maybe this isn't a bad idea. better than swearing which is what walls you can't run a pick six it happens. in the words of die hard. welcome to the party, pal, democrats are finally learning that going to msnbc, cbs, go where voters are. podcast, sporting events it. can go wrong if you don't know your stuff. again, donald trump has set the tone here. he went on rogue. j.d. vance went on rogan. that was a huge moment on november 5th with trump winning big. >> carley: we will see where it goes. >> todd: yes, we will. if there was a team that could come up with a pick 6 it's the giants. they could call it. joe concha. "fox & friends" starts now.

>> ainsley: it is 6:00 a.m. here on the east coast. guess what it is, it's a tuesday. do you know what that means. >> lawrence: tuesday. >> ainsley: texas tuesday. we are all wearing our cowboy boots except for one guy who refuses to participate. >> brian: no. because i'm from new york. i can't pretend. >> steve: we'll see how that. >> ainsley: actually very comfortable. >> steve: we will see if he wears some of his stuff by the end of today's telecast. >> ainsley: when you say get dressed that should include cowboy boots. >> brian: can't slip them on i have to grease my ankles, i can't do it. >> steve: instead of get dressed giddy up. >> brian: that would be something that lawrence says. >> lawrence: that's right. >> brian: also cramer on seinfeld. >> lawrence: well let's giddy up. >> ainsley: a fox news alert. the desperate search for missing college student on spring break continues as police are questioning the man believed to

be the last person to have seen her before she went missing. >> steve: plus, elon musk taking us behind the curtain at doge and why he does doge. >> i think it was the real wake-up call for me was looking and seeing that the interest payments on the national payment exceeded the defense department budget. if we didn't do something about this, then there won't be any money for anything. >> brian: what a price he has paid. meanwhile, look at this. high school basketball game in pennsylvania ending in handcuffs for some and bruises for others. >> now you got all-fight. you got an all-out fight in the stands right now and this is getting ugly. >> brian: getting snuggle why does this keep happening? youth sports. >> look there is a lady with a baby against the wall trying to get away. >> trashy behavior. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> so, elon musk is defending

doge cost-cutting mission as the house prepares to hold two more doge style hearings today. >> mad written rivera is in washington and she has the latest for us, hey, madeleine. >> hi guys, good morning. acknowledged the criticism doge has been getting. he called the work tough sledding but also maintains they are doing the right thing. >> when people criticize what doge is doing. which part specifically? we put all of the actions of the doge team on the doge.gov website. and on the doge headline x. we post the receipts. this action has been taken. this action has been taken. when we get criticism we're like of what? which line do you disagree with? like which cut? >> musk says doge is in nearly every federal department. he says our plans to double the size of the team from 100 to 200. and he says he doesn't anticipate that they could reach $1 trillion in savings, barring

any obstacles to their work there are calls though from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle that congress should be the ones making the cuts. there are two hearings on capitol hill today looking at looking at potential fraud and waste. a house oversight subcommittee hearing to examine fraud. chairman pete sessions said he uncovered billions of taxpayer dollars rushed out the door during the biden administration. we owe it to the american people to continue this investigation. insure their tax dollars are spent effectively. the homeland subcommittee holding a hearing this afternoon. that's who will be focused on identifying waste, fraud, and abuse in the department during the biden administration. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: fascinating larry kudlow to sit down with him inside the white house yesterday for it looks like 20, 25 minutes. it's hard to see a guy in the country more under fire. if you listen to that podcast

which, as i mentioned yesterday, takes three and a half hours to get through. constant threats on his life. he said i'm world that somebody is going to be hearing these descriptions of me as a nazi that can't be stopped and a communist and say it's my duty to go have him eliminated. and what he's doing is with his free time, allowing his companies to let his vice presidents and presidents run those companies, and he is focusing for free and forming a force to lean out government and get out the corruption in government. and there is so much pushback i don't -- my view is, he can't get his head around it. he posted on doge.gov, take a look at it. point out the contracts yesterday, for example, lee zeldin posted on -- is he going to eliminate $3.2 million in programs. and then you have marco rubio says usaid i have decided to eliminate 83% of the programs there that's in conjunction with doge. >> ainsley: and talked about the weekly credit cards. we were listening to madeleine

but on doge.gov and it says 200,000 credit cards have been deactivated among 16 different agencies that were ought did ited. these were credit cards unneeded go. on there and see the report card of all the waste. >> lawrence: next step apparently doge plans to -- actually the state of ohio does every check that the government cuts, they plan on posting on the doge site. but you all talk about the sites. i honestly didn't realize it was this bad. hannity did a full deep dive into this yesterday. the amount of car dealerships set on fire. >> ainsley: tesla dealerships. charging stations. >> lawrence: this is crazy. >> ainsley: sean said is he buying one and donate it to a winner. he also said is he going to buy another one last night. >> steve: it's not just in country. it's also a cyber attack on x. elon musk during that interview at one point, he said that there were disruptions, denial in

services in a gigantic orchestrated way he said it looked like a really large organization or a country. and he suggested that it looks like it's coming from the ukraine area. you got to figure it he is going to say th that, it probably does look like it's coming from the ukraine area. however, that's how russia does stuff. they spoof things to make it look like it is coming from over there. because they would love to have elon musk pull the plug on the star link internet stuff that has been so effective in helping zelenskyy. everybody knows that's probably what russia is doing. you can't think that anybody in ukraine would be screwing with x at this point. >> brian: right. by the way, star link is not moving. they are going to keep it up that would be devastating. >> ainsley: in ukraine? >> brian: don't do what i did. yesterday i got an x alert that i have been compromised. >> steve: by the russians? >> brian: just said we have a

problem with one of your. >> steve: your x account. >> brian: i clicked through and i'm dead. i can't get on my x account. >> ainsley: where was it this morning email or x account. >> brian: email to the right account. looked totally authentic and clicked ton to report the problem click on it. and it's from turkey. >> steve: you fell for it. you are not supposed to do that. >> brian: i'm guilty as charged. >> ainsley: we have all accidentsly done it. >> brian: i posted a lot of things over the weekend. for the life of me i didn't know x was down. i said what did i do wrong. look at my postings. they said if you don't get back to me in 24 hours your account will be stopped. >> lawrence: oh, god. >> brian: that happened to me before. i go my whole account right now is dead. >> steve: kids, that's exactly what you don't do. >> brian: up to the chief of staff. >> lawrence: lexy always gets to.

>> ainsley: our new title is chief of staff. >> lawrence: they have been quite transparent of what they want to do in doge, what they are doing, ainsley and brian just went to the website telling you exactly. there is no secrets here. elon went even deeper yesterday with kudlow talking about the inner workings of doge, watch. >> how do you picture next targeted agency or department? >> well, we're -- we're trying act broadly across all departments. it's not just one department at a time. but. >> larry: are new all of them now? all of them? >> pretty much, yeah. >> larry: oh. >> trying to make the government more efficient across the board so, yeah. >> larry: how big is your team? >> we're a little over 100 at this point. will get to 200. >> larry: you are going to get to 200. >> yeah. we have this enormous budget

deficit. $2 trillion deficit. it keeps growing. our interest payments are higher than our defense department budget. that's, i think, was the real wake-up call for me was looking and seeing that the interest payments on the national debt exceeded the defense department budget. and that was only growing over time. which meant if we didn't do something about this, then there won't be any money for anything. we'll just be servicing debt. >> brian: donald trump doubled and tripled down on his support of him. steve, yesterday, we were just talking about what was happening behind closed doors i think it was on friday. a real fight. cabinet secretary stood up and said i need control of my personnel. some of the guys that you are working with. some of your doge people were cutting people we need and between sean duffy and marco rubio, but they aroldis it out. think about this, in any sport the kansas city chiefs, new york yankees whatever company you are in, if you really want to be successful, tempers will flair.

>> lawrence: i love it. >> brian: competent people go at each other and make you better. are just trying to hold onto your job almost no friction and also a lot less incentives for the most part for success. if your goal is to make the country better because you don't leave, for example, sean duffy's job where is he making great money working -- working both channels with nine kids in new jersey. you don't lee that job to make $12,000 and live away from your family for four years unless you love the country. that's just it. there is nothing wrong with having it out. >> lawrence: you got two players that have super stars in their own rights in different areas. and he had the president of the united states, which i'm told in the meeting make the final call. >> brian: let them fight it out. >> lawrence: this is the move we're going to make now. >> ainsley: two things from that interview yesterday that did i not know he was talking about that guy began particular fraud loophole that the ngos get all this money from the government. we have been reporting on ngos

at the border take the migrants. give them shelter, they help them. who knows what they're giving them. >> brian: with government grants. >> ainsley: all government grants. those are your tax dollars. the ngos we have no control over them. we give the money and use it however they want. he also talked about this is going to be a temporary agency. so elon musk is spending so much time. is he getting harassed, death threats, his businesses are getting caught on fire. and then also, the charging stations people are setting those on fire. all of this. stocks are down. he did all of this for our country. and is he spending 18 months carrying out this mission he says until july 4th of 2026. they are cutting trillions of dollars from the national deficit. >> lawrence: incredible. >> steve: larry asked him if he will stick around for another year and the answer is question. question is how can he going to be able to do this. is he sticking around until it is all over.

meanwhile, it was never all over regarding a basketball brawl in pennsylvania. it was a playoff game between two high schools. and they never finished the game because it got so crazy. at one point in the late fourth quarter the refs called a technical or uniontown, pennsylvania. then the announcers anoirnsed it before realizing that the visiting team had been hit with a technical and a player had reached his foul limit and being thrown out. and then the fists started flying. >> union town against medicineville, watch. >> this is getting really heated here in the stands. really heated in the stands. now you got an all out fight. you got an all out fight in the stands right now. this is getting ugly. >> yes, it is. >> this is getting ugly. not what you want to see for a high school basketball game. and now you got players getting into it. uh-oh. now, this is getting really bad. this is getting really bad on both sides.

>> it's unbelievable. >> yeah, several police officers eventually let led a man in the blue shirt out. another fan handcuffs. cheerleaders exited. turned into a huge boxing match. the coach said the kids are okay. they just don't know the owsk the game and if they're going to be allowed to play going forward in the number of suspensions. >> ainsley: some parents arrested. can you all believe this? disappointing. unfortunate. this is not sportsman like. so their major penalties. pennsylvania, interscholastic association sent out this statement. due to the blatant violations of the piaa bylaws the immediateville, union town forfeiture for each team. censure both schools for the actions. first round interdistrict basketball contest held ated meville vs. uniontown. both schools are removed from

the tournament and suspended for participation for the remainder of the 2024-25 basketball tournament. >> lawrence: looking at all these cops that are there. >> brian: must have anticipated something. >> lawrence: my graduating class was over 800 people. we never had that amount of cops at a basketball game. they must have expected something. >> brian: isn't this about the parents and kids get punished? >> steve: that's exactly what happened. >> lawrence: the kids were fighting too. did you see it. so kids, absolutely. the reason a lot of it is fuzzed out our editor saw minors there. the thing here apparently a law office might have known it was coming they advertised in the upper right-hand corner. brian. >> ainsley: look at the lady against the wall trying to get away that is a panic feeling. >> steve: they go to a basketball game and a hockey match breaks out. wrestle mania match breaks out. 15 minutes an the top of the hour. a fox news alert. a search for the university of pittsburgh student who

disappeared in the dominican republic is intensifying. dissudiksha vanished she was lat seen entering the beach early thursday morning at a resort. authorities in punta cana believe the 20-year-old might have drowned. her parents are calling for a broader investigation into kidnapping or other foul play. this comes after police on the island reportedly spoke to a male tourist from iowa who was the last person to see her alive and who gave conflicting stories. it is still unclear if that tourist is the man police are actually investigating. meanwhile, the private investigator who looked into a nnatalee holloway does not believe she died swimming. he says quote i don't think she drowned in the ocean. i totally believe somebody knows something where she is or somebody took her away or somebody is holding her somewhere. >> lawrence: i want to hear the interview with this guy because

right now it just doesn't sound too good. he says that she got taken by the water. were you in the water with her? what were you doing? were you drinking? there is a lot of questions that need to be happening. how long have you all been hanging? why were the other friends back at the resort and you guys decided to take this stroll? >> brian: anything stupider than swimming 4:30 in the morning pitch black? >> steve: hard to see anything. we did put up a moment ago some of the descriptions what happened to her. according to this eyewitness who gave that account, she was hit by a big wave and that is when this particular thread of the story happened right there. hit by a big wave, this guy left the water to vomit -- left the water to vomit and fell asleep on a lounge chair while she was still in the water. that's the story. >> ainsley: he told police he entered the water with her but the rough surf made him sick so he went back to shore. leaving her in the water. in another version he said he felt sick and left her in knee deep water before he passed out on the beach.

i will tell you as a woman who has seen the movie jaws remember that first scene where they swim in the middle of the night. no way most women would go out. maybe she had been drinking, i don't know. but to go out and swim in the middle of the night in the ocean. i mean, i barely will do that during the day now. >> lawrence: why would your friends lee her and why we leave her? >> ainsley: that happens so many times. >> lawrence: as the time goes, a body needs to appear in the water. and so if there is no body, then investigators are going to start. >> ainsley: a nunatalee holloway said if she had gone wash away with the tide. body in the water would have unless someone took her far offshore. i totally believe somewhere knows where she is. father is skeptic. four days. if she were in water she would have likely been floated to shore. asking to investigate multiple options like kidnapping or abduction.

>> brian: going on spring break right now do not leave your friends. you got stay in groups. >> ainsley: how many times did you do it in college. sometimes my friends would go back to the dorm i wasn't ready to go home. it wasn't on a beach. >> brian: you can't do it. >> ainsley: you can't. >> lawrence: i was looking for the restroom i went out with my friends. okay. where is the restroom. this group looked like employees was like hey, the bathroom in s. in the back. there is no bathroom in the back. it was just one of those things where you got to be smart. trafficking is heavy within the d.r. that's why we have dea offices there the drug trade and the human trafficking pair up. so she could still be alive. that's what we should all be praying for this morning. >> ainsley: we are. >> brian: meanwhile 19 minutes after the hour. carley shimkus reporting from "fox & friends first." >> carley: that's right, guys. good morning to you. we have a big story to get to here. the u.k. is bracing for an environmental disaster. after a portuguese cargo ship

slams into a u.s. flagged oil tanker in the north sea. look at that. the oil tanker had been transporting jet fuel for the u.s. military. the collision happened off the eastern coast of england causing multiple explosions. there were a total of 37 crew members aboard the two ships with one hospitalized. and another from the portuguese cargo ship reported missing. nearly 650 illegal immigrants apprehended in a massive ice operation in houston. the multi-agency raids were conducted between february 23rd and march 2nd. and over 80% of those arrested are criminal illegal migrants with 543 charged with criminal conviction's while in the united states. the criminal migrants taken into custody are facing various charges related to violent offenses, drug and sex crimes, robbery, and more. and president trump's cabinet is complete and at record speed. all picks for top administration jobs are now filled.

after the senate votes to confirm former oregon congresswoman laura chavez-deremer as the new labor secretary. her nomination passed in 67-32 vote with three republicans voting know. rand paul and mitch mcconnell along with north korea senator ted budd. today is texas tuesday, my friends. and "fox & friends" viewers are, of course, joining in on the fun. take a look at this, margaret sending a photo of her grandson caden down at the rodeo in denton, texas. and viewer dale sent us this adorable picture of his granddaughter and her best cowboy hat. look how cute she is. even sean hannity's family getting none the fun. his niece's daughter taking this photo in their cowboy boots. so cute. so we want to see more of how y'all are celebrating at home. email us your best texas tuesday photos. friends@foxnews.com. just include your name and where

you are from in the email. so funny how i said y'all and you said i'm from new jersey. i met dolly parton once, when i was an assistant. she saw me and she goes good morning, cow girl, knew i'm from new jersey i'm going to be a cow girl in this moment. y'all such a great outfit. where did you get those boots? >> ainsley: i got them on amazon for like 60 bucks. i got a bunch of them because we are doing texas tuesday. >> steve: a bunch of them? >> ainsley: mine at home are brown. they are cool fun things for tv. shop together during the commercial break. they come in all different colors. you'll have to get a pair. >> steve: all sorts of stuff planned. >> lawrence: we got the bull. ha ha. >> steve: force brian to at some point put on a cowboy hat. >> ainsley: we are going to

harass you until you do it. >> brian: it's not real. i'm a new york guy. i can't look is that real? >> ainsley: it's a real mechanical bull. >> steve: brian, just as elon musk brought the receipts. you're saying you cannot put on a cowboy hat because you are from new york. >> brian: then i will be pretending. the people of texas get angry. >> steve: brian, last time we were all in texas, it was for the super bowl in 2017. ladies and gentlemen, here i am wearing this hat and look at that in the background. there is brian kilmeade wearing a stetsonnen. >> brian: you noticed it wasn't on my head. i'm holding it light slightly off. >> steve: another picture there you are on a horse. >> brian: look, for example, i mean, who holds a hat like that. just shows you i should not be wearing it. >> steve: i have got some more you are not holding. >> ainsley: there you are wearing your boots.

i was doing a shoot. and that's his story. john rich has. >> lawrence: now i'm offended. you won't do it for your co-host but you will do it for john rich? >> brian: who is doing gling me. where do you get these pictures from? >> steve: off my phone. i have got more. >> ainsley: he doesn't want to wear it. he doesn't want to offend people in texas. very offensive that you don't take part in this. >> brian: where are we? in new york. you are from the south. steve, you are from everywhere. you never left texas. carley always likes to get along. i can't do it. >> ainsley: one day you will. >> steve: mass pica monday. i would like to start florida friday. >> brian: what do you dress like? >> steve: no necktie. >> brian: untuckit hawaiian shirt. >> ainsley: in south carolina we love a weekend. saturday and sundays south carolina saturdays and sundays.

>> brian: mass pica monday. everyone dresses like me? >> steve: if they ever lucky. >> ainsley: how do people in massapequa dress. >> brian: tank tops and tight shorts. no, that is not true. >> steve: that's our jersey shore. >> ainsley: that's yours, actually, carley. >> steve: send us pictures of your family on texas tuesday friends@foxnews.com. >> brian: steve has really embraced it. look at that hat. >> steve: i have. >> lawrence: officials in saudi arabia looking to broker a deal to end the russia-ukraine war and could a meeting between putin be brought to the table? >> brian: eventually. let's hope.

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>> brian: happening right now. top u.s. officials including secretary of state marco rubio and mike waltz, national security adviser, are meeting with ukraine officials in saudi arabia. obviously pushing for peace with russia. special envoy steve witkoff ukrainian president zelenskyy apologized for intense exchange with president trump and vice president vance. >> zelenskyy sent a letter to the president. he apologized for that whole incident that happened in the oval office. i think that was a -- an important step. and i would like to describe it

as progress. >> brian: joining us now is former deputy national security adviser k.t. mcfarland. k.t., what are the stakes today for ukraine? >> oh, it's complete, everything. ukraine has to figure out a way to get this back on track. why? because of that disastrous white house meeting. and so, the secretary of state, national security advisor meeting with the ukrainians, and first of all, it's not just the apology letter that zelenskyy said but what does that mean? what are they likely to give up? what does a deal look like? rubio is now engaging in what i would call good old fashioned shuttle diplomacy. when my boss henry kissinger did it in the 1970s, when i worked for him. going to one side and say what are your bottom lines here? what can you give up? what can you -- what do you have to have and then go to the other side separately. what do you need? what can you give up? and start going back and forth very rapid fashion to try to craft a deal. the difference with this one is

that everybody knows the guy making the decisions for the united states is sitting in the white house. donald trump is taking an active role in these negotiations. so it's not like the good old fashioned state department negotiations where they come up with a position and then they bring it forward. and then they debate it and then they go back and forth. this is happening in rapid time and real time. >> brian: so we understand zelenskyy is not there. everybody else is. and they are going to talk about what, maybe confidence building on both sides. first of all, stop the flights, stop the drones. or you stop hitting energy sectors. that's what the russians are good at. but yesterday, a couple days ago. we took down intelligence sharing and took down the satellites that allowed them to see incoming rockets. the russians took advantage of that there is a sense, some reports say, that they will reinstall that if they see sincerity on the ukrainian side. do you hear the same thing? >> >> absolutely. you know, everyone knows that ukraine doesn't survive without american intelligence sharing at american military equipment. they don't survive for long.

so ukraine is really no choice. they have got to show some goodwill here. they have got to come up with something to say, look. we understand the situation you're in. and here's our gesture, here is our goodwill gesture. please turn the security sharing and the weapon system back on. but, the key though is going to be two words. security guarantees. you know, ukraine keeps insisting they want american security guarantees, sounds like a military guarantee sounds like boots on the ground which sounds like the equivalent of nato membership. president trump said no way america is not sending military forces into this engagement. do you know who is russia and france -- excuse me france and england. if they don't like that the russians say that's a nonstarter but i can't see anything moving forward. we will find out. because it looks like witkoff could be going to russia afterwards. meanwhile witkoff another job. middle east envoy. and the word is he is participating in the doha talks in order to broker a hostage

deal and get the rest out. made it clear to hamas that nothing happens unless you guys get out of gaza. what kind of impasse is that? what kind of hurdle is that? >> well, again, president trump said it really well. he said, you know, hamas has no choice. he has already told israel go finish the job if that's what it takes. president trump is also signed on to israel stopping the aid and the electricity to gaza. hamas is finished one way or the other. and it's now a matter of how do you get american citizens back and how do you get the hostages back. i think president trump was very moved when he met the hostages in the oval office last week. i met them as well. and you can't look into the eyes of those people and held hostage. really tough and wonderful people but man did they go through a lot. it's hard to see that and somehow have a lot of sympathy for hamas. >> brian: all types of proposals how to go forward and some people are ticked off at adam

boehler for going into gaza for trying to get those hostages out. we will see how it goes. we will also find out more and more reports hostages say there is a link between hamas and the financing and support of the campus unrest we are seeing in places like columbia, yale and harvard across the country. that's something we are going to talk about a little bit later. k.t. mcfarland, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> brian: president trump is trying to do everything at one time and it's all working at least we are working towards an answer. deport yourself and come back legally. that's what the trump administration is telling migrants how does that app. work again? kurt the cyberguy tells us how it has been reprogrammed.. ♪ playing games! ♪ dancing in the par... (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound)

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>> carley: canada slapping 25% electricity surcharge on 1.5 million americans in minnesota, new york and michigan. ontario's leader says additional measures could come in response to president trump's tariffs.

>> i will not hesitate to increase this charge. if necessary, if the united states escalates, i will not hesitate to shut electricity off completely. >> carley: president trump saying because our tariffs are reciprocal we will just get it all back on april 2nd. backyard s'mores are being blamed as the likely cause of big weekend brush fires on long island. new york investigators believe the initial fire was sparked by wind blown embers from a fire pit. those flames sparked 3 other fires that tore through 600 acres. and health secretary r.f.k. jr. grabbing a by the with sean hannity at steak n shake in florida. fries in beef tallow. >> steak n shake just switched out. people are raving about these french fries. >> amazing. they really are. >> steak n shake has been great. we are very thankful for

r.f.k.ing the french fries and turning me into a verb. be transparent, switch over from ultra processed food and to be part of this movement to make america healthy again. >> carley: burger chains taking the secretary and hannity for trying out new fries. steve, let's eat. >> steve: they look delicious. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: the trump administration turning an app. the biden white house into the country into a tool for self-deportation. kurt the cyberguy joins us right now. so, kurt, it used to be called the cbp 1 app. where you would simply appiah to come into the country. cbp home app. i am going back to venezuela. push a government and then the government is off your back? how does this work? >> it's exactly how it works. good morning to you. after downloading this newly revamped app., cbp home now

called. there is this option and it is called intent to depart. and you want to click that if you are an illegal alien and then what it lets you do declare that you are leaving and did you go back home and then you then get a chance to come back to the states in a legal manner in the future. so it's a way, instead of getting arrested and going to detention. use the app., dyi option to self-deport and, you know, thanks to the trump administration, they are like now making it easy to say all right, we don't have to go through all this drama. i will go home and do it the rate way. i will come back here and live my american dream. when can i apply do it illegally. >> steve: if you don't do it this way. according to what i have read, they won't let you in the country eventually when you apply for passage. so, if you want to get into the country, get status, do that. they say i'm sure you, kurt, saw elon musk on with larry kudlow last night. he said this and we want your reaction.

watch this. >> >> we're not sure exactly what happened. but there was massive cyber attack to try to bring down the x system with ip addresses original nangt in the ukraine area. >> steve: okay so x had a gigantic denial of services. it looks like ukraine. you and i were talking it probably looks like it's come from ukraine. these guys have ways of making it look like it's coming from ukraine even though they are not in ukraine. i suggested it might be russia. we don't know exactly who it is we don't note yet. elon musk was able to identify the fact that the ip address of this attack, which, by the way, sent brian to the moon. he was bananas yesterday. i can't get on twitter. well, we originate -- what elon musk was saying is that the ip address was coming from the ukraine. but, what we also know is that it is very easy for hackers and

cyber criminals to make it appear as though their i.p. address or attack is coming from one particular region or another. we will get to the bottom of that at some point. i don't know. what we also know though, shortly after elon musk said that, a group called the dark storm team, it's a pro-palestinian hack vista group claimed they were behind the attack. we know that 40,000 people in addition to brian were reporting to x yesterday according to down detector website. last major outage they had on x was back in february almost a year ago that lasted for hours what we know about hacking group they attacked two u.s. airports and their systems, lax and jfk. it's a serious group chances were they were behind this attack but we don't know yet. >> steve: not actually in

ukraine we don't think. by the way if folks are watching and want to protect themselves from getting hacked in cyber attack go to cyberguy.com and kurt wat watch walks you througe steps. i just took the quiz. kurt, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you, steve, good see you. steve good to see you a quarter before the top of the hour. new details on the student missing from the dominican republic. we will tell you where the latest clues are leading. plus, the cost of child care is now higher than the cost of tuition in 38 states. we're going to tell you where. but, first, a beautiful shot of louisville, kentucky, courtesy of our friends at inspire sleep. good morning, louisville. ♪

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good morning, happy texas tuesday. i love a theme. current temperatures 42 in new york. any of the in chicago. colder air moving across the northern plains. still warmer than average for i would say two thirds of the country. 70 daytime high for kansas city. 63 in new york. 78 in phoenix. next storm system moves into the west. that's going to be our next weathermaker ahead of this storm

we have temperatures soaring 20 to 40 degrees above average. 81 dallas on wednesday. look at minneapolis. so you enjoy the warm temperatures on friday. 74. back down to the freezer on sunday with 34. and possibly a blizzard situation unfolding as this storm system moves inland on wednesday and thursday. rain for the west coast including southern california. then this area of low pressure ejects out to the central plains. and we could see the potential for severe weather outbreak friday, saturday and sunday including tornadoes, so have a way to get these watches and warnings, fox weather.com for all of your latest details. did you see my boots, ainsley? brian. >> ainsley: love them. you said have you had them for a long time. >> janice: yemen. >> ainsley: i love your hat called the dean,. >> janice: christina moore designs my derby hats designed

this one she calls the dean. >> ainsley: police are investigating a young man who was with that missing college student before she disappeared on spring break in the dominican republic. joining us now is the co-host of "america's most wanted" callahan walsh. callahan, thank you so much for joining us. >> ainsley, thanks for having me. >> ainsley: this was captured on surveillance video. last seen at 4:50 in the morning on the beach. then at 5:55 a.m., callahan it says surveillance footage shows ffive women and one man leaving. we were told earlier that her friends left her before 4:50 and then went back to the hotel. so that paints a different picture. then at 9:55 in the morning. there is video that shows the man believed to have stayed behind with her leaving the beach. then at 4:00 p.m. her friends report her missing. so several questions. i thought they went back to the

hotel earlier. why is that story different and why did it take so long for them report her missing, callahan? >> you know, those are all great questions. you know, during an investigation, sort of that fog of war. it's easy to not have every piece of the puzzle together. now we are seeing that picture a little bit more clear. it is troubling that it took so long for her to be reported missing. you know, the guy that law enforcement is now talking to, the other male companion that she stayed behind with, you know, a lot of this case has the hallmarks of the natalee holloway case. i think a lot of people have drawn those conclusions. it's easy to come to conclusions in a case like this. now that we have this individual, that picture is becoming a little more clear; however, his story has changed three different times as well. that's not great in an investigation. one account she was swept away by a big wave. if he saw that. why didn't he go and get help? why didn't he try to alert

authorities? why weren't resources brought it bear to try rescue her in the fact that that leaves the beachy have seen her swept away by a wave, maybe not. he still doesn't come forward and say anything. it's a real problem in case. investigators are still searching for her. i believe they need to continue searching both land and sea. we're not sure if this story whether she was swept away or drowned holds any merit. there is no sign of foul play. but there is no sign that she was swept away by the sea as well. >> ainsley: right. his other story is that he left the water to go vomit. fell asleep on a lounge chair. the third story saw her walking in knee deep water. a wave would not sweep you away if you are in knee deep water. the hired by the natalee holloway family doesn't think she drowned. if she had gone into the water she would have watched up somewhere with tide. that's the way the water comes. in the body would have been discovered unless somebody took her far offshore. what do you think happened?

>> you know, it's really tough to determine what had happened at this point. you know, with natalee holloway, van der sloot was a local. he knew the area. this guy in this scenario, he was a tourist. he was also a guest at the resort. really unclear how many resources he would have had if he did something with her. how would he be able to dispose of the body? how has he been able to hide it this long. we will start seeing some of these details come forward. but, you know, for this family, i hope they find her. they find her soon. >> ainsley: i do too. everybody out there say a prayer. my dad always said nothing good happens after midnight. maybe our dads are right. thank you so much, callahan for coming on. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. bust out your cowboy boots. it is texas tuesday. we brought the lonestar state to fox square. barbecue, line dancers and we have a mechanical bull. and there is lawrence leading it. ♪ you ain't met my texas, yet

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