>> ♪ good morning, it's saturday april 21st. i am juliet in for alyson. toughest immigration rules lie in arizona. but president obama and many others are not happy about it. >> indeed our failure to act responsibly at the federal level will open irresponsiblity by others . >> protecting our border, is it going too far? we want and you decide. >> the employees in the fcc was watching porn. it is heating up as the agency tries to defend itself. >> a 70 year old man leaps

into action to help his neighbor fight a robber. >> why he risked his well he is on the show this morning. >> he kicks butt. >> chaz in maryland. alley is out and we have her buddy filling in today. juliet hudy. >> chaz is on. >> how does he know that? >> our viewers are good. look inside girl. let the sound take you away . ♪ >> wow, this is from the huddle house in honor of juliet hudy. they are outside and they built an entire diner on the plasa. they are here because they are achieving a brand for restaurants. no fast food, it is -- >> huddle house. >> right here on 38th in new york. >> they are in 17 different

states and revamping the drive thru food. it is not fast food. and they are doing one in an army base. >> i seen that. i want that . >> harb - hash browns. >> you will do the segment short >> exactly. juliet hudy in for alyson cameron. >> stomping grounds. >> and still this immigration policy in arizona, by far the strictest in the could you wantry. this policy signed into law by john brewer, the governor of arizona and boy, is it controversial. the president immediately spoke out against the plan. it requires people to carry proof of citizenship and sheriffs if they suspect someone is an illegal alyen

and ask for papers on sight. we'll listen to her. >> senate bill 1070 represents a tool for our state to use as we work to solve a crisis that we did not create and the federal government has refused to fix. the crisis caused by illegal immigration. >> she brings up an important point. the federal government's refusal to fix it president bush tried to take it on half of the republican party was with him . the other half of the republican party running for reelection. we'll not touch and president obama vowed in the first year of his presidency to tackle the immigration reform . we are now in year of miss administration. mexico foreign ministry concerned about the people coming into this country and worries about the rights of citizens. also president obama speaking out in the rose garden.

listen. >> our failure to act responsibly in the federal level will open the door to irresponsibly by others and that includes for example the recent effort in arizona which threaten to undermine basics of therapy. >> this is supposed to take affect in august. >> they have lined up. one of the concerns is that human rights might be violated in arizona. you might have hispanic u.s. citizen that are discriminated against. you said re-election . john brewer has a tough fight in arizona. john mccain has a tough fight in arizona and they support it trying to get the republicans behind them. >> cardinal of los angeles and catholic church said it is akin to nazism. those on the right who need to close the borders.

we will talk to a sheriff who deals with this specifically. he will be up in the next block. >> critics claim that you are putting pressure on the police force to do this. basically become immigration officials. >> you are putting them in a specific spot. the plose chiefs said we don't want this. it puts our officers in a weird position . certain low a debate that will continue. we'll talk to that sheriff, coming up. >> from arizona to arkansas. senator branch lincoln considered one of the most vulnerable senators is facing a pierce primary challenge from two candidates. ment three squared off in a debate in little block and this is where our good friend james rosen in. it is good to have you in here bright and early. >> don't give me that, you know where to me if you want

me. >> we couldn't find me. >> what is going on down there? >> it is all forgiven and forgotten and greetings from little rock, arkansas. it was not exactly lincoln douglas, but the debate proved far more civil than the race to date has been with the attack ads on tv and huge spending by outside groups. but senator lincoln's primary challenger went on the attack portraying the senator as a flip flopper and unprisled for the recent of compain from goldman sachs. for her part lincoln kept her focus on the audience and pausing once to happen capper as a flip flopper on the security issue. >> i asked senator lincoln to give back the contribution

goldman sachs made to their campaign because they are under investigation for fraud. i think it is unseem low to be simultanously raising money from the folks you are regulatings particularly when they wrecked our economy . >> i know i have consistently opposed privatize social security. bill has said there is an attempt to invest social security in washington. we know what would happen if we have done that. >> third candidate is dc morrison drew the biggest laughs. he is enjoying all of the negative ads and if he had the money he would run them, too. >> james, before you join us. work on the rue big puey. thos what they say before the

big razzor back . >> that's what i ate for dinner. >> where are you by the way? >> he's on the bayou. >> we are in downtown rock. let's not deceive the viewers. i am 10 yards away from you. it is a green screen. >> he is one of the funniest people. >> we'll put him to the test later. >> what else is going on. >> headlines for you. >> a passenger shouting, i will blow up this plane and take you all with me. that's what happened on board of a delta airline's flight from los angeles to tampa bay and was averted with new mexico. he tried to open the main cabin door and making threats of blowing up the plane. he is under arrest for obstruction of a aircraft.

>> kevin kennedy was among the group that took him down. he was going so crazy. the f.b.i. doesn't believe this incident is related to terrorism. the detention hearing is set for shefield on monday. >> the court, he is an afghan-born citizen and said had his trip was recrouted on a trip to pakistan. they were plotting suicide attacks on the two new york busiest subway stations in the islamic holy month of ramadan. he said the plot was abandoned and the bombs discarded in queens once they realized the feds were on to them. >> coast guard officials ended the search for 11 workers missing after the oil

explosion rig off of the louisiana coast. federal regulators are working on new safety rules. crows are still trying to clean up the mess created by the oil rig. officials have not determined what caused the blast. rock tar bret michaels is in serious condition after suffering a brain hemorage. ♪ note you know him, he was the former poison front man and star of rock of love and rock of love bust two and three. he was rushed to a hospital for a severe headache and turned out to be a brain hemorage. michael' publicist said the doctors discovered bleeding in the base of the brain stem. he underwent an emergency

appen dectomy. he is a contestant on donald trump's celebrity apprentice . he might be part of the finale. hopefully he will be. >> sarah palin in knoxville, tennessee testifying about the disruption cause. she joined greta on the record and talked about the case. >> to me, the case is cut and dried. did the college student hack in my emaims or not? did he disclose personal private emaims for the worl to see or not? mr. #1: he did admit he did. this is the process of seeking justice and find out his punishment. an illegal act was quite disruptive and there is a reason that it is illegal. he said it was a college pank. david cornel is charged with hacking .

his lawyer claims he had no criminal intent and those are the headlines today. i hope bret michaels would be okay. suddenly you don't know what caused bleeding from the blood stem. >> he's had a rough go of it. >> you know who hasn't had a rough go is rick. >> he's back from jamaica on vacation. severe weather this morning. >> thank you for the welcome back. it is nice. we have not had any severe weather this year. it was a quiet year and it is all changing and today will probably be the worst of it large area dealing with severe weather. worst of it for today is down in the areas of the south. especially parts of louisiana and mississippi and alabama. this morning tornado watches in effect. brand new one in new orleans and over to mobile, alabama . we do have two tornado warpings that are involved in

it north of shrev port and northeast of new orleans. this morning take cover. by the afternoon, we'll have potentially about our first major severe weather outbreak. here in the northern plains. not dealing with the severe weather . it will taper off a bit. look at pictures from denver, we saw the snow, dave. you were at the wiming pool earlier this week. now they have snow going on in doug lats county. seeing a lot of rough weather. it will be a big story tomorrow morning. we'll have a lot of tornados and hopefully not a lot of tornado damage. >> one reason not to play baseball in denver. >> coming up. a second navy seal accused of punching one . most wanted terrorist now acquitted. what could it mean for the third navy seal facing trial. a live report coming up. >> he may be 70 years old.

that did not stop him from battling for his life. >> huddle house is here serving up breakfast. update on an old school drive through . changing the restaurant trea coming up. ♪

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call or click today. >> we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. the decades of federal inaction and misguided policy has created a dangerous and unacceptable situation. >> it is now the law of the land in arizona. a new bill makes it a crime to be in the country illegally. president obama came out with harsh criticism in arizona . many say the new law is needed. >> joining us is a sheriff, who is a county and resident of the arizona association

much officer. nice to see you, welcome to the show. >> good morning. >> a number of police chiefs came out against it saying it puts the officers in a difficult situation. why do you support this? >> as the governor and many people say in the absence of federal action, who is caught in the middle? it is us. those who keep our families and communities safe and crime is off of the charts out here in arizona. i can point to last month, 64 pursuits, that's where a motorist fails to yield. we have our lights and sirens blaring and they take off to create traffic wrecks. they are smugglers not only of humans but of drugs. for us, we need to have a additional tool to protect our security. >> 70 percent of likely arizona voters approved it. those who oppose it are afraid

of human right driction and hispanic that are u.s. citizens. how do you prevent hypothetical situation where a spanish speaking person hasit huan rights violated. >> that is a fear planted outside of arizona . we have politicians here and it is disheartening to see that happen. they are undermining not only the rule of law, but those of us who are honored to wear the badge is gun. we are here to protect civil rights upto including lethal force. we have peace officers trained to do a number of thing. should we not trust them to enforce. hey, you are hispanic and driving and pull you over. we don't do that. if you have a driver's license and a mexican national card, that is a clue for us in law

enforcement we get to that reasonable suspicion, where are you from? >> one of the other major cashes and the reason why the police chiefs came out against it. the illegal immigrants and other illegals fearful of the law may not report the crime for fear of retribution. is that a problem? >> it is not. most law enforcement. i am standing with police chiefs and senator mccain because we are calling for the other half deploying soldiers to secure our border. for us, crime is so ram pant here, here we are looking at 17 percent of the illegals that come into arizona. you are talking 40,000 or 50,000 criminals that established a criminal record and prior to them reentering america. >> we have to stop you there. it is just past 4:00 a.m..

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>> welcome back. a native of the country of gambia boarded a flight from nigeria and headed to the united states and put on the no ply list. as the plane landed in puerto rico the man was handed over to the authorities. many people wonder how it could have happened. good morning, to you jone. sorry for butchering your name. >> no problem. >> i understand the captain midflight comes in over the intercom. we are at 30,000 feet. we want to let you know, crew,

a person on the fly added to the no fly list while in middo i have that right in >> sort of. what happened clayton. the flight landed in puerto rico on a refueling stop and the captain announced no one would be getting off at puerto rico, we would be refuel the flight headed to new york. he came on the intercom. ladies and gentlemen, refueling completed and on the way to new york. nothing happened. they sat there at 6: 30. we were tired. we had flied from san juan . then there were people and some of them yelling seat 17 . people getting off of the plane . then they pulled this man off . so then the pilot got on the intercom, as we were on the ground. ladies and gentlemen, we are going to be detained here in

puerto rico for a little longer because "serious security risk" has been taken off of the plane. he then announced that delta security was the number one concern for delta and the plane had been notified while over the atlantic that this man was on the no fly list. >> were you able to see this man and his behavior and what happened with authorities came to get him and took him off of the flight? >> yeah. well, my understanding, i saw him go off of the flight and apparently, i was not sitting near his row. he was in row 17, and i was in the back of business class. when they took him off. he went very quietly and the passengers that were near him, he seemed nerve outs but not to exhibit anything that was scary.

everyone was calm. the transparency and the pilot and the fact that he was open and honest about what was going on was refreshing and i think really made the passengers have a lot of confidence in him . what i don't think we had confidence on is why a man on the no fly list was on our plane in the first place. >> how he got there in midflight. >> jone. appreciate you from joining us. he boarded in nigeria and that is the same place abdullmuttallab came from. >> midflight they make the announcement. >> can't have that or can you have . >> in the meantime second navy seal accused of hurting a would be terrorist.

the report is coming up. >> and instead of watching wall street, employees in the fcc were watching porn. this morning, the outrage is heating up as the agency defends itself. >> dave is up there scamming the food. huddle house has a new take on the drive thru. hash browns and french toast. he needs to be working. we'll be right back. ♪

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has>> oh, yeah. >> we are here in the break. if only a tv show for that. >> can we do a commercial break version . >> no, no. >> we would all be fired. welcome back to "fox and friends". i am dave brigs and clayton and juliet hudy. >> we start with the second navy seal accused of beating an iraqi prisoner was cleared. johnathon ke, fe was found not guilty and a third seal set to face trial. molly? >> good morning juliet. second time this week a navy

seal was found not guilty in connection with a terror suspect. petty officer johnathon keefe was mong the three seals charged. the terrorist was accused of mounting terrorist attacks. american bodies were burn exclude hung from a bridge. abu said he was beaten in custody and couldn't identify his assailants. keefe said the charges are said right now our government is so sensitive to detainey abuse accusation this is playing in the mind right in to the hands of insurgent . in my should be very concerned. the first navy seal attacked the testimony of a key

witness, a navy officer who the attorney said repeatedly changed his story. >> i really exploited that. that was my strategy to exploit the facts he is bringing out for the first time. this is not true. i called him a liar several times . >> the third seal, matthew mccabe goes on trial in virginia . he is charged with assault and the others were accused of failing to protect the prison. mccabe hopes that the charges will be dropped given the acquittal in two cases >> all chies on the case and hopefully that will be dismissed. >> all eyeos this one. >> all eyes on the fcc. we are learning about the fcc problem with porn . a lot of the republicans are fired up and coming to take the fcc to task over the

amount of porn that was looked at in the height of the financial debakele here in the united states and all . inspectors and senior level fcc employees were sitting there on the company computers looking at porn. >> can i make one caviet here. there are 3500.employees and they found 3100 offenders that is a small amount. >> but senior level staff members all who make six figure salaries. >> the argument had been when they were grill would in front of the senate, they didn't have the staff to deal with it. they were understaff undermained. yes, they have a small staff and they were getting grilled but it is a small percentage of the people. >> so many people were looking at porn at eight hours a day.

senior staff and executives here in the fcc. >> figuring out how the inspector general explains all of this? we have a sound bite from david cots who was on neal cavuto to explain the situation at fcc. >> some of the senior officials involved in cases, cases that should have been brought and cases that should have been worked on rather than having folks sit there and spend hours a day looking at pornography. >> let's go back to 2009 which i was talking about. lyndon thompson director of the division grilled at the time and wondering how the fcc dropped the ball on all of this . she said to congress, sir, we are passionate about our work. we do it. people come to the sec to do nothing other than enforce the law. >> unless you are one. offenders.

>> and to reiterate some of them access porn up to eight hours a day. one guy was burning it on dvd's and additional drive and cd's. >> by the way, there was a woman in here, too. >> the woman who was very busy apparently. 1600 images, this female. >> it boggles the mind. one guy tried to acess blocked websites 1800 times. he was able to go around it. i will try it 1800 times he figured a way around. >> to see the site. >> bernie madoff ripped off billions and pillions. we'll think about it at "fox and friends". >> and headlines in the wake of that volcano in iceland. air safety regulators are suspecting long-term damage to planes flying through the ash.

they want to formalize safe guards to get commercial planes back in the air. the volcano costs the airline industry over two billion after 100,000 flights were cancelled. a coast close between a maul plane and a southwest airlines jet in burbank, california. they came within 200 phot of each other. an air traffic controller misjudged the spacing. it happened on monday and was not disclosed until yesterday and not clear why it was not reported earlier. >> pirates from somali have been indicted in the u.s.. they were in the courtroom to face charges of piracy and carries a mandatory life sentence. the men did not enter pleas. >> and john edwards is scheduled to testify under oath about his relationship with his mistress. hoe will be asked about the

sex tape and whether he spent campaign fund tops hide the relationship. hunters is the mother of edwards' love child. she demanded the sex tape can photographs be returned. that was an invasion of privacy as well>> and a man hearing noises. he was in for a surprise. a baby sea lion flopping around the roof deck. animal control said the goy is seriously underwent and will need two or throw monthses of rehab. maybe he wants a new place . and rescusers decided to name him fiddler for the music fiddler on the roof. >> okay. we are going to try to find out relationship there right. >> what do you think of that? >> did you make the sea lion sound in >> i did not do that.

>> nice. thank you. my call to you. and so we are talking about how it is a quiet severe weather season so far. this is where we should be. these cones are our average each year. the blue is what we have seen. it is a slow season and all about to change. it changed over the last couple of days. big broad area of low pressure. upper level low parts of kansas and pulling moisture in from the gulf. couple of cells have tornado warnings with them. this is going to be with us all day long. look at the severe threat. high risk issued by the storm predictions. today is one of those days . where you see the white in parts of mississippi and alabama. that includes bigger cities like jackson and birmingham. some of the tornados that we are going to see is potentially large. ef 2 or 5 and long lasting.

they could be tracking 40 or 50 miles and causing problems. it is a populacy area. we'll watch it all day long and we could be seeing a lot of damage. we'll send it outside to clayton, now. >> you should be jealous because of the food and coffee from the huddle house. they set it up here on the plasa nice to so you phil . >> good to be here. >> you guys are changing and revolutionizing the way we go to restaurant and diners. it is not fast food. what are you doing? >> for 46 consectative years huddle house has woven itself in parts of america. it made customers from morning and noon and night to enjoy dining in huddle house. franchise stores are operating at full capacitiy.

business economics 101, you look to expand. we are launching a new prototype that doubles the size of the restaurants to meet our consumer demand and for the very first time we are uning here on fox news i may add a new prototype design. >> so let's look at tables here and diner set up here. i love to come in and grab breakfast and coffee. how is it different? >> biggest change we are working on in the landscape in america . we have grown accustomed on what to expect with quality and service in a drive thru. we are setting out to how america dines. imagine for a second going through a drive thru restaurant and get a char grilled burger with all . fixins. imagine with me for a second

on the way home from work or during lunch pick up through a thru baked chick yen pot roast and making you hungry. >> that is the point in which we are trying to accomplish. we can elevate and evolutionize how america dies and implementing a unique spin. we are calling it a huddle through. because the quality and service far surrey passes what is offered in the counselry. >> check it out. they will number the plas a. come and get great food and try the coffee out. can i bring coffee back to dave and juliet. we would be happy to serve it to you. new york city. coffee is available for new york city. >> i will bring in coffee. >> clayton used to work in mcdonalds and i need sausage and hash browns as well. >> bill going through the senate.

why karl rove said it favors wall street over main street. >> don't mess with this dude. a 70 year old guy puts his life and helps a neighbor. hear from the hero himself. coming up . can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste?

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had 51st pick of the nfl draft. minnesota vikings select toby gerhard runningback, stanford. >> highs men to bey gerhart goes last night. did he should go sooner. did race play a road. big daddy is president of coastal advisor . it was interesting. to bey gerhart who was a star? stanford said during the

process nfl asked him about being a white runningback. do you feel like the poster child. flip this, if you were a black quarterback and he was asked about if you are feeling entitled as's black quarterback what would the outrage be in that case. >> a lot of people saying why doesn't this go away? the guy can throw a ball but doesn't look like tom brady or peyton manning. there is a coim good quarterback that are not white who can throw the ball. >> why even and the question? what happens when you go on the one on one meetings. questions come out of left field. they are trying to figure out what kind of mind and personality and what kind of soul is this guy? is he going to make football his number one priority and

how does he handle strain and stress. >> is that something to throw him off of his game . everything seems to come out of left field in the draft. casey claw thereto sen expected to be eighth goes 48th and to carolina last night. you never know where the guys are going to fall. where is the experts that break them down and how actual nfl teams. you have a player corey woodan who is still to the board! >> who screws it up in the draft. raiders. they take the linebacker ron mcclain that i know the giants wants and other teams are looking at jagaurs took a defensive tackle out of california that was not a first round pick but they wanted him. >> there is big surprises . i wore my bronchos orange and

blue . we have tim tebow. big daddy from coastal advisors. appreciate you being here. >> appreciate it. >> coming up plane diverted after a man yells that he is going to blow up the plane. we'll tell you what happened there . live, meet the 70 year old man who risked his life to take on a robber, coming up.

>> i am worried about getting beat up now. >> for the second time in two months, the liquor store was held up gun point by a robber. a 70 year old heard the gunshot and ran here to look at him.

thank to his quick action no one was hurt. >> good to have you. you said something to us. this is worse than having a gun to your face. >> don't be scare we don't bite. >> you are in your house and hear a gunshot. >> i came out and looked around and didn't see nobody on the street and i am thinking the liquor store was held up once before. i thought maybe he was shot. so i went over there, opened up the door and i i guess he thought he was going to get out free. the shooter . he put the gun back in and he saw me, his eyes like lit up. >>un oh, here is a tough guy? >> no. he said crazy old man, looking at him . then the owner was yelling, he's robbing me .

he's robbing me, twice . so i got my finger at him and it didn't go off. >> didn't he actually, the robber try to shoot you? >> yes, he did. >> he missed. was the shop owner hit by a bullet? no. first, when the guy came in he took one shot and het the owner and hit a bottle. he was trying to scare him. that's the shot i heard. i came in and i saw him there. he's robbing he. and he's got a gun. did you grab his arm. how did you go for him? >> i leaped at him. >> what are you thinking, bud? you are thinking you are 69 years old and not 25 year old guy. >> this guy was 29.

>> that gun. i don't know why. people and me that question, i just had no fear. >> yeah . >> you wanted protect your friend. >> you wanted to protect your friend. what happened to this goy. did you tackle him. >> no, we were fight got to where the soda bottles are and a shot went off past my ear and i can see the owner on the telephone trying to call the police and he can't. his english is not that good. i am trying to get this guy with the gun and why willing to the store owner. grab your bat and beat the -- >> we see the video of him being beaten. >> the guy was arrested. >> thanks to you. >> but i got my hand. >> we got a bunch of floor crew guys we need you to whip

up. >> thank you for joining us. >> the call to release three hiker in iran. the families said they must be let out of prison. >> we'll be right back. ún

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forward to . >> i knew there was a reason i showed up. >> modeling takes work. rick toria secret model ambrosia is here with how to be one hot model. >> corey in north karl . and huddle house coffee is on the way. start of the perfect day . cheers . breakfast time in the huddle house. >> get up here . you know why. they are down there with the band and people here in new york stopping to get in food . there is no food left for us? >> and let me tell you what happened. they heard how bad tipper clayton was and they cannot give us food.

>> i know, it looked like 1950s style and i gave them a dime. >> that is the problem. juliet hudy in for alyson. >> nice to be here . >> all eyes are on the ipigration bill passed yesterday. governor brewer in arizona . she was in quite a position having to make this decision and ended up seening the bill in to law. >> senate bill 1070 represents another tool for our state to use as we work to solve a crisis that we did not create and the federal government has refused to fix. the crisis caused by illegal immigration in arizona's poorest border. >> here's the problem. it is so controversial. what they are asking for is now sheriffs, police officers in arizona . if they see suspicion, they can and for the citizenship papers . you would have to carry proof

of citizenship in the state of arizona. critics say it may vilit civil rights and lead to unfair immigration against hispanic who might be united states citizens and you can see the protest in the capitol in arizona. >> the president weighed in and listen to what he had to say . >> failure to act responsibly at the federal level will open the door to irby others and that includes for example the recent effort in arizona that threaten to undermine notions of fairness that we cherish as americans . >> 70 percent of the folks who live in arizona saying they supported legislation. 23 percent worry about what you were talking about. a number of police chiefs came out against it. one major problem with it.

they fear people may not report crimes, because if they see something happening, they might get involve shipped out of the country if they don't have papers with them. >> on the flip side a sheriff from arizona was on the program who does support the policy and it helps to protect arizona and they after all on the front lines and share the border with mexico. inaction by the federal government this is what arizona has to do said the sheriff of arizona . >> in the absence of federal action, who is caught in the middle? it is us. we keep our familis and communities safe and crime is off of the charts out here in arizona. so for us. we need this as an additional tool to protect our community. >> the laundry list of those who are against this is starting to grow. mexico's foreign ministry is worried about the rights citizens. cardinal mahoney of los

angeles compared it to nazism. the list goes on. challenges are coming out already. >> they had a rancher kill would by some suspect a smuggler. the federal government is not doing anything. >> we will talk to karl rove. he was in the midst of the battle with george w. bush who was trying to deal with that. he will be on the show in a bit. >> headlines, a passenger said i will blow up this plane and take you all with me. that happened on bord of a delta airline's and diverted to new mexico. he sprayed the apparentlies with water bottles and tried to open the main cabin door. he is in federal custody and charged with interference much flight crew members and destruction of aircraft. kevin kennedy was on board and one of eight men who took

sheffield down. the f.b.i. doesn't believe it was relate to terrorism. a hearing scheduled for sheffield on monday. >> a former new york cabdriver pleads guilty of plotting to attack the subway system citizen. he gave chilling details about the plot in court. he and three others were going to blow themselves up on two trains . he and abondoned the plot. >> and new reports said federal regulators were working on new safety rules for off shore drilling when that explosion happened. they are trying to clean up the mess created on the oil rig. >> obama administration

calling on iran again to immediately release three hikers detained back in july. the u.s. is deeply concerned about their being. two out of the three are in poor health and could stage a hunger strike. the three were arrested nine months ago for illegally entering the country. they have yet to be formally charge would. >> president obama will speak out of the royal service for the 29 victims of the coal mine explosion . federal investigators are hoping to begin the urnground portion of the probe on monday. they are expected to question state and federal officials who inspected the mine prior to the disaster. it is the deadly mining objection in the u.s. for 40 years. >> we'll go to rick who has the weather. it is pretty extreme. sun one day and snow in

colorado. >> that's what happen in colorado . getting snow right now. that's part of the broader system that is bringing severe weather outbreaks. we'll see one more day today . today is the worst of the day . here's what dave is talking about. snow in denver and colder air. warmer portion is in the areas of the south. louisiana and mississippi and arkansas . four tornado watch boxes . we see conditions ripe for tornados. they could be large and long lived. the tornados we saw two days. 40 tornados in a very area that does not have much in the way of population. this is more hilly and populated . that make its much more dangerous. we have a high risk for tornados today. that only happens five or six times a year. today is one of those days.

i will take out the watch boxs and two tornado warnings on the border of louisiana and arkansas. be careful there. one other thing we are talking about . temperatures that are cool in parts of the west. today in los angeles back up to 65 . we had record low temperatures in parts of southern california. these are the highs . 58 in denver dave. >> that's good no dable and so double header today . >> we'll talk about this story. i love this story. this underscores how men can be dumb when it come to marketing. >> what about the women. >> women in marketing. combine the two look out. dave and i gap when we watched the victoria secret stuff. covert adcampaign blackberry. basically pretty women going into bars and planting them in bars and pulling out their

blackberries leak the blackberry pearl and sitting there and playing with them and they over to men . how are you? >> you are saying a actress hired to go in a bar . i am the actress. hi, here is your blackberry. >> i don't think that is going to do it. dial down the tone . >> you are cute. this is my blackberry, great. i have a nice new blackberry. >> put my phone number. >> please, and i will call you . >> what they call it on the act is stealth marketing. it is bad acting and stealth marketing and it what some folks say. deceptive and nolt fair to the consumers, but folks at blackberries and others say it is perfect. guys are suckers. what do we do? >> absolutely we are. i don't have problem with stealth marketing. if you are dumb enough to fall for it >> but there are laws

if it is deceptive . the customer and consumer is duped. >> the guy finds out. finds out it was a ploy and the girl had no intention of calling him and showing him her black ber yehe finds out about it he would have antagonistic feelings . >> negative publicity. the negative penalty is not that bad . we enjoy negative publicity. sony ericson did it back in 2002. hired tourist and i have my sony ereckson would you mind taking a photoof me. >> i have an idea. this is the biggest iphone on the planet. victoria secret super model see if she could convert clayton to the blackberry.

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>> welcome back to focts - "fox and friends". senators are hopeful that the finance reform bill will be received. does that favor wall street over main street. >> karl rove thinks so. hello mr. rove. >> good morning how are you? , the boys treating you okay. >> well. >> we have been kind, karl. >> they have been wonderful. >> they have been - on dave has been kind. i saw him pouring coffee and a touch on that and switch in the end. i used to wait on tables and you got the technique. >> i waited a lot of tables. >> people reading their newspaper and might have been reading one of yours in the opinion pages and enjoying their coffee. you think the dodd, is taken to task saying this bill

favors wall street over main street, a lot of people say look the democratic bill goes and clamps down on wall street. why do you say that? >> it create ace 50 billion dollar fund funded by the institutions so if they get in difficulty they can be bailed out. what it will create for a small number of wall street firms is a back staff. that will allow them to borrow money they will have an unfair advantage with the savings and loans and credit union outside of wall street. we saw fannie and freddie who had an explicit backing . they offered money a half percentage less and we are going to give that advantage to a relatively small handful

of wall street firm to the disadvantage of all firms in america. >> on the flip side, karl. this bill goes after those big banks. if the boca rule gets passed. this breaks up the big banks . they are outraged. isn't that popular with main street limiting their size? >> no. the volka rule will not break up the big banks and would not apply to goldman sachs' activities. it would prohibit bank of america and j.p. morgan to engage in trading. it would keep them from buying and selling u.s. treasuries and that limits the market for u.s. debt it is an unintended consequence. there are thing in the bill that clamps down on wall street and i want to be clear, they do things that work, and let me give you another example.

they will try to crack down on derivatives here n process of that they are to hurt main street. if you are southwest airlines and you won an insurance policy. you buy a derivative. if you are a manufacturing firm, you want to guard against big swings in the commodity prices . that is an interest policy. they may regulate these the way they were regulated out of the agriculture industry and in such a way to cause them to go up. >> the main argument is tran parency. stick around. we'll be talking about joe biden and inflating job

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creation numbers. >> all right. we are back with karl rove and the vice-president is back at it, karl. making bold predictions about the economy. we'll tell you what he had to say and get your reaction. >> is it bold in >> i am here to tell you in the next couple of months we will be creating 250,000 jobs a month and 500,000 jobs a month. we caught a lot of bad breaks on the way down and we'll catch good breaks because of the planning on the way up. >> he admitted he got in trouble about yob redrictions

in march . is he going out on a limb. >> the administration made a bad set of predictions. president obama said if we pass the stim tim bill we'll create or save four million jobs by the end of 2010. and the unemployment rate will decline thereafter . if we do nothing he said unemployment rate will persist to 10. and maybe the third quarter of 2010. we are getting an economic pitch that looks like what they said would happen to us if we didn't pass the bill. this is way out on a limb. we can go to fox high tech graphic's department and have a fantastic slide. they promised four million new jobs as a result of the stim tim bill. we lost 2.7 since the stimulus bill was signed . we are 6 million jobs below the level that the

administration said we would have with the stim tim bill. they promised to create 100,000 jobs and 250,000 and 500,000 until the end of the year. that means 1 much 6 or 3 million jobs they promised us. even if that happens, we'll be under water. we'll be 3.6 or 5.1 million less than what they promised would happen in the economy if we passed a stimulus bill which is what congress did last year. >> we talked about immigration earlier on the show and controversial immigration law. i want your perspective. you were there when president george w. bush came out to try to overall immigration. hamp . party was on board and other half running for reelection and not on board with him. >> remember, -- >> it was the federal government. what do you say about this?

>> you remember also the democrat party was split as well look at the final vote in the senate. 40 were favor and 60 percent on the other side. look, the federal government, we have doubled the size of the border patrol and tripled the budget in 2001 to 2009. the federal government is doing a better job controlling the borders. we'll not get the level we want unless we reduce it by creating a guest worker program so people are not crawling across the wall to pick onions and do jobs americans won't do. >> karl rove, always great to see you this morning and the high tech graphic's department. >> we'll be nice to juliet, we promise. >> thank you,. >> it is the big guy i worry about. >> i am a sweetheart. >> that's why i lean this way.

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>> welcome back to the show. look at your screen right now. it is not just techies all over the world that are in love with the pad. meet the 99 year old virge from oregon. pad is the first computer shoo brought. she bought it because her glaucoma made it difficult to read bookings. ipad is changing her love life. she can increase font size and increase brightness. >> okay, mom, you can figure out a mac.

i was going out of the my mind trying to help my mom. i don't know how to turn it on. >> 99 year old grandma can do it and the two year old that can use it. >> and a cat. there is hope for youaliet. >> thank you. >> switching to arkansas two democrats have their sights on ousting senator blanch linon. she is one of the incumbents this year. they squared off in the first of two debates. >> joining us from iraq where she might be blown away from the a commuter. good to see you in the light. debate will it have a major impact in the polls? >> had it could. no knock out punches were scored. it was a civil and polite aware. debates will not be televised.

poles show senator lincoln leading. there is unusually large number of primary voters. 25 percent. it will decide who the winner is. governor halter's campaign aides and the people of awe arkansas decided to fire her but evaporate decided who they will hire for replacement . it is upon standard stuff for midterms . they will choose to keep her in office. and that are the rick is going back and forth with the candidates. what can you tell us about that. there is a lot of negative ads and name calling and literally third grade style name calling

in the race. it is preferred to as a dollar bill. and the lieutenant governor referred to senator lincoln as bail out blanch. at one point all three start to talk there about each other each with a touch much humor. there is a tremendous number of outside groups . they are running negative ads against me. i have taken down a website called bailout blanch and senator i would and you as we go forward if you would stop referring to me as dollar bill. >> i have enjoyed the ads. and i used to think that talk

was cheap until i found out what channel sencharges. (laughing) >> that was the third candidate dc morrison who could play a spoiler role. and downtown arkansas. kept him out of the studio. always great to see you. so upset you are not here today. you goys come in when we have a victoria's secret model. you can do the news. >> thank you, i love to. >> it is a second navy seal in the beating of an iraqi terrorist sufficient . wanted for the 2004 killings of four american contractors. you remember that. one of three seals charged in the case and accused of

failing to prevent abuse. just a day earlier julio hurtas was acquit in iraq. matthew mccabe will be charged in a moment. >> president obama stressing the need for wall street reform. listen. >> these reforms will put an end once and for all to taxpayer bailouts and bring greater transparnessy to financial dealing and empower ordinary shareholders in our financial system. folks will get clearer and conicize information when they make decisions instead of worry being the deceptive fine print. >> president obama ads that his reform plan will give shareholders a stronger voice in the companies in which they invest their savings . >> indonesia rocked by an earthquake. another earthquake.

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warming up a few degrees toward los angeles. i got to and you. how was it, serving you coffee this morning. >> that is it a highlight of your life in case you don't know it. >> i am waiting for my sausage and hash browns from the veck toria super model. >> we'll talk about scholarship for marine children. it is part of the the leather neck ball. joining us is marg rit davis who is president of the marine corp scholarship fund and anthony rivera who is a graduate. he is a scholarship recipient. we'll feed you in a bit. >> thank you. how are you helping to provide scholarship to children of mareaps and proifed over 40 million in education for children much mareaps?

>> we have provided 25,000 scholarship in the last 48 years. we were found in new york and great to be back. we provide them every year . >> for smart individuals anthony. >> he is doing wonderful things and contribute to a stronger america and that's what we are about. >> you great friday penn and going to harvard of law and i am feeling imtimidated. what did it mean to you. harvard law . 65,000 a year. what did it mean to you? >> it helped me to be able to go on and achieve what i need . what they do is really great. >> you are going on to teach margaret values that the marine corp teaches? >> those who invest in honor and courage and commitment,

those values every day. just the sons and daurs of marines are raised with those values. they are terrific and we are proud of them. our country needs a better educated work force. anthony is a symbol of that. >> thank you. you are free to go eat breakfast. >> that's terrific. >> we'll going back to alley and clayton. >> alley or juv juliet. >> i am sorry, i knew i would do it. >> he has to work it in once a show. >> we showed you a heroic dog honored for saving his owner. the trooper who got help from rin television tin-tin. >> it is not impossible to say in shape. how to juggle everything to be one hot momma. >> i want to learn how to be one hot momma. note ♪ when you have diabetes like me, you have questions.

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>> that is absolutely the case. we know they are factually innocent because of passing polygraphs and took the case to the jury and judge and justice was done and military was good about that. >> in terms of the two seals not guilty. what impact will that have on your trial. >> when there are co-defendant in a case. often if it is tried once or tried with negative results from the government they choose it drop the charges against the additional member to save judicial and it would be the right had decision . matthew mccabe is not guilty and passed a polygraph and innocent and shouldn't have to undergo a full trial on these charges. >> the navy shields grab a suspected terrorist and roughed him up a bit. but there is inconsistency with what the guy said.

initially it was a punch to the face and now inconsistency in how he was roughed up? >> there are inconsistencies in his and an eyewitness as well. that boils down to you don't know what to believe if it happened or not. but again, matthew mccabe is innocent and we humbly ask the general to dismiss the charges. >> neal is the lawyer near matthew mccabe. good luck on the upcoming trial. >> she is a working mom and figured how to keep herself tip-top shape. she is here live . victoria secret model with how you can have it all done and do this. >> i love that outfit. ♪ finally, what i love is what my skin needs.

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trying to eat healthy and i had actually those diets that they send you food like five times a day, home, those kind of things. >> pre-packaged, exactly the portion i had to eat. but do you eat several times a day and fill up in the morning? i find that's the best way to do it. a small meal. >> through the day, yeah. >> here is what's happening, it's your job to look beautiful and you do it well and some people criticized you for being thin after having a-- >> yeah, i know. >> what's is like hearing that criticism how you make your money and provide for your family. >> on my job, being skinny is part of the job and i was talking to my mom, she was skinny after she had me and my sisters, so, i think it just runs in the family, like my grandmother is skinny and it's just like from running around and i've been trying to take care of myself better after i had my daughter.

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>> good morning everybody, it's saturday, april 24th, i'm juliet huddy in for alisyn camerota the laws in arizona, president is not too happy about it. >> our failure to act responsibly at the federal level will only open the door to irresponsibility by others. >> protecting our border or going too far, we report, you decide david. >> all right, instead of watching wall street employees at the sec were watching hours and hours of porn. >> huh? >> now-- >> yes porn. >> the agency is trying to defend itself we first showed you the amazing video, and a heroic dog saving its owner's

life. saying go left, go left. the police trooper who got the help from the modern rin-tin, tin, did he blink or fall down the well? our slogan from chat. and that's chas, make my coffee and take a few swigs and catch the news with clayton juliet and briggs. >> it's "fox & friends" scham good saturday morning, juliet who is in for al soin says, oh, it's the last hour, she's enjoying it. >> i do. >> she's bummed out. >> and i do have to say, i mean, i did this years ago, three hours is hard. >> it moves right along though, doesn't it. >> yes, it's flying along. >> and we're thrilled and by the way, aly had some sort of eye thing. we'll get to the bottom of this. >> i'm sure she's happy you dropped that.

>> she's not happy about it, we'll tell you about it. we've got to get to headlines. >> a passenger shouting, request i will blow up this plane and take you with me, what witnesses say happened on board a delta airlines flight from los angeles to tampa bay that got diverted. and sprayed the first class passengers with a water bottle and tried to open the cabin door while making threats blowing up the plane. she's charged with interference with passengers. kevin kennedy, baseball catcher, was one of the guys who took him down and the fbi does not believe this incident is related to terrorism. the detention hearing is scheduled for sheffield on monday. former cabdriver pleading guilty to a plot to blow up new york city subways. in the court, he described the plot in chilling detail. he says the group was recruited by al-qaeda after a trip to pakistan and says the

ring leader al sazy were plotting on busy subway stations, grand central and time square during ramadan. they say the plan abandoned and bombs discarded in queens once they realized the feds were on to them. he faces charges. calling off the search for 11 workers missing after the oil rig explosion off the louisiana coast. the federal regulators had been working on new safety rules prior to the explosion. crews are still trying to clean up the mess created by the oil rig, it sank on thursday, no word what caused the massive blast. bret michaels is in critical conditions after suffering a brain hemorrhage. ♪ every rose has its thorn ♪ just like every night... . >> known as the former poison

frontman and starred in "rock of love" and he was rushed to awn disclosed hospital late thursday and said he had a severe headache. doctors discovered bleeding at the base of his brain stem. the 47-year-old is held in icu and he had an appendectomy, happened earlier this month and he's currently a contestant on donald trump's apprentice. what the prognosis looks likes. >> sarah palin is speaking at the cat family dinner in arizona, but yesterday he was in knoxville talking about the disruption caused after her e-mail account was hacked two years ago and talked about the case with gretta last night on on the record. >> to me the case was quite cut and dried, did the college students hack into my e-mails or not? did he disclose personal, private e-mails for the world to see or not? he did. he's already admitted that he did, so, this was the process

to, in seeking justice to find out what his punishment would be, now, an illegal act like that, that's quite disruptive, it is, it is, there's a reason it is illegal. >> the college student that she's referring to is 22-year-old david cornell and he's charged with hacking and could face up to 60 years in prison, 5-0. his attorney claims there was no criminal intent. we showed you this video, buddy the dog springing into action leading the police to the owners. police couldn't find where he was because the gps was busted. thanks to his deed he was presented with a silver plated dog bone. his owner is suffering second degree burns, but is recovering. and we're going to hear from-- i'll have him pronounce the last name for me, an alaska state trooper who witnessed the thing and buddy led him to

this burning building and the story. >> lassie almost looks like shenanigans. >> yeah. >> it's shangan. >> shangan. >> it's confusing here. >> no shenanigans. >> the writers are playing shenanigans on us. >> they don't do anything to rick because he doesn't use the writers. >> no, ad-lib. >> all ad-lib, even all of that stuff you guys are saying are written in for you, you read that? >> not everything. >> yeah, okay. all right. you know, we have a really rough day ahead of us, especially to the south. parts of alabama and towards tennessee. in keep in mind a big race at talladega motor speedway and camping in the infield and problematic potentially in that area. we're going to see potentially big and damaging tornados in the area. we're cutting across the

mississippi river so if you're in these areas you've got to take cover, the yellow severe thunderstorm warnings in effect with large hail and damaging winds, but the tornado is a bit of a concern and some areas are going to see the rain falling, continuing to train across the same areas and flooding concerns across much of the south as well. here is a look what we're talking about. the bulls eye. this is a white area, a high risk issued by the storm prediction center and the red is a moderate risk, an active day, high risk does not happen very off and means we're expecting large, damaging tornados so you have to be very careful. anywhere in the yellow we could see some tornados as well and definitely large hail and damaging winds, so anybody coos the south has to watch. as far as your temperatures go, this is what your day is looking like, not that bad. and warming up slightly to the west and record breaking cold temperatures, too, back to you. >> it's hot to arizona, but the immigration issue is heated far hotter than the weather. on friday, jan brewer signed a

new law that is by far the strictest immigration law in our country. it requires you to carry your papers that move you are a u.s. citizen if you-- if police officers rule you are suspicious, they can ask you for your papers on the site, they can detain you, this has ignited an enormous battle in our country between the left and the right and here is what jan brewer had to say about this controversial bill. >> senate bill 1070 represents another tool for our state to use as we work to solve a crisis that we did not create and the federal government has refused to fix. the crisis caused by illegal immigration in arizona's border. >> she brings up the idea that the federal government, and the federal government failing to take action on this and this debate goes back decades, really in this country for the federal government failing to do this even under president george w. bush trying to do this and certain members of his party trying to tackle

this certain democrats trying to tackle this as well and president obama vowed to deal with it his first year as a president, he has not and it's into the second year, but he had this to say yesterday. >> our failure to act responsibly at the federal level will only open the door to irresponsibility by others. and that includes, for example, the recent efforts in arizona which threatened to undermine basic notions of fairness that we cherish as americans. >> now, we were talking about this earlier, the onus is on police to sort of make these, make these arrests and some, some police there, some sheriffs there are concerned about this and others say this is something we have to do to protect our citizens and have an interview today saying just that. >> in the absence of federal action, who is caught in the middle, it's us. those who actually keep our families and communities safe and crime literally is off the charts here in arizona so for

us, we need this as additional tool to protect our community. >> now, the concern, the concern is potential human rights violations asking ordinary u.s. citizens to speak spanish or look suspicious for any reason asked for their papers. we asked you what you thought. >> terry in michigan, i think it's highly hypocritical all no in the unexpected for obama to criticize arizona in an effort to solve a problem that his administration has completely ignored. >> that's a very good observation. arizona is saying you haven't done anything, federal government, we have to do something. >> archie writes, our borders will never be controlled because the united states puts too high of value on illegal immigrants. we have a dual policy on the border, on one hand, no trespassing and on the other side we say for hire, come on in. so it's a conflicting policy down there.

>> james from dpor ga says if i can be asked for i.d. at a traffic stop anyone in the country can be asked for i.d. and what's fair is fair and they are no better than our citizens, a lot of folks coming out against the mexican-american defense and legal found fund, it would create increased cite, cost of legal representation. and cardinal compares it to naziism. >> there are challenges lining up. >> the sec in hot water this morning after information comes out that employees watched hours-- that was x-rated we had to bump that out, glad we did that. >> that was blocked, that website was blocked. >> we watched, the sec-- let's be clear, the sec watched hours of porn on taxpayer's dimes while wall street virtually collapsed. we'll hear from a former sec spokesman who says he was outraged. >> and could going under anesthesia sergeiry be a thing

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends." 15 minutes now past the hour. what was happening at the sec while our financial world nearly collapsed? well, according to the sec inspector general, the folks were supposed to be watching the banks, were watching porn, take a listen. >> some of them were senior officials, enforcement officials who were involved in cases, cases that should have been brought. case that is should have been worked on, rather than having folks sit there and as you said, spend several hours a day looking at pornography. >> we are joined this morning

by former sec spokesman michael robinson, he joins us from d.c. good morning to you, sir, how happy are you that you are the former spokesperson for the sec? >> well, i don't know about being happy about it. look, i think when i heard about this news i was both disappointed and disgusted. disgusted by the very nature of what it is and disappointed that, you know, a handful of selfish individuals took it upon themselves to put their interests ahead of those of the investors and taxpayers. that's not their job, their job is to be the cop on the beat and clearly they were in the donut shop. >> it's difficult for americans to understand, i can't understand what's happening. the president came out and spoke to the nation, let us know we were in the midst of this financial crisis and the federal government was doing everything it could to handle this, what was going on at the

sec was not that at all, how did this happen? >> there's always the knucklehead factor in any large institution. there's almost guaranteed that some point, some where, someone or a group of someones were doing something they shouldn't be doing, that's what happened here. this is not a systemic issue for the agency. the sec is filled with very smart talented and dedicated kids who wake up every day and try and do the best they can to protect investors. nevertheless, you know, these individuals took it upon themselves with their own interests ahead of that of the investors. they need to be doing a better job. look, when you're a regulator and you answer to a higher authority. >> perhaps if they were doing their job we haven't have read about bernie madoff stealing billions of dollars, the goldman sacks issue, clearly something the sec dropped the ball on. where do we place the blame here? 17 of the people were senior officials making six figures, do we go all the way to the

top or where do we go with this? >> without knowing the specifics it's always hard to say. we know a couple of things, one, it wasn't agency-wide, two, to the extent that the agency is paying attention to this issue, i can assure that for the very top level of the commission down to everybody else there, entirely focused on this issue today. i think there probably are a couple of fixes they can put in place, certainly probably an i.t. fix, certainly to the extent that federal law and civil service law allows there will be disciplinary actions taken and i think you're right, there's a management change that happened at the sec to hold people more accountable, just as the commission is holding companies more accountable. we have 30 seconds left. tell me how, what's most disturbing to me about the whole thing was hearing from the sec when this was unfolding in front of congress, we were understaffed and didn't have the manpower and we needed more resources. they had resources and 31 employees looking at porn for

eight hours a day. >> sure, you know, this could not come at a worse time for the agency. the sec is a great, it's great agency, there are a lot of good people there, and now, that the actions after few besmirched is unfair to everybody else, that being said they need to do a better job of maximizing the resources they have. no agency has all the resources it could ever want ap they've got to use what they have better. >> a few of the employees still on the job. michael robinson, we appreciate you being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> you got it. >> thanks, michael. coming up on the show, a preacher disinvited from the national prayer breakfast after a group is concerned about his comments about islam. what about freedom of speech? governor huckabee weighs on that coming up. >> and john edwards apparently getting ready to testify about that controversial sex tape. what we can expect to hear when he takes the stand. >> plus, look at this, a heroic dog leading a police officer to his owner after he

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>> welcome back. rock star bret michaels is in critical condition after suffering a brain hemorrhage. the former poison front man and rock of love star was rushed to the hospital with a severe headache and the doctors found bleeding apparently at the base of his brain stem. good to have you here. >> good morning. >> this is scary. but i think it was april 12th he ends up going into surgery for an emergency appendectomy and he has diabetes. what's going on with him currently, what do you think is happening? >> this is unfortunate, he had

a severe headache and that's usually what submarine arachnoid hemorrhage is, bleeding between the brain and covering of the brain area. >> how do you know the difference between a migraine, i've had migraines before and how do you know the difference between that and your brain is hemorrhage. >> you don't, and whenever you have a severe belt like headache you want to check in. so it's hard to know whether this was related to the surgery that he had two weeks ago, because of anesthesia and the changing blood pressure, one of the vessels popped or not. wii no he's diabetic and diabetic is a risk factor for coronary artery disease and i was telling mark because of the high blood pressure and stress he has on donald trump's show, has something to do with it. it's a serious problem and critical and taking care of him, wish him well. >> prognosis. >> guarded except he already woke up and that makes it better the first 24 hours. they need to watch him carefully see if he needs to

have a repair. >> there's a deadly fungus spreading in the northeast. >> only 270 cases. >> only. 50 deaths. this is not yet i am legends. they did a study they found the fungus on 10% of trees in the northwest and the problem is the bug usually gets you sick if your an immuno compromised or aids, now anymore, you can get severe ammonia and our funguses and bacteria developing. >> climbing trees or how-- >> you can get it just by breathing it in. we're not going to get it by driving to seattle. >> another one, i don't know if i'd want to be awake during surgery on-- you can tell us. >> well, it's a very good idea. >> why? >> because when you go through a general surgery, there are

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put them under general anesthesia and now do it this way. >> interests thank you very much. thanks, juliet. >> two navy seals acquitted in a case against a wanted terrorist and now a third seal's fate hangs in the balance as the terror suspect changes his tune about an alleged beating. a medical break through, the full first face transplant successfully completed. the incredible details straight ahead and home depot coming up with tips how you can at the point the environment and save a bundle of money at the same time. [ ] it's red lobster's festival of shrimp... a chance to get everyone together

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>> all right. welcome back here to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. well, a second navy seal accused of beating an iraqi prisoner has been cleared of all charges. jonathan keefe was not charged with assault, but preventing the abuse. . >> malini, tell us about the acquittal of the second seal. >> jonathan keefe was found not guilty of the treatment of a terror suspect. among the three charged, he claims he was beaten in custody, accused of master minding a 2004 attack on

contractors in fallujah, their bodies were burned and hung from a bridge, juliet. >> tell us what it has to do in terms 69 third case. we know there's a third seal, mccabe on trial in just over a week. what does it mean for the case. >> the third seal mccabe goes on trial in norfolk, given the two acquittal, the attorney hopes the charges are going to be dropped. this could present a sticky pr problem for the u.s. military. they're hugely concerned that they see the process as fair and mccabe's attorney says that consideration shouldn't play into it. here is what he had to say. >> the military justice system is designed to maintain good order and discipline within the military, that's the commander's tool it do that, on awareness, even of public, public reaction in another country should never enter into a commander as mind as far as i'm concerned. >> and mccabe is the only one

charged with assaulting the suspect. the other two were accused only of failing to protect the prisoner. clayton, dave, juliet. >> yeah, malini, one last question, many americans don't think the servicemen should have faced court martial in the first place. tell us about some of the criticism in the case? >> right, many americans and many members of congress, too, 40 congress signed dan burrton's letter asking him to drop the case and critics say they're trained for the false abuse claims and they shouldn't second guess them when they're dealing with dangerous terrorists and fear there could be possible legal consequences. back to you. >> malini wilks, thanks for being here. >> we've got headline, a close call between a small plane and southwest airlines jet happened in a burbank, california. they came within 200 feet of each other, man. an air traffic controller

misjudged the space agoen the incident occurred on monday and it wasn't disclosed until yesterday, not clear why it wasn't reported. john edwards is scheduled to testify under note next month about his relationship with his mistress, rielle hunter. accord to go the daily beast he'll be asked about the sex tape and whether he spent campaign funds to hide the relationship. hunter is the mother of edwards two-year-old love child and filed an invasion of privacy act, demanding that the sex tape and other items being returned. the vatican is weighing in on the stem kell research debate with a twist. this time research into whether adult stem cells can cure diseases and the church says this form of research respects human life. it still opposes embryonic cell research, which involves the destruction of embryonic stem cells. the doctors says the full face transplant, performed on a

sprmer after accidentally shooting himself on the face. doctors lifted a full waist and placed it on to the patient. the man can't speak, eat or smile yet, but he can swallow and he can swallow saliva. and those are your headlines. wow, that's unbelievable. they take a face. >> unbelievable. >> off a cadaver. >> kind of like the movie face-off. >> very good movie though. >> and rick reichmuth on a beautiful day in new york, right. >> and they've completely turned this restaurant over, a whole new set of customers, not bad. take a look at the weather picture right now. here is your temps as you're waking up and the cold front stepping down from parts of nebraska down through texas where the colder air is moving in, behind the storm, it's causing all kind of problems, as you move forward take a look at the satellite radar picture and you can see lots problems going on through the country and into the south the

biggest risk for severe weather is and it's already firing, areas of mississippi, i counted six tornado warnings that are active, areas down to the south, as well as a few cells that crossed the mississippi river valley toward the north and so be very, very careful. as you move forward in on this one, as you see the white bulls eye and that's expanded and the storm prediction center is given a high risk for is he veefr weather today and that means areas up in across parts of tennessee need to continue to watch this. i think we're going to see some very large tornados that could last a very long time and across more populated areas, that's the problem and also see the red bulls eye and that extends farther off towards the north in across the ohio valley and southern illinois and towards around evansville, indiana area and lots of people need to be watching today and we'll continue to watch it here at fox all day long ap tomorrow, a less risk, but moves across parts of the east into the carolinas and georgia. all right, clayton, send it over to you rnths thanks, rick. you know this week, we saw earth day on april 22nd.

a lot of people trying to do their best to conserve and sort of walk a little lighter on the earth. dave white from home depot is here if you're interested in conservation, it helps when you can save money for yourself and the house. >> you can save the environment and some money so it's kind after win-win. >> it's a win-win. what is this? >> it's a rain barrel, lots of these in people's yards. it collects rain so you can use the rain water to help water your plants rather than using water out of your tap, makes sense. >> it makes sense be help me understand this. it's raining and the rain is hitting the flowers, but then you're collecting it, doesn't the rain that hit the flowers do the job? >> it does, but when it's not raining you can have water here collected you can use. >> to the rain spout. >> you connect it into the gutter system, and a lot of volume because all of the rain on your roof comes in here and collects, goes down the tube

and collects into the ran barrel. >> you getting it and turn on the rose on the other end. >> yeah, a spout if you want to fill up a watering can, hook your hose up to it, if it's high enough to where it was overflow, it goes back into the gutter and down the downspout so you don't have a mess about. >> that's great. >> what about a rain monitor. >> a rain man tore, if you've got your hose laid out with sprinklers and people have an automatic timer on those, a rain monitor will say, hey, it just rained and it doesn't need the water and that will conserve as well. >> and that's great. a lot of people-- you see the people with drought. >> and you see the sprinklers going on in a rain storm. >> and in spring the smell of mul mulch. >> what does it have to do with conservation? >> it will have to do with watering. the mulch creates a layer, a

two or three inch layer on top of the bed and it actually holds moisture in the bed and it can help the weeds from growing and that will keep you from having to water as often. and it looks nice, we've got all kinds of different colors and things and gives it a nice appearance. let's move over here, compost. >> basically this is a fertilizer factory, natural fertilizer and this is a compost barrel and you've probably seen composters in yards basically a box or something. >> put your grass clippings in here. put in grass clippings, organic material. >> this is dave's breakfast this morning. >> you know what, the huddle house, egg shells and do that and banana peels and all of this stuff in there, grass clippings, you can put leaves in there, there's a whole list, actually, in the instructions that come with this, what you can do. they classify brown and green

things you put in and add a little water and it needs moisture to get the process going. >> so use water from your rain barrel and put it in here. >> in the instructions and every couple of days give it a spin. >> like churning butter. >> between the water and objection jen and organic material it creates this fertilizer for your plants that really, so you're not using anything that's not natural and it really helps to rejuvenate the oil and keeps your plants a lot more disease-free. >> great tips, dave white from home depot. how many people want to stick their hands in compost, woo hoo! that's how we do it. i could have just said anything. dave, juliet, toss back to you. >> you did just say anything. >> by the way, thank you, huddle house, delicious. >> good breakfast. coming up on the show, a preacher disinvited from the national prayer breakfast after a group complains about his comments about islam. what about freedom of speech. governor huckabee weighs in

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>> welcome back. arizona just signed a landmark immigration legislatures into law to help secure our nation's border, but the president is not happy about it. >> our failure to act responsibly at the federal level will only open the door to irresponsibility by others and that includes, for example, the recent efforts in arizona which threaten to

undermine basic knowings of fairness that we cherish as americans. we're joined by former arkansas governor mike huckabee. i did bring you some of the huddle house-- >> thank you, juliet. these guys totally forgot me. >> oh! >> here is the deal, we'll get through the segment first and then allow you to eat. >> thank you. >> it will be cold-- thanks a bunch. >> the president didn't talk about breakfast, but he says it leads to unfairness and some say the civil rights violations. >> the problem is going to be problematic, it forces the state to do something the federal government ought to be doing. the federal government failed to protect the border, they don't have a plan, don't have enough personnel to keep the doors controlled. that's the federal problem and the states really can't fix it, but arizona is so frustrated by the murders and the rapes and the drug traffic that comes kroots. >> they've taken the action. >> the down side they're going to get sued and i predict

they're going to lose. if you stop somebody and say he doesn't look american to me. walk the streets of new york and tell me who is american look sng there is no such thing, that's what makes us unique and i think it's going to be problematic. >> when the governor signed it she put the pen to paper and even some conservative columnists saying that she just opened the door for abuse. is that what she did here, unfortunately? >> i've talked to police officers who are not committee had having to make these judgment decisions that they already are overwhelmed with. judgment decisions that could land them in court and could get them accused of racial profiling and being racist or big gots, nobody wants to go there. 70% supported this and it's popular from a political statement. if you were being stopped or juliet was being stopped because somebody was questioning whether you looked

america. you kind of look british to us, you might look french and asked for your papers, it's just an open door. the way to fix this is know the start asking people in america for their papers, it's find out who the heck is getting in the door when we walk in. >> protecting our borders. >> that's what the federal government needs to do as you pointed out. >> look, if disney world can control and once you're in a disney world you can ride things without having to show your ticket every time you're on the ride. it's significant that 70% of arizona locals are supportive of this? >> absolutely and what that-- >> that says something. >> anger and frustration, which i totally understand, they're saying we've got to have something in place to stop this, if the federal government won't do it we'll get the state to do it. >> i know governor brewer, a good governor and good person, i fe i have a feeling it took her so long because if she doesn't sign it, she has the state mad

at her and if she does, she's open to lawsuits. >> and franklin graham, now disinvited from the prayer breakfast from speaking because of some of the things he's said about islam. he's apparently offended some muslim troops. >> don't you love tolerance. tolerance is a great thing in america is a great thing as long as you say what is politically correct. >> what franklin graham said is a statement he believes is an accurate statement about the radical form of islam. >> that it's evil was his-- >> wicked. >> when you start chopping people's heads off and telling women they're second class people and you believe it's okay to murder 3000 innocent people in twin towers in new york and that the only problem is you didn't get enough of that them that, let's keep going for some more, put some bombs in your underwear and blow up a plane of innocent people on christmas day. i could get where that may be evil, but that's just me. now what's not evil though is your show. >> thank you. >> and that's about the worst segue ever in history, but

chalk that one up, i tried. nowhere else to go. tonight, big show tonight, who do you have coming up. >> if i fidel castro's daughter is going to be there, an idea of what freedom means and she lived there as the daughter of fidel cat stroh and now lives in the united states and newt gingrich some statements he's made that president obama is the most radical president ever and we will he get him to explain that. >> thank you. >> and as primmed. >> ownings, thank you, thank you. >> leftovers. >> great. >> coming up on the show, listen to this, a heroic dog you might have newt gingrich, you don't have this, a heroic dog leading police to his owner after he was injured in a fire. here from the state trooper who responded to buddy the dog in a modern day rin tin-tin next. ♪

>> welcome back to "fox & friends." here is a quick look at your headlines now. a russian hacker did pretty good damage to facebook and he goes by the name of kirlos and allegedly stole the i.d.'s of 1 1/2 million users and now reportedly up for sale on an underground hacker website. facebook is investigating the specific accounts they've put up for sale and will block access to those that have been hacked until they can be restored to original users. that's quite a bit of a headache for facebook. criminal charges could be leveled against giz moto. owned by gawker media says it paid $5,000 for the device left in a bar by the apple engineer, the phone was not supposed to be released possibly until this summer. they got a glimpse of it.

that's interesting, i thought at first they meant to plant that story, but apparently did not. like gorilla marketing. >> yeah, they did not mean that. the real life rin-tin tin, the dog's owner badly burned after an explosion in his workshop and send his german shepherd to get help and the german shepherd actually find help. >> the german shepard's name is buddy and he was honored for oishgically leading the state troopers through winding roads on to the scene, on the phone with us is the alaska state trooper, terrence shangan, nice to have you here. >> good morning. >> you're driving, trying to find this burning building, this burning structure, you can't find it, the gps freezes up, snow covered roads, it's dark a the night and take us through what happens. >> as i was coming into the neighborhood, approaching the four way intersection my initial thought was to take, make a left-hand turn and i saw a shadow in front of me

and i decided not to make the turn and went straight ahead, as i approached an intersection of another road i saw buddy. >> what was it about buddy that made you think he was actually trying to get your attention? why did you follow him? >> there was a gut feeling, but he was giving me body language that i just felt like he was communicating and encouraging me to follow him, and he was initially was, came back towards my vehicle and then turned, looked at me and started running down the road and a couple of times early on i thought maybe i was chasing him so as i slowed down he would look back and actually give me a hard look over his left shoulder. >> that's unbelievable. >> and i kept following him as we went through each of the turns in the road and when he, when he got me all the way to their house, the fire was burning there, bawdy actually stopped, came around my vehicle, nudged the palm of my hand with his nose and pushed

me up towards the house and when i looked back, he was gone. >> that's incredible. so what did-- did he allow you to get the fire and put it out sooner than you may have otherwise. >> yeah, we had fire trucks that were responding behind me coming from a couple of different communities and if they had made a wrong turn it could have been another ten to 15 minutes to take the long way around, and through those narrow roads and so it saved a lot of time. >> german shepherds are bright dogs, but buddy is unbelievable and you honored him yesterday and he is a hero. >> he is indeed. i think you may have yourselves another four-legged deputies. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> all right, thank you. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes. [ female announcer ] it's red lobster's festival of shrimp...

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