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make a full recovery. released from prison 24 hours before the attack. >> i don't think we should see the outside of a jail. >> congressman jim jordan present the irs why it sent to an agent to matt taibbi's house. >> he is testifying and the irs is knocking on his door! >> it is pretty darn alarming when testimony with gwyneth paltrow ski accident. >> gwyneth paltrow caused the collision. speak with the moment of the collision, she was a skier below. >> anyone who matches with the physics. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right fox news alert, nashville police releasing body cam video of heroic officers who took down the transgender school shooter who killed six, including 39-year-olds. >> steve: we are learning more about the victims who put their lives on the line trying to protect others. we are talking about the adults. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us with the latest, todd appeared

speak of those two brave officers experience confronting 28-year-old shooter audrey hale. rex englebert and michael collazo racing into the school with guns drawn after being shot at as they arrived on the same. they move through several hallways and classrooms before locating the shooter and went on a rampage to kill three 9-year-olds and faculty members. we are learning about life-saving efforts of the victims themselves including katherine koonce, former fbi special agent telling fox exclusively katherine koonce was on a zoom call when she heard the first shot. she immediately ended the call, got up and headed straight for the shooter. she did what principles and she protected her children. when brave little 9-year-old evelyn dieckhaus lost her life trying to pull a fire alarm to save her classmates. we are also learning substitute teachers with close friends tennessee governor bill lee's

wife. >> some parents woke up without children and children woke up without parents, without teachers. maria woke up this morning without one of her best friends. cindy p was supposed to come over with maria last night aftea substitute teacher yesterday. i am calling on the people of tennessee today to pray. >> more details being released about hale treated for an emotional disorder. hale owned several guns and hid the weapons from her parents. >> the parents of audrey hale, we found she purchased seven firearms from five local gun stores here in the middle tennessee area. they were legally purchased. three of those nuns were actually used in yesterday's murders of the six victims. >> brian: and the heartbroken people of nashville panning together.

the nationals team wearing helmets at the logo and a moment of silence held at the park. the candlelight vigil will be held in nashville in honor of the six shot. >> steve: todd, thank you very much. we are learning this morning the actress has been on this program before but she and her husband, their children come to school right next door and to the covenant school going to a parent-teacher conference. all hell broke loose, she and her husband actually help the kids from that particular school. >> ainsley: wow um i have been hearing so many stories from the south. we get a lot of text message to villages who knew them and some people that were involved and se sent me a picture of the two little girls and in between was a little boy. and he is friends with a friend of mine, his parents are, and our son doesn't go to school

there anymore. had he been at school that day, he would be in the classroom with those two little girls. those were his parents spirits be when we see the private school and how they got in and what the shooters did once they got and pure it was all but the >> i am testing this out. cops did to take out the shooter 4 minutes after they enter the building. >> ainsley: >> i am testing this out. that is the blunder right where she was on the second floor shooting down the cops. >> nomex be when you see the video of her pulling up there, security >> i am testing this out. ideally would see that and be able to stop that with schools across the country and make the adjustments we need to to try to figure out what is to arranging all of the shooters but meanwhile commissioner ray kelly commissioner of new york and street cop and former marine said that was a top-notch effort by the nashville police. >> this is the theory that is now used. since columbine. and that you go to the shooting,

you go to the gunfire. you have to act as quickly as possible here that is what we saw on the video. if you looked at the front door when you have officer engelbert, he says three, he wants three more people. they don't have to be from the city union. they are not looking for -- but just want to get cops in the building to react as quickly as possible here that is what they did and really outstanding, professional police work. >> steve: it was absolutely immaculate. there they are right there. we understand the sugared treated by the doctor for an emotional disorder. the police chief said the shooters parents felt that they were child not only weapons and believed that she did not have any -- the story right now, she had them around the house. >> ainsley: they raided the

house and found two more. >> brian: seven guns and all and three purchased illegally. keep in mind, all schools will, the background check to kick and commit the parents would have to call the police and say she is a danger to herself. if she does that, that would be a call for the cops to act and a red flag of laws in tennessee would take into effect. the parents would have to do that. the therapist that she was seeing would have to do that. obviously, they didn't unless something popped up on the background check with all of the five gun store owners because you purchase different places ignored, which is not likely. >> steve: the problem was she was 28 years old so she is no longer a minor under the care of her parents. so, i'm sure that is what the cops are trying to fit together before they give us more. >> brian: it wouldn't be the parents but the neighbors who

say she is a danger to themselves. and actually maybe have the cops go decide if she should be -- he was sidelined. >> steve: of the police is radar so no one -- >> ainsley: the da daily mail reporting the shooter had i know mike high-functioning autism. we talk about the schuller to mike shooter and the name of the shooter but let's talk about the victims and their names and the heroes. we are about the police officers as they are being honored for the taking down of that shooter ending the massacre before it got worse. >> brian: michael collazo a marine corps veteran and the firefighter responding to christmas day in nashville in 2020, the father of a young girl. >> steve: 27-year-old rex englebert was one of the first on the scene. he received accommodation for precision policing last week. his video is the video you have been seen over the last 24 24 hours. "fox & friends" enterprise

reporter lawrence jones in nashville and has a guest with us, chaplain coordinator, andrew for the nashville police, guys. >> hey, good morning, family. you never know what you will see out here. i was just talking to the chaplain, one of the victim mom's laying flowers behind us on one of the crosses. we presume the cross of her child. chaplain, you had a tough job a couple of days ago. you had to notify three of the parents, three victims but what was that like? >> that is part of our regular job with the chaplain team. it is very difficult to make those notifications. but in the difficulty, we want to show people that god still loves them and help support them through that. so, sometimes we are able to say it and sometimes we just hug

them and let them know you are not alone. we are here with you. >> when you talk about faith, church, school, what do you tell people in moments like this and people may feel like the church is under attack. how do you tell people to hold on in these moments? >> we -- i don't think we really ever understand this. but we hold on to what we know. we know god loves us. god is with us. so, our chaplain team, we have three staff chaplains and 27 volunteer chaplains who are religious leaders in the community. we want to come alongside those hurting from this weather officers or whether the families. the families at the school or the families that lost somebody. and just let them know they are

not alone. that we are here and the police department supports you. we will do everything we can for you and that god still loves you. >> how are the cops holding up right now? >> our cops are heroes that went in there and save those kids, but it takes a toll on you. it is very difficult. i work in the bonus section. we have licensed professional counselors and our unit. we have pure supporters, and then our chaplains. and we responded immediately and started providing support to our officers here and we are going to be doing on going support with their officers and especially our chaplains responded to support the families who are the parents and the kids waiting to be reunited. the parents who had lost children and then adults who had lost children, you know, the adults who died as well and their families. >> thank you so much for your service. we appreciate what you guys do every day. i will send it back to you guys in new york.

>> steve: lawrence, chaplain, thank you very much. let's switch gears, a month ago our colleague anna plotz was attacked on a subway and beaten up by a group of teenagers. and there he is right there. we have been talking about the crime and the problems on the subway for a long time. and monday, pbs correspondent by the name of jane ferguson during rush hour on monday was just socked in the face by a total stranger. she was just sitting there and got socked in the face. she decided she would tweet about it simply because she wanted to thank the person kind enough to help her. >> ainsley: first on the first week she talked about what happened. 6:30 p.m. today i was violently assaulted new york city subway. a man walked up to me a busy rush hour car and punched me hard on the site of the face. i kneel down on the floor in shock and steadied myself, unsure what happened.

my ear ringing in my face on fire. >> brian: so she sat there on the subway. the reason i'm tweeting this is i felt an arm around my shoulder. a woman pulled me away. the young woman took me in a car at the stop at grand central station before giving me a hug making sure i got home okay. her name is samantha. i didn't catch your information. as i am in shock and i apologize for that but samantha on the express train between grand central between rush hour, thank you. i was on the train around 4:30 and it was packed. i can imagine. i understand with adam there's only a handful of people at 1:30 in the morning. but there must have been dozens of eyewitness to that. i am surprised. i don't know if they have cameras in those cars. i can't picture it but out of control and people, there is no attempt to rob. that it is an attempt to assault. it is so interesting because

they did a story about the revitalization of new york. one of the things subway crime 75% was getting these men and women out of the cars onto the platform spear this is an example of just the opposite peer of the security of the cops. just the opposite and it would be great to have a cop on the car and not on the platform. now, they have no more booths when it comes to subway to ask information. we are taking the booths away and asking the mts officers to go out on the platform and ask who needs help he would speed to what is causing this, is it mental illness? we see this on the subways but so many surveillance videos of old people walking on the street and they just are pushed over. someone walks up from behind and there can goes flying. what is happening to the country? why are people doing this? >> steve: there is no consequence for crime. these people who get caught, you

know some of the people who got caught, what happened to them? >> ainsley: the walmart worker gets pushed over and tied. >> steve: exactly what will happen to this person and brian to your point, extraordinary that nobody stepped up to defend her. nobody grabbed the guy and held him until the cops came. >> brian: here is one of the problems. this clown is the speaker of new york in albany. 70% of new yorkers, mostly democrats want they'll reform changed. repeated shoplifting jail, soldiers jailed, charter schools open and this guy who sold his soul to the teachers union and i guess to whoever is in charge of punishment and crime in new york will not do with. the democratic governor wants to do it. we are all doomed. >> ainsley: karl hastie. >> brian: the worst. >> steve: they come up for reelection and kathy ogle came up last cycle for reelection.

she was even another 2-4 years. >> ainsley: lee zeldin do better than we expected. just know there aren't many republicans here. >> brian: pretty impressive. >> ainsley: r one republican to every three democrats. >> brian: she went balls to the wall with crime. >> steve: 8:15 now in new york city and ashley joins us with the news. >> we start with fox news alert, one fighting for his life in the hospital after a shooting at the apartment complex yesterday officer garrett crombie was killed and another officer in critical condition. the authorities at the suspect barricaded himself inside before eventually arrested. scottsville mayor say our hearts are shattered and use a prepare for the officers, families and the huntsville police depa department. the chinese communist party threatening to retaliate against

the u.s. and taiwan over a meeting between house speaker kevin mccarthy and the taiwanese president. she is expected to make a brief stop in new york before heading to central america for several days. taiwan's leader will meet with speaker mccarthy april 5th in los angeles. here is the response from a chinese diplomat, "if she has contact with u.s. how speaker mccarthy come it will be another publication that seriously violates the one china principle. we firmly oppose this and will take resolute to countermeasures." whistle-blowers say the company which recently collapsed had been helping wealthy americans thought she was taxes for years. according to the cdc, u.s. investigators say the swiss bank helped 25 million families and $700 million. those tax dodging efforts continue after credit suisse pleaded guilty in 2014 to help offshore assets and income from the irs, credit suisse taken

over by ubs earlier this month. good news for christian and the nfl changing its rules to allow players to wear the number zero and both were in college and expected to wear in the pros, jacksonville jaguars wide receiver says he plans on wearing 0 tweeting he is excited to be the first drag work player do so. >> brian: i think it was double zero with the raiders. >> ainsley: why couldn't they wear 0? >> brian: -- >> ainsley: you don't want to be a zero. i mean, may be. >> brian: we are running out of numbers. we will follow that story. >> ainsley: coming up pressing pause elon musk brand-new warning about the rise of artificial intelligence. fox news contributor douglas murray weighs in. >> brian: plus going green

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commensurate care. unfortunately, planning management is not happening and society has hit because on other technologies with potentially catastrophic effects. therefore, we call on all ai labs to immediately pause for six months with the training of ai systems. douglas murray joining us, regulations and parameters, obviously, a guy needs a certain level of experts to do that. your reaction to thousands experts headed by elon musk in this letter that is out there. >> it is extraordinary, have to say and pretty much unprecedented and these people on the absolute forefront that they are talking about who are expressing deep concern here to call for a six-month moratorium basically on further advancements suggests they are deeply worried about this. i mean, this has been coming on us for 25 years now.

so, it should not be that much of a surprise. the ability of effectively the computers to go faster than we can go on the treadmill peer that the treadmill of technology is running faster than we, humans, can run. we have known this for a long time but the fact now that this stressing -- you know, we could be in trouble. this is unprecedented. >> brian: what they are sating is the smartest people among us that do this for a living have never seen anything like it. and chatbot gpt 4 on its fourth generation and the creator says he is scared about what it can do. we should feel happy that the creator is concerned about what it should become because he has a governor on it. but he does not know how big this can get. >> look at it this way, every institution of learning in this country has some kind of technology to work out, for

instance plagiarizing. plagiarizing technology has been with us for years now. chatgpt technology whether or not the essay, the product has actually been reduced by an individual or by chatgpt, we don't have that technology yet. no teacher in america can actually work that out. so, we are already in a state where the technology is running faster than teachers in america can run. >> brian: right. and the creators don't know what this is capable of. >> they don't know what it is capable of. i mean, to call for a six month sort of ban on this i think is quite strong there extraordinary. we have known for a quarter of the century this is coming. it actually came ins '90s 90s the great chess champion was beaten by the computer. >> brian: from new york city.

>> he said in his notes, the computer is not calculating. it is thinking. we are 25 years from that now appear the computers are thinking. >> brian: they told us computers revolutionized our life, no question. the iphone, revolutionized our life. no question, this is more revolutionary than those two things. that is how important this enrollment is. remember when brian kumble made that statement. and they were the number one show on the top network. and that looks funny to us now. this is how this will look to us at one point. your final thought on this letter? >> can you imagine the internet is revelation lysed in so many ways. like the printing press in the middle ages. we don't know what the consequences of this will be and we are currently living where printing press after printing press has been discovered underneath us.

>> brian: right, so important here these are the smartest people among us who are demanding a global pause, not a arbitrary senator from a state. this is for real. look at some of these people from -- the cofounder of apple elon musk. thank you so much. and hopefully we will take heed to this purity coming up straight ahead carolina wants to join the fight against foreign adversaries like china from buying up american farmland. ♪ ♪ ever better.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: north carolina wants to block foreign entities from purchasing property. the legislation currently in the house would ban adversaries like russia, china, iran, north korea and cuba from buying farmland 2r airport. 18 states currently have restrictions on the sale of land to foreign groups. north carolina state representative jeff singular sponsor of the bill and joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. what are your concerns? >> this really came from our constituents. obviously we live in a 24-hour news cycle so everybody watched the balloon float across america

and other reports out of the dakotas. so we have a number of folks coming to us, hey, are we doing anything about this? understanding the state of north carolina, agriculture is the biggest industry by far. we have a rich industry with military bases and 85 of 100 100 counties spirits of the speaker of the house tim moore and majority leader john bell and representative jeff, all of us put our heads together to put together a bill to take note of it and to look at that. we feel like we have a really great bill that will help us to prevent some of the hostels from purchasing land here in north carolina close to where bases and helping us to keep our food supply can secure. speed to many bases do you have a north carolina? >> i don't have the exact number. >> ainsley: around 85 and 100 different counties? what is the worst-case scenario? china could buy land next to a

base? >> there would be two for years, we have bases like fort bragg, and so we have pulled off a lot of stuff that goes on down there. they could buy it base close by and use it as an intelligence the other thing is securing our food supply, a food situation where a food supply is somehow insecure because of a foreign power that is not friendly to us is buying it up or controlling it or for that matter, that we would be feeding an army that is opposed to a spirit or the military opposed to us. >> ainsley: business just for the country itself or individual if an individual moves to america from one of these countries wants to buy land? >> no, specifically for the countries themselves. we are in a huge global economy. as i said, agriculture is the biggest industry in our country, in our state. but it is global. we ship out all kinds of

products so we have to figure out how do we thread the needle so we don't inhibit great commerce that we have got. but at the same time protect our food supply and give a little extra protection to the military bases. >> ainsley: okay, jeff, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: such a beautiful area. i was there recently. thank you so much, god bless you. >> god bless you. >> ainsley: you have my books, thank you so much. coming up, a young staff member of senator rand paul recovering after vicious data to make staffing near the nation's capital. to pand joins us live next. cialn for them and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran

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for those alerts and revealed that when they spoke, zelenskyy referred to russia as an evil empire appear those are your headlines and we will check in with senior meteorologist janice dean f for the forecast. >> hello, we have friends with us, what is your name? >> i'm tom. >> and... >> chris? >> it is cold, what are you doing tonight? >> going to greg gutfeld. >> have you ever seen it before? >> he is on television. >> he doesn't bite. thank you so much for coming. let's look at the maps in north carolina or south carolina although it is chilly. 40s across the southeast, 73 miami, cold temperatures behind this cold front that is bringing the potential for snow over the great lakes and the upper midwest. then we have the threat for severe storms as the storm system moves to the west and juts out into the plains, large hail damaging winds, tornado outbreak could be possible friday. here is the bull's-eye come

all right, anywhere from dallas towards milwaukee, have a way to get those watches and warnings, foxweather.com will help you out with that. okay, steve, hi, my friend, real quick safe hi to steve. wave. do you like steve? >> yes, we do. over to eat there steve. >> steve: americas crime crisis hitting home for senator rand paul and the member of the staff recovering after vicious stabbing near the nation's capitol. philip taub, the young man right there was struck multiple times allegedly by a career criminal and released from prison the day before the attack. senator rand paul joins us now from the capital, good morning to you now. >> good morning thank you for having me. >> so the attacker was out of jail the first day out of prison and tries to kill a guy works for you. >> makes me think we are in a third world. i wonder if d.c. should be

listed on dangerous places to travel for the countries. many of the major cities are to rot and run and we'd demoralized our police. this happened in broad daylight without any expectations. we are thankful that he's getting better, young, strong, and overly better in a few weeks. he's had a lot to go through, couple of surgeries and life-threatening ones. but we think he is on the mend. it is just going to take a while. >> steve: senator, what happened? >> well, i think they were getting food in the afternoon and saturday, 4:30 or 5:00 and his friend came out of a restaurant and of tact abruptly blindsided by this person. and you know, we've got to do something about keeping violent people in prison away from people. this person did serve most of

the senate, 99% of the senate spirit so i don't think that is the answer. but the question is where there are other violations to keep him in longer and was he saying and they let him go? doing some testing was he criminally insane or a maniac basically question marked if they do any kind of testing before they let people out of prison? who knows. >> steve: one of my kids working in d.c. got hit over the head, robbed, knocked out cold the cop said, "we will do our best to find them." eventually did but wound up on the streets in no time. >> when my wife and i assaulted, the police officer was physically punished. they released the guy and they released him on his own recognizance. and they let the charges go away and never convicted for hitting a police officer. so i think if you are caught in the act of the police officer you should state and jail until

your trial. i think you should stay in jail until the trial. and we have to do more to punish those who are committing violent crimes. and really part of the job is not punishment but to separate from us so they can't commit more crimes are more violent harm to others. >> steve: we have seen you tangle with dr. fauci over the last couple of years. and it is interesting, there is an op-ed in the pages of "the new york times" today i an opinion writer by the name of megan stack. essentially what she says is dr. fauci could have said more. she writes in part, "we are left to wonder how straightforward hypothesis got labeled first as a conspiracy and later as a reflection of racism, retracing comments and public comments. those who seek to the depressed can sew it."

what she is saying is he stifled the lab leak theory which a lot of americans and two intel agencies both think happened. >> i think it is important to know this was not and then sent thing that dr. fauci did appear this was a true cover up because a conflict of interest. he had fond of the lab in wuhan and dangerous gain-of-function research that went around to any of the review process. we had actually set up a review process in 2017 and was supposed to look at this dangerous research and say, wow this is too dangerous. dr. fauci abated that. so, he has culpability. he has his hands all over this and he tried to cover up linkage between him and the funding in the wuhan lab. >> steve: the republicans particularly in the house including covid origins. one of other question, i know there are kentucky crews trying

to remove three runaway barges that are stuck because one of them has methanol in it. can you tell us anything about that and the progress they are making? >> we have seen the reports and we are monitoring the situation. so far no reports of leakage of dangerous chemicals. i know a lot of people in the barge industry. we worked diligently and hard to recover this. hopefully it will be done without any kind of leakage of any dangerous chemicals. we are watching this closely. >> steve: we have seen unfortunately too many leaking chemicals over the past few month spirit senator, thank you for joining us this morning. give our best to your senator philip taub. >> you bet, will do. >> steve: 12 minutes before the tub by the hour, going green at the biden administration crackdown expending the proposed change to impact up to 21 million homes including perhaps yours. but first, what will happen on

the channel in 12 minutes? that guy right there. >> good morning steve a great show and could start with elon musk with artificial intelligence on ice. that is his warning and more coming up in a moment. and that security, did we get anywhere on the porter? senator mike lee will answer that. the irs fly by a reporter's house, what is up with that? charles payne once with that. we learn more about the police found at the home of the killer in nashville. a lot to get to purity busy two hours and we will see you 12 minutes at the top of the hour on "america's newsroom."

♪ ♪ >> it appears to me to be something perhaps intentional effort to obfuscate the real problem and to hide the absolute humanitarian and legal disaster that we have unfolding on our southern border. when with massive national security implications and human health applications. this is a parable offense. >> if you had integrity you would resign. the men and women of border patrol who have never had a political leader undermine them, they despise you mr. secretary, because you let children be raped to follow political order.

>> what he said is repulsive and i will not address it. >> did you come from another planet, mr. secretary? you are the only person on the milky way who believes we are not having massive, massive illegal immigration into america. >> senator, you are putting words into my mouth. >> no, sir, i'm describing the situation. >> brian: he embarrassed himself in appearance the country can appear this administration come if they weren't doing it intentionally would be embarrassed about what happened. about my sense is they don't care that we have 15 million illegal immigrants into our country. they don't care the attacks on the border patrol. and the war soldiers and the president to go down there in the audacity to days ago to say republicans are underfunding the border. for them it is a big joke. for us, it is not. >> steve: you can tell they were really frustrated.

you know, we have detailed on this program a number of republican lawmakers including the speaker of the house, in the past why alejandro mayorkas resigned and in fact two members of the house of representatives have called for his impeachment. andy biggs and pat fallon both introduced articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas citing high crimes and the community. they say, ainsley, what is going on is a crime. >> ainsley: why is one of the best tennis players in the world can't go and play in tournaments because he's not vaccinated for covid. rb checking to see if they are vaccinated? they can come right in. they can go through customs and we will have to show passports purity illegals get to walk across the border and stay forever and we find the bill for them and send them to college. that is now being discussed in new york city. we will send them to college for free but meanwhile we worked hard to pay for our own college or our parents did to.

>> brian: meanwhile senator kennedy, he was just astonished with the ineptness of homeland security secretary. and this was his assessment of what he witnessed. >> i learned today that either secretary may wor alejandro mays believes and completely open borders are not qualified to manage a chuck e. cheese's. now, he is not incompetent. he is not an unintelligent man. it is clear to me after listening to the secretary for about three, maybe four hours that he believes in open borders. >> brian: that ultimately is the administration lying. they know exactly what is happening on the southern border, and they have installed alejandro mayorkas there to make sure their vision is carried out and being carried out each and every day. >> ainsley: they need to explain that to moms and dads who have lost their children to fentanyl. fentanyl coming across from

china into mexico in the united states. 3,000 people died in 9/11 but tens of thousands are dying every year because of fentanyl. >> steve: more "fox & friends" in a moment. ♪ ♪ all on the subway club. three peat - that's great. three meat - that's epic. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time.

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>> it looks like a great show. >> thank you very much for making us number one cable morning news show. >> thank you so much. >> bill: good morning, everybody. herroism and heartbreak a clearer picture after the school shooting in nashville. some of the victims who gave they are lives trying to save one another we're learning about their stories today. big today day. i'm bill hemmer. dana has time off this week. like old times here now on "america's newsroom." nice to see you, martha. >> we are just learning so much about these heroes.