>> alisyn: good morning, everyone: frightening look fighter jet slammed into apartment complex. crews are combing through the message for three people still missing at this hour. this while the pilots are being hailed as heros. we are live with the latest for you. >> dave: remember when president obama said this after taking office? >> you can't go take a trip to las vegas or go down to the super bowl on the taxpayer's dime. there has got to be some accountability and some responsibility. that will haunt you. i guess the president did not expect videos like this from the gsa. don't worry, it wasn't the white house's fault. the blame game in full effect this morning. >> clayton: talk about some rotten eggs. look at these. >> put them all in. where are you going? right there. get them. pick every color you see.

get-em. >> parents taking fun out of easter tradition. the voice you heard on the tape alisyn camerota. [ laughter ] "fox & friends" begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> alisyn: good morning, everybody. you will hear me egging on my children, forgive me, later because they are coming in to decorate. >> clayton: they are. that's crazy. tell us about these stories across the country. parents getting out of control fight for easter eggs and now they're canceling them. >> alisyn: i don't think that's the right spirit. >> dave: start with people in virginia beach really after a navy fighter jet slams into apartment complex. >> a plane just came down right here. unbelievable, man. look at that gone. all gone, dude.

unbelievable. >> dave: unbelievable is right. three residents still unaccounted for this morning. believe it or not, officials saying it could have been much worse. >> peter doocy live on the scene with more for us. tell us what you find out there. >> the last update we got from the fire department here is that three people are still unaccounted for. they are not necessarily missing. not classified as missing because no one has reported them missing. there are three people who they are trying desperately to get in touch with. this is the complex behind me. right now 40 apartments are scorched and five buildings. that plane really just fell out of the sky. again, nobody has been reported missing. authorities are trying to figure out if anybody had unreported guests or unreported tenants. you can see here they are not telling us but in the screen shot, the air field, ocean in a air field is to the right and nobody knows exactly or at least nobody could really tell which way the plane was coming down from the authorities. we have heard different things

from different people. but we do know that lots of frantic people here trying to get in to the scene for the last few hours. lots of people have cell phone video. amazing. you have seen some of the tapes. it is really something that you have never ever seen before. we know they do say that the pilots did something right when they realized something was wrong by dumping as much fuel as they could and then ejecting. of course, it is unfortunate that 40 people right now are being kept at local elementary school. they have no idea when they will get back. it might take a year to figure out exactly what happened here and the fire department is going to be on scene for at least the next four days before they hand things off to the navy. we're told the next update we're going to get from the fire department is going to be at 8:00 this morning, once the sun comes up. alisyn? >> alisyn: all right, peter doocy, thanks so much for that update. there are incredible stories about the aftermath of that crash. >> the pilot. >> alisyn: pilot dangling from the tree still in parachute.

apologizing to everyone in that apartment complex. >> dave: remarkable people are still missing this morning. you would have thought by the pictures dozens. >> clayton: that's a densely populated area. it's a navy town. those apartments complexes huddling on virginia beach. on that side a densely populated area. it's a beach area. we will get more from peter coming up a little bit later at 8:00 a.m. >> alisyn: meanwhile, you have no doubt heard about what was going on at the gsa the general services administration because they had a big trip, a convention or a conference in las vegas now people call that boondoggle because the things that they spent money on were truly amazing. $3,000 for a mind reader. $6,000 for commemorative coin. we have some new news this morning about what's happening. >> clayton: yeah, all this criticism on the obama administration at the end of the week for its out-of-control spending, it's government waste at its worst,

right? when you see $4 a shrimp. $19 cheese plate. going to las vegas. why can't they do it in washington, d.c.? our own ed henry reporting last night, the obama administration putting blame on bush administration that they inherited this inflated problem. >> dave: that is shocking, isn't it? where have we heard that line before? they say this spending started under the bush administration. check back in the year 2004 when it was $93,000 the spending there on this convention. and then it ramped up under president bush, 323,000. 655,000. wham. there comes the big number. $840,000 in 2010. percentage increase was far greater under the bush administration than it was under the obama administration. unbelievable, to again, be finding blame here in your

predecessor. >> clayton: yes, those numbers did tick up dramatically under the bush administration 248% in spending. with the clip we played of president obama a short short time ago no more trips and wasteful spending. under the obama administration they went up 28% so they didn't put an end to it. >> alisyn: ed henry talked to a white house official last night. here was their explanation at least we have taken bold swift, forceful action to hold those responsible accountable and put in place protections to make sure this never happened again. if bush administration folks had acted under their watch, the 2010 debacle could have been avoided. well, not so fast. there is an investigation now into the gsa and what darrell issa has found out that, in fact, they did know about it for 11 months and that no administrators were fired until well after that.

>> dave: it was may of last year when they were first told about this investigation? >> alisyn: government spending at its finest. it's exhibit a. i don't know that anybody cares if it was the bush administration or the obama administration which had a greatest percentage. just stop it. make it stop. >> dave: have some accountability. the fact that they were looking back and blaming predecessor. no one was putting all the blame on the president anyway. get handle. the budget was 300 grand and went to over 800. the blame game, i think americans are sick and tired of it. >> clayton: wouldn't you like to hear from the administration? yes. we found this. it was a mistake. look, it stops with us. the buck stops with us. we found it. we cut it off it was a mistake. t will never happen again. here is what darrell issa said to your point it takes a lot of work to spend $3,000 at a time when unemployment was 10%. this administration knew about this 11 months ago and they didn't act until the press got wind of it.

this is at this typically in ths administration they are only transparent when they are discovered. talking about solyndra. >> alisyn: this type of wasteful spending would stop. let's remind you of that. >> you can't go take a trip to las vegas or go down to the super bowl on the taxpayer's dime if there was not gob accountability and responsibility and that's something i intend to pose as president of the united states. >> dave: responsibility part. i was critical of him saying no trips to vegas. you can't bury the vegas economy. that's what they do. they hold conventions. that's why they have thousand it sands and thousands of jobs. we need people who hold conventions. they don't have to be $800,000 connections. accountability is what we need from our president and his administration. >> clayton: they don't need to be taxpayer conventions. other conventions like the consumers electronics show. let us know what you think

about this, friends at foxandfriends.com and also find us on twitter. >> alisyn: $4 shrimp helps it go down easier. after days of searching, police in california have elected the weapon they say that former nursing student used in monday's deadly shooting spree at the university. seven people killed in the rampage. gun found in a waterway less than a mile from the school matches the serial number of the weapon recently purchased by the suspect. the 43-year-old has been charged with seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. g.o.p. presidential candidate rick santorum is hoping to win his home state of pennsylvania later this month. some republic super delegates say the race is over. recent a.p. poll shows a majority of the republic national committee members are now supporting mitt romney and even those that don't think

he's going to be -- don't think he's going to be the nominee. all right. right now the current delegate count is romney 660. santorum 281. the pennsylvania primary is april 24th. 72 delegates are up for grab there. florida government rick scott signing a bill known as cailee's law. inspired by the death of 2-year-old cailee anthony. increases prison from one year to five years lying to police about a missing child. mother casey anthony was convicted on four counts of making false statements to police. she also waited an entire month reporting cailee missing in the first place. one of the mega millions lotto winners claiming their share of the 656-million-dollar prize. we are talking about the winners from kansas. the lucky guy or gal choosing to stay anonymous. that's why you see that giant check going to a cardboard

cutout instead of a real person. we're told the person was still in shock and showed one lawyers and financial advisors like you are supposed to do. he or she lump sum $110 million after taxes. winning tickets in maryland and illinois yet to be claimed. >> dave: makes you feel good they are doing the right thing. maybe. >> clayton: winner's name flat stanley, might be. you never know. >> dave: wouldn't that be something? >> clayton: good for flat stanley. traveling so much he needs to take back some of that investment. >> rick: probably taken to all kinds of different states. good morning, rick, how are you? >> rick: people take it in one lump sum go out and blow it in irresponsible manner? >> clayton: guy won the lottery twice. kept the money in his car and went into a bar and had the money stolen out of his car.

>> rick: don't leave your money in the car when you go in a bar. very nice easter weekend in store for some people. cool morning great lakes ohio valley. we will have to deal with that freeze warning in place. talk about a few storms later on today. parts of texas and oklahoma. don't worry, we are not talking about a repeat of the tornadoes we saw earlier this week. everybody pretty much easter weekend. today and tomorrow. the mornings are for cold weather. all this dark blue those are freeze warnings in effect. a lot of vegetation already blooming want to protect this not just tonight, this morning but tonight again. very cold air will settle in across parts of the eastern seaboard over the next few days. it's very very clear as well. only big problems we have right now is storms across parts of oklahoma. that's going to spread into texas later on today. also dealing with some these storms up across parts of the far northern plains. that's where we had snow. that's almost done with over across montana. >> alisyn: thanks, rick. now go cash your ticket.

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block. women are not an interest group. you shouldn't be treated that way. [ applause ] women are over half this country and its workforce. >> alisyn: are women getting short tricked in this economy and why is the white house doing this now. good morning. >> good morning. >> alisyn: are there women-specific issues that need to be addressed in this economy? >> absolutely. always going to be women-specific issues. this is absolutely focus. we're going to be a wig part of this election. there is first of all more of us. more women register and more women come out to vote. with the decline now of men, right? he is losing the male audience steadily over time. is he going to get 60% of women in order to win. let's not forget the mathematical equation here. this is absolutely about the

women's vote. >> clayton: white house saying this is not a political event. diddo you buy this? >> no. that's a lie. women are going to be the tipping point in this election. >> clayton: part about this recovery surprisingly harder on women. recovery harder on women. recession was better for women because men were losing their jobs. now women are having trouble getting back into the workforce. what is president obama or the g.o.p. candidates need to say frankly to women to get them engaged in this election? >> i don't think that either one of the candidates understand what's going on down on ground level. more women are head of household. more women single in household raising their kids. everything has gone up just to get your kids to and from school has gone up. milk has gone up. camp has gone up. i can't afford camp. do i go to work or stay home? they are in this quandary because the budgets are so tight. notoriously women's credit ratings are lower. hard to get capital.

everybody is talking about stock markets. women are, look, i'm just trying to make ends meet at the end of the day. >> alisyn: by the way women still make 77 cents on the dollar that every man makes. part of what the white house is doing they said is tout their success at dealing with women and women's economic issues. have they moved the needle? >> no. i read that same headline too that they have specifically helped women. no they have not specifically helped women. the places we need help we don't have it then you turn around and take a look at okay going forward. then they do this huge thing come out and saying the whole birth control and abortion, like we're going to go there? going to turn back the clock? women are angry at this point. >> clayton: is that the disconnect then that the obama administration believes we are connecting with women because we are standing up for a woman's right to choose and your right to use birth control. at the same time the data coming out showing most women care about the economy more now. that's what they are dealing with. >> not only do they care about

the economy today they look long term. the things for women is not what men look like. like michelle, got a very good high rating. women look at the female part of this candidacy than men do. very important about the women that stand alongside with them because that's also a role model. take a look at what is going to be their mantra. what are they going to take care of so we feel at ground level. access to money, that's difficult. access to ownership and our kids. turn around the debt is more important to women than it is for men because that's our children. that nurturing thing going wait a minute, my kid is not going to be able to go to college. we're putting that nurturing comes in what are we going to do about the deficit? >> alisyn: good we're talking about it now. thanks for coming in with your take on this. >> clayton: thanks. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. guys! no! we've talked about it. it's water!

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>> dave: welcome back, new accusations surfacing that members of the administration are responsible for leaking secret service strategy plans to stop israel from attacking iran. who really benefits from this information? jeremiah o'keefe is a middle east expert. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> is the obama administration leaking and does it compromise israel's security? >> absolutely they are leaking. it's one thing to have one individual with an administration talk to the press, talk to the journalists but there were multiple leaks occurring out of the state department as well as the pentagon regarding. >> dave: -- why? >> why? they want to stop israel using -- to attack iran, bottom line.

>> dave: in the "the washington post" on friday the president has signaled to iran that would accept a iranian nuclear program because as you know the supreme leader there says they will never pursue nuclear weapons. is that something israel would accept, a civilian nuclear program let alone the rest of the civilized world, the u.s. diplomats as well? >> absolutely not. israel should not accept that. you can still enrich uranium with a civilian nuclear project. so that is unacceptable all together. >> dave: now back to the alleged leak. who would stand to benefit the most from that? >> president obama in this election year. he is play indicating as much as he can the left within the party. he doesn't want to see the nation move forward into any sort of military altercation in the area. but, you know, let's look at at the bigger picture here, which is of great concern to

me. we saw the open mike incident with the russian president a week ago, okay? russia does want to see an iran with a nuclear weapon. we have to understand that so the question is this: if the president is willing to bargain away missile defense in europe after he's reelected, so he hopes, what is he willing to do with israel right now regarding the iranian issue? we heard this past week, for instance, the iranian minister came out on thursday saying that it would be foolish for israel to launch an attack, a couple days prior to that, the russian foreign minister said the same. guess what was announced yesterday and occurring as we speak this morning? there are russian and iranian navy exercises occurring. and so my fear is that this president might be willing to gamble away the security interests of an israel just for the sake of his

re-election in office. many factors here. >> dave: president needs support of the american jewish community. thanks for being with us this morning. >> you're welcome. >> dave: coming up, air traffic controller ignoring a pilot's call for help. >> did you hear that? >> yes. >> i know that's b.s. united 12. do youyou know of united 12 anywhere? >> dave: o.j. simpson innocent. he was fall guy as well. talk about some rotten eggs. >> go in? where are you going? get them all, rights there get-em. lay la, pick every color you see. get them. >> dave: out-of-control parents taking fun out of easter tradition. we'll be right back.

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was talking about $4 shrimp so jon stewart had him on the daily show to talk about shrimp and more. >> join me more as we play can you make bill bill o'reilly pay $4 for shrimp. all you need to play this at home is a plate of shrimp. four $1 bills and oh we need bill o'reilly. oh, that's the only thing we don't -- oh my god! bill o'reilly? >> bill: why are you bothering me, stewart? i'm not paying four bucks for a shrimp. >> here is our first scenario. bill o'reilly have a rare medical condition that requires the consumption of one shrimp per day. >> i'm not eating the shrimp. i'm not buying the shrimp. i'll give a donation from bill o'reilly.com for the flag people. >> would you pay $4 for a shrimp if it were wrapped in a $10 bill neglect you a profit of $6? [ laughter ] >> i would steal the $4 shrimp and then donate it to the

occupy wall street folks so they know what the one percenters eat. [ laughter ] >> would you buy a $4 shrimp to throw into the exhaust port and save the planet? >> no. >> god! o'reilly. >> allow $4 shrimp not worth saving. [ buzzer ] >> that's the. [ buzzer buzzer, i have lost. boyle has held strong in refusal to pay $4 for shrimp. i salute you, sir. [ laughter ] >> clayton: i love the graphics department making the shrimps pop down. that's great. >> alisyn: those guys act angry like they are not having the good time. that's the most fun of their week. >> dave: think they have beers afterwards. >> alisyn: that's a romance. >> clayton: tomorrow is easter. people are gearing up for easter egg hunts. not even just on sunday. >> big ones are on saturday.

>> clayton: some are cancelled across the country because of parents getting out of hand taking the fun out of easter like some of these parents. take a look at some of these ridiculous parents forcing their kids to get eggs. >> lay la, pick them all up, where are you going? turn around, pick them all up, all of them. lay la, put them all in, where are you going? >> get them all, right there. >> dave: cut the caffeine for parents on easter egg hunts. they are being cancelled. you heard about one being cancelled in colorado springs that had happened for the last 10 years and one in macon, georgia. originally cancelled for tomorrow. they had to have a press conference to come out and say they are actually still having said easter egg hunt. but they were concerned about past injuries. about a woman trampled last year. what's happening here ali? >> alisyn: right there. was a stampede. this is not the only video. youtube are rife of videos with parents yelling and egging on. >> what's your behavior like?

do you care if they get any eggs? >> alisyn: first of all ours happens in our house. it's hard a stampede to break out, though it could happen. our house. we hide them all around the house and the kids, you know, go hog wild in their nightgowns and pajamas. it's not quite that level of competition. >> clayton: i won't have to buy eggs if my kid will stock up his whole bag. let us know what you think about t on foxandfriends.com and twitter ff weekend. >> alisyn: meanwhile, men, i have the key to discuss for you this morning. this will answer all of your relationship problems. >> dave: okay. i'm listening. >> alisyn: listen up. according to the psychological association they have done a study and one thing that women most want from men is empathy. we want you to understand us. >> clayton: and feel your pain. >> alisyn: feel our pain. that will solve all of your problems. >> dave: do you want us to feel your pain or do you want us to just feel pain? [ laughter ]

>> alisyn: no, no, no. >> dave: i'm just asking. >> clayton: dave and i are on othe same page on this. >> alisyn: we want you to feel our pain, understand us. >> clayton: women are happier when they know their partners know they are upset. acknowledge their pain. they correctly understand when their partners are upset rather than happy. so they understand they see a quirk in their face. they know they are happy. >> alisyn: that makes us happy. >> clayton: there are times let's say our wives are out of town, they are having a good time. maybe they are whom their family, whatever it is. they want to know that we're not out having a good time. >> dave: that's why i say do you want them to feel your pain? >> clayton: right. but you are an odd bird. >> alisyn: here is what they want when you say this is the secret everybody. when you say to your wife when you are in a fight what i hear you saying is you are

frustrated. >> clayton: kind of in this clip from sign feld. >> i've always had to struggle so hard for everything i've ever got. [ laughter ] then for you to do what you did this is going to be my big break. >> dave: that's the struggle. she later cried about dropping the hot dog. >> clayton: okay. i know you are upset. now we are on the same page and she is happy about it let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com or on twitter ff weekend. >> dave: we will continue to discuss throughout the break. >> alisyn: an air traffic controller is under fire after he ignored a pilot trying to make an emergency landing. the air traffic controller assumed that the call was a prank. united express flight was trying to land in denver because there was smoke in the cockpit. >> emergency 12. please.

>> and who is that? >> 5912. >> united 12, watch your position? did you hear that? >> yeah. >> i know that's b.s. i know it is. >> you know, what? >> united 12? do you know of a united 12 anywhere? >> alisyn: controllers went back to directing traffic for about 30 seconds before the pilot made another emergency call. this time he said the plane had landed and was evacuating on the runway. only one of the 22 passengers on board went to the hospital but is okay now. the ntsb says it is investigating this incident. well, our thoughts and prayers are with rick santorum and his family this morning. his youngest daughter bella is back in the hospital. the family of four is requesting privacy at this time as she works her way to recovery. the 3-year-old suffers from try some 18, a rare genetic disorder. back in january she was admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. unclear what caused this most recent hospitalization.

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16. shot not a good one. what happened to the 9 iron? it got kicked. took out from us on the club kicking it tiger shooting 75. is he 39th at the masters. >> clayton: teed off and doing well 2 under and fell apart. >> dave: i guess we're not going to show fred couples the 52-year-old in the lead. >> clayton: insulted you called him an old man. >> alisyn: let's get to rick with the weather. >> rick: old man 52. poor dave our stage manager not saying you are 52, dave but don't be offended by that here is your temp as you are waking up this morning. a little cooler than we have been for the last couple of weeks. temps changing out there feeling more like march than april for a lot of people. we do have severe weather today down across parts of texas, along i-20.

heading along oklahoma city. this is largely going to be a hail and wind thing not talking about a big threat for tornadoes. don't worry that much about that in texas. could be seeing damaging wind and certainly some rain. go to your easter sunday forecast. if you are going to sunrise service tomorrow or early easter egg hunt this is what your weather looks like across the eastern part of the country. if you are doing a picnic in the afternoon. there you go warming up quite nicely everybody across the eastern seaboard. nice day. not a lot of weather happening except for parts of texas with scattered showers. back to you. >> alisyn: thanks, rick. coming up, o.j. simpson is innocent. he was just the fall guy. that's what one detective can prove and says he even has the murder weapon. he's next. >> clayton: ainsley earhardt is live at the international auto show. getting behind the wheel of the most popular truck in america. there she is. looks natural in there. ♪ baby, you can drive my car ♪ get it...guys weekend.

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>> clayton: happy passover. jews around the world celebrating hasover. it common rates the israelite's escape from slavery as narrated in the book of exodus. renowned artist thomas kinkade has died at 54 years old. right now it appears that he passed away from natural causes. kinkade considered one of the most important painters in the past century ideal lick landscapes are hanging in 10 million homes in the united states alone. alisyn? >> alisyn: listen to this story. nearly 20 years sinceologicsinc.

the author of oj is innocent and can i prove t. >> good morning, alisyn. >> alisyn: you spent 17 years trying to solve this case who did it? >> o.j.'s son. 24 years old at the time. 5'11". 235. on probation for assaulting previous employer by a night. never interviewed by the police department or the district attorney or the attorney general's office. that's just the beginning. >> alisyn: that's fascinating so. his son's name is jason. and you went through a storage locker and trash owned by jason. what did you find? >> we found this knife right here, which is is a replica of a gerber mark 1 that's designed for one purpose and one purpose only. that's designed to cut and to kill. what we found extremely interesting, even though it fit the criteria of the wounds on ron goldman, we found that the butt of the knife had been in fact removed and wax poured

inside. we took it to the gentleman considered the expert in the field of knives and gunshot knife wounds. he compared it to the laceration on the top of nicole's skull and it matched. >> alisyn: that is fascinating. so what would jason simpson motive be here. >> he was supposed to come to the restaurant where acting chef. first time put on his performance. not like his dad running up and counsel the field. he was going to be able to show off his talents of his grandfather being a chef. never showed up. you don't do that to somebody taking depakote. the fact he was taking 5 milligrams a day. >> alisyn: in other words, he was medicated for what was his disorder? >> weapon, it says procedures but it was for res disorder. intermittent res disorder. >> meaning he had anger

management problem. >> in fact several weeks prior to that he checked into the hospital, told the physician i'm out of my medication about to rage. one told me he had quit taking his medication two weeks prior to the murders. in fact one night he came at me with a chef's night, pinned me on the ground and cut off all my hair. then he picked me up and threw me into a tub of water that had no water in it according major article, he attacked his girlfriend jennifer green and tried to choke her to death. yet never interviewed by law enforcement. >> alisyn: have you shared your findings with the l.a.p.d.? >> boy, have we tried. we met with the attorney general's office in 2008 with five members of their staff who were elated over what we had uncovered in our 17-year investigation and all of a sudden, about -- it was supposed to be two weeks, it went into five. then we received a little letter oj was sentenced in

nevada. not interested. they said save, protect these files, these documents and all this evidence. we're going to take over this case but they didn't do it. >> alisyn: the book is fascinating. william dear. have you written "oj is innocent and i can prove it." thanks for coming in and sharing with us. >> thank you. >> alisyn: considered to be the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks now mohammed is heading to court. will justice be served? >> hottest truck on the market. ainsley has a sneak peek at the brand new ford f-1 auto. she is live for us from the new york auto show. see you in a minute, ainsley ♪ 75 johnson ♪ electric choke ♪ a young boy ♪ two hands on othe wheel ♪

cray clay welcome back. americans love their trucks. despite high gas prices they are paying more than ever before. we sent our own ainsley earhardt to the auto show to test drive -- sort of. what are you finding? >> you know what? i know nothing about cars that's why we get the experts here. this is andrew, with popular mechanics magazine. is he here to tell us why this truck is the most popular truck in america. for 35 years the ford f-150 is the number one seller in trucks. why is that? >> at popular mechanics magazine for 110 years we always celebrated innovation. towing capacity. reliable. >> towing capacity v-6 engine, right? >> you can get the v 8 too but the v 6 is the story here. its ha the same towing capacity as the v 8. pretty impressive. >> how is that possible?

>> it's a turbo engine. ecoboost engine which is ford's way of saying twin turbo. and what that does is let's you have less cylinders but you get just as much power. actually a little bit more power in this one. >> all right. good deal. this one we revealed on "fox & friends" on thursday. the world debut this is the ram 1500. >> it's fantastic. what is probably most exciting about this truck you can't quite tell from the sheet metal but from the wheel to the ceil it's been updated. everything has been upgraded. what is impressive they have done a lot of tricks to increase fuel efficiency. knew adjustable air suspension. shutters in the grill. >> did i hear have venetian blis and shutters? >> little shutters can open or close. let more air in as it works harder or close he deter air and make it more aerodynamic. how awesome is that?

>> that's great. lived in texas from south carolina trucks popular. range recoveries, this is the latest, right? >> it is. can you think of a better name from this car. invoke. it makes you feel all kinds of things. amazing. a great sill low -- silhouette here. started out as a concept. because some people liked the look of the car, they built all the mechanicals around it to make sure it had the same great appeal. >> you got to test drive this one. >> i did. >> what was favorite part about it? >> this is the panoramic top. when you are driving it, it feels like you are on the open road. >> it does. it lets a lot of sunshine in. really opens up the interior. it's great. if you get tired you can hit a button and the shade closes it. no. that's really great. i like the shifter in here something that jaguar and landover do. it pops up out of console. instead of being a stick that you normally have. it's a dial.

turn the dial go from park to drive. >> go out and test drive one. thanks so much, back to you. if you had to choose one of these, what would you get? >> that ram looked pretty nice. i need something from you ainsley coming up in the next part. we have three hours to find this car. apparently the back-to-the future car is there. the brand new did he loren is there. it's an electric delorian from back to the future somewhere on the floor. >> alisyn: drive it over. >> dave: downstairs. i have been to that many times. food police at it again. the government wants to tell you what you can and cannot eat at work. ♪

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crews searches for three people still missing. we are life it on on the groundh the latest for you. >> dave: one democrat in congress wants to regulate what you eat at work. is government going too far? we report. you decide. >> clayton: secretary of state hillary clinton being called out by her own staff. wait until you hear why. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. captions by closed captioning services >> alisyn: my ride is here. >> clayton: brand new viper he they brought this puppy back. >> dave: $100,000 burning a hole in your pocket, clayton, this was a hugely popular car at one point for dodge. the viper is making its return this year. look. chrysler has done everything well in the last couple of years. finally turning a profit.

have they gone one step too far? that's what i will ask the folks here with us today. >> alisyn: great looking. >> clayton: out on the plaza. stay tuned and please do. we have the author of this book called warrior cardio on the show this is going to be tough. put all three of us to the test. [ laughter ] >> ever seen those rope things that you have to do. >> alisyn: heavy ropes, hoisting tires. >> i see people doing those and i shake my head. we will be doing that in a short while. cave dave should be fun. >> alisyn: navy fighter jet falling out of the sky into apartment complex below. >> holy [bleep] a plane just came down right here unbelievable man, look at that gone. all gone, dude. unbelievable. >> clayton: all of this happening in virginia beach. incredibly we just learned all the residents are now accounted for.

peter doocy live on the scene with more of this. three people unaccounted for. that has now changed. >> that's right. about two minutes ago we heard from the fire department that they went through the apartment manifest and every single person they know of who was in those apartments has been accounted for. they don't want to give the all clear just yet. they don't know if anybody had any guested or unregistered tenants staying there. apartments, four of them were scorched in five building. 26 people hold up at temporary shelter at local elementary school. we were also just told by the fire department since they are -- since they know everybody that was in there that they know of got out, they are about to transition from a search and rescue mission to an investigation. we know right now that ocean in a base is two miles away from here. people are used to the noise. they knew as soon as they saw this one something was wrong. listen here. >> walked out of our house

about noon today. all of a sudden we saw two parachutes i mean go up really quickly and heard a loud boom. my fiance ran over to where the crash site was and i was on the phone trying to call 911 and trying to follow where the guys with the parachutes were landing to make sure they didn't hit a building. >> and, again, there is a lot of destruction. 40 apartments and five buildings scorched. we don't know how bad the damage is in all 40. some of them are completely lost. it's amazing that seven people were treated at the hospital. six have been released. one member of the flight crew at last check was still admitted to the hospital just down the road. it's amazing there were no if a tattles. also amazing that minutes after the crash. one of the members of that two-man flight crew was standing at the foot of the flames covered in his own blood disoriented but sorry he was apologizing to people for crashing into their

apartments. back to you. >> alisyn: wow, it is a miracle that nobody died in that. >> clayton: yeah, it really is. >> dave: time of day was the most important factor. >> alisyn: they say the pilot dumped the fuel on the way down or it would have been even bigger. >> clayton: president's poll numbers have been slipping among white males. the white house trying to figure out exactly where to go with trying to get some votes out there. women seem to be coming into the president's camp lately among independent voters especially, women seem to be tricking that way. so the white house putting on -- going to the women's economic forum and really targeting and talking about what his administration has done to help women. take a listen. >> there has been a lot of talk about women and women's issues lately as there should be. i do think the conversation has been oversimplified. women are not some monolithic

block women are not an interest group. you shouldn't be treated that way. [ applause ] women are over half this country and its workforce. not to mention 80% of my household if you count my mother-in-law. and i always count my mother-in-law. >> alisyn: clayton you seem to be suggesting this is a shameless political stunt. >> clayton: the white house says no, it wasn't. >> dave: they do this women's forum every year. this particular year it seemed to take on the tone of a re-election when specifically mentioning that things could get worse under a republic administration. not included in that sound bite there the polls are frightening for republicans right now 54 to 36 in swing states. women leaning towards the democrats. >> alisyn: president ought to be trying to solidify his

support among women. you say it happens every year. some of the supporters say this was hastily planned when they realized they were getting traction with the whole contraception argument broken out between republicans and democrats. they thought they could seize the day and let's show what we have been able to do for women. lots of people have seen it as a naked political ploy. does it matter if they are talking about something valuable, however it happens. >> clayton: right if you can solidify this base. peggy noonan says everything the president does from now to november is a political event. you can't discount any of that earlier on the show amelia was on. mentor and small business owner, the president hasn't helped and neither has the g.o.p. with women's issues. >> no they have not specific little helped women because the places that we need help we don't have it you any, then you turn around and take a look at going okay, well, going forward then they do this huge thing come out saying the whole -- the births control and abortion, we're going to go there?

we're going to turn back the clock? women are angry at this point. >> alisyn: her point is that there are economic issues that are specific to women good to talk about them. >> dave: are women angry? you speak for your gender. >> alisyn: actually, i represent all women. and when i read women still in this day and age make 77 cents on the dollar. >> dave: education trending your way. in the recession most jobs have gone to women. i don't sense a lot of anger. >> alisyn: i agree with you at the dinner table you don't hear about women taking up arms. it doesn't hurt toe mind. >> clayton: recovery has been worse for women. they are the ones who disproportionately didn't lose their jobs. men were losing them. the recession was better for women. recovery was worse for women.

>> alisyn: shovel ready jobs are not women's. they were created. >> dave: most of those jobs growing go to women. let us now how you feel about this on ff weekend on twitter. >> clayton: one woman working, democrat, d.c. delegate, eleanor holmes norton wants to regulate what you eat at work. she tried before to bring up this bill thinking this the obama health care bill didn't go far enough to try to combat obesity in this country and wants to take it a step further by trying to regulate and help people at work and in the office place getting up, moving away from your desk and what you eat in the office place. >> alisyn: here is the goal she says as an excerpt from the bill to train health professionals to recognize the signs of obesity earl i educate popular lifestyles such as nutrition and regular exercise conduct public

education campaigns about how to recognize and address overweight and obesity. >> should government be the one intervening on its behalf? good goal but is it one weigh need government pushing? >> alisyn: do we need to spend that much money? >> any bill that has zero co-sponsors first time around that's a big swing and a miss. >> clayton: she is bringing it back. >> dave: a lot of momentum on that first time. little engine that could. >> clayton: let us know on foxandfriends.com. also on twitter ff weekend there. >> alisyn: police are revealing they have located the gun used that that deadly shooting rampage at okus university. police found the gun a mile from the school and says it matches the serial number of a gun recently purchased by the suspect. the 43-year-old has been charged with seven counts of murder. and three counts of attempted murder.

some republic super delegates say all you have to do is look at the numbers and see that the g.o.p. race is over. recent poll shows the majority of the republic national committee members are supporting mitt romney and even those that don't support him still do think he he is going to be the nominee. rick santorum says he is not out of the race yet hoping for a win in his home state of pennsylvania. right now the current delegate count is romney 660 to santorum's 281. the pennsylvania primary is on april 24th. it is delegate-rich. 72 of them are up for yabs. hillary clinton's handlers are hair and scrunchies. some of her staff members are not fans of this style. >> hard to believe. >> alisyn: staff looking like garbage most days but she has to look camera ready. she says the reason she grew her hair long was that it's easier, she has options. some of us are looking to ban

the scrunchy. i just think in general scrunchies should be banned. >> didn't they go out in the 90's. >> she has been criticized for pants suits back in the day. approval rating is through the roof. >> dave: maybe the scrunchy works for hillary. >> clayton: doing a good job as secretary of state. >> rick: maybe scrunchy and sweater vest is coming back. or if hillary puts on sweater vest with scrunchy. don't give any ideas eastern part of the country looking very nice. beautiful part of the weekend for almost everybody. areas of kansas and nebraska. oklahoma right now. those aren't severe. later on to the south of that we could see severe. a lot of snow yesterday. want to talk quickly about the drought in texas. been talking about this for

about a year. last september we peaked with drought. there has been a lot of improvement across the state of texas but especially across eastern texas. take a look at the next five days. we're going to get some rain across much of texas and this time it's going to be in west texas. exactly where we need it. could be seeing some spots maybe one to two inches. solve of this is going to come with severe weather. help knock down that doubt across parts of texas that desperately needs the rain. pretty nice weekend for almost everybody. temps not as warm as they were. none the less, nice day today and nice day for easter as well. >> dave: fantastic so be careful as those easter egg hunts. >> clayton: coming up, bully taking the country by storm. father make sure the kids could see it without their parents having to attend. >> alisyn: such a powerful movie. meanwhile is he a mastermind. considered the mastermind

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learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. >> dave: welcome back. more than 10 years later and several delays. khalid sheikh mohammed the self-proclaimed mastermind of 9/11 will face a military tribunal. are there still hurdles for getting justice for 9/11. >> clayton: the co-author of the book the hunt for ksm inside the pursuit and takedown of the real 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed and josh joins us this morning. niles to see you this morning. >> nice to see you too, thanks. >> clayton: you say the obama administration really is going to be on trial here when this thing happens because the entire world will be watching as dave said in the introduction there asking the

question: are there still hurdles to make justice happen here? >> well, i think there are, guys. you know, it's been 10 years or more since 9/11. it's been nine years since khalid sheikh mohammed was caught in pakistan. they are still trying to work out some of the details of the trial, the military commission. they are trying to make sure that it's it transparent and fair. a lot of the defense lawyers and legal scholars and constitutional experts are all screaming essentially and saying that the rules of engagement aren't fair and that these guys aren't going to get a fair trial. khalid sheikh mohammed especially has said that he did it i think that it remains to be seen whether or not the rules will be fair enough so that he actually can get a fair trial. >> clayton: josh, how important is ksm and what does he stand for? >> you know, i think the common perception is that usama bin laden is the one who did 9/11 and that's not true. ksm was the guy who devised the plot, brought it to bin laden, talked him into it and then retained his independence enough to carry it out himself

with the help of a small group of people. but he is the one that orchestrated it and did it from a to z. he also is the one who devised dozens of other plots. so while bin laden was sort of staying in his headquarters and thinking deep thoughts about islam, and, you know, and jihad, ksm was the guy on the ground traveling around and getting things done. i think he is the most important terrorist of our times. >> clayton: you say that everyone thinks not catching ksm before 9/11 was a huge mistake. you argue that the men and women going after him chasing him around the world were true american heros. they don't see themselves that way, do they? >> you know, i think they do in some ways and they don't in some ways. these guys, there is a couple of fbi agents in particular who were literally chasing ksm through, you know, dozens of countries and almost caught him a few times. they keep wondering whether they should have you know, done more to catch him. these guys busted their butts to catch him. they ran into a ton of obstacles. i mean from the fbi from the

cia from the state department from the government's of pakistan and qatar. so i would say yeah, they did their absolute best. they were the few people who really cared about this guy back in the 1990s. >> dave: hunt for ksm. fascinating read. thanks for being with us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> clayton: coming up on the show firsthand look at the movie bully. father who make sure kids across america could see it without their parents in attendance. >> i have been on that bus. what's withou?

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>> alisyn: parents, please listen to this next segment. controversy has been swirling around the documentary bully for weeks because it was given an r rating meaning teenagers wouldn't be able to see it thanks to petition of 500,000

signatures that rating has been changed to it a pg 13. the film exposes the torture that children across the country endure every day at the hands of their piers. >> punch me, strangle me, take things from me. >> give it to him hard. >> is he not safe on that bus. >> i have been on that bus. >> they are just as good as gold. >> some kids have told him its worthless. to go hang himself. he got to the point where enough was enough. >> alisyn: joining us now is the director of that film called bully. lee herch and two of the film's subjects that you just saw alex libby and david long. welcome to all of you. >> thank you. >> alisyn: i watched the film last night. it is incredibly powerful. why, lee, did you want to make a film about bullying. >> i was bullied as a kid. you carry that. you carry that memory. you carry the scars of that. and particularly i felt that inability to communicate what

happens and get that support and so you want to do something that you can connect to. that you have the love for, that you care about. the film was really about giving voice. it was about giving voice to kids that go through this. to adults that have gone through it you know, i think there is such a big national conversation to be had. just by letting people talk about it and connect to those memories or what's happening in the moment. >> alisyn: alex, some of the most heart breaking parts of the film were watching you with your peers on the bus and you were pushed and poked and threatened and, yet, you didn't come home and tell your parents. why were you keeping it a secret? >> well, -- two reasons. i was kind of embarrassed that i was getting bull idea. so i didn't let anyone know. and i also didn't let my parents know because we had just recently moved there. and i wanted to make them feel like they made the right

decision in moving there. >> alisyn: so you just took it. one of the themes of the movie is how all the parents really love their kids. that just comes through in the movie. and how they don't really know what to do when their kids are the victims of bullies. david, your son tyler was bullied repeatedly through his life. he ended up taking his own life. what did you want the school to do for him, to protect him? >> i wanted the school to provide tyler with a safe environment. and i think that's the right of all our children that goes to school. they provided with a safe learning environment so they can axle in --

>> alisyn: what were the response. >> after talking with the families after the documentary has come out. i think it's a joint problem across our nation. not just in one specific school. it's a problem that we have in all of our schools. or the majority of them. i think we need to take a close look at exactly what is happening. >> alisyn: this movie does such a grace job of starting that conversation. isn't it interesting there was all the controversy surrounding. this should be required viewing for parents and administrators. what did you think it was going to get a rating that would keep kids from seeing it. >> we were devastated. when we made the film we never in a million years thought that this movie could be given an r rating. when it came down, we appealed it. alex actually went with harvey weinstein to the mpa appeals board and argued for why kids

his age should be able to see the film and saying like what you are saying is i can't see my own life. >> alisyn: alex, what is your life like now? you are now in high school. your 15. how has life changed for you? >> life is great right now. i have good grades. i have lots of friends. and just hanging in there until the end of the year. >> alisyn: well, we're so happy that life has improved in your new school, thank goodness. again, it's a great film and everybody should see it david long, alex libby, lee hersh thanks for coming in and sharing with us. >> thanks for having us. >> alisyn: coming up, she claims that he is a mega winner. now one maryland woman is changing her story again. she can't find her ticket. plus, the snake is back and clayton couldn't wait to get behind the wheel of the brand new viper.

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>> best buy announced it's going to close auto stores in the u.s. and open 50 new stores in china at the same time. remember when we sent jobs. now we're sending the whole store. get it out of here. >> alisyn: he has got a point. all right. let's get to your headlines right now and tell you what's happening. because there was a scary situation in massachusetts. after a paper press worker fell into a silo. the man getting stuck inside the machine which sends recycled paper into a compacter. fell in while he was trying to clear a paper jam. that will teach you. rescuers were worried the paper would catch on fire from their saws. luckily they were able to get him out in under an hour. he was taken to the hospital and he is expected to be okay. pc load letter what does that mean? >> alisyn: paper jams are a problem. another twist in the story of that maryland mcdonald's worker who says that she

originally claimed she had one of the winning mega millions lottery tickets. well now ms. wilson said she lost the ticket. this is the latest bizarre twist in the story after she first said she bought the ticket herself which outraged her co-workers which said they had a pool going. she then claimed a coworker bought one just for her. then she said she hid the ticket at work. lottery officials say no one has stopped forward to claim the winnings. how is this for redistricting. there is a law in new jersey that now allows the state to collect any cash value of any gift card that is not used within two years of its purchase. the provision part of a broader unclaimed property law three major companies, including american express, now refusing to sell their gift cards in the state because they say it's just too difficult to comply. several other companies also threatening to pull their gift cards if this law is not reversed.

>> alisyn: okay, clayton, i see you playing with a toy. >> clayton: i have new phone to talk about. at&t's biggest launch product ever. even bigger than iphone. why is the company releasing their brand new smarted phone on easter sunday when some stores aren't even open? you are looking at the latest windows phone. this is the nokia loom i can't 900. price tag only 9 bucks. high quality hardware puts it in position to be a serious contender in the smart phone market. i have been testing it for about a week now. >> alisyn: what do you think. >> gorgeous phone. actually one of the most beautiful pieces of hardware right up with the iphone. >> alisyn: matches my dress. >> exactly. 4.3-inch screen. actually quite beautiful. you know, i'm not a fan though of some of the colors on the screen. i wrote a full review on foxnews.com. some of the saturation of the colors looks washed out. windows operating system sleek. 70,000 app. compared to android and apple which have

about 600,000 apps. >> alisyn: let me try it hello, i would like to order breakfast. that would work. >> that's the only reason you would use it for. >> alisyn: let's get out to rick reichmuth. hi, rick. >> rick: look as little big, clayton. >> if you are a thumb typier. i'm not a big fan of the 4.3-inch screen where you have to go all the way over. like the thumb wars you used to play with a friend. >> rick: like talking on an ipad. >> clayton: right, a little bit. >> rick: everybody wondering what this weekend is like. actually really nice. take a look at your maps. forecast across the northeast. plenty of 50s and 60's for almost everybody and a ton of sunshine. certainly today across the northeast. counsel to -- down to the southeast. nice day, a lot drier. not going to be humid at all especially on the eastern side. temps cooler, we do have rain showers. severe weather across texas and oklahoma into the northern plains. another nice day as well. a few light showers. not a big washout for anybody.

few light showers. out across the west we are also looking at really nice day. southern california spectacular. arizona amazing. so, a good day. take a look at your easter forecast. the eastern part of the country. we will sees a you get up for sunrise services terms a little bit cooler. temps novato 40s across the north. throughout the afternoon. we have a little bit of kind of a dry front moving through. see a little bit of cloud cover. as far as any showers. maybe texas by your afternoon. go out to the west for your easter sunrise. heading out to services in the morning. if you are going outside in across the southwest spectacular one. and then by the afternoon, we're going to be warming up to almost 90 degrees in phoenix for easter sunday. i miss arizona on easter. that's where i grew up. >> focusing on what happens in augusta forecast next hour. good golf at augusta. fred couples 52 years old says he might pull a george castanza and go out on a high

note. if he wins the master it would be a walk-off. what a way to go. he is leading after 36 holes. the 52-year-old 20 years after his first and only masters win. what about tiger woods? not talking about his talent right now. we're talking about the temper. check out the par 3, 16. who cares where the ball went? the 9 iron was kicked 15 yards. tiger shot a 75. his worst round at the masters since 2004. he is in 40th place. let's get to baseball now. there you see couples draining a couple of birdie putts and in control after 36 holes. tied with duster enforcement that is the yankees and -- pain i can't. grand slam off of cc sabathia. then in the ninth rivera 60 of 61 against the rays and saved opportunities. until that carlos pen iia. 7-6 yankees drop their opening day game. and i want to know where clayton morris was on friday

because there was a batman sighting in baltimore and i can't make out the face of this guy. he interrupted the twins and orioles game. and he he went on for it must have been a minute or two before he was finally tackled by the security guards. so clayton morris will need an alibi for me to believe he was not incarcerated on friday afternoon. guys? check out youtube for the latest batman appearance. >> all right. let's talk some cars now and we are talking about the new viper. this is a car that we remember several years back. and, beth, tell me, is there still a market for a two seater, $100,000 sports car today? it's not exactly the hottest selling type of car. >> it's not. but there will always be an auto enthusiast. people not about the destination it's about the drive. car enthusiasts always will be. this is usually somebody's second, third car. it's the great for sunday

drive. as long as there are car fanatics we are going to build cars for them. >> you are here from srt brand motorsports. this is off shoot of chrysler. chrysler has done everything right in the last couple of years. finally turned a profit in the past year. i don't even know how to open the door of the car. do i just press. >> open it it up. the interior is gorgeous. we want to hear about the engine. that's what makes this thing really stand out. >> this is brand new, pinnacle of chrysler. excited to have it back. testament of the hard work in really the past couple of years. what's really great this car is built in detroit. 8.4-liter v-10. 640 horse. this car goes. also about 150 pounds lighter than the outgoing viper. lighter, stronger, faster. it's going to be an incredible package. >> 8.4-liter v-10. that's part of the reason, guys, they have metal barricades ahead of us because they know i might drive off. so, let's see if we can start this baby up, beth.

if i can fit in it. i don't recommend it for a 6'3" guy. >> more head room. >> i take it back. i fit pretty well in here. >> lot got a lot of tall drivers out here. just push the button. there we go. whoa. can we remove the barricade and drive off? >> keep the barricade for now. new york auto show for the next few weeks. there is the best that detroit has ooffer. >> okay. the auto show the next two weeks. beth from srt brand in motorsports marketing. it's the new viper. it will cost you though. about $100,000 when they go on the market later this year. guys, back to you inside. [revving engine] >> they were on to you. he is still there. so that's dave having his fun. now it's clayton's turn. let's see if clayton is really a warrior. maybe a weekend warrior. he is warming up to take me on. and dave on the plaza. that's quite a game of jump

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>> dave: this is making people so angry. talking about a conference over $800,000. they had eight dry run meeting out there in vegas to make sure it was, quote, over the top. the man in charge wanted it over the top. how does this happen? >> i think, obviously, the person in charge of this completely tone deaf to the reality of our american economy right now. people want less spending, we want smaller government. and he wants to blow it out in regan -- vegas of all places. no wonder people are shaking their heads. it's unfortunately, too. gsa is a great organization. they have a critical mission. i mean, they are supposed it make government more efficient. they are supposed to help federal government save money. here they are, you know, for 300 people it took them a year to plan this over the top extravaganza for 300 people? people plan weddings easier than that. clay.

>> dave: we have got a clown which you might argue was the man. team building exercise. a mind reader. too bad they didn't have a psychic to tell them someone is going to get fired if you continue on with this party. is this a one-time mistake or is this a greater problem within the gsa itself and the government? >> i don't think this is a greater problem. i think there is excess at times. it does come down from leadership. if you have got leadership in place that really respects you are dealing with taxpayer dollars and stewards of those dollars you are going to treat it that way. you are not going to go over the top. listen, it's training. we can do it here in house. we don't need to be in vegas for. this stay here. come down to the regents. we are the government's landlords. we have got space. >> dave: what is your response to the obama administration pushing back and blaming the bush administration out-of-control spending that began on this conference as he said under bush's watch when

it went up more than 100%? >> well, when they are talking about that, it sounds good to say it went over 100%. it went up to $250,000. i mean. >> clayton: a lot. >> start small easy to say it increased a lot. it wasn't vegas. it wasn't nearly a million dollars. >> dave: hats off program. can you tell me about the program that goes on there? >> sure. incentive programs in government, in any place, it's the name game sharing goal sharing. hats off. alousy employees to reward points to one another. the idea is to promote collaboration. but, i mean, it leads a little built to i'm going to tell them you helped me and grant you a point. you help me out. allowed them to get ipods. >> dave: grant each other points and get ipods and electronics all on our dime.

a bit of a problem. emily baker, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks so much. >> dave: a "wall street journal" columnist comparing president obama to the wizard of oz. what's he talking about? what's behind the curtain? we will ask him. ali and clayton all warmed up to see who is the real warrior here? how about none of the above? we're all being put to the test. >> alisyn: this seems heavy. have you tried this? >> have you ever tried something that heavy? >> alisyn: try this. it's heavy. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. new v8 v-fusion smoothie. hi. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats fruit blends and their unique taste combinations. like peach/raspberry. with one flavor in the granola bunch and one on the flake.

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lay. >> clayton: time to look like a warrior with the author of the warrior way martin rooney. >> nice to see you. >> alisyn: the thing i love about this workout you can do it fast. not an hour at the at the jim. >> that's true. some people confused if i'm going to work out and lose fat i have got to train for seven days a week five hours a day. that's not the case. >> it is 30 minutes that you need. the key is the intensity. sit there and walk on the treadmill or try to go for a long slow jog, that's not going to be the key to getting rid of the fat. the fat is going to be -- >> dave: nobody is going to look like that working out 10 minutes a day. >> i have worked with professional athletes in every sport. workouts are brief so they can recover. >> clayton: set up a bit of a circuit here and these are the exercises. the ropes one i was playing with. >> dave can show this off for us. take one at each end. by using the arms, what you are going to do is stimulate a lot of heart rate. stand up taller or been the

legs. full speed, full speed, full speed, full speed. by being aggressive like this and attacking this like that. that's probably good show it off. you don't burn yourself off. >> next station. >> what we're going to come to is come to the ladder. there is no better exercise than doing some kind of a quick run. so, all we're going to do we call it two feet in each box. hands going to be open. two feet each box as fast as possible as you are moving through and then turn it around and go right back. using the arms though, clayton, using the arms. use the arms. i predict you are going to like this next one. >> he was smashing this. now, nothing says from some power like the sledge hammer. is just driving over and chopping. driving over and chopping. >> what am i working on. >> your core, your grip, your shoulders, your legs. every one of these is a full body exercise. again, gets the heart rate up the warrior cardio way and gets people strong. >> alisyn: who is going to time us?

>> >> clayton: going to go through the whole circuit. switch stations every 20 seconds. put us behind the test. >> put in order and be aggressive. you are going to go 20 seconds. clayton, move over there. you are going to move to the ropes and. >> i will move to the sledge hammer. are you ready? >> we are ready. >> ready, set, go. >> chopping it, moving the feet, moving the feet. moving the feet. that's it. just turn around and go back. that's it chopping it down. chopping it down. full speed, full speed, full speed. >> 20 seconds over? >> not yet. you want to burn fat, right? this ain't no thread mill. >> this is my cell phone arm. >> and time. >> get to the next stage. 60 seconds to the nation station use the medicine ball. hammer if you want. are you ready? and, go. using the arms, using the arms. using the arms.

this is not the airplane. this is the fox run. >> two feet in each box this is the first circuit i have trained people in suits before. >> suit and tie not recommended. i can't remember. >> five more seconds, use the arms. use the arms. last switch of the circuit. now, this circuit can be repeated. >> dave: let me ask you real quick. sledge hammer, the giant rope laying around the house. >> 10 bucks at home depot if you want to get it buy a tire anywhere else. >> alisyn: come on, we're wasting time. >> last set, go. that was a classic stalling technique by dave. i have seen use ited before. use the arms, use the arms that's how you get it done, full suit and sledge hammer, folks. supposed to visualize taking

frustration out on somebody. >> that is a sir result right there. could be perform for a couple minutes straight. rest. gets the heart rate up. starts burning fat. what you would do is repeat that over and over a couple of times. now imagine a half hour of that. >> oh my god. >> the book is called warrior cardio. martin, great to have you here this morning. check it out. it comes out on tuesday. everybody check it out. get fit. it's going it take over. >> dave, i'm not even winded. >> alisyn: we're going to take a nap now. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. s. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry tinterrupt. when'the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message to be seen, print it yourself, or we'll help you find a local partner and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant. clifton, show us overjoyed. no, too much. jennessa. ah!

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>> alisyn: unbelievable scene as fighter jet slams into apartment complex. three people have now been found. they were missing overnight but this could have been so

much worse weighed until you hear about heroic action taken by the pilot. >> dave: remember when the president said this after taking office. >> you can't go take a trip to las vegas or go down to the super bowl on the taxpayers' dime. there has got to be some accountability and responsibility. >> dave: indeed there does. i guess the president didn't know about videos like this. now the blame game in full effect over the excessive spending at the gsa. >> clayton: and guys, we have the key to a woman's happiness. all about feeling their pain. just like jerry trying to deal with a crying woman. your emails and tweets have been pooing it -- pouring in on this one. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. captions by closed captioning services >> still got the tennis shoes on man, and i'm still gassed.

>> clayton: dave and i trying to catch our breath after the workout. >> alisyn: we did it for four minutes. >> clayton: he said it do it half an hour warrior cardio from martin rooney. what a fantastic workout. >> dave: i work out an hour a day. maybe i'm wasting my time. >> clayton: that's what i was thinking. >> dave: 10 minutes out of gas. >> clayton: half an hour, hour of weights. >> alisyn: stop going to the gym. we have to get to our top story. you have to see this video. navy fighter jet slams right into an apartment complex in virginia beach and the aftermath was caught on camera. >> holy [bleep] a plane just came down right here. unbelievable, man. look at that gone. >> dave: the most incredible part of this story no deaths are being reported at this

time. and many people say those navy pilots are all to thank. peter doocy has been at the scene all night. he is there for us this morning. peter, unbelievable news that everyone has been accounted for. good morning. >> good morning, dave. and more news. this is no longer a search and rescue mission. the investigation has begun. we're told that everybody authorities know of who lived in that apartment complex right behind me has been accounted for and everyone is alive. >> we have accounted for everybody on the apartment manifesto. we can't give the 100% all clear because we don't know if there has been guest of the family members. but nobody has been -- we have no reports of any missing people at this time. 40 apartments were scorched. 63 people were displaced. we're told that many of them will meet with navy jaguars today at 2:30 to see what kind of claims they may have. 26 displaced are at elementary

school being used at temporary shelter. focus today is going to be getting a will the of those people into the apartments that were not destroyed to get medication and other items that they need urgently to get through the day. these people in this neighborhood know what a fighter jet flying by should sound like. the naval air station is only two miles away. when they heard this one coming in low. they knew something was not right. >> went to the bathroom. and i heard a really loud whirring noise. i thought it was like a tornado. and then what the heck? i better plan to get out of here. so 40 apartments were burned and we're told that many cars on the ground were destroyed as well. pilots did the right thing by getting as much fuel as they could and ejecting. it might take up to a year to figure out what caused this crash. we are told one of the pilots was blowied and dazed on the ground apologizing to people

for destroying their homes and we do know that the -- it is amazing that there were no fatalities and speaking about that the governor of virginia here, bob mcdonald said that was an act of divine intervention on good friday. back to you. >> all right. thank you, peter. >> alisyn: incredible. it wasn't pilot error. that was his first instinct to apologize. >> >> clayton: covered in blood. >> dave: that's our troops. you have heard about all week the reckless out of control spending at the gsa. how a government agency spent over $800,000 on a convention in vegas. and the obama administration this weekend to our own ed henry passing the blame on to the bush administration before we tell what you they are saying now, let's rewind a bit and tell you what the president said back in 2009 about these same type of conventions on your dime. >> you can't go take a trip to

las vegas or go down to the super bowl on the taxpayer's dime. there has got to be some accountability and some responsibility and that's something that i intend to impose as president of the united states. >> well, apparent live that didn't happen. and according to a white house official speaking to our own ed henry said. this. at least we have taken bold swift forceful action to hold those responsible accountable and put in place protections to make sure this never happens again. if bush administration folks had acted under their watch, the 2010 debacle could have been avoided. so passing the blame on the bush administration and facts are facts. we will report. you decide. take a look how much money was spent which in 2004 was $93,000 for a trip to portland, oregon. then it balloon under the bush administration oklahoma city. it balloon again under the bush administration to 655,000 in new orleans. and then in 2010, under the obama administration watch

$840,000. >> alisyn: i think the point is there is enough blame to go around. whoever is in office should say enough. this isn't going to happen. you should know about it before it happens. and, mind you, it should just be the culture. now that our whole national dialogue is based on government spending and reckless government spending, somebody should realize maybe now is not the time to take a conference in las vegas where we spend $4 per shrimp and $3,200 on a fun mind reader. $600,000 on a commemorative coin. it's this kind of exhibit a stuff. >> dave: amazing mind reader and clown. jeffrey wanted it over the top. he took 8 trips out there to make sure it was a grandiose occasion. >> clayton: $4 shrimp. bill o'reilly taking issue with the $4 shrimp earlier this week. jon stewart invited him on his show to try to convince him to eat a $4 shrimp. very funny, take a look. join me now as we play can you

make bill o'reilly pay $4 for a shrimp. all you need to play this at home is a plate of shrimp. four $1 bills. we need bill o'reilly. oh that's the only thing we don't -- oh my god! bill o'reilly? >> bill: why are you bothering me, stewart? i'm not paying four bucks for a shrimp. >> no, listen, here is our first scenario you, bill o'reilly have a rare medical condition that requires the consumption of at least one shrimp per day. >> bill: i'm not eating the shrimp, i'm not buying the shrimp. i'll give a donation from bill o'reilly.com to the flag people. >> all right. all right. would you pay $4 for a shrimp if it were wrapped in a $10 bill neglect you a profit of $6? >> bill: island steal the $4 shrimp and donate it to the occupy wall street folks so they know what the 1 percenters eat. >> would you buy a $4 shrimp

to throw into the exhaust port to save the planet? >> no. >> god. >> any planet allows $4 shrimp not worth saving. [ buzzer ] >> that's the buzzer, i have lost. bill o'reilly has held strong in his refusal to pay $4 for shrimp. i salute you, sir. >> clayton: you know it's a successful segment when the entire floor crew is gathered around one tv to watch. >> alisyn: that's great. no planet that has $4 shrimp is worth saving. >> dave: words to live by. >> alisyn: what else is happening. after days of searching, police in california have located the weapon that they say a former nursing student used in monday's massacre at oikos university. seven people were killed in that ram page. police say the gun was found in a waterway less than a mile from the school. and it matches the serial number of a weapon recently purchased by the suspect. the 43-year-old has been charged with seven counts of

murder and three counts of attempted murder. g.o.p. presidential candidate rick santorum is hoping to win his home state of pennsylvania later this month. some republic super delegates say the race is over. a recent a.p. poll shows a majority of the republic national committee members are supporting mitt romney and even those that don't support him still think he is going to be the nominee. right now, the current delegate count is romney 660, santorum 281. pennsylvania primary is on april 24th and 72 delegates are up for grabs. well, one of the three mega millions lotto winners has finally claimed their share of the 656-million-dollar prize. we're talking about the winner from kansas. the lucky guy or gal choosing to stay anonymous. that's no fun. that's why you see that giant going through a cardboard cutout instead of a human being. the winner still in shock and

showed up with lawyers and financial advisors. he or she opting for the cash option a lump sum of $110 million after taxes. that's not that much. i don't know how they are going to live on that. okay? but meanwhile, the winning ticket in maryland you may know is still shoulded in controversy. and illinois has yet to be claimed. so check your pockets again. >> clayton: stay on top of this story for us, alisyn. >> dave: you would be amazed how many people don't check their tickets. >> alisyn: you checked mine. >> clayton: rick checked his 80 times. >> rick: i won $11. >> 11 bucks. i had random combinations of numbers. this answer as question. i didn't know if you for sure could remain anonymous or not. >> in some states can you and some you cannot. >> only play in the states where you can be anonymous. that's the take away. very cool morning across the great lakes in ohio valley. freeze warnings in effect for

another 45 minutes or so. a few storms later on today across texas and oklahoma. beautiful easter weekend in general for almost everyone. tweet me. tell me what the weather is like in your place send me pictures to so we can share them on the air. you can see that cooler air in place, everybody. interior sections into the 30's on the coast into the 40s right now. we will be dealing with cooler weather over the next few days. monday, tuesday, wednesday, cooler air moves in. meantime this weekend spectacular. rain showers and few light thunderstorms in across oklahoma and kansas right now. none of these at the severe limits at this point. into the northern plains where you had some snow yesterday in montana that's pulling up into canada and that storm is going to be completely gone. by this afternoon the threat for severe weather moves into texas. mostly along the i corridor. headed toward oklahoma city. that's where we will see severe weather. mostly hail and wind damage. we're not talking about any kind of big tornado outbreak or anything today. we'll get some rain which is good. meanwhile, look at this, this

is your temperatures for today. looking nice for your easer also looking nice. nice temps and conditions for spring we got them. >> dave: not a bad location on the map. >> clayton: health care getting for illegal ill grants why they want to be caught. a. >> alisyn: comparing president obama to the wizard of oz? what is he talking about? we will ask him. ♪ new morning ♪ new day ♪ won't you see things my way. ♪ what's he looking for? i think he's looking for savings. ♪ i can't watch this anymore. stop! there's an easier way! we compare your progressive direct rate

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supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. >> but our next guest says it's time to pull back the curtain on president obama's record just like in the wizard of oz. here to explain is "wall street journal" columnist daniel hettinger. nice to see you, daniel. what do you mean he is the wizard like in the wizard of oz? explain. >> the wizard of oz was this great and powerful figure in oz and had this great machine that reflected his powerful. one day when dortdy and the rest of them came to see him the little dog toto ran up it pull the curtain to show it was just a man. he said pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. what the president is trying to do here is divert attention away from the substance of the affordable health care act. is he trying to get people not

to see that what the court did was, in fact, pull back the curtain on the substance of the ability as justice scalia said at one point, do you actually intend for us to read through the 2700 pages and decide which works and which doesn't work? i looked at much of those 2700 pages this past week. >> god bless you. >> yeah, i'm here to tell you that, you know, this wonderful city is full of tourists here for the easter parade this week. if you brought any five of them in and gave them a single passage from that law, the law that's going to apply to them, and ask them to tell you what it means, no five could agree on it. it is that -- it is simply incomprehensible. >> clayton: you make up the supreme court is making the president fall guy here. the president is going to run against them in the fall. is that the supreme court has generally high approval ration slipped a bit in the last few months in the last few years. is it a smart strategy to run against the supreme court? >> i think history will show

that presidents who run against the supreme court generally don't gain much from it. i think it would be barack obama's instinct under these circumstances to set up the court just as he has set up oil companies and the wealthy as something he does want to run against. but i think it would be a bad strategy. if they overturn the mandate and, perhaps, a couple other parts of the law, this is the crown jewel of his first three years in office. this has got to be seen as a set back for him. >> clayton: crown jewel that is not very high in approval ratings. take a look at polls what americans believe about the health care law. 46% belief the supreme court should rule the health care law as unconstitutional. >> 67% thought the mandate was unconstitutional. >> clayton: take a look at history. franklin roosevelt was not happy with supreme court striking down bits of his new deal. he didn't say anything. have you ever seen a president call out the supreme court before we know how they ruled?

>> no, i think that was unprecedented. i will tell you something, people say he really didn't understand marbury vs. madison that the court has the authority to rule on legislation. i think it's what we call a freudian slip. inadvertent expression of what he really believes. i think he thinks that the courts should somehow bow to the legislature which created this act that he put so much time in on. >> clayton: even if it's unconstitutional. >> even if it's unconstitutional. >> clayton: real dan's articles every week in the "wall street journal." always good to see you. >> good to see you, clayton. >> clayton: have you ever found yourself in this situation? >> i've always had to struggle so hard for everything i ever got. [ laughter ] and for you to do what you did, i don't know. this is going to be my big break. >> clayton: what do you do in that situation? we now have some advice jerry and all of the men out there. while small changes in your diet putting cinnamon on your

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>> clayton: welcome back. quick headlines for you. jews around the world celebrating passover. holiday officially began at sundown last night. common rates the israelite's escape from slavery as narrated in the book of exodus. tim tebow is suiting up for easter. he will be giving 20 mencer monday to thousands of worshipers in georgetown tomorrow.

the new quarterback reached out saying he would like to speak. dave, ali, who is going to turn him down? >> dave: i wonder if he will struggle in the beginning and really rally toward the end of the speech. >> alisyn: following a pattern. we have all been there trying the latest fad diet to lose pounds. what if you could make small changes and get big results. >> dave: here now is the author of the new book the new book "the lean" so important in 30 days you can get healthy. not about shedding a lot of pounds this those 30 days. about making life changes. right? >> yeah. but you will shed pounds and very quickly. >> dave: you will. not about pounding out. making changes to your life your routine. >> the lean is about getting lean in the body. also about leaning into the changes. i don't believe in strict discipline and hard core nuclear ling through it. i think we should enjoy our lives. we should feel full and that's the kind of diet that you go off of. i'm talking about leaning into

health. just setting your intention to eat healthier and making these little tweex 30 days i'm going to add one new healthy habit per day by the end of 30 days you are going to have crowded out a lot of those old unhealthy habits and the weight will have come off. al at first day, the first thing that you recommend is drink more water. we hear it all the time. eight glasses of water. what does it do for your diet. >> easy peasey. 8 glasses of water a eight times a day. very interesting study published in obesity magazine showed that people who drink water two cups a water before their main meals would lose 12 pounds more in 12 week study more than people who didn't drink water. >> dave: keeps you from overeating. >> called preloading. fills your belly. you don't have the room to eat all that extra calories. add lemon to it. it is a natural antioxidant and petri dishes it's been

shown to stop colon cancer growing. >> alisyn: great. >> ali is a big believer in big breakfast. >> i am too. exactly. hearty breakfast. people who skip breakfasts do themselves no favors. this gets your me tab columbus going. you want to eat a high fiber breakfast steel cut oat meal. people who don't eat breakfast slow down metabolism by 40%. >> sip none increases insulin sim none into add where you can. >> dave: what specifically about apple or pears. >> apples are so good for you have something called peck continue in them as do pears. twice as powerful as regular fiber. it stays in your stomach twice as long. you will feel fuller longer. 25% of your day's need for fiber. and so you are going to eat

less through the day. >> dave: we talk about bananas make us hungry. >> alisyn: go home and get out the cub boards and get rid of the poison. >> we all know what the poison is whether it's the chips or little cookies. whatever it is. don't tempt yourself. just get rid of it instead, put something in your frick and your pantry that you know you are going to snack on that's fulfilling and healthy. >> alisyn: like humus. >> full of protein fiber. super easy. buy it premade. make it yourself. dip celery into it. blue corn chips, whatever. really good for you and melt the pounds off. >> dave: i'm stealing all the nuts. why are nuts such a good snack? >> isn't that surprising that nuts are great for weight loss? >> dave: we're told they are fatty. >> fatty but good fat. also full of fiber and fill you up again, fiber is our friend. we want to always go for fiber-filled snacks and foods. anything that comes from the plant kingdom like whole

grains, beans, will legumes chic peas. nuts are going to fill you up and actually take more fat to burn than they actually give you fat. >> alisyn: all great advice. the book is called the lean. one simple thing can you do every single day. >> dave: simple changes. great having you on. >> thank you. >> dave: nancy pelosi offering advice to republicans. >> take back your party. this is the grand old party. >> take it back from whom? >> take it back from extremists. >> dave: speaking of nuts. [ laughter ] >> alisyn: asking governor mike huckabee next. i'm not sure he likes that segway. >> dave: i'm talking about her. >> alisyn: just running marathon. now is he an internet sensation. find out what's so special about this guy as though you can't tell. ♪

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greek yogurt generally in dairy is not a great way to start your day. great workout showed them what to eat. we are making sure your health is first on our mind. >> alisyn: you are going to look a lot better after this show. >> dave: feel better. >> clayton: you have a rosy glow. someone will say were you watching "fox & friends" this morning? this four hours will change your life. >> alisyn: you don't have to work out because we're doing it for you. meanwhile, let us also bring your headlines right now. tell you what's happening in the news. air flight controller under fire after ignoring a pilot when he was trying to make emergency landing. assumed the call was a prank. the flight was trying to land in denver because there was smoke in the cockpit. >> a 912 emergency. keep the low please. >> who is that? >> 5912. >> united 12. what's your position? did you hear that? >> yeah. >> i know that's b.s.

i know it is. >> you know what? >> united 12. do you know of a united 12 anywhere? >> alisyn: the controllers went back to directing traffic for 30 seconds before the pilot made another emergency call. this time he said the plane had landed and was evacuating on the runway. only one of the 22 passengers on board went to the hospital but is now doing okay. the ntsb is investigating this incident. looks like being illegal immigrant has its perks. immigration and customs enforcement agency now patting itself on the back for the quote, quality health care it provides to detainees. one of the agency's top docs detailing protocol on time. each inmate gets full mental and health exam. treat ailments the i object mates didn't know they h of course all of this funded by your taxpayer money. is he being called the ridiculously photo genic guy. look at this guy. okay? this is 25-year-old zety little. is he now an internet

sensation. after this picture of him was posted on line. >> clayton: i love this story. >> alisyn: look at him jogging. how happy he is jogging while everybody else is in pain. >> looks like it was photo shopped. >> snapped while running a 10 k race in south carolina. people absolutely amazed how perfect he looks when everybody else looks like they're strung gling. looks like one of those docked photos you would see in picture frame. entire facebook page dedicated to this photo. we're told he works in p.r. and totally overwhelmed by all the attention is he getting. unfortunately for his admirers also told he has a serious girlfriend. >> to looks that good. >> he works in pr. is he always in p.r. >> his dad says he was not an attention seeker. kind of a quiet guy. he didn't know this was going to happen. >> alisyn: also look as little bit like dave briggs. listen up, fellow, key to making your woman happy is to

feel her pain. >> i've always had to struggle so hard for everything i ever got. [ laughter ] and for you to do what you did, i just know this is going to be my big break. >> alisyn: this is going to be my big break. >> from the under study. >> alisyn: american psychological association says women are happier when their partners know when they are upset and why they are upset. many of you agreeing with this. tell us what one viewer wrote. >> clayton: tweeting like crazy one viewer told us men want to fix things as if they are working on a car. woman want to be understood without words through empathy. >> alisyn: sure. we don't mind words. we just want the empathy. >> dave: another viewer has a different here to. he quoted us, my woman is happier when i'm the one in pain. that's kind of my theory, jack. >> alisyn: that's horrible. that's not the point. >> dave: why do you think

women love the baby -- they love have the 30 pains pain on our belly. >> clayton: for an ad. it's not exactly the most pleasant thing in the world. >> alisyn: we want you to understand our pain. that's all we ask. >> clayton: they want us to be mind readers. >> rick: was that a picture of the ridiculously photo genic guy carrying the baby? that guy they should market that and put him as the face of everything. >> dave: i like it. lick. >> rick: i think he had maybe started that race he was 100 yards in and that's why he is smiling. >> clayton: cynical rick thinking he wouldn't look that good into t. very nice day and weekend in store for pretty much everybody. here is the northeast. temperatures in the 50s and 60's. plenty of sunshine. very nice one. down to the southeast. also very nice, dry, it's not humid at all. doesn't feel like summer. feels like a nice spring day down across the southeast.

we do have rain showers and thunderstorms in around the plains. even that isn't going to be that bad. nice day into the northern plains, a bit windy. out across the west. we're looking at another nice day, also. we have got great conditions. take a look at your easter sunday forecast. if you're heading out for sunrise service in the east, this is what you are looking at. temperaturewise, little bit of clouds cutting out across parts of that central mississippi valley and in towards the great lakes. by the afternoon, these are your temperatures warming up quite nicely. if you have got a picnic planned in the afternoon, things are going it to be looking pretty good. out across the west. heading out for sunrise service. a cooler morning across the areas of the far northern rockies. but aside from that i will tell you what, looking great. by the afternoon warming up nicely l.a. and in towards arizona. send it back to you inside. >> thanks so much, rick. time now to bring in the former governor of arkansas. governor mike huckabee is joining us this morning from little rock, arkansas. talk about some of the big stories of the day. hey, governor. >> good morning. hope you guys are doing well there in new york and happy

easter to all of you. >> clayton: good to see you. not going to ask you about the ridiculous story dominating arkansas news bobby patrino. >> only story. >> dave: not a good move by that coach. want to talk to you about something nancy pelosi said about the republic party. listen. >> i say to my republic friends and i do have many, take back your party. this is the grand old party. >> take it back from whom? >> take it back from extremists who are taking it over the edge antigovernment ideologues who really don't believe in a public space. terrify dave what do you think, governor. >> it's great to get a lecture from nancy pelosi about good government. this is a lady's whose statement about obama care was we will know what's in it after we passed t has been one of the most ridiculously created statements ever lampooned and it will be forever. look, when nancy pelosi talks about extremists what she is

really talking about are a will the of americans from the mainstream who believe we audited to balance the budget. we ought to live within our means. we ought to keep taxes low so we can keep jobs higher. that we should actually not spend more money than we take in. they believe that we should protect human life because every life has value and worth. and that we shouldn't feel that anybody is disposable and expendable. that we should protect our borders so that we know who is coming in. not as a matter of being mean but as a matter of national security. now, where i come from, to borrow a phrase from the song of montgomery jestry, that's pretty much mainstream thought. i would say it's nancy pelosi on the west coast who has an issue tapping into real america. >> clayton: also this week in washington, d.c. white house part of the women's forum the president talking about courting women voters but not necessarily saying it's a political event. saying he was there because is

he concerned about women's issues. other people saying, look, this is obviously a political event. the president though gaining some traction among independent women and republics suffering a bit right now with the women's vote. do you see a problem going forward for the republic party trying to get the women's vote? >> well, the republicans have got to be able to relate to women on issues that really matter. and that includes such things as whether their children are going to be able to it access a decent education. whether or not they are going to have a job and their household is going to be sustainable. sure, republicans have got to be able to show that their policies are not hurtful but, in fact, are helpful. not just to women but to families. >> alisyn: governor, why hasn't that been resonating. why hasn't mitt romney's poll numbers with 42% to barack obama's 51%. >> i think we have had a problem for a long time communicating to the household. we often couch the republic message as if it's being spoken to a group of wall

street financiers and corporate board room. we have got to be able to relate it to the living rooms and to really i would call the patios of american families and explain that if you keep a government spending more money than it takes in, it's no different than your household. and at some point it will collapse. and it will be far worse than it will be to say we're going to have to trim the sales on the boat a little bit. >> dave: governor, maybe that's a message you could makes a vice president. mike allen floated you as number three on his list. if you were asked by president romney would you be his vice president? >> first of all i love to say it this way. don't buy a corsage for the prom until you get the date. it's just not good. >> it will wither. >> got to keep it in the plastic thing. >> that's right. >> governor huckabee stick around. president obama didn't expect the gsa to make music videos like this using your tax dollars. don't worry. it's not the white house's fault. the blame game in full effect. governor huckabee will be back

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dave daiichi welcome back. general service administration coming under fire for lavish $831,000 k held in nevada. individual show shows a video mocking the spending. >> ♪ get a top hat award ♪ donate my vacation ♪ love to the nation ♪ i will will never be under omg investigation ♪ catchy but stupid, huh?

>> clayton: well produced a lot of money. the white house is blaming the out-of-control spending on the bush administration. back with governor huckabee to talk about this. governor our own ed henry speaking to the white house last night and getting some interesting stuff "on the record" about blaming the past administration for letting this spending at the gsa go unaccounted for. said if they got it under control we wouldn't be in this problem. what do you say? >> you know that button at staples that says easy and every time there is something you just push that easy button. this is the obama administration's approach to governing. every time they get confronted with a problem that they should have been aware of and could have prevented, they just push the old bush button and that's the fall-back position. i have never seen an administration to bill clinton's credit when he became president he didn't spend three years blaming bush senior for everything that he inherited. and so democrat and republic presidents through the my lifetime have simply had a more responsible approach. they ask for the job. they got it now suck it up and

get the job done and quit blaming somebody. >> alisyn: governor, the fact that this kind of boondoggle was going on at the gsa, can we assume it's going on everywhere in government and $4 shrimp being eaten in other different government bodies as well? >> you bet there is. i bet after this gsa scandal there is going to be a lot fewer shrimp. be going to little bitty shrimp not big gumbo shrimp for advertisers. >> dave: governor, you said you wouldn't buy a corsage. that is not a no. >> alisyn: it's a yes. >> don't start accepting offers that haven't been made. i haven't accepted an offer to coach the razorbacks either. why accept that job if offered? i haven't been offered. >> dave: okay, fair enough. >> clayton: catch the governor every suffered a night on the show airs at 8:00 p.m. here on the fox news channel. don't miss that.

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>> clayton: welcome back. the men and women in uniforms give lives sacrifice there is a surprise for a wounded vet at the new york international auto show. >> dave: it's not just ainsley earhardt. she is there at the auto show. good morning to you ainsley. >> good morning, guys. such an exciting day for all the people at the auto show.

especially for one corporal in the army. i'm going to introduce you to him had in just a minute. first we will talk to tony with the wounded warrior project. why are you here at the auto show. >> i got a call from the great teen at the javitch center come on down we want a wounded warrior. they are going to donate a car today. >> kia is giving the car and it's been outfitted for wounded warrior. >> absolutely. honoring and empowering our soldiers. these three great organizations have done this today. >> chris is getting this car. first of all, thank you for your service and everything have you gone through for our country. tell me what happened in 2006. >> i was injured while serving in east baghdad on a routine patrol i got struck by ied. >> and then you lost your leg as a result. >> yes. >> your left leg. tony was telling me out of all the wounded warriors you are really fit. it's really hard for someone to come back from this injury and still get involved in sports if they lost their leg from the knee down it's much

easier. yours was knee up. i understand you are wrestling. >> actually pursuing a career in professional wrestling. something i wanted to do for a long time. i haven't given up. >> behind us is the big reveal the car. you just saw it it's the key a it's awesome. living in new york city, driving this around. >> absolutely. having lots of funny saw it for the first time. >> what do you think. >> the color is great very appropriate. army green i would say. >> yeah. you haven't gotten in yet. why don't you test it out. new car. get in, chris, tell us what you think about it and how the car has been outfitted for you and for your needs and your injury? are you right-handed or left handed? >> i am right handed. so losing your left leg. i guess they didn't have to change the pedals, did they? >> no, they didn't. i have my right leg that all works out fine. >> what did you ask them to do. >> i have a steering wheel modification here in the event need assistance turning the wheel. i should be able to manage just fine. >> that's great.

what do you think? >> i love it. it's great inside here. enough space. i'm a pretty big guy. i fit in here great. i love it. >> we're happy to you. congratulations. do you want to say thanks to anyone. >> i would like to thank kia motors and javitch center for having me here. >> we appreciate chris everything have you done. back to you in the studio. isn't that incredible? such a great gift it? >> is great gift and we thank those folks who donated it fantastic. thanks, ainsley. >> thanks. coming up in 30 minutes we will show you more calls from the auto show. >> better find that back to the future car. want to see the delorean. >> i found it for you. i have a picture of it. i'll show it to you in the next segment. it's like the old delorean. that's what you wanted. >> that's exactly it. >> dave: i'm not going to sell a time machine. >> i have a picture. >> dave: president says ronald reagan would never survive a g.o.p. primary and it turns

out president reagan's son michael agrees. to some extent. he will explain live next. >> alisyn: then food police are at it again. one lawmaker's push to regulate what you eat at work. ♪ what makes us number one in motorcyclinsurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. perfect hair every time. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. now, that's progressive. call or click today. my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet.

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>> good morning, everyone, it's saturday, april 7th, i'm alisyn camerota. new details about the unbelievable fighter jet crash that turned an apartment complex into an inferno. the heroic actions taken by the pilot. >> and the food police at it again. one time you lawmaker wants to tell you what you can eat at work, clayton. >> what should i eat? >> i can't figure it out

myself. i need government help. and talk about some rotten eggs. >> put them all in. >> right there, get them scham and every one you see, get them. >> camerota. >> in my back yard. >> clayton: and the fun taking control of the easter traditi tradition. and "fox & friends," hour four starts right now. ♪ >> good morning, everybody, thanks so much. and later on, we're going to be having our own easter egg decorating and you can see me in action and blood sport. >> dave: does this get you off the hook from decorating eggs at home. >> alisyn: you see through my act, you see. >> the son of ronald reagan,

michael reagan, joining us, talking about the extremist wings of both parties, the republicans and democrats, it seems he's not sure his father would have survived the g.o.p. climate in this primary. >> alisyn: it was called a catastrophic malfunction, and a navy vet that fell out of the sky into the apartment complex below. >> oh (bleep) a plane just came down right here, unmreeshl, man, look at that. it's gone. oh, man, unbelievable. >> all of this happening in virginia beach. incredibly all residents have been accounted for and peter doocy following the story for us all night in the early morning hours, we didn't know if a certain number of individuals made it out alive. >> that's right. clayton and it looked like hell on earth here yesterday and the governor of virginia, bob mcdonald says it's an act

of divine providence no was one killed. the search and rescue operation is now over because everyone that they know of who lives in this complex behind me has been accounted for and made them 95% certain there were no fatalities and not 100% and here is why. >> we've accounted for everybody on the apartment manifesto, we can't give 100% all clear because we don't know if there have been guests of family mms, but nobody's been-- we have no reports of any missing people at this time. >> the pictures are breath taking and the numbers are staggering, 40 apartments were burned, many of them completely obliterated. 63 people have been displaced and some of them are going to meet at 2:30 with navy jag lawyers to discuss initial claims and 26 people kicked out last night or lost their homes, spent their night at the local elementary school

serving as a temporary shelter and helping residence who need medication or urgent thanks for the daily lives. and things in the apartment that were not destroyed. and two miles away from air flyi flying, but not used to this. >> and went to the bathroom and i heard a loud whirling noise and i thought it was like tornado, and then what the heck, i better plan to get out of here. >> and so, it might take up to a year according to investigators to figure out exactly what caused the crash. we know that one of the pilots yesterday was bloody and apologized for crashing his plane into the houses and one pilot is in the hospital down the road and six other people have been in the hospital and released and even though there's devastation. the pilots did the right thing by dumping as much fuel as

possible and ejecting. if they did not dump all of that fuel, that the explosion would have been a lot worse, causing a lot more damage and public much worse injuries, back to you. >> alisyn: it's a miracle, even though it looks like an inferno, a miracle no one was killed. thank you. >> meanwhile, you might expect this presidential race to be all about the economy, but if president obama and the democrats have their way, it's going to be about this war on women we've heard about. the one that the president and democrats seem to be framing out of the election fueled by a poll that showed mitt romney trailing by 18 points in swing states, in terms of the men versus women vote, a big problem for republicans. >> clayton: and perhaps fueled in part by rick santorum's comments about contraception. and the democrats maybe seeing an opening. president obama at the forum for women, the white house saying it's not a political attempt, but we'll play this

if it makes it into a political event. >> the past three years have started to take hold. and what we can't do now is go back to the policies that we have he been dealing with in the first place, that's what's at stake. >> dave: it's entirely political, isn't it? republican-- >> and everything that a politician does is political. >> clayton: peggy noonen. >> dave: that makes it into a campaign event. >> clayton: that's what peggy noonen said, every event from here is a xin event. >> alisyn: and critics said because it was announced two weeks ago, it seemed they were exploiting the timing of the war on women and just decided to start talking about this and remind women what they have done for women, particularly the lili ledbetter act of 2009 because they think that women are hurting, obviously, in this

recession and households are, and reminding who is on the side. >> dave: where was the war on women, i know the santorum birth control concept. i don't hear the outcry from women struggling in the recession, women are doing very well today and i know you're going to point out they make 77 cents on the dollar for every dollar men make, but the recovery has been a lot about women, health care, jobs, and that's the biggest growing sector in our economy and the jobs are going to women. >> the rule number one in politics, you never let an opportunity slip by, slip through your fingers without capitallizing on it somehow and so the fact that there has been a dialog, who is better for women, and with all the contraception talk and this is just what the white house loves to do. >> because they don't want to run on the economy, that's the question. >> and people are talking over them. amilya saying this morning, that neither candidate are talking properly to women, that romney, on the republican side or even on the democratic side. one woman though, one woman who is talking and has jobs, a

delegate, elinore holmes norton wants to regulate what you eat at work in the office place, a short time ago. she thinks that health care doesn't go far enough and this is what she says, she wants to train health professionals to recognize the signs of obesity early and the regular exercise, and et cetera, et cetera. >> and it all sounds great and obviously, we have an obesity problem in the country and here is where the sticking point comes in, and that's the price tag for this education, is 25 million dollars, so at a time when cities and the federal governments are so strapped. they would take 25 million dollars to educate people about obesity. you can say that a lot of education lately about what we should be eating, how we should eat right, about obesity and maybe doesn't need a 25 million dollar price tag and people are i go most of those suggestions.

>> could the government intervene? let us know at ff weekend on twitter. >> alisyn: the rest of your headlines to tell, but because a prominent iranian politician going on the record admitting his country could produce nuclear weapons, but says will never do so, went on to say that iran could use uranium to make atomic bombs, but would never go that route. the u.s. has, but sanctions on the iranian oil. and police think they have found the gun used in the shooting rampage. seven people were killed and found a gun matching the serial number of a gun bought by the suspect. and been charged with seven counts of murder and attempted murder. >> all you have to do is look at the numbers and see the g.o.p. race it over, a recent

ap poll says a majority of the republican national committee members are supporting mitt romney, and even those who don't think he'll be the nominee. rick santorum is not out yet and home state. romney 660, santorum 281, the pennsylvania primary is on april 24th, delegate rich. 72 delegates up for grabs there. they say disney world is the happiest place on earth, don't tell the united nations that. the u.n. releasing a study that ranks denmark as the happiest country in the world followed by finland, norway and the netherlands. where does the united states rank? 11th. they're based on health, family, jobs, security, and corruption and political freedom. >> i'm thinking of a monthty python talk. >> i don't know that one place ♪ the place i want to be rick, you know that, it's on

my ipod. i'm sorry, google it. >> rick: the countries that are happiest are lumped together. >> clayton: something in the water. >> rick: let's go. >> clayton: it seems cold. >> rick: and that he wills exactly what i'm saying, doesn't seem that happy. a lot of sunshine across the eastern part of the country, all weekend long today and tomorrow and we do have rain and maybe a light thunderstorm across eastern kansas, towards missouri and oklahoma this morning, and we had some snow yesterday in across montana and that's gone and moved north into canada and we have been talking about droughts in texas with about the last year, and in september. the entire state was in a drought and almost 90% in the worst category drought and now about go to this, a lot of improvement. across the eastern side of the state of texas and the next few days, the next five days, chances of rain, across from west texas where the worst of the drought is. that's good news. some areas, well over an

interest. a few pockets, some of that at the price of some thunderstorms and today we have a risk for severe weather, across the areas from around the big bend, headed just to the north of the dallas area, and i think we'll mostly be looking at strong winds and a little bit of hail and not relieving the tornado threat with this, we will get some rain and that's good news. here is your temperatures for the day today. 80's and 60's all the way towards minneapolis and still above average not 40 degrees above average like last week. all right, guys, back to you. >> thanks, rick. coming up on the show, president obama says ronald reagan would never get elected president today and it turns out, reagan's son just might agree with that assessment. michael reagan joins us live next to explain. . >> plus, making a political statement just by driving and we'll tell you what your car says about your political party. ♪ wake up!

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>> president obama says the republican party is so extreme that even the late president ronn ronald reagan would not be able to win in this current climate. >> ronald reagan who, as i recall, is not accused of being a tax and spend socialist, understood repeatedly that when the deficit started to get out of control that for him to make a deal he would have to propose both spending cuts and tax increasesment he could not get through a republican primary today. >> dave: and michael reagan, son of the late president agrees to some extent, but he

says at that both are-- >> you're basically right. >> dave: would he have survived? >> my father would have a hard tight surviving a g.o.p. primary. in california he raised taxes, he was a union leader, signed abortion bill, tough to get through the primary, but vice versa, john kennedy couldn't get through a democratic candidacy, and both parties changed and barack obama suing that statement to think that ronald reagan would somehow support his ideas in washington d.c. remember what he said there about lowering taxes or raising taxes and cutting back on spending, yes, my father raised taxes, but never did get the spending cuts he was promised by a democrat controlled congress. he went to his grave in 2004,

still waiting for the $spending cuts he was promised by the democrats in washington d.c. that he never got. >> dave: what is the lesson to be learned from what you just told us about? >> the lesson to be learned really from the republicans is this, the fact of the matter is, the only perfect person i know, we're celebrating this weekend died on a cross 2000 years ago, you have to look at the whole of the man and come together as a party and the we need to look at the whole of the man at know pick him apart piece by piece, we do that and lose in november. come together, we could win in november. this election needs to be abo barack obama. and would he support paul ryan and my father back in california instituted work fairs in california which got people off the welfare rolls

and put them to work because they wanted to go to work. so for barack obama to use that, to go back to an earlier guest, my good friend mike huckabee is doing nothing, but pushing the pushing button and trying it blame someone else and bringing ronald reagan to support his idea of america. it's a wrong idea. >> you talk about that need to come together and we hear an awful lot about that. is it time for the party to come together around mitt romney? we know you have supported newt gingrich. i think at this point newt only hurts himself by going forward. i think that rick santorum wants it stay in because of pennsylvania. hopefully he wins pennsylvania if he doesn't he has no points in convention in tampa, florida. i've loved newt gingrich, known him for years, but this party has to come together. mitt romney is the guy. mitt romney is the good night, get over it. >> dave: michael reagan live for us in studio city,

appreciate you being with us, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> dave: still ahead, sobering statistics so skin cancer is on the rise among young adults. up next, clayton and ali take a look at their skin. yikes. and tim tebow, where he's head this easter sunday. dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholester. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪

>> jews around the world celebrating passover, the holiday officially began at sundown and commemorates the israeli's escape from slavery and some sad news, renowned

artist thomas kincade died at 54 years old. from natural causes, one of the most important painters in the last decade, his landscapes, a master of light. and plus, snooki and the other jersey shore kids love to get their tan on, and a recent study finds that skin cancer is on the rise among young adults. >> clayton: she took images of us to show what to look out for, we're nervous, because we spent out a lot of time in the son. >> alisyn: a former lifeguard, a former beach goer, jersey shore gal. is it a problem for us. >> the images will reveal some damage you may not be aware of. >> alisyn: before we get to the horrifying pictures, and

why is the skin cancer on the rise for young people. >> alarming statistic. we think that tanning among young adults. >> alisyn: tanning beds. >> sunny vacations, but tanning beds, a huge message that the beds are cars genic and terrible for you, and people are not willing to modify behavior. >> clayton: and we want to take a look at alisyn, a former snooki. >> the scanner for the image as well. no makeup. >> no makeup, a beautiful complexion and skin. and then, a second image was taken that's not seen here cross polarization, eliminates surface glare and some changes beneath the skin that aren't visible to the naked eye and likely to manifest. >> when you see these, they look very scary right there.

when you see the red and then the brown with the pigmenttation, what you're seeing. >> the image is converted using software to a red and brown image and that's what expected. your redness, vascular changes, inflammation, vessels on your rose are evident. areas in the central base which are a little, but from the i am flamation. >> alisyn: how long do i have to live? you can't tell from there. >> she doesn't-- she's not answering she doesn't get you. >> alisyn: she's dodging the question. >> ali had seen her photos and i had not seen my photos. for you the one most striking a the dermatologist. you might think you've escaped in the past look at the brown image and see a lot of pigment, the skin produces if

response to damage to protect itself. >> is there any, has the damage been done, is it too late for clayton and me, good news some of the damage is done, contrary to popular belief only about 23% of the total sun exposure is acquired in childhood we used to think it was 80%, and patients say i've done the damage now just got me and find it. that's not modifying your behavior. >> what can we do know so i don't continue to look like the mummy in the photo. >> you do. >> exactly. you can make changes, first and foremost, avoid ultraviolet radiation, natural sun as well as of course tanning beds at all costs and get your skin checked. so you want to check yourself if you can for any newer changes and lesions, but a professional skin check once a year. >> for men out there. you get up in the morning and put on maybe some sunscreen or moisturizer with a 15 in it.

>> alisyn: is that good enough? >> what i recommend is 30 or higher spf, but not only spf, that's only one from the uvb or the burn rays, you need to look for a sunscreen with broad spectrum. uva and uvb. >> alisyn: doctor, thank you for coming in and scaring us. and scaring us straight out of the the sun. we really appreciate it. thank you for canfield imaging, for the reveal of the scary images of us. >> clayton: and get that at your local dermatologist as well. >> thanks for having me. >> clayton: we'll talk about rotten eggs, is this happening in your neighborhood. >> put them in, where are you going. right there, get them! >> pick every one you see, get them! >> parents going wild. and tweets and e-mails from

out of control parents. >> alisyn: and using tax dollars to make rap videos and the white house playing the blame game. >> clayton: you want the latest and greatest technology in your car, and ainsley is here with the answers. she joins us live from the new york auto show after the break. ♪ last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more sun tans...

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends," dave briggs and clayton offered to change their photos on faiks. that's bold of you. >> alisyn: and heaven forbid, and you dodged it. >> clayton: you were in the sun as much as i was. >> dave: and the tanning bed. >> clayton: and the department of the waste and we've been talking about the gsa and massive amount of spending for going on the conferences, 1% of overall budget comes from taxpayers and do a good job, what they're supposed to do, the government accountability and cutting out waste, but the 1% they received from

taxpayers, basically they blew on the big parties and extravagant parties and $4 shrimp and $19 cheese plates down there in las vegas. >> i mean, look, this is supposed to be a team building exercise and we all understand the beauty of team building exercises and we sometimes want to do it, you know what we do, go out to lunch and pay and that's how you build the camraderie. and the president. >> don't forget the clowns. >> president obama vowed to crack down on this sort of redo redonklous spending in 2009. >> you can't go take a trip to las vegas or go to the super bowl on the taxpayers dime, there's got to be accountability and responsibility and something i intend to impose as president of the united states. >> dave: let's take both of those statements, one, you can't go on the taxpayer dime, which he they did. and two you've got to have

responsibility and accountabilities. the obama administration is having none of that. they're blaming the bush administration for the rising costs there at the gsa telling our own ed henry, quote et this last night. at least we have taken bold swift forceful action to hold those responsibility accountable and put in place protections to make sure this never happens again. if the bush administration folks had acted under their watch the 2010 debacle could have been avoided. is that true? well, in fact, the obama administration in some regard knew about this investigation going back 11 months. and we're just finding out about it now. >> clayton: why didn't they do anything to cut it off once they learned about it 11 months ago. the buck stops here and americans are for giving when the president says we caught this, didn't realize it was going on, or realize it's going on and put an end to it. americans are for giving. when you look at the price tag, there was a ballooning amount of money spent under the administration for this

convention. you can see it quite expensively up over 300%, more money was funneled into the extravagant thing, but went up under the the obama administration in 2010. so, they had an opportunity to cut it off cold, and they didn't, they passed blame to the bush administration seems hypocritical. >> alisyn: i don't care wthink americans care, they just want it to stop. advance working, going to scout out good locations, you don't need to spend that money and don't need to spend it on all of these different things. and in this climate, everybody is tightening their belts, they just want it to stop. . >> dave: and if they would have hired a psychic they'd say you're going to get fired for this party. >> clayton: keep the clown. let us know what you think about it friends@foxnews.com. >> alisyn: the rest of your headlines. an air traffic controller is under fire after he ignored a pilot who was trying to make an emergency landing. the air traffic controller

thought the call was a prank. united express flight 5912 from peoria illinois was trying to land in denver because there was smoke in the cockpit. >> emergency 12, cockpit-- who is this? >> >> the controller was who is this calling. and he went to back to air traffic. >> this time he said the plane landed and evaluated on the runway. n.t.s.b. says it's investigating the incident. >> and our thoughts and prayers are with the santorum family this morning. youngest of their seven children bella is back in the hospital. and she suffers from genetic condition caused by the

presence, or part of an extra 18th chromosome and admitted to the hospital back in january with pneumonia and unclear what's caused the recent hospitalization. tell us about what tim tebow is doing. >> dave: tebow is playing on sunday, not football. not on the field. tebow will be giving a 20 minute sermon to 20,000 worshippers at a texas church tomorrow for easter. and the celebration church in georgetown north of austin says at that tebow actually reached out about a month ago saying he'd like to speak and the new york jets quarterback is known for strong christian beliefs as you know and the church says the service will be like an outdoor concert and people are lining up this morning. >> alisyn: i predict a lot of people there. a story we've been telling you about, oohs sister egg hunts canceled not because of children being too rowdy, because of their parents aggressiveness. this happened in colorado

spring and in georgia they've been bad experiences with greedy parents, trampling children just to grab eggs. and some say this is shameful. it hans everywhere, even at church easter egg hunts, let the kids have their fun. the jacktacklar. great name. and have some self-control. >> he writes i'm a police officer in indiana and parks department has to hire us off duty because adults can't behave at the easter egg hunt. >> alisyn: we're going to see our own aggressiveness in action, my kids are here for the easter egg coloring. stand by, guys, i've got this one. >> clayton: never know what you'll find out on the streets of new york city, he does the

weather outside. >> rick: all kinds of kids. are you having an easter egg hunt. easter? >> no. >> rick: all right, the easter egg hunt, it's not happening, we'll have to make one in a minute. take a look the at the weather maps, a nice weekend for whatever we want to do. nice conditions, sunshine across the northeast and temps in the 50's and 60's and down to the southeast, dry conditions, meaning not rainy and the not humid, so it will feel more like spring and not like mid summer across the southeast, however, texas, humidity and thunderstorms, a little bit of rain across the areas of kansas and nebraska and mostly just windy and warm across areas of the northern plains and across the west, we are also dealing with an absolutely spectacular day and southern california exactly the way it should be and arizona sunshine and warmth. a quick look at the easter sunrise forecast, in across the northeast, this is what it's going to-- across the east, this is what it's looking like waking up and not in the morning, but the afternoon and warming up nicely, a great day for

picnics, everywhere, across the west, and your sunrise, looking like this, i tell you what, you could not ask for better sunrise service and across the west, another spectacular one also, and send it back to you inside. >> thank you, buddy, every year, technology is advancing, especially in cars. >> our own ainsley earhart is at the international auto show. talking about the cars, i'm jealous. >> did you see the picture i put on twitter, you wanted to see that delorean, there you go. this is the man behind this, mark shine berg. a thousand cars under one roof. >> the new york auto show is the largest. >> and the oldest, 1900. >> yes, the great grand event. >> you've been preparing all year for this. technology, you see it in the luxury cars and companies now, like honda, with great

technology, what are they doing? >> as soon as twhat's happening now, it's not new technology, it is advanced technology. >> and so what honda the created is a 360 view around the car, so, there is he' a lot of safety things, front of the vehicle has a front collision camera, that's on here mounted behind the rear view mirror coming up on the car too quickly and no audio warning system inside the car that you're coming up on the car too quickly. and slow down. >> you're a lady and doing the lipstick and the car in nt fro of you slams on its brakes, it warns you. >> even at a hundred miles an hour. >> you don't need your mom, the back seat driver and slow down, my mom puts her hand on the dashboard, so annoying. >> and they'll look where they're driving in the lane and pick up the monitors as they're going through and might be shifting too close to a side lane and give the same

audio warning, telling you you're starting to drift. >> if you fall asleep. what about the lane watch. >> and the 360 kind of view, as you're backing up or looking around. there are cameras now in the side mirrors. >> let's look at this car, this is the audi. very popular car and you want to hop in it. >> sure, love to. >> tell us about the technology with the audi. >> it's wonderful the audi has really incorporated wireless internet service in the audi, and so, what you have is powered by google and mobile, and you're constantly updated on a mapping program and one of the exciting things for the navigation system. it's a 3-d mapping system and take a look at where you are in the city and take a look at the building and find out where you are. >> a button. how do we do this? >> turn it on? >> turn it on. >> okay. >> and that's amazing. >> and then, also, we've got sam. our producer in the back seat. and she's on her iphone,

wi-fi. >> wireless service up to eight units that are wireless at the same time and going to be able to be getting their e-mail and other information, getting on the internet. and the same time. >> all right. well, mark, we're out of time. if you want to see yourself. go to an audi dealership and check out the new cars, 2013, they're really cool. thanks for being with us, mark, congratulations here at the auto show. >> it is, 112th edition. >> back to you in the studio, very cool stuff. >> i'm going to wi-fi my car, coming up on the show, coca-cola and kraft foods cutting ties with a conservative groups after facing boycotts from liberal advocacy groups, has business bullying gone too far? we report, you decide. >> dave: take a look inside your cabinets. we're showing you how to dye easter eggs, i think kids from the camerota crew are on hand. what you have inside your home to decorate your eggs. breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life,

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>> did coca-cola and kraft foods bow to pressure? the corporation giant cut ties with the american legislative exchange council, a conservative group that stands in favor of voter i.d. laws and stand your ground laws. here to discuss that is the president and ceo of the small business authority. barry sloan. welcome to "fox & friends." >> good morning, great to be here. >> clayton: did coke coal had an-- coca-cola and the other companies bow to pressure. >> it seems they did. and they should be staying middle of the road and focus on shareholders, employees and supply constituents. >> you make the point, yes, act in favor of shareholders and also the customers. here is coke's response to breaking their ties. they said this, our

involvement was 0 oppose discriminatory food tax and not direct bearing on our business, a longstanding oil of only taking positions on issues that impact our company and our industry. does at that statement suffice? >> well, it really doesn't because originally they supported alec because they were fighting the food and beverage tax and basically a lot of their constituents that wouldn't have necessarily been in favor of them supporting any political action committee. so, at the end of the day, corporations really need to focus on what their primary mission is, and that is to stay out of politics, stay away from the left. stay away from the right and focus on the primary stake holders. >> as you know, that's not the case, and they bowed to liberal pressure once they have a call to website for the advocacy group. the are they leaning to the left instead of just being neutral? >> at this moment they're leaning to the left and in the future if they face pressure from other groups, may lean to

the right. and all over the united states, we lend them money and host websites and don't ask them when they come close to us to host the website, what the leanings, we need to remain neutral for our customers and shareholders and do what's best for them. 100% of the time. >> barry sloan, always great to see you, ceo of the small business authority. >> thanks for having me. >> up next, color your easter eggs, how to make them with dye already in your house, with the camerota kids cavalcade coming up. ♪ up and down the bunny trail ♪ >> hipty hop, easter is on its way. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're at the age

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>> welcome back everybody. >> alisyn: on the air. >> okay. >> alisyn: we're here with diane hendricks showing us how to color eggs with all natural ingredients you have in your refrigerator. >> exactly, i was thinking for something for my blog, and what stains instantly, i don't want to use artificial colors, so the first thing i came up with over here, canned cherries, and some, like, red zinger or cranberry tea, makes a pink color. >> it does, the longer you let it sit. >> dave: blueberries as well. >> this is blueberry pie filling and put that in there and had 100% concorde grape juice. what's cool, the things that make them stain is what's good for you. the things in grape juice are

heart healthy for you, and the cherry the. >> and when you're he done with the blue brings, poor it in ice cube trays and put it in the smoothies, you you don't want to waste it or stick it in the friesen ago using next year. >> and that's good, tumeric and water and look at the color. >> nice yellow, orangish yellow. >> and this is the yus. >> everybody has juice around the house. >> and this juice, it's purple and speckled, too, which is great. and then we've got green indicate, which comes out really nice, like a lighter yellow color and over here is just coffee. >> that's just coffee and here we have soy sauce. >> that's frightening to me, coffee will dye an egg. >> that must be what's happening to my teeth.

>> it's the same thing, the enamel. pomegranate, that stains your teeth it's great today. >> all of the things that do the staining are what makes it healthy for you, with the antioxidant. >> dave: let's get the camerota kids. >> you can decorate the eggs and whatever you want to use. >> what's your strategy here for decorating the eggs. what are you going to use? >> magic marker? >> good. >> that's a washable marker. >> and the shouts of mama are not normally heard. >> and this is simple, too, what's so great about it. it's simple and all natural and a wonderful day to get the kids and talk to the kids about the environment, about health and about avoiding artificial things. >> can you hold this for a second and i'm so glad you're pointing this out because sometimes when you dye the eggs and eat them and turn

them into egg salad and red dye, it's still on the egg. you see the neon pink egg, that's what you're eating. >> this way you get the purple with the wonderful, healthy stuff from, you know, the wonderful ingredients. >> i like your you're now interviewing me. and tell me, this is your son. >> alisyn: this is nathaniel. >> dave: we recommend calming down at your easter egg hunts tomorrow. and thanks to diane, good job, guys, keep going, kids. keep deck kating. ♪ n? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. 14 clubs. that's what they tell us a legal golf bag can hold. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it doesn't leave room for much else.

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