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>> lucifer in the flesh. >> this morning ted cruz and donald trump respond. coach bobby knight not holding anything back about donald trump. >> that man was just up here a moment ago, i'll tell you, that's some [ bleep ] that can play for me. >> looks like he's still ready to coach. think that was good? wait until you see what he says when we talk to him on trump one-on-one. it was actually one-on-two. especially on fridays, your mornings remain better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> just when you thought it couldn't get any weirder in the kitchen, some folks over in korea have started a pizza bomb.

they make a pizza ball light it on fire and apparently it's delicious. we're actually going to recreate it outside. >> in the video it looks like a big mound of ice cream. out there it looks like a big hamburger. it's a pizza. >> hopefully you'll learn much to be able to do it in your own back yard this weekend. before we talk about the weekend, let's talk about thursday night in california. >> let's go fox news alert. protesters smashing police cars blocked traffic, leaving each other bloody in some instances outside a donald trump rally in costa mesa california. >> cops in riot gear trying to control the situation, arresting nearly two dozen people. >> robert gray is live in los angeles with new information that's broken overnight. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds of anti trump protesters spilled over into the streets, smashed cop car windows, tried to overturn a

cruiser and bloodied at least one trump supporter, all the while shouting their opposition to the gop front-runner. >> whose street? >> our street! >> the crowd appeared to be mostly young latinos in their late teens or early 20s. they clogged roads around the amphitheater where the rally was held waving american and mexican flags before police on horseback and officers in riot gear broke up the mob. the orange county sheriff tweeted there were some 20 arrests made but no major injuries. as the protests raged outside the rally, trump told the support inside that his events are safe. >> our rallies are the safest place to be on earth, believe me. 31,000 people tonight, and we have thousands of people outside where they can't get in!

>> california republicans are meeting this weekend near san francisco to hear from the candidates ahead of the state's june 7th primary. trump and ohio governor john kasich are scheduled to speak today. senator ted cruz and vp choice carly fiorina will appear tomorrow. it will determine if trump gets the delegates needed to secure the party's nomination ahead of the convention. >> robert thank you. >> if there was an area of california that is a republican hot bed, it is orange county. that is the debate that rages in california every day about illegals about citizenship and everything like ohn boehner was speaking the a group at stanford university and he was wearing a mike. he was asked about ted cruz. he's a very honest man. this is what he had to say.

>> my entire political record is known for being frank. >> so how about saying your opinion some of the other people running for the highest office in the land? how about ted cruz? >> lucifer in the flesh. in washington i have as many democrat friends and i have republican friends. i get along with almost everybody. over my dead body will he be president. >> john boehner said he would not vote for ted cruz if he were the nominee. he said he would vote for donald trump who he calls a texting buddy, they played golf for years. his comments reenforce the impression you get if you've been watching politics ever since ted cruz led the shutdown of the federal government. a lot of his colleagues don't like him because the republican party paid a price for that.

>> he overcame boehner's leadership and holds some bitterness there. >> do you think? >> i think. the other thing to point out, seems more and more congressional leaders are getting resigned to or being won over to the fact that donald trump will be the nominee. >> they're warming up. >> donald trump may be making inroads on washington i think others are defining who ted cruz is. >> i was going to say, you hear lucifer in the flesh and you think, whoa -- >> the level. >> that's extreme. you don't want to be called lucifer. when ted cruz was asked about it. he's saying basically it's just politics. take a listen. >> he claims he's never worked with anyone more miserable. i don't know john boehner. he and i have never worked together. i've probably met two, three, four times in my life. i'd be surprised if we said 50

words together. in the same interview, boehner reveals he's texting and golfing buddies with donald trump. he thinks donald trump is terrific f. you think john boehner is the kind of leader you want in the republican party, donald trump is your guy. >> john boehner no longer the speaker. paul ryan came out and said i have a good relationship with both of them. when ted cruz said i haven't really spoken to john boehner, maybe 50 words my whole life john boehner actually got into some trouble where he wound up suing jim mcdermott who leaked an audiotape of a conversation back in the '90s between newt gingrich and john boehner, wound up going all the way to the supreme court. his attorney was ted cruz. so they do have a connection that goes back. ted cruz's campaign responded, he was just a junior associate at the time. >> yesterday before one of the big rallies -- they had a huge rally in evansville indiana and

then over to california with 30,000 there, bobby knight sat down with the guy he really looks up to donald trump, and they talked about how their relationship came together. the first thing i asked donald trump was, what about the comments about the speaker calling your main opponent ted cruz lucifer? >> i think it's standard frankly. everybody dislikes him. there's something about him nobody likes. he can't work with anybody. he's a united states senator, working with all of these senators and has virtually no endorsements. the one he most respects in the senate is as you know senator jeff sessions. senator sessions endorsed me four weeks ago. he's got no support. nobody likes him. you can't have that. >> never come out and really endorsed a candidate before but supported him. why did you come out for donald trump? what is it about this businessman that makes you think, i'm ready to do it? >> well, you know, it was not

complex. i consider myself to be more than anything else an american. there's nothing i would rather do in my lifetime than do something to help the united states. what better than to recommend this man as president because there is nobody in the united states presidential history that has come into the presidency or would come into the presidency with the background and the ability that mr. trump has. >> you reached out to donald trump early on. you had no idea if he was going to get one delegate or win this whole thing. what did that mean to you, donald trump, that he reached out to you before you became a front-runner? >> well even before i ran, when i was thinking of running like a year ago, he called. i didn't know bobby. i know him by reputation as the best. i never met bobby. he said i want to endorse you. i said coach, that's so nice i appreciate it.

then i ran. a few weeks ago i said bobby knight and indiana, boy, do they love him. we had thousands last night. and we have thousands more in late while. i said hey, coach, is that endorsement still good? this is three or four weeks ago. he said it's really good i've been waiting for your call. >> coach, what do the people of indiana care about? what can you tell us about indiana and what do you tell donald trump about indiana? >> like all of our states first and foremost the united states of america, we want it to return to where it once was. this is the interesting thing, indiana and its voting today or tomorrow has a chance to turn donald trump over the top, and that would put the state of indiana in history. >> the famous movie "hoosiers" called the rim mistakenly a

ring. have you ever heard the rim called a ring before? >> well i don't think i have. a guy that would come into this state and think that we played with rings instead of baskets is not a guy prepared to do a hell of a lot. >> he's shown great resourcefulness. he names a running mate almost unprecedented in the history of politics. on some level, donald trump and bobby knight do you expect that kind of "i am not going to quit" attitude? >> that's good. i would start off saying number one, he made a big mistake with our governor. kasich that was a horrible mistake. kasich said no no i want the people of indiana to vote for me. the deal was broken before the ink was dry. it was ridiculous. i think that really hurt him. as far as carly is concerned, she's a nice woman, but she failed very miserably when she

ran. she went to practically nothing and then left the race. if i had my choice between carly and the coach, i'd take the coach every single time. that i can tell you. >> after bobby knight came out, the indy star had four pictures. this is the same day carly fiorina was named. there was one picture of ted cruz and carly fiorina. three big pictures of bobby knight and donald trump. >> i will say this ted cruz did a good job stealing the spotlight a little bit. >> good job with that interview, frank. >> thanks. a little more later. 12 minutes after the hour. let's go to heather. >> speaking of donald trump, an envelope full of white powder at texas campaign headquarters. the fifth floor of the trump tower was evacuated and hazmat teams were sent in.

last month, the same thing happened to his son eric a non-hazardous white powder and threatening letter were september to his apartment in new york city. a fox tv station targeted by a man who was wearing a hedge hog onesie playing out live at our affiliate in baltimore. 25-year-old alex brizi walked into the station wearing a mask and said he had a bob. the bob turned out to be wires and chocolate bars. s.w.a.t. teams shot him four times before he fell to the ground. he's in serious but stable conditions. >> heather, thank you. coming up brand new clus in the murder of the mom killed inside a church in texas. is a bloodstained shirt connected to the case. a forensic expert with a theory

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murder. they say it's from their injured dog. jennifer what do you make of this the information of him taking this shirt to the dry cleaners. >> initially it seems like a really ridiculous thing to do of course. after i heard it i thought it's so easy to tell animal blood from human blood. you can do it on scene. you can type it on scene or you can look at the size of the red blood cells, it is so simple. it would take them approximately ten seconds under a microscope to be able to tell you if, in fact it was from his chihuahua or not. that's the story apparently. >> when do we learn whether or not it was from the dog? >> i suspect they knew and since they haven't arrested him, i'm assuming this isn't going to come to much. but you never know. >> the man's daughter was interviewed and she said the chihuahua got in a fight in her kitchen and subsequently died. that's the shirt the that was

taken to the dry cleaners. they say it had been washed? >> in the long run it would be so simple for them to figure it out. i would imagine someone on heightened alert with so much going on around his family would be more careful if they were guilty. >> you don't know how a murderer might think not that i'm accusing him. the person seen in the school -- the workout class -- i heene the church. she was there at 4:25 getting ready. this person is seen in the hallway wearing full riot gear. what the you tell about that person? >> i initially thought this was a female not because they said she was about 5'8" but because she has a very particular gate and she seems to sit into her hips. men tend to walk a little more like they're on stilts. women lean into their hips and that incredibly specific gate

where she has that right toe that completely juts out. i would think they would recognize it immediately. >> you would think, hey, i know who walks like that. >> i think someone knows. >> we'll find out. >> i hope so. it depends on whether they want to tell. someone certainly can recognize that gait it's so specific. >> new outrage this morning over the movie making fun of ronald reagan's battle with dementia. what the former president's daughter is saying. edward snowden's story hits the big korean. should the man be portrayed as a hero or a traitor. 98,352 what's that?

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surveillance of all americans. >> as a result of the snowden revelations that the onset of commercial encryption was accelerated by about seven years, and it has had and is having major -- a profound effect on our ability to collect, particularly against terrorists. >> despite the danger snowden's story is now going to hollywood in a movie coming out in september. >> there's something going on inside the government that is really wrong and i can't ignore it. i just want to get this data to the world. i feel like i'm made to do this fanned i don't do it i don't know anybody else that can. >> gave him the rubik's cube back and it had all the secrets.

>> should snowden be portrayed as a patriot or a traitor. free think media.com and the fifth column's podcast. hudson institute fellow rebecca heinrich former foreign policy advisor to congressman trent frank joining us from washington. good morning, rebecca and cap meal. rebecca, you think snowden is a traitor? >> this movie characterizes snowden exactly as he sees himself, as this american hero are jason bourne toughness and being unjustly pursued by the u.s. government. that's a fiction. this guy stole over 1.5 million classified document only a portion having to do with domestic surveillance. he fled to the russian federation. we should be shaming guys like ed snowden, not honoring them. >> camille, until edward snowden came along, i think the average

american didn't realize the federal government was breaking the law and snooping on all of us. >> i'd say that's right. we had opportunity for the gentleman featured in the clip to acknowledge the existence of these programs and he refused to do so. the fact is edward snowden is the guy who brought to light revelations that precipitated some of the most significant surveillance reform since the late 1970s. that's a really big deal. if these programs were and it's been documented time and time again that they were somewhat ineffective, these meta data drag nets it's better the nsa focus on things that will actually catch terrorists rather than doing things that aren't effective. >> rebecca, we had janet napolitano on yesterday. he broke the law, and the second he says to defend the constitution of the united states. in his estimation and what we can tell from the oliver stone movie, it looks like he was

going to be portrayed honestly. >> i think he went in there, he evaded the security layers we have to get people in there who we trust. he did swear an oath to defend the constitution. once he saw some of these programs he professionally collected all this information again -- it's not just surveillance information that he collected. that's a tiny portion of what he collected. he had access to over 1.5 million files and didn't go to a senator or somebody else -- >> absolutely right. whistle-blower status would have been much better. rebecca, don't you think now we learned what the federal government was doing, they probably were breaking the law? >> this was a law passed by george bush reauthorized by the obama administration. the members of congress fully understood what was going on. if we want to have a conversation about domestic surveillance, let's do it but not risk the lives of americans.

>> we weren't having that conversation at all before snowden's revelations came to light. i think he needs to be applauded as well for helping us to strengthen encryption faster. it is better for americans, better for the security of the internet better for the economy. quite frankly, i don't think it's a great risk to us from a national security standpoint. >> rebecca and camille, thank you for joining us live from washington and our fake living room. >> thank you. meanwhile coming up straight ahead, bernie sanders is sick and tired of hearing about hillary clinton's damn e-mails, but not his wife. >> it's an fbi investigation. we want to let it go through without politicizing it. then we'll find out what the situation is. >> oh is bernie's wife sending a message to the feds? this pizza is the bomb literally. look at that. become ag big-time trend this morning. we'll try it out.

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bernie would go after hillary on the e-mail. then he famously said we're all sick and tired of your damn e-mail. why was that exactly? he really hasn't hit her on that. he's hit her on other things. >> for the first time in a long time we saw jane sanders on with ka bhutto great question that neal asked. i say that because i know neal watches. >> you're just getting up to him. >> absolutely. a pretty good question. i overstated it in order to win neal over. here is his question to jane sanders about those e-mails and they talk about the investigation. >> i mean, right after the debate where he said "enough of your damn e-mail," he also said there's a process. it's going forward. it's an fbi investigation. we want to let it go through without politicizing it and then we'll find out what the situation is. that's how we still feel. it would be nice if the fbi

moved it along. >> she's saying innocent until proven guilty but let's speed this up. >> because my husband laid off hundreds of people. as long as we're still standing. if something happens to her, we'll be the next one. if we disband, it will be potpourri. >> i saw yesterday on a political blog it said if something bad happens with hillary regarding this look for about two weeks before the convention for the president of the united states to just have joe biden parachute -- >> you know who that was? john boehner said look out for joe biden. he's going to come in there. we'll have exploding pizza in about two minutes. >> janice dean is so excited to be part of that. >> we love pizza and fridays. >> exploding pizzas? >> any type of pizza. >> hope you're off to a good day. we start off with a fox news alert. the fda approved the first commercial test for the zika

virus, granted emergency use. it looks for pieces of the virus in blood and gives results in three to five days. before the only tests available were through the cdc. the zika virus has been reported by 400 travelers in the united states including 36 pregnant women. charlie rangel pulling -- seabrook build taxpayers $177 for a bagel and soda and was convicted of funneling your money into a shady non-profit. thanks to help from his friend he'll spend the last year of a five-year sentence at a curby facility in pennsylvania. sorry, hillary, she's just not into you. the actress susan sarandon a former diehard clinton supporter announced her decision to cut ties with the clintons. last night she said she'd take donald trump over the clintons.

>> i had to break up with her. >> such a beautiful couple. what did >> i'm more afraid of hillary clinton's war room and walkishness than i am of building the wall. >> she said she's a bernie sanders supporter. patty davis says it's no laughing matter will ferrell playing her father ronald reagan. in an open letter she said this quote, i watched as fear invaded my father's eyes this man who was never afraid of anything i heard his voice tremble as he stood in the living room and said "i don't know where i am." those are your headlines. i'll be back in a little bit. >> thank you very much. it's pizza like you've never seen before a giant ball of dough. a flame is about toeb what we

see next on this program. where is this so popular, janet dean sm. >> in south korea. before we do that daytime highs, heading into the weekend, people want to know what's going on. 80s across the gulf coast and that cooler air across the rockies where we could potentially see snow. the threat for severe weather across the central plains today. we'll be following that throughout the day. now, here we go. we are going to be seeing pizza like you've never seen before. a giant ball of dough is all the range rage in south korea. once it's dosed with alcohol, it's lighting the internet on fire. once you cut it open after you've lit it it reveals a gooey cheese pizza. everyone is like how do we recreate that. because it is the best friday ever and i'm here and there's no food segment i don't love.

we have diane hendricks here. you're a chef. what did you think? >> i thought it was really cool. you guys called me up and asked me if i could recreate it. i thought we should americanize it a little bit to make it more palatable for the american people. >> starting with the pizza, smush that all around. we're doing the second step first. we'll add a little cheese a little bit -- >> look honey, i'm cooking. >> that's turkey pepperoni. >> that's the pizza. >> we have to get the bomb part of it the bomb shelter. >> right. this is how you made the dome. obviously you have that big dome. it had to have molded. take dough, spread it out a little more than that. you bake it for a little less than ten minutes. that's step one. that's exactly what you'll do. you put the dome on top of the pizza. what you do is cook the pizza

first a little bit. >> what's the secret ingredients that make it go on fire? >> a lot of it is for show. it gets hot, melts the cheese a little more. what's setting it on fire is i have grain alcohol and i infused it with all my herbs from my garden that are italian herbs. are you ready for it? >> shout out to the fdny who are close by with the fire extinguisher. >> i'm doing a lot of work with south korea and americanizing dishes to that wonderful south korean food. we're going to get this doing. we'll pour this alcohol on it and light her up. >> how long do you do it? until the fire department comes? >> it burns down. what it's doing is it is heating underneath the dough. it will melt all that gooey,

cheese see -- >> when do we eat? >> we can eat now. >> what do you do with the top of it you can eat that too? >> in the video they toss the wanted to make it so you can eat the top. you can take that and cut this -- >> i'll use this as a bowl for my salad. >> you can use either scissors and you end up with this gooey, cheesy pizza. you can take this -- >> we've got to go. >> now you don't have to throw this away. >> dishwithdiane.com. i'll see you next time. >> thank you, south korea. i love it. >> the key, as we just learned, grain alcohol. >> that's right. >> i hope she replaces that in my office. also good for janice because she married a firefighter. >> she doesn't have to order out for an extinguisher. >> remember getting the poo poo

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add it to the growing list of fees for flyers. several airlines starting to charge for the aisle seat and the window seat. how do you avoid getting stuck in the middle like kurt right here. >> you look really comfortable. >> i don't know whose this is but it's wonderful. >> i'm the one doing the segment about how to get out of the middle seat but i'm stuck in the middle seat. i actually don't mind the middle seat but i'm alone. you know what's going to happen? we'll do this whole elbow thing. >> put this down immediately. >> who gets my arm rest. >> they're either leaning forward to get out of it or leaning back. you may say, oh my gosh this guy has extra size or bo. i might say, hey, aren't you on fox news? >> either way you've got great

strategies this morning to really tune in to. especially you know what's going on at the airlines. number one middle seats are really left over for the suckers. at this point you signed up you went for that no-frills fare. >> or waited too long. >> or waited too long. the cheaper the fare the trend is the less opportunity you have to select a seat up until the last minute. >> what are some tips? >> let's take you there. you're at the airport -- >> brian is back. >> about time. you're at the airport. your flight is about to take off. you realize you're still stuck in that middle seat because you did buy the cheaper fare they wouldn't let you on. there's an app you can go to it's called seatalerts from expert flier. this is actually a flight i'm going to be on coming up this week. i am not kidding, in about the worst seat on the airplane right now, 17e.

it looks like there's an opening right there. it's really no opening. it's three, three and three. i chose the middle because i have a better chance of getting out of that side or this side when you near the middle row. either way, what this app is going to do it stays live. it's showing me these seats are open if i want to pay for them. i don't want to pay, right? >> that's why there's a dollar sign. >> that's why there's a dollar sign. what i can do i can simply go up and ask the gate agent on an ongoing basis, i'm not feeling so well i may have to relieve myself a lot. that being said and if i can be truthful about it -- is she kicking the back of our seat? the chances are the passionate gate agent will give you that seat without charging you extra for it. >> brian, you might want to sit

down. >> you don't want to download the airline you're flying no matter what. it will show you the same seat map and it constantly changes. what this seattle lert app does i can select for it to go in the block seats that the airline is holding. see the xs? thank you. first class service in economy. >> the lady behind me is kicking me. >> no i'm not. >> the airline is holding back these seats and you know through this happen they're holding the seats. you can say, row 30 aisle seat is that going to come open. this will notify you the moment they release it. >> i need some water to throw on the lady behind me. >> kurt real quick, what's the name of that app again? >> this is seatalerts. expert flier puts it out. everybody knows seat guru also. bottom line is, if you want to earn your way into this you

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you know amusement rides safety consultant ken martin is with us right now. we assume that all of these rides are safe and they're just -- they're just fine. should we be assuming that? >> well yes. as you know amusement rides are regulated in many states. however, there is no federal oversight of fixed amusement rides. >> okay. for example, with this young man, he was buckled up everything seemed fine. just like for his dad. and he slipped through. what -- do you see some red flag? >> well, see a lot of red flags with the entire incident. as an investigator you always want more information. but the first thing you want to make sure is that when you get on a ride such as this, you want to make sure you fit the ride. you have to fit the ride because the restraint system is designed to contain you safely take you out on the ride and bring you back safely. if the rides didn't do that, we

wouldn't be in the business of providing entertainment to people. >> when they say a certain height or weight, don't try to sneak on. there's a reason for that. follow the ride's rules. doesn't add to your enjoyment to circumvent them if your safety is at risk. >> exactly. one of the things that i want to recommend or for people to watch the ride, you know, watch it through a couple of cycles. watch other people, how they react when they get off the ride. you know if you're easily upset or have a queasy stomach, you know, certain rides can, you know, aggravate that. you wouldn't want to do that if you see evidence of that. >> all right. so you say stay hydrated. so you don't lose your equilibrium. i worry about the small little carnivals that pop up in town to town rather than the big disney rides. >> keep in mind the small carnivals are portable rides and they are regulated by the government. >> good. >> not only at the state level in many states and also they are governed by the consumer product

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good morning to you and your pham li.d we start with this, a fox news alert. angry protesters leaving behind a bloody mess outside a donald trump rally in southern california. >> whose streets? our streets! >> we're live in los angeles with the dramatic images coming in overnight. >> yeah. huge crowd on the inside though. john boehner firing away at ted cruz. listen close. >> lucifer in the flesh. >> yeah. this morning senator cruz and

donald trump respond right here on "fox & friends." meanwhile, he's played plenty of presidents in the past. >> race for president of the united states of america. but the republicans out there are so messed up i figured it makes you miss my, doesn't it? >> but will ferrell's next role is not funny. brand-new fallout over a movie that mocks ronald reagan's alzheimer's. you think that's funny, will? we teal you the whole story. live in new york city, this is "fox & friends." >> going around, and people didn't want to see that. now, all of a sudden -- >> yes, we take you back to 1974. the guy on the right is the guy who's always had a tan. george hamilton.

he's wearing a speedo as is the guy on the left. we have seen him in a towel and now geraldo in a speedo too. >> yeah the new movie is like "house of cards" a little bit of "veep." he's going to be here to talk about it. but geraldo and george hamilton together. they're not wearing shirts for the first time -- >> they're not? i thought we asked them to put on clothes this time. >> no we want them shirtless. >> in the spirit of the four marines we had on the couch yesterday, who recreated that image 50 years later. >> where do you put the microphone? >> good point. >> in the mustache. >> can you imagine that, guys ready for action take your shirts off and walk on the beach. >> geraldo would not have a problem with that. >> obviously he didn't have a problem with that. >> no i mean today. >> today, i know. >> let's head over to heather who has some headlines for us. >> it was the '70s they did a lot back then. >> tell me about it. >> so funny. >> they look great. good morning to all of you.

we have some political news to bring you. starting out of california. overnight, protesters blocked traffic and leaving one another bloody outside a donald trump rally in california. police arrested nearly two dozen people. in the meantime an envelope of white powder forcing an evacuation at trump's headquarters in new york city. several people were put in isolation. until that powder was later deemed to be nonhazardous. the army is confirming it won't kick out a decorated green beret who served our country. sergeant first class charles martland was sent home from afghanistan after a 2011 incident where he shoved an afghan soldier he says was sexually assaulting a child. well, martland now thanking representative duncan hunter who spoke out for him here on fox news. listen. >> i mean this is the kind of guy that we want out protecting

us. doing bad things to bad people. truly. there is cowardice within the military ranks right now that are easily -- they're kicking him out of what he is best at and what the american people want martland to be doing. >> we are grateful to have a man like martland serving our country. he also says he's thankful to be able to do just that. brand-new arrest connected to san bernardino terror attacks. three family members of win of the shooters syed farook accused of trying to steal money from the u.s. government. farook's brother, wife and sister arrested for trying to carry out a marriage fraud squad. that sister was trying to marry enrique marquez who is accused of buying the guns that was used in the massacre. marquez admitted he was being paid to marry her. and this guy taking a major hit at the nfl draft. literally. laremy tunsil losing $7 million after this video was posted online showing the athlete smoking out of a bong.

the picture was posted to his twitter feed just days before the draft started. well tunsil quickly suspended that account. claiming that he was hacked. he was supposed to go at number six, but he was considered to be too risky. he was drafted at number 13 by the dolphins. what do you think of that? and those are your headlines. >> i didn't realize they did it that way these days. the gas mask and the bong. >> i didn't either. yeah. >> some say it was a big story last night. they just watched him drop and he sat there. he have doesn't admit to it but they said it was thought it was back in high school. it was that long ago. >> oh man. >> you can't really tell who it was in the video. >> until he lifted the mask up. >> we showed that picture of george hamilton and geraldo from the '70s. there was a comedian named flip wilson. he used to say the devil made him do it. well, this week out in california, john boehner didn't say the devil made me do it. he said ted cruz is the devil. really? watch.

>> my entire political record is nope for being frank. >> so how about saying your opinion about the other people running for the highest office of the land? how about ted cruz? >> lucifer in the flesh. in washington i have as many democrat and republican friends and i get along with everybody. but i have never worked with a more miserable son of a [ bleep ]. over my dead be president. >> he said he would not vote for him in he's the nominee. he said he'd vote for a fella he's play golf with and texted with mr. donald trump. >> you think whoa, they worked together. he's calling him lucifer in the flesh? but then you hear ted cruz's reaction and you realize it's maybe just politics. listen to what he said last night on "the kelly file." >> he claims he's never worked

with anyone more miserable. i don't know john boehner. he and i never worked together. i probably met him two, three, four times in my life and i'd be surprised if we said 50 words to each other. you know what was striking in the same interview, megyn, boehner reveals he's texting and golfing buddies with donald trump. he thinks donald trump is terrific. if you think john boehner is the kind of leader you want in the republican party, then donald trump is your guy. >> wow. >> you can't have a conservative say he's not conservative enough and then say he's too much much like the establishment, outside the establishment. the bottom line people are coalescing around donald trump because he looks like he's the inevitable winner. taking a second look. with ted cruz they took a look and outside mike lee, they're not really happy from what his track record is. others would say, ted cruz stand up for his belief he doesn't care how many friends he has and i love that about him.

>> over the last month or so we have heard so many people say you know what the republican elites want to do, just before, you know, it's time to have the second ballot, is to have them go ahead and parachute in a white knight. have a white knight come to the rescue of the republican party. out in indiana, they didn't bring in a white knight. they brought in bobby knight which would be a fantastic interview to get and brian got it yesterday. >> one of the first things i asked him was about the ted cruz comments with john boehner. i don't even know that he had a relationship with boehner at the time, so here's the second part of our interview. >> i think it's standard, frankly. everybody dislikes him. there's something about him nobody likes. and he can't work with anybody. he's a united states senator, he's working with all of these senators. and he's got virtually no endorsements. the one he most respects in the senate is as you know senator sessions and senator sessions endorsed me four weeks ago. he's got no support. he's got -- nobody likes him.

you can't have that. >> bobby knight has the name recognition. you have other famous people endorse you, but in terms of actual points how many points can bobby knight put on the board for you and your experts say in indiana? >> well before they knew that bobby knight called me one of my people said, if you could ever get bobby knight to endorse you, that would be good. i said i think i can. but i'll tell you what if i'm from indiana, frankly i vote from anywhere because we understand where bobby comes from. it's just something very special. he's got special. i think it's got to add something. it could add a lot. i think beyond indiana. but the people -- you have to see the people outside, they go crazy. when they see bobby knight they go crazy. look at his record. we don't win anymore as a country. we don't win with our military. we don't -- we can't beat isis. we don't win. we don't win with trade deals. we don't win with anything. you know this is a winner, and

that's what the country wants and that's what the country needs so badly. >> coach, are you concerned about the state of the country right now? >> well i think we all are. i think every american is. i think every american wants to see things get back on track and that's what's so important right now and such a great opportunity for the state of indiana. indiana can be the state the people that got america back on track and then from that point on mr. trump will take care of everything. >> one thing that i thought brought you together was you have a very direct blustery style. you like the donald trump style and with it brings a lot of sometimes criticism and opinion. what advice if any do you have for mr. trump about handling the critics when you speak your mind? >> in handling the critic you don't pay any attention. this man knows what to do. this man knows how to get america back on track. it doesn't make any difference what somebody says to him they

should do or shouldn't do. how do they know what's gone on here, what has to take place? this man is on top of everything. you know, as i said, i don't think there's ever been a better prepared man to enter the white house than this man. and there's some other things that go along with that. the relationship between the administration and all of our military will vastly improve with donald trump as president of the united states. that's a lead pipe cinch and plus the fact that mr. trump has a tremendous following and a tremendous respect worldwide. this isn't just a man who's respected in indiana or california or florida or the united states. donald trump has done an awful lot of things for people all over the world. again, i say indiana. you can in this week, you can make -- you can make a decision that will be something that will go right along with our founding

fathers and george washington. what you do here with trump. >> wow. that's the best compliment i ever got. please run that clip. >> if you were looking for somebody to endorse you in indiana, that's the guy you would want. >> so popular. >> it would be interesting to see going forward, right now the real clear politics average has donald trump ahead six or seven points like that. if it becomes a larger margin on election day over there in -- on tuesday, you could probably chalk it up to bobby knight for mr. trump. but at the same time mr. ted cruz is going to get a bump with fiorina. >> i love you asked him about ted cruz calling it a ring -- the basketball ring. >> we'll post it on foxandfriends.com. coming up mad man dressed in an animal costume said he had a bomb. he tried to take over the fox station in baltimore.

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a fox news alert. the most bizarre story of the morning. a fox tv station targeted by man wearing a hedgehog onesie. >> yeah, that played out for hours in baltimore, sending employees running for their lives because they thought he was packing a bomb. >> this was taking place yesterday. what is the latest >> yeah, okay. brand-new information about how this so-called bomb which was actually made out of chocolate bars and we're now learning more about the motives. it played out for hours at our fox affiliate in baltimore, maryland. it forced employees to evacuate the station. take a look here. >> loud booms.

the man's down. man down. >> terrifying. well that was 25-year-old alex brizzi dressed as a hedgehog in a onesie and he was also wearing a surgical mask on his face. he told employees at the station that he was wearing a vest full of explosives. and it actually turned out to be chocolate candy bars wrapped in tinfoil. brizzi's father said they saw candy in his room and they didn't think a whole lot of it. >> he said that he -- he had a vision from god and that the world was going to end and he thought on june the 3rd. so i think that's probably on a flash drive, something about the end of the world. you know? if i had to guess. >> well, s.w.a.t. teams shot brizzi four times before he fell to the ground. he's listed in serious, but stable condition at the hospital. employees say that brizzi wanted them to look at a flash drive on that drive was videos of a suspect ranting about -- ranting

about government corruption. >> so he had a problem with the government and was trying to get attention. >> yeah. >> he got it, and now he's under examination. >> yes. sounds like this gentleman needs some help. his parents seemed awfully concerned about this as well. >> is there a level that people are thinking this is suicide by cop? let's go in there and let them kill me. >> that's one of the things that the police are motion fearful of or among -- that's a big concern to police officers across the country. that we don't know at this point. >> feel so sorry for his parents. >> you do. >> you want the best for your children and mental illness creeps in what do you do? >> you have to think of the television stations how they're responding to this. this is a serious threat. you have to be prepared to respond to anything. it seems like this guy's intentions were not ill will toward the station at this point. but nevertheless you don't know doing into it. >> sure. the police reaction was appropriate. you know -- >> yeah thanks to the officers. >> thanks. coming up on this friday the obama administration making a new push to make it easier for

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after appearing together as running mates, ted cruz and carly fiorina releasing some of the campaign slogans. cruz/carly fiorina, the number three and number eight choice for america. >> that's got a ring to it. >> yeah. yeah. >> cruz/fiorina, sometimes you get what you get. >> not bad. not a bad logo. >> finally, cruz/fiorina we sound a little like two compact cars. the new cruz fiorina. >> meanwhile, he is one of hollywood's leading men for -- >> i have been there, i don't know about leading.

but i was there for like 55 years. 58 years. >> and you've portrayed everything from dracula to zorro to starring in your open reality tv show. the latest role, you take on politics. >> but unlike the other celebrity peers you won't see him endorsing a presidential candidate any time soon. >> please make him feel welcome, two time golden globe nominee, george hamilton. >> hello. >> that's right. quiet down. we have only so much time. >> welcome to the curvy couch. you don't talk politics at the dinner table you say. >> i don't. you know what's strange, i was brought up in the south where you don't talk politics. you don't talk sex but you get involved. and -- [ laughter ] >> just don't admit it. >> well, you dabble. but the thing is -- >> you do more than dabbling. >> but i don't want to embarrass people. you know it's just manners. so i never get involved in

politics. i remember colonel parker had elvis at the time and i remember this guy -- an important senator. he said i want him to appear for me for my campaign. colonel said that would be great. he'd love to. he's appearing for your opponent next week too is that all right? didn't happen. i sort of have done that in my life. i know what i like, and i don't talk about it. >> well, we talked yesterday on the radio. you were so passionate about politics and the country. so you were like over the top, you know, you're watching fox news all the time. >> well -- >> and everything. >> i like the way you did that. you got that little pat on the back. but i watch -- i watched fox mainly because the women are so incredibly beautiful. >> and smart. >> and smart. you can't find -- i don't know -- i mean, roger ailes he must know where to go. >> he does. >> everybody wants to -- >> married to jerri hall who is incredibly beautiful. >> you had dinner with them. >> about four or five nights ago. i'm playing a position here a

little bit. >> george hamilton -- >> who paid? >> actually rupert paid. >> i hope you got an entree and appetizer then. >> we had three great wines. he actually has a vineyard at his house, did you know? >> no, haven't been. >> we have never been invited to the vineyard. >> george, the thing about -- so many celebrities though do mix politics into their act and stuff like that that's just not good for business is it? >> when we were under the contract to metro, they said no religious medals and don't talk about politics. you lose half your audience. because actors and actresses think they know so much. ronald reagan was a smart man. i believedid the right thing. but if you're in politic, be in politics but go around talking about i. just because you're an actor, not the smartest guy in the world, why should i know more and be able to tell my fans go vote for this guy or not?

>> that's right. >> you have a big movie coming out. today, it's called "the congressman.." >> i play a smooth lobbyist. and treat williams who's playing the laid back war hero who gets misunderstood because he stauz stauz -- he doesn't stand for the pledge of allegiance. and we're thinking of what it means to be an american today and to be -- you know, you don't have to be politically involved. but treat did a movie with woody allen, i love the guy, i loved woody allen. i've worked for him for six months but he hasn't talked to me, i don't know him. treat is a giving, generous actor. they flew me in to be the heavy t unctuous bad guy and i loved it. kind of a --

>> you were good. >> and cheney. >> you know what we have a clip. here's george hamilton. >> being unctuous. >> on the new show. >> almost -- >> $25,000 a month. >> you need to go. >> charlie, why don't you come out to burning tree with me. you can't stay here forever. everybody loves you, charlie. you could bill $1 million a month once you get through the revolving door. charlie? think about it. think about it. >> i hear the southern roots. >> well don't you hear carville in there? >> yeah. >> where are you from originally? >> born in memphis. you're from -- >> south carolina. >> south carolina. you were going to be an orthodontist. >> how did you know that? >> he watches "fox & friends." >> he watched you floss. >> i watched the transfer after you came in here. >> well i appreciate that.

>> thank you. >> how great is she doing? >> oh stop. stop making it about me. >> i just watch have -- i have to watch all of fox. i love the politics and more importantly the way you deliver it. i can't -- and, you know hannity -- this busy news night alert. i'm back in bed watching it again. >> all right. geraldo, do you remember george hamilton -- do you remember doing an interview with geraldo and you thought i better take my shirt off? >> and most of your clothes. >> well, is this it? >> this is it. this is 1974. where are you? >> we're in mexico. and it was like a very social thing. look, lean as a laureate. stretched tiger meat over twisted blue steel. [ laughter ]

>> tiger meat? >> whose idea was it to take your shirt off? >> geraldo's. >> geraldo he was given the coordinates away to some place or other. [ laughter ] but this is on early on in his battle career so he stripped down. he wanted to know all about the place. i was explaining the socialites there. most of the navals were now in their chin. you know lifted. i took off my shirt to show there was nothing -- >> you guys -- this is supposed to be a serious interview? >> it was a serious interview. it was the first time i met him. i didn't know he'd go on to the incredible fame he has, you know, being able to go to battle and dance at the same time. >> hey, george when you do an interview without a shirt on, are you constantly wondering if you have a better build than the guy you're walking? >> no it's very hard. the muscles in the stomach -- >> because you're sucking in your gut the whole time. >> i can only -- i got it down

now, i can walk the length of a swimming pool with my stomach, but can't come back. >> can you stick around? geraldo will be here in 20 minutes. >> yes. will megyn come in too? >> well she's raising children. we're not sure. >> check out george's new movie. "the congressman." >> it opens up in new york and then next week nationwide. >> we have to talk about the pirates and the jefferson. >> over the break. >> thank you. you're come back in a little while. >> have you ever tossed to a weatherperson? >> depends. i have had bad weather people. >> this is one of the best. toss to janice. >> hello, janet. >> hi george hamilton. >> you like beautiful. >> thank you. that neat the first time we have seen geraldo without a shirt on. >> yeah. in 20 minutes. >> maybe he'll do it in the next break, you never know.

stay tuned. let's look at your pollen levels okay because we have to talk about this. in charleston south carolina around the median high side today. there's indianapolis high pollen rate today. make sure you take your allergy meds. okay. we're looking at the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the central u.s. today. and the potential for severe weather as well. severe thunderstorm watch in effect for parts of arkansas. geraldo, i can't wait to see you later on today. let's take a selfie. >> thank you. thank you, janice. >> janice dean the pollen machine. george so you're going to be here with geraldo in 19 minutes. >> okay. i'll sweep up and get things ready for him. >> george hamilton, coming up. meanwhile he's known for his funny presidential impersonations. >> i'm entering the stage for the united states of america. the field of republicans is so

messed up i figured it makes you miss me. >> that's will ferrell. and his next role is ronald reagan when he was suffering from dementia. is that funny? james rose bush is here to react, next. i've got allergies. and i'm doing just fine. claritin provides 24-hour relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 allergens. yeah, over 200 allergens! with claritin my allergies don't come between me and victory. live claritin clear.

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be on the fast track to working for the government. president obama has proposed a new rule that would prohibit federal agencies from asking about someone's criminal history until after a job offer has been made. he says that many times disclosing criminal history can disqualify people from those jobs making it too hard for them to provide for their families. and listen to this one. john wayne day now being rejected in california. >> you get cross ways of me and you'll think a thousand of bricks have fall on you. >> some lawmaker says he was a racist. there was a proposal to mark may the 26th in the duke's honor, but critics in the state shooting it down saying that he made comments about white supremacy back in the 1970s. he was known for his conservative views and he was an avid supporter of the u.s. military. he starred in "the green berets" and that inspired so many of our men to go into that line of the

service. brian? >> incredible. he's no stranger to impersonating presidents. >> he doesn't stand a chance in this field. he's an insider who knows how to govern. the republican voters don't want that. they want someone who's cuckoo for cocoa puffs. >> but will ferrell is set to play ronald reagan in the final years of his presidency sparking outrage for mocking his battle with alzheimer's. is this really a laughing matter? joining us right now former deputy assistant to ronald reagan and chief of staff to nancy reagan and author of the book "true reagan" james rosebush. what's your reaction to what is reportedly a movie about to come out from will ferrell? >> this is an especially egregious attack on an attempt to rewrite u.s. presidential history, which to paraphrase ronald reagan will fall on the

ash heap of history. >> well you know they're saying too that he had alzheimer's the second term so they'll make more laugh lines in that. one thing that's not true correct? >> absolutely not. as a matter of fact first lady nancy reagan and i had to say the timing of this is especially spurious given the fact that it falls only weeks after nancy reagan's passing which had millions of people mourning her and also attributing her to the -- with the grace that she delivered in taking care of him in his last ten years. but i had an occasion to be with her in the weeks leading up to her passing and she interestingly explained and went over all the details of how every year after they left the white house, they had annual checkups from doctors at mayo clinic including mental capacity and ability. and in all those years leading up to 1994 when the president

was diagnosed by doctors at mayo clinic he was given a clean bill of health. so all of this spurious argument is just an attempt to as famous writer said many a lie to -- to paraphrase many a lie is told in jest. >> i can see you're getting angry about this. so is michael reagan. what an outrage, alzheimer's is not a joke it kills you. you should be ashamed of yourself, meaning will ferrell. patti davis wrote a letter, everyone should read it. quote, perhaps for your comedy would like to visit some dementia facilities. i have. i didn't find anything comedic there. and my hope would be if you're a decent human being you wouldn't either find comedy there. she goes on to say, i watched this fear invade my father's eyes. he was never afraid of everything, i heard his voice tremble as he stood in the living room and said, i don't know where i am.

anything funny about that? >> you know this isn't just about ronald reagan. of course it is an attempt to write presidential history, but for all of the families that suffer from this terrifying disability, this is an affront to them. everywhere you can find them, everywhere around the world, it's a ridiculous attempt to belittle and to marginalize those people. so i think there should be strong protests against it. >> james, i can understand too, someone who lived the legacy to see it put into a comedy it's not a joke. james rosebush, thanks so much. >> you're welcome. all right. coming up straight ahead jennifer aniston, kate hudson and julia roberts but is "mother's day" any good? kevin mccarthy will share his views. but on this day in 1986

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well mother's day is right around the corner and director garry marshall's newest film is -- in his unnamed holiday series could be the perfect way to celebrate with the whole family. but will the star studded movie rise to the occasion? >> all right. here is fox news contributor and founder of nerdtears.com, in farragut park, not far from the nation's capitol. tell us about "mother's day," kevin. >> good morning to you guys. but real quick, speaking of mother's day, my mom is turning 60 years old today. her name is jill. i wanted to say happy birthday to her.

she is the most beautiful and the best woman in my life. and i have to say this. i would not be doing what i'm doing today if it wasn't for my mother. and she supported me for -- on your show if it wasn't for my mom. so i love her so much. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday to mama. >> speaking of mama's tell us about "mother's day." >> speaking of moms, the movie "mother's day" is absolutely awful unfortunately. >> oh. >> i love garry marshall. i think he's a great director. i love him as a film director. i love "pretty woman" "mork and mindy" all great things he was involved in but these are not films worth seeing. the writing and the editing is bad and julia roberts has the worst wig i have ever seen in a movie in my entire life. i give it a 1.5 out of 5. i spoke to jennifer aniston and jason sudeikis about one of the first jobs jennifer ever had. listen to this.

>> i just remember working at sudodo's. >> which was? >> an ice cream store. it's not there anymore? >> what did you do there? >> i served ice cream. i was so chubby. [ laughter ] i literally was like i'd make a milk shake and there's something left -- >> makes all the sense in the world. >> why waste that? >> i love this. you're advertising it. >> yeah this is a good one. i tasted it, it's really good. >> oh boy. 1.5 stars. >> that moment, a lot funnier than any moment in the entire film. i gave it a 1.5 out of 5. go see keanu and happy birthday to my mom. >> such a bummer. i still might see it, kevin. thank you. >> all right. let me tell you what's coming up in the next hour. we asked george hamilton about his long walk on the beach with geraldo rivera.

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ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. good friday morning to you and your family. you made it through the workweek. congratulations. it's april 29th. i'm ainsley earhardt. and this is a fox news alert. angry anti-trump protesters smashing cop cars and punching people in the face. saying this is what democracy looks like. >> whose streets? our streets! whose streets? our streets! >> the whole thing unfolding overnight. more of the dramatic images straight ahead. john boehner firing away at ted cruz. >> what do you think of ted cruz? >> lucifer in the flesh.

>> wow. >> lucifer in the flesh. this morning, senator ted cruz and donald trump respond right here on "fox & friends." and bernie sanders is sick and tired of hearing about hillary clinton's damn e-mails. >> very good. >> thank you very much. but bernie's wife is not sick of it though. >> it's an fbi investigation. we want to let it go through without politicizing it. >> could that be bernie's hail mary? live from new york city, it's "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ too sexy for your party ♪ >> there you go geraldo rivera pictured somewhere. and george hamilton. that's the way his name is spelled. walking on the beach together yesterday. >> for a serious interview apparently. but first we hand it -- before

we bring them on the curvy couch -- >> it will be epic. >> a reunion. >> absolutely. >> they'll be with us in a couple of minutes, but first heather and the fox news alert. that's right. overnight, protesters blocked streets and left each other bloody outside a donald trump rally in california. it was mostly young latinos waving american and mexican flags. police on horse back and officers in full riot gear broke up that mob. nearly two dozen people are under arrest this morning. more on this as we get it. and now to the most bizarre story of the day. a fox television station targeted by a man wearing a hedge hog onesie costume. the terrifying scene playing out live for hours at our fox affiliate in baltimore. employees there sent running for their lives in fear. 25-year-old alex brizzi walked

into the tv station, he was wearing a surgical mask and sunglasses. he claimed he did have a bomb. he did have a flash bomb though. he wanted the tv station to play it live on the air. as for that bomb it turned out to be wires and chocolate bars wrapped in tinfoil. he was shot four times before he was shot and fell to the ground. he's in serious but stable condition. we'll have a live report from the station and tell you what brizzi's father says was on that flash drive. a massive search is now under way in tampa, florida, after four young girls run away from a foster care facility overnight. crews using blood hounds to try to find them. police say the girls ended up sneaking out of a window and they scaled a fence to get away. take look please at the photos on your screen. three of the girls are sisters. the oldest of the girls is 13 years old. the youngest just 4. a staff member noticed they were missing from the beds as the rest of the children slept. that staff member called 911.

that's in florida. well bernie sanders claims that the american people are sick of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. but his wife, she disagrees. listen to this. >> i mean, he -- right after the debate where he said enough of your damn e-mails he also said there's a process. it's going forward. it's an fbi investigation. we want to let it go through without politicizing it and then we'll find out what the situation is. and that's how he still feels. it would be nice if the fbi moved it along. >> his wife bernie sanders wife telling our neil cavuto that the fbi needs to pick up the pace with three months to go until the democratic convention. 22 of her e-mails have been deemed beyond top secret. and turning now to the race for the white house, it has been a war of words before -- between john boehner and senator ted cruz. boehner calling cruz lucifer in the flesh. wow. but cruz says he barely knows

the guy. our garrett tenney is live from washington, d.c. with the latest on the details. good morning. >> reporter: heather, good morning. it's no secret that ted cruz is one of the most disliked members of congress by his colleagues but over the last couple of months we have seen a growing number of the same lawmakers begrudgingly come out to support him. simply in hopes of stopping donald trump. former house speaker john boehner made it very clear this week though he will not be one of those people. during a forum at stanford university, he was asked to be frank in giving his opinion of ted cruz and he didn't disappoint. >> how about ted cruz? >> lucifer in the flesh. >> reporter: boehner went on to stay that he would not vote for cruz in a general election. but he would vote for donald trump, who he described as his golfing and texting buddy. ted cruz jumped on that remark to try and paint trump as a washington insider and last

night on "the kelly file" he responded to boehner's remarks. >> i don't know john boehner. he and i never worked together. i probably met him two, three, four times in my life. i would be surprised if we said 50 words to each over. >> reporter: it's not clear if boehner's candid assessment will help or hurt cruz if anything at all, in this race. back to you all in new york. >> thank you very much. now let's bring in geraldo rivera and george hamilton. they have been friends for many many years. >> i feel pale. [ laughter ] >> you can just see that whole thing with john boehner is a tanning issue. [ laughter ] >> lucifer right now -- >> deeply resentful of cruz's pale face. >> i want you to respond, because trump, when this broke i had chance to talk with him yesterday. i wanted to get his response to john boehner's review of ted cruz, the senator. let's listen.

>> with bobby knight. >> yeah. >> i think it's standard, frankly, everybody dislikes him. there's something about him that nobody likes. he's a united states senator, he's working with all of these senators. and he's got virtually no endorsements and the one he most respects in the senate is is senator jeff sessions and senator sessions endorsed me four weeks ago. he's got no support. nobody likes him. >> whole interview is son foxandfriends.com. but guys your reaction. geraldo, you're not the biggest fan -- >> let me say that both george and i have known trump for many, many years. so it is impossible for us just to have -- have an instant reaction you know to him suddenly being this new incarnation this politician. in terms of ted cruz some people you like and some people you don't like, like george. everybody likes george. we had a hard time getting up here, between heather and ainsley. very distracted. >> what do you make of boehner saying that he is lucifer? >> well, i think john boehner is the life of the party. i don't know particularly --

>> of the country club. >> of the country club. i don't know if he thought it was on the record or not. but that is his true feeling about ted cruz. there is no disguising it. >> but it will go away until he endorses him. he'll love him -- >> do you think that ted cruz will eventually -- >> if he can get it then they'll love each other. >> out in hollywood, george what are people saying about the trump candidacy? >> they're not saying very much yet. they just feel that it's -- he's at the gates about to arrive in hollywood. and i think that's going to be the final battleground. >> california matters. >> oh 100 something. 160 odd delegates out there. they'll be out in the streets. of course there's jon voight on the other sides. >> and james woods. >> the young mexican and central american immigrants who were protesting, there is no doubt

but that donald trump's positions on immigration have been extreme. even to those who are for strong border -- >> and all the rest of it. >> to say you'll deport people who have childrens here, that is extreme. i believe trump will pivot to the center and moderate that position and mitigate some of these emotions going forward. >> mitigate. >> i think you can't imagine, right now in so-called hollywood, i went to a dinner the other night. they were actually -- like the bastille. they were picking up their pitchforks trying to attack each other over this whole thing because you know, we are liberal out there. i'm not, but they are. >> a little bit. >> and you had a very divisive thing going on there. i think that's going to be the big battleground. >> well, if trump is in some horrible way denied the nomination then you have a lot of crazy white people protesting

in cleveland. trump gets the nomination as expected you'll have a lot of crazy black and brown people outside the cleveland -- >> and another dynamic, in the last couple of days i was talking to a famous democratic congressman, we have known him for decades. he said his entire family all democrats for the most part are going to vote for donald trump. >> donald trump like george is a movie star. these regular politicians cannot compete. it's been obvious. that's why i picked this thing months ago. >> you did. you were probably the first. >> he's so magnetic. he's got a great, charismatic personality. he has the verve that george has. i wonder why you never ran for anything. >> i ran for my life. >> you have known each other since the '70s. question played a clip with -- we played a clip without your shirts on. what was going on in this interview? >> let's hear a little bit of it. >> people didn't want to see that. now, all of a sudden, i find that the younger kids that i never even knew of are coming in to wanting to escape.

and they do really outrageous things you know? >> i think the most outrageous thing is the guy that streaked the other day with his clothes on in the nudist column. >> i remember that. >> where was your microphone? >> is that your microphone or are you glad to see me? >> oh, geraldo! >> you had to go there. you had to go there. >> you don't think our shorts were a little short, do you? >> is that a handheld? [ laughter ] >> all right. so -- >> were you talking about a serious subject? streaking? >> he was doing a piece on this madness in mexico and he thought i knew something about it. so i started to explain to him about the people the different people and how they had their

face-lifted and they used to be in their navel and it was in the chin. he was buying this stuff from my me like i was a maven. >> whose idea was it to take the shirts off? >> we were both fit. >> look at us. >> i don't think we brought shirts to mexico. [ laughter ] >> you probably didn't wear shirts back in the '70s. >> not much. but i remember the kron logically speaking the range of the women was quite dramatic. >> in what way? >> you had the young ladies in the bikinis and then the older ladies who were looking -- looked like young ladies in bikinis. >> that's true. >> well, what's the story? >> i don't remember. >> doesn't matter. >> it was the jets -- >> it was on the jet-setters. three airplanes with heads of state on each one of them and the theory was that anything that blew up the whole world would stop. i thought, let's have a party, there were a few girls there. i thought that i'd hang with him and pretend that i was part of this journalistic approach so i

could talk to the girls. >> when you were at the beach, did geraldo at any point try to draw a map with his foot? >> he was giving the coordinates out. i thought he was a little loose. he was showing where the most beautiful girls were. >> great to see you. thank you so much. >> great to go down memory lane. >> yeah. >> george still lives it. >> i know. >> thank you so much. >> i'm an old married man now. >> i thought you were great on "dancing with the stars." do they know what we went through? >> yeah. but we have the same edyta -- >> the same dancer. >> she was great. she was great. >> hear about the -- i'm sure you heard about this story, but coming up the most bizarre story to talk about this morning. a fox tv station is targeted by this guy who's walking in the front door there. wearing a hedgehog onesie.

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the most bizarre story of the morning a fox tv station targeted by man wearing a onesie. >> yeah it sent employees running for their lives. >> joining us right now outside the tv station is megan gillian from our affiliate there in baltimore. it was her station impacted. gillian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are so happy to report that things are quiet outside of our studios here this morning. the shell casings from the shots that were fired they have been cleared up. the candy bar from that fake bomb has been cleared out. the only thing still out there, there's a blue chair. that was given to the suspect, now identified as 25-year-old alex brizzi, by the security guard. what caused brizzi to get up out of that chair and walk out of our station after threatening to blow up the entire building still unclear. but we watched him walk down this path. we watched him ignore commands from all of the officers who

were surrounding this area. we watched him get shot in the middle of the street here. this morning we're starting to understand what might have been going through his mind. we spoke with his father edward. he says his son had recently suffered what he described as a mental break. he had broken up with his girlfriend. says he was found two weeks ago sleeping in a neighbor's yard. police were called. his dad said it took seven officers to subdue him at the time. he was take on the hospital for treatment. the dad says he thought he was better but then just recently he started talking about how he thought the world was going to end in june. and that's possibly what led him here to our station. >> he said that he had a vision from god and that the world was going to end and he thought on june the 3rd. so i think that's probably on a flash drive, something about the end of the world or, you know -- if i had to guess. my wife yesterday when he went out last night, she went down to

his room and she said there's something with a bunch of wires and everything. but we didn't think anything of it. >> reporter: right now, brizzi is in serious, but stable condition at this point. his dad telling us he was shot four times. once in his neck his left wrist and buttocks and right leg. you heard his father talk about the mental health issues he had. it's likely he'll need some treatment after all of this. no charges have been filed. we're live outside fox 45 studios in baltimore. pack to you. >> what a day in baltimore at fox. meanwhile, on this friday, she is one of hollywood's most liberal stars so who scares susan susan sarandon more? donald trump or hillary clinton? the answer may surprise you. and there hasn't been a girl

born in that family right there in 101 years. until now. meet the underdahl family next. the streak is over. there she is. >> beats dimaggio. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn.

well there has not been a girl born in that family right there in 101 years. since 1914. the underdahl family has only had boys. four generations of them. but now that streak is over. thanks to little aurelia. she entered the world -- there she is on april 12th. joining me now are the proud parents scott and ashton and aurelia and her brother archer. thank you for being with us, guys. >> no problem. >> good morning. >> good morning.

all right. scott, four generations of boys. since your aunt back in 1914 there has not been a little girl born in your family, 101 years later you welcome the birth of your little girl. what was that day like for you? >> mostly shock and deer in the head lights kind of feeling. panic. what do i do with a little girl? >> ashton how about you? >> it's exciting. >> disbelief until the day she got here. so thankful for her. it's fun to have some pink in the house. >> i'm sure. did she move into her big brother's nursery? >> she has her own nursery. it's purple and yellow and all girlie. >> there's so cute. what was the reaction from scott's side of the family when you gave them a little girl? >> they were all just ecstatic.

they couldn't wait for a girl. everybody was rooting for a little girl. grandpa is so proud. grandma can't put her down. her uncle just love to hold her and cuddle her. >> i'm sure. i understand you originally bought boy clothes. you were prepared for a boy. >> i did. i assumed we were having another boy and i bought little boy bedding. for her nursery. and we found out it was a girl and i had to quickly rethink that plan. >> what was that day like, how'd you find out? >> we found out at the ultrasound. just disbelief. it took a while to set in. and i mean just took a couple days to really come to terms that it was a little girl in there. >> so how did you tell the rest of the family it was a little girl? >> i texted my dad and my

brothers and i said sorry, guys i screwed up and broke the streak. >> i'm sure they were scared, but so excited for you. what about archer, how is archer handling the news? >> archer is doing great. he loves having a little sister and he always wants to hold her and touch her and love her. so he's been doing really good. >> that's really sweet. how do you plan on spoiling her because i'm sure -- it's just inevitable, right? >> well now i have more excuses to go shopping, so that's fun. >> isn't it so much fun to shop for a little girl? >> at first it was scary. >> right. >> we don't know what we're doing. >> does she have a -- >> now it's a lot of fun. >> yeah, dresses and pink and fun swimsuits and all sorts of sparkly head bands. >> that's so cute. so, you know, as a mom, having a

little girl, you know, you make so many plans for their future. what do you look forward to the most? >> oh, i'm just excited to be a mom. i love my kids and i just -- i just want to -- i just want to be the best mom i can and help them to be the best they can be. excited for sports and for school. >> i'm sure you'll be wonderful parents. congratulations to both of you. we wish you nothing but best. god bless. >> thank you. god bless. >> thank you. yesterday we introduced you to these four vets reunited after 50 years apart. but soldiers fighting today are facing much bigger challenges. called the rules of engagement, they're not working and yesterday, we were told that you should not hug your dog. it is not good for them. we have got a great update for you, straight ahead. there's brian with his dog. sfx: climbing sounds duracell quantum

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i'd like to see the bureaucrats and politicians that come over to has to -- come up with the rules of engagement to be the first ones to do it. >> sure. >> i'm serious. i'm worried about our kids today. >> yep. yesterday we had the honor of speaking to those four vietnam veterans reunited after 50 years to recruit that photo, taken 50 years ago before they were deployed to vietnam. they offered a bigger message on the restrictions the troops face today, called the rules of engagement. what are the regulations that continue to tie our troops' hands and they tell us and how should they be changed if at all? here is the former assistant secretary of defense under

ronald reagan bing west and former army ranger and cofounder of american warriors initiative best selling author sean parnell, "outlaw platoon" is the name of his book. first off, general, we heard the marines, that jumped out at us. have you heard about a problem with rules of engagement not only in afghanistan, not only in iraq, but in syria? >> well, it's not so much endangering our troops because we're not in ground combat the way we used to be, but it really affects our pilots. the biggest problem is we don't know how to win. so every year from vietnam on and i spent the last ten years on the battlefields in afghanistan and in iraq every year we have added more rules. because we don't know how to win, so we don't know how the rules affect us. so we've accumulated all the barnacles so we extend the wars and we're there with the rules of engagement so the civilians can survive, but actually as the war goes on and on you end up

killing more civilians. so the whole thing is nutty. really nutty. >> absolutely. and what he was echoing, sean that former marine, he was echoing the fact that the people who are putting up the rules of engagement don't fight for a living. they don't ask the people who are in the war to ask how to win the war. >> that's right. and in 2009 and in afghanistan, the rules of engagement were changed and casualty rate over that period nearly doubled and in some cases tripled. the men and the women that serve this country are our most precious commodity. we should not send them to war with both hands tied behind their back period. >> bing there was another statement when we put 250 special ops into syria, and they said they will not be engaging our enemy. there's something wrong with that sentence. not engaging our not fighting our enemy. our enemy. >> the general in charge of our troops in afghanistan said that

he didn't have permission to bomb the taliban just because they were taliban. hello, we have been fighting the taliban for 15 years. much of this starts at the top. much of this starts with the white house, imposing these restrictions for political reasons and they make no sense whatsoever on the ground. no sense whatsoever. >> and we have had three former secretaries of defense under the obama administration all say what bing west just said. the white house is meddling in the battlefield. >> exactly. look the rules of engagement should be clear, concise and simple. every soldier should understand clearly what they are and the authority to engage the enemy should rest with the ground combat commander and there's nothing worse than being a young platoon leader that's under attack, surrounded on all sides. you have to go 200 miles away to a general who's not on the

battlefield with you and then he has to go to the attorney to make sure he has the legal authority to attack. all the while, your soldiers are getting shot wounded and killed on the battlefield. it's not necessary because the commander on the ground has all the authority he needs. he's got the best picture of what's happening. and the decision whether or not to engage should rest with the ground combat commander. brian, we invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in american -- young american combat leaders. they're the best the world has ever known. we should trust them to do the right thing when the rubber meets the road. >> or trust the military people to do the right thing. we have the iraq afghanistan and the syrian operation to fulfill. what do you want to hear from the presidential candidates to make you feel as though they get the challenge? >> well brian, we can't win these wars. we can't. we can just keep the fight away from our shores, but what i'd like to hear from them is that they will allow our military commanders to give them the

proper advice. they will not try to push the advice from the white house down to the commanders. they're turning around and say you commanders are fighting, you tell us what you need. and this white house has it exactly backwards. >> lastly i sat next to a group of marines at a dinner this week and they said to me a man in separate location didn't even know each other, we need to hear the word winning come from the white house. the guys and women on the ground need to know that we're in it to win it. that would fulfill their mission and inspire them. hey, bing west -- >> by the way, brian i was at that dinner and you did a very good job with the marines. semper fi. >> thank you. i appreciate it. bing west sean parnell thank you. heather nauert what else is happening? >> good morning, good morning to you. south korea is now unveiling a new uniform for the uniforms in rio de janeiro. it's infused with insect

repellent to keep the mosquitos at bay. the ones they wear during the athletic events won't be with bug repellent. and sorry, hillary clinton, she is just not into you. that is from the actress susan sarandon. a former die hard clinton supporter, she's now talking about her decision to cut ties with the clintons. last night she said she'd take donald trump over hillary. >> i have to break up with her. >> why did you -- such a beautiful couple. why did you break up? >> i'm more afraid of actually hillary clinton's war record and her hawkishness than i am of building a wall. >> but she says she still won't vote for trump. she is a bernie sanders supporter all the way. melania trump trashing a magazine for a recent report claiming she has a secret half brother and she had previously gotten plastic surgery.

she said it's not true she wrote on her facebook page quote, the article published in "gq" is another example of the dishonest media and their disingenuous reporting. i'm hopeful that the media will begin to cover me fairly and be respectful of my family's privacy. hug your dog, they do love it after all. brian, so cute. that's rocky? okay. there's a dog expert saying a study that claimed hugging dogs stresses them out. well he says now that that is all wrong. when you hug your dog it releases oxytocin known as the love hormone. a study released this week says 80% of dogs showed stress when being hugged. but look at rocky and brian. they're in full love mode. >> he's hugging me. >> e-mail your pictures of your dog hugging you, e-mail us to foxandfriends.com.

>> he's going to be 140 pounds. >> we don't have a dog to hug, but vince gill is coming up. >> i'm glad you're here. >> all right. the first man to hug you today? >> i believe so. >> it is early. >> coming up, president obama making history on the economy? yep, but it's not in a good way. what it means for your wallet when stu varney joins us next. and vince gill. ♪ ♪ can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection.

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according to the u.s. department of commerce, our economy is now growing at its slowest pace in two years. >> and that puts president obama in the history books as the only u.s. president who could not deliver a single year of 3% growth. >> not a single one. here to discuss is host of "varney & co.," that starts in 16 minutes over on fox business stuart varney. this is history, but not good history. >> contradicted by the president himself in an interview with in "the new york times." the president said he's managed the best recovery of any large economy on earth in human history. that's what he says. i actually compare our economic performance to how historically countries that have wrenching financial crises performed. the best managed of any large economy on earth in modern history. >> how does he explain that? >> well, that's a very hard one for me to answer. >> no kidding. >> the evidence belies what the

president just said. we're coming on -- after eight years, we have never better than 2.5% growth ever. we have doubled the debt to $19 trillion. the middle class is shrinking and wages are dead stagnant. all of that the president says is the best managed recovery ever. >> they say a lot of jobs but no wage growth. but stuart he's saying well look at what the economy is and look at where it is. i have stabilized it. what did he stabilize? >> wait a minute he looked at ronald reagan how he came out of a bad recession. >> interest rates were 16% them. >> we had double digit unemployment and then president obama says, oh, no, it's a myth that we've recovered in the reagan recovery. that the tax cuts -- it's a myth

that tax cuts created that era of prosperity. he's trashing ronald reagan. >> but what is the reason for these bad numbers this morning? >> this today? >> mm-hmm. >> it's the obama economy. it's all government, all the time. massive regulation. constant government borrowing. overspending to raise the debt. that's what's been going on. >> it's all part of his legacy building that he's -- you know, he's going to be out of office within the year. he wants to go out you know on a high note. but not accurate perhaps. >> he's distorting history. this is not a terrific recovery. ronald reagan's recovery was. don't trash a great recovery from ronald reagan and posit that yours is so good because it's not. >> i can smell a lead story on "varney & co." in about 14 minutes. that's going to be the lead? >> it is, yes. >> thank you. >> don't trash ronald reagan. >> okay. yes, sir. coming up we have a country music legend here today. >> really? ♪

>> get ready, vince gill is here with an amazing tribute to one of his own. somebody he has loved his whole life. but first, let's check in with bill hemmer. >> great sound. >> good morning. >> happy friday. and the latest on lucifer and the reaction in kind wow. what happened to the trump rally last night? we tell you and we have a new delegate count. more on the arrest in the california killers, what the fbi now knows. and that smoke trail from the nfl draft. there's a lot of people shaking their heads. we'll tell you why when martha and i see you in 12 minutes, top of the hour. a vehicle so versatile it owns anything outdoors. thirty-two horsepower, a twelve hundred-pound payload and over a thousand different ways to configure yours. go gator.

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well he's been making hit records for 42 years and with 26 million albums sold and 20 grammys under his belt, vince gill is one of the biggest names in country music. >> he is. but his latest song pays tribute to another legend and great friend george jones. >> he's here to sing that song from his 18th studio album "down to my last bad habit." vince gill is here. >> hey, vince. >> we have been loving listening to you get ready for this song all morning. >> i have been here all morning. i didn't know there were two 7:00 clock. i found that out this morning. >> i love this story about how you were at a karaoke place once upon a time. a lady came up to you, she had a cocktail in one hand and she said you look familiar. what did you say to her? >> i said my name was willis and i so i would auto parts and she asked me to sing a duet with her and i said i couldn't get up

in front of people and we had a lot of fun with her that evening. it was fun. >> who inspired you? >> merle haggard. i lost my greatest hero a few weeks ago. he was it for me. the way he wrote songs, the way he sang the way he told the truth. he was the greatest truth teller. >> in what way? you're a song writer too. >> you listen to the song. just listen to the songs and you can see every word he's writing. and he knew how to stick up for people who were being treated unfairly for people that were struggling and all of those things. >> and you toured with george jones. >> i did. >> this song for george jones. >> it is absolutely. i love my heroes. >> you had trouble getting through this song? >> hopefully, just remembering the words will be the only problem. >> we'll get of the way. vince gill, everybody. >> thank you. ♪ this worn out old six string

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oh, sing me the sad ones ♪ ♪ i don't like the fast ones well, i can't believe that he's really gone ♪ ♪ oh i'm drawn to the blue side of the king of broken hearts died ♪ ♪ i feel a sad one coming on that's about it. >> great job. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> that was great. that was great. >> awesome. (politely) wait, wait, wait! you can't put it in like... ...that, you have to rinse it first that's baked- on alfredo. baked-on? it's never gonna work.

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term -- he does apparently a bunch -- >> it's comedy. >> inappropriate for somebody with alzheimer's. >> so yeah that's the story. and patti davis like many of you are outraged, the daughter. she writes this in a letter, perhaps for your comedy you would like to visit dementia facilities. i have. i didn't find anything comedic there and if you're a decent human being you wouldn't be findings the bound? >> i don't know when it comes to humor some jokes do and don't. say things that sometimes i wish i wouldn't have said and all of the above. but amy's parents, her mother passed with dementia and when it's really connected to you, you'll have a different response to it. i think -- >> that's your response. >> vince, it's been great to have you. we'll talk more with vince gill in the "after the show show." bill: breaking news at

philadelphia. there is a ground stop at the airport. reports of a ground stop emergency. the faa issued ground stop. late word suggests it's a charter aircraft. we are work on the story. more as we get here to america. newsroom. the battle for california plunges into a bit of chaos. this was the scene in southern california hundreds of protesters clashing with police outside of a donald trump rally as