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getting re-elected? >> a six-year old getting a full pat down from the t.s.a. is this taking security too far? we report and you decide. "fox and friends" begins right now. >> good morning, everyone. good saturday morning. i do have a lot to say about a pat down procedure. very interesting debate. >> "interesting" is an interesting word to use. >>dave: it may have to happen going forward. as long as it is not my kid. >> and it has been nasty weather out there and overnight violent storms ripping law the south. check out this incredible tornado video from oklahoma.

>> we got two, three! >>dave: two tornadoes. there you go. >> two or he? >>dave: two that touched down. so far we know 13 people were killed in oklahoma, arkansas, alabama, and mississippi. >> and like in the hardest hit areas, rick is on the phone with us from mississippi. rick, what is happening? >>reporter: we are trying to get set up here, a long drive to this area on the alabama and mississippi border. a very large tornado tore through this town last night at 7:00 and repeated by a follow-up tornado at 9:00 so they had multiple tornadoes go through the area. we have been here for an hour on

the ground looking at the damage. it is extensive. multiple homes. dozens of homes destroyed. because it happened after the sunset everyone is now if shelters. there is in power in the town. people have not been able to see the damage to their homes. there is a confirmed fatality, a woman in the temporarily that was blown crass the road into another property and she did not make it. there are multiple injuries. as the sun comes up and we get a satellite truck here you can see the images, the tornado that went through, and they will go in and assess, but it certainly was a major tornado, any of at left three tornado, probably

three-quarters of a mile wide. tores thrown into houses. windows out. the local grocery store has been destroyed. unfortunately, the insurance agent that insures these families, that building is destroyed. the insurance agency is no longer here. much more to come. we will bring you the pictures. it is quite devastating. >>dave: unbelievable. thank you, sir, and rick will have a forecast on where the storms will go. >> when you see something like that, three of them touching down, and that is frightening and that video was amazing and we will follow that story and now the rest of the headline. overnight five nato soldiers

were killed in afghanistan. a suicide bomber disguised as a member of the afghanistan army dead natured -- detonates explosives and the taliban is claiming responsibility. and the case of a missing tennessee nursing home, and investigators have found the white lunch box eight miles from where she was abducted. she was taken

and a man was sentenced toe 3 4 1/2 years in prison after finding guilty of killing his 20-year-old daughter by driving over her with the car and in twine she became too westernized&he insists that running her over was an accident. >> after two failed attempts a new u.s. navy missile against system works and the navy shot down an immediate range ballistic missile. in place the system will help the navy protect the u.s. and european from longer range those are the headlines for this saturday morning. >> thank you. if you were out on friday night you were not paying much attention to congress and hopefully at a movie. the house approved representative ryan's plan for 2012 and all democrats voted no, only four republicans voted no

and those republicans are ron paul, and walter jones, from montana, and they voted no but this was down party lane and stands no chance of passing in the senate. >> it heads it to the senate where it is dead on arrival with no chance and the president will clearly not sign it but it frames the debate moving forward. some folks are saying this is a huge risk for republicans because they go out on a limb and say this is what we need to do the cuts we need to make to medicare, medicaid, and the republican congressman go home for two weeks. some go to florida. and older people hear this stuff and are wait, wait, hold on. >> they turned it into a voucher program that scares people and governor scott from florida said, can you sell this to the seniors and he believes he could. i don't know if it as easy as

this and senator rubio is at a tax state rally ripping into the president open the budget, and standing by the ryan budget. >> the president the other day did not offer a budget but a speech, a partisan speech, and he can read whatever he wants to read but he needs to offer solutions and lead. the generational issues cannot be solved unless the president leads and he does not want to leave but would rather be re-elected. >> she in downtown orlando, which voted for president obama in the last election, and this voucher program hard to sell to seniors and more so because you do not have the -- the democrats are rolling out the television ads and lynning up and saying republicans wanted to destroy medicare and they are showing the first salvos. >>dave: republicans want to keep medicare alive and saying under the current system it will not survive. they want to remind you that no

one, no one over the age of 55 has any change whatever. i am sure that is the first message they want to get out to people in florida you will not see any change if you are 55 or older. >> and the president thinks that no matter what, voters will go with him in 2012. >> the economy will continue to improve, and i will be able to make an effective case that given the extraordinary circumstances that i inmerited -- inherited, the worst depression since the great depression, well be on track to succeed in the 21st country. i think i can make that case and in the debates that take place the next 18 months the american people will feel that i deserve a second term. >> he says the economy is improving and that is to his benefit if the economy improves

but you look at poll numbers and it is his lowest ever, 41 percent in the poll that came up this week. >> we will talk about how the economy and how we bounced back after other recessions we are not bouncing back as well as we should be. karl rove will be on later and mike huckabee. >> and karl rove talked donald trump a joke candidate. monday is tax day, do you have the paperwork in? >> have you done your paperwork? >>dave: some of you are writing off things, anything and everything is on the table in this country. clayton, even beer? >>clayton: beer is on the table. and hair cuts. free beer, yes, station operator deducted the cost of beer offered at a gas station while

the vehicles were being filled up. and they allowed it to happen. >> why are you disappointed? >>clayton: you are served beer while you are at the gas station ... that does not work. >>dave: clayton mentioned hair cuts, that has been written off by a state trooper arguing that hair cuts were a requirement of the job. you could argue they are a requirement of every job, the deduction was not awarded. >> and a work out guy, a body builder types, and he performs and he says part of the performance is to get lubed up, shiny. >>clayton: a body builder. he wrote the oil off as a business expense. >> it kind of is. he needs special oil.

he needs to be oiled. >>clayton: it is a write off. the other items he wanted to write off, such as supplements, in go. >> do those ever alie -- apply to anyone? >>dave: stay tuned. [ male announcer ] nature valley

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>>dave: a hot mike caps president obama saying a few thing those donors he may not have wanted the press to hear. >> eliminating the health care bill would cost $1 trillion, adding $1 trillion to the deficit. so, when paul ryan says his priority is to make sure we are ... he is just being america's accountant and trying to ... not being responsible. this is the guy who voted for the bush tax cuts unpaid for and voted for the prescription drug bill that costs as much as my health care but wasn't paid for and he voted for two unpaid wars.

so it is not on the level and we have to keep on ... keep on shining a light on that. >>dave: joining us to discuss this is a radio talk show host in atlanta. good morning to you, sir. >> sorry, i am laughing. >>dave: the press secretary says that there is nothing the spot embarrassed. does this match what the president is saying publicly? what do you make of this? >>guest: the president is in campaign mode. the approval is slipping with every demographic group in this country, ethnic, financial, so the advisor said look we have to get out of the leadership role and get into the campaign role and that's what he is doing right now. two wars that were not paid for that i'm continuing. and i have added one more war that is in the paid for. and the bush tax cuts that were not paid for that i signed a bill to extend, and i love open

mikes like that, unexpected open mikes really do show this man's arrogance. >>dave: it does not rise to the legal of the comment he made of rural voters clinging to their guns and religion but some things that americans do not want to hear when parties are trying to come together. he rolls out the deficit reduction plan on wednesday in a speech that some have criticized as a campaign speech. and he said essentially the rich are willing to pay more in taxes. have taxes created the deficit? two, can higher taxes get us out of the problem? >>guest: gosh, it's, i almost wrote those questions for you. but i didn't. almost. no. taxes cannot get us out of this. if you took every single dollar away from everybody in this country that made over $100,000 a year and you took all of the corporate profits away from the

fortune 500 companies you would have enough money to run this country into june. raising taxes is not the way out. if the rich want to pay more, they can pay it. write the check. the president is in class warfare mode. the top 1 percent of income earners, about $375,000 and up earn almost 30 percent of the income and they pay about 40 percent of all of the income taxes. if you tax them anymore they will reduce their economic activity, that costs jobs and slows down our economy. >>dave: that frames the budget debate moving forward. you for getting up early in atlanta for us. coming up, unbelievable video a woman viciously grabbed after an armed thief drags her purse.

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>>clayton: new video of secretary of state, hillary clinton arriving in south korea meeting with the president to talk about restarting talks on north korea's nuclear programs. secretary clinton headed to japan next to show support for earthquake and tsunami victims. and tragedy strikes california's sky diving school for the second time in two weeks. a man killed and another critically injured in a midair crash. last month two instructers died

when they collided and the parachute deflated 300' in the air. >> a six-year old girl gets a pat down at a t.s.a. security check point in new orleans. the same thing happened to an 8-year-old from oregon. the question is, should kids be treated like adults and screened the same way? let's debate this. executive directors of www.fliersrights.com, and, kay, a six-year old getting ready to go on a plight and suddenly gets a pat down? >> it is hideous, t.s.a. has gone too far. i cannot believe the cost of liberty has gotten so high people do not want to fly. >> what is the problem? the fact she is young? and it is not likely she would carry a weapon. >>guest: that is right. if the child were to carry a

when it would not be strapped on them in a way an agent would be able to feel it. it will be the next bomb, an internal bomb. by all the security experts have said that is what they anticipate next. it will be detonated with a cell phone, and most likely it will not be a child but an adult that will take the risk. >> david if you had a six-year old child would you have a problem? >>guest: if t.s.a. wants to pat down my son i hand him to them. this is safety and security. if you don't want to get on a plane don't buy the ticket. terrorists use children overseas and there is no reason why a child cannot be used as a mule and no rope to say they should not be secure. if they know we are in the screening children why not try and strap a bomb to their chest? >> t.s.a. is so in effective they have never once caught a

terrorist ever. each incident of terrorism the passengers and the flight attendants have been the first line of defense. there is no one that wants airline passengers to be safer than we do. >> and the final answer? >> but you are creating a situation saying we will not screen kids. and then what next, someone over 65? >> we should prescreen people by creating a fly list, having people get scans from the iris. >> the pat down was justified. she used the back of the hand. >> the t.s.a. reviewed this and determined this officer followed proper current screening procedures and the agency is tasked with exploring additional ways to focus resources and move beyond a one size fits all

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demolished and the grocery store, destroyed. and the car wash, destroyed. the insurance agency, destroyed. and so many homes looking exactly like what you see behind me here. completely gone. it is dark, still, so when the sun comes up we can get a better idea of what the damage. i have been touring the town with spot lights and the damage is extensive. but the first tornado went through at sunset and everyone was pulled into shelters so people have not been interest -- into the neighborhoods. power lynns are down and limbs and trees everywhere and people have not seen the damage. and now i will talk about the stock stock storms, yesterday alone 98 reports of tornadoes and 100 tornadoes in one day. and over 20 the day before that. across oklahoma and arkansas. today, we have a threat. if you look at the maps

gentleman two tornado watches in effect for florida panhandle and the state of georgia and western areas of south carolina. that is in effect until 10:00 a.m. and the northern watch box physical 1:00 o'clock p.m. eastern time. throughtout the day the severe threat will move toward the east so we have a moderate risk for severe weather the same risk we had yesterday and the day before but now it is across the carolinas and parts of virginia and a slight risk up to philadelphia. so the populated areas under a threat and that includes washington, dc, the capitol. so a rough day in store for us. guys, as the sun comes up we will she so many more pictures of the damage here. but dozens of homes completely destroyed and people's lives upset for a long time.

>> thank you from mississippi, rick. >> and now more headlines, another after shock jolting japan overnight, the 5.9 earthquake came as japanese officials ordered the nuclear power plants to beef up emergency operation system. they say they do not want a repeat performance of the fukushima crisis. the latest estimates from fukushima show it could take another three months to restore power. a massachusetts mom is sentenced eight to 10 years behind bars for withholding lifesaving cancer medication from her nine-year-old son. she claims she kept her medication from her daughter because of the painful side effect. her son died in 2009 of leukemia and she was found guilty of withholding the medication for five months and attempted murder and reckless child endangerment. the recent rash of air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job forcing big changes at

airports across the country but is it too little, too late? new evidence shows the f.a.a. has known of the threat of sleeping air traffic controller since 1970 and there was a report that there was a likelihood that reporters were falling asleep on the job. >> anything but ordinary for a girl at school, her father just returned from afghanistan and he surprised her as you can see in front of cheering classmates as her mom looked on. watch. >> a long time coming. 13 months. and we have been going through this and i am so excited to have him home. >> very excited to see her. i missed my baby. very, very happy. >> hopefully spring break time. hooks is in the army reserve. >> good stuff. >>dave: 500 people will race from washington, dc, to

virginia, 110 miles, not an easy feat. and now live from "face of america," bike race in washington, dc. peter? >> here the weather is okay now and we are hoping it holds off because we are expecting rain. i am here with the sergeant who will ride today and tomorrow. what do you think? >>guest: the weather is something you cannot control. so i will focus on hanging out with my teammates. >> 110 miles over two somedays is not easy. where do you after everything that you have been through, why choose to go on the treks? >>guest: on a bicycle you are under your own power and i lost my leg there was a period i was not able to do what i wanted and this is compensating for that and a great way to see the country. >> you are with 80 other wounded warriors? >>guest: we are close to 90

now, and friends and supporters. >> when it is tough because i imagine it is a long haul, when it is tough are you guys encouraging each other? is there something you guys have that the other riders might not? >>guest: you can be encouraged, a guy in a hand cycle moving along, like me, pedals along, it is either step up the game or be inspired. >> in 2008 you drove over an i.k. in iraq. were you a big bike rider before that? >>guest: everyone rides as a kid and i was fairly active and took some years off, got blown up and now i'm back into it. >> good luck for the ride and thank you for everything you did for us. >>dave: over the past couple of years we talked about the kids who can in the find work other they come home and are living with mom or dad, living

in the basement, we actually have some numbers, new, to back all of this up this morning. the university of ... excuse me, a research firm looked at a number of individuals and found that moms, baby boom palms are allowing and supporting financially their grown up kids. >> not that big a percent, 9 percent of women who have kids over 18 have adult children, that is only 9 percent, and . >>clayton: that is one in ten. >> but they are paying for them and taking care of them financially and letting them move back home. they have to clean the the dishes. >>dave: baby boomers have to worry about their own retirement, a huge stress on millions that are hitting this

age and now 10,000 baby boomer a day hit the age of 65 so they worry about their retirement and supporting their children financially, so, a very stressful time pore those folks and more figures on this. >>clayton: a third of them say they have had children run home. so not only just financially, a third are coming back and living home. >> but they will become independent. >>clayton: if mom and dad are taking care of you and putting spaghetti on the table, what is the incentive? >> are you saying americans are lady, clayton? >>clayton: kids who know that mom and dad will take care of them. >> but they are adults, over 18. >>clayton: 24 wouldn't you want to be out of mom and dad's house if. >> at 16. at 13! >>dave: i love my folks dearly

but no chance living with them. we want to hear from you, are you living at home or are your kids living at home in the basement? >> one more thing, this says a lot about women because 80 percent of the women who were surveyed say it was accurate to describe themselves as reliable and dependable more than playful and fun or spontaneous so we women, we are the baby boomer women are reliable. >> the deadline to withdraw troops from afghanistan is approaching but with more violence will we ever achieve victory? >> a robbery suspect not having a nice day.

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>> and now quick headlines and incredible video from dallas, a woman is thrown around while the guy tries to snatch the purse. he got it. and lost credit cards cell phone and a laptop. police are looking for the suspect. >> and rocker bon jovi could need a better security system with $100,000 in jewelry stolen from his mansion. police arrested a 21-year-old. he is also a cowed of stealing thousands more from other estates in the area. it is beautiful where he lives. clayton? >>clayton: as the deadline to begin troop withdrawal in afghanistan is closer the obama administration is leaning toward a humanitarian role rather than a military role.

but senator harry reid is not confident with our role there. >> are you confident it will work in the end in afghanistan? it looks like a mess. >> i am in the confident it will work. i am happy to see general petraeus a couple of weeks ago he thought it was going well and i have great respect for him. i hope it is well but the american people have, rightfully so, a short attention span. we cannot continue to keep dumping this money. >> we have former director of strategy for the white house homeland security council and former intelligence officer for the office of the secretary of defense. nice to see you. so, throw more money at this problem? is that the answer? >> that is not the answer. we see here our strategy needs to evolve. clearly the right thing to do 10 years ago but that does not mean it is right today. to stay. our objectives have changed. after 9/11 we felt like we had

to take away the base of operations for al qaeda. that mission has changed dramatically and i have friends in the military and the c.i.a. and they say we could be there 100 years and we cannot build the democracy and institution and civil society we thing we can. we are looking to spend more money with less effectiveness. >>clayton: and you have people who argue if we leave it opens up a vacuum. we saw parts of afghanistan in the northern border region where the military has withdrawn, and now you are seeing al qaeda come back over the border again and catches are set back up. so when we leave, we see al qaeda and the taliban coming back into power, sending drone strikes to hit them but are we going to do this for 20 or 30 years? >>guest: that is the question. what is the long-term strategy? we keep a physical presence at a high cost in terms of people and

resources and money and the american public is not paying attention to that. in a follow you have very few people defending our interest. if people are not engaged that is a danger. and we have yemen, somalia, and we have yemen, somalia, can operate. so the concept we have to be there physically, and we are pulling back, and going to the >>clayton: the other issue is the taliban and, also, the corrupt government who barely has control of their own capital. we are trying to make partnership in the government and this government is corrupt. there is in national support for any democracy going forward. how do we work with a corrupt government? >>guest: that is the point. we have a tribal system. we are trying to "modernize" it

but this is a huge leap forward in a short time. there is a lot of discussion. i don't think that is possible. we have to let afghanistan society evolve at their own pace. >>clayton: do we have to get out? >> get the troops out because the day-to-day presence is causing problems. we have to keep special forces there with iran on one side and pakistan on the other so there is an important role but we need a targeted activity and small footprint. the troop presence is large. and our allies are pulling out. the u.s. is talking about staying in for longer but the allies are pulling out. >> approval ratings for the war at home not favorable. s coming up, police looking for a teenage girl last seen at high school and she is trying to escape an arranged marriage and

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their lives. the story is later in "fox and friends" and the show i just mentioned starts right now. >> good morning, everyone, thank you for waking up with "fox and friends", and good to be here. >> we have serious news. mother nature causing deadly storms, and 13 deaths. check out this video that tore through jackson, mississippi. look at that, scary stuff. our chief meteorologist joins live from mississippi and he is surveying the damage this morning. good morning, rick. >> good morning, yes, rough morning here across areas of southern mississippi, all of

mississippi and alabama yesterday was the target of storms. and the town was largely destroyed with numerous storms destroyed and the town's businesses destroyed on the main street. this happened last night at sunset, everyone who got out of the home had to go to shelters or family members' homes and they are not back interest -- in to see the damage. and this home has the roof torn off, and i am looking on the ground and there are consents of a refrigerator all over the ground and on the other side and piles and piles of debris and trees toppled over and uprooted. so a rough condition here and the sun is just rising or the sky is getting light, and as it does we can get out and get more pictures to show you exactly the extent of the damage.

and now the storm has been a three day event. we have one more day to deal with, and look at the weather maps, yesterday, alone, we had 98 reports of tornadoes, 98 just in one day, and that is certainly the largest tornado outbreak we have seen this year but we see the numbers over the next day or two and know when the last time we saw this tornado outbreak. move forward, though, and we are dealing with this with tornado concerns across much of the south and across florida, as well as toward areas of georgia and those are storm reports you see from yesterday and here is our concern, a big storm with snow across areas of the north but two tornado watch boxes across the south, our immediate concern and we have severe thunderstorm watches and warnings and we have had a tornado warning that just was to expire in georgia area at the

top of the hour so dealing with potentially tornado cells in the morning hours. as the day heats up severe weather moves to the east and the carolinas and virginia and maybe up to baltimore and washington, dc, and philadelphia deeding with the let of severe weather but the bull's eye right there is the biggest let for severe weather today and likely, again, seeing more tornadoes and potentially by tomorrow morning see more images similar the images here in mississippi. >> thank you, from mississippi, rick. and it is 6:25 a.m. central time there and we will see the sunrise. with the helicopters he can survey the damage. >> and you have to check your flights because a last them will be canceled. and now a fox news alert, five

nato soldiers were killed in afghanistan and a suicide bomber detonated a vest full of explosives in afghanistan and four army soldiers were killed and the taliban claiming responsibility. investigators say that the brother of missing nursing student holy bobo did not see her drag the away from the tennessee home into the woods. miss believe the 20-year old complied because she feared for her life and they have found her white lunch box eight miles from where she was abducted but this are no suspects. and now, we have a criminal profiler coming up. one person is dead as wildfires continue across texas with a volunteer fire fighter died protecting a small town under evacuation. more than 100 homes have been destroyed and people are evacuating. thousands of folks are displaced. an iraqi immigrant sentenced to 34 years behind bars for killing

his daughter in an "honor" killing. prosecutors say he ran over the 20-year-old with his car because he thought she was becoming too westernized. the arizona resident was found guilty in february and insists running her over was an accident. >> talk about taking liberties, the post office is sticking with the lady liberty stamp, the if you stamp shows the las vegas copy of the statue not the original one in new york harbor. the giant one in new york harbor, the post office printed $880 million worth of the stamps and say it is too expensive to turn back now. >>dave: maybe they intended to honor las vegas. >> that is like putting half an empire state building on a stamp. >>dave: and now the budget on

capitol hill, the republicans passed the paul ryan budget on friday with enormous republican support. all but four republicans including ron paul voted, those are the four would voted no, no democrats voted in favor of the plan which cuts more than $4 trillion from the deficit the next 10 years. >> this is a victory for congressman paul ryan who spearheaded this debate and elevated a lot of people think the debate about deficit cuts and in this country getting us on a fiscal course of prosperity but this stands for chance of passing in the senate and if it does pass in the senate will president will veto it and the president has been vocal about his opposition to the plan but we have not heard him taking swipes against congressman paul ryan. >> we have now, my friends, and this is an event the president attended in chicago not supposed

to be open for the press but the microphone was on, and it stayed on and the press got an earful. listen to what he had to say. >> eliminating the health care bill cots $1 trillion, adding $1 trillion to the deficit. so, when paul ryan says the priority is to make sure we are ... he is being america's accountant and i'm trying to, you know, be responsible. this is the same guy who voted for two wars unpaid for, voted for the bush tax cuts unpaid for, voted for the prescription drug that costs as much as my health care by but wasn't paid for. so it is not on the level. and we have to keep on ... keep on shining a light on that. >> what is interesting, all the reporters left, and all of them

went home, and one reporter from cbs radio, a political wonk hung out and listened and he is like, william, -- well, this is interesting stuff. and the rest of the press corps was gone. >> it is like a remark made during the campaign rural voters clinging to religion and guns. all maybe i can jump in, do you think there was anything, maybe it was the tone that could have been a little bit ... >> this helps his base. liberals wanted to hear this. this is a fundraiser, the attention. i don't me this hurts among his base or the people he is hoping to attract but it does add to the snarky. >> do you think it is a cheap

shot? >> i have not heard congressman ryan taking cheap spots publicly. he disagreed with the speech the other day open about how he thought it was partisan politically partisan. >>dave: but the president also voted to keep the bush tax cuts running and he ramped up unof the two unpaid for wars in afghanistan. so, one can say that is hypocritical. we want to hear from you. are you offended by the remarks? >> we like to hear what they have to say. we know what you really thing, just say it. >> you would be brilliant to hear what politicians say. rubio has been vocal and a senator not afraid to speak his mind and he was down in florida and central florida, in orlando, at a tea party rally, listen to him and senator coe -- coe bun's opposition. >> he offered a partisan speech,

but the truth, is he needs to offer solution and needs to lead. the issues we face cannot be solved unless the president leads. he does not want to lead. that is a mistake to not solve problems. >> what we need is real leadership and specific solutions, not campaign-style political attacks. unfortunately, the president failed to put a serious proposal on the table. >> the debate has been framed republicans in the house and democrats go home for two weeks and next to the debt ceiling disagreement, fight, battle, whatever, takes shape in a couple of weeks. >> moving on we will learn about the air traffic controller snoozing on the job. some scientists say let them take naps. is that a solution? have we known this has been going on?

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has known mapping controllers have been a problem since the 1970's. we have an aviation analyst here. we thought this was an isolated incident originally but now it is clearly wide-spread. what is the root of the problem? >> bad management. the f.a.a. has known of this. the people at reagan and the guy at reno, they were night watchman not like the controllers trying to get airplanes across the sky. it is a boring sky and they slept and the secretary what hood thinks we will put two of them now, so, now, two will sleep. >>dave: the suggestion is that they need naps. is that the solution? >> no that is not a solution. they are alone because that is all you need. they are not doing a lot. so if they fall asleep put two there so they can spell each other. that is very different than the people sitting at a control center watching airplanes all

someday long and guiding them through the sky. that is stressful. but sitting at a closed airport like reagan in the middle of the night is not stressful. >>dave: we have a statement from the national air traffic controllers situation saying we take this seriously and believe staffing levels and fatigue are the root of the problem. so staffing levels will be doubled in some cases by putting two in the towers, how much are unions at fault here? >>guest: not at all. the union represents people but the reality is, there is a shortage of controllers and that is not what caused the latest problem of people caught sleeping. the union is correct, it has been mismanaged. there are not enough controllers to guide us across the sky, and we need to have solid management. and, with the new secretary, or the new f.a.a. administrator we may start to see that ahead. >>dave: listen to this from air traffic controller recently.

>> unions specifically does not want it and the controllers do not want it because it gives them more time off, a compressed work schedule and controllers have been historically used to working that schedule and most of them could not want to work a set monday through friday, 8:00 to 5:00, schedule. >>dave: do we feed to retrain all the people? do you need to be fired on the spot when caught sleeping? you say good management solves this, but, specifically, how do we solve this wide-spread problem? >>guest: the wide-spread problem you have a caretaker type job like at reagan and reno, and known is there to watch them and they fall asleep. you have bad employees, not that they are overworked but bad employees. so you get rid of them, and the new administrator has gotten rid of the number one guy at the air traffic control system and we will probably see other changes. >>dave: perhaps shedding light on this issue will get us

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created the poker website "full tilt," and "absolute poker," and 11 were charged with illegal gambling and fraud. >> and $3.81 is the average price of a regular gallon of gas up six cents from a week ago. i paid $97 to full up my car last week! and 84 is how old pope benedict is today born april 16, 1927, in bavaria, germany. happy birthday! >> what do you drive, dave? >>clayton: kids are taught reading, writing and math but one lesson they are not learning or at home, how to deal with money. >> the founder of "prosperity for kids," and we saw your cool

piggy bank. many options to put quarters in. talking to kids about money. how old? four? five? >> you can start as young as two. children get over 200 messages a month on spending money so when your child has the wants you need to start discussing money with them. >> start at going at two, what sort of conversation can you have with kids so they have a healthy relationship with money? >> children think money pops out of the a.t.m. money and something as bake as going to the market and your childs want as toy you could give them $1 and say to them you will spend your money on this and you will be amazed they will thought spend their money. >> if you make it their money they are less likely to buy the

piece of can difficult, now that it is yours they may want to put it in the bank at home. >> exactly. >> tell us of the 10-10-10-70 principle. >> what we have found if you take $1 and spend it you are break. you will live paycheck to paycheck. we suggest for children to give 10 percent, save 10 percent, invest 10 percent, and live from 70 percent of your money. this way it shows how to pay themselves first, give back, and live in their means. >> i am curious on a fear level, this is honest fear, because growing you hear that money does not grow on trees and you are not the rockerfellers, how do you train them to have a healthy

relationship. >> you do not say "money doesn't grow on trees," because they are innocent, they do not understand those words and you put fear into them. if you do not have the money you can say it is not in the budget this week, maybe there is a way to earn the machine but you never say negative things and they will take with them through their life. >> young adults between 20 and 24 represent the fastest growing segment of bankruptcy filings so this proves kids are in the getting it. back to the 10-10-10-70 thing. what can you say to your child? >> this is helping them understand. kids need to be in the interaction of money. you need to show them what to do. this is a visual representation. out of every dollar they receive, you say to them, here is ten cents.

you give this to something that is important to you. and you put it in the giving piggy. >> this has slots here, this is the giving, the savings, giving, investing, saving and spending. what happens they take ten cents and you say to them, you will invest them in your future. you will build a very, very strong u.n. in your life by investing your money. you say ten cents is for savings, that is a bright future and you have 70 cents left over for spending. >> thank you. thank you for joining us. check out the website and "prosperity for kids." >> deadly storms destroying homes in the south and the let is not over yet. like in the hard hit mississippi. >> do not try to pump at this gas station without a showdown when the gas station attendant

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>>dave: welcome back to "fox and friends", and we have severe situations down south, guys, storming are deadly in the south. right now, at least 16 people have died as storms moved through four states, take a look at this video. there is the damage throughtout the south. >>clayton: the images are coming from rick, our chief meteorologist. since the sin has come up is your perspective change? >>reporter: you get a better idea of the extent and damage and pet are going into their homes and seeing the damage of their places for themselves. i am joined by the director of emergency management here in the

county. you had two tornadoes move through yesterday. you saw one tornado that moves through? >> we had one tornado come through the state line at 11:40 and last night around 7:40 the tornado came through leakesville. >>reporter: and the one last night, what was it light? >> i could see it, the lightning, and i was 400 yards from the direct path of the tornado and when we had lightning you can see the outline. >>reporter: main street has a lot of damage. how do you assess the damage and clean how and how long will it take? >> last night we did the initial search-and-rescue to make sure

everyone watt out of the home and we did have one fatality, six injuries but we are fortunate that was all we had. this morning we got a better idea of what we got, and the damage is worse than what it looked like last night and we get a better picture in the daylight. we have crews coming this morning with heavy equipment to move debris and we have power crews working and they have worked all night and we have a lot of people with a lot of wonderful help from the surrounding communities. >>reporter: i know you have a long day ahead of you and you need to get going, thank you, and best of luck to you in this process. there will be a lot of stories from the community here certainly all the damage and people coming out now and we will talk to more and showing you more pictures. >> thank you. live from mississippi this morning monitoring the tornado

damage. >> and now more headlines, the search continues for the long island serial killer and and an unusual person speaks out, a convicted murder other says he is not responsible for any of the bodies killing a life sentence for killing 17 prostitutes in the my 1990's and says whoever is dumping the bodies is "sloppy." >> the u.s. could return to taking part in the conflict in libya although the nato commanders have not asked the u.s. to come back but officials can not keep up with the pace of the bombing. >> police in illinois are looking for a 16-year-old on the run to avoid an arranged marriage. she was seen in march at her high school in illinois and police say the girl's disappearance could be viewed as a disgrace by the appeal and they are concerned about an

"honor killing." she may have escaped to california with a 39-year-old man she met online. >> a woman in ohio was drive on the highway and a turkey came through the windshield. >> i saw feathers and i knew it was a bird. >> she says the 25 pound wild turkey hit her in the face before applying into the back seat, and her daughter was in the van but neither of them were hurt. a wild turkey! and you are not hurt! >> now you do not have to go to the store for thanksgiving dinner. >> road kill. >> bikers are racing from washington, dc to gettysburg, pennsylvania, a favorite if you are a history man. and now peter has the latest from face of america charity bike race kicking off. peter, good morning.

>> it just kicked off. it is windy. we hope the wind is at their back as they travel this morning from the nation's capitol to the most fame out ofed battlefield,e group is 500 large and we are joined by the wife of retired air force captain sullivan. your husband has been law a lot the last few years with ptsd. why does he ride? >> because he gets an important feeling. we were not part of this organization forever and suddenly, he heard about this "face of america," and he thought it was a great way to work through ptsz and join others who have similar disabilities. >> does he look forward to throughtout the year? >> he has been looking forward to this for a year, he started last year and did the coast to coast ride over the summer and

he has been looking forward to this today. >>reporter: he did a couple of tours in iraq and afghanistan, so he has been in some very dangerous situations do you worry about him when he is on the bike? >>guest: i do but not as much as when he was overseas and there are always safety issues when people are riding their bikes but he is with a great group of people and there is a wonderful support system on the road and i can take it easy and know he is face. >>reporter: he arrived, did a ride across the country last year and they become close friends the service men and women. >> he is like a family and he keeps in family with all the people he road with, a close knit appeal with a special bond now. >>reporter: thank you for being with us this morning. back to you in new york. >>dave: you know the times when you are at work and can you not focus because you are on the internet watching youtube videos or whatever garbage e-mail your friends or brother or sister sent?

that could help you focus while you are at work. clayton ... clayton is the most focused person on the planet. >> and i am reading twitter simultaneously. i agree, you can focus because you are actually in the doing multiple tasks. we saw a study that says multitasking is an impossibility. people thin they multitask what you are doing is everything poorly. >> that is in the true. >> that is not true. >> you might be. >> they studied those who respond to e-mails when you are at your computer, people do this, you do not breathe when you respond to the mails, you hold your breath. you hold your breath in and when you get up from the table you are like, well, now i can agree. >> my e-mails are five

paragraphs long and you 13 i am not breezing? >> the internet is scapegoated. >> the study asked two groups of workers to watch a video of people watching a ball back and forth and one group want right back to work and another watched a funny video, and who did the best work? >> those that watched the video because it breaks up the attention span. >>clayton: do you think the internet has been scapegoated? aren't we always distracted? >>dave: it is always other things whether it is "people" magazine. >> the problem is, people it is there and get e-mails and what could be a 10-minute process to do work is a 45 minute progress because "bing," and another

message. it takes 10 years to get anything done. >> getting distracted online will help you focus. what do you think, folks? >>clayton: coming up a 20-year-old woman vanishes after she followed an unknown man, afraid for her life an expert in missing women cases joins us next why something is suspicious about this case. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal!

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>>dave: and a car thief arrested a year after escaping

police in england. video shows the suspect moving through a railroad crossing moments before a passenger train zips by. police caught the guy after arresting him pore another crime. >> a new jersey gas attendant almost losing his life for $20. the shocking surveillance video shows him getting dragged by this car which pumped $20 worth of gas and does not pay and he almost ends up in oncoming traffic. no arrests have been made. >> thank you, new clues emerging in the senator for a missing tennessee nursing student, holly bobo, with police finding her white lunch box eight miles from where she was abducted. >> it could have been someone close, that kind of knew her routine and when i and my daughter left for school. what i have in my mind, i don't know ... all holly i love you so

much. please, please, please try to get home to us if anyone knows anything about her, please, please, please help us find her. >> an investigative criminal profiler is following the case. you say there is something fishy going on here. explain. >> well, i have never heard a story that has changed so many times, with so many pieces of information that do not make sense. we heard she was dragged off into the woods. now we her she was led away into the woods but if she were led away that is where her body would be pound and something would have happened there and why is there blood in the garage? so these are conflicting and now we have a lunch box found eight miles away and her cell phone and camouflage clothing? someone has to have a vehicle. so this is not making sense. >> do you feel whoever did it knew her?

>> absolutely. first of all we are talking about a husband off the beaten path. someone came down that drive and specifically select her at that moment in time. 7:30 in the morning? that is darned early for a creep to jump off the road. obviously she knows the person. the police have said her boyfriend is not a suspect. her ex-boyfriend is in the a suspect. her brother is not a suspect. these are the only people that could be involved in this crime so it has to be someone she necessities. >> we have talked about these for years. the report that the person was wearing camouflage. what does that suggest? >> if, say it was a stalker who was watching her and put on the camouflage outfit, i could see that, but because i don't believe a stalker would come out there and she knew this person so i don't thing we are talking

about that so camouflage wears that because they are into hunting and we heard the boyfriend and the brother are hunters. so, it comes right down to who she knew and if the story is true. >> do you feel someone could have done something at house is that what you are suggesting because of reports of blood? >> the reports are strange because they change each day. i don't know if this is poor media or the police report it differently or if the brother's story has changed. >> you mention the brother a few times and obviously you are not implicated him but what is your concern? >> well only that it does not make sense what he said and what the police are saying so i don't know where the disconnect is. we heard he saw her being dragged away by a man in camouflage and now we hear he didn't see anyone taking her but he saw her talking to a man and now the police say a man was

seen taking her to the woods. these are three different stories. if those were true why is there blood in the garage? there has to be an assault in the garage. something is fishy and i don't know how long it will take before we will find out the facts. >> hopefully soon, pat brown, criminal from filer -- profiler, thank you for joining us. if you have information you can call the number below. >> a hollywood leading lady checking into a mental health facility, catherine deta dealing with bipolar order. what is that? that is ahead.

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>>clayton: an 11-year-old became an instant hero saving her mother's live and her own. her mother blacked out while driving to the mall and she took action, steering the car to safety and checking her mother's pulse. and now they join us from pittsburgh. welcome to "fox and friends" today. >> good morning. >>clayton: on friday you were driving the mall, a normal day, going to the mall and what

happened? >>guest: we were doing mother and daughter shopping and suddenly i guilt my chest get fight and that is all i remember and my daughter said i grabbed my chest and started crying and the last time i remember anything i was in the ambulance. >>clayton: sage, what were you thinking? what did you do? >>guest: i thought she was having a heart attack and i learned in second grade you check the pulse and i grabbed the wheel because we were going into the other lane. >>clayton: so you were headed to the union town mall, and crowded traffic friday afternoon, so you grabbed the wheel and knew to check your mom's pulse while in traffic and continuing to drive the car in

>>guest: yes. >>clayton: unbelievable! was your foot on the gas? >>guest: i was still kind rating the car subconsciously but i don't remember that. so, she took total control. >>clayton: were you scared? >>guest: i thought she. died. >>clayton: but the steered the car. how did you manage to pull the car over. i see the car is a little damaged. how did you get out of traffic? >>guest: we were passing another car and it was ready to hit us so i went to the right lane because the cars could pass us because we were slowing down and my not was on bass so i slowly pulled off to stop the car because that was the only way and we wrecked it a few times and we stopped at the end of the hill.

>>clayton: you are abettor driver than i am! 11. how can you know how to drive? >>guest: video games. >>clayton: how proud are you of your daughter and what she did for you? >>guest: so proud of her, she saved our lives and countless other people, also, it could have been, the outcome could have been way different. >>clayton: there was question whether or not this was a heart attack, what earned up happening? >>guest: they diagnosed me at first when i arrived at 9 hospital they thought it was a seizure but they did further testing and it was anxiety attack. >>clayton: petroleum in my family have had that same exact thing so there is a lesson in stress reduction for all of us. thank you both for joining us. go steelers!

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>> good morning, on saturday, april 16. >> a string of deadly storms ripped law the deep south and the death toll is climbing. we will take you live to the scene of the hardest hit areas. >>dave: and the president already is looking ahead to 2012. >> i am best prepared for us to finish the job. >>dave: does the president deserve a second term? karl rove weighs in, in moments. >>clayton: shocking new evidence the f.a.a. may have known of the problems with the

sleepy air traffic controllers since the 1970's. why wasn't something done sooner. and now "fox and friends" in hour three, right now. so set your clock. that is a public service announcement. >> and now, we are busy, the deep south, getting slammed with deadly storm system. we know at least 16 people have been killed in the storms in four states. here is a tornado that tore right law jackson, mississippi. >> let's get ready.

>>dave: look at the size of the tornado. our chief meteorologist and live in mississippi with a good look at the devastation this morning^, good morning, rick. >> 98 reports of tornadoes yesterday, in one day, and a number were the same cells that tracked over a long distance dropping the tornado over and over again causing damage across such a widespread area. today everyone is out there trying to assess it and 16 fatalities ville leaksville one in a trailer, and the entire trail moves to behind where i am here, and the woman was found, dead, back in all of the piles of rubble, and, unfortunately, so much destruction we are seeing an area here but it goes on for

blocks and blocks. probably about 50 structures here with some kind of damage. maybe 30 to 40 demolished completely and the main street, the businesses are damaged including the fire department, the insurance company, the grocery story, the gas station, the car wash, all of the commercial area here under such duress, as well. and now, looking at the weather map, i want to show the storm that moved through. it moved through this area and you can see there were a series of storms that moved through and this was last night at 7:45 and they got a good warning, they had the tornado alarms go off for 30 minutes giving people a great warning and that is likely why we saw maybe just the one fatality because the damage here is worse than what. we still have the concern for more weather today. tornado watches in effect right now across the areas of

georgia,ed ifed -- georgia, and florida, and south carolina and north carolina. we will see more tornadoes across the carolinas but the biggest threat, or the throat extends mortage to florida and south toward savannah and jacksonville. so three days of severe weather out break and 120 to 150 tornadoes probably by the time this is done. >> thank you, rick. >> and now five nato soldiers were killed in afghanistan overnight. a suicide bomber disguised as a member of the afghanistan army detonated a vest full of explosives and the taliban claimed responsibility. >> a person is dead as wildfires spread across texas. volunteer firefighter died while protecting a small town under

evacuation. more than 100 homes have been destroyed and thousands are evacuating across the state. high winds make conditions rough on the firefighters. >> an iraqi immigrant convicted of killing his daughter for becoming too westernized is waking up in arizona prison and was sentenced to 3 4 1/2 years behind bars and found guilty of killing his daughter by driving over with her with his car. she was too westernized for him and rejected his "traditional values," and he insists it was an "accident." from coast to coast tea party tax day rallies are happening today including the featured speakers, sarah palin in wisconsin and pawlenty in iowa and last night he was in new hampshire at a rally. >> have you had enough of $4 gallon a gas? have you had enough of a federal government out-of-control? have you had enough of big

government and big unions and big bailout businesses scratching each other's back asking you to get your wallet out to pay for their recklessness? >> major rally in las vegas where congressional candidate showed off her sipping skills. >> and sharron angle lost the senate race to harry reid last year, and she is not running, she is running for congress in the second district of nevada. >> and now karl rove? >> when is dave going to debut

at the metropolitan opera. >>clayton: the president was caught on microphone after the reporters left and he criticized congressman paul ryan, he was not singing, but he said this. >> eliminating the health care billion costs $1 trillion. it adds $1 trillion to the deficit. so, when paul ryan says the priority is to make sure we're ... he is just being america's accountant and i am trying to, you know, be responsible. this is the same guy who voted for two wars unpaid for, voted for the unpaid for bush tax cuts and vetted for the prescription drug that costs as much as my health care bill but wasn't paid for. >>guest: there are so many inaccuracies.

>>dave: does this hurt the president? >>guest: he is trash talking. for example, he starts off with calling it a falsehood, my bill will save, my health care bill will save $1 trillion. well the congressional budget office said it would save, reduce the deficit by $148 billion but that was before they came out and admitted they forgot to take into account $115 billion in discretionary costs to implement the bill so the savings dwindled to $28 billion and paul ryan pointed out it is actually $701 billion in deficit because they are double counting revenue using the money twice, borrowing money from social security, borrowing money from medicare, borrowing money from a new premium, and new insurance premium pool they establish. and they are spending the money on both as was admitted to. so the president is trying to rev up the troops. i want an accountant in the

white house because this president has lost control of the budget and lost criminal of spending and he has run up more deficits in 20 months in the first 20 months in office than the previous eight years and doubled the debt. >>dave: but he said this, he deserves another shot knowing the mikes were on. >> i think the economy will continue to improve and i can make an effective case given the extraordinary circumstances that i inherited, the worst recession since the great depression, i am the person best prepared for us to finish the job so we are on track to succeed in the 21st century. i can make that case and i think in the debates that take place the mention 18 months, the american people will feel i deserve a second term. >>clayton: and 41 percent

approval rating matching the lowest. >> and 35 percent for independents. the sad thing about the comment is the last phrase in the debates, he does not have a primary opponent, whyment -- why in the focus on being president. why this week declare re-election and say he will not spend more time trying to get things done in a bipartisan way but will trash the republicans, bad mouth them and focus on getting re-elected. me may be best prepared to finish, if you define the job as what he has done. the four worst recessions since world war ii, we have three years after they started, we are generally with 7.6 percent growth in g.d.p. and we are three years after the start of the recession and .1 percent increase. we are 13.9 million jobs below the average performance since

world war ii would show us. >> and economists look at the situation now based on the status quo and they have a hard time understanding what the country is going to look like in two years or four years or 30 years. >> normally unemployment at this point after post world war ii recession is up by 4.7 percent from the level it was at the recession and we are 4.7 percent below where we were. >> and 56 economists say it is likely the economy is in improving in such a way that creates an environment for president obama to win a second step. >>guest: we will know in a area but the fell reserve and the congressional budget office, both say they are likely to have unemployment above 8 percent by the end of 2010 and that is not a good situation. and the other thing, the economy is going to improve. it is. at the end of the day the question is, are people going to say it is because you spent all the money on the failed bill? you ran up the huge deficit?

you have health care reform bill which is scaring me to death. did the economy recover in spite of what you did or because of what you did? the president is at 41 percent, and that is not a good number and 35 percent among independents matches where he was before the wipe out last november. >>dave: the question i cannot wait to ask, donald trump up nine points among g.o.p. candidates but karl says he is a "joke" candidate. will he back down from that statement? stay tuned. [ female announcer ] it's monday, some people will stick with their old way

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>> we are with senior advisor to president george w. bush and he raised eyebrows talking about donald trump being a "joke" candidate. >> the early polls no one is anchored and trump jumps in and people say interesting guy. but then they were flocked to him. first, this is public policy from a democratic outfit in north carolina who does a bad job of polling in republican

primaries. he is an interesting character and he has potential. >> would he be a good president? >> he embraced the birther thing. he had problems. this morning i went on "open secrets," keeping track of everyone's gimmicks and he had $418,000 in federal political giving, and he gave $196,000 to democrats, and harry reid and george mitchell the last three democrat senate leaders he has given money to and kennedy was a ben fatter and gentleman biden and he called pelosi great and gave money to the last two leaders of the democrats in the house. and he had the problems to begin with and now he compounded it by -- if he said i will fix the job and i will create jobs. lock, all they know is he is an interesting guy with a bad hair

deal. >>clayton: if you compare had to where clinton was, the clinton economy did not rebound at the clip of the reagan economy and he headed into the election with perot as a spoiler, did donald trump become a spoiler as an independent and give the election to president obama? >>guest: it is difficult as an independent to get on the ballot and more difficult since perot did it in 1992 and back to my point if he started off saying i will tackle the biggest problems facing america he would have credibility but if you start off the campaign saying my number one priority is to get the birth certificate because i don't think he was born in hawaii that does not give you the right launching point. first impressions matter. you get one chance to make a first impression and his first impression is he is a business guy from new york who wants a birth certificate. that -- perot was focused

getting under the hood of the car, we cannot afford this debt. >> and he was a billionaire. he knew what he was talking about. >> and if you could advise him would you say "no." >> i am an analyst for fox news. you get one chance for first impression and his first impression is, he spent five weeks, six weeks saying my priority is get the birth certificate. >> we talked about ... >>reporter: be careful. >> we would write civickics -- civics about the constitution but in the karl rove, he had a briefcase, too.

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>> welcome back to "fox and friends" with quick headlines. more than half of meat sold at u.s. supermarkets contains bacteria resistant to drugs. researchers say this is always going to be there and researchers say the meat supply is safe. drinking diet soda does not lead

to increased risk to diabetes according to researchers at harvard. and they know what they are talking about. they studied men for 20 years and found only regular soda, not diet, increases the chance of diabetes. >>clayton: catherine zeta jones announces she is zealing with bipolar disorder, and checking into a treatment facility. our doctor jones us to shed light on this condition. doctor, nice to see you this morning. >>guest: same here. >>clayton: we should not be surprised that a successful, beautiful woman would check herself into a facility suffering from this disorder. why? i was shocked. >>guest: six million or over six million americans suffer with bipolar disorder and i have

treated c.e.o.'s with this condition, politicians, yes, people in entertainment and people from every walk of life. men. women. children. it's an equal opportunity, sadly, equal opportunity illness. >>clayton: i was unaware of bipolar two disorder and that is what she has and there is a significant distinction? >>guest: you know, psychiatrists like to slice and dice what we do into 300 odd disorders in our diagnosissic manual but this is distinguished by the following: had bipolar you have depression, the terrible lows, and, also, manic highs often where people are euphoric, maybe they feel they do not need any sleep and some think they are god, irrational beliefs. in bipolar two the highs are not so high, but there has been one

of them, so, instead of just having an equal line you have valleys in bipolar two you have hills but they are not as big as the mountains of bipolar disorder on the upside so it is a milder form but if i suffer from this disorder, am i aware enough or do other people need to see the warning signs? >>guest: it is not milder if you consider the depressions which you could think of taking your live. but, not always can the person, him or herself, identify what is really wrong. because, some people are blind sided. here are signs: lack of interest in all activity that brought you pleasure. a change in your sleep pat en, often reduced and change in appear duty, reduced. low mood. low self-esteem, dwelling on past losses and thinking of suicide. the high can be times when

people around you say, look, you are taking risks you have never taken before, this action in the stock market and the rest of it, and you have been out with lots different dates, we do not think that is you. so, the come bymation of that little high and the deep low is what is affecting mrs. z empty dzeta jones. >>clayton: i had a close family friend who took his life with this illness. it is so treatable. that is the problem, do not take the medicine, and the problems come in. great to have you, doctor. >> what is coming up? >>dave: charlie sheen, bipolar guy. and done am trump is leading the pack in a new g.o.p. presidential poll and topping

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>> we have been talking about major storms ripping across the south, proving deadly, and 16 people new have died and severe wet moves law and this was in jackson, mississippi, and you can see this touching down and ripping across the landscape. and rick is live in leakesville, mississippi. we saw you early today and it was dark and now you can see what happened. rick: the devastation goes on for block after block, certainly this tornado was maybe half a mile to three-quarters of a mile wide and they will determine how long it was. they look at, to determine if it was a tornado or straight line wind damage, they will look at the trees and you can see this up here it is twisted, and if you look at the broader range of

the trees what have been downed, some snapped off in straight lines and some twisted and not all trees falling in the same direction and that gives you an idea it was not a straight wind but a circulating wind which is what is common with a tornado. so they will be here today determining how big. now you get out here with light coming up and you can see structures like this one, the home that suffered extreme damage. the roof peeled off from the top. the cars in the drive with the windows blown out. this is what we are seeing, house, after house, after house. we have gone through around 50 houses with some sort of damage like that. this tornado moving through at 7:00 with another tornado warning at 9:00 last night with the second cell that moved law and that not causing the damage right here but had same cell

caused damage in neighboring communitieses put to the west and across the border into alabama and the emergency management official i talked with said he was hearing potential major injuries and possible fatality from the damage across the alabama line which is five or six miles from here. the same cell moving at large area and we saw that yesterday with so many of the stock storms yesterday, and the same story the day before and today the same threat across the carolinas so a three day weather event with long impact for so many. and in a town like leakesville it will take years to recover from the devastation. >>clayton: thank you, rick, with now the death toll rising to 16 as they assess the damage. >> and after shock hits japan 5.9 earthquake as officials

ordered the nuclear power plant to beef up their emergency operation system. they say though do in the want a repeat performance of the fukushima crisis. the latest estimates from that crisis show it could take another two or three months to restore power. the search continues for the long island serial killer as an unusual source speaks out. police suspected some of the ten bodies found along the beaches if long island could have been victims of convicted murderer who says he is not responsible serving a life sentence for killing 17 prostitutes in the my -- 1990's. >> georgia will be the next state to enforce arizona-style immigration law. a spokesman says the governor will sign the measure in the next 40 days passing the legislature this week. it allows police to check a suspect's citizenship status, and penalizes companies that

employ illegal immigrants. >> british pop star george michael recorded a special version "you and i," for the couple. ♪ here we are, together, you and i ♪ >>dave: i like george michael. >> prince william and kate say they love the song. what else are they doing to say? michael was a good friend of princess diana. >>clayton: "waiting for the day," is a fantastic song of george michael. >> and "someone to love," and governor huckabee is shaking his

head. and now, good morning, governor. >>governor huckabee: good morning, i thought we were going to talk george michael. >>dave: you celebrated the entire catalog but, now, the president introducing the deficit reduction plan on wednesday and it clearly, the debate has been framed moving forward. the president's plan, increase taxes. the g.o.p. wants no part of it. can you tax the rich to get out of this problem? >>governor huckabee: no, that is not a good financial move if you are going to chase that money into tax shelters. the idea the rich will end up paying is ridiculous, no, they will shelter their money away from the tax code so that is why we have $14.5 trillion sparked offshore. we have more money legally parked offshore than we have in

the entire debt. >>clayton: is that the fallacy? congressman ryan's budget, talking about closing the loopholes so the businesses can not do that is that a fallacy? >>governor huckabee: that is the smart way. create a system not filled with gimmicks. big companies and really, really, really rich people can afford the best accountants and lawyers and they shelter the money. guess who can't? small business owner whose are rich by president obama standards because if you are a small business filing as an individual tax holder you will hit that $250,000 or whatever his new threshhold may be. >>dave: that does not make you rich. >>guest: you may barely be getting by, your net come could be $45,000. >> and these numbers, a share of federal income tax according to the i.r.s., who pays the top 1 percent pays 38 percent of taxes

and the top 5 percent pay 59 percent. and what does that say? >>governor huckabee: that not enough people have skin in the game. i don't want to tax poor people but the best thing is to go to the fair tax, and that is a consumption tax, you pay at the point of consumption. and there is a rebate provision and people at the bottom to dot anyway and they are not hurt by a reimpressive tax. the fair tax says you pay no tax on your productivity. you are never penal ized for productivity or rewarded for irresponsibility. >>clayton: the exact opposite of teaching your children to reward them for earning, so, in this country we did not reward you for earning we punish you for earning. >> we reward you for sloppy management and bail you out if you are really big and you screw up the company, we give you a big fat government taxpayer

bailout! crazy. >>dave: one guy who would not raise taxes is donald trump if he runs, and if he wins, he will not race taxes. interesting to see him tied with you or leading with you in many g.o.p. polls. karl rove was here and he called him a "joke candidate." and he stuck by that this morning. does he have a realistic chance at winning this thing? it might spike you early on, the birther thing, but long term when you get to a general election is he just? >>governor huckabee: i don't think that is a good issue. joe think it is lasting. it got him attention. i don't agree with him but i don't people are rallying behind him because of the birth issue, but because they know him, they feel like he is a tough-minded no holds barred business guy that is tough with china, tough with saudis and the rest of the world and he has a popular television show and he knows how to fire people.

>> he was talking about you and other people. take a listen. >> who are the people you might be running against, you like mike huckabee. >> i have a problem. though is treated me so nicely, i have a problem, everyone said such nice things, santorum said something nice, and gingrich last month joined my club in washington, dc. before he heard about this. but i wish i didn't like them. st that make sense to you? >> does the nice gas go out the door when the debates begin? >>governor huckabee: yes, there is always tense moments and not all candidates were part of the sense of let's be gracious to each other. but for the most part, that happens, the back stage going on, conversations, and i have had conversations with middle east all -- most all of people

who have announced or talk about it and many are friends of mine, going out and gingrich is a friend of mine, and barbour is a friend of mine, but if people respect those people who are their friends they campaign against the real opponent, president obama, and not each other. >>dave: next up, president obama may want to make sure that the microphone is off. a stunning statement caught on a "hot" mike. stay tuned.

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>>clayton: and the top stories for your health, a possible alzheimer's disease breakthrough, the brain starts to shrink a decade before diagnosis and that can help doctors detect the disease early. and advise for mothers-to-be. stay calm. researchers say pregnant women who are stressed out could increase their baby's chance of becoming obese later in life. >> finally, honey could be used to treat super bugs. research shows the sweet stuff helps stop the growth of certain bacteria and helps with colds and sore throats.

more information on www.foxnews .com/health. i love honey. >>dave: we will talk abutted the president being caught on a hot microphone this week. you have her things he said in regard to paul ryan but he took up social issues. here is what he did not intend to be caught on microphone. >>guest: the interesting thing, actually, is how little traction the social issues are getting these days. i think the country has moved into a different place. some folks feel very strongly about it. a lot of the hot button cultural issues we are not worried about the gay family next door, we are not worried about what women are

doing in terms of maintaining their health. >>dave: are we? >> no doubt the economy is number one. that is what people are concerned about, it is the 800 pound elephant in the room but to say social issue dozen not matter to conservatives is showing his complete inability to read the mood of conservative voters. he is wrong. he will be wrong in the election if he thinks that is true. and he says women maintaining their health, aborting a baby is not about maintaining a woman's health. a baby is not a disease. the removal of the child in that mother, a perfectly healthy child is not a health decision. that is a social decision, maybe a financial decision, but to talk about the destruction of a perfectly innocent human life as a "health maintenance issue," is absurd. >> but you admit on the other side there are women would have

to go through with that because of their health. >>governor huckabee: that is a different decision. the law provides an opportunity to save the life of a mother. the point is save every life you can, if you cannot save all the likes save those that are saveable. >>clayton: all the questions for the president are gas prices, economy, and jobs, do you run on the importance of social issues or the economy? >>governor huckabee: generally people will know where you are. you are conservative or liberal, and you do not have to make that front and center. what the president has to worry about that americans cannot fill up a gas tank without a gas lone and they cannot see grandmother at easter because they cannot afford the gasoline. those are in the gut issues that people will make a decision about. >>dave: and 97 to fill up my

vehicle last week. always great to have you. coming up, in response to air controller dozing, the f.a.a. promising change like adding more controllers. is that a solution? are unions the real problem? stay tuned. thanks, dad. this is the neighborhood. you get elm street and you get main street. thank you. and that just the first quarter. so you want a slide in your office ? or monkey bars, either one. more small businesses choose verizon wireless than any other wireless carrier. where's susie ? is she expecting you ? because they know the small business with the best technology rules. ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number?

>>dave: shocking new evidence the f.a.a. has then for years of the problem of sleepy air traffic controller and their solution after all of this time? adding more manpower. are unions the real problem? joining us from washington, dc bureau is the president for the institute for liberty. good morning, sir. why was nothing done about this if the f.a.a. knew of the problem of controllers falling asleep in the tower. why nothing all these years?

>> they did not think anyone would find out. this is one of great problems with the massive bureaucracies they sweep things under the rug and they have had plenty of time to do what is called a root problem analysis at the heart of why the gays are -- guys falling asleep and what procedures are put in place when the towers go dark. that is the fundamental issue here. >>dave: it seems like a dirty secret and we poe they work at least one midnight shift in 14 days and 27 percent do, and we have a breakdown of the types of schedule the air traffic controllers are working and you can see it. what is the solution some >>guest: in this instance, when the towers are dark someone at the aiport needs to be notified. they are spending all this time with other towers calling the guys on the phone, and we need

the help of local personnel on the ground to go up and start making routine tower checks part of their normal operations and getting the phone numbers of local law enforcement officials made available to folks in towers so when the towers are dark someone is picking up a phone gets a phone call and checks. the problem with more people in the towers we will burn people out faster. we did not want to do that. we cannot burn the candle at both ends. >>dave: my solution is stronger coffee, but unions do control the towers, how big a problem are they? why would they protect some of these people that are in competent? >>guest: in the end the unions want to put more people in the towers because they want more people hired so they can build and agree their union. they have a vested interest in have the largest manpower

possible to build an empire. putting two guys in the tower so one guy can budge another guy awake is a wait of taxpayer's money. there are a number of things we can do to, first, keep folks awake in the towers, and, if a tower goes dark making sure something nefarious has not happened. >>dave: thank you, andrew. coming up, mysterious case of a missing tennessee nursing student, her family, desperate to find her and now new clues that may help. also, deadly twisters tear across the south leaving a path of death and destruction. we are like at the scene of the hardest him communities in mississippi.

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>> good morning it's saturday, april of 16. i'm july yet huddy in for alisyn camerota. a storm system tearing up the south killing 16. one of the hardest hit areas. >> dave: president obama caught on a hot mic. >> guy voted for two wars, voted for bush tax cuts, unpaid for. >> dave: is the president trying to discredit-- >> sorry for getting in your camera shot. >> and mily cyrus dissing the state and bypassing the u.s. on her latest tour. ♪ >> the deep south getting -- all right.

>> . >> clayton: i don't want to scare people about the mily cyrus situation. >> didn't want to perform in the united states. >> and really is not. >> and we report, you decide. >> i like mily. >> juliet huddy along with dave briggs. and the south getting slammed and up total 16 people have been killed in four states and horr here is one of the tornados that tore through jackson, mississippi. >> and the cars. >> you can hear the panic of some of the voices in the people. >> got it, got it. don't move, doesn't move. >> as they try to make their escape. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is live from mississippi with some of the damage we should sob concerned about. what does it look like this morning? >> yeah, guys, we're not done with this storm.

one storm system, a three-day event for us and so far, 120 reports of tornados in two days and we still have today to get through he so that number is going to climb by the time we get to tomorrow. here in leakpsville, the large tornado moved through 7:45 last night and daylight is now up and the people are getting out and starting to assess some of the damage and all kinds of trees down and buildings completely destroyed and there's one fatality in this town, a woman in a trailer that was right on the other side of this tree. and the entire trailer was picked up and moved over to coin kind of a neighboring yard and obliterated and they found the woman there last evening and she did not make it through. unfortunately, there's that situation. and six injuries at this point and they're not completely sure about this extent of some

of the injuries, but so many people have now in shelters and seems like this is what everybody is waking up to. it's not really able to get a sense of what, where to begin when you have this debris and damage and all of your property strewn about. and we were talking to a woman in a neighboring house, completely destroyed and she was under the bed and people were able to get her out. there are good stories of survival and the tornado alarms going out and saved many lives. >> dave: rick, thank you. keep in touch as this hopefully calms down. we appreciate it. >> all righty, now we have or headlines and investigators now say the brother of missing nursing student holly bobo did not see her dragged away into the boards. they believed the 20-year-old complied because he feared for her life.

and criminal profiler says he believes the suspect could be someone bobo knows. >> well, absolutely, they had to know her. first of all, we're talking about a house way off the-- it's off the beaten path and look the pictures and someone had to come down that driveway and specifically select her at that moment in time, 7:30 in the morning? pretty darn early. >> police have no suspects. if you have any information though, please call 1-800-tpi find. coos texas, a firefighter died while protecting a small town under investigation. more than one hundred homes have been destroyed and thousands are being evacuated across the state. high swirling winds are making conditions rough though on firefighters. new video just into the news room of secretary of state hillary clinton in south korea. she's in a meeting with south korean's foreign minister how

to get north korea into disarmament talks. and later she will be flying to japan for support for the tsunami and earthquake families. and family reunion. twoe estranged cousins find each other on facebook after 30 years. >> both are boys in marine boot camps, not only that, they're serving at the same time and finding out that they're graduating the same day. >> i was in awe. oh, my gosh, how can this be happening? this is fantastic. >> the women reunited at their son's graduation ceremony and the boys are in the same company and different platoons and they trained for 12 weeks without knowing they were second cousins, those are your headlines today. finally gets off the ipad. >> clayton: i'm reading what the viewers are writing about the stories this morning and typing in and talking about the president's open microphone and also talking about congressman ryan's plan because a lot of people, look out on a friday night not paying attention who what

congress is doing, but quietly passed the republican plan, for 2012 and stands no chance of passing even though the president could veto. >> plan it cut over 4 trillion dollars off the deficit in the next ten years and those republicans, ron paul, mckinley johns, from montana and this really, if it does anything, it brings the debate moving forward and shows who wants to do what and the republicans are willing to take a courageous stand on some cuts, specifically on medicare and medicare may be what it's all about in 2012 because the cuts are clearly much further than democrats want to go and as you said has he no chance of passing the senate nor get the president's signature. >> and fires a lot of people up for obvious reasons and you really have to wonder about some of the stauts where you have a lot of elderly people, florida, for instance, pennsylvania. what does it do, kind of push the independence away, the

independent votes away? >> it's interesting, a friend of fox news channel, fox news contributor and writes for the weekly standard, steven hays, he tweets or media companies, reporting on the political impact on the ryan budget would have on seniors as relates to health care and medicare and not explaining that the current seniors under his plan wouldn't be affected. >> right. >> there's a lot of people and that's what democrats are seizing on and some of the ads we're getting ready to hear from them. rolled out and maybe scaring seniors. >> if you are 55 or older you would have no effect whatsoever on your medicare, so that is something that republicans certainly want to get out as 2012 approaches. the president, meanwhile, cut on that open microphone talking about paul ryan shall the one who prepared the 2012 budget and makes the cuts, 4 trillion in the next ten years and here is what the president said about paul ryan he didn't intend to be caught. >> talking about eliminating the health care bill would

cost a trillion dollars, would add a trillion dollars to the deficit. so and when paul ryan says his priority is to make sure that we're, you know, i mean, he's just being america's accountant and not trying to be responsibilities. and this is the same guy who voted for two war that were unpaid for voted for bush tax cuts that were unpaid for and voted for the prescription drug bill that cost as much as my health care bill, but wasn't paid for. >> here is the deal. this was at a fundraiser in chicago and initially at these things they bring the press corps in and the press corps gets to see a little bit of prepared remarks and the press corps is moved out of there, the microphone is usually turned off and then he talks candidly to the people that pay to go see the fundraiser. >> so one report decided to stick around and hanging out for a while and got to hear those remarks and of course, there are many critics, the first time we've heard the president really kind of go after representative ryan that

way. we've heard him certainly criticize his plan, but to criticize him at a, i don't know, sort of at a personal level, i don't know that it hurts him i don't think his liberal base. >> i don't think it was such a bad. i don't think what he said was so bad. do you? it was sort of a tone, you know, accountant. >> what karl rove took issue with was the factual issues, not the tone, the savings in health care, the numbers don't add up. what he was saying was factually inaccurate. >> what karl feels, is that the president and many on the right feel that the president is in full campaign mode, it's not necessarily about our deficit, but it's about getting reelected in 2012 and that's what senator marco rubio echoed yesterday at a tea party rally. >> the president the other day didn't offer a budget, he offered a speech, a campaign speech and he has the right to read whatever speech he wants to read the truth he has to offer solutions. and these generational issues

can't be solved unless the president leads and rather than get reelected-- >> what we need to avert a debt crisis is real leadership and specific solution not campaign style political attacks. unfortunately, the president failed to put a serious proposal on the table. >> let us know what you think about these budget debates. friends@foxnews.com and you can also follow us on twit i remember. for the weekend crew we're ff weekend. you guys have your taxes all done. >> got them in the mail. >> tax day is monday, if you haven't, you have until midnight on monday. >> you wrn funny with your taxes, interesting write-offs. >> no. >> even if you did, you'd never do that. >> national television. >> here is what, not necessarily totally out of the realm of possibility you could get some funny interesting things taken care of, for instance, a state trooper argued that hair cuts were a requirement of the job, because you know.

>> hair cuts. >> they're supposed to have their hair. >> neatly trimmed up with the hat. >> that was a nonawarded deduction, didn't get any money for that one. >> how about a swimming pool. an elderly man tried to write off his pool and said it was for medical care for his exercise. and actually seems like a decent claim and it was, the court allowed the cost of the pool as a deduction. >> nice work. >> and had he not been told that swimming would be good exercise for him. how about joining a sports club that has a pool. >> and another one, cat food. have you thought to write this off, a scrap yard owner claimed they used cat food to attract wildcats in order to keep snakes and rats off the property. court allowed $300 deduction. >> do you have a cat. >> i do. >> try that. >> don't use it for that. >> and well, a body builder write off professional poising oil. i didn't know there was such a thing. but apparently there is, the business expense and he also

tried to get some high protein meat, supplements, that kind of stuff, but that wasn't deducted. >> i feel like i'm reading your tax returns. >> the body oil. >> body oil was granted, but the meat and supplements-- excuse me, excuse me. >> and that'd be more likely. >> a station operator deducted the cost of beer off of the customers free of charge while their vehicles are filled or serviced, yes, folks, you can write off beer if it's offered for those purposes. >> if you own a gas station and mixing people's cars. >> there you go. >> and giving them beer so they have alcohol in their system when he they drive away. >> that's what i couldn't understand. >> i want you to e-mail us, what are the whackiest write-offs in your taxes and get them allowed. >> friends@foxnews.com, send them in to us. >> the budget battle for next year underway, a group of lawmakers say the president's proposal does not cut enough. is he leading or just trying to get reelectedment diane

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends." congress has finally come together for a budget to fund the government the rest of this year. what about next year's budget? a number of republicans are critical of the president saying he isn't serious or really serious about making cuts at all. joining us from nashville is

congresswoman diane black. thank you for joining us on "fox & friends." >> good morning, clayton, so good to be with you on "fox & friends." >> clayton: the president, is he leading or punting when it comes to leading on the budget issue? >> clayton, when i was complaining and trying to understand the severe problems that we had at the national level, i realized that there needed to be some leadership and i was excited to hear the president's state of the state address thinking he was going to have policy issued included in that and we didn't hear anything and shortly after that we got the president's budget and once again, he did not put the recommendations on the fiscal commission in there and i don't believe that he's leading. therefore, our budget does do just that, it leads. >> clayton: you know, some economists disagree with that position, and in fact, one, a liberal commit paul krugman this week wrote a scathing piece about the ryan budget and let me put this up here and get your sense of this.

he says the president is actually leading on this because the numbers were far more credible than anything in the ryan budget. what do you say to that? >> well, i say that you check the source and we have sources that come from nonpartisan places, like the cbo, and i think we can trust those sources because they are nonpartisan. >> well, check the source, you're right on that. is there any chance though that once we saw this pass of course on friday, there is he' he no chance for this to actually pass the senate and if it does ever pass the senate, the president won't sign it. so, where does that leave us as americans? aren't we all frustrated and we can't come together and find some common ground? >> well, i think we continue to lead. i think we continue to say what really is happening, we tell the american people the truth and that's one of the problems that i have here is that i know that there was a slur thrown at representative ryan him being america's accountant. we need an accountant and

thank goodness we have somebody that's there in congress that can help us and to lead us in the right direction to get this country back on path. so-- >> where do we find. before we let you go, congresswoman, where do we find common ground and get it passed? the way i see it right now and the way that many experts see it, is that this thing is going to be a deadlock and never going to get the budget passed. >> here what i can point you to, the discussion about the continuing resolution, we began on the ground with the president saying he was not going to move a single foot forward and he was going to freeze his budget where it was, we continue to negotiate, so we didn't get everything we wanted, but we moved the president off of his mark. and i intend on continuing with my colleagues to stay on this path of prosperity and to move our country forward and get us out of the fiscal crisis. >> clayton: well, it's refreshing to hear what we need to cut rather than what to spend.

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends." some quick headlines, tragedy at california's paris valley skydiving school the second time in less than a month. one man died and another critically injured after they reportedly collided in mid air. last month two instructors died after colliding 300 feet

in the air. a brazen car thief arrested after nearly escaping nearly a year ago from england. it showed him barrelling through a railroad crossing moments before a passenger train zips by. >> thank you, juliet. high school sweethearts mat and liz, were thrilled and they welcomed their new baby daughter into the word and tragedy struck. 27 hours later, liz suffered a pulmonary embolism, dying before getting a dance to hold their newborn. in an instant matt lost his wife and become a single family. the memoir "two kisses for mattie" showed how he got through that and raised maddie as a single dad. and good morning to you, sir. >> it's heart breaking even reading that information. i can't imagine the pain you dealt with, when you blogged and wrote about this entire

process. how did that help? >> it's helped me to get my feelings out, you know, for the most part and that was the most important thing was, had this catharsis through the written word and something i had a he never done before and helped that bring that to the forefront and for me he to address those feelings rather than to bury them in the recesses of my mind. >> share with us the emotional journey you went through in the process from the beginning to that catharsis you talked about. take us through the emotional journey you had. >> yeah, so my wife was pregnant with our first child and her pregnancy was not the easiest thing, it was actually quite rough on her and so, she had several weeks of bed rest at home and then admitted to the hospital, because the doctors wanted her to continue her bed rest because my daughter was, she had some issues inside the womb and that included low amniotic fluid and umbilical cord

around her neck and my wife was monitored to be sure the baby would be okay. and seven weeks early they did an emergency c-section to make sure she would be safe and sound into the world. we had no rool concerns other than our daughter's health and we followed the directions while the doctors and nurses and the hospital staff and the next day when it was time for my wife to get up out of bed to go and hold her daughter for the first time she stood up and walked around the room a little bit before she ultimately collapsed and died because of the pulmonary embolism and it's not something that we were aware of, obviously, not something that could have been even prevented at that moment. in talking to the coroner they mentioned as soon as she stood up that basically that blood clot was on the way to her lungs and no chance. in that instant, i watched my wife die and at the same time i knew that i had a newborn baby who was again, seven weeks early and had some

potential for some pretty serious complications for her in the future life and i knew at that moment that i, i really had to go to my daughter and i had to make sure that she was my priority in my life and that's how things ended up happening for me. i really wanted to make sure that my focus was there on her at all times. >> and writing this blog and book "two kisses for mady" helped you and helped an awful lot of people. >> yeah, an unintended consequence of what i was doing. the blog ultimately started as something i wanted for my friends and family and see that i was taking care of madeline and she was getting the best kind of care that she possibly could from me. even in the worst circumstances and so, as the blog, you know, got more widely read and as these things happen on the internet it became more viral and people started reading it and it was almost unimaginable to me that people would want to read about my life and especially the circumstances i found myself in.

as things went along people were reading the blog and finding, you know, some common ground in it, and other widows and widowers finding the commonalty in our circumstances and people who had never been through such a thing, find themselves passing away as liz did and wondering how their husbands would take this role on and how the situation would be affected in their life. so, it blew me away i had so many people reading, but it's been a real interesting experience for me. >> and i know for young maddy who unfortunately is sick this morning, it helped to keep her mom alive and honor her memory. throughout the years. she will at some point read this and learn about her. and it's an incredible story and you're a courageous man and i put the information on my website, matt, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> dave: again the book "two kisses for maddy" we hope

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>> welcome back. violent storms across the south proving deadly. at least 17 people now have died in four states. here is look at one of the tornados, this one was spotted in jackson, mississippi, recorded through a car window. >> chief meteorologist rick reichmuth live inside one of the destroyed homes in leaksville, mississippi, a lot of daylight pouring through that roof, rick. >> yeah, we're in al via louise randall's home and you were in the home when the tornado went through and this is what's left, but you survived. what happened? what were you doing before the tornado and how did you survive this? >> (inaudible) shortly after 7:30 or something like that,

and that about half the day that had been. and so, usually i don't dress for the day. i didn't-- the clothes that i had on with the the bad weather. so, i said, i'm tired and i managed to get to the bed the and nobody was having any trouble. and so, i guess i can say the tornado and i covered my head, it's better than that and rolled out of the bed, on the floor, and got on the bed. >> so you rolled off the bed, underneath the bed and the tornado then did this. what did it sound like when

this, this happened? >> there was the downpour, and usually after a downpour, i was looking for. and-- >> oh. >> and so it was tighter underneath the bed and-- >> and then they came and rescued you. >> of course, and seemed like it, i don't know, seemed like a long, long time, i'm he is your that-- >> and that's all, but (inaudible) see i didn't know about the door 'cause when i was under the bed i locked the door. >> there was no door, fortunately, they were able to get in and rescue you. yeah. and here you are today. so many stories like this, guys, and one thing that i was

noticing all the people in the community coming by and helping each other out this morning, checking in on each other, bringing food and there's going to be a lot of that in the days ahead with scenes hike this, and the homes and people's lives who have been uprooted herement and more severe weather here, guys, moving in across parts of the carolinas, and the repeat stories like this, moderate to severe weather and more in the carolinas, up towards the nation's capital, and baltimore, philadelphia, potentially by tomorrow, and guys, that will be be good news and everybody will be able to continue all of the cleanup. send it back to you. >> wow, no door, no roof, not a lot of anything there. >> she has a good attitude. >> thanks, rick. >> the rest of your headlines. >> another after shock in japan overnight and the 5.9 magnitude quake and they ordered the country's nuclear power plants to beef up emergency operations systems and they say they don't want a repeat performance of the fukushima crisis and take the another two to three months to

restore power. an iraqi immigrant is sentenced to more than 34 years behind bars, for killing his daughter in a so-called honor killing. prosecutors say he ran over the 20-year-old with his car because he thought he was becoming too westernized. and the peoria resident says it was an accident. >> three men are under arrest in connection with the death of a 15-year-old massachusetts boy. john was found dead in the vacant lot back in september of 1969. her mother says she never gave up hope and killer to be found. >> i prayed every single night. and every single day. and i asked-- >> i think it had to be solved. >> mccabe was on the way home from a school dance when he

was attacked and he had been flirting with one of the the suspect's girlfriends. >> miley cyrus will not be partying in the usa anytime soon. >> ♪ >> they'll be hearing her in other places, but not the united states, not the usa as she likes to call it. the pop star is gearing up for a concert tour , but not the usa. she doesn't think that americans want to see her perform and she's going to places where she gets the most love. >> dave: i'm disappointed, that song is going to be in my head for the rest of the weekend. >> juliet: what's wrong with that. >> dave: clayton, a party in the the usa. >> clayton: it will be stuck in your head because it's also on your ipod. that's one of the problems. you know the projects you think about all winter long, the snow stops and fix the deck and the projects we put on the to-do list.

now, dads it's time to et get them done. dave white from home depot here to get it done. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> we need a power tool. >> nothing is better than had a power tool. this is the new milwaukee brand of red lithium and it doesn't mean much to people and talk about lithium eye on batteries and an advanced battery and this is more advanced because it lasts longer than the lithium and more charges and lighter and works in cold weather and these are fantastic. >> i'm not going to drill in just yet and i've had one of the older ones a few years ago, the power is completely different on this. >> yes. >> and just listen to this, i'm going to fire this puppy up. >> yeah, and you'll hear it when we do this because what woof he' got is a combo kit and this is called an impact driver and we've used regular drill drivers. impact driver actually has an impact action almost like somebody is doing this as you're drilling and a lot more torque. let he me show you what i'm

talking about. so this is perfect for drilling like long screws. >> and you didn't need to-- you didn't need to drill, put in a nail hole. >> i didn't have to put a pilot hole here and that noise-- >> give it a whirl. >> at least put on the-- put on some safety goggles. >> safety first, kids. >> there you go. >> and started, all right, and i 'm right-handed so we'll have to have that to the left. see that clicking? >> that's the impact action and the next thing i'm born to do. the next thing we'll show you comes in the kit is the hammer drill and it does kind of what it sounds like, it's got a hammering action and when you put it on the hammer setting right here. you can do that. >> you can do that on comment. >> it gives you more power and force going down and when you drill a hole. >> look how easily this goes through.

through. >> now, that's incredible. that's a battery pack on there. you plug into the wall socket. >> you've got the lithium giving you more power and this is the hammering action and allows it to bite into the concrete. >> and finally. >> we've got a light, too. >> these are cool, too, good point, the light on there that helps you aim it. the batteries are interchangeable here and this is probably my favorite. >> this is called. >> oh, yeah. >> a saw sol. >> it's a reciprocating saw, right and these are terrific for cutting and a lot of people like to use them for demo and i know you've worked hard on this deck today. >> you're going to ruin my deck? you're ruining my deck and check out everything you can at home depot, go to home depot.com and order all of this and this is great, too, for mixing up cookie dough batter.

>> sure, i guess. >> hey dave, juliet, what's going up on the show. >> dave: nice shades. is the search growing separate to find the 20-year-old woman taken by the property and cops keep changing the story, judge janine wants to know why. she's coming up. >> juliet: then they're often the you think sung heroes from oversees and here from one of the lucky winners of scholarship helping the military for 50 years. >> we'll check with neil cavuto on the cost of freedom business block. >> good morning, guys, from rising gas price toss rising deficits we're on it and we're buzzing the budget bashers, all sides on the outland iish cuts. from grandma to starving babies. and heat in washington washington is trying to get through. that's more and the cost of freeman the top of the hour. see you then. [ male announcer ] look outside. it's grow time.

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ask your rheumatologist if enbrel is right for you. >> more than 1 million dollars, that's how much the marine cor marine corps scholarship fund raised. money towards scholarships for kids with parents in the military. joining us is the president of the marine corps scholarship foundation, and she was awarded the scholarship at the ball last night. congratulations to you, and good to see you both. margaret, tell us a little about the leather neck ball for folks that don't have the program and give us general information about it. >> it's great to be back and for 49 years we've been awarding the scholarships for the sons and daughters of marine and navy corpsmen. a million dollars was raised and this year, we'll be awarding about 5 million dollars from the 1500 sons and

daughters of sacrificing military marine corps families. >> one of them is sitting here, right. >> we're proud of her. >> and her dad is 23 year marine, so, needless to say the importance of our military was impressed upon you at a young age and how important was it for you and other kids? >> it was very important. >> i graduated in new york and because my father is a resident of california, i was denied that, and denied me the presidential academic award and my sister saluteroian of her class, it's helping her go through college and this means so much to us and there's not a lot out there. and a lot of people say get good grades, you'll get scholarships, that's not always the case so having a foundation like this to help us, means so much. >> and you're a junior at hofstra. >> yes. >> you've lived in two countries, four states and six

cities and margaret talk about the importance of this scholarship for the children of our servicemen. it is difficult, moving all over the country, they have a lot of difficulties financially as well so how important is it? >> it is critical. our country must have college graduates for its work force and our military family sacrificed so much and luckily, americans want to support our marines. they're at the tip of the spear and our family have been at war for ten great years and it's unprecedented in our country and we need to do all we can to help these young women and men get to college, graduate and make america stronger, the great way to honor marines by educating their children. >> we're so proud. >> a great example sitting to the right. and i know if they want to help. 866 iwo jima or the website. >> we'll have that website. and police hunting for a kill ner long island after bodies

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>> welcome back to the show. new clues emerging in the case of a missing nursing student in tennessee. 20-year-old holly bobo was abducted by a man wearing camouflage. >> they found a lunch box and traces of blood. and things keep changing here and judge janine pirro comes in. we talked with a criminal profiler earlier. and says that something is fishy about the situation. what's your gut telling you? >> you know what, my gut is very conflicted about the conflicting misinformation that we're getting from

tennessee. not just, you know, i thought maybe it was the newspaper articles, but we found the tennessee bureau of investigation that says she was abducted, dragged from her home and no, she wasn't dragged she walked willingly and today we find out that a guy who may have been her boyfriend and it's on her back. and what we know for sure, there was blood outside the home and tennessee bureau of investigation confirmed that and they found her lunch box about eight miles away, and they have found duct tape with reportedly blond hair on it and found a camouflage outfit in the car. so irrespective of of all of the conflicting reports, we know she's missing. the brother and the boyfriend have been excluded. they say with certainty, as persons of interest. so, you know, all he would he know right now is this beautiful young woman who was on her way to school, learning to be a licensed practical nurse, was taken from her home. they say under some kind of

threat, but they are he' not being more specific. >> there's the information. if you have any information, we'll talk about that on justice tonight and also talk about the long island serial killer case you're all over. a phone call relate today information there. >> in long island we're going to be reporting on that tonight and lawen format authorities from long island, as well as information from a criminal gist and, a person who wrote a book. and experts one called her sister, in seven times in a way he he couldn't be recorded more than three minutes and saying, yes, i had sex with your sister and yes-- >> does it help them at all in the investigation. >> the kind of guy they're dealing with, a classic murder and sexual serial-- >> he's not a police officer? >> that's hogwash, anybody who watches csi, you throw a phone away in less than three

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>> you waste a lot of time online and facebook and a new study says wasting time online could high pressure you focus. after you study, walk around and the same principal. nock in new jersey wrote us. omg, i love wasting time online. i'm a much better employee because i can blow off steam. >> dave: i wonder if your boss agrees. i don't understand how people waste time, it's a tool to gather more information. you don't see people in front of the phone books. >> you're comparing the internet to phone books? how dare you. >> through the pizza section. >> you memorize one? >> yeah, through the book cover. lets us know what you think that, we'll talk about it on the after the show show.