julie banderas live in the newsroom now. julie, the white house is pushing back on this already. >> yeah. that's right. jon. in fact, like it did two years ago, the white house reiterated today it does not support the judge's decision. and president obama still feels the pill is bad for kids. and young girls shouldn't handle this kind of product alone. but, regardless of how washington sees it, a federal judge went ahead with the ruling anyway today, making buying the morning after pill as easy as it is to buy cough syrup or condoms. a move which has infuriated many who say this puts our youth's health in danger. >> you are allowing a very potent drug that is essentially a mega dose of the pill that does require doctor's supervision and just lowing open access right next to the candy bars to a girl with any kind of age. there is a very definite case to be made that you need medical supervision for that. >> but the judge says this case is not about the potential misuse of plan b by 11-year-olds. and these emergency contracepti

julie banderas, thanks. >> sure. >> john: i'm john scott in for shepard smith.w details from the car jacking victim who said he survived a run-in with the boston marathon bomber and does not want to reveal his name or show his face for his ownty. he talked to "boston globe" and said his cell phone rang in the car. he is chinese and the older brother said if you say a single word in chinese, i will kill you right now. the victim says he told the caller in english, i'm sleeping in my friend's home tonight, i have to go." he says tamerlan told him "good boy, good job." the victims said he managed to escape when the brothers stopped for gas hean made a run for it. eric shawn is live. the younger brother is in a new hospital tonight, right? >> yeah. dzhokhar has been removed from the city he is accused of attacking. that boat, in which he head out, that has been moved, too. late today, the authorities towed that boat from watertown house where it had been stowed. it's the boat, the slip-away ii. owned by dave hennenbary and he found bloody dzhokhar tsarnaev hiding in

correspondent julie banderas has the story. >> the controversial decision follows a 12-year long fight over who should have access to the morning after pill and under what circumstances. a federal judge ruling girls 16 and younger can now get emergency contraception over the counter. and don't need an id to do so. this counter act an unpress debted move by health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius who in 2000 2011 told the food and drug administration to not let girls under 16 buy the pills like plan b 1 step. president obama supported that decision now and the white house reiterated today. he still feels young girls wouldn't be able to handle this kind of product alone the ceo of americans united for life agrees. saying the decision allows the abortion industry to gamble with young girl's health. >> it's a very very potent drug and has life ending properties to it. so when we think about the fact that young women will be taking this in a completely unsupervised way, it's really outrageous. >> dr. yoest says sexual predators targeting young girls can use the drugs to cover

julie banderas live in our new york city newsroom. lots of money involved here. >> yeah, shep. former football players hoping to shed light on the risk players take it could wind up costing the nfl billions. the players accuse the league of committing fraud by hiding information about the dangers of head trauma. resulting in debilitating brain disease including one former running back who now suffers from lou gehrig's disease. listen. >> i think that they did, frankly. and they should have, you know, at least warned us. >> among the plaintiffs are also widows of deceased players including one who committed suicide, shep. >> shepard: how long could this take? >> we're told the judge's ruling could take months. nobody knows really. the nfl wants the lawsuit thrown out though. argues it belongs in arbitration. bottom line here, the nfl accuses the retired players and families of trying to get around the collective bargaining agreements by suing the nfl directly. >> have almost unprecedented benefits and retirement and disacketd. at the same time it's a give and take with collectiv

for "teen kids news," i'm julie banderas, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> we've reported on concussions before. with the popularity of high-impact sports, head injuries sideline teens all too often. but as scott reports, there's now a new way to help them get back in the game safely. >> i went sliding out to basically make a play and ended up, the next thing i knew is the ball was kind of behind me. i didn't know what happened, and my head hurt a lot. >> anthony had been kicked in the head. the high school sophomore had the classic signs of a concussion. >> i had a headache. i was nauseous for a little bit. really slow, it kind of took me a while to get used to kind of moving again. >> players and coaches are becoming more aware that head injuries are serious and can take a long time to heal. >> in fact, the aftereffects are not just limited to the playing field. >> occasionally, during school, when i went back, i'd start getting a headache when taking a test or doing long-term work that i actually had to think hard for. >> before being allowed to get back into sports, it's important to

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julie banderas is live with the story in our newsroom. > this is controversial ruling. if they are old enough to reproduce they are old enough to get the morning-after pill without prescription, you just said it. a federal judge in brooklyn told the food and drug administration in a ruling this morning. this is big win for reproductive rights groups who filed a lawsuit. now that lawsuit is seeking to remove the fda's age and other restrictions on emergency contraception pills like, plan b, one-step. now the fda only allows women over the age of 16 to get the morning-after pill without a prescription. they have to show identification to get it. the judge said that shouldn't be. in his ruling he calls the fda refusal to remove he age restrictions arbitrary and unreasonable. the morning after pill prevents pregnancy if taken after unprotected sex. the senler for reproductive rights calling the ruling a victory saying women all over the country will no longer face arbitrary delays and barriers just to get emergency contraception, end quote. no

julie banderas is live in times square with more. >> hi there.ew york city. one source is reported as saying that perhaps because the new york city marathon was canceled back in november, that perhaps that changed someone's plans and they attacked boston instead. needless to say, the new york city police department, one of the finest in the world, are on high alert as is everybody here in times square and grand central station. hotels around the area, any sort of key target area in new york city. i should also mention, though, that since 9-11, new york city remains on high alert, which is that code orange. red being the most severe. meantime, among the areas on high alert, part of the heightened surveillance means officers are manning the key landmark, the 1,000 member counterterrorism squad and critical response units are out. special attention being paid to, we're told, to the mandarin oriental hotel and the bank of america tower in midtown because apparently bombs reportedly found in boston near those branches. so as you move around the city t

jb i call her, julie banderas. >> i will not be doing rapping for the record, but jay-z is rocking the-o. there are reports the two are friendly, but the white house says it had nothing to do with jay-z's he recent trip to cuba. the fallout after the president mentions the president in a song he released after the married remusicians, jay-z and beyonce returned from the trip to cuba. that drew criticism how they got permission to travel to the communist run island. and in the song open letter, jay-z, president obama he may be in hot water. >> white house, said, yeah, i don't agree with sean penn, and (bleep) distort history. >> i just want to whistle along with that tune. and jay carney reiterating the treasury department handled it. >> the white house the president on down had nothing to do with anybody's person-- anybody's travels of, something that treasury does. >> and something that rhymes with treasury for more coverage-- and casper with a dog named jasper. see you, julie. >> see you. breaking news in the criminal investigation into the folks behind the alleged bugging or tape re

julie banderas is live in our studio. julie what does this mean potentially for the nfl?rter: this is big lawsuit. thousands of former ball players are involved what could cost the nfl billions of dollars. the nfl wants the lawsuit thrown out of court but the players want to them to pay up by accusing them of fraud and hiding dangers of head trauma with repeated hits to the head. during the hearing beginning at some point today we will be hearing and the judge will hear open oral argue mains on the nfl's motion to dismiss more than 200 cases rolled into one case before a u.s. district judge in philadelphia. a decision we are told which could take months. in all, some 4200 former players are suing. some say they suffer from dementia, depression and even alzheimer's disease while the rest want their health monitored. martha. martha: what about the nfl, what's their argument, julie? >> reporter: at this point the nfl says the case belongs in arbitration. it does not belong in court since plaintiffs claim they are covered by the collective bargaining agreement. when lawyers h

julie banderas is joining us live in new york city with more on this. >> reporter: the debate is a girlsidered a woman? the morning-after-pill will soon be on store shelves next to condoms and cough syrup. a federal judge ruling a girl of all ages can get the morning-after-pill without a prescription for showing id, it is a big win for reproductive rights groups who filed a lawsuit seeking to remove the fda's age and other restrictions on emergency contraception pills like plan b1 step. right now the fda only allows women age 17 and over to get the morning-after-pill without a prescription and they have to show identification to get it. the judge says that shouldn't be. in his ruling he calls the fda's refusal to remove age restrictions arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable. it counter acts an unprecedented move by the obama administration's health and human services secretary who in 2011 decided not to allow girls 16 and younger to be sold the morning-after-pill over-the-counter. at the time president obama agreed the pill was bad for kids, and young girls won't be able to handle that

julie banderas has the khafrpling news focharming news for it. >> do you notice the facial hair.alker doesn't like this. she grabbed a razor and threw it at his home. thought she would give him a quick shave. she had her day in court yesterday. this isn't the first confrontation with jack man. she's already on probation after he took out a restraining order against her last year in yet another run in with the family last month she told jack man's real life wife that she was quote going to marry her husband. she wanted to be wife number two. she says it's legal, what is the big deal. she wasn't too shy about it either. she has admitted to cops to trailing him, giving her reason as she was very impressed with x-men two. she is being held in lieu of $15,000 bond or 1700 cash bail. jack man is frightened of the whole thing and tells the post. i hope the woman she gets the help she need. michael jackson's daughter paris says she is so thankful to have a father like she did. she says he was an incredible father. hshe opens up about the king of pop. the 15-year-old admits to a magazine

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julie banderas has more for us now. jewelly? >> reporter: that's right. madonna, or diva?bassador? who knows. while visiting malawi last week to build schools in the nation malawi's government says the material girl demanded vip treatment and apparently asked to meet the president who he thought quote, should abandoned everything and rolled out red carpet and a 21 gun salute in her honor that is from a spokesman from are malawi government. they said she overstated her contributions as well. the controversy continues there. jay-z rocking the boat with bo as in barack obama. after releasing a rap referencing his recent trip to cuba. in it, the rapper implies president obama had concerns he could be in political hot water after jay-z and beyonce's trip to cuba since the two are friendly reportedly. in the song, titled, open letter, jay attacks politicians. take a listen. >> politicians never did [bleep] to me. lie to me and distort history. obama you [bleep] anyway. chill with me on the beach. i'm in cuba. i love cuba. communists talk is so confusing. >> reporter: no word on

julie banderas is with the "fox 411.". >> could lines says i'm a 34-year-old nba center and i'm black reacting first active openly gay pro athlete after making front page of "sports illustrated". the 34-year-old told the magazine i didn't set out to be first openly gay athlete playing in a major african-american sport but if i am i'm happy to start the conversation. reaction pouring in from everywhere. former president bill clinton congratulateds collins for coming out of the chelsea clinton went to stanford with collins and his twin brother. very proud of my friend jason collins for having the strength and courage to be first openly gay player in the nba. the nba commissioner david stern releasing a statement which reads in part, jason has been a widely respected player and teammate throughout his career and we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue. now when asked when he decided how to come out and why he decided to come out, collins said that he endured years of misery. gone to enormous lengths to live a lie and was certain his world would fall

julie banderas has that story along with other stories that are budsing today. >> reporter: yeah, thisto emerge from the holocaust. anything written at the anne frank house in amsterdam is not taken lightly especially if you are justin bieber and in the museum's guest book you hope that the jewish teenage they're died in a nazi concentration camp would be quote, a belieber if history was different. the message offending criticizing the 19-year-old pop star being insensitive. many voiced their opinions on the museum's facebook page. however the museum shockingly, surprisingly dipped not seem to mind a spokeswoman confirmed bieber was there. that the museum was happy to have him. and she didn't consider his remarks offensive. interesting. >>> moving to the box-office, coming in at number one, the jackie robinson buy topic, coming in $42 million. in the just in time for jackie robinson day, april 15th. it stars chadwick bozeman at robinson and hollywood a-lister, harrison ford as the brooklyn dodgers boss, branch ricky. it beat out the franchise for making horror movies funny, "scary movi

julie banderas at the fox 4411 and other entertainment for reese making headlines today. >> reporter:r producers. he says they actually set up scenes to make him look bad. it's not true according to the show's producers who argue he knew what he was getting into when he agreed to shoot a reality tv show. and the fact the marriage did not happen to workout and play out for the entire world to see, the two were supposed to come face-to-face for the first time in a different kind of audience, a courtroom. chris is a noshow. they hope apparently that they can come to an agreed to become trial. kris is shockingly demanding $7 million to guy away. would someone please pay this man. lindsay lohan is planning a last stint before checking into a 90-day program. she promises no drugs or booze at coachella. she will arrive late considering she showed up 40 minutes late to her own premiere last night when she rushed down the red carpet to scary movie 5 when throngs of reporters shouted her name to get her attention she replied jesus. a member of her entourage says she is really happy to be there.

julie banderas is live with more on this. >> reporter: 4200 football players hope to finally shed somee risk players take when they sign the multimillion dollars contracts which could cost the nfl billions of dollars. the players accuse the league of committing fraud. fraud is the key word by the way, by hiding information about dangers of head trauma caused by repeated hits to the head. some say they suffer from dementia, depression, even alzheimer's disease. others want their health monitored. the nfl argues that the case belongs in arbitration not in court so they want the lawsuit thrown out saying plaintiff's claims are covered by collective bargaining agreements. today's hearing before a u.s. district judge centered around the nfl's motion to dismiss the more than 200 cases which have been rolled into one case. and her ruling we are told could take months. they are adjourned. now we wait for a court date to be set which has yet to be set at this point. one sports attorney we actually spoke with said this unprecedented move by former players could be a danger to all organized sport