. >> on june 22nd, 20013 i killed vincent kenzani. >> wait until you hear what the self confessed killerd friends first continues right now. >> good morning to you from new york city. hope you are off to a great day. it is friday morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather nauert. >> i am patti ann browne. -- it is 30 minutes after the hour. a senior defense official telling fox news b-52 bombers could be used in a strike on syria. the plan of action has been revised some 50 times so far. we are talking about the military plan of action. doug luzader is life for us in washington with more this morning. hi there, doug. >> good morning. a lot of thinking and rethinking. the pentagon is considering the use of bombers as well as cruise missiles. there is more talk about training rebel groups there in syria. but politically this mission is at a standstill. president obama appears to be increasingly isolated the g 20 conference is going on in russia. he shook hands with vladimir putin but that's about it. more classified briefings for members of congress but at the moment the suppo

. >> on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent kenzani. >> 22-year-old matthew cordle said he was, quote, blackout drunk, when he crashed into another vehicle head on and killed a 61-year-old man. police had already identified him as the driver, but had not named him publicly. cordle says he will plead guilty when he is charged and he wants this video to be a warning to others not to drink and drive. >>> a new film is highlighting the dangers of football. >> i won't allow my kids to play the sport of football until there's an answer. >> why the long-term effects of the sport are causing controversy. >> three common ingredients make up a new way to get high. police say it's reaching epidemic proportions. >> back right after the break, we're talking about a big weekend around the bay. and it's going to heat up. how hot in your neighborhood saturday and sunday. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. . >>> breaking news hampering the friday evening commute. we now have pictures fro

and on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent kenzani. this video will act as my confession.d, i will plead guilty to take full responsibility for everything i have done to vince and his family. >> alisyn: i invite everyone to watch that online. i will actually tweet out the address because it is very effecting. very deep. so how are these online confessions exacting the legal system in the cases? defense attorney ashley merchant joins us to weigh in. hi, ashley. >> hi, how are you? >> alisyn: doing well. this guy mount to you that cordle was a suspect in a drunk driving accident that killed a man. he was not charged yet but he decided to confess online. he says he knew by doing so he was basically handing the case over to prosecutors. he said he was willing to take what he deserved. it's really, really poignant, actually. but what does that mean for his case? i mean, will the judge look kindly on what he has done here? >> i think the judge will look kindly on it i think the prosecution will look kindly on it. he is taking a huge risk because he has no garn tee as to what the

on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent kenzani.how yesterday. it is very powerful. the 22-year-old was already considered a suspect in the crash in ohio, but he had not been charged. she, the victim's daughter, believes he came clean so he would get a lighter sentence. >>> meanwhile, new details in the death of a new york teenager killed by a remote-control helicopter. experts say the teenager was probably attempting dangerous high-speed maneuvers like this one seen in this youtube video when a chopper had a small mechanical failure and spiraled out of control. 19-year-old roman perozic was struck in the neck while flying his helicopter in a brooklyn park earlier this week. >>> take a look at this. a sticker on a truck makes it look as if there is a woman tied up in the back. police say they have gotten several 911 calls from drivers who thought this was real. the sticker's manufacturer says it was put on an employee's truck to find out just how realistic the decals are. >>> and a world traveling rubber ducky is looking a little mo