we did a story with ainsley angels the other way.antastic. >> they're right over there. >> we'll have to say hi. >> thank you so much michelle. >> thank you. we're excited for this race, lauren. we'll zen it back to you and take another life in just a few minutes. >> jenny, thank you very much. >>> let's get to this. kensington church catches fire hours before sunday services. flames ripped through this pent could have cost al church on east on tear 84 street around 2:00 o'clock this morning. crews were able to get it under control in less than 20 minutes and luckily no one is hurt. >>> protesters clashed in the streets of philadelphia over their political views and for the most part things remained relative cam. a rally supporting president trump started at independence hall yesterday afternoon. protesters wanted to have their voices heard as well, and at times things got a little heat heated. however, police say no arrests were made. a man and several youngsters were cited for disorderly conduct. people of all ages attend the demon

>> reporter: myers invited the brothers and their classmates to do the race with him through ainsley angels children of all abilities compete in raises. >> our goal in woodbury so personalize everything we do and today i know we lived up a whole lot of lives. >> it's an amazing feeling. that he asked us, that he thought to even ask us and that he asked austin as well. >> i think we will definitely be doing more of these in the future and spread the word that, you know, there's inclusion events like this. >> it feels so good, and it make the world good. >> reporter: with high five an smile, it feels good for andrew, too. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: in haddonfield, new jersey, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> you might be looking at the newest eagles cheerleaders. a group of ladies tried their luck in south philadelphia today at the eagles cheerleading open call auditions. anyone 18 years old could try out. panel of judges cord scored the women on modeling and dancing. new cheerleaders will be chosen on may eighth. >>> sixers and temple university are pairing up for great cause. >> it certai

they found other classmates to participate and it grew, and ainsley's angels and became a phenomenon, goes going nationwide and promoting inclusion. that is what we are about. >> reporter: incredible. you are a runner but also getting ready for another triathlon, what kind of training goes into races like this. >> i have been training for about four years straight now, 52 weeks a year. a lot of training, to push a chair. i am basically using my legs, my correa lot. turf watch my diet and stay in shape, and drink plenty. >> reporter: is what feeling when you get through that finish line after 13 miles or when do you marathons what kind ofe motion is going through your mind. >> i have tears in my eyes every time we cross. he is smiling, high fiveing people. to see his name on the chair. they all go josh, great josh. it makes me feel good that he is involved and he feels special to be involved. >> reporter: thanks for sharing your story g luck to you and josh. you will see our rahel solomon as well. we just saw her. we will catch up with her in a few minutes. for now live, anita oh for c

ainsley: what gave you the strength to do that? >> angels. ainsley: angels did.o come and play with my daughters. ainsley: and then you came home? >> and then i came home to my older son on the phone with 911. ainsley: wow. so, steven, what happened? what type of injuries did you suffer? >> i suffered 13 broken ribs is all i really suffered from the whole ordeal which is really amazing considering the car was crushed on me smashing me. ainsley: do you feel there was a miracle that happened here. >> without a doubt. i know it was a miracle. ainsley: why? >> i should have been killed. my brother-in-law has seen accidents like this before in both situations they were fatal. ainsley: you were underneath the car you would have been crushed underneath the car and your young son was able to lift up a car basically by jumping up and down on the jack. i understand, jody, you tried, your son went out to the garage later and tried a week later and he wasn't able to do it? >> he did. we decided to go out there and see for ourselves like how much he knew about jacking up a ca

ainsley: angel moms. brian: helped by tax credits and able to push forward modern medicine and entrepreneurs like, for example, a woman suffering from rare disease and her dad took action. instead of her dying at the age of 5 she is a student at notre dame. ainsley: because her father developed a drug that saved her life. steve: meanwhile, on the other side of the aisle, democrats were joined by dreamers. i know nancy pelosi had an actual guest who was in this country illegally. had refugees. minorities and citizens of distant countries targeted by president trump's temporary travel ban. and that's one of the reasons why you heard him talk about voice, which would go ahead and address issues faced by families in the united states, crime inflicted upon them by immigrants, that's why there was that murmur. and a little unrest. ainsley: the president has said we have got to work together on this. just because -- i think the democrats are thinking that he is using the worst case scenarios and talking about ja

and i have become very friendly with many angel moms and dads. ainsleyad a guest on earlier saying she would rather be a security mom than an angel mom. she would rather be on that spectrum. what happened to casey? >> casey was brutally murdered. she was stabbed over 15 dimes and shoved in a closet by someone claiming to be her friend. she knew him and her boyfriend knew him, but they weren't friends. ainsley: right. right. >> i knew awful casey's friends. ainsley: illegal immigrant did this to your daughter? >> he was illegal immigrant. just served 17 years for attempted murder. he got acquitted for a murder. and then he was sen said in jaio one of his inmates he would get away with this again. he didn't because there was overwhelming evidence. ainsley: why do illegal immigrants in jail believe this they can do this again and again and again. >> exactly. he turns and looks at me during the trial and says i did not kill your daughter when he had already admitted to his cell mate. ainsley: what's the solution? >> the solution is we have ice. we have the f

how los angeles is furthering a step further to protect illegal immigrants. ainsleypicture. steve: and this morning mike is here to cook us greek food and breakfast along with his wife and children. the emmanuels coming up. ♪ calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence? ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. steve: we are going to have breakfast in about two minutes. brian: again? steve: with the emmanuel family. ainsley: they longer have that. it will be around forever. brian: crisp is available because it never goes bad. ainsley: have you ever heard of it? let's hand it over to abby for the headlines. abby: i said a good thing we have ainsley in the studio. ainsley: and abby. abby: democrats final

steve: speaking of the public, it would be interesting ainsley interviewed one of the angel moms whoctuarys would probably votes for law enforcement. >> no doubt about it no matter what your affiliation is people want to be safe. that's the fundamental responsibility of government. steve: thank you so much. we know have you a busy agenda in d.c. and thanks for your service. >> thank you. steve: all right. straight ahead on our agenda college students trampling on the first amendment rights of a conservative and libertarian speakers. latest target controversial author charles murray. dr. ezekiel emanuel professor at the pennsylvania university here to weigh in with brian next. sorry, guys, time to say bye-bye to the sexy burger girls girls. >> >> just got a whole lot hotter. steve: the reason for big changes at carl's junior and hards americans - 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day women's i

ainsley: i can't wrap my mind around that. what city, what mayor, what city would ever protect illegal. brian: chicago, san francisco, los angelesdon't want to keep the streets safe? then is blood on their hand if these folks go out and they commit crime? steve: they say they are well combing people, whoever comes to the city, they welcome. ainsley: even if they have done something wrong and commit a crime? steve: 300 of them. brian: seattle, new york city, chicago, all weigh in. los angeles have all weighed in and say they are not turning over any of their illegallies. steve: criminal illegals. brian: schooling, education and tax dollars to them here legally. making a choissments class size of 20 is 36, 166 those people don't speak english need special services coming out of your tax dollars. we need to have record of you. pathway to citizenship the first thing have you good to do is report. ainsley: they need to spend a weekend with kate steinle's family with this little girl who was allegedly raped in the bathroom with her family and sit down and see how this effects them for the rest of their lives. steve: keep in mind regar

for those of you who know what angel moms are. ainsley that point, ainsley, looking at what kind of security do we have at our airports? why aren't we talking about privatizing tsa? i think that the stats were if we converted 35 of our top airports in the country over the course of five years, wield save a billion dollars. tsa currently has 95% fail rate. so is that really securing our airports or is it just an allusion of security? and i think along with borders and vetting, we care -- i mean, are we making sure that we are deporting illegals that have conducted criminal activity? are we stopping those on terror watch lists from flying? do they still have passports? are they free to roam. we care about safety and security. ainsley: have you all touched on security. what about jobs, the economy, beth? >> obviously, that's important, too. that goes back to the mainstream media and the fake news. they are not reporting on what donald trump is doing. donald trump is doing exactly what donald trump said he was going to do and the mainstream m