coming up next hour, we'll talk with actress holly robinson peete, her son was diagnosed with autism.live in about half an hour. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> next, school security, nra releases eight recommendations to keep kids safe in the classroom. so will they work? we're asking a teacher. >>> plus this, a clear message from north korea, the country releases dramatic propaganda video showing training exercises including physical drills. >>> and we're talking live to actress and activist holly robinson peete. she's telling us about an issue that impacts millions of children, including her son. >>> hello, i'm fredricka whitfield in for brooke baldwin. no new

coming up on fox first at ten, actor holly robinson peete will be with us. former quarterback joe theismann talks about that injury he suffered that is very similar to what kevin ware had a couple of nights ago out there in the elite eight. red sox pitcher and cancer survivor john lester plus clay walker has a brand-new book called "jesus was a country boy." it kicks off at 6:00 a.m. >> it's ten minutes before the hour. here's a quick look at headlines. starting next year voters in arkansas will have to show a photo i.d. at the polls. the house voted to override the idea by the state's governor and approve the bill. >> are ipads bad for your kids? researchers find children who are calmed down by electronic devices are less likely to learn how to calm themselves down naturally. they may also have behavioral problems later on in life. but all that screen time doesn't appear to harm their eyesight. right now there is no hard data on the effects of it since the ipad is so new. what else is a parent supposed to do? >> it comes down to just 14 this saturday in atl

>> brian: tomorrow holly robinson peet, john lester, the ace of the red sox staff. >> steve: a busy show and a busy after the show show. go to our web site to watch us live and we'll see you tomorrow. bill: as we begin a whole new week, fox news alert. manhunt still underway and community on alert after the murder of a direct attorney. kaufman county, texas, d.a., mike mcclellan, and his wife incident cynthia were found shot to death in their home over the weekend. police are stepping up security to protect other district attorneys. that is where we start. here on "america's newsroom." welcome back to you. martha: good to be here. very nice week off, thank you. thank you. hey, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. this is a terrible story. bill: sure is, yeah. martha: local leaders there at this point trying to calm everybody down. watch this. >> this appears that it was not a random attack t appears to be targeted. so i don't think the community at large is in danger. best thing we can do is remain calm, remain supportive of the mcclellan family and those handling the investigation and conti

friends and the founder of autism speaks and bob served as vice chairman of cnbc, joined by holly robinson peete my grandson. say hi. >> hi. >> it seems like every day we see a new study and survey about autism. what have we learned in the last year? >> we did a stud ney korea over four and a half years and it basically was one in 27 and one in 25 boys and that's probably the right answer. the latest one you just saw was one in 50 in the united states and cdc will probably motivate itself, and there shouldn't be any doubt about that anymore. the issue is how -- why, and how can we provide services and help? the one thing, carl, of autism and people distinguishes unlike cancer and others, the treatments are very, very expensive and most of them are borne by the parents and the services are very expensive and most of it borne by the parents. there's almost no financial assistance to these families as there is to diabetes and other things and that's the killer and in terms of community that's the thing that hurts. i want to say one thing. our national sponsor is toys "r" us. they've been with us fo