rachel: straight to a fox news aletter. there has been a mass shooting in alabama. >> details are scarce as police work the scene at the moment. >> b brian llenas is live with what we know now. >> good morning, guys. i got off the phone with russell medical center, the hospital that is 18 miles away, about 20 minutes from dadeville, alabama. it is in east alabama.

the hospital tells me the russell medical center in alexander city, alabama, that they treated several victims that have been treated and released which is good news. but there are several victims that have suffered that are gunshot victims, that suffered wounds that had to be transferred to other hospitals. now, this is a rural hospital, russell medical center be alexander city, alabama. they have 81 beds. it's not unusual that they have to transfer patients sometimes that need to see specialists or certain wounds, especially like gunshot wounds. they wouldn't get into specifics about numbers or the ages of the victims, all we know is there are several gunshot victims from dadeville, alabama, that were treated at this hospital, near by alexander city that have been transferred to other hospitals. that's what we've been able to

glean in the last 30 minutes. fox news can confirm there was a mass shooting in dadeville, alabama. there is a scene outside of the mahogany masterpiece studio, a small town, population 3,000 people. the alabama state bureau of investigation is on scene as well. we are told to expect a press conference or more official information soon. it is very unusual, guys, that we have been waiting this long for information all night, really, for any official word of this happening. the alabama law enforcement agency told us it's, quote, a horrible situation and we do know from a local station, wrvl, their reporting is more than 20 people have been injured in this shooting. no no word on deaths, no word on suspect or suspects, no word on arrests. all we know is that according to their reporting, wrvl, most of

these victims are minors. teenagers. this was said to be a 16th birthday celebration at the mahogany masterpiece dance studio in dadeville, alabama. this is all happening, guys, this was said to happen at 10:30 last night. i can't stress how rare it is, that we have yet to get official information. not even a tweet that something happened from anybody down there. we've been working the phones overnight. as soon as we get it, we're told to cexpect something shortly an official word there. there was a second shooting in llouisville, kentucky as well. this is the second shooting in louisville in a week, two people killed, four transport todd a hospital, one in critical condition. police say someone shot into a crowd of hundreds of people at chicksaw park in louisville. we will keep you up-to-date as we try to get as much information as we can, guys.

rachel: thanks for staying on top of this story. we know you haven't been getting a lot of energy. information. everything you can, you're sharing with us. thanks, brian. the house judiciary committee republicans are set to hold a field hearing on violent crime in new york city tomorrow. >> several key witnesses who have been directly impacted by crime are scheduled to testify. >> mark meredith is live in washington with more. mark. >> reporter: will, rachel, pete, good morning to you. tomorrow house republicans are expected to highlight what they say is a crime crisis in new york city while criticizing district attorney alvin bragg. the nypd latest data shops rapes and robberies are down but felony assaults, vehicle thefts are on t upside. 100 people this year have been murdered in new york city, a 10% drop from this time last year. lawmakers are going to highlight an incident that happened last july when a 61-year-old was charged with murder after he stabbed a man in self-defense.

this is surveillance video from the incident. it shows the clerk was reacting after a 35-year-old approached him behind the counter. while he was arrested after the stabbing, charges were later dropped following widespread outcry. the post reports he has since moved out of the country. house republicans argue the da is going soft on crime and instead focusing on in their view political attacks against former president trump. bragg has reacted to the hearing, saying simply a political stunt. lawmakers are expected to hear from city council members, other criminal justice advocates who believe changes to new york's bail laws have truly made the city less safe. >> politics is the thing that messed this all up. there are no elected officials in office right now that is fit to be a dog catcher, let alone an elected official. they need to put that garbage bail reform law, all its moving parts, through the shredder. >> reporter: we are also hearing from the democratic ranking

member on house judiciary, congressman jerry nadler, said we'll talk about how this is part of jim jordan's and the republicans' general attempts to obstruct justice and attack the da and obstruct justice in the trump case. democrats are expected to talk about crime at the hearing. they'll be talking about crime happening in cities led by republicans, that hearing will take place tomorrow in lower manhattan. will, rachel, pete, back to you. >> thank you, mark. >> here's fascinating stats to couple what mark told you about the investigation, the hearing and what's taking place in new york. how about this. 327 people in new york have been arrested or rearrested, 6,000 times for shoplifting. 327 dudes doing the bulk of the shoplifting in new york. >> so you know the nypd he foesy who those guys are. many of them go to the same stores so it's like here he comes again, what's he going to

steal today. because of both the limited laws on the books and the way the da and others refuse to prosecute it's effectively a catch and release program. you lose safety and security and you lose the stores. they're saying we're out of here because we can't run a business this way. rachel: well, on cross country lawrence talked to new yorkers about the state of crime in the city. here's what they had to say. >> neighborhoods are changing. mine is changing. they're stealing left and right. it's dangerous to walk out at night. that's why i want to leave. and i think a lot of people feel that way also. >> it's changing. new york is done. it's just horrible. you look around here, you see the homeless guys, there's -- the night life is horrible. it's just bad. >> why wouldn't you retire in new york? >> because new york is nuts. >> i grew up in brooklyn. i love the city. it's not what it used to be. we're looking to move to westchester or further upstate. >> this is the greatest city that exists but nothing gets

done. >> it's true. rachel: do you think these hearings are important to have? new yorkers voted for this. they the knew they had a george soros kind of supported da there. they they knew what they were getting in chicago. they voted for somebody even worse than lori lightfoot if that was even possible to become their new mayor. i mean, the this is what they want apparently so why should we all care? >> i mean, it is america. we should want people to be safe. you're right, though. people are voteing in a one party city. by the way, i want to play a piece of tape from a former governor. rachel: okay. >> who was good at putting people into nursing homes with covid. he thinks he's the guy that should address crime for democrats. watch this. >> the far left doesn't want to talk about crime. they don't want to hear the word crime spoken. do you know who are the victims of crime? over 70% black, brown and poor.

so tell me who does the democratic party really represent? if not the black, brown and poor? and when you refuse to address the issue of crime, the people who are paying the price are the black, brown and poor. they're paying the price for your far left politics. >> pretty rich. pretty rich from a guy who -- he and bill de blasio locked the city -- rachel: that was the beginning of the decline. >> that's when things started to decline, and one of these guys gets out of office and suddenly spouts religion. >> what do you think he's doing. >> what do you think he's doing? >> i don't know. it's smart to say that. i mean, who is for the -- when you did a poll of americans, who is for bail reforms that increase crime? people said quality of life, front porch issues are the most important to everyone, left or right, just average voters.

so it's smart think this is not the way to go if you're a democrat but i don't know, do you think there's political aspirations -- rachel: he's trying to reinvent himself. >> it's his own skill he's not only good at it. politics, it's his own vocation. rachel: he could be so angry for being thrown out of the democrat party, maybe he's saying i'm going to attack you guys. >> so it's still all about andrew cuomo. nothing's changed. let's turn to national politician. the rnc is in nashville this weekend for an annual meeting, a lot of donors there as well. >> donald trump is there as well. and politico noticed maybe a little bit of a change, politico can go in many different directions. they're an insider politics publication. here's what they wrote about donald trump both at the nra and the rnc. trump turns from past to future at rnc donor retreat. there's something significant to this. here's a part of the article.

they write in his remarks to the gop elite gathered at the four seasons hotel, trump traded the election grievance rhetoric that defined his last two years in public office in the public eye for a different type of message, his vision for the future, while arguing he saved the republican party from the establishment class when he won in 2016 which is certifiably true. rachel: absolutely true. >> certifiably true as he looks out at rnc donors who are part of the establishment class but he has it seems over the last couple of months refined his message more toward, hey, they're coming after you, they have to go through me. here's what joe biden has done. here's what we'll do in the future. along side the mar-a-lago raid and indictments, it's led to a huge surge in poll numbers. rachel: a lot of people said he should make that pivot to talk about the future. it's really hard to -- if you feel like you've been cheated, it's hard to get over that. especially when you see what's happened to the country and if there's one thing i do know about donald trump, it's that he does love this country and i

think it's been really painful for him to see what's happened sin he left the presidency. that said, he's absolutely right. he's changed the republican party, the donor class, it's having to catch up philosophically and politically to what he's done to the party and a he didn't seem to get really hurt by the -- at all, in fact, i think it made him stronger, the indictment here in new york. >> let's show the audience niece numbers. we were doing the time line. this is a fox news poll. these numbers are from before the indictment in new york. >> correct. >> he's at 54% compared to ron de santis' 24%. now again, we saw a surge last summer after the raid on mar-a-lago from trump's polling numbers. these are in the public response to the indictment in new york. >> not yet. >> because we don't know, you can try to spin it either way if you want. but judging from the past, it probably would lead to a rally from donald trump. rachel: it's led people to drop out. pompeo dropped out and the

governor of virginia. >> glenn youngkin. rachel: kind of pretty much a stop on anything, any plans. >> and that number is -- that poll also came after -- i'm a big fan of ron de santis the. it came after his soft rollout and he went to key early states and started dipping his toe in the water, kind of came out on both sides of the ukraine issue, him talking about trump and the indictment wasn't helpful so this is in response to what was a shaky rollout and you add the indictment on top of it, could it be higher than 30 points? we don't know. there's no doubt he's the frontrunner. rachel: yeah. cnn's poll, do we have it here, it says 40% to 36% but this poll is a tricky poll because it's not a republican poll. it's not a primary poll. it includes leaning independent, leaning republican independents and so this is a poll that cnn turned out but -- >> it's also a month old.

rachel: exactly. >> a lot has changed. >> independents are important. have you to be able to win independent as well. >> not in a primary you don't. >> i don't know republican leaning independents, i'm not sure what that -- >> depends each state, whether you caucus or vote. rachel: what should ron de santis do now in the new environment of post the indictment. >> he's in a bit of a -- he's super popular in florida. the donor class wants him to run. there's been some -- there's some inside reporting that his retail politicking is not what people who like it to be, he's not a big interpersonal skills guy. he's personally of the maga movement. there's no doubt, we don't have ron de santis without the maga movement. how do you try to take down the guy who is like the moses of the maga movement, while also raising yourself up without you offending the base who is offended by the fact that donald trump has been indicted and attacked for six years before he

ran, while he ran and after he ran. you're running against the most powerful political movement the country has seen in a generation. >> it's just undeniable. and how do you do that? do you do it by tiptoeing? by atacking? attacking didn't work well in 2016. rachel: the soft position on ukraine i think was really -- i think people were expecting ron de santis to come out with a really clear -- that was a question, what is his foreign policy. he seemed to try to cut it both ways and i think it turned a lot of people off. i think frankly a lot of republicans are turned off by the ukraine war and the lack of transparency and what it's done with china and so forth. so i don't know. >> it's not easy. >> you're the one that told he me this week, you don't pick a moment, the moment picks you. rachel: that's exactly true. >> there's a lot of mom momentr there was a lot of momentum shoving ron de santis into this moment. i don't know. rachel: maybe something stopped the momentum. alvin bragg did it. >> might be. >> might be. >> all right.

few more headlines for you this morning. starting with this. democrat congresswoman cory bush funneled money from her campaign fund to her husband for private security services. could i be hired as a private security officer and be paid. rachel: yes, out of campaign money. >> those records reviewed by fox news digital revealed how the squad member moved $26,000 to peace security which hires staff with m military or law enforcement experience, despite bush calling to defund the police. she gets it you don't. cbs releasing a gender transition guide. rachel: what? >> obtained exclusively by fox. the guide says employees must use preferred pronouns. how are you going to know the preferred pronoun of a customer that walks into your store, for

any colleague or costmore or otherwise -- customer or otherwise, may use the rest room appropriate to the gender they identify with. and they say employees should say transgender people, instead. cbs did not immediately respond to a request for comment but walgreens did respond to the comment and said thank you. [laughter] rachel: we don't know if wall s walgreens will do the same thing. it's a corporate thing. >> today, one of -- onthe usfl, fithere was a 27-23 win, did not stop brashard davis from making this historic play. >> he's got davis and rashard davis into the end zone. the show boat's first touchdown since the mid- '80s. >> and the defending champion

birmingham stallions opening the season with a big 27-10 win. >> bless you. >> bless you. >> bless you, rachel. >> that was will. that a was will. >> new jersey generals. pittsburgh will take on new orleans at 6:30 eastern time on fs1. and those are your headlines. >> we have been talking about bananas. you say you love bananas so much and there were three bananas on the table at 6:00 a.m. there are currently two bananas on the table. if they're so good -- rachel: he had one before work. >> i brought my own banana. >> if there was a cheese burr r or raspberries, you would be picking on them all morning. >> i'm a man of moderation. rachel: he is trying to win you over. he brought you -- >> this is from mag noel jam ma.

i've been trying to tell pete about banana pudding with nilla wafers. you know who makes good pudding, kathleen. rachel: next time i go to dallas, that's what i'm having. >> pudding cannot compete with ice cream. why would you have pudding when you could have ice cream. rachel: it's so good. you're complaining? it's so good. >> we asked you to e-mail us. >> terry said pete, i'm a southern belle through and you through and believe me banana pudding and nilla wafers. eat a banana, it's a southern thing. rachel: this is from bob. he said this isn't in the conversation. have you drank banana juice? you get the point. for pie, banana cream is good

but it doesn't best an a apple or peach buy. >> no one's juiced a banana,. rachel: it's a smoothie. >> you ever tried to juice a banana? i can't imagine. rachel: this is so good. >> i already disagree with this, sandy from kentucky. [laughter] rachel: that was sassy. >> it is sassy. i'm getting sassy. i agree with will, bananas all the way. and there isn't anything like homemade banana pudding with nilla wafers. i bet it's really good. made for real in the south, i'm sure it's good. >> this is good too. rachel: this is really good. >> the rise of a.i. on the battle field, israeli forces using artificial intelligence to hunt terrorists. mark esper says it could be a game changer for the military. he joins us next.

>> back a fox news alert. we've been telling you about a mass shooting in dadeville, alabama all morning and we just got some new information into our newsroom. brian llenas has been on top of the story all night long. he joins us now. brian. >> reporter: the alabama law enforcement agency has just confirmed with fox news that four people have been confirmed killed in that mass shooting

that took place last night in dadeville, alba alabama at approximately 1 0:30 last night. four people confirmed killed, multiple injuries. we don't know anything about the ages of these victims officially from the alabama law enforcement agenagency. we do know state bureau of investigation's as well as the atf as well as the fbi, they all responded to this mass shooting last night at 10:30 in dadeville. that's 11 hours ago. this is the first official statement we are receiving. wrvl which is a cbs local affiliate down there has been reporting that this was a teen sweet 16 party, held at -- in downtown dadeville, video that we've seen has yellow police tape surrounding the pnc bank as well as the mahogany masterpiece dance studio and the studio has

windows blown out from what would presumably be gunfire. we know that the russell medical center treated several victims from this mass shooting in dadeville. that russell medical center is in alexander city, alabama. that also is a small town. dadeville has a population of 3,000, alexander city about 13,000. had that hospital has 81 beds. they did patients and released them which is good news but several of those patients suffered gunshot wounds and needed to be transferred to other hospitals. we're told by that medical center that that isn't abnormal because they're limited given that they're a rural medical center. they don't have the specialists need todd handle those wounds. we shall say a prayer thiengd about those who have been injured and a hope they make it through. we don't have a specific number on that only that the majority of the victims with believed to be teenagers and that according to reporting of wrvl down on the

ground. that's what we have so far, guys, four unfortunately confirmed killed and no word on a press conference of any sort, any time line on any of that information and i know this happened at night and it was a small town and so you can imagine when you're dealing with presumably minors having to identified victims and alert families. they have been sent to different hospitals throughout the region. they are reaching out to the families in the middle of the night, going into sunday, that there could be -- that could definitely explain why we've had a delay, the first official statement now 9:2 9:20 this morg that there was a mass shooting. we'll update you as we get them. >> thank you for the update. >> now to this. the israeli military is building up artificial intelligence tech technology to hunt hamas

terrorists and protect the country from threats from iran. our next guest says a.i. could be a game changer. former defense secretary mark esper joins us now. looks like we just lost the guest, mark esper. we're going to try to get him back and see if the we can dive into that story of a.i.'s effect on the battlefield. many questions to understand about our future. still ahead, follow the family finances, a chinese american bank supplying senate republicans with bank records that prove hunter and jim biden took money from china. senator ron johnson joins us next. welcome to the next level. this is the lexus nx with intuitive tech safety radar detector: watch for traffic. and our most advanced safety system ever. ♪

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>> the israeli military is building up artificial intelligence technology to hunt hamasterrorists. our next guest says a.i. a could be a game changer on the modern battlefield. is mark esper that joins us now.

help me understand how is a.i. to be used on the battlefield? >> it can be used in multiple ways which is why it's such a game changer, from the back office to front line as i've often said. it's the reason why in 2018 when we were transforming the army i stood up at the a.i. center and as secretary of defense made a.i. the top modernization priority for the department, particularly as we faced off a against china. >> so give me some examples if you would, please, on how we would use a.i. to identify targets, what -- the application of a.i., help me understand. >> sure. look, i'll give you personal examples that i'm involved with. impart of a venture capital firm called red silk partners. we have two companies, one called death con. it's modernizing how the air force plans, rehearses doing logistics in the 21st century and helps commanders anticipate anything from enemy movements to

weather patterns to make sure you maximize how you move on the battlefield. the other company is a counter drone company, and that uses a.. and builds up large amounts of energy and le releases it to knn drone swarms. that will really change the battlefield in the years ahead. >> i want to share with you this is a piece of sound from elon musk, he will be on tucker carlson tomorrow night, big interview in which they talk about a.i. here's one of the things elon has to say about artificial intelligence. >> we do not have that. sorry for the technical difficulties this morning. mark, what we're talking about, what it reads at the bottom of the screen is the israeli military is building up a.i. battlefield tech. i would have to assume, mark, that wouldn't be you unique to

israel, that the united states is in the same -- is making the same type of advances. >> absolutely. the billions of dollars. we need to, i often said whoever masters a.i. first will dominate the battlefield for decades to come and you referenced elon musk. i mean, you're going to talk about the memo they you put out recently. there needs to be ethical guidelines and principles by which we develop a.i. which is why in 2019 i signed a policy that put forward five priprinciples we would abide by. that needs to be adopted by the united states and put forward worldwide. china and russia won't abide by these things. we need an international norm to hold them to account. otherwise, we don't know where the technology could take us. >> i haven't yet seen this particular part of the interview. i do believe he was referencing the ability to train a.i. to lie but you and i and everybody at home, we can all watch tomorrow night tucker carlson and the full interview with elon musk.

mark, appreciate you being with us this morning. >> thank you. all the best. >> rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will. well, follow the family finances, a chinese american bank supplying senate republicans with records showing millions of dollars flowing from chinese companies to the president's son, hunter biden, and his brother, james biden. member of the foreign relations committee, senator ron johnson, joins us now for more. senator, great to have you on this morning. so there was another batch of papers, bank documents that came out that showed money going to hunter, to jim, to joe -- to beau biden's widow who hunter was sleeping with at that time. so nobody in the media seemed to care about this. joe biden said they were lies. is there anything more damning in this new batch that will have to get the media's attention or do you expect them to ignore it just like the last batch? >> good morning, rachel. well, let's face it, senator

grassley and i laid out the case againsts the grifting biden family in september of 2020 before the election. our report was completely ignored by the media. just as they ignored the hunter biden laptop. because they're advocates of the left themselves. we're finding out new pieces of evidence of the grifts that the biden family have been involved with. the bank records basically cobasic confirmwhat the treasurw from senator grassily's and my report. what was reported on fox was trying to get into the sovereign wealth funds of ireland and other countries. our reports show a dozen different countries that hunter biden was peddling the family name, trying to sell influence. i think trying to tap into sovereign wealth funds i think is pretty revealing. why would governments who own the sovereign wealth funds, why would they want to pay into the biden family coffers and biden

family grift, it's to gain influence. who knows how exactly it might benefit them. the level of compromise of this president i think is jaw-dropping and maybe more jaw-dropping is how the media except for a few outlets like fox news is completely ignoring it. i goes they're okay with it. rachel: i guess they're hanging their hat on the fact that okay, they say hunter's a bad figure, he did bad things but can you connect it to joe biden? have we been able to connect it to joe biden? i know hunter was paying for things for his dad that i know i wouldn't pay for my dad. and mortgages, things like had that. is there any way to make these connections? >> yes. i mean, unfortunately senator grassley and i ran out of time. that was the tail end of that congress and we lost the majority. but now the house does and so i'm encouraging james comer andd house committee to subpoena the

other bank records. cathay bank is denying involvement with china like tiktok. it's revealing they handed over records to our senate committees without any process. i think it requires a subpoena process on the part of the house to get the bank records, to not only understand the inflow from different countries into the biden family coffers but where's the outnow, where did it go once it went into the bank controlled by hunter biden. did it go to the cayman islands, the b bahamas, how did the big y get his 10%? we handed this over to u.s. attorney weiss, he's been sitting on the records for months, probably evidence from years. where is the u.s. attorney's investigation into this as well? he's got stronger powers than certainly congress does at this point in time. rachel: can you answer this question really fast? why do you think cathay bank gave the records so readily? >> i think it's a shot across

the bow. rachel: to joe biden. >> to show the bidens this is what we can do, this is the information we have. rachel: scary times. senator johnson, you've been right all along, you've been vindicated on so many levels. thanks for joining us this morning. >> have a good day. rachel: all right, you too. still ahead, woke alert, as companies like bud light face backlash for pushing a far left agenda, one conservative group is warning consumers which companies they should stay away from. maria bartiromo reacts, next. plus, patience, grasshoppers, today "fox & friends" family is martial arts. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ - why are these so bad? - if i would've used kayak to book our car, we could have saved on our trip instead of during our trip. ughh - kayak. search one and done.

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>> we're back with a fox news alert. at least four people were killed in a mass shooting at gathering in dadeville, alabama last night. >> we're waiting for a press conference for more information. a local news outlet wrvl reports at least 20 people were hurt. witnesses tell the local media ououtlet it was a sweet 16 celebration. several victims are teenagers. the governor tweeting this morning i grieve with the people of dadeville, my fellow alabamaians, violent crime has no place in our state and we're staying closely updated by law

enforcement as details emerge. we'll keep you updated throughout the show. pete of, over to you. pete: thanks, will. a conservative nonprofit launching a text alert system warning shoppers to avoid products from companies accused of catering to the woke agenda, examples include bud light, over its famed partnership with a transgender activist along with jack daniels, accused of glorifying drag culture and silicon valley bank which highlhighlighted hits far left a ahead of its collapse. let's ask sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo. great to see you. i think the blowback against bud light has been in some ways unprecedented. it's such a clear violation of trust with a customer and a brand that had such a long -- will that translate to other companies or is this more of a significant moment and then something like this helps ayou letter yo -- alert you to other

things as well. maria: i think there's a lot of it in all a of it. pete, good morning. thank you so much. i think one of the reasons that this story has hit so hard on so many is because of the way dylan represented women. okay. we have had so many decades, so many years of working hard, i mean women, working hard to earn a seat at the table and we have done so. and to see this person come on and tell us that she is celebrating 365 days of womenhood and oh, what's march madness and oh, i think it has something to do with sports and oh, let me crack open a beer, like we are such ditz bombs, okay. stop. just stop. look, i think megyn kelly said it well when she talked about this in her podcast the other day and said look, i'm no fan of hillary clinton but hillary clinton was a senator, was a first lady, was a secretary of

state, okay. she has the resume and the goods to go up against any man any time, any day, that's because of all of the years that she's worked so hard to earn that seat at the table. same with nikki haley. same with so many women that i can mention right now, you know what i'm talking about. how hard it's been. look at your co-host, rachel. look at all the fantastic women on fox news. we've worked hard. look at all the years i worked to have -- >> look at maria bartiromo. maria: right. going on the floor of the new york stock exchange battling all of those stereotypes to earn my seat at the table. and here comes this person telling me that she's a woman and oh, i'm so ditzy, i don't know what march madness is. that's why it was so horrible. i think that's why you're getting such a reaction from women everywhere and it's ridiculous that these companies put that forth when we know the

back story about wo women. we're going to talk about it with dr. ben carson. we're not only talking about the compromised position we believe joe biden is in with the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, he's just back, michael mccall, from taiwan. and he told me yesterday when i spoke with him about the readiness of taiwan. we want to find out exactly what he learned while he was on the ground. we'll talk about that. then we're talking about another spectacular woman, governor sarah sanders, she is you now celebrating 100 days as governor of arkansas. and then there's michael milliken. i don't know if there's another individual out there who has spent as much time money and energy furthering life longevity and medical breakthroughs, we're going to talk about that with him when we come up. we've got a lot of breaking news and a good show in 10 minutes' time. we'll see you then. >> bravo maria bartiromo. maybe governor huckabee should be a commemorative can from bud

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rachel: yesterday we tried ballet. today we're trying martial arts. >> here to give us a lesson for our fox and family segment, master yu, a fifth degree black belt in tie. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> martial arts, why is this a good thing to do with the family? >> well, first of all, it's for the kids. they get more courage, they'll have -- rachel: discipline. >> discipline, there we go. rachel: they need more of that. >> she needs some discipline. rachel: they're so cute. >> what's a good age to start

martial arts, r karate, what's a good age. >> martial arts you can start as young as 4. most of the time, that's the best age, around 4 to 5. that's when i started actually. rachel: really? >> yes. >> 4 to 5. rachel: i love it. >> these are varying degrees of expertise. >> we have couple beginners and couple intermediate belts. >> how old are you? are you two, three? rachel: she's about three. i actually heard that this is really good for children with down's as well, with balance and all of these things. there's so many things that ares positive about this kind of practice. >> who wants to teach us how it's done. >> show us some stuff. there we go. >> rachel: show us your favorite move. you showed it to pea me in the break. >> what is that? what is this? spinning hook. pete, you're up with the spinning hook. rachel: okay. so get us started here.

give us something to -- >> we're going to start off with basics. basic stand which we called our attention stance. feet forget, hands on the side. start out with respect. and next stance called get ready stance which we call -- >> that's the next one. >> we bring our fist. rachel: not showing discipline. >> show the wrist. we're going to shoot out our arm straight down, just like that. rachel: i already feel stronger. >> there we go. >> we're going to practice during the break. when we come back, you're going to see some expertise. more "fox & friends," moments away. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food.

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