after slipping out of her handcuffs. she was arrested after hitting a man with a stolen car. the ugly, an indy car driver goes airborne and crashes during practice for the indy 500. we are going to have to say good-bye. it is 6:00. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning to you. it is friday, may 15th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. breaking overnight, wreckage from the united states marine helicopter gone missing is found. details on the desperate search that has just come to a tragic end jeb bush finally clearing the air on what he really meant about iraq. knowing what we know now what would you have done? >> i would not have engaged. i would not have gone in iraq. >> it took a week. will critics stay qui et. >> good question, clayton. >> thank you.

now, this news we did not want to hear. breaking overnight, the king of blues gone. bb king, dead at 89. this morning, we are remembering the music legend and so much more, because mornings are better with friends. good morning, everybody. as you see, clayton is in for steve doocy and happy to be here according to reports. >> and the people in the hallway that i told them. >> and just on time with your smart watch that i have been envying. >> that's actually what i got for my dirth dbirthday. i didn't get the actual watch. i got an add. >> like an iou. >> you got a cardboard version of it? so sweet. >> i will watch you to learn how to work it. >> we have a lot to discussion.

>> we sure do. first, we are going to turn to heather. she has an laeert on the missin marine helicopter. breaking news coming in overnight. the wreckage of that u.s. military cop ter that had vanished in nepal while giving aid to earthquake victims. it has been found. they said there is no chance for survivors. three bodies have been recovered, six u.s. marines and two local soldiers were on board when that helicopter disappeared on tuesday. radio chatter suggests that there was some type of fuel problem. this information coming in overnight. we'll bring you more as we get it. the islamic state releasing new audio they kram is from their leader e was reportedly severely injured during a u.s. air strike back in march. the recording features a voice said that sounds like his and calling for more recruits and saying islam was never a

religion of peace but a religion of fighting. the audio has yet to be confirmed mystery surrounds the death of four people found in a burning home in an upscale washington, d.c. neighborhood, northwest washington. investigators calling the fire highly suspicious. that fire burning not far from vice-president joe biden's home. the couple with three children lives in that house. investigators are trying to track the movements of a blue porsche that disappeared from that home yesterday morning and was later found abandoned hours after that fire. police say there is no sign of forced entry. another drone goes up over our nation's capital just one block from the white house. it lands the pilot in handcuffs. secret service agents commanded a guy to land his small drone, which he did but he was still arrested for violating the area's no drone zone. he was given a citation. this is the latest in a string of recent breaches. just weeks ago, a postal worker land thad gyrocop ter thingy on

the lawn and another drone crash landed near the white house. those are your headlines. we will follow up the story with the helicopter story. while you were sleeping, the music world lost a legend. ♪ ♪ hey, everybody ♪ hey, everybody hey, everybody, the king of blues, bb king, has died at the age of 89. anna kooiman is here with how he will be remembered. >> we are remembering the beale street blues boy. he was known for his soul full guitar licks and heartfelt vocal styles and inspiring bluesy rockers. he passed away peacefully at his home in los angeles. the legend had diabetes and his health had been declining over the past year. he cut his first recording in

1948 after spending some time as a disc jockey in memphis. the 15-time grammy winner is considered one of the greatest guitar players of all time. influencing heavy hitters like eric clapton and jimi hendrix. he is known for such chart toppers as the thrill is gone, 3:00 blues and "rock me baby." ♪ rock me baby ♪ rock me all night long . >> king continued to rock into his 80s and never gave up the spirit and the soul to play the blues. >> the more i play, the more i learn about it. i may not be able to play better but a lot of the kids tell me today that i do. musical icons tweeting their condolences. beatle, ringo starr says, god bless bb king, peace and love to

his family. richie sambora saying, my friend and legend bb king passed. i'm so sad. he was so great to me. we've lost the king. my love and prayers to his family. king was 89 years old. >> thanks, anna, well done. six minutes after the hour. another fox news alert. new questions about the deadly amtrak derailment after video on board reveals the train sped up moments before crashing, big-time, did it speed up. >> the engineer at the controls now agreeing to meet with investigators after initially refusing to cooperate. >> rick paul is live with the latest on the story. >> good morning. investigators have now been able to document how fast ac track 188 was traveling. ac sell accelerating from 75 to 106 before he slammed on the

emergency brakes and the train derailed. they still don't know why he was going so fast. that engineer may be the only one who can explain what happened. he hired a lawyer and hasn't spoken to the ntsb yet but he will soon. >> what i believe is a very good way to interview people is honestly to not ask questions, to basically give them a figurative blank sheet of paper and allow them to paint us a picture of what they recall. we want to know his account of what he recalls leading into that tragic event. >> yesterday, the ntsb began moving five of the seven passenger cars and a locomotive off the damaged tracks and carted them to a secure location in delaware. the last two most badly damaged cars will also be moved after the eighth and final victim was

found in a mangled meadow of that car. all 238 people on board have now been accounted for. the tracks are now being accounted for and service on this very busy line should be partially or fully restored which monday morning. on a political front here at home, jeb bush had a week in which he came public. saturday, he recorded the interview with megyn kelly and it airs on monday and tuesday. one question everybody focused on was his answer to the question which he really misunderstood. knowing that there were no weapons of mass destruction, would you have still authorized going into iraq. he originally said yes and walked back a couple of times and finally got it right. listen listen. >> knowing know what you would have done? >> i would not have engaged and not have gone into iraq. that is not to say that the world is safer, because saddam hussein is gone. it is significantly safer.

to authorize uses, the united states armed forces against iraq. you had overwhelming support both in the house and the senate. >> and the u.n. look at this here. in even answering that, originally, he said he had misheard the question posed by megyn kelly on the kelly file. he is trying to clarify again. it has now been four days of this. >> after knowing and having the clarification, it was still a mess. he then said he wasn't going to comment on it. hypotheticals given out of respect for those that have given their lives. >> i liked that comment. i thought it resonated with voters. >> but to say these folks did not lose their lives in vain. he had the opportunity all week to walk that back. laura ing laura ingraham said, this isn't over for him. this is going to haunt him. >> that thing is a killer for jeb. this was a terrible week he tried to correct today. ultimately, it opened the window into what will be a recurring issue. this is no the a three-day

story, megan. this relitigation of the bush years will continue. that's what politics is. >> first off, i think this is so important to put this into context. maybe he wasn't prepared for the question and the answer. that might have been a mistake. in the big picture, if you asked fdr, if you knew that the japanese were going to bomb, would you have taken out more ships in pearl harbor. if they went to ronald reagan and said, knowing what you know now, the signal that terrorists got because we pulled out of beirut in the '80s, would you have left them in? if they went to bin laden and said, if you knew bin laden was going to blow up the trade center and the pentagon, and what happened in shanksville, what would you have done? >> the question really is, knowing what they knew then. >> that's the question. >> what would you do. if you knee exactly what they knew. >> they pile on him immediately this week. senator ted cruz, the answer should be, of course, you don't.

the governor in ohio saying, absolutely, the answer is no. >> or that we did see victory in iraq at some time and that this administration ended up undoing that. >> i think the message control maybe was missed this week but the opportunity in the future to clarify those thoughts are there. we have a long road to 2016. >> we have to log six to the first debate. we always do it and we are guilty. you always emphasize big wins and big losses. >> what do you think. weigh in on our facebook page or e-mail us at foxandfriends that's a ten-fetal gator. how did he get there? why are the kids so scared? he defended the clintons on

evidence. >> any evidence a krcrime may he been committed. >> what george stephanopoulous never told you? he donated $75,000 to the clinton foundation. he says he is sorry. is that enough? snoetd ♪

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george stephanopoulous a former insider turned anchor is sdis closing $75,000 in recent donations to the clinton foundation. first, it was 50 and later 75. he never revealed these to his bosses or viewers when he pressed peter schweitzer on his own bias. the first one. >> do you have any evidence that a crime may have been committed? >> we have investigative news and found no proof. there is no evidence that hillary clinton got directly involved in this decision. there is no evidence she intervened in this issue. >> the democrats have said this is indication of your partisan interest. >> stephanopoulous has apologized and said he won't be participating in the upcoming debate as a moderator.

is that enough? >> joining is now brad woodhouse. brad, for you. first off, your reaction to stephanopoulous trying to beat out the "washington beacon" on that list. >> your point is well-made. it was on a donor list published by the clinton foundation. it was found because the clinton foundation is transparent about who donates to it. george stephanopoulous made that contribution knowing it would be disclosed, because they do disclose all their donors. let me just say this. the questions that george stephanopoulous asked peter schweitzer were identical to the questions that chris wallace asked peter schweitzer. no one is accusing chris wallace of buy yacht, because news core

contributed to the krclinton foundation. >> you seem more at ease than even george stefan op lus. >> does this change the interviews seeing that george had a chance to interview him? >> it is not a surprise that georhe had been there. he was offering fair and balanced coverage of the issues. can you expect that when he is someone who has donated to what was essentially a slush fund for a future and former presidential candidate, someone who he is so closely tied to in his career? >> he owes more to the clintons thand luca brodzy did to the godfather. you can't expect him to be fair on these debates. >> i for the most part thinks he has been a very nice guy. he seems sometimes neutral. does this not play into one of

the most baffling things when out of nowhere, george stephanopoulous says, what about contributions and then we are off against war. >> hecity said he wanted to defund planned parenthood. it was a legitimate issue. this idea that the clinton foundation is some slush fund is ludacris. 43 million people have gotten support around the globe from the clinton foundation. they are fighting aids in africa. >> that is their own problem. they cannot fill out a good tax return. even president clinton said, mistakes have been made. >> we could all use better accountants. >> i don't think there is in way you can advance that argument and say that this is what was going on here. there are plenty of charities that george steph anopoulous

could have given to. this is the sort of thing that is prompting questions about what they can expect from the debate and whether the moderators are going to have their own things to disclose. >> ben and brad, good die bait. it is just starting. well see what abc does. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour, still, straight ahead, a train smashes into an 18-wheeler stuck on the tracks and caught on camera as you see. >> then, a teen told not to wave old glory from his truck, because it might be offensive. a commuter refusing to let that slide. their fight for the flag now.

welcome back. two students recovering after a school bus shooting. an argument between two males on the street and someone on the bus led the gun fire. last night, police nabbed two juvenile males as persons of interest in that case. caught on body camera, a georgia police officer hangs on for his life while being dragged by a car. >> out of the car. >> out of the car. the savannah officer pulled the suspect over while responding to a shoplifting call. 20-year-old brandon adams charged with aggravated assault. elizabeth? dozens of parents and students hit the streets thursday yesterday in a small south carolina town to depend the you states flag after a student was told to remove it

from his car. that powerful protest now forcing the school to back pedal on their policy and make an exception for the american flag. james crump was at the demonstration and is the parent of a sophomore at the school there. he joins me now. james, when you heard that the school said initially, no flags can be on cars, because they might cause some sort of danger and they actually took it a step further and took one of those american flags off of a student's car, what was your reaction? >> my reaction was, i was very angry. my daughter told me about it when she got home from school. my problem was, first of all, they didn't have any business messing with the young man's truck. second of all we as americans has lost so much already. we didn't stand up for prayer. we lost prayer in school. we didn't stand up for the ten commandments. lost that in the courthouse. when you start to talk about the flag that so many has died for

and these students are willing to honor the flag, of course, us as parents are going to stand behind them. >> what was your reaction when the community jumped in with their response? >> i was blown away. i met the students at a parking lot around 7:45 that morning. i let them in to the school where they pulled in and the road across from the school was already packed with supporters from the community. parents have started well around 5:00 or 6:00 that morning. >> i look at that and i read some comments. there were veterans there, comments there, kids there. when you don't allow kids the chance to be patriots here and you go looking for them later on in life and wonder why, the answer is, when people shut down the american flag to be hire. i like your t-shirt. what is the message about allowing our schools to grow

patriotism in students. mr. black said they teach patriotism in school. that's one of the things they love to teach their students about history and patriotism. his reasoning just wasn't there when he told the young man he couldn't fly the flag. i couldn't understand that. you want to tell me that you are teaching my daughter or other students about patriotism but they can't honor the flag, something is wrong. >> the statement here shows victory here. due to the outstanding display of trapatriotism through peacef demonstration, the school officials have reviewed and have decided that an exception will be made for the american flag as long as the size of the flag do not create a driving hazard. is that a victory? >> yes, it is. >> first of all, i want to point

out the policy. the policy was never there. i have had people get online and research that policy. it was never there. it wassen aunwritt an unwritten. second of all -- >> you are standing there and wearing your shirt. should the american flag have to be an exception to the rule? >> i don't think there was a rule. when it comes to the american flag, yes, it does. i think it has to be an exception. we, as americans, have the right to bear our flag. we have lost many, many soldiers for this flag. >> we sure have. we want to thank you for joining us today. we appreciate your patriotism and all you did to get it back in the schools. thanks. >> thank you. >> now, coming up, if you are going to run from the cops, don't try to swim away in the ocean. there is a lesson there. the all-out wrestle in the water that played out in the early morning plus, the bellas are back.

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next time. where did clayton go? >> i think he is getting ready for the weekend job. >> he biked away from work. >> i'll tell you what, this is a great idea. you know who does this, john stosle. he bikes to work every day. he is pretty active, between volleyball and biking. if you have a bike and you can bike to work, give it a try today. heather, we are going to save you some pedals for the next go-around, my friend. >> you are the only woman i know who could do athletics in high heels and do a nice job. >> clayton is the only man i know. >> gang, thank you. i have a fox news alert to bring you right now. a former henchman of osama bin laden is facing court. his bombing in africa. he was convicted on conspiracy charges for bombings that killed

224 people, including a dozen americans. they say he was close to osama bin laden and led a training camp. police teaming up with lifeguards at redondo beach to catch a 300-pound man naked and had a brilliant escape plan of sorts, swimming out to sea. earlier in the night, he was a suspect in a high-speed chase. even in the water, he wasn't going without a fight. the rescue took about 30 minutes as he squirmed around, bopped up and down and eventually, lifeguards were able to get him on a surf board and pulled him to shore where police arrested him. we don't know what on earth started the chase but it is quite a sight to see. good thing it is dark the moment a train collides with an 18-wheeler stuck on the tracks. take a look. >> that drama playing out in

johnston, south carolina, the train obliterates the tractor-trailer carrying a large electrical transformer tichlts a miracle no one was injured there. at a large scale find in south carolina in a yard. a ten-foot gator forces these two little ones to stay inside the safety of their home. a large reptile tacaptured in t photos was taken by mom. the kids were trying to board a school bus. other children were. this mom said, guys, let's stay inside for now. that animal disappeared into a nearby pond. that also happened in south carolina. yikes! frightening. let's head outside to maria who has a look at the weather for us. got any gators for us this morning. >> yes. i'm rolling in with my bike. much easier to wear it when you are riding pants, not heels. >> take a look at the weather

conditions across the country. some of you may not be wanting to ride your bikes to work. we do have a lot of rain. it has been coming down across texas for several days now. there are accumulations in some days. the past 48 hours, radar estimated precipitation, that is just incredible. that's really why we do have that flooding concern. as far as severe weather goes, the risk is across parts of nebraska and the plains. we do have concern for tornadoes. the severe weather risk continues across the plains. that goes as well for basically as we head into sunday. the severe weather threat will be in place for this weekend. there is a quick look at your high temperatures across the nation. very warm across the eastern two-thirds of the nation. you are looking at highs widespread into the 80s, 90s for you in tampa. in the 70s for you in denver.

back inside. >> she needs a basket in the front. >> remember the time you used to be able to put kids on your handlebars. now, it is considered -- i think you get arrested. >> someone will turn you in for sure. after 30 years, the franchise, mad max is releasing its newest film, "mad max furry road" starring tom hardy and charlene the charlene theron. >> kevin mccarty is joining us. what did you think? >> i have never been happier to be up at 3:30 in the morning to talk about a movie in my life. this film, i can pinpoint three times where i was so blown away by an action movie that i knew it was a game-changing film. when i was eight, it was terminator 2 and around 15, the

matrix and now this one. one of the greatest action movies i have ever seen. i know it might sound like a surprise but this is the same director, george miller, as the first three mad maxes. he did a brilliant job bringing back the franchise and you have tom hardy playing mad max. this is charlize theron's movie. she is the star. this prooves she is an action star. it is reportedly 90% practical effects. what you are seeing on camera is actually happening. 10% cgi. we are so inundated with computer graphics and action movies that this movie was a breath of fresh air. i have never seen anything like it. i have seen it twice. i am going for a third time today. i cannot wait. by the way, see it in 2-d. do not see it in 3-d, don't

waste your money there. i was so geeked out by the action. it is an r-rated do they go to? >> mars. >> basically, max teams up with charlize theron's character to restore order in a post apocalyptic war. i spoke with charlize theron and it is available. >> it can go either way. i think sometimes you can overdo it and then it just feels like you are a sore thumb sticking out all the time and it doesn't help. so less is usually more. transformation doesn't necessarily have to be this huge thing that you look in the mirror and go, well, now, i finally lost myself. it is an internal thing. it doesn't just become about a look and not an essence of the

person that you are playing. >> that was charlize theron talking about her transformations. you saw a foe to have have o the movie "monster" and now this movie where she shaved her head. "pitch perfect 2." i liked the first one. i loved this one. the bellas are back and they are in an international acappella competition. if you like the first one, you are going to love the sequel. it is the funniest movie i have seen so far. i gave it a 4 out of 5. remember this song, cups, from the first movie. there is a new one in this one called flashlight, which is going to be a big hit to. stay tuned. >> all our female producers are really excited you gave that a 4 out of 5. >> it is really good. it is really, really good. i was laughing the entire time. anna kendrick and revel wilson are so great in it. it is a great sequel. >> if you see an annoying guy at the theater that laughs outloud

and forces his feelings on everybody. >> that's me. >> look to see some great films this weekend. than thank you, kevin. >> have you seen mad max three tim tim times? >> i am probably going to see the avengers three times. >> jeb bush clearing the air finally on his stance on the iraq war. knowing what we know now, what would you have done? i would have not engaged. i would not have gone into iraq. >> took him a week. so major pete is here with what jeb should have said. plus, bigger isn't always better. these pint-size suvs will do the job without breaking your budget. we can't wait to show them to you on our plaza coming up.

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let's talk about entertainment. natalie portman just cast at jackie kennedy in a brand new movie entitled "jackie" and will focus on the four days following the assassination of president john f. ken de. production set for the end of the year. an update after australia threatened to put down two yorkshire terriers belonging to johnny depp. a private jet is expected to fly the pooches back to america today. therefore, the dogs will live. the deadline came after they were failed to declare at customs. because he was famous, he thought he could sneak them through, plus, they are small. >> clayton? potential presidential candidate, jeb bush, clearing the air on his stance on the iraq war. >> knowing what we know now, what would you have done? >> i would not have engaged and gone into iraq. that's not to say that the world is safer, because saddam hussein

is gone. >> it is significantly safer. >> will his stance satisfy the critics? thanks for being with us here. initially, what was your reaction to what jeb said? is this an actual fex? >> i don't think it is a fix. it only muddies the water even more. his first answer was honestly what he believes. he believes that there are things that could have been done differently. the iraq war wasn't prosecuted perfectly. i wouldn't change what was done. we could won this thing. in fact, it was won. this administration are the ones to blame for accelerating the violence of isis. the republicans, jeb bush, should stand on that ground. that's the ground he wanted to stand on. it is what he talked about later on on that answer but all anyone is hearing is backtrack, backtrack. i don't think that is good. >> republicans jumped on sen tar ted cruz. if you should take men and women and go to war on the backs of

faulty intelligence, the answer is absolutely not. governor john kasich and governor christie said the same thing. they were asked for an emphatic answer and it took all week to get there. >> you saw this republican casca cascade bowing to the left wing narrative in iraq. everyone believed that saddam had him. we were there and we went. we won it and lost it and won it again through the iraq surge. president obama and his policies slit it into utter chaos. that is on him and his policies of leading from behind. as people that are auditioning to be the next commander in chief, they ought to stand on that high ground and say, when america is strong and follows through, we get the right outcome. when we don't, we get isis. that's on the policies of this administration. >> some people need to focus on the fact that that hypothetical

happens for some like hillary clinton. she actually did answer that question herself. when you look at the bill to authorize force against iraq, it had overwhelming support in the house, in the senate, by the u.n. the hypothetical here can be dangerous. you pointed to this, clayton. is there time now for jeb bush for, say, to recover from this and actually find his voice, one that speaks to what he really does believe? >> he will need to find it real quick. this quick retreat will hurt, because his first answer was something. he can't continue to vascillate. i think he is a smart guy, a thoughtful guy. i think he is more inclined to support what was done and stand behind it. i wish he had. now, those waters are more complicated. we will see where he goes. marco rubio just gave a speech. he has been out there strong on foreign policy. foreign policy is going to be a big part of this election. we will see where it goes from here. >> never lacking heat on these sort of topics. in just 40 minutes, we are going

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turn it on the side. starts the vehicle right up. incredible. it's all about four wheel drive. turbo under the hood gives you great fuel economy. >> you know what? this is new for 18,000. >> of the four vehicles we have here this one starts at $18,000. >> even though it's an italian car the steering wheel is on this side so you have to come over here if you want to drive it. >> it's exciting. you have the mini suv feel. >> mike, thank you. >> let's go driving. great job. please drive these out of here. what do you have planned for us. >> stay tuned. george stephanopoulos has defended the clintons and could this be why he's donated tens of thousands of dollars to their foundation but never told disclose it. we have all the details at the top of the hour. plus this business has been around for 25 years but all that

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>> but what george stephanopoulos never told you, he donated $75,000 to the clinton foundation. he said he's sorry but is that enough? "fox & friends" hour 2 begins right now. ♪ that's worst than texting and biking. >> and behind him is his mom. she did not trust he could ride his bike in the city. she followed him. >> national ride your bike to work day. >> he overshot his target. >> we'll be cooking with friends with pete and his mom. what a great sport joining us on national bike to work day. coming into our 48th street location. >> all the way from minnesota. >> that's why you need to read the "new york post" on his way in. >> catching up. >> so they are going to be coming up shortly.

they will be making pizza. >> world famous rice soup recipe. >> i wanted pizza. >> too bad. >> they should have asked what we wanted. on a different note, heather, you've been working on the news. >> a tragic story. breaking at this hour the wreckage of a u.s. military helicopter that vanished in nepal has been found in pieces. the chopper disappeared on tuesday when fedex u.s. marines and two soldiers were delivering supplies to victims. there's no chance for survivors. three bodies have been recovered. radio chatter suggests the helicopter may have had fuel problems before that crash. we're watching this story as it develops. developing now the islamic state releasing new audio that it claims is from its leader, al baghdadi hasn't been heard from

months and some may suggest he may be severely injured. the new recording features a voice that sounds like al baghdadi. he's calling for new recruits and said islam was never a religion of peace, it's a religion of fighting. that audio is yet to be confirmed. it is a showdown bigger than on the field. tom brady versus roger goodell. hours before the deadline brady filing an appeal with the league over his four game suspension for deflate gate. goodell named himself to preside over that appeal. the union pushed for a neutral person to make that decision but what process far from over. it could take several weeks before that case is argued. bill o'reilly hit legends and lies have been drawing huge numbers for fox. have you seen this? >> look who we have here. >> yeah. >> now we're learning some of

those who are big fans of this aren't all schwarzenegger telling "rolling stone" magazine he loves that show. he said it's his favorite show and loves exploring the idea of legacies and those are your headlines. haven't had a chance to see that yet. i want to see the one on davy crockett. >> you can walk down the hall and ask bill o'reilly for a copy. >> he's very approachable. >> we have a fox news alert. while you were sleeping the music world lost a legend. ♪ when i first met you baby ♪ baby you were just king of blues b.b. king dead at the age of 9. >> here for a report on his life

talking about how he's remembered as a legend. >> he was known for his soulful guitar lyrics, inspiring an entire generation of bluesy rockers. b.b. king passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in las vegas. he had diabetes and his health had been declining over the past year. king's impressive career spanned nearly 70 decades. he got his first recording in 1948 are a spending some time as a disk jockey in memphis. the 15 time grammy award winner is considered one of the greatest guitar players of all time influencing eric clapton. ♪ rock me baby ♪ honey rock me all night long ♪ >> king continued rocking into

his 80s and never gave up his spirit to play the blues. music icons are tweeting their condolences lenny kravitz tweeted b.b. anyone could play. lee brice said, my heart just broke into a million pieces. not enough space to describe my feelings of the man. legend, pure teach. >> brian, elisabeth, back to you. >> trace their roots back to him. >> that's a story that was breaking yesterday. this story has been breaking all week long. fatal acceleration right now we have comes from that am tack train. new video reveals the engineer sped up moments before the deadly derailment. >> that engineer now agreeing to meet with investigators after initially refusing to cooperate. >> ri

>> rick is live in philadelphia. >> good morning. the ntsb has been examining the data recorder and the front facing video recorder and determined in that final minute the amtrak train accelerated from 76 miles per hour to 106 miles per hour. what they can't say is whether the electric engine accelerated on its own perhaps through the mechanical malfunction or the engineer did it himself. that's one of the things they plan to ask when they interview the engineer. the engineer suffered a concussion and his attorney said he doesn't remember much. the ntsb confirms the train left philadelphia's 30th street station on time. so there was no need to speed. philadelphia mayor michael nutter called the engineer reckless. >> i don't think any common sense rational person would think it's okay to travel at that rate of speed knowing there

was a pretty significant restriction on how fast you could go through that turn. >> the ntsb is interviewing passengers including those still in the hospital comparing their injuries to where they were seated. and they moved the damaged cars to a secure facility in delaware for further inspection. releasing the tracks back to amtrak which is now repairing the damaged rails. planning to resume service on thises about northeast corridor line between philadelphia and new york by monday morning. >> thanks a lot, rick. >> great work. now this. did you hear, abc news anchor george stephanopoulos, now been disclosed that he donated $75,000 to the clinton foundation. so has people wondering particularly when he sat down to interview the author of the clinton cash book why he so fervently defended the clinton cash problem. of it because of his past donations. this is what he said. >> do you have any evidence that

a crime may have been committed? we've done investigative work here at axe and found no proof of direct action. no evidence that hillary clinton got directly involved in this. did she intervene in this issue? >> the democrats have said this is indication of your partisan interest. you used to work for president bush as a speech writer, you are funded by the koch brothers. >> so peter was told to open his book up on the morning shows. he chose "good morning america." he got stephanopoulos. at which time stephanopoulos questioned him aggressively and still getting questioned aggressi aggressively. he was on a donor list. i'll break the story. he called up politico and opened up and said i made a mistake i donated $75,000. and didn't tell anybody. i thought i was on the donor list. clintons have a problem listing their donors. on second thought it wasn't 50

it was $75,000. >> the whole thing doesn't smell right. will this taint his legacy. former speech writer for george bush said. it sounds he's he coulding a lot of what the clintons said over the years. receiving talking points directly from them. listen. >> if you look at his interview he repeated almost every time he spoke he used some version of the phrase no evidence. no evidence that hillary clinton went directly to this decision. the clintons say you produced no evidence. i still haven't heard any direct evidence. we have no evidence of government action. no evidence, no evidence. he was echoing the clinton campaign's talking points. so i think quite frankly with his history of being a paid operative for bill and hillary clinton -- >> this is serious. he with drew from playing any role in planned republican primary debate. he called it uncharacteristic lapse in not letting anyone know about these donations and having these interviews and voice those

talking points as seen from the clinton administration. it's really shocking that he didn't think to tell anybody. people are asking will this be the end of his career. >> for years, you know, he has tried to show that he's been impartial. he's come out, goes after democrats like he goes after recognizes. but of course he worked for the clintons. the host of "mediabuzz" says this could undo everything george has tried to accomplish for the last 18 years. >> this blunder by stephanopoulos is so severe it threatens to undo what he's accomplished in his 18 years at abc news. i used to interview him. yes it's that serious because the clintons is his achilles heel because of his background. for a top abc anchor to give the money to the clinton foundation while covering the story is a grave error in judgment. but then to not tell his bosses at abc news, to not disclose to it the viewers it's unthinkable. >> brian williams gets suspended

and then abc starts running the nightly news battle and feeling pretty good. this could hurt their overall brand as people say isn't that the place where george steve, how fair and balanced is he. >> he'll no longer be partake i in that debate. he was asked by john stewart about those donors and foreign donors. >> he says give donations for influence. >> you wonder who else was part of those donations out there? >> will it taint his legacy. 12 minutes now after the hour. he probably fought for it only to have his marine corps and american flag stolen off his flagpole. >> makes me sick. completely disrespectful to myself, to veterans that have gone and those that will come to serve. >> the veterans message for thieves. >> this business has been here

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for 25 years but this colorado store could soon see its door closed for good. the city of glendale, colorado voted for a entertainment development that would wipe out this store and three other stores. the owner calls it imminent domain abuse. what happened to you this week when you received notice that this glendale 180 plan was going forward? what did you hear from the city council? >> we heard that they are going to be able to use eminent domain to take over our store. it was a shock to us. so we asked anybody that could support us come and we had a wonderful turn out and we walked over to the city council meeting that was last tuesday to protest and everybody was there, a lot of people, we were there until

almost 11:00, but they still went through with using eminent domain or the ability to use eminent domain on our land which is not right. >> you've been at this current location for 25 years. a staple of that community and a number of other businesses who have been in that same location for a very good v long time as well now being told basically to get out. they've offered you things over the year that was a slap in the face. what did they offer you? >> the last thing that was really not even going to call it an offer was an insult. about a year and a half ago they offered two acres of land behind the parking garage facing a street that not a major street and our land is six acres, actually having three streets all around it. colorado boulevard which is a

very major, the best location in denver, right in front of us, and we have two major streets also to our south and north. and they wanted to swap that with two acres. how is that fair? how is that even an offer. >> you've had these six acres and you've wanted to develop for the past nine years. you written to the city council. you tried get your plans approved. what have they told you in the last six years. >> correct. we bought the property in 2006 and less than a year after that in 2007 we had plans, beautiful plan for our store and lots of other different things. we were going to have restaurants and a lot of things. and some residential and that was their thing they do not want any residential. >> they denied those plans. here's the statement from the city council.

they are saying this. nothing has been condemned no, land has been taken, no businesses have been closed, no homes have been lost. turban renewal authority prefers not to condemn any property and sincerely hopes negotiations with the property owners are successful. what do you say to mike gross from the city council? >> i think they should put a not yet at the end of their statement and we can't wait until it's done to do anything. we have to start now. we have to get eminent do name out. it's just not right. >> yeah. >> they found at that loophole to use. they can't do that. >> please keep us up to date and we'll bring in your story to fight back against this government land grab. thanks. we wish you the best of luck. >> thank you so much. >> coming up here on the show, jeb bush clearing the air on his stance on the iraq war. >> what would you have done? i would not have engaged, i would not have gone into iraq. >> so will that quiet the

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a few things well and because it's tasty and it works in minnesota. >> pete, it smells fantastic. does this remind you of home? >> this is home. >> you walk into the house, the fire is burning parngts are there. i can smell this in the crock pot. >> we got the honor of knowing pete and everything he's done for our nation. we got to see him in action as a dad. what was he like as a little kid? >> he was strong willed. >> he didn't listen. >> what does it smell like when it's burning. are we oversauteing. >> true. >> we're adding like chicken stock. >> is that onions. >> a little messy.

>> and add that in slowly. that wasn't slowly. then you boil that. we're going to jump ahead. this is your wild rice. >> we add wild rice. >> once it's boiling. >> you boil it for a minute so then -- brian is cleaning up underneath me. >> minnesota wild rice. >> yes this is minnesota wild rice. >> we brought a bag for every one of you. >> thank you. >> minnesota wild rice. >> it got through customs. grows in minnesota. you know a little bit about it. >> it's a native grass you find in northern minnesota in lakes and streams. >> dump it all in. >> we add a little bit -- mom i don't know anything about this. >> this sham. i do ham because it gives the soup a smokey taste. you can do bay can or chicken. chicken is a very popular flavor. >> diced almonds.

>> almonds. toast those. the almonds give it a little bit of a crunchy texture. >> oh, fun. >> then season it. >> there's a little bit of flour in here. you can do the gluten free version if you want. >> you will simmer this for five minutes. >> did you see how -- >> i know how to take orders. >> i do stock the kitchen and eat and eat. i know when to hold back. >> the full recipe super on our website. >> we do love it. >> we got some here for everybody. >> most importantly home is like right here for you. >> you do this with wonderful people, your mom can come. i love her to death. cooking is just the small part it. getting the family together which we love to do. >> preeg, right? >> this is the wildest rice i've

ever had. >> put some parmesan on top. >> the secret in here. >> there you go. >> nothing like grating on tv. >> usually it's my voice that's grating. >> penny and pete, good job. >> thank you for having us. >> pleasure to meet you. we pick up the entire time to eat and drink as much as you want. >> she's the one cooking. that's not fair. i expect to you finish all of this. >> i promise i will >> you're a great family and a great biker. >> i did all right. >> biking into work today is the way to do it. cooking with friends is how we do it here on "fox & friends." this coming up. he proudly fought for them so he hung them outside of his home. but one veteran's flags were stolen. his message for the thieves you don't want to miss. it's coming up just ahead. >> he's defended the clintons on tv but what george

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knowing what we now know, i would not have gone into iraq. >> how much damage is done if anything. what do you think of jeb bush's final answer? here to react former deputy chief of staff, karl rove and democratic strategist joe trippi. karl, start with you. the jeb bush and the exploits since the saturday interview, how would you characterize it and where are we now? >> well, look he's cleaned it up. you know, on hannity on tuesday he was asked would you make a different decision. he said yes. on wednesday he said, you know, that if you go to war you have to go on the basis of the best intel and this was mistaken intel. but this is the kind of question that ultimately there's only one answer that the media wants to is knowing what we know now i wouldn't have gone in. glad he cleaned it up. and i hope, i suspect there's a lesson learned here. he's got 36 weeks, 250 days

until we start voting in iowa and my suspicion is he'll speak with greater clarity and if greater clarity is needed he'll clean it up quicker. >> joe trippi a lot of times you need your staff. if you're out there live all the time you'll make mistakes. is this a staff failure on jeb bush's part? >> i think -- look the first mistake was not answering the question the way megan asked it. obviously. that's his. after that that it took so long for him to clean it up and get to where he is now, yeah. i think that's staff not reacting quickly enough. this is a self-inflicted error. usually self-inflicted errors this early in the campaign don't have much impact later on. we might see it come back in some sort of an ad. there aren't any candidates that i'm aware of who would have authorized the war in iraq knowing what they know now. and certainly if it's hillary

clinton on the democratic side there's not going to be much of a difference there. the difference is going to be what are they going to do in the foreign affairs in the situation we face today and that's where he's going, i think, have to get to pretty quickly. >> carl one thing he said quickly. i personally wouldn't think this is a problem with this politically, he says when it comes to israel i'll go to my brother. middle east, he would do that as well. is that a problem? >> first of all we don't know. that's what somebody says he said in a meeting in front of the republican jewish coalition. no it's not bad for him to say inside a republican primary, my brother is known in israel and the united states as one of the greatest supporters of the state of israel as somebody's whose advice i take on israel. absolutely. but, you know, i think joe made a really good point is that everybody will make a mistake at some point or another and the question will be, do they make

it early and learn from it or make it late and suffer from it? >> very interesting. guys this is breaking news. look at this together. yesterday the washington beacon had this story that george stephanopoulos donated tens of thousands of dollars to the clinton foundation. didn't expose that with his interview with peter schweizer or any other person election related. he went to politico and beat the story. let's watch. >> i want to address some news you may have seen about me. over the last several years i made substantial donations to charity including the clinton global foundation. those were a matter of public record but i should have made additional disclosures. now directing personal donations to that foundation was a mistake. even though i made them to help the spread of aids and protect children i should have gone the

extra mile of even having an appearance of a conflict. joe, effective? >> it's effective, i think. it's still a huge problem for him. look, george stephanopoulos had done something no one else i know of has been able to do. slip the bonds of acpartisan operative and become a journalist that was credibly asked tough questions on both sides. i suffered that from him on his show during the dean campaign. so having done that, for him to then risk all that by making three contributions to the clinton foundation was the first mistake. shouldn't have done that. he says that. the bigger one was not disclosing it. i think the real athlete here isn't, you know, why and all that. from here on in, any time he asked a tough question of a republican on the air, they are going to be presidential candidate can turn to him and say hey i thought you stopped

contributing to the clintons. it's now becoming a partisan problem for him that isn't in his control any more. >> karl, how do you feel about the apology and overall the role he's played in the last 15 years. >> well, first of all, i think joe is absolutely right. he's put at risk a career that he has worked hard to create. and he's put at risk by this, by this bad judgment. nondisclosure. i don't agree this would have been solved by disclosure. the clinton foundation does very little original work. most of money flows through to other organizations. he could have given if he was interested in aids in frooik to bono one. if he was interested in helping children he could have given money to the children's foundation. >> that's true. do you think he is a partisan.

do you have a problem with his presence? >> he's worked hard to ask tough questions but undermined his reputation. so that was a false promise. he didn't have any -- the republicans were never going accept him as a moderator of a debate because he was so close personally to bill and hillary clinton. >> we'll be talking a lot about this over the next 100 days. have a great weekend. thanks for joining me. >> we just got that breaking news. heather now has more to tell us and right on the other side. >> good morning. hope you're off to a good day. do you remember this story about the sleep deprived train engineer who cause ad deadly commuter train derailment in bronx, new york? it turns out he'll now not face

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kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. this week president obama suggested that the key to success is simply dumb luck. >> if we can't ask from society's lottery winners to just make that modest investment, then really this conversation is for show. >> that was a little bit of the president's big conference there at georgetown. what about hard work? how does that figure in?

our entrepreneur, apprentice winner, bill knows a thing about that. >> turned tv personality on top of that. a lot of titles. >> were you a product of just good luck? no hard work. >> well, listen i think luck plays into everyone's life the family you're born into, your parents whether they stay together or not together. i lived my life the harder you work the luckier you become. i've never been the smartest guy but willing to work the hardest. that's why you become successful. >> doesn't it undercuts that philosophy to hear one of our nation's leaders to discount the hard work of americans of winning the lottery. buying a ticket that has the right number. you're gritty, hard-working. but you and julianna do this day in and day out. if someone walked up, this is due to luck you would feel insulted.

>> without a doubt. we work very hard. some people have more of a head start than others. some of these kids who are born into these horrible situations, horrible environments, they got a much higher hill to climb than dior you did. but it's clearly hard work. no doubt about it. >> when you diminish, this is just my opinion, you might nogt agree, if you disagree -- >> he'll bike out of work. >> it diminishes people that are successful by marginalizing them as if they got the right scratch off ticket and it sends the wrong message because you have an excuse because you don't have two patience or a middle class background. that's what i worry about. >> absolutely not. if you look at -- i'm a small business owner. if you look at small business owners they work harder than anyone i ever met. they put their life savings on the line. they take the risk. they do it every single day. supporting others. they create more jobs. >> it's not luck. that's risk. >> it's risk and hard work and

determination. >> you see that with these small businesses you work with. starting this new initiative. >> i teamed up with folks at quickbooks. we're trying to celebrate small business owners and what they do and how they are the back bone of america's economy. we're giving one small business own ear fully paid, fully produced commercial that will run during the biggest football game of the year. >> which is the super bowl. >> you're telling me you're going to guide them along the way and finance a commercial at the super bowl for a business. >> fully paid. we'll be funding small businesses along the way in this campaign helping them get financing to grow their business. we'll create a network for small business owners to communicate with each other. >> what's the biggest hurdle they face >> money. >> getting access to capital. >> 60% of small business owners apply for loans, spend 40 hours applying and they get denied. >> quick question about the guy

that burst you on the scene when you were on the apprentice. donald trump, should he run for president. would you support opinion >> certainly i would. this guy changed my life. everything that i've done in the last 11 years is because of him. knees how to win, knees,000 lead, knees how to create jobs. i love the guy snumd jump in there. >> i hope i get a cabinet position. >> it's mandatory. do you think the show should go on without him? >> he is the show. he's it. i just don't know -- they tried other iterations of it and i don't think it's been nearly as successful with other people. >> as we creep into father's day any wish. >> i'm happy to have my little guy. >> give julianna our best. >> 11 minutes now the top of the hour. dad in distress after he realizes he left something very important in his car.

>> i left, by subsequent, my toddler in my suv at the north quincy station. >> luckily that ended well. this could happen to you. up next tech expert and mom of three shares the gadget to prevent that from happening. >> in 1982 ebony and ivory by steve mccarthy was the number one song. ♪ ebony and ivory living together in perfect harmony ♪

welcome back. a frazzled father forced to call 911 after realizing he made a big mistake. where's my son?

>> i left, by accident, my toddler in my suv at the north quincy station. >> you left what? >> my little baby. >> that father accidentally leaving his 1-year-old daughter in his car at a boston train station. didn't realize it until he's almost at work. emts arrived to find the child safe. >> thank goodness. could have gone the other way. what are the gadgets parents should get to prevents this happening to them. here's our tech expert and mom of three. good morning. that phone call was so scary, the fact that this happened, terrifying, thank goodness it ended well. you say there are apps out there some technology we can use to help us never get in that situation. what are they? >> the first one we have is called precious cargo. this is a 99 cent app and connects with your bluetooth in your car. it automatically asks you do you have precious cargo in your car.

you click yes. if your car turns off the bluetooth goes off it reminds you hey you have precious charge join your car. make sure get it. you can use it for any reason, child, pet, a lot of other reasons. >> 99 cents. >> same way your phone would connect to make phone calls when the car is shut off and you leave it alerts you you better go back there. >> it's 99 cents. easy way to do that. >> here's something we put on the child in the car seat. what's this >> a toddler tag. what is it you can attach this to your toddler or in this case to your baby in the car seat. it works with this transmitter that works as a key chain. connect to it your key chain. once you're 15 feet away from this it will automatically alarm. it will go off. let you know you're 15 feet away or 30 feet and it will tell you that. so you know for god forbid you leave your child in the car, walk away, 30 feet away sound an alarm and you'll know right

away. >> and save a life. especially as we move into the extreme season. >> so the intel, it's a pad that goes underneath this seat. inside the car seat. it goes underneath. what it does it's pressure sensitive. once you put your baby on there it will engage and know and it works also with transmitter on your key chain and whans you get 15 feet away from that it will also sound an alarm and when the pressure is taken out of there it will automatically disengage. that's another great way to keep tabs on that. >> one more. bb alert. child reminder. >> that was the child minder baby alert and the other is a clip by intel. the clip clicks on to the front of the car seat just like this. it works with an app on your bluetooth. when clipped you will have that information on your app. and if you walk away from that also it will alert you on your phone and tell you this child is

still clipped into the car seat. you need to make sure you know that. alarm video and everything will go off. >> thank you for the text options. >> geraldo will be up next. stay with us, we'll be right back. he says she's an undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted? miracle-gro. life starts here.

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good morning to you today is friday may 15th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. wreckage from the united states marine helicopter gone missing is finally found. details on this desperate search for americans and its tragic end. jeb bush setting the record straight after the backlash claiming he would re-invade iraq. >> knowing now what we know now what would you have done i would not have engaged i would not have gone into iraq. >> what geraldo has to say about that is next. >> he defended the clintons on tv without telling you. he gave them almost $100,000 of money. >> i should have gone the extra mile to avoid teen appearance of

a conflict. i apologize to all of you. >> george stephanopoulos pleading for forgiveness so to speak. leapt me remind you through it all, mornings remain better with friends. ♪ ♪ taking it to the street ♪ taking to it the street it's a two camera shoot for his tour. >> it's national ride your bike to work day. better with friends on bikes. >> i thought geraldo boats to work. >> he's taking the hall. >> he's taking to it the next level. >> he rode over a camera guy. geraldo is up in just a moment. >> happy friday, everyone. good to see you guys. thanks for eating us sit in with you. >> you wanted to ride a bike.

>> i rode in. might as well pop in. >> by the way, if you have time, someone massage geraldo's quads. he's got to be sore. clayton, we need you. >> you do that. we'll turn it over to heather. >> let's start out with that fox news alert. a fatal final minute. new video on board the amtrak train now reveals the engineer who was at the controls accelerated just seconds before jumping the track in philadelphia. the ntsb says one minute before the engineer was going 70 miles per hour. 45 seconds later his speeds topped 100 miles per hour. investigators say they hope to get answers over the next few days now that brandon has agreed to meet with them. eight people were killed in tuesday's crash. all passengers have been accounted for. >> also breaking overnight, tragic news. the wreckage of a u.s. military helicopter that vanished in nepal has now been found in

pieces. that helicopter disappeared on tuesday when six marines and two local soldiers were delivering supplies to earthquake victims there. according to nepal's defense secretary there's no chance for survivors. so far three bodies have been recovered. radio chatter suggests the helicopter may have had fuel problems before that crash. we'll bring you more as we get it. >> later today ten members of congress may have some explaining to do. the washington most revealed they may have accepted an all expense paid trip for themselves and 30 of their staffers to the oil rich nation of azerberjain. under congressional rules and federal law, lawmakers are barred from accepting foreign money or gifts that according to "the washington post" some may have come home with silk

scarves, crystal tea sets and elegant rugs estimated at $10,000 apiece. >> a showdown bigger than any on the field. brady filed an appeal with the league over his four game suspension. now it's getting personal. goodell named himself to preside over that appeal. the players association opposes that. it could take several weeks before the case is argued. those are your headlines. geraldo makes that look so easy. >> didn't he look great on the bike? >> actually rode my bike network. i take the boat to the 79th boat basin and then ride the bike. >> i was just making that up. >> how are you >> end of a long week for elisabeth. end of a long week for florida governor jeb bush. started out rough when he was asked by megyn kelly who we

reinvade iraq. it took him all week to come up with this nuance. take a listen. >> knowing what we know now what would you have done, i would not have not engaged, i would not have gone inthe iraq. that's not say that the world is safer because is this is gone. it's significantly safer. >> what do you make of that? >> i thought for months that jeb bush was not only the inevitable gop nominee but also the only republican who could beat hillary clinton if this last stumbling week made me reconsider that assumption. i think he did a terrible job in explaining. we all were in favor of the iraq invasion. we suspended our disbelief. we believed in the president. we believed in the intelligence. but everybody agrees naturthat invasion of iraq was a disaster. it unhinged the middle east. it distractsed us from pursuing the taliban in afghanistan.

it was a historic horrible error. we all were in favor of it. hillary clinton was in favor of it. john kerry. because of the intelligence. to say as he did initially he would have invaded anyway was a catastrophic mistake. >> let me ask you this, there's a school of belief, here you see the numbers. there's a belief, geraldo this war was a success handed to this administration with a big bow on it and this administration blew it and left a hole and opportune for terror to surge. now we see what's happening. >> that certainly may be. >> is there a chance for jeb bush to run with that issue? there time for that? >> elisabeth, first of all, it's clear that jeb bush will have to answer for any perceived failure of george w. bush, that's what becomes clear now. the brother is married to the older brother. you know, that is -- he has

accepted that mantel and has to live with it. the bail out. the collapse of the semi. there's a lot of different issues jeb has to carry. the narrative that obama blew the iraq success is a valid one. it is one that -- >> hard to argue for then. >> i was on the last convoy out in 2011. we looked back and they were already stealing the pickup trucks and humvees we left behind. it was a horrible premature action. does the sin of obama in 2011 forgive the sin of bush in 2003. >> i would throw out the word sin. barack obama says you could blow the war if you moved out he wouldn't have done it. i'm sure. if you went to george bush if this turns out to be true he never thought this wasn't true. and as he goes through the intelligence he stood by them until the last minute and apologized to colin powell later. the link to al qaeda he wanted to make sure he nothing to do

with it. >> would george bush have answered that question megyn kelly posed. george w. said my god if i had that intelligence of course i wouldn't have invaded. >> what if we went up to fdr and said if you knew the holocaust would have taken place would you supported a quick near aviation. if you knew japanese were going to bomb pearl harbor, would you have bombed japan. >> so the answer -- >> it's an unfair premise. >> the answer is i don't answer hypothetical questions. who knew. how could we know? >> that's what george bush did. >> he looked charming in doing it. >> donald trump this week says this, what unfolded with jeb bush just shows jeb really doesn't want to run. listen to the donald.

>> mistakes were made going into iraq. we have wounded warriors all over the place. for what? we have nothing. zero. i actually don't think he wants to run. i watch him. i'm very good at reading people. i made a lot of money because i can read people. when i watch jeb bush he doesn't want to run. he's a reluctant warrior. he's not a happy guy. he's not enjoying it. and you got to want -- you got to go into this thing with enthusiasm. he's not the guy that will bring to us the promised land. >> he said the last thing we need is another bush in the white house. >> i don't know about that last part but i do know donald trump is this most insightful -- i'm not saying this because he was my boss on apprentice. donald trump is not given full credit for his political acumen. i thought that answer was right on point. he's absolutely correct.

he has a business skill that we could benefit from. >> his premise that he's a reluctant warrior. >> i'm not a psychologist. i don't know. it does seem to me does it not that jeb seems deflated in t last seven to ten days. in a way that seems to have drained him of his -- >> that was his nickname. he wanted to lose some weight. >> candidates will get out there, maybe mishear. when you compare this and contrast this, people could be asking hillary clinton hypotheticals all day long. she's refused to answer any questions unless by a selected crew of people in front of her. that to mesa disservice to the american people. >> no doubt hillary clinton is following a very rigid disciplined approach, how she's going to campaign. it's a long campaign. she's going to pick and choose with whom she sits down. that could lead to a george stephanopoulos kind of question

whether he was the guy she had in mind for the first big reveal interview. i think that calculation has changed. >> what about the george stephanopoulos situation >> for him it's a huge deal. i like george very much. i ran into him and ally, talented hilarious wife on a flight our families were going down to puerto rico. he made a terrible miscalculation. he should have revealed to the public and certain try to his employers. remember i was fired by abc news in 1985. the official reason given for my firing in 1985, of course, i had a very contentious relationship with my boss at the time for other matters. but the official reason given for my being fired in 1985 was $200 donation i need a nonpartisan mayoral campaign in the town of new bedford, massachusetts to a family friend. that was abc news seized on that because we had this fight going on between me and the bosses anyway, they seized on my $200

nonpartisan donation and i've never since 1985 as a result of that given my money to any p.a.c., any candidate because it was taken so seriously. but i was at odds with abc news management, george stephanopoulos is the darling of abc news management so they will treat him with kid gloves. they will try their best to protect and preserve him because he's very effective. >> even brian asked you for money and you turned him down. >> we'll let you get back on your bike. thanks for coming on bye. it's national police week. the week we're supposed to honor our men and women in blue. many officers say that's not possible and the president is to blame. one of those officers taking his concerns all the way to the white house. they will be here next. >> google has been bulling it's own environmental cars this year. this morning a major announcement the self-driving models are leaving the testing phase to hit top road.

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many officers say we won get our hopes up because president obama has tarnished their reputation. for example his speeches on race. >> when it comes to policing communities of color, that we are going to be scrupulous in investigating cases where we're concerned about the impartiality and accountability that's taking place. put simply we need to hold ourselves to a high standard particularly those of us in positions of authority. >> retired lieutenant wrote this letter to the president. quote your words, deeds and actions directed over the years at individual officers and the police community as a whole have helped not to heal but to drive a wedge between those who serve and the communities they swore to protect. late randy sutton joins us now.

what prompted that. was it a series of messages you were getting from 1600 pennsylvania avenue, lieutenant? >> this is a culmination of things i've been watching from the white house since this president took office, beginning when the cambridge police officer made an arrest of somebody he became acquainted with. he came out with negative comments about that officer. it's snowballed and gotten worse and worse up to including this last couple of weeks where unrest has been incredible. so, not only is it my feeling, but i have been contacted quite literally by thousands of law enforcement officers across the country about the feelings that they have. they are beleaguered. they believe they are under siege not just from people in the street, the people that are attacking them. you know, some people ask, is there really a war on cops? and that war exists. not only exists with the blood running in the streets where we

saw last year an 89% increase in murders of police officers with more than 12, more than a dozen ambushed attacks on law enforcement officers. so it's very real in the terms of blood. more than 50,000 law enforcement officer were assaulted last year alone. 50,000. staggering figure. >> the number is going up where your beat is too, correct? >> oh, i buried two friends. two friends who were having lunch and were ambushed and murdered by two extremist, two terrorists. so there is a war, and it's not just the blood that's running in the streets. it's the hearts and the minds of the american law enforcement officer who feels like they can't do anything right because no matter what they do, they get this, this criticism not only from a mob but from the

president of the united states who just cannot find it within himself to actively support law enforcement in a meaningful way. >> lieutenant, very well said. we're running out of time. i want to find out what is the pinion your lapel. >> this is very significant. today is the national law enforcement memorial day where we honor those who have fallen. the black stripe there indicates my mourning for my brothers and sisters who gave their lives in the line of duty. >> we got your back, lieutenant. just know that. lieutenant randy sutton. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. >> ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. routine traffic stop gone wrong. a police officer forced to hang on for his life after a suspect speeds off taking him along. then after 38 years this music teach certificate about to hit his final note. much about he does his students have a surprise up their sleeves and it's huge.

>> he's almost like anyone else i've ever known. >> a great story, a great teacher when we return.

welcome back. some quick look at your headlines. colorado man puzzled to find a military drone crash landed on his front lawn. complete with flashing lights and a tiny camera. he called police who arrived with soldiers from the nearby base at fort carson to confiscate the drone. they said it was on a security mission and accidentally lost its course. google's self-driving car will share the road with some of you this summer as the company tests its latest prototype. this news comes as google announce the cars have been involved in 11 crashes since the

project launched six years ago none of them the fault of google cars, they were human error on the part of other drivers. >> google that. >> all around the country high school bands and orchestras are preparing for their final concerts before summer break. for seniors it could be an emotional guy but for one teacher, the director of the fargo jazz and ensemble. when his students found out he was rear tiring they decided to turn it up for his final performance. watch this. >> two, one, two. >> when i tell kids this, every day what can you move the marker 1%. what can we do today to make it better and tomorrow a little bit better. >> got it.

>> when we get to that stage if we can honestly look at each other in the eyes we gave at any time best effort we corks then you're at peace. >> not bad for a guy who only dreamed of playing rock and roll for a living. >> i never considered anything else. teaching, no. that wasn't on the radar screen at all. >> just wait. that's all right. you're so anxious to get that lick in. let me hold and then you go. >> life had other plans. his father was also a music teacher and heard about an opening teaching elementary school band. >> my father brought it up. i said dad it's not going to happen. i'm not interested. >> his father persisted and a couple of weeks later john went in for the interview. >> i walk in and the gentleman i interview with was my former high school principal. and to say the least we probably did not have the best relationship in high school. i was not what you would consider to be teaching material when i was in high school.

>> but a remarkable thing happened in that interview. one that changed the course his life forever. designee said to me, what do you think is the most important, is it to be liked, or respected as a teacher. so i said both. >> severson is almost unlike anyone else i've ever known. that sounds all cheesy, but it's true. i mean, i've never seen a man who is so dedicated not only to network but to the music, right? he doesn't just care about making himself look good but he cares about making good music. >> that's nice. >> for the last 38 years john has changed lives in this classroom. when he told his kids he was retiring they knew they had to do something special. >> we all got together hey we should commission a piece for him. >> they called on a former student who now makes his living writing music in hollywood. >> when i read the e-mail i was shocked.

because he wanted to do it behind severson's back and make it a surprise. i was like, how are we going to do that? severson finds out about everything. >> i had an idea something was up. there's like a buzz. it didn't surprise me. that's the kind of kids we have. >> imagine what will happen when they play their new song "turn it up" at john's last concert. >> he's looking forward to this very much. best idea anyone ever had this jazz band. >> not that i expected them to do it but when i knew that they had done it i thought isn't that what this whole thing is about? i give to you and you give back. that's what they are going. that's what i'm going to remember. besides, it's just fun. >> what an impactful man.

38 years. big concert will take place at fargo south high school next wednesday and john always wanted to play music for a living and now he's produced about dozen professional musicians. one of those former students will take over the program next year. big shoes to fill. he'll do great. a great story about a great teacher. uber just launched in fargo. if you need a ride there -- >> that would being a great. >> why not. that was great. next time on my america we'll take to you cleveland, ohio. that's my family's home town for story of chef todd barry and his food truck. why he left the big city kitchen to run his own restaurant on wheels that draws big crowds every place it goes. can't wait for that. >> he defended the clintons on television and without telling you he then gave them tons of money. what should happen to george

stephanopoulos. >> a piece of their father's legacy. two brothers thought it was gone. a surprise they never saw it coming that left them in tears.

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>> chris wallace, no way he was laughing. >> bad journalism in politics. hi, chris wallace. >> good morning. >> hey, guys. >> we want you to weigh in on this morning's george stephanopoulos making some news this morning live during our show this morning, came out after, of course, it was revealed he had given $75,000 worth of donations to the clinton foundation and didn't reveal it on the air. he said this this morning during our broadcast. watch. >> i want to address some news you may have seen about me. over the last several years i made substantial donations to dozens of charities including the clinton global foundation. i should have made additional disclosures on air. i believe directing personal donations to that foundation was a mistake. even though i made them strictly to support work done to stop the spread aids and help children i should have gone the extra mile to teen appearance of a

conflict. i apologize tool of you for failing to do that. >> that apology not hitting with everyone. brian spoke with karl rove and said he could have taken that's $75,000 if he wanted to help children and donate it elsewhere. >> this was the wrong thing to do. clinton foundation does very little of original work. most of the money flows through to other organizations. he was interested in aids in africa he could have given to it bono one. if he was i wanted in helping children he could have given a contribution to save the children. the clinton foundation is a pass through that spends a large amount of its money to support clinton and his lifestyle. >> does he bounce back from this or is this a brian williams moment for him? >> i don't know i would go that far. he wasn't making up a story. it's not good. really on two fronts and i don't know if you played the full apology or not but he didn't address the other one at all. first of all, i think it was

foolish to contribute to the clinton foundation for exactly the reason you see here. obviously, he worked for the clintons, it looks like he still has ties to the clintons and for a fellow who is supposed to be covering politics fairly and even handedly it raises question. the big engineer mistake is the failure to disclose. whatever you do, whatever relationships you have and a lot of us do, particularly if you've been around washington or politics for some period of time, a huge help is if you disclose to it the viewers, and for him to have an interview as he did with peter schweizer the author of the book, quite an extensive interview and talking about the foundation and taking the other side you haven't pointed out anything that the foundation did wrong and not to disclose the fact you have given $75,000 to the foundation, i think is a disservice to the viewers. so i think that was really the biggest mistake he made failing

to dislose. >> chris, in the big picture you look at other people that work inside political organizations, like tim russert worked for moynihan. diane sawyer worked for richard nixon. that's not an issue. it's what you do after that's an issue, correct? >> i agree. and, you know, generally speaking, some people may say they thought that stephanopoulos tilted left. i didn't particularly notice that. but i think this was a mistake because it raises all those questions over again and you have to ask yourself when he failed to disclose was it because he knew that disclosing, if you're going to have an interview with a guy who is going after the clinton foundation, if you're going to have to disclose -- oh, by the way i gave $75,000 foundation it kind of becomes obvious at that point you should not do the interview. >> part of the reason i don't

interview eli manning with my eli manning jersey on. >> will you be talking about this on sunday? >> yes. we'll talk to marco rubio who is clearly one of the top two or three candidates running in the republican nomination. there's a half-dozen or dozen that's potentially serious. rubio is in the top tier. we'll talk to him about foreign policy. very hawkish views. we'll talk immigration. we'll have a power player with the mayor of washington, muriel bouser. you have this gleaming beautiful down but neighborhoods in real trouble and she's trying to bridge that gap between the washington that everybody sees and washington that only the residents see. so we have that on sunday as well. the big interview with marco rubio. >> chris as always you're on the show we're watching. you don't even need guests. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> flattery.

>> will get you every where. >> let's go to heather. >> good morning. we've heard lots of stories of these iraqis working with u.s. forces overseas and then come over here to the united states. well the u.s. government may now start to rethink that as a result. there's a brand new case of home grown terror. with a stunning twist, a man will appear in a texas court on charges of lying to fbi. he was hired as a translate zwror the u.s. military. he moved to the united states once his service to the americans was complete. this happened in 2009. he was recently caught pledging allegiance to isis on twitter and once tried to board a plane to syria. a new fox poll shows voters six in ten think it's likely terrorists live in their own hometown. that's about what it was just after the months after the 9/11 attacks. a lot of people very concerned about this issue that this man became a naturalized american

citizen and now he's accused of pledging allegiance to isis. we'll follow this story as it develops. caught on camera, a georgia police officer hangs on for his life while being dragged care about. take a look. >> out of the car. out of the car. oh, goodness. that savannah officer pulled over brandon adams while responding to a shoplifting call. adams sped off. the officer tried to hang on but fell rolling across the ground. luckily he was not seriously hurt. adams is now charged with aggravated assault. >> and the sons of a fallen officer in colorado now have the keys to keeping their father's memory alive. this is a neat story. the father's beloved squad car hit the auction block and one of the sons attended the auction only for a local farmer to out bid him in a bid for that car.

but his disappointment quickly turns to surprise when the stranger hands him the keys to his dad's car. >> here's your car. [ applause ] >> i shook his hand and i didn't know. >> wow, what an amazing man. the car sold for $60,000. that money goes to benefit a charity that helps survivors of officers killed in the line of duty. >> he doubled the price. >> he gave it right to the son. isn't that amazing. >> i love that story. >> i sense they will be a "fox & friends" guest. >> incredible intuition. >> i hope so. we have incredible weather intuition. how it is looking out there >> looks absolutely beautiful out here. check out the crowd. everybody enjoying the beautiful day one new york city. we're seeing some clouds but it is going to be sunny later today and we'll enjoy very pleasant temperatures. a little cool. let's look at the weather

forecast. across the plains expecting severe weather today and as we head into this weekend. tomorrow very widespread from texas to north dakota. you're looking at the risk for large hail, damaging winds and even tornadoes. there's a risk coming up on sunday as that storm system continues to move eastward and your high temperatures across the nation very warm today, especially across the eastern two-thirds. check that out. 80s in kansas city, memphis, atlanta and in tampa nice and toasty 91 degrees. >> well fox news alert, brand new details about the fatal final minute inside that amtrak train. we're live on the ground with breaking news straight ahead. >> he's one of the country music biggest stars but did you know darius rucker once hosted "fox & friends" and he's better than me. ♪ ♪ thank god for all i am

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welcome back. a fox news alert now. fatal final minute new questions this morning about the deadly amtrak derailment after new video on board reveals the train sped up moments before crashing. >> this as the engineer at the controls agrees to meet with investigators. >> here we go. rick leventhal live in philadelphia. >> reporter: after examining the data recorder the ntsb has determined amtrak 188 accelerated from 70 to 106 miles per hour. and in that 60 seconds before the engineer hit the emergency brake and that train derailed. what the data doesn't show is that the speed was increased manually by the engineer and that's one of the thing that investigators plan to ask him when they talk to him sometime in the next few days. investigators are talking to passengers including the three

dozen or so still hospitalized comparing their injuries to where they were seated on the train. business class and quiet cars were the worst affected. meanwhile workers have been busy replacing the damaged rail with new track. the train was hauled off site to a secured location in delaware. amtrak hopes to install full service between philadelphia and new york city by this monday morning. guys? >> all right thanks a lot, rick. rick leventhal. >> up next country comes to the city. darius rucker performing right here. >> he's done a great job remaking his career. good morning. happy friday. breaking news on isis what it did overnight that's making headlines this morning. we'll have that four. george stephanopoulos had more to say on the clinton foundation donations. and trey gowdy claims he's not received a single piece of

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well you love him and you know him as one of the biggest stars in country music but do you remember when darius rucker guest hosted "fox & friends"? watch this. >> there it goes. there's the flim flam. >> i'm not making enough money in my job. >> now he's back, joining us darius rucker. so great to have you right here

on our fox and friends plaza. we love you. what did you think? >> that was fun. that was 15 years ago. >> you're bringing it back. thousand horse. tell us about this band. >> we've been touring for a couple of guys. they have a hit climbing the charts like crazy. we'll tour this summer together. >> you'll play something special for us right now. one of your top hits with a thousand horses. darius rucker, everybody. ♪ ♪ heading down south ♪ find my way to north carolina end ♪ staring down the road i see headlights ♪ ♪ heading down the coast ♪ picking me up a dog ♪ i could see my baby in my

eyes ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ rock me mama the way you feel ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me ♪ rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me ♪ i was going to be a fiddler ♪ my baby plays the guitar i pick a banjo ♪ ♪ lost my money playing poker ♪ i have to leave town

♪ all i know ♪ rock me mama like a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ rock me mama the way you feel ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me ♪ rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me >> play it solo, boys. ♪ ♪ going to the south ♪ i trucked around philly ♪ heading west from cumberland gap to johnson city tennessee ♪

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welcome back. it is national chocolate chip day and nestle toll house cafe is here to celebrate with decorated cookie cakes. now through sunday if you purchase a cookie cake and mention cookies for kids cancer $1 bill be donated to the organization. >> this is that cookies for kids cancer. this is a great display. >> amazing. >> sweet, sweet idea to do this. >> it is. >> thank you. is this the biggest cookie >> it is not. this is half the size of a our

biggest cookie. we have one that's double this size. >> how many cookie dufs to bring back with you? >> none. they are for you guys. >> oh, brian will make their day right here. >> look at this. sad story to start our morning. sad story for the arm forces. u.s. marine helicopter was found in nepal. it was carrying six u.s. marines and two nepalese soldiers assist something in humanitarian relief effort. the chopper was found 11,000 feet in the himalayas. the families yesterday believed they were still alive. the nepal's defense secretary say the chopper was in pieces and there are no survivors. also breaking news, moments ago, isis launching a new offensive in the key iraqi city of ramadi. get this, they used car bombs to blast their way to the cty