time for fox unfilter the.respond to your comments and complaints right here on the air. first up on the hot seat our good friend the fox morning news anchor mr. chris murphy. how are you. >> good jeff. what's up. >> recently you were reporting live from a local bistro. >> cheesesteak day. >> showing very fine food. >> correct. >> yes. what has come in as the bread and the bread is from liscio s bakery. >> did he just pick up a role with his unwashed hand and put it back in the bock. gross. oh, chris. you didn't. >> i did. i'm embarrassed now that i see the video i didn't know i did it but i did it. >> gross. >> please tell me that you're not a double did you know kerr too. >> no. >> never. >> never. >> you would never double dunk. >> no. >> okay. i'm standing here now with the deed of this city's traffic tv reporting bob kelly. >> how are you man. >>> i'm doing good. did i see chris murphy double dunking. >> you're a goodman bust we have complaint about you my friend. >>> me? >> yes, sir. >> well, it's not bad

listen to governor unfiltered taking a fairly easy target at gordon of gotham city. john kasich: i think wall street is overwhelmingly too greedy. john: a very basic-like performance. -- very kasich-like performance. can he be republican nominee? mark: it worked a lot, very well for john mccain in 2000. some people say in the digital age you cannot do is like that. i think we have rotated to a different place. he will handle it in a way that will make you more popular. john: i have three reasons why this is going to work to his advantage, authenticity, authenticity, authenticity. he is genuine. i think it will work for him. mark: he said a lot today that no one else would ever consider saying. that's funny because it comes after hillary clinton on her very first presidential campaign event, criticized the for-profit for hire industry. republicans cried hypocrisy. the clinton said his resignation had nothing to do with his wife's campaign. does this resignation suggest that the clintons understand they need to clean up their act and they are moving to do so you come j

>> and unfiltered radar feed picks up everything. it is cluttered with traffic on the streets, birds, anything that is moving around. for our purposes at the faa, we filter it for what our primary function is, which is to safely separate aircraft. that means we filter out small things you might be a distraction to a controller. what our forensic analysis showed was that the radar did indicate something after the fact that we were able to piece together is most likely the flights of the gyrocopter. mr. walker: would you agree that after the fact may not be a good scenario? mr. huerta: i agree. but the air traffic controller can do his job with a cluttered screen. and so what we are very focused on is how can we ensure the controllers able to safely separate air traffic in our case. mr. walker: can you answer your own question? how can that be more safety conscious as far as being able to get through the clutter on his own screen? mr. clancy: -- mr. huerta: the things we're filtering out are things like weather systems and birds, small

listen to governor unfiltered taking a fairly easy target at the gordon geckos of gotham city. john kasich: i think wall street is overwhelmingly too greedy. john: an external performance but a very kasich-like performance. in terms of the unhinged quality , can he be republican nominee? mark: some of his positions will rub people in the party the wrong way. it worked very well for john mccain in 2000. some people say in the digital age you cannot do things like that. i think we have rotated to a different place. i think he will say things that will be controversial. he will be attacked. i think he will handle it in a way that will make you more popular. john: i have three reasons why this is going to work to his advantage, authenticity, authenticity, authenticity. he is the guy who is the most genuine. he is himself. i think it any age it really works, and it will work for him. mark: he said a lot today that no one else would ever consider saying. our colleague reported today that bill clinton has ended his role after being in that position for five years. that's funny because

. >> air traffic controllers could not do their jobs if they had to work with an unfiltered radar feedany would not be able to give the aircraft they are charged with handling. >> reporter: secret service director joseph clancy admitted an investigation was opened up back in october of 2013. after the agency learned that hughes intended to fly an aircraft on the grounds. but the director maintained there was no way to know if he would ever act hon the plans. >> special secret service interviewed him who denied having an aircraft or had plans to fly one to washington, d.c. >> reporter: the secret service dealt with a similar breach last year. all who testified today said they are reviewing protocol to account for a possible drone account. >>> we're following the story of a stolen car with a 4-month- old baby inside that we told you about at the top of this newscast. the baby is now safe and police have made an arrest. and we're working to learn more about how the car got stolen in the first place. that's tonight on the fox 2 news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news.

. >>> yes, stay with me for a second, as we look at these latest pictures, coming through and unfiltered, coming straight to us, and we are seeing now people being treated in street, and, several people in the hospital beds. being treated here. >>> this looks quite extraordinary and they come out of nowhere and with a huge force of 7.9 magnitude. can we just hold on a second with me, and can we have a look at the i-pad and, i want to show the viewers in addition to these pictures, and some of the stills and look at this, the roads, pretty much breaking through there. and just take you through some of the over pictures and we saw this earlier and buildings just straight up collapsing there and, if i can find the picture after temple, and, they have been tweeting pictures of this temple and the tower and the latest picture i'm seeing, is this sort of thing here, completely broke down, and just those sharp things, left around, what was a huge tower there. >>> can you still hear me on the line there? >>> yes, i can hear you. >>> and, 1936, and, it was rebuilt after the last earthquake and, a

air traffic controllers could not do their jobs it if they had to work with an unfiltered radar feed. they would not be able to distinguish the aircraft they're charged with safely handling from other elements on their radar scopes. we require aircraft at that fly in the airspace around washington, d.c. and other large cities to use transponders that broadcast basic information such as the type of aircraft its speed, direction and altitude. when radar defects those air raft it picks up the transponder information and it displays it on an air traffic controller's radar screen. controllers can see all the flights in the specific area, along with the identifying information from each aircraft. anything that doesn't have a transponder shows up as an image representing a simple small dot on the radar screen and there are typically many of them across a controller's radar screen. to assist controllers on focusing on safely managing air raft we apply filters to eliminate the vast majority of those small dots. safely managing air traffic is their mission and they must be able to do that witho

it's time for fox unfiltered where we respond to your comments and complaints right here on tv.st up, i'm standing with senior executive producer alyssa frik. you are responsible for all contact. >> true. social media is really important to us here on fox 29. instagram, twitter, facebook. >> we have a complaint. as a news source, fox 29 is supposed to be impartial. however, the person that is in charge of the fox 29 facebook feed constantly invokes god and exhorts readers to pray for whatever news stories they post. this is inappropriate and offensive for those who don't believe in god or believe in a god other than the one your social media person indicates. the style of these posts lead me to believe that one person is responsible for all of them. what do you have to say to that? >> well, rebecca, you're right. you use the word impartial. and when it comes to news, we have to be impartial. but when it comes to god, you know, that's impossible. we have beliefs too. you're almost implying that we can't believe in anything. and we're human. so of course we have beliefs. and we've

so we looked at unfiltered radar at that time at that. a trained radar analyst identified a slow moving image that traveled from gettysburg toward the capitol and vanished from radar about the time mr. hughes landed on the west lawn. we now believe that unidentified radar element was mr. hughes' gyrocopter, but the dot appeared only intermittently throughout that flight. when we got the call from the capitol police we immediately note tied our interagency partners on the domestic events network or den, a 24-hour, seven days a week uh-huh and huh-uh case line we operate to support a shared situational awareness among our agencies partners. we initiated the den more than a decade ago to quickly share information about activity in the airspace with multiple agencies. it now includes more than 130 federal and local agencies as well as major faa air traffic facilities arne the country. the den has played a critical role in dis sem information to other agencies as quickly as possible. each agency has a responsibility to announce an airspace inc

. >> an unfiltered radar picks up everything. it is cluttered with in addition to aircraft will include things such as traffic on the street. it will include birds. anything that is anything that is moving around. and so for our purposes at the faa, we filter it for what our primary function is, which is to safely separate aircraft. that means we filter out small things that might be a distraction to a controller. now what our forensic analysis showed was that the radar did indicate something after the fact that we were able to piece together in most likely the flight of the guy row copter cosmopolitan gyrocopter. would you agree after the fact -- >> i would agree with that. the point being that an air traffic controller can't do his job with a very cluttered screen. what we're very focused on is how can we ensure that a controller is able to safely separate air traffic in our case. >> i will come to -- can you answer your own question there? how can they be more safety conscious as far as being able to get to the clutter on his

we found nearly half of cbr's unfiltered review were one or two stars. complaints about customer service, billing, cancelling and how the company collects samples. he wrote one of the negative reviews. >> i felt so robbed and victim of this corporation. >> reporter: he and his wife live in san francisco now but they lived in ice land when they signed up store their son's cord blood. he says cbr assured him there wouldn't be any problems. once the sample arrived in tucson, the cord blood was no longer viable. >> it just died and rotted on the shelf. they try to do an extraction but they weren't able to get a sufficient sample. >> reporter: he received an e-mail expressing concern but says that wasn't enough. >> it was such a loss for me. >> we absolutely changed the process. the industry has evolved. there's more and more banks available internationally. our first step is to recommend bank within the country that your baby is being born. >> reporter: the private cord blood banking industry is loosely regulated overall. unlike restaurants or nail salons, t

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if they want to put an unfiltered message.first of all, audiences are smart enough to know that that is an unfiltered message. they really are. that's fine. if they did that and then the president didn't come out or josh didn't come out and sit in front of us, to me that would be an issue. i don't find it is issue as long as we continue to do that. there is an issue that they do not make people outside the press office available. that could be a problem. i would doubt that you have that problem. and i don't really have that problem. but i understand, smaller organizations or maybe smaller and fox news -- one they would deem as combative might have an issue. i don't. peter baker: we don't do that today. with the former chief of staff, at the end of his day, he called reporters. he tries from time to time to engage, i'm saying that the culture has changed. in the culture is that people are involved in a lot of these decision makings are less available, more separated from us by a paid staff that is paid -- >> i remember reading

we found nearly half of cdr's unfiltered reviews on yelp were one or two stars. complaints about customer service, billing, canceling and how the company collects samples. one of the negative reviews -- >> i felt so wronged. and just a victim of this of a corporation, basically. >> he and his wife live in san francisco now. but they lived in iceland when they signed up with cdr to store their son's cord blood. he said cdr assured them there wouldn't be problems. but once the sample arrived in tucson the cord blood was no longer viable. >> it just basically died and rotted on the shelf. they tried to do an extraction but they weren't able to get a sufficient sample. >> he received an e-mail expressing concern but said that wasn't enough. >> it was such a loss for me. >> where we have absolutely changed the process is the industry is a ball and there is more and more banks available internationally. our first step is to recommend bank within the country that your baby is born. >> and as investigative unit if irs revealed in february the private cord blood banking i

it is also happening virtually unfiltered.parent need to be aware of the fact that one, there is a setting on there mike, little arrow, that will show them in real time -- >> where you are? >> and that's a challenge. see the little messages here? there are little messages going by, you just read along. >> but i think you don't know what people can say to you is the thing. if this is a kid under age looking at this, people from all over can say all kind of things to your kids. >> right. so parent should be aware of the fact there are two settings you need to be mostly aware of. one is the location setting. little thing in the corner. you have to be careful of. that will if you turn on the location setting it is very specific. they know where you're at fourth and market. >> oh, i see. >> parent don't necessarily want people to know where your children are. >> the second one? >> other one just be aware of what your children are doing because anyone can speak to them and you don't know is on the other end. so it is all fng all hap

any time you get up in unfiltered ways as you saw today in front of a group of people how work for and ask them what they have to say that that helps you as a public official. you become better and you become smarter because of it. so i enjoy doing it that's why i have done 136 of them. yeah, if i were to run for president, you could count on the fact that i would do a lot more of these. >> real issue directly interacting with voters let's them get to know the real chris christie. >> i hate politics where people are like programmed robots they all sound like charlie brown's teacher wah wah. they will say a lot of stuff about me they won't say i sound like somebody else. if they like me great if not can i get another job. >> today we pressed the governor to see if we can get a straight answer about 2016. >> they asked me about that they want to know are you getting encouragement to run as you have been doing these. >> i have gotten encouragement for five years now to it run for president. in the end encouragement is only a very small factor of it the decision about running for president

if you look on twitter and take ten seconds, you can see the ugliness of humankind when it's unfilteredbut roll g"rolling stone" is supposed to be edited and filtered. that's the whole point of editors. but you had basically men editing an article about women being raped, written by a woman journalist who was very plausible. and i think for lots of reasons, and possibly they admit, this is what the columbia journalism school said her political correctness didn't push very hard to poke holes in a story they wanted to be true. >> there are plenty of american on women college campuses who will stay there is still a serious problem with sexual abuse. if this is going to be addressed, who is going to address it? the campuses? the fraternities at a national level? >> i think college administrators, first of all have to do it. parents have to do it. parents have to bring up their children properly. but i think, you know we're a very federal place. and universities tend to have their own police forces and tend to bring in local police forces only rarely when they have to. so i think it really i

we found nearly half of cbr's unfiltered reviews on yelp were one or two stars complaints about customer service, billing, canceling, and how the company collects samples. >> one, two -- >> reporter: this man wrote one of the negative reviews. >> i felt robbed and victim of this -- this corporation basically. >> reporter: he and his wife live in san francisco now, but they lived in iceland when they signed up with cbr to store their son's cord blood. he says cbr assured him there wouldn't be any problems. but once the sample arrived in tucson, the cord blood was no longer viable. >> it just basically died and rotted on the shelf. and they tried to do an extraction but they weren't able to get a sufficient sample. >> reporter: he received an e-mail from the company's ceo expressing concern but says that wasn't enough. >> it was such a loss for me. >> we have absolutely changed the process as the industry has evolved, and there's more and more banks available internationally. our first step is to recommend bank within the country that your baby is being born. >> reporter: and as investigat

now bus stop buddy is about eight perpetually he never ages, we tackled that in fox unfiltered not tooo he is past kindergarten but still waiting for school bus. there are a few areas with showers around. you see him here on ultimate doppler, little area in chester and montgomery and lancaster county so a few left overs are still in the region. in other places sunnies trying to burn through these cloud and it will be a seven out of ten today. 59 degrees. we just had our sunrise a half an hour ago or 15 minutes ago. 10-mile an hour wind out of the west southwest. wind will be pick ing up during the day-to-day gust as about 25 to 30 miles an hour at times gradual clearing and cooler afternoon then yesterday when we got to 76 degrees. 66 degrees. 10 degrees cooler today. cooler temperatures coming in the seven day forecast but bob kelly is here right now as the roadways, some of them start to dry out. >> we're starting to dry out but we had a couple accident getting that heavy rain earlier about an hour or so ago. southbound i-95 heavy from the airport down to 320 because of an earlier ac

enough to know that's an unfiltered message. they really are. we have to give the audience some credit. that's fine. but if they did that and then the president didn't come out or josh didn't come out, and sit in front of us, to me, that would be an issue. it is not -- i don't find it an issue as long as they continue do that. i think there is an issue with peter, that they do not make people outside the press office available. that can be a problem. i have to say, i may be -- i would doubt you have that problem. and i -- i don't really have that problem. but i understand that smaller perhaps smaller -- that's what i was talking about, our organizations we work for. smaller organizations have -- maybe smaller and perhaps fox news and some others that they would deem as combative might have an issue. but i don't. >> i mean, different organizations get different responses, that's true. we have the same problem, i think, actually. i think that, again, mostly how things have changed over time. i was saying earlier, thinking about hi

this is the election we're all live streaming on our phones and everybody wants to see raw, unfiltered video. but rubio's detail trying to position himself in this race as the new face the new generation that's what he told donors earlier today when he said that he was running for president. and that stands in contrast to hillary clinton and also to jeb bush someone who's been his long-time friend mentor and ally. someone who many thought would keep rubio out of this race. and i think rubio is standing up here and refusing to be crowded out of this field by someone who is basically been a juggernaut, and there are a lot of donors and party officials who say rubio has actually been slowly and steadily impressing the donor class and others we've spoken to at some of the closed door meetings over the course of the last couple of months. >> thank you very much kasie. let me bring back robert zimmerman and steve day. steve, i'm so intrigued what you're going to say about this. "the new york times" points out the rubio/jeb bush relationship has gone back many years. says mr. rubio's plan to

season at bryant, pressler has matched that toughness and work ethic with relentless preparation and unfilteredssler: this is physical, bryant lacrosse. nobody runs down the gut and lives to play another day! >> on the wings for the bulldogs... >> keteyian: his leadership has turned a division ii afterthought into a legitimate top 20 division i program. last year, his bulldogs reached the quarterfinals in the ncaa tournament after knocking off number two seed and 11-time national champion syracuse... >> and the bulldogs stun the orange! >> keteyian: ...in what was called the biggest upset in the history of the tournament. mike, for you, was there a little of, "hello. i'm mike pressler and i'm back." >> pressler: i think there was a little bit of that, just a little. you know, the reaction from my girls when i got home and the emotion of that, and maggie said, "dad, you're back." >> keteyian: last month, pressler was back on a north carolina lacrosse field for the first time since the spring of 2006. his bryant bulldogs faced off against the university of north carolina, ranked second in the cou

now 22, an unfiltered francis is talking about the father that the music world revered but she nevere first major interview that frances has ever done and i think you get a sense of really vivid and vibrant personality and someone who has her own voice.' >>reporter:frances bean cobain daughter to kurt cobain and rocker courtney love, is now twenty two. and in an exclusive q&a with rolling stone magazine - she opens up for the first time about her famous father ---- >>reporter:the trio of cobain dave grohl and krist novoselic descended from seattle on the rest of america with a ferocity and potency uncommon in popular music at the time. >>reporter:but it all ended tragically twenty one years ago when on april 5 1994, cobain took his life. >>reporter:as the executive producer of the hbo documentary "cobain: montage of heck", frances delved deep into her family's archives to find footage that is both moving and painful --- a portrait of an artist out of his time, lyrically brilliant, forever tormented. >>reporter:kurt cobain montage of heck 'he hated being humiliated you could see the r

i was told to stay away from fox unfiltered. who told you that, eskin?ay in your news i saw an anchor man i have never seen before. please keep him in. >> i look forward to cover the phillies sports team. >> i'm not sure that's what she was talking about, my friend. you're a local guy from new jersey. >> that's right. >> i understand you went to a school somebody has heard about. >> penn state, that's right. we are penn state. >> have you met eskin? >> of course. >> how is that going? good luck with that. >> we want to hear your comments. so e-mail us, text us. we're happy to take on your so e-mail us, text us. we're happy to take on your views next week. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. >>> welcome back. happy easter. thank you for sharing that. we love the bunny ears. so cute. >> let's take a look at your interactive weather. people are getting out there, they want to get out and enjoy themselves. you can

. >> i certainly did, you'll see my unfiltered response to the taste.atcha and understand why the japanese have consumed for centuries. >> it's more sustainable as far as the jolt. >> reporter: graham fortgang was a daily coffee drinker. he needed the jolt. >> i had reflux issues i was looking for something that would jump-start my body but result in what i call a more sustainable fuel. >> reporter: that's when he found matcha ground up tea leaves harvested primarily from the kyoto region in japan. it is low on acidity and left him alert for hours. >> not only do you have the steady release of caffeine but you have a calming factor which we call a calm synergy. >> reporter: quickly a convert, graham and his brother max decided to open up matcha bar in brooklyn becoming the modern matcha cafe in new york city. how many people who come through your doors is this their first experience of matcha? >> yeah, on the weekend, i'd say it's about 60%, 70%. weekdays, we have regulars. they're coming back every day. saturday morning espressos. >> reporter: that mor

. >> raw honey is an unfiltered honey. reason that we brought honey is because you know how people do sports goals. they have a lot of refined sugar and artificial colors, flavors, all of that. you can just take a packet of honey, get honey sticks and take a straw and that is much more natural version of the sports gel to give thaw instant kick of sugar to get your energy up. >> sport gel what would that be. >> even phillies, i do honey sticks for the phillies in the dug out during the the game. they are an easy way. it is instant sugar. >> it is a boost. >> a boost of sugar while exercise to go keep your blood sugar levels up. >> a spoon full of sugar. >> yes? okay, honey. >> they used to call me in honey. >> honey? >> honey stick. >> yes, interesting. >> now as we were saying natural sugars are always best. >> yes. >> let's just beat the apple up. >> that is great. >> and then what do we have here. >> this is jerky, that is making a come back especially natural, without any preservative. get turkey or beef turkey, taste

we leave no stone unturned here on fox unfiltered. get in on it. we want your comments and complaints. see you next time, i'm jeff cole in fairness, notes exclusive to bus stop buddy much there's a lot of people in tv who are the same age year after year after year. >> that's a great example, charlie brown. beautiful weather, the cherry blossoms in d.c. are in full bloom. weir going to take you there and tell you a little bit more about it. i love this time of year. plus a trick to a fast food restaurant leads to two teenagers being hailed. what they did for so many in their community calling for a celebration. a long couple of days. we saw great skies the past three afternoons. we ' finally see some sunshine. clouds are finally clearing the coast. south jersey, delaware and all of us seeing much better weather. plus a seven-day warmup which we'll show you in a couple of minutes. if you stretch a little bit, get up and keep watching fox 29. it's national pet day and we your pictures. you've sent in the cut east pictures of the animals, the furry fa

. >> there seems to be the demand for raw unfiltered video, you have these new live stream video technologies> i've experimented. >> that is a new way to communicate. >> and i think it's the way especially if he wants to appeal to young people this is the way young people are used to interacting with even celebrities. you think about taylor swift, all of these people they're talking directly to their fans that's how young people are getting a lot of their information. why not for politicians to try it too. >> what is his plan going forward now? >> well marco rubio unlike some of the other candidates has a day job and it's a pretty busy one. he's going to be a bit constrained by some of the tasks of the senate. but he has a big showcase event this weekend in new hampshire where nearly the entire 2016 field, likely 2016 republican field is gathering for a republican summit held by the state republican party. so we'll get to see an early campaign stop there. >> and, casey, was there a difference as far as what you saw yesterday in rubio's launch because it was in miami, at the freedom tower? was

are interested in everybody but the actual victim but the actual people who can give a true and unfiltered >> what is the identity of sand town? >> we're faith based people men and women of god who grew up here and created a family like environment. it's the outsiders that come in and that plant the seeds that grow into cancers. and our own people do the same thing. but we can't contain to be measured by our worst moments. it's time like this where we rise to the occasion to bring forth an image of who they are. it all depends on perception and if you choose to believe what the media puts out there, and that identity then you'll have a misrepresentation all the time of what baltimore city in particular sand town really is. it's up to us. people that were born and raised in community, to emerge as leaders and to use our tragedy as the platte foormform not allow outsiders to come in and exploit us. they are opportunists and take our real tragedy and real pain and they use it as a platform to advance their own agendas. and we've got to stop that nip that in the bud and start to report the tru