and my 4-year-old daughter was bullied at school for wearing boy shoes. they were "star wars" shoes. she was made fun of and she doesn't wear those anymore. >> kid are mean. that's not a new development. do you honestly believe that nature plays no role? hasn't the human genome project

defeated that line of thinking? a lot of this is baked in the cake, no? >> i'm saying tucker at best all we can say is we don't know. we are so influenced by society and what is going on. and if you look at toys for girls right now when you segregate them, they're completely sexualized. the whole reason i started my blog real girl is because my kids were given polypocket where all you do is dress her in a bikini or a mini skirt. >> i'm with you there. julie, one sentence. i'm sorry. i feel like we could go on forever. >> consumers have plenty of choices out there, and this just makes it harder to shop. >> it certainly does. >> freedom of toys for consumers. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. we feel like america is fall eight part. love to talk about it more but we have to go. >> thank you. >> coming up, the picture is incredible. a motorcycle part flies through the air like a buzz saw slicing a driver's windshield but the

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investigation into the baltimore police department. is the government putting cuffs on our cops? we'll have that next. and we all know a mother's love is a very special thing. >> please i can not have this constant bickering! >> but georgie, want the jell-o? >> isle take it in my room. >> as we celebrate this mother's day, we go back through our favorite tv moms. who's yours? we'll talk about it straight ahead. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> georgie! >> welcome, day before mother's day, 2015. glad to see you. >> thanks for waking up with us. happy mother's day weekend to all those mothers out there. >> did you get your mom's gift? >> you know what having a wife is the greatest thing in the world because -- >> she does it for you? >> no, because we plan really far ahead of time. if it was left up to me it would be late they are

afternoon. >> exactly. your presence is an early gift for me. >> are you kidding me? we miss anna this morning, but -- >> news from washington. attorney general loretta lynch newly installed at the justice department has announced her department doj will investigate the baltimore police department. the question is will this investigation hamper their efforts to keep crime under control in the city? the attorney general explained the rationale yesterday. watch. >> the issue really goes beyond just the interaction between the police and the community. because we're talking about generations not only of mistrust but generations of communities that feel very separated from government overall. and so you're talking about situations where there's a flashpoint occurrence that coalesces years of frustration and anger. >> so an investigation into the police department but no word on any kind of investigation into the state attorney who

filed -- >> exactly. >> -- who was quick to file charges, come out to the podium and declare to the crowd that i've been hearing you, i hear you loud and clear, and that's why we want swift justice. >> so what's scarier? smart point. what's scarier, rogue cops -- they may have had some in baltimore, by the way, i believe that -- or a rogue prosecutor? is there anything more terrifying than a prosecutor who kowtows to the mob? mob justice is the scariest thing and i think you're watching that in baltimore right now. >> her husband arm in arm with protesters walking down the street a councilman also having received money, as well from an attorney for the family of freddie gray. a lot of questions about that but no investigation. but there is a pattern, though of these sort of federal investigations of cops across the country. take a look at your screen. cleveland 2014 albuquerque 2014 ferguson missouri we know what happened there a short time ago, now baltimore. >> you know, a lot of people are upset that this announcement was made the very day that we were burying one of our own officers

here in new york. and we had some guests on earlier speaking about it. brian mooar was laid to rest on friday and his family is on the front cover of all our local neighbors, crying sobbing, the sister, the mom, the dad. some officers came from canada from all over the country. so many men and women in blue to pay their respects. then we get notice the doj is investigating what happened in baltimore. many are asking why did it have to happen the same day? give it the weekend so we can mourn the loss of this man in blue who did a good job for our community. >> what's effects of this? we saw this 50 years ago in the '60s where liberals desided we're being too tough on crime and they're committing crimes far good reason. then we had 20 years of crime after that. john rafferty is a retired new york city police lieutenant. he's seen this up close here in new york. he attended the funeral of officer moore just the other tay. and he joined us a couple hours ago. here's his prediction for what's going to happen. >> from speaking to all my

friends that are still in the police department, you know people are reluctant on stopping people because you see what's on the news every day is a video of some cop trying to, you know do their job, you know, trying to force the laws in these neighborhoods which need it to make them safe and make them livable. cop lbs slow to the draw because they're reluctant on stopping people. the communities are going to be the ones that are going to lose. >> our viewers weighed in this morning. charlie wrote us on facebook and had this to say. in the long run we'll pay for this treatment that cops are facing. they're afraid to do their jobs and i can understand that. maybe we should let the doj go out and face the lawbreakers. >> sam on facebook writes it is pure stupidity that we have people wanting cops to look the other way but won't demand responsibility and accountability for criminals. >> we have the attorney general making excuses for knocking over a cvs. wayne writes it looks like there will be no change in the doj. same sold divisive biased department of justice. >> how is this all working out

in baltimore? are the streets safer in baltimore this morning after this? not quite. there's new reports that police officers are hesitant to go out and do their jobs. here are some statistics since the freddie gray arrest and the investigation that we're now about to see. 25 homicides since gray's arrest. 25. >> wow. 40 people shot since april 27th since the riots. that wasn't too long ago. >> i didn't notice any of that in loretta lynch's statement. i wonder if she would describe all of those as quote, situation where is there's a flashpoint occurrence that coalesces years of frustration and anger. is this all legitimate protest? no. it's criminality and it hurts people and the department of justice ought to concern itself with upholding the law. that's their charter nap's what they do. the job of the doj is not to make communities feel good. it's to enforce the law and it's scary when they don't do that. >> lieutenant kenneth butler is the president of vanguard justice society, a group for black baltimore police officers.

he is saying that his officers are reluctant to go out and fight crime because of all this. he says "i'm hearing it from guys who were our go-getter, who would go out, go here and get their guns and get the bad guys and get the drugs. they are hands off now. i have never seen so many dejected faces." >> that's the other thing. the obama people want to make this into a story, a parable on race relations.tment has a black chief and the force is half black subpoena is this-- half black. is this race snism. a "fox news alert." a massive manhunt is under way for at least 40 inmamts who escaped during a riot at an iraq prison. and several escapees are convicted terrorists. at least six guards and 30 prisoners are dead but there are reports as many as 12 guards and 50 inmamts were killed. officials say the inmates overpowered the guards during the riot and they stole their weapons. prison is about 50 miles north of baghdad.

congressman trey doughty blasting the obama administration for dragging its feet on the investigation of the deadly benghazi attack releasing an interim report saying the white house has refused to cooperate. the report also hammers the state department and former secretary of state hillary clinton over her use of a private e-mail server. earlier this week clinton did agree to testify before the panel sometime this month. a close call for a driver who narrowly dodges a microh motorcycle part as it comes flying through a car's windshield on a california highway. firefighters say a bike's sprocket broke through the glass and became embedded in the roof of that vehicle. the driver of the car was not hurt. no word on the condition of that motorcycle rider. the sprocket. toad the wet sprocket nap's what it reminds me of. kate the duchess of cambridge, always looks trendy. now her new daughter is starting to look trendy too.

the social security administration revealing charlotte as the number ten girl in the u.s. during 2014. the most popular, ava, isabella sophia olivia and one is emma. for the boys william, jacob, mason, liam noah holing out the top spot for a second year in a row. those are your headlines. you haven ava. >> i do. and today is her third birthday. >> is that true? >> this is her first year where she, like knows what's happening. >> right. well there may be princess stuff involved today. >> she's watching right now. >> pink and white. >> that's right. extreme weather is happening across the country. more nasty storms expected to slam the midwest today a day after four tornados touched down in the state of texas. >> there it is! >> there it is, the tornado. >> remarkably no major damage or injuries reported from last night's storms. >> flooding remains a big threat in oklahoma.

nearly a dozen counties are left under water and at least two people have died from this week of flooding. >> and the hail is the sitz of golf and tennis balls. norman oklahoma forcing the university of oklahoma to cancel its graduation ceremony. rick is tracking all this. >> so big, y'all. hail flooding severe weather. this is where we have the flood concerns right now across parts of kansas oklahoma texas and arctic national wildlife refuge. the rain is still there and throughout the day today we'll see more of it. that's why they've issued all these flooding concerns. however, over the next couple days i think we'll see a little more rain spread south of texas and the eastern half of texas and watch the flooding concerns there. lit grow today across parts of arctic national wildlife refuge. very heavy rain. we'll see 10 inches over the next few days and that means flooding concerns will continue. one thing that has changed a

little bit. the storm prediction center out of norman oklahoma has dropped to the moderate risk we had for severe weather across parts of western kansas. now they've lowered it to an enhanced threat. still means there's a threat but things are looking a little more improved where we won't see as large a destruction from tornadoes today. nonetheless, still a threat there. tomorrow, the threat scoots to the east for mother's day, a very very big swath including to the north and across parts of iowa. to start the workweek monday ohio valley still across parts of texas where we're going to be seeing that very heavy rainfall as well. one other spot we could be seeing an isolated tornado or two is across parts of the carolinas. this is tropical storm anna. every time you have a land falling tropical system you could see a tornado there. that making landfall sometime tonight into tomorrow morning. tropical storm ana our first storm of the year. >> she's a very formal storm. >> yes.

>> thank, rick. >> thanks rick. one quick thing before we go. i was on the plaenl the other day and i sat next to a man who was coming from arlington national cemetery. a sad trip for him. he'd just buried his niece. he told me about her on the flight. she is marine corps major elizabeth kealey known to family and friends as betsy. she was a helicopter pilot. she was killed in january in a training accident. we wanted to honor her and her memory. these are photographs from her family. she was a wonderful woman apparently and died in service to this country. here's to you, betsy. >> she looked very young, too. thinking about the family this morning. coming up here on the show as the justice department starts its investigation into the baltimore police department some experts worry that mayors and other cities will try to follow suit. is this a good step for policing? former deputy assistant attorney general robert driscoll weighs in next. and new fallout this morning over deflategate. reports that tom brady may have

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unconstitutional behavior by the baltimore police department. >> right. so it seems to be though, a pattern where the obama administration swoops in in the wake of news stories that suit its political ends and starts investigating a police department. some believe this is an effort to in effect federalize police departments. do you believe that? >> i don't think so. although i think there's that risk. i agree with you that there's been an optics problem with this department opening a pattern and practice of investigation, response to the public outcries to do so. in particular baltimore, i think, this investigation is warranted based on the history of this department. but in the context of i mean, for example, ferguson i was skeptical that a pattern and practice was needed there. other places i've been skeptical. and i do think there is some risk that the public now expects every time there's a high-profile matter the feds will swoop in and help. and i don't think that's a healthy attitude to have. >> so here i have no trouble believing the baltimore police

department is corrupt. i know that the inmay notes literally ran a jail in baltimore so the city is obviously troubled and badly run. but you have to compare that concern to the concern of having a state's attorney in maryland moseby who clearly was doing the bidding of the mob. my question is what's more dangerous to civil society, a couple bad cops or a prosecutor who's clearly out of control? >> i think there's a good argument that the individual officers are likely overcharged and that the decision to charge them was made in haste. that's something that's outside of the jurisdiction of the department of justice, but in general it is not a good idea to charge as quickly as she did and i think more concerning are her public statements at the press conference where she charged where she essentially said she heard the calls for no justice, no peace and told the crowd she was working for justice for freddie gray which i think in the context she made those statements did not make her seem like an impartial prosecutor.

i think there's a big risk there, again, of setting expectations high and it may be a great win for her in the short term politically but the question is what's going to happen if the verdicts go the other way, will it be even more unrest. i look back at ferguson and i was skeptical then that i thought everybody from the department of justice made it seem like that was an open and shut case and that will needed to be justice on behalf of michael brown, and i think that contributes to the public's reaction when a verdict goes the other way as opposed to letting everyone know in advance, hey, look i'm the prosecutor i'll present the facts, where they lead and it may well be that there's some police officers that have some liability here but also it could turn out the other way. and i think no one is saying that and i think the public will react badly if the verdict goes the other way. >> and you'd think that law enforcement officials that see their job as protecting the rule of law and not affecting trendy social changes. >> that's what they should be

doing. again, i think it's important not to lose sight of the fact that what happened to freddie gray is fairly extreme and deserves to be investigated by someone. the man died in police custody. it wasn't an instance where he was necessarily attacking an officer or there was a response like there was in ferguson. that certainly deserves to be looked at. this notion that the feds are going to swoop in and fix everything every time there's one of these instances i think is one that we should move away from to the extent we can. >> nicely put. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. coming up a college professor under fire for tweets like this one asking why is white america so reluctant to identify quite college males as a problem population. wow. what do you think of that? we'll report and you can decide. and this time of year it's a battle between you and the elements. but stop the sniffling and sneezing. put down the benadryl. next some at-home remedies you can make. we'll try them out and see what happens. say a prayer.

welcome back. winter's polar vortex may be gone but here comes the pollen tsunami. after a ferocious winter and delayed spring, pollen counts have been record breaking. here with useful ways to treat your allergies at home, dr. dr. dr. anita ogden. >> thanks for having me. >> my wife has been miserable, box of tissue kids miserable. it's bad this year. >> it's turning into a terrible season. we're getting tree pollen and grass pollen all at once so it's a little unusual that way so it's really important to start taking measures you can use at home to minimize your symptoms.

>> let's dive into some of your tips. let's start with the saline. >> i recommend to all my patients when they get home after a day being outside, rinse out your nose and eyes with the saline wash so you're removing those microscopic pollen particles you end up sleeping with lodging in your mucous membranes overnight and making them worse. good to wash away the pollen. >> the other night i had to put an air purifier in my boy's room because it was a mess. >> allergy sufferers should keep the windows run the air conditioners. allergens penetrate into the home. look for one with a hepa type. >> hydration. >> hydration. >> we all don't drink enough water, but you can do this -- if you don't have access to the water and these powders as well? >> yeah, i like need hydration powders available at any

pharmacy. dehydration has been associated with higher histamine levels that drive allergies. this is a good way to replace your electrolytes. water doesn't do that enough. >> wide-brimmed hats. >> you're trying to minimize your exposure to pollen. >> my look. keep it off our hair? >> exactly and off our face if you have a wide-brimmed hat. eyeglasses are key with the eye coverage as well. >> vaseline. why use vaseline? >> using it at the tips of your nose will help catch some of the particles and keep them from getting way in there and causing nasal symptoms. >> that is a great tip. and facemasks. >> if you're handling anything with pollen including your pet, decks, cars never want to sweep them. always use a hose and always use a mask and gloves. >> mowing the lawn. >> exactly. >> wipe down your pets? >> they're a huge source of bringing pollen into the home. hose them down wash them more frequently. wipes are a quick, effective way

to remove those allergens. >> great tips. hopefully we can bring relief to people out there. great to see you. didn't help our cause with giant flowers next to us. coming up on the show he carried old glory across five continue negligents serving our country om to find it stomped on and vandalized along with his car. but up next we have a huge surprise coming his way. and it's known fact mothers are some of the best cooks out there. rocco despirito joins us.

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how come i'm doing all the dancing? >> well, honey you are the star. >> oh, that's right. ♪ >> what's the matter? >> nothing. i'm fine. >> she was so funny. >> it is mother's day's weekend, and as we celebrate mother's day, who's your favorite all-time tv mom? well chronicle express has put together their favorite tv moms based on a big reader poll. here are the top five. lawyer lie gilmore from the gill

nor girls on the top of the list. morticia adams of the adams family. >> buffy from "buffy the vampire slayer." >> vivian banks i'm not surprised from the fresh prince of bel air. and of course lucy ricardo. but none of those deserve the top spot. i hate to big foot this but obviously it's samantha from bewitched. >> so the mom on that? >> there she is elizabeth montgomery. not only was she appealing in every possible way, she was literally magic. >> right. >> that's kind of the trump card. >> i don't know. i'm trying to think george costanza's mom, she's my favorite estelle. she was funny. >> she's pretty great. that's years of therapy right there. >> her voice. >> just looking at her makes me want to go to shrink. >> i liked brady bunch, so i liked carol brady. bringing them breakfast in bed. but i also liked little house on

the prairie. mrs. wilder was a great mom too. >> she was. >> a lot of people on facebook wrote us with their choices. roger said mrs. cunning flamme happy days. rosalie said marie from everybody loves raymond. >> depends on who you ask. raymond loved her. >> and chris writes miss kay robinson of duck dynasty. real christian, and a great cook. boy, those are three great criteria. she's an actual person. unlike our picks. >> right. estelle estelle costanza. weigh in on our facebook page. tom brady will reportedly face the music for the deflategate next week. one report says he could be suspended for up to eight games. but it will likely be lower than that we're being told. the wells report found that brady was at least generally aware staffers were deflateing the footballs. he dodged questions about the report during a public appearance thursday night but says the scandal does not take

away from the patriots super bowl win. has this incoming tweet from a professor crossed the line? one tweet says why is white america so reluctant to identify white college males as a problem population? another quote, "white masculinity is the problem for america's colleges." the school is standing behind the professor saying she is exercising free speech. yesterday we told you about a distinguished marine corps veteran who came home to find a flag that he carried with him on duty across five different continents, that that flag had been desecrated along with his car. someone drew all over marvin hernandez garcia's beloved flag with a magic marker. he joined us earlier on "fox & friends" with a message for the culprits. >> the flag remits freedom. when you step on the flag you really are stopping on those veterans that have really fought for you. let's not destroy things.

our country needs dialogue more than violence. >> well, we had a message for him. a group that helped support military families is going to pay for his car, going to pay for a new flag and giving him a weekend getaway. and the good news is dana perino goes prime time tonight in a sitdown special with elisabeth hasselbeck. she opens up about her incredible journey from a ranch in wyoming to the white house press secretary including the touching moment an unconscious marine opened up his eyes while former president george w. bush was talking with the wounded marine's son about the purple heart. here is a preview. >> and he sat looking at the soldier, making eye contact, tears stream do you think his face onto the wounded warrior, and then touched his forehead to his. maybe it was a little bit of a miracle that he -- that the wounded warrior heard the president talking to his child and wanted so much to be a part

of that moment. >> and the good news is airs tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. lit also air tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. it's great. you've got to tune in for that. and those are your headlines. i'm going to handle it over the rick who has your weather for you. >> so excited for that one. happy mother's day to the children bringing their moms. >> yes. thank you. we're having a great time in new york. just got off the bus and here we are. >> what a nice daughter. >> yes. >> and another nice daughter. >> from buffalo. yes, i left all the ice and snow for new york city. >> this is a good deal. this is what really ultimate mother's day gift. prepare for that for next year. couple things going on. first of all, we have been looking at a really big chance for severe weather today and that is minimizing quite a bit. we're still going to see some tornadoes. we're still going to see some hail and some wind but western kansas had been under the gun. i think things are going to be a little less severe and that is great news.

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using puffed brown rice. my mother actually said and she's never said this about anything i've cooked before "they're better than mine." >> eggplant in the meatballs? >> yes. >> genius. >> garlic onions. >> olive oil? >> and egg white. you mix it all up like crazy, end up with little balls like that. they're about an ounce and a half each. so the meatballs went down from 250 calories each to 45. >> seriously? >> yes. you can eat these -- >> i'll eat every one of those. >> this obviously needs to be mixed more. then you add some sauce. >> what's in the sauce? >> the sauce is very simple marinara no sugar add, low fat. >> can you smell that? >> come on now. >> then you mix it up. then you make a nice meatball. >> only five meatballs and you guys will have to fight for them. >> i'm eating them to be honest.

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weeks ago hillary clinton was promising to take money out of politics. remember this? >> start breaking down the divisions that have paralyzed our politics. and we have to get rid of the unaccountable money that is

flooding into our political system even if it takes a constitutional amendment. but but. >> but she's meeting with potential superpac donors. our political panel is with us. nice to see you all this morning. critics are saying she's being hypocritical hypocritical. >> they say that about her who no matter what she's doing. >> she's got an lot of money from wall street over the years and going out in front of the american people saying money is unaccountable, we have to stop this. >> she won't be able to compete if she doesn't do this. just because someone advocates for the a certain policy it can't be in an ideal world right now, this is the way it works, republicans will be fund-raising like that jeb bush will raise $100 million in may alone. is she supposed to go out like

bernie sand sners. >> obama did not embrace superpac until ten months before the election never went to a donor meeting. it's entirely different. he did it in an authentic way. >> i appreciate you calling obama authentic. i don't hear that much. >> does hillary have a trustworthy problem? look at the new "wall street journal"/nbc news poll. folks are saying hillary clinton simply isn't honest. take a look at this. april 2015 25% down from june of 38%. it's plummeted over the past year. >> and she's take an big risk. she's said my message is going to be i'm going to be the champion of everyday americans. all of these actions are in direct contradiction with saying i'm a fighter for everyday americans which makes it even worse. she's setting herself up to be not trusted. you're going to go out there and put that stake in the ground and go out and meet with superpacs it's in direct contradiction. she can't do it. >> does she have anything to be tarnished by?

charles krauthammer has said repeatedly little will stick to her talking about benghazi last year that for her she's already been battle tested and most americans know all about her. what more can we say? >> sure. i think these scandals are different. the clinton foundation, she is being immersed in big money. she calls hearst champion of the people she understands the everyday american, yet she's schmoozing and giving quid pro quo favors to big business. >> there is no evidence anything illegal happened. >> there is circumstantial evidence she gave quid pro quo favors to big -- >> circumstantial evidence. >> her symbols are surrounded by big money at the same time she's on this tour earning the votes of everyday americans and they're in contradiction with each other. what is real almost doesn't matter to the american people. what is their truth and what they're seeing her do is really important. >> in iowa she's still up or 70% say she's honest and trustworthy. it dipped last month but it went right back up. >> this all comes in the face of

republican challengers right now. she doesn't have anyone to go up against where the republican field talking act walking contradiction, have got a lot of different positions right now in the republican party. and now news that senator lindsey graham is set to join this growing list of gop contenders. is the big party, the big platform right now, the big field going to hurt republicans? >> not at all. i think it shows a multiplicity of popular viewpoints. we have libertarian viewpoint, social conservative viewpoint, a ton of different viewpoints i think will come out during the primary and give the american voters choices versus the clinton coronation. there's one possibly two candidates. and, you know, i like the contrast. >> jessica, the argument of course is that you have to move to the right, placate the base and then shift back towards the center during the general election. we saw what it did to mitt romney. is it going to be a problem this time around? >> i think yeah. you have i think 17 gop candidates. we can't even fit them on one stage. they're having risers at debates

or how do you keep people out? moving back to the center will be an issue and moving right will be an issue for these candidates. we've seen that with jeb bush. he doesn't want to go as far as the base may demand from him. it's a difficult line to toe. i totally agree. i wish there was more on the democrat side. >> this is great for republicans in my opinion. we have a lot of different opinions out there right now, foreign policy immigration, national security patriot act, nsa. there's a bevy of different opinions about this. will we have an honest debate? >> i hope so. i think right now having this many candidates really gives us an opportunity to kick the tires, see who we want to run and it allows for people not to have to go totally right, allows for different opinions. i think it's great. if we had two or three candidates we'd end up in a death match and kill each other before we got to the general election. >> steel cage match. wwe style. >> bush/walker style. >> great to see you. >> thanks so much. coming up on the show, he stood up to the bullies in his

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frustrated over being bullied, a 10-year-old boy from philadelphia posted this to instagram instagram. to everyone that calls me short, i had cancer. you don't have to be tall to win. i could be tall but god slowed down my growth for me to be the best person i can become. >> that boy, dominic zaffino, had no idea his post would go

viral. de >> defensive end brandon bair saw the post and invited dominic to the team. welcome to both of you. >> morning. >> how did you see this brandon, instagram post and what was your response to it? >> believe it or not, i'm not on facebook instagram. i don't have any of that. >> good for you. >> his aunt who i had met at a home show that summer she reached out to me and told me about dominic. i felt bad because i didn't have a way to get the message out. the way i responded was reached out to his family. we had lunch together and brought him to introduce him to the team. >> you had been going through chemo therapy and it stunted your growth. >> yes. >> when you posted this on instagram, were you totally surprised to see the response? >> i came home one day and i was blown away. i was really shocked. >> what did your friends say? >> a lot of them were like oh you're so lucky you got to meet

them. >> you got to go see the philadelphia eagles. meet tim tebow. >> yeah. i got to meet tim tebow. >> sproles? >> yeah he's one of my favorite players. >> you learned that some of them had faced bullying like you, right? >> darren sproles said he got made fun of because he was always shorter. now, look at him. he's on the eagles. >> it's amazing. how did you feel? something that hurt your feelings so much turned into something so positive. >> mm-hmm. i was actually really happy about that. i didn't want it to get worse because of that. but now, it's helping other kids stand up to bullying, too. >> and big, strong 6'6" philadelphia eagles as well. >> yeah. >> how has this touched your life brandon? >> i've mentioned it before. i'm a father. i've got three little kids and thinking about how i'm going to raise them.

i'm looking up to a 10-year-old right now, making sure it's important for my kids and everybody understands that you can stand up. don't sit back and let these things happen. >> dominic, what was the best part of this experience? >> the kids at school said sorry for calling me short and everything. >> that's awesome. they asked for your forgiveness. can you forgive them? >> definitely. >> brandon, what was the mood like in the locker room? >> it was cool. everybody was giving him high-fives telling him how proud of them they were. the biggest complaint was he had a 93 jersey on. everyone wanted him to have their jersey on. they all signed jerseys for him to wear as well. >> what a great story. >> good number. >> thank you for coming on. >> you're an inspiration. we'll be right back. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others.

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welcome back. tomorrow we have clinton cash joining us. >> it is mother's day. plus a 10-year-old who saved his

classmate from choking. and a teenager who invited his mom to prom. >> was it noble, embarrassing or both? >> i don't have a prom. >> what? >> he's too young. if you thought these protesters demanding $15 an hour are pushing it and democratic lawmakers trying to mandate $12 an hour are overdoing it now one california city topping it. raising its minimum wage to $16 by 2019. will this wave for government mandated wage hikes have jobs taking a hike? hi everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." here they are. jonas ferris john layfield welcome everyone.