sheriff thought it was a prank. finally the ugly, florida man facing several charges after driving down highway through sunroof. he we wanted to turn himself in because he didn't want to go home to his wife. the man is charged with reckless driving, no word if he went home to his wife eventually. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thank you for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye bye. jillian: good morning, monday may 13th, pentagon teaming up with homeland security to address the growing crisis at the border. rob: partnership comes as republicans get ready to roll out a border targeting biggest loopholes in current immigration law, we are live in washington with the latest on that. also terror training ground uncovered on american soil. >> chilling discoveries in make-shift military compound and familiar face tied to it.

rob: which state in the u.s. snaps the most selfies? jillian: there you are, we will tell you where your hometown ranks, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: it's like 45-degrees, it's ridiculous. jillian: i know. the storm brought in chillier weather, rob. rob: saturday was great. jillian: we hope all of the mothers out there had fantastic day. rob: sat on the couch watching movies, pouring rain.

i'm rob schmitt. jillian: i'm jillian mele, thank you for starting your day and week with us. lindsey graham taking immigration fight to senate floor, republicans set to unveil new legislation this week. >> rob: package will fix broken asylum laws, yet another border battle is taking shape, happy monday, doug. >> he's trying to deal with the backlog of asylum claim, plan calls for changing current law to allow children to be held longer for 100 days as opposed to 20 under current law. he's talking about hiring 500 judges to deal with the backlog. >> if the democrats had the better idea to tell me what it is, it is not a manufacturing crisis, only started and how to fix the problem before it swamps the border. >> and president trump is trying to spur action along the border as well. this is what he tweeted out yesterday, the constitutional crisis is democrats refusing to

work. let's start by fixing mess what immigration laws have caused in southern border. we will see role for u.s. military along the border, patrick shanahan has pledged his support. >> we will be here until the borders are secured, we have to have the backs of the men and women down here that are being overrun. >> the associated press reporting this morning that they have found that there's a backlog, waiting list of 13,000 immigrants on the mexican side of the border on waiting lists to get into the united states. rob and jillian. rob: all right, doug, thanks so much. jillian: islamic terror compound uncovered on american soil, in a search warrant fbi describes the property as, quote, make-shift military style obstacle reportedly linked to separate terror compound discovered last year in new mexico where kids

were alleged being trained to commit school shootings, former military intelligence officer explains why the specific areas are chosen. >> the one thing they have in common is they are both very rural areas, you can slip in and out very easy. many people are private and tend to their own business and that's the type of place that is these activities are looking to set up shop. it's easy to go unnoticed. same man facing federal charges in the new mexico case reportedly owns the alabama compound. >> stepfather of missing 4-year-old malia davis due in court today, darian vince charged with tampering evidence after police dogs found evidence of human decomposition in his car. new surveillance showed vince carrying a large laundry basket from his apartment days before malia went missing.

her blood was found in apartment. malia has yet not been found. jillian: pilot could make first court appearance today after being charged in triple murder. in 2016 christian martin told kentucky news station he suspected one of the victims of having an affair with his wife but denied a role in the killing, former army helicopter pilot arrested on a plane moments before takeoff at the airport friday, he worked for the american airlines psa airlines. rob: 6 people are dead including a priest on an attack in catholic church in west africa, gunman opening fire during sunday mass. they set the church and nearby building on fire as well. at this point no group has claimed responsibility. sri lanka shuts down social media, drastic measure following antimuslim riots in the country sparked by facebook post over

the weekend, the unrest after sri lanka held churches for the first time since horrific easter sunday terror attacks, more than 250 people killed by suicide bombers in churches and hotels. jillian: secretary of state mike pompeo postponing trip to russia overnight, right now he's headed to brussels to hold talks on iran with european allies, discussion coming as iran calls u.s. military courses a target, iranian military commander adding, quote, if americans make a move we will hit them in the head. >> stock futures plunging as investors brace for china could potentially retaliate against united states tariffs, beijing to respond as early as today after president trump more than doubled on $200 billion worth of goods on friday, the president continually optimistic tweeting out, remember, they broke the

deal with us and tried to renegotiate. we will be taking in tens of billions of dollars in tariffs from china, trade talks between the two nations ended last week with no deal. despite trade negotiations with china in holding pattern at this point, white house economic adviser larry kudlow says the president's strategy is spot on. jillian: the proof even some of his fiercest critics support him. >> in order to correct 20 years plus of unfair trading practices with china as i said, i'm all for trading practices, i think this is a risk that we should and can take without damaging our economy in any appreciable way. the possible improvement in trade and exports and open markets for the united states, this is worthwhile doing. politically i think the country is completely behind the president. in fact, as you know, leading democrats such as senator schumer and others have supported the president in this

battle so sometimes you can do the right thing and in a sense this is a bipartisan policy and it's long overdue. rob: last week the u.s. commerce department announced trade deficit with china is now at 5-year low. >> 8 minutes after the hour, you mentioned that it was pretty chilly yesterday. rob: yeah. jillian: and today. rob is not happy about this, janice. rob: it's okay. janice: how about next monday looks like 80. can we get through this week? 83 a week from today daytime high. rob: there we go. janice: for now it's half of that, it's like 43-degrees in new york city, 46 in kansas city, we have cooler weather across great lakes, parts of northeast and showers in the area, okay, so that is going to be a little bit of nuisance.

flooding across texas, louisiana, pictures of flooding in houston area last week, several inches of rainfall unfortunately and we will still have potential for more rain in the forecast across portions of texas and the gulf coast and the mississippi river valley. but all in all, you know, no big major systems here, we will see potential for heavy rain across portions of the upper midwest and upper west coast still spring-time snow for northern rockies, so there's your forecast today, still going to remain cool across portions of the northeast, 51 is daytime high in new york city with rain sort of in the area lingering, 74 in in atlanta, 84 in houston with sunshine, they got a lot of rain last week and things will start to look up, you know, over the next 7 days. rob: pushing june at this point. janice: memorial day weekend things will start to heat up and then we will complain about how

hot it is. rob: i have been complaining for like 2 months. happy mother's day. jillian: pains know read this, honestly, this is the way you win game 7 in the nba playoffs, watch this. >> it's off leonard. jillian: no. bounced 4 times. rob: that's insane. that shot never goes in. when it starts bouncing like that it never goes in. jillian: shot obviously went in, raptors over 76ers, they were tied with seconds left. rob: they play the bucks, will that be the finals, trail blazers beat the nuggets? jillian: game 7. they'll play warriors next round.

>> too many playoffs. 10 minutes after the hour. apprehensions at the southern border top a half a million, so far in just most recent fiscal year, halfway through the fiscal year, the department of defense and dh is teaming up to deal with the border crisis, how much worse will this get before this becomes a bipartisan issue, everybody can get behind, our next guest says the security of our nation's borders shouldn't be just one party's priority. >> it's a calming feeling that i tell folks when i think about the holocaust and tragedy of holocaust. jillian: facing major backlash for that comment. gop house leadership now demanding democrats take action to condemn the statement but to leave far from apologizing, coming up i had no symptoms of hepatitis c.

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will rob: welcome back. jillian: one guatemalan official admits safety isn't the only factor motivating mass migration. rob: how much worse does the situation have to get before democrats and republicans see eye to eye. art, thanks for coming on this morning. the white house asking congress for $4 billion to try and fix the situation about a week ago and even with "the new york times" telling democrats to do so, they still don't seem to want to approve this money, what do you think? >> it's just amazing to me, you know, we've been seeing it for quite some time that a lot of asylum cases pretty much false asylum claims, the president has been on top of it for the longest time, i just don't understand howie: we still have

elected officials that care more about illegal aliens, that care more about the people that are breaking the nation's laws than american citizens themselves. jillian: we mentioned the 504,000 number. let's take a look at the numbers , the border apprehensions have not hit 500,000, so the question is as we are approaching that number, are we potentially approaching an area that we haven't yet been? >> i think we are at an area because the amount of illegals that are entering the united states, one thing that people need to realize is, these people are getting released within the united states and a lot of them are not showing up to court dates and i think that's one thing that people need to be concentrating on. there's been a crisis for quite some time, there's individuals who have been pointing it out

and like i said, i'm in shock that we still have politicians in this country that refuse to admit it, they refuse to represent the people of this country. rob: art, is one of the problems, as people look at the number and we just saw 10, 15 years ago under the bush administration, it was as high as this number but the difference was types of people were mostly migrants, men from méxico that could easily be sent back, this group that's coming in now -- >> definitely -- rob: these people are probably going to be staying here. >> no, that's where the problem is, they are staying because they are getting released. huge factor that a lot of us are concerned with, they are coming across with children and in many instances these children are not their children and they are just using them as an extra tool so they can get released within the country at a much faster pace than before.

jillian: at what point everyone would get on board and say this is something that we need to team up together and fight this? >> you know, that's a crystal ball question. i think they need to do it now, look at the videos that have been out there, look at the reporters that have taken the time to come out here and seen the actual issues. i mean, there's a lot of videos, there's a lot of pictures, there's a lot of testimony, i do not know how these individuals can still say, oh, it's not a crisis, it's not a big deal. you know what it comes down to, they need to prove that their love for this country is more important than their anger towards the president because the president is doing everything that should be done to control our nation's borders and to make sure that we are safe in this country and everyone needs to get on board with that. rob: a lot of people on the left say this is a humanitarian crisis, these are asylum seekers, here is one guatemalan official says this isn't an asylum problem. >> politicians have said

throughout the years that migrants, you know, people from central america and other places in latin america try to migrate to the united states mainly because of security reasons, the truth is it's very different. most of the people are trying to reach the united states today because of economic reasons. rob: art, economic reasons is not asylum. >> it's not and the individuals that we are arresting and we are detaining upon initial arrest, they are staying, we are coming here because we are trying to get another job, that's the bottom line. jillian: art del cueto, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. jillian: 19 minutes after the hour. actress to plea guilty. rob: how much time she's facing behind bars did you know you can save money

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jillian: good morning, welcome back, felicity hoffman to plead guilty. rob: desperate house wives star could face federal prison. jillian: joy. >> good morning, actress set to go before judge to enter guilty plea to charges that she took part in college admission's cheating scam. she agreed earlier to plead guilty to conspiracy, mail fraud and investigators say she paid $15,000 to have someone correct answers on her daughter's sat exam so her daughter can get higher score, one legal analyst

we spoke to say it is judge may show lineancy. loghlin is not taking any deal. they paid half a million dollars to get daughters recruited to usc team even though neither has experience. she will be sentenced at a later date. live outside the courthouse in boston. >> thank you very much. rob: do you spend a lot of time trying to snap the perfect selfie. [laughter] rob: we sure do around here. if you live in nevada you probably take more selfies than average person. jillian: nevadans take more selfies than any other state in the country, washington, d.c. coming in second. mississippi is being least

selfie effect. rob: i would have thought, la, california. jillian: there we go. it is true, we did. going viral this morning, crazy snapchat filter will will finally answer the question what if i was born the opposite gender, that's me. rob: oh, my lord. what they would look like as male with make-up. we were force today try that out. jillian: that's me as a male. rob, you look great. rob: mercy. i will keep my mouth shut. jillian: i don't know what to think about this. [laughter] rob: take that off the screen. 25 minutes after the hour now, started with the green new deal and since then democrats have made climate change --

>> climate change is exitential threat to us as human beings. jillian: are candidates fighting for relevance in 2020 field, our political panel debates that. introducing the first-of-its-kind lexus ux and ux f sport. also available

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border officials from 20 to 100 days and more immigration judges to reduce backlog in asylum cases. rob: joe biden making first campaign stop in new hampshire today, the early democratic front-runner holding meet and greet before community college. jillian: congresswoman tlaib under fire when thinking about the holocaust gives her calming feeling. rob: aisha with tlaib's response to this. >> palestinian conflict on yahoo podcast when she said this. >> this is a calming feeling i always tell folks when i think of the holocaust and the tragedy of the holocaust and the fact that it was my ancestors palestinians who lost their lands and some lost lives and

just all of it, was in the name of trying to create a safe haven for jews post the holocaust, post the tragedy, per sec suición of jews across the world at the time. jillian: so democratic leaders including speaker nancy pelosi haven't said anything about these comments yet but this has set off a real fire storm of criticism from gop house leadership, house republican whip steve scalise said this, quote, there's no justification for the twisted and disgusting comments made by rashida tlaib, more than 6 million jews were murdered during the holocaust, there's nothing calming about that fact. tlaib tried to explain, she repeated called the holocaust

tragedy and horrific persecution of jewish people. tlaib along with omar have become lighting rod that accuse her of promoting antisemitic activist and rhetoric. i'm sure people have a lot to say, aisha, right. >> absolutely, we asked you what you think about comments and most of you say they're inappropriate. mary writes on facebook, i think she should be voted out, doesn't need to be there. and kelly wrote this, pelosi doesn't have the guts to confront her so nothing will change until she gets voted out of office. and one instagram user wrote this, the level of hate on the left is astounding, rob, jillian. jillian: all right. rob: thanks so much. in just a few hours bernie sanders and aoc will team up again this time to rally for the green new deal this as which mate change could be front and

center in 2020. >> we need to elect a candidate who can take on long-term issues beginning with climate change. >> the future of the human race literally depends on it. >> climate change is existential threat to us as human beings. >> i will make fighting climate change the number one priority of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] rob: all right, so how will climate change impact the primary here? here to debate that is gop strategist and democratic political analyst wendy, guys, thanks for coming on this morning. wendy, i will start with you, are you concerned about such a far-left idea being so impactful in this primary? >> no, i'm not concerned because i think what bernie sanders is shown is democrats' party is not monolithic and people who lean far to the left when it comes to environmental issues and individuals like, you know, joe biden who is more so in the middle, he's trying to bring together environmentalists and blue-collar workers, again, i do

not think that there's anything wrong with what bernie sanders is saying, what aoc is saying, the environment is not just about our generation but future generations and i think it's important. rob: gus, moderates out there will say that the green new deal is militant activism, the plan could disrupt if not destroy large portion of the economy here in this country, is that scary for moderate democrats to be looking at candidates most of which in 2020 are supporting this deal? >> i think it should, definitely, look, you have a candidate for president who is help essentially boosting candidacy now that joe biden is in the race and is trying to get the hard-core leftists to really come out and support him during the primaries, it's important for him really and key to his -- to his victory or victories in the primaries, so look, i think it's important to note that the president is going to run on the economy and this deal what it

does it essentially destroy all the gains that we have made over the last 3 years under this president and so i think it's going to be incredibly impactful in 2020. rob: let's look at information here, poll here, climate change pretty important in 2020 according to this. look at that, number 2 on the list, health care dominating, that's for democratic voters what they want to see in 2020. it is a big issue for democratic voters, another one here, these are the candidates that are supporting the green new deal. it is a tremendous amount, most of the major names but wendy, over to you, one big name that's not on there is joe biden and he has been tremendously popular early on here. do you think that's the message coming from a big portion of democratic voters that maybe the green new deal isn't what you should be like. >> i don't think so, do i think that what we know about biden and what has been hear biden as vice presidential candidate or vp appeal to what we call flyover states, appeal to blue-collar workers, although we are still waiting to see where

he stands on environmental issues, if you do know politics, biden is not going to lean hard left, he is going to come to a middle ground on this saying, a, the environment is important and it's something that we should look but also let's make sure that we are not ousting the individuals who are working at different plans, the individuals that are the blue-collar workers and that's where biden will hit the sweet spot. rob: gus, if you look at the economy is very strong, you look gran like the green new deal, we lose tremendous amount with china, they make things for so cheap. the green new deal would not affect them at all and things more expensive to produce in the country. what would the plan do to our economy if bernie sanders is elected in 2020 and implemented? >> well, definitely, we will impact greatly in negative way, look, the green new deal some are saying that it will cost upwards of $93 trillion for reference, the u.s. took in less than $4 trillion this past year,

so look, no money really to be able to implement fully and we are talking about almost $600,000 per taxpayer, that would devastate the u.s. economy. per taxpayer, it would definitely destroy the u.s. economy and i think, look, it's all for rainbows and unicorns because at the end of the day, there's nothing that you can -- there's nothing this plan about concrete really that you can address in how other people from across the i'll come together and really help to reduce the footprint of the united states which is what you'd like to do and have been done by other countries in a way that is not so devastating. rob: right. >> of course, that's not the topic of conversation, they want to go extreme -- extremes here to be able to turn out their base. rob: yeah, all right, gus, wendy, we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you, rob. jillian: 37 minutes after the hour, big pharma under fire, legal battle underway after prosecutors say drug makers

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-i like that, just not when it comes out of her mouth. -yeah, as a mother, i wouldn't want my kids to see that. -good mom. -to see -- wait. i'm sorry. what? -don't kids see enough violence as it is? -i've seen violence. -maybe we turn the word "bundle" into a character, like mr. bundles. -top o' the bundle to you. [ laughter ] bundle, bundle, bundle. -my kids would love that. -yeah. jillian: good morning, back business alert, attorneys have filed suit against companies claiming they conspired to fix drug prices. rob: tracee carrasco from sister network to break it down for us. tracee: 44 states have filed lawsuits, pfizer, 20 altogether claiming they were conspire to go raise prices of generic drugs as much as 1,000%, all this is going on between 2013 to 2015,

about 100 drug prices going up, things like drug for hiv, asthma, high cholesterol, antibiotic, blood thinner, birth control and the drug companies, they were all conspiring, working together to raise these prices so as i mentioned 44 states have filed this lawsuit. >> boy, these are drug that is keep people alive. tracee: major drugs. rob: totally different disneyland with new annual ticket pass? >> yes, this is called the disney flex pass. they are trying to come up with different ways to offer annual passes to people but also maintain crowds because we know they will get larger with the opening of new star wars land. 599 annual pass for members but what they are offering here you can only go on off-key days, access to both disneyland park

but busiest days, the weekend, summer months you will have to make a reservation to use your pass to go to disneyland, so they're hoping that this will give people the opportunity to go to the park while maintaining the crowds, prices for a lot of the passes, they range from $799 to $1,400, so this 599 option definitely a little more manageable but does come with a watch. it is a lot of money. if you want to eat, even richer. jillian: thanks, tracee. vice president mike pence warns christian graduates, be prepared from ridicule from the secular left. >> some of the largest voices for tolerance today have little tolerance for traditional christian beliefs, as you go about daily lives, be ready. jillian: how does this happen in 2019 when all sides claim to want tolerance, charlie kirk

live and joins us with reaction. rob: first check with steve. jillian: hello. rob: did you wear that just for me? >> i find myself dressing for you and not jillian. i'm a little concerned with my emotional well-being. i will say this, wear something at some point today, that's my advice, meanwhile coming up on our show if you want to watch along, i was able to catch up with acting defense secretary now nominated for defense secretary patrick shanahan one-on-one on plane, little of that interview. what's your reaction to criticism -- >> we have a crisis at the border.

>> director of homeland security, very impress i have to see what the military is doing at the border and they are in the middle of a crisis there. more of that interview coming up. i'm sorry about the turbulence but we were in the air. dan bongino is here, they miss him. governor mike huckabee used to run state, now he wants to make segment special. shannon with bio out, it is great, i read it, based on a true story and senator tom cotton, wrote a book about it, had a chance to go to arlington with him and more, you will see that, very respected senator, ivy league, infantry, congress and senate, he will be with us. before we run out of music, i will either go to break or back to my favorite anchors ever

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>> welcome back, new study shows left-leaning sources dominate most of google's top news stories, researchers of the journalism in north western university says 86% of top stories came from just 20 news sources, 3 of those dominated the coverage, cnn had 10.9%, washington post with 5.6%. brown's quarterback baker mayfield blasting ohio school that's getting rid of valedictorian, this is so dumb, you're telling me competition doesn't bring out the best in people, if you want something bad enough, work for it, people are too soft. mason high school right outside of cincinnati to reduce

competitive culture, jillian. jillian: vice president mike pence sending liberty university's class of 2019 with a challenge to embrace their christian faith despite mainstream backlash. >> some of the loudest voices for tolerance today have little tolerance for traditional christian believes. so as you go about daily life, please be ready because you're going to be not just to tolerate things, you will be asked to endorse, you need to prepare your minds for actions men and women. jillian: charlie kirk was there receiving honorary doctorate from liberty, congrats on your honor, charlie, incredible, you were there for that speech. explain the meaning behind it and how it was received?

>> well, sure, i'm a christian american and conservative in that order and vice president mike pence has echoed similar sentiment, complement him for amazing leadership of how he's able to articulate a christian world view from the second highest office in the land and secondly, what i have to say is that christians all across the country, all across the world are under attack and i don't think this necessarily gets as much attention as it should, let's use one example, under the previous administration, remember it was the little sisters of the poor that came under the full force of federal government under president barack obama. the little sisters of the poor that were being force today pay for something that was against their deeply held religious beliefs and his warning is something that we as christians understand which is if you hold the beliefs you will be persecuted, going to be attacked, however, under the trump administration they've had the back of christians more so than any other president in recent history and if not in all

of american history by protecting religious liberty and freedoms by repealing the individual mandate and obamacare, putting gorsuch and kavanaugh and 105 circuit judges, huge victory and well taken by christians like myself. yeah, i mean, it looks to be more venomous and vile than ever in religious base, sure, i would agree with that, yeah. jillian: do you personally feel that christians, to use the word attacked now that you've experienced? >> well, look, i definitely think that the volume has been raised and the cultural conversation in this country and i will say that for whatever reason there's a particular amount of animosity towards students and young people on college campus across the country excluding liberty university, by the way, which is christian university for being christian. this is the work that we do at turning point usa, we are not a

christian organization but we do a lot of campus work and we do encounter a lot of students that have backlash and experience criticism for their beliefs and however, i will say that finally we are able to have an administration and a president that is able to deliver on long-held policy objectives to have christian conservative community, know that the evangelical community has his back in 2020. >> charlie, the vice president stated that the loudest voices for tolerance today have little tolerance for traditional christian beliefs, explain the irony in the sentence. >> quite often most intolerant people in the word are those who preach tolerance, the people that tell you how tolerant they are until you want to use your bible, they want to tell you how tolerant they are until you say something they want to disagree and people tend to be on the left and unfortunately with the rise of radical leftism, don't

forget that democrat booed god at one of recent conventions, this is something that's concerning and needs to be talked about and thank you to vice president mike pence on making amazing comments at liberty university recently because i don't think that the struggle will go anywhere any seem soon. jillian: we certainly thank you for joining us this morning, charlie, see you soon. >> thank you so much, you bet. rob: how much coffee is too much coffee? >> please, please. >> how many cups have you had this morning? >> none. 5, yours is better. >> you have a problem. [laughter] jillian: now study out of australia, drinking moderates amount of coffee can lower risk of type 2 diabetes, certain cancers. rob: 5 is the most you should drink, the study also says anything beyond those 5, 8-ounce

cups can risk increase of heart disease, point of reference here coffee of starbucks is 12-ounces, 5, 8-ounce cups is the max. i don't think they are telling you to go drink 5 cups of coffee. jillian: everyone would be running around. rob: nuts. 55 minutes after the hour, incredible mother's day gift from nfl quarterback russell wilson. [laughter] jillian: this one will make your day, stay tune. lse. lse. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. . .

jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. russell wilson brings his mom to tears with the ultimate mother's day surprise. >> >> are you serious? [laughter] >> wilson signed a new contract making him the second highest pay player in the nfl. rob: next the bad a car. completely vertical after a driver veers off the road. firefighters in jersey drove up that wire that you see attached to telephone poles some times. the driver fell out of the car but wasn't seriously hurt. jillian: florida man facing

several charges after driving down the highway sun roof. troopers said he wanted to turn himself in because he didn't want to go home to his wife. the man is charged with reckless driving. no word on if he went home to his wife. rob: no comment. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ high hopes. steve: we have high hopes this week of telecasting. welcome aboard, folks. the world's number one cable news show the day after mother's day. did you have a good one? ainsley: i did. it's such a special day. alcalled my mom. spent the weekend with my daughter who has been the greatest joivment she made me a mother. so i love it. steve: all of our kids together to mom. i made her a special breakfast. it was hash brown cru