breaking news overseas, the paris terror attack was caught in brussels. salah abdeslam was captured. the paris attack investigation goes on. also today, terror developments at home. the fbi says a teenage suspect accused of stabbing four people at the university of california last year planned the attack and may have been inspired by isis and other jihad inspired groups. so kimberly, just when people started thinking paris, san bernardino, others, these

investigations had gone away. today you have a break in the case in paris. >> really fantastic they were able to chase him down like this and get some justice in such an important case. it really brought international communities together to be strong for paris and support what had happened there for the people, the victims, the families. and it goes to show you, if you stay on it in term of the intelligence community, you can have these kinds of successes in the fight against terror. and i want to stress this is why i felt it is very important to be able to give the intelligence community the tools that they need to be able to succeed, to track these people down so they didn't do something else. >> now he's hopefully providing more information. >> a wealth of information. i'm sure he is getting it handed to him right now. put it that way. >> be this means that somebody was complicit in hiding him.

somebody also maybe tipped off the authorities. >> certainly. them they were close to getting him when this went down. there was some arcane law that said they couldn't have police raids at home after 9:00 p.m. and he slipped through. hopefully someone said, enough is enough. being diligent, not giving up. it was back in november. our news cycle is so rapid that it goes in one ear and out the other. >> we have news about the california tech. it made me wonder. whatever happened to the investigation in san bernardino? it is as if we hear nothing. >> we all knew they came from brussels. they caught him in brussels. europe has open borders. he could have gone anywhere almost freely. just get in a car and drive to wherever you want in europe for the most part. but decided to stay right where

everyone thought he would be and they caught him. hey. listen. dumb terrorists. >> maybe he didn't even want to go to syria. >> you know what is also dumb, belgium. mozambique is the jihadi capital of europe. i think they've had 100 isis fighters from a village of about 80,000 people. they had this guy and they let him go. remember, europeans give us grief over gitmo. to your point in belgium they can't have raids between 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. so you only raid in the daytime. terrorists are running errands in the daytime. they're not home in the daytime. this is the problem with europe. they fight terror from a civilized perspective. they're dealing with the uncivilized as if they're some rather rude individuals. that will be our down fall. we can't let this happen. we can't fight them with our

hands, our arms, our legs tied behind our backs. >> at some point, these stringent rules of engagement are not working. >> belgium is dropping waffle on this. >> sorry, canceled. >> the french changed their laws by executive order. president hollande said not martial law but basically, we'll have a state of emergency. >> we're extending until 10:00 p.m. >> this is in france. >> why you should do it. you're either serious about it or getting the bad guys and tracking down and nailing down the terrorists or you're not. really. you have to have a little bit of inconvenience maybe to the populous as a hole. he stayed right there. under the noses.

126 days? >> they knew he had been there forever. >> maybe they were getting intel on him and his little cohorts. that could be. because national security is one of the most important issues in the election, usually in the top three, we have ads to look at from hillary clinton and donald trump on foreign policy. >> i'm speaking with myself, number one. i have a very good brain and i've said a lot of things.

>> it will be a fun election year when you can make ads like that. >> i'm worried about all the nominees and their response to terror. i think talking about the merits of technology to terror, what will happen? they took a box cutter and turned a jet into a missile. what they'll be doing now is taking any modern technology we have, the drones that you go buy at radio shack, combined with any substance you can get online. i don't think any of these nominees have thought about this. and this is something, it is all of our faults. we only think about terror until after it happens. it is just something, it floats away until it happens again. we need to have a leader who is thinking about this. this is an a apocalyptic threat. it only has to happen once to be devastating. >> i think when you're in the oval office, i think that realization does hit home. you get the briefing every

morning. and then you think, okayer this is all on my shoulders now. you have to focus on it. >> i agree. can i say something about that hillary ad? was she blafg isis? >> she's barking. >> i don't know. i'm beginning to feel sorry for her. she is really not a good candidate. >> it is surprising. hillary clinton has been in the public eye for 20 plus years so you would think she would learned a lesson about the sound bites. what difference does it make? kind of sloppy imprecise moments. >> she needs to be more polished. >> the dog barking thing might have been -- >> that was my favorite part. >> probably a staffer's idea. >> i get it. >> i think they practiced everything. >> you love jasper and you don't bark like that. >> bill was like, why don't you

do that with me? >> she wants to be obama 3.0. are you going to immigration policies? >> she doesn't really want to preside. i think we all know, at least i suspect her to be much more, i don't think she will govern anything like barack obama. i think this is an inconsistency on her part to the american people. look. i want that for the electorate. i think she'll throw the blue print out as soon as she gets in. >> there was the question about the national security agency being very mad at hillary clinton. going all the way back to 2009 when she was demanding different types of technology like the

blackberry president obama had. when they said no, she got frustrated and then we have e-mailgate. >> this is, here you have hillary who has bad foreign policy experience. and we have a presumptive nominee has none. that's an issue. this should be a real strong point for republicans to go after her. this is someone who basically treated national security issues as if they were e-mails from your aunts or uncles. >> anyone else? that's it. next, will this summer's convention end up a contested one? and next, it is facebook friday. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies.

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republicans could arrive at the national convention without a nominee. the speaker of the house thinks it is a strong possibility it will be contested. here's paul ryan. >> nothing has changed other than the perception that this is more likely to be an open convention than we thought before. we're getting our minds around the idea that this could be a reality. those of us involved need to respect that. >> i'm going to speak my mind. i'm going to defend ideas as the republican party. we're going to have to work with who have the nominee is. >> the former house speaker newt gingrich has a warning for those trying to stop trump. he thinks i think would result in a loss for the republicans. >> you're either for the republican nominee, whether trump or cruz, or you're for the election of hillary clinton. there is no middle ground here.

functionally, anyone who doesn't vote for the republican nominee is helping elect hillary clinton and establishing a very radical supreme court. >> marco rubio homes there's still a chance to stop cruz. >> days of our politicians. what do you think? you have 17 pages of notes. >> i have a metaphor? why is the right mad at the right? the metaphor is that of a hacker. donald trump is a hacker. in the sense that all the substance already existed. the substance was talk radio and cable tv shows hike "the five." donald trump hacked us. he took what we had been talking about for years and i think it

upset us. there are a lot of people who say, i could have done that. he took shows like "the five" and talk radio and hannity and put it together with some strong memorable phrases. as he political hacker who succeed like no other person. imagine if you were a company and you had all this intellectual party that you've been working on for years. this young hack near basement came in and took it. that's why everybody on talk radio is mad. >> last night i said on o'reilly, the gop is going through the five stages of grief. anger, denial, and then ends with acceptance. and o'reilly is like, you're wrong. they'll never semiit. this morning i'm listening to another network and lindsey graham is on there talking about

the five stages of grief. he hacked me. >> all original thoughts come from this table. i got it. i got it. >> it's true! >> you get recommend off more than anybody. i was going to say. >> just for fun the other day i wrote a pro trade speech in trump's voice. and it was brilliant. you can actually take the way that he communicates in a way that is speaking to people with a tone of voice they like to hear. you can take almost all of the policy issues that are frustrating to some republicans, like the trade message. and you can write it in his voice that would sound so persuasive. >> i'm going to say something i thought i would never say, i agree with you, newt gingrich. okay.

>> here's why. i think first of all, 19 more in contests. there's still a way to go before the july convention. a more compelling, stronger argument. i'm on facebook and a lot of my friends are much more progressive and left leaning. i saw a democrat who was pro braern saying i am not a trump person. if the gop tries to take this thing from him i'm on his side about this. it is not dissimilar from the delegate thing on the left. it is not about trump. it is that the will of the people. >> do you realize there are hundreds of million to make the case? >> i'm a rules person. this is not 1976.

this is 2016 and social media and the perception, and the threshold and while we have it. they see votes and i know. if he's denialed, it looks sketchy. >> check it out on facebook. if it's on facebook it must be true. >> trump pick up an doorm from hard line anti-immigration sheriff joe arpaio. >> it is not just illegal immigration on why i like mr. trump. he has some great ideas. right from the beginning i knew this was a person that was special. he's tapped into the anger of this country. >> there you go. and ted cruz relates his first campaign ad that plays on the

fear of illegal immigration. >> my son grand was killed working at an overnight shift. he should have been deported. my son's death was completely preventible. i trust ted cruz. he believes in our constitution. he believes in the rule of law. it is time we put someone in who believes the constitution. >> the she said the border is secure. the reason why, there's less illegal immigration is because of a terrible economy. it is not because they stopped illegal immigration. the decline happened because it wasn't worth it anymore. there was not enough going on

anymore. >> do you like the ad? >> i like the ad. i think ted cruz has, he has to do well inary air. another one of those states. he is not going to. the problem being, look along the arizona border. the southern border of arizona. the ranchers and farmers. they are so pro trump. that's what they're there for. they have crying, drugs, bad things going on. and they want it final, 18 percent better. they're ant-trump in utah. for the next couple days, arizona looks like a stronghold for trump. >> i think it is a very strong, compelling ad. i think it works very well for

this shoe. i think to eric's possibly, ted cruz is a little late. cruz came in a little late. he talked about this wall and people got on board with it early on. as compelling as the ad is, i think it is hard to override that. >> the two issues he's been toughest on as it relates to curre current. we shall see. lots more to discuss. you know of your favorites, facebook. yes. facebook friday. but first, an american captured after fighting with isis has a shocking revelation. it was a bad idea to join the terror network. you'll hear from him. up next.

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welcome back. the fastest seven minutes on television. three stories, one bona fide host. it's not you, it's me. he quickly decided to break up with the terror group. apparently terror was not his thing. >> i did not really support their ideology. and at that possibly, that's when i decided i needed to he is cana , to escape. i found it hard. it's not like the western

countries. >> i can't -- >> he's like -- we used to call the criminals felony stupid. he's terror stupid. like honesty, how did he even escape? he is so clueless. hey, buddy? what did you think? you were going to mall of america and go to the drive-through and hang out? i don't know how they let him leave. he doesn't seem so smart. >> they don't want him either. >> they used to call it hustling backwards. what did you think it was going to be? i couldn't smoke when i was with isis. like what? really? okay. >> i just -- by the way, they probably sold it a little better on the internet too. >> remember, there is one common denominator. this guy and a couple others including the one in san bernardino. the woman. he meets a woman in turkey.

she convinces him to go. some we will in this conflict on fanning the flame of radicalization and resentment. i guess the good thing to come out of this. he says on tape, they were not good muslims. okay? so i would take that. use on it social media. i would also prosecute him. >> use that comment. hey, it's not all it's cracked up to be. >> remember when you got sucked into joining the columbia record club? 16 records for a penny? and you go, why did i do this? it sound to do good to be true. soik is a bug lamp for the sad and dumb. we have other ways to get around this. maybe you joined a weird cult for a couple years. but this is too much of a commitment. this is not summer camp. >> that's true. >> an apology the judge never saw coming. >> hello there. ♪ i want to say i'm sorry ♪ for the things i've done

♪ and i try to be stronger ♪ and it's like i close but i want you to know mean? that door i close ♪ ♪ and your honor i'm sorry, sorry, sorry ♪ >> 21-year-old brian taylor channeling the song. unfortunately, you're screwed. he is still getting 17 years in prison for unlawful imprisonment. oh! >> while he was singing in court, adele was robbing a bank. this is an amazing idea. what if you combined a new reality show where you combined lockup with american idol, sing for your freedom. you could call it sing for your freedom or you could call it jail song birds. >> you know, somebody will do that now. >> yeah. everything starts here. >> exactly. >> remember, divorce island?

>> liberty island? >> remember that? >> look at the public defender. you think about the judge. this is really a public service. >> he can't even file the papers. >> the cutest thing. this morning she goes, well, maybe he got a little time off. he still got 17. mabel two weeks off. that was not even very good. >> your heart would not be -- >> no. drop the gavel down on him. like enough. >> would you advise your client? >> as a former public defender, i would go for it. look, at this point, he got 17 years. he was probably looking at 25. so go for it. >> the that usually happen when's you're in jail. >> all day. >> last night at wichita state, social media was in a frenzy over it. what do the players do that everyone was talking about?

not exactly the game itself but this. check out wildcats coach shawn miller sweating profusely within minutes of the game. starting was so bad, he had to change his shirt during halftime. the twitter trolls were in full effect. it went viral. >> you can't really see it. >> it was quite a build up to that. >> i don't like to see anybody ridiculed like that. besides, he was working hard. >> i like to see a little more enthusiasm out of my head coach. get out there. yeah. >> that shirt is becoming seethrough it is so wet. >> ihyperhidrosis, i think. >> i think he needs botox under

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a question from susan k. i apologize. i want each you to apologize each of your co-hosts in one word. >> no! each of our -- i can't do one word. >> then you are disqualified. >> i guess gq? >> go around. >> come on. >> all right. i'll take it. >> i'll take ebony, passionate. obviously hot. >> i'll take hot. >> bolling, i would say did he do pan. money. i'll give you money. i see you, i see money. dana, intellectual. >> i don't think that's a compliment. >> cerebral. is that warmer? >> brainy? >> yeah. you are. >> all the e-mail and all the little reading lists.

>> oh, boy. >> stalker, psycho, cranky, bad intestines. >> i'll getting the evil eye from dana. let's go to the next question, shall we? >> go, go. >> the smart-alicous and attorney-alicous. >> word smith for you. dana, classy. eric, all american. >> with a hyphen. >> yes. >> rock star. total -- yeah. rock star. >> thanks, babe. >> dana? >> amazing, accomplished, annoying. it crossed my mine. >> they were hovering over the bleep button. >> i gave you witty at the end

there. i do enjoy the monologue. >> terrifying. kg. >> i am. >> committed. you are commit. and dana, i said practical. [ laughter ] >> yes, she does. >> she has sensible shoes. she is a good packer. she wears sensible shoes. >> the thing you want to say, you can't say because you get in trouble. >> you can't say something about how somebody looks, right? because if you do that, then you go home and somebody yells at you. >> oh, you want to be paying us some compliments. >> you have to do the compliments. maybe it was a bad idea. back and forth over that question. >> stop at me like that. >> i'm breaking up with you. >> if you were not a news commentator, what kind of job wuf?

go this way. >> you know, one of the things i thought i would do before the five started, i had this idea to to go africa and try on help coordinate the ngo response in a better way. and i still have, i still think that would be a great thing to do. although jasper is like now on the scene so i don't know how that will work. >> i think i would like to run for office at some point. if not that, if i'm not a news koltator, could i be a sports commentator? >> i think you could. >> that's sweet. i'm torn. make-up artist, college profess professor. >> combine them. >> right. >> i have to teach like social ethics. obviously. >> obviously! [ laughter ] >> k.g. >> a lot of things.

so sure, greg. mayor, governor, vice president. >> you satisfy that. >> would you really do it if we set it up? >> listen, i may need to have a little bit of a funding, if i can get some funning. >> won't be a problem. >> you could be done in a second. >> you could be written into new york mayor in a second. >> run as a democrat. what the heck? >> right. >> am i -- it came to me. i would like to be the guy at the carnival in a drunk tank. that's what i do here. i would like to be the dunk tank clown. >> i thought up drunk tank. >> dunk tank. the dunk tank at a carnival. they would get to throw something at me. >> remember when we had the dunk tank? >> yes. >> and dana came?

and she was like, she nailed it. >> it was the memories. >> you took a beating that day. that's the chicken wing. >> this is the last question from cherry p. cherry pie? what are we doing here? what is your all time favorite broadway show. >> kinky boots. >> what about the show? anyway. >> eric? >> i would say the favorite that i've seen is kinky boots. i am dying to see hamilton. i would love to see it. >> who do you have to know to see hamilton? >> me. >> the hey! >> she doesn't find me terrifying. >> what would i choose? your favorite broadway show. >> i don't know. i did not like book of mormon. i did not like it. i don't like bad things about babies. it bothers me. didn't like. that oh, lion king, that was not

bad. >> wicked was good. >> i did not see it. but i think i'm going to choose hamilton. get that for me. >> les mis. >> what's that about? >> how establishment people get booted out of their offices. >> oh! >> france has been great ever since. >> they should make book about it. >> oh, avenue q. >> baloney. >> i did see that. that was good. >> what about the broadway show i paid for you to go to and you left? >> my friend wrote and produced that. he was very talented. >> i enjoyed when pee wee herman was on. >> your favorite broadway was pee wee herman? >> he had a great show. >> is it true purpose his stand-in? >> yes, i was. can we just say we'll pay for the tickets. >> by the way, they'll go, are you from fox news?

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so how much is too much when it comes to taking your kids to work? a lot of talk had week with the resignation of the white sox player adam laroche after being asked to limit his 14-year-old son's visits to the white house. apparently he was bringing his son to work with him nearly every day. the vice president requested that he cut back a little. it didn't go over well with the first baseman. laroche noumsed his retirement on wednesday, walking away from $13 million worth of contract money. a lot of money to me to walk away from. greg? is this being spoiled or the right call to be with your family? >> this is an amazing sports story. no handguns in a nightclub, no strippers, no anagrams being sold by a shady doctor. maybe there are guys in the

clubhouse that had a hard time talking about what went on the night before. that's probably -- >> yeah. the thing is that he was bringing him every day. at first it was no big deal biffle all accounts, both executives and his teammates, the kid is really great. great kid. was not causing a distraction. no issues there. it was the everyday thing. and apparently he wouldn't even negotiate it. to me there is a legal issue. the basement said before he negotiated his contract, he cleared that it was okay to bring his kid. he relied on that. now he feels like they went back. >> was that in writing? was it a detrimental alliance? legally the club is allowed to issue the rules and say the specifics, the clubhouse and their property and who can be in,ett. et cetera. if it becomes a distraction to the other players, i think it is very sweet. he obviously wants to be with his son. he values time with him over money. so he is sending a men there and

was very defiant about it. the team is not willing to change their mind. maybe someone else would. >> doesn't everything to school? >> so here's the thing, this past wednesday, spring time practice game, the team almost boycotted in a showing of solidarity to their teammate. a good call there? >> a foreign baseball player and a father. he's had a long career. he has plenty of money. what that guy just did for his son will show the most respect and love for his little one. that kid will never, ever forget the rest of his life. it is heart warming to see someone that dedicated to family to walk away from a $13 million contract because you love your kid. hats off to laroche. >> do you think this would be different if it was a woman bringing her kid to her job? >> well, i do think the clubhouse thing is probably the case. and i don't know, there is not really a similar, a parallel situation for women, i don't

think. >> what if a woman worked in a hair salon and she was bringing her daughter to the hair salon every day. >> but -- >> you assume it was a hair salon because it is a woman? >> no. i grew up in a hair salon. my mother had a hair salon and i was there every day after school. >> and you have great hair. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> why can't men be in hair salons? i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24

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i prefer to think to think she teleported into another universe. >> can i go there? >> yes. and the robot. >> i have one. a book that was sent to me that i thought was very good and i think it is precious. 52 weeks of cookies. this is how a mom refused to be beaten by her son's deployment. her name is maggie mccreath. she was so worried about her son who was off to war for the second tour. she made a year's worth of cookies and sent them to her son and all of his fellow soldiers and also recipes and her stories are in here. 52 weeks of cookies by maggie mcreath. she works at the penn. >> not a crummy book. >> in another edition of kimberly, i love it so much.

for all the right reasons. prince harry who is very sweet and very charlieing, god bless him. on the eve of his second invictus game, it was very warm and open and talked about losing his mother. >> we're doing everything we can to make sure she is never forgotten and carry on all the special gifts that she portrayed while she was alive. i home that a lot of my mother's talents are shown in the work that i do. >> how sweet is that? having lost a mother at a young age, i understand the impact of that. and i have to say, she had a tremendous impact on their lives. the boys turned out very we vl. >> and the game will be great. they're in may in orlando. ebony? >> special out out to unc.

good luck tomorrow night. they take on providence. the number one seeded unc tar heels. go! >> i was going to say, you should definitely put that on. >> right now? >> no. i was just saying. very cute. >> i can't get hamilton tickets. i can't get tar heel tickets. i can't get super bowl tickets. >> eric? >> i thought we were going to get to say who our team is. >> yes. who is your pick for the tournament? >> i don't know. >> kennel ken. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> kentucky. >> i will try respect your one more thing. >> in solidarity with you. >> great news. everyone, cashing in is back at 11:30 eastern i'm going to be addressing the michelle fields story to make sure you tune in form. and you can catch me on the "o'reilly factor." we're having a big election special. all your needed talking points

in one hour. >> set your dvr so you never miss an else of "the five." see you next week, everybody. bye. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. four months after the terrorist massacre that left 1 three people dead in paris, one of the key suspects has been captured. alive. it comes as concerns mount about wrners joining westerners. either in body or spirit to bring the terror back home. we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with an american who says joining isis was a mistake. with the help of the intelligence community was able to bring down the terrorist suspect. we begin with bench nine hall in london and the reaction to today. >> t