>> good we think morning to you. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather nauert. it is wednesday march 28th. this is "fox and friend first. >> details about the jetblue pilot who went berserk mid air. >> still in fbi custody. tell us about what. >> the captain remains in the hands of fbi this morning. this was a terrifying situation for folks. try to put yourself in the minds of the traveler this cell phone video showing it all the captain being tackled after ranting and raving about al qaeda, iraq and afghanistan and a bomb was going to take off and quote take them all down he said to passengers.

he even told them to say the lord's prayer. >> he was running down the aisle he was screaming afghanistan there's a bomb. i got to get in the cockpit. then he started banging on the cockpit door. >> he started yelling it's going to blow up or they are going to blow it up. >> initially acting unusual in the cockpit. the co pilot told him to go to the bathroom. the co pilot changed the code to the lock and he got locked out. that's what he caused a scene lowing himself against the cockpit door trying to open an emergency exit. here's what the co pilot told air traffic control just before he made the emergency landing. >> blue 191, clear land. >> 911 emergency. we are going to need authorities and medical assistance at the airport. >> flight 191 in new york to las

vegas landed in arm dillow texas. a captain who happened to be a passenger went in the cockpit to assist the co pilot. he was subdued and taken to the hospital. they are calling it a medical situation. he is 49 years old. he has been with jetblue for 12 years has a wife and a child. the media is really trying to learn everything they can about him. we suspect to hear a lot more over the next couple days and weeks to come. >> so bizarre. hats off to the individual that held him down. >> image being on the flight. we are going to talk with one of the passengers of the flight later this morning. at 5:30 that passenger is coming up. lea leads us to the question of the day. what would you do if you were on that flight. would you be one of those who jump into action or would you be somebody who decided to hang back. >> we like to think we would. who knows. i would be praying a lot.

send your comments our way. you can post them at fox friends first or e-mail them to us at frienfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> a lot will be coming. let's take a look at your 5@5:00. it is an all out air assault. two large air tankers and hundreds of firefighters racing to get this massive and sub born fire out in colorado. right now it's about seven square mile that is fire is already leaving an elderly couple dead. investigators try to figure out if it was because of a burn to contain it has reignited. newt gingrich laying off a third of his campaign staff including his campaign manager. the republican candidate's new strategy hinges on trying to get mitt romney from getting the delegates he needs for the nomination. he will focus on social media

and personally call delegates to try to persuade them to back him at t republican national convention. >> a leader from the new black panther party offered 10,000 dollars to capture george zimmerman dead or alive is now under rays. he is arrested on unrelated weapons charges. this comes on the same day trayvon's parents spoke about their son's shooting death. they spoke on capitol hill. >> my heart is broken. it breaks even more to know that we have not gotten justice yet and this man has not been arrested for shooting and killing my son. >> he insists he shot martin in self defense. he has not been charged. the illegal immigrants accused of murdering five people in san francisco finds out today if he will face the death penalty himself. >> he is expected to be charged

with five counts of murder today. that would make him eligible for the death penalty. he served time for armed robbery and assault. vietnam's government failed to provide the correct documents to get him deported. bruce springsteen is not campaigning. he will perform at the opening of the new casino for chris christie. >> i think when gets off of the summer part of his tour, he hasn't announced for labor day week end. i think labor day weekend for bruce springsteen would be an incredible show of support for his home town. >> will springstein do it? a publicist before him is declining comment this morning. wonder what that means?

that is your 5@5:00. >> the third and final round of the supreme court hearings on obama care. let's go right to the supreme court where steve santoni standing by live. >> another hearings in the supreme court. some parts of the healthcare bill survive. how can you expand medicaid dramatically. that's on the agenda today. se the individual mandate, can you force someone to buy health insurance. donald burr rilly the sol liz y solicitor general tried to say you can the healthcare market is like no other. he faced poignant questions by the justices. >> that was the point i was trying to make justice kagan you are young and healthy one day and you don't stay that way. the system works overtime. i don't think it's a fair characterization of it. it gets to a problem --

>> we are not stupid. they are going to buy insulator. they are young and need the money now. >> here the government is saying that the federal government has a duty to tell an individual citizen that it must act and that is different than what we have in previous statements. >> there you heard justice kennedy. make a 5-4 ruling their way. he seems very skeptical as well along with the other conservative justices. going so far to say can you create a commerce in order to regulate it. he is saying can you force people to buy broccoli. the kind of questioning very tough and very poignant yesterday in the court today. can you separate parts of the law out and on medicaid expansion that gets underway at

10:00 a.m. back to you guys. >> thank you so much, steve. the last day, heather. >> it has been such a great debate. democrats and congress has a plan in place in case it falls apart. let's take a look at who is talking this morning. bill o'reilly and his talking points he gave his take on the healthcare hearing. >> consensus is that solicitor general donald verrilli representing obama did not make an argument they forced them to make health insurance or anything else of that matter. he got caught when he tried to call the fine that would be imposed the americans that didn't buy health insurance a tax. liberal justice even briar wasn breyer wasn't buying it. >> you keep saying tax.

if they pay the tax penalty. >> the penalty. >> all right it's a penalty. this tax thing is completely bogus. it's a penalty. that means the government sment punishing up to conform what they demand what they want us to purchase. it is flat out unconstitutional. the feds can't force us to buy anything. nowhere in the constitution is that power found. >> mitt romney is also talking this morning. he took to the late night circle and appeared there. roll the videotape. >> chris christie. >> indom inable. >> marco rubio. >> the american dream. >> paul ryan? >> paul ryan. >> paul ryan -- creative.

>> nikki haley? >> energetic. >> energetic. >> donald trump? >> huge, huge. >> rick santorum. >> press secretary. >> wow. was that meaning his press secretary? >> pressure is on. can you image playing that game. you have to think about every word. >> he was quick on his feet right there. >> speaking of quick on your feet. maria molina is here with a weather update. a lot of eyes on colorado as the out of control wildfire keeps ongoing. >> the one good thing about that area is we are looking at the winds diminishing. we are not expecting winds that are that strong to help spread wildfire. we are not looking at any rainfall out there a lot of sunshine it will stay dry

through saturday. we have rainfall through the latter half of the weekend and starting next weeks. fingers crossed we will get moisture through southwest denver colorado and jefferson county for the wildfire. current temperatures in the upper 60s for texas. and a much warmer day today across the northeast as we head out this morning. current temperature 45 over in new york city we were talking about temperatures in the upper 20s in new york city. windchills even colder than that. little better for the northeast. we have moisture creeping on through. satellite radar picture most of this moisture is not making it to the ground. it is really dry out there. what happens is stom of the moisture falls from the clouds. a lot of you not seeing the snowfall popping up across portions of new england. some accumulation between 3-5 inches of snow across maine

later today. out west it continues to be a mess with rain ams of snow continuing through out the region. northeast it will generally stay relatively quiet for the morning commute. not looking at delays but later today we could be looking at activity here. >> 12 minutes after the hour image seeing this heather out of your rearview mirror. >> you got to get away from it. you got to get away from it. get away. >> the flames erupting around that moving truck. you have to see what happens next. >> for the very first time the government is actually using female crash tummies in the test. what the government found out about women in the passenger seat. this thing is absolutely frightening. you have to listen to this. first what you missed on jay leno. >> open microphone incident with the russian president. he replied once he was re-elected he would be able to help the russians. what happened later when the mic

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>> welcome back. 16 minutes after the hour. accused p defrauding candidates of $7 million. here's the picture.

she was first arrested for mail fraud back in september. prosecutors say the fraud took place for more than a decade. spoiler alert this morning. we are about to show you which celebrity was sent packing from dancing with the stars. >> the couple with the lowest overall total therefore leaving right now is... martina and joanie. >> tennis star martina gnat loef sri the first to leave the contest. kevin mcgraw was also in the bottom two. we have the sale of the la dodgers filing a real mess it involves divorce and all that kind of stuff. lauren sim nettonetti here. >> it's two los angeles institutions buying the la dodgers for a record setting price of $2 billion.

they lost the team for about $400 million. this is definitely a substantial price. it still has to be approved the bankruptcy court. it is not a judgment. >> the big mess in this is he was going through a diff voersz the wife wanted a bunch of money then they filed for bankruptcy, the team, and now this obviously a big purchase coming through. but it has to be approved the bankruptcy court. >> they may end up making money on this thing. >> that may be the case. >> unprecedented. let's talk about ms global. a lot of money is still missing. there's controversy over whether executives should get a bonus. >> capitol hill saying no bonus. you need executives to find the money to go back to the client, right? >> we are going to be getting today. congressional hearing underway in washington where the ceo is

shedding unprecedented light on what happened the chaos and frantic gaze before the collapse on halloween of mmf global. jon corzine the former governor head of mf global kind of mia in all of this. >> what congress stated about no bonuses they may not have the wait of t weight of the loss. more people are buying suv's. they are buying smaller suv's. >> kind of like high gas prices does it make a difference? it is a record setting month for autos. small suv's as well as hot cars for march. the number is 14 and a half million. >> as a mom myself i have to say all of that stuff you have from the back.

lauren simonetti. a woman hands a homeless man her lottery ticket and he of course hits the jackpot. now she is back for a slice of the pie. the question is, is it legal? then there's this. stop from striking it rich? small person american towns are discovering oil gold mines. their land the feds are saying hands off. this is our oil. therefore our money. we have a decision to make her. we will report, you decide. before we go let's take a quick look at today's prices at the pump. they are moving even higher to 3.91 a gallon. that's average regular gasoline let alone the fancy stuff.

simonettisimonetti. >> gluood morning. the lights are on at one world trade. workers flipping on the switch activating a massive new power system there. once it is complete they will power the tallest skyscraper. the 9-11 memorial and museum as well. good deed coming back to haunt her. a woman who has the lottery ticket may not get a tidime of at all. she accidentally handed that ticket to a homeless man. surveillance video capturing the exchange.

she thought she handed the man money. a california judge has to decide if she gets to keep a cut of the ticket. of that money right, heather. a oo they have been going toe-to-toe with kaushing washin. this story is from foxnews.com. one part is money. they promised to return public land and there's no better time to deliver on that promise than now. utah passed the law asking them to regain control of 20 million acres that one lawmaker says are worth trillions in oil and minerals. similar legislation already passed arizona senate and is working in colorado idaho and montana and new mexico, too. gary herbert says the land could help cover funding. if it can't reach a deal with federal government they will pursue legal action. they are fight ago losing battle. it would be a huge disservice to turn national treasures over to

the state for development purposes. u.s. senator mike lee says this is as much about state sovereignty as it is about the economy. this is much more efficient than the federal government. the states are saying we can manage this land more effectively than the federal government. they can't levy taxes because it is owned by the federal government. they have a right to this land and they can do a better job with it. >> they are saying we know it better than you. they have the funding gap if they don't get the land back. >> the only way they can raise that revenue. >> it is 27 minutes after the hour. coming up we will tell you more about a passenger who tried to calm the airplane captain who went berserk on the plane yesterday. >> can't wait to hear that.

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>> hope you are off to a great day. welcome back to fox and friends. >> it is now 30 minutes after the hour. >> it is what happened on the jetblue plane and the pilot. >> could you image? >> right now captain clayton oz lund is still in fbi company. as we twrie to figure out what happened to his bizarre behavior. >> this is where he lives

part-time. his home town is savannah, georgia. they have these part-time apartments. people who know this pilot say he was laid back and really nice easy going, but he was anything but laid back less than 24-hours ago ranting and raving telling people to say their prayers we are going down on the jetblue flight. we saw a very different picture. osmond is a veteran pilot logging more than 18,000 hours in the air. he has flown 35 different kinds of planes. he loved flying. he did it in his free time. he is married and adores his grandson, he loves to play wii. what happened to this man to cause him to snap? that's the big question. jetblue is calling it a medical emergency. i have been reading a lot of blogs on-line. a lot of people are saying how scary it is. pilots have to go through health examinations twice a year but

they don't have to go through mental examinations. that's what a lot of people are saying. it is a scary situation. what is interesting is he wants to become a motivational speaker. i am guessing he is not going to be doing that any time soon. >> lydia thank you so much. our next guest is sitting right in the middle of the plane and gave the pilot some water and spoke with the pilot as well. his name is josh redic and he finally made it to his destination which is las vegas. tell us a little bit about what you saw on the plane yesterday. >> little bit of chaos. little bit of confusion and a lot of scared people. unfortunately that individual his credentials, he had a bad day. hopefully he is getting the help he needs and he is in a better place now. >> talk to me about this. you were sitting in the middle of the plane what did you hear what did you see?

>> well, we first saw the cockpit door open up and him come out of it which was a little bit seemed weird to me. my understanding is once that door shuts it stays shut. then he looked a little disheveled like sweaty a little bit. his clothes were ruffled he made his way to the back of the plane where nobody really was too alarmed at that point. there was a little bit of noise out of the back then he started to kind of trot or run to the front that's where i kind of stood up with the gentlemen i was with. said something is going on. then we heard him say a couple things like better say your prayers and mentioned a few international countries and said this guy is not in the right place. something is going on. i made my way forward a little bit. as well as did a lot of other folks. the real hero here i have to say is the co pilot and the crew. the guy had the wherewithal to get him out of that cockpit. >> pull off on that a minute. i think your story is interesting.

you were in a middle seat as i understand it. >> i was in an i'll. >> so you sit up you go to the front of the plane to help out. what was the mood? what was the feeling among passengers who are helping out here? >> i think a lot he have people were alarmed. anything that transpires on an airplane nowadays everyone is real touchy. it's a security event in las vegas so there were a lot of those guys. there was a retired police officer on the plane who really took charge. first tried to put his hands on and restrain the pilot. we assisted him when he said it's time to bring us back to the ground. >> when he was finally brought down by passengers and restrained you spoke with the pilot. what did he say? what was he doing? >> he wasn't saying much. i think he was muttering. still trying to say a couple prayers.

i was gently holding him down saying look you are going to be in a better place just a bad day all around. you want some water. the stewardess gave me water and i poured it into miss mouth. i don't think this guy woke up yesterday morning and planned to do this. >> quick thinking on your part stepping in and doing what you could do. did you ever fear. i image if you were on the plane, you had some concerns that it actually might blow up like that pilot was talking about, did you? >> i really didn't think that far past the moment, thank god. i just kind of listened to the st stewardess and the gentlemen that was a retired cop was saying get this guy on the ground hold him down restrain him. don't harm him, just restrain him. that's where i was at. once he got off the plane i hope they come in and at least sweep the plane. that was a concern. >> just double check. thank you so much for getting up so early with us today. you are out in las vegas.

hope you have a good time-out there. >> appreciate it. sthooivengs. >> coming up on fox and friends at the top of the hour. two of the passengers who helped subdue the pilot we will hear what they had to say and what they had to do to get the pilot under control. >> nerve wracking to be on the plane. >> the co pilot tricked him to get him out of the cockpit and locked the door so he could land it safely. brave men and women in the plane. >> president obama trying to play down his mike gaf. the president's rival says it's a big mistake and a revealing one. dieter doocy is live with the washington bureau. >> president obama tried to make a joke out of his open mic moment. he walked out in front of a huge group of international media and asked if the microphones were turned on. in case you missed it this is what he is trying to avoid.

>> that heard around the world given the high stakes involved with nuclear security he felt like he needed to explain himself without a punch line. it wasn't good enough for the top republicans trying to take his job. here are both sides. >> arms control is a complex very technical. the only way it gets done is if you gcan consult and build a strong basis of understanding both between countries as well as within countries. >> to say i can't talk about this right now but i have more flexibility after i am elected suggests he has a different agenda he is going to pursue once the american people aren't watching. i thought it was the wrong

course i thought it was revealing. former governor romney was out in burbank, california on "the tonight show"." here in dc republican speaker of the house john boehner says that politics stops at the water's edge. boehner says while the president is overseas he doesn't think it is appropriate to be critical of him or of our country. back to you. >> thank you, peter. now it is time for your top five stories at 5:30. crews will resume their search for missing 4-year-old boy in arkansas. they found two shirts yesterday that caleb lynn was wearing. caleb lynn was last seen over the weekend near a bridge at a boy scout camp. he was there to help his aunt clean up storm debris. they are in a desperate attempt to find the boy. the ground search has been called off and they will now focus on the river. >> this one in houston caught on camera.

it is the third bust in a week. 30 illegal immigrants living in a tiny home from guatemala and honduras. they found 25 undocumented people living in two hotel rooms. why the surge in all of these raids? some illegal immigrants have been calling the cops because they are being shaken down for money. a bronze statue of the lorax got grinched from the estate of theodore geisel perhaps you know him better as dr. seuss. he stands on a stump and has the word unless. that apparently the message unless more trees are planted they will disappear from the earth. a man riding in a taxi c capturing video of a pickup truck as it goes into flames. >> you have to get away from it. you have to get away from it. it is going to blow up. >> this during rush hour traffic. you can see a man running from

those flames as fire begins to engulf the truck. good samaritans race to save the driver. they are trying to figure out what caused the truck to start fire. >> talk about ruffling some feathers you are looking at a guy swatting a goose rolled up with a newspaper. the goose doesn't go down wi without a fight. >> he flies for the man's face. the man verses bird show down goes on for several minutes before he makes it past and goes on his way. >> those things can get vicious. they really go after you. they are pretty big animals, too. those are your five headlines at 5:40 this morning. before you leaf the house this morning let's get your first weather update with maria molina. >> we have a cool front that goes from the great lakes into

the flames that will be the storm system into the east. that will produce weather for us we are talking about showers from the northeast into the plains ahead of that system. it is cold across parts of new epping land. they are in the form of snow and accumulation from new hampshire to parts of maine. precipitation is expected. the morning rush is where it will cause a problem. severe probl in the plains and mid atlantic. this does include eastern kansas and southwestern portions of missouri and atlantic. west virginia, virginia and also parts of kentucky with large sized hail damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. it is going to take some time for these storms to get going.

across the northeast 68 degrees. >> warmer weather is always great. >> coming up for the first time the government is actually using female crash test dummies. tell you what they found out about women in the passenger seat. ladies, you got to listen to this. this is absolutely frightening. when you have the next snack attack today? what are some of your healthiest options? we are making house call on fox.

>> it is about that time. you put your health first. and if you have high blood pressure you need to listen up. we have a look at some of the best snacks that will help your heart. joining us from the medical a team is dr. conner. tell me what we can do if we have high blood pressure. a lot of americans watching out there, too. >> you have to watch your diet and exercise is important. while you are snack during the day to stay off the junk food

and satisfy the hunger and also satisfy your sweet tooth. one of the things that you can snack on it's very healthy for you is raisins. they have a lot of potassium. even more than bananas. the bananas blunt the effects of sodium in our body. the reason sodium causes high blood pressure it causes us to absorb more water in our circulation as a result of that your blood pressure goes up. the potassium dulls the effect of the sodium. >> you say 60 raisins three times a day will lower blood pressure. >> they are eating 60 raisins a day and they notice a reduction in blood pressure. >> what about heart disease. what can we eat to prevent that? >> walnuts is effective for people with heart disease. for a couple of reasons. one they have a certain type of monday no unsan ratted fat that turns into omega 3.

they are good for battling heart disease by decreasing inflammation in our blood vessels. in addition they have powerful antioxidants more powerful than other nuts. and as a result that also decreases the inflammation of blood vessels around the heart. good for heart disease and for battling heart disease. >> i see the avocados on this table. most everyone likes avocadoings, guacamole. >> avocados are great for potassium as well good for heart disease and a good source of vitamin. they are mostly fat. but the fats in avocado are difrment than the usual fats we think about. for a couple reasons. one is they are powerful and have powerful antiinflammatory effects. antiinflammatory febts are important to decreasing damage to blood vessels that can lead to heart disease. in addition they have a good monday no unsaturated fat. >> don't eat too many of them.

>> don't eat too man kneel. >> we talked about this this morning, they are high in calories. walnuts are high in calories the raisins are high in calories. you need to balance that in your diet. if you are going to eat the snacks keep that in mind as you are watching calories. >> everything in moderation. thank you for being with us. coming up the government is using female crash dummies for the first time ever. can you believe that? ladies, you have to hear what they found out about women sitting in the passenger seat. it is your last chance to answer our question of the day. what would you do if you were on the jetblue fight? would you fight or flight? we are going to read some of your e-mails. first let's check in with steve du doocy about what's coming up. >> i would take the train. what went hey wire on that flight between new york city and las vegas. also we have a biggest list.

senator john mccain is going to join brian in washington, d.c. evan gnaw trump, tony hawk the skate board king. fox and friends kicks off in 10 minutes.

>> 53 minutes after the hour. if you are hitting the road you might want to hit the brakes. for the first time ever they are using female dummies for the crash test. we want to tell you what we found out. it is really frightening. >> the first thung i thought of when i read this story here is a

happy meal. they are makeling crash test dummies smaller than they used to for good reasons. they have long been based on an average sized man. a dummy which is 5.9 and 172 pounds. i am not 5, 9 although i would love to be. neither is the average woman. the aying woman is closer to 4, 11. according to the national highway safety administration people who are smaller in stature are more vulnerable in injuries especially in the passenger seat. men drive more than women. female drivers in crashes have a 40 percent higher chance of serious injuries than guys do. smaller individuals hit the air bag at an angel so it basically jams the neck as taller folks hit it flat and it absorbs the head and chest. starting in 2011 those models are testing with the smaller female test dummy. they did release good news for

consumers that i want to share. a recent crash test show auto manufacturers are adapting vehicle designs adding cushioning and reshaping arm rests. they are exceeding safety standards. if you are looking at a 2011 model you are in good hands. >> cars are built for a male size body. just discovering that, come on. >> hello. women are smaller than men. >> we asked you to brew p on this. we told you about the jetblue pilot going berserk telling passengers the plane will go down. we have the question of the day. >> what would you do if you were on the jetblue flight? would you fight or kind of hang back a bit? >> here are some of the responses so far. >> spencer austin i would question the airlines hiring process and wonder what kind of meds the pilot was on and ask questions. >> robert beverly also tweeted

us. he said what would i be doing? i would be looking for the federal air marshals. where were they? >> from justice he says i would do what the passengers did neutralize the captain so he doesn't hurt himself or other passengers. thanks for your responses. >> what would you do? >> i would be scared to death. i would like to believe i would jump on him but i am not so sure. >> you never know how you are going to respond to that. 5 minutes before the hour and wondering why about the suitcase didn't maybe make it to the baggage carousel. we will tell you about t. there's a shocking discovery. that's up straight ahead. can you figure out the word of the day? stick around we will have the answer for you. >> heather? >> i have no idea. >> never get this. >> i am awful. >> you are, too. >> glad i am not the only one. my name is robin.

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>> good morning, everyone. couple of minutes before the hour. we take a look at the good, bad and the ugly today. first, the good. a couple of good samaritans risked their lives to help rescue a family after their van veered off a road and into a canal. this happened in miami, florida. grandfather, a father and a 1-year-old girl all made it out alive. well, next, the bad. employees at new york's j.f.k. airport accused of stealing from passengers. a new report shows that more

than 200 items are stolen there every single day. and finally, the ugly. a top new york education official getting fired after it was revealed, well, this is not the official who was fired. that's the education commissioner but a guy was fired after it was revealed he abused his position to get his wife a high paying job. the problem -- she barely speaks english and doesn't know how to use e-mail. >> now it is time to get scrambled up. >> she's good at that. >> much better than i am. that's for sure. >> i don't know, guys. good morning! i'm thinking like tropicana but it's not that. >> o.j. in the morning. t tapioci! captain. >> airline captain. >> there's always a theme here so if you watch the show, we give clues based on the segments we do. that's the key. >>