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election. >> they will have the noncrazy candidates? is that what she'sç saying? that is not all. their secret strategy to bring class warfare back. we know you missed it. it's back. >> that was a long cold open. a family's car goes up in flames in the middle of a lion enclosure. do you stay and run from the fire and into the lions or do you suck it up and inhale the smoke? the life-and-death decision they made coming right up. mornings are better with friends. >> this is toby keith and you're watching my favorite tv show, "fox & friends." >> thank you, toby.ç >> nice. good morning. how was your easter? >> fine. we had the day off because you were working. a couple of my kids came home from college which is good. one had to work but otherwise it was great. today is easter monday. it is going to be the white house easter egg roll. >> they don't have to cancel this year because the government is not going to shut down. >> no. they're going to have it any way. they're going to get the kids with the wooden spoons and real eggs. how did you spend your easter? e-mail us at friends at friends@foxnews.com. >> we want your family and a little description on how it went. >> let's toss it to heather who has the headlines. she has two little boys. >> they loved easter. too much candy, a few temper tantrums but we had a goodç time. i've got news for you. great to see you all today. it is a miracle this young boy is alive. listen to what happened here. there was a 16-year-old who hitched a ride on a flight, a five-hour flight from california to hawaii, by hiding in the plane's wheel well. despite the lack of oxygen and 50 below temperatures, 38,000 feet in the air, the teenager survived. security footage at the san hoe -- san jose airport shows he got to the plane by hopping a fence. police say he ran away from home. he hasn't been charged and is inç custody of child protective services. chaos at an easter service in florida after a car tphrous into -- plows into a packed church injuring at least 21 people. more than 200 parisianers were inside the second haitian baptist church in fort myers when a lexus slammed into a building pushing over pews, tables and trapping people. >> the service stopped and we hear [inaudible] >> i heard some people were underneath the car? >> yeah. >> a driver telling police her brakes failed as she was trying to turn into a parking spot. >> what would you do in this situation? face a family of lions or stay in this burning car? that is the very same dilemma a mother faced at a drive-through sagqri in england. while driving through the lion enclosure, home to 12 cats, a woman's van went up in flames. >> we then thought we better get out of the car but obviously the rangers are saying get back into the car obviously for safety reasons. it is very difficult to know what to do, get in the car or get out the car. >> can you imagine being in that situation? wow. park officials worked to keep the lions away while helen rushed her two children out of that car. luckily everyone was okay. brian, steve, you've got to listen to this story. if you want toç have a sexy voice like barry white, hold on. ♪ ♪ >> i'm sorry to disappoint you guys, but that just ain't going to happen. men are not able to manipulate their voice box. they say when men try to sex up their voices they become far less appealing. right, ainsley, don't they? researchers say men can make themselves sound more confident which makes them seem more attractive and women have no problems making their voice sound sexy. sexy is apparently lower and raspy. >> like when you're sick. you don't want to get too close to someone when they're sick. >> i sound like i'mç making a prank phone call. >> that is why people with asthma always hook up. >> hook up to their inhalers. >> five minutes after the top. the democratic national committee has got a little bit of a problem. the president's approval rating as low as 44%. even though the president says obamacare has been accepted democrats show it has not been accepted because they won't run on it. what will they do when it comes to a mid term strategy? >> debbie wasserman schultz was on "meet the press" last night. this isç hat she had to say. the interviewer is asking her if she thinks the referendum on president obama is going to affect performance in the white house. >> you have the republican party strangled by the tea party. they are way down by republican primaries in which the tea party candidates are the likely winners. and we have countless elections now that democrats have won because the republicans have nominated extremists that their voters reject. that's the advantage we will have going into this election. >> what's interesting there is effectively she was just following the talking points memo that has been circulated, and she used the word extremists to describe republicans. because james carville and stan greenberg, a couple of top democrat pollsters, what they figured out is that if democrats want to not lose everythi', what they've got to do is they've got to remind people not that the recovery is working -- because there has been no recovery -- but what seems to work is the 1% thing, the thing that worked against mitt romney. unfortunately, mitt romney not on the ballot. so what they're going to do, they're going to talk about extremists, they're going to talk about the tea party, they're going to talk about phony scandals, one percent, and the koch brothers which half the country doesn't know about. >> i find this unbelievably depressing that in order to win another election with mitt romney not out there you've gotç to tell america that it is the us against them attitude, that the rich against the poor attitude. that has never been the slogan or the feeling in the country since i've been here. maybe it is in the history books. here's what is in the memo. james carville is contributor. the more powerful message is the contrast with the c.e.o.'s in the 1% whose incomes have soared while everyone else works just as hard to get by. that reflects the real feeling in this country because the economy has not turned around because when the president says we're in economic recovery, the vice president says we're in a recovery, no one believes it because it doesn't feel that way. >> it worked before. the question is will it work again. >> without mitt romney as the bogeyman. now it makes sense that senator harry reid brings that up on the floor for noç reason. >> unfortunately for harry reid, half the country doesn't know who the koch brothers are. half the people think they are the brothers who invented that soda everyone loves. as it turns out there was an interesting interview yesterday on one of the other channels. cheryl atkinson who has done fine reporting on benghazi and corruption in this administration, she's taken a shot at the administration on a couple of fronts in the past. now what she's doing is she's taking a shot at media matters. remember media matters,ç the outfit whose sole intent, it seems to me, to run this television network out of business. she was on yesterday and she had an extraordinary claim that apparently the people at media matters, that george soros funded way left group helped reporters, at least her at cbs, produce stories that ran on the cbs television network. listen to this. >> media matters, is my understanding, is a far left lob group that i think holds itself out to be an independent watchdog group. they clearly targeted me at some point. they used to work with me on some stories. >> they used to work with me on stories. >> she goes on to say they are getting paid now to discredit her. we did contact media matters. they said she is continuing a pattern of evidence freeç speculation that started at her tenure at cbs. we have never taken contributions to target her or any other reporter. our decision to post any research on attkisson is based only on her shoddy reporting. >> what is interesting about that statement is they did not say they did not help her, help her produce a story. >> they said they didn't get paid money to discredit her. >> i think given the fact that media matters helped people at cbs, i think reporters at cbs need to come out and say yes, media matters has helped me on a story. nbc, same thing. abc, same thing. i know media matters never helped us. >> i know that for sure. i can't use the word help and media matters in the same sentence. sharyl att kisson has gotten awards for her reporting. she does investigative reports on a lot of times washington-based stories. here she was doing reports on president obama, some which were negative. and she saw the push back was noteworthy and also she says the transparency was nonexistent. that's why she's giving out these interviews. >> it is now about 11 minutes after the top of the hour on this easter monday morning. next up on the rundown, lawmakers taking aim at uncle sam after the cattle battle in 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[ male announcer ] that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. visit your dealer or johndeere.com/1family. welcome back. the battle over the bundy ranch has now ignited a number of western lawmakers in a move to take back control of federal land. joining us is one of those lawmakers, utah state representative and one of the organizers of a summit that took place last weekend. ken ivory joins us today from salt lake city. ken, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> before this cattle battle, you personally had been working for a couple of years to try to get under state control a lot of the land currently owned by the federal government. why is that, ken? >> we had this really radical idea, steve, that the federal government ought to honor to the western states the very same statehood promise it kept with all states east ofç colorado. we learned in the statehood agreements that the federal government made the exact same promises at statehood to nebraska, north dakota, south dakota, louisiana, alabama that they made to the western states to transfer that land after statehood. we have about 150 trillion dollars in mineral value locked up in these federally controlled lands and yet, steve, in our state in utah we're $2.5 billion below average in per people funding for education. >> we've got a map we can put up that shows some of the states where, for instance, those are the nine states that were represented. interesting that california not represented. we've got one more map that shows some of the proportions. look at the state of nevada. 81% of it is owned by federal. you've got half the state in wyoming, 61% in idaho. let me ask you this, ken. if the states control the land rather than federal government, how would things be different? >> what we're seeing, steve, when you have a forest side by side, a state controlled forest next to a federally controlled forest when wildfires ravage through they are not harvesting timber, yet in the state forests, private forests, they drop to the ground. on state-managed land you have states on average, a study out of nevada, states on average generate a positive $6.30 an acre, positive netç revenue while at the same time the federal government loses $1.86. >> you know, when you're talking about state officials controlling land as opposed to federal bureaucrats in washington, d.c., it always seems that regardless of states' rights, it seems lying the people who are right there would have a better idea what to do with the land than the people who live in the 202 area code. >> those are the founding principles of our nation, liberty, property, that. consequences. we're seeing the economic and environmental urgency is apparent. to quote the govern from montana of the western governs association last year. >> cliven bundy, the government says he is owing them $1 million in back grazing fees. ep says he doesn't he can federal authority on the land that his family has grazed on since the 1870's. do you take his side in the cliven bundy saga? >> this is so much bigger than bundy, steve. the issues are all across the west where the federal government is exerting control over things it was never supposed to control. in short, going back from the revolutionary war forward, the federal government was supposed to be a trustee. they do own uxe land. they do hold title to the land in trust. the supreme court, congresses and others reiterated that point all the way up to our statehood. they hold title but they have a duty to dispose of the land like they did with all states east of colorado. there is a b.y.u. law review article that came out a couple of weeks ago that goes through in detail the legal background, constitutional background on the federal government's duty to dispose of these lands as a trustee. it hasn't honored the same promise. >> let's hope they take notice and look at the historical precedent that's already happened. today, you're the first person up in salt lake city, good morning to you and thank you for joining us on this easter monday. breaking this morning, a massive unprecedented move underway against al qaeda. details breaking after this. >> want your first impression to your boss go better than this one? >> you have no style or sense of fashion. >> i think that depends on -- >> no, no. >> we've got the solution for your first job jitters coming up next. my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. ♪ it's progressive pain. first you have that, that feeling of numbness. then you get the hot pins. it got to the point where i felt like, almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. the pain was, it was... i just couldn't handle it, so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before. 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>> i had 15 internships after college. >> did you have trouble getting a job? >> i got a job because of my internships. i think internships are a solution for young people that want to land a job right after graduation. >> migtç as well give yourself a leg up because the statistics are staggering. 2014 numbers are out. unemployment for recent college grads is 12.2 percent. that's unbelievable. it's stressful for college kids. >> absolutely. when you graduate college, your job is to get a job. you have to take yourself seriously. you should be devoting six to eight hours a day to that job search. >> let's go through some of your tips. what if you are rejected? >> people are so scared of rejection. i'm telling you rejection doesn't mean never. it just means not right now. just because someone says no today doesn't mean they're going to say no tomorrow. you want to use that rejection. in my book i call it fueling the fire. never take no for an answer. find the yes. >> survive the sticky situations. what do you mean by this? >> there are so many sticky situations at work. i talk about all of them in my book. i think one of the$'es that a lot of young people get themselves into is sending casual e-mails. people don't know what tone you're trying to communicate. you have to be careful. also, words like what's up and dude do not belong in the workplace. >> what do you recommend? pick up your phone? call me. here's my extension. >> be more formal over e-mail. this is a workplace. understand e-mail etiquette, phone etiquette. >> you say don't complain and don't assume your secrets are safe. >> you can't assume everything. that is the one thi' i messed up every single day at my first day. my boss would always say, lauren, never assume anything. >> your next tip is your title. >> don't worry so much about the title. it matters what results you produce is what matters. results, results, results. think outside your paycheck. join team brain storm sessions. show your boss you really care about the company. you're not too caught up in your position or paycheck. >> millenials are getting a bad rap. i hear from executives that are my friends say they feel they are entitled. can you defend this? >> i think it is up to us, we the young people to work hard, take initiative, not take no for an answer and show the world what we're capable of. >> and never say it's not my job. be willing to say yes. >>ç be up for anything. every opportunity is a good opportunity and you never know what's in store for you. get excited. >> what's your advice to college students? i remember that last semester of college and my professors were saying if you apply for a job -- i was so stressed. it was the most stressful point in my life. what is your advice to kids going through that? >> it is stressful. i wrote this book because when i had my first job after college my world was flipped upside down. i had no idea what was coming both personally and professionally so this is the book that i wrote because i wish someone who have told me tji& stuff when i graduated college. >> you also have a web site? >> yes. laurenberger inc..com. you can find me everywhere at intern queen. >> wall street traders now joining the fight for federal compensation blaming their cancer on the 9/11 terrorist attacks. the latest developments coming up. then a bad day on the job for one fire fighter. caught on cell phone video. look at that. wait until you see how he ends up. first, happy birthday to queen elizabeth. she is 88 years old today. ♪ ♪ the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 colors and prints. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. 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>> how fortunate i am. when you meet the richard family i can build off how they've come together. >> how's the family doing? >> better than i would be. they're doing much better than i would be. they'reç impossiblely giving strength to people. >> how would you say marathon training has helped the healing process for you? >> i think marathon training is hard and it lasts a long time. so does the grieving process. so it's good practice. >> there are so many other similar stories as well. team mr8 raised over $1 million alone for the martin richard foundation. for information on how you can help, head to friends@foxnews.com. i'm going to be taking off at 11:25 today but the race gets going at 9:00. so the anticipation is building. we're all getting excited and certainly feeling very patriotic today. >> absolutely. you are boston strong today, anna kooiman. >> so proud of you, anna. >> it's a heck of a feat. weather. obstacle that will not be a problem. at 23 minutes till the top of the hour, heather nauert here. she would be running the marathon but she's on the schedule. >> she is a mother. she runs one every day. >> good morning. got news to bring you from overseas. vice president joe biden heads to ukraine today after a shootout near the border is now raising new concerns that a russian invasion could soon take place. as many as five pro-russian forces were killed at a check point during what was supposed to be an easter truce in that region. president obama has said that his administration is prepared to take furtherç action if diplomacy fails but many are now worried that russian president vladimir putin could use the violence over the weekend as an excuse to move forces into that region. we'll keep following this story. one update on the condition of 54-year-old steve yutash who barely survived a near death brutal beating in detroit. family and friends gathered for a fund-raiser. utash is now awake from his induced coma but is now hospitalized. >> my dad, he is not who he was. >> i don't want him to give up on his dad right now just knowing that you still have him and there is a god. >> utash accidentally struck a ten-year-old boy whenç that boy stepped in front of his truck and then utash was attacked by a mob. >> several wall street stockbrokers and traders who worked steps from ground zero during the time of 9/11 are now blaming their cancer on the 9/11 terror attacks. they're asking for money from the victims compensation fund. the finance workers say their diseases were triggered by breathing in that toxic dust and debris following the attacks. officials insisted it was safe for them to go back to work just a week after theç attacks. there was so much dust and smoke that filled the air. >> a fire fighter in memphis having a bit of a hard time trying to put out a semifire while he was on a ladder. you can see as the poor guy loses control of the struggle to keep the ladder up right, and still holding on to the house. eventually he tpauldz to the ground but -- eventually he falls to the ground but he is okay and put the fire out as well. >> amazing how close the traffic was to all that stuff that was happening. >> never happened to dennis leary in rescue me. if you want to know where maria is, where do you look? >> outside. >> outside. i want to take you to texas now because out there yesterday we saw a rope-like tornado touch down near theç town of childress, texas. this is in a remote area so there are not reports of damage out here. today there is still a risk for more severe weather including possible tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail across parts of the state of texas. take a look at this. the city of dallas, the city of waco, austin, you're also included in this region so watch out for that possible severe weather coming up today. by wednesday another storm system will be firing up strong to severe thunderstorms from texas up into parts of nebraska and temperature-wise, spring-like across the country. in chicago middle 70's. upper 60's even in minneapolis. brian, earlier today you mentioned weather in boston. it is going to be beautiful. they're expecting sunshine, temperatures a little on the cool side, about 40 degrees but climbing into the low to mid 60's later today. let's head back inside. >> thank you, maria. no reason to celebrate this one. why beer prices could soon bubble upwards thanks to the federal government. >> is the white house playing games with hundreds of jobs on the line. stuart varney is live with the president's latest moves on the keystone pipeline. the news broke at the end of the week last week and it looks like officially they're saying we're waiting for the findings of a court case against nebraska. >> nonsense. >> ofç course. it's political. >> of course it's political. it's political and it's financial. what happened was in the dead of night, afternoon of good friday, the administration says we're going to delay a decision on the pipeline until at least after the november elections. this is all about politics and it's all about cash. if they go through with this -- and they are -- tom spire, he is a hedge fund manager, he's a billionaire. he's going to give $100 million to democrats to useç in this forthcoming election. he is going to give this money to democrats who support climate change. $100 million at stake and this decision to delay the pipeline in favor of that. >> is this hypocrisy because the democrats went after the kpwoers who said you've given so much money to the g.o.p. and now they're spepg this -- now they're accepting this money. >> are we alienating another one of our allies, canada, who wants to give us the pipeline. we have jobs again in a hot season. here comes the spring and summer. we could be building this thing. we could be getting 800,000 barrels of crude oil a day and 11 democratic senators have written a letter to president obama saying build it. >> we don't get the jobs. america does not get the growth from those jobs. warren buffett continues to make a lot of money shipping that oil from canada to the united states in his railcars. the environmentalists are ecstatic about this. the democrats get the cash. but it won't work. >> what do you mean? >> it won't work because this is patently a political move designed to placate environmentalists. america doesn't get those jobs, we don't get the pipeline. everybody can see it. >> if there is $100 million on the line and a bunch of democrats,2this way they can say we're for the job, wait until after the election, the president will kick the can. >> yes. to release this deal on good friday, of all days, extraordinary stuff. >> you know what is extraordinary too? your show. i've seen it live. that's some of the best shows. i've been on with your guest host. stuart varney you're on at 11:01 on the fox news network. >> straight ahead, a student suspended for asking miss america to his prom. now the beauty queen is reacting. she joins us live from the white house. >> miss america is going to be on? >> yeah woman: how did we do it last time? man: i don't know...i forget. scott: hello, neighbors. man: hey, scott... perfect timing. scott: feeding your lawn need not be so difficult. get a load of this bad boy. man: sweet! scott: this snap spreader system from scotts makes caring for your lawn snapcrackin' simple, guaranteed. just take the handy, no-mess bag, then snap, lock and go. to see a demo of the snap spreader, go to scotts.com. feed your lawn. feed it! anncr: visit scotts.com/goyard for the chance to win a $25,000 backyard makeover. captain: when i'm looking for a hotel with a wet pool, i go to hotels.com. you can get up to 50% off with their private sales. that man's privates are no longer private. i love this body no matter what size. but this version feels really good. my body, like my life, is a work in progress. but i'm getting there with weight watchers. the new simple start plan made it so easy for me to start losing weight right away. and before i knew it, i was back on track to being the me that i want to be. 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[inaudible] [screams] >> this morning miss america is reacting, joining us from the south lawn of the white houseç is nina davulari. good morning to you, miss america. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> we're talking about a kid named patrick farves, a senior in york, pennsylvania. he was told by the school, whatever you do don't ask her to the prom. he asked her to the prom. he got suspended for three days. today i understand you're thinking maybe the school overreacted. >> well, i did ask them to rethink their decision. i'm not sure what ended up coming out of it. but i have to say this wasn't my first prom invitation. i thought it was very sweet and very endearing. >> are you thinking about rethinking your decision not to go with him? >> well, unfortunately my schedule is quite booked up until september when i pass on the title, so i won't have time to go, or to the other ones iç was invited to as well. sadly. >> nina, you're at the white house today. what's going on? >> i'm here for the easter egg roll which i'm excited about. i'll actually be reading a couple of stories. >> fantastic. if you're miss america, it would make sense that you would be at the national easter egg roll at the white house. they've got tens of thousands of local kids who are going to be chasing a hard boiled egg with a wooden spoon across a little track. are you going to do that as well? >> i'm not sure. i would love to. we'll see what happens. p&f of a year has been sot much fun for you. any big challenges you faced? >> it's such a whirlwind of a tour. i think the journey to just really enjoy this year, it is quite a year of wonderful opportunities. so having a good time with it. >> finally on the big story about the prom, are you going to call the school and request they put this kid back in class? >> i think i already did what i could, as much as i can. we'll see what happens. >> you'll have to send him a picture. he said he wanted a selfie with you. >> i would gladly take a selfie. >> we know you've got a big day on the white house lawn. thanks for joining us. >> thanks forç having me. >> more controversy at the white house. straight ahead, beer prices could soon bubble upwards thanks to the federal government. can you say regulation? >> speaking of regulations, they are worse than the weather for these guys. the guys, "the deadliest catch" captain. >> new season, new appearance. ♪ the rough water can't keep these guys grounded. in an upcoming season of "deadliest catch" opening day comes and goes. >> on behalf of all fisher men i'm asking congress to end the shutdown down. >> i remember this. joining us now is captain keith colburn. how did they shut you down? >> basically they couldn't issue our permits. >> don't they know you have a tv show to do? >> did the shorter season mere greater competition? >> and a reduced price. we probably lost $7 million or $8 million from the fleet overall. >> with the shorter season what that means is even if it is a really bad day you have to go out and those are the danger days. >> exactly. the windows of opportunity became less and less. we had to get our crab on the market to get it to japan. >> you are thinking about the risk and the scenery and the drama that exists in all of these shows. what kind of tension do we have on this season? >> i only know what happened on my boat. i know that is enough by itself to fuel a really cool season of "deadliest catch". the coast guard was really busy this year, unfortunately. once again they stepped up and saved a lot of people early in the season. you will see right out of the gate it is like hang on. >> i have seen the promos about sig's daughter joining you guys. >> yeah, little mandy. came out and worked in the middle of winter. >> how did he feel about it? >> he didn't like it. >> would you let your daughter do it? >> no. girls can be stubben. >> guys, stay away from her. it kicks off tomorrow night tuesday at 9:00 p.m. on discovery. >> i'm absolutely ready. it will be good stuff. >> this tv stuff is not as easy as it sounds. >> all i have to do is do my job. >> stay there for a second. obama administration punting on keystone pipeline until mid term elections. we will talk to the trump man about that next. in this season's most important fashion trend, the long shirt. designed to flatter, with playful hemlines and length for everybody. the new long shirt. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. good morning to you. today is monday, april 21st. a teenaged boy is rescued after a five-hour flight from california to hawaii in the wheel well of a plane. it's a miracle that this little boy survived. how did he end up there? democrats doing major damage control ahead of the november elections. the new strategy? don't use the r word. there are many r words. which are we talking about? what happened when one of the busiest victoria's secret stores in america leaves the doors unlocked? america may surprise you. according to everyone i talk to mornings are better with friends. >> i am ivanka trump and you are watched "fox and friends". >> do you back your daughter or go against her on that? >> i back my daughter on everything. >> i hope you had a good easter yesterday. >> where were you for easter? >> i was at one of the clubs. we had about 700 people. anybody that is members of my clubs are my best friends. we had a great time. it was a great easter. >> let's talk a little bit about what is going on in the world. it sounds like politics are on play. on good friday afternoon the administration announced we will not go forward with the keystone pipeline until after the mid term elections. a lot of it has to do with the fact that there is this billionaire liberal guy that donated to make sure democrats stay in control of the senate. but then you have some democrats on the senate saying we are for the jobs. that is why debbie wasserman schultz said the decision not political. >> i want to make sure the right decision is arrived at and the president makes that decision carefully and doesn't factor politics into his decision. >> politics has nothing to do with it. >> it is amazing she can make a statement like that with a straight face. everyone has their own issues with debbie wasserman schultz. it is a joke. i'm a big believer. we don't need pipelines. we don't need anything. we should certainly improve the pipeline. you see what is going on in ukraine and so many other places where russia is playing the oil card and gas card. >> do you think it will be approved once the mid term elections? >> i think maybe it will be approved. it will be approved in the next administration. look, we don't need pipe lines. we have it right under our own feet. let's build it anyway. it is jobs. it is not going to hurt anybody. it is purely a political thing. the environmentalists are at work. you are talking about a lot of jobs and something that needed badly or not would be a positive. it is another way of transporting energy and that's a good thing. >> with a friendly country who likes us. >> with the friendly country who likes us who can't understand it who has been saying we are going to sell to china. they have been playing that card now for four years. it's a shame. the prime minister came out and was practically begging the united states to do it. you are talking about thousands and thousands of jobs. you are talking about a lot of investment. it is a positive thing. they should do it. it is actually inconceivable that this one hasn't been approved yet. i guess eventually it will be. >> just stand by. how about this, mr. trump. apparently democrat pollsteres did talking points memo for democrats and said don't use the recovery word because there has been no recovery. they write the more powerful setup for democrats' economic message is the ceos and one percenters whose incomes soared while everyone else works hard to just get by. what they are saying is push the koch brothers. >> they are playing the age-old card. it does work and has been effective. it is a card that sort of historically has worked. i'm not sure it will work now. i think what will certainly overshadow it is the failure of obamacare. i think republicans will have a tremendous victory in november because of what is happening with obamacare. they talk about 7 million people but don't mention all the people who aren't able to get plans. i have people who i speak to all the time who are devastated by what happened. i think the obamacare situation, the only thing that stuck to obama, the obamacare situation will lead to a big republican victory in november. >> speaking of republican victories. i read you have contributed to ted cruz's coffers. does that mean you are supporting him? >> he came in and asked whether or not and it is a pact for certain causes. >> the high school senior suspended for asking miss america for prom. now she is asking the school to reverse the punishment. this is what the kid stood up and asked her. >> miss america, i have a question for you. >> so, anyway, he got in trouble because the school said don't ask. they suspended him for three days. she put on facebook, school, reconsider. she was on the program and said this. >> i did ask them to rethink their decision. i'm not sure what ended up coming out of it. i have to say this wasn't my first prom invitation. unfortunately, my schedule is quite booked up until september when i pass on the title. i won't have time to go or to the other ones i was invited to, as well. >> you are the owner of a number of beauty pageants. what do you think of this whole brouhaha. >> miss usa would have accepted immediately. the fact is he was still not to do it. he shouldn't have done it. who can blame him? she is a beautiful young woman. he was told beforehand. do not do it because he told everyone he was going to do it. i guess they have to give him a minor punishment. i call it a minor punishment. >> are you suggesting that if this kid contacted miss usa she would be his date to the prom? >> i would hate to speak for her. actually, no. miss america handled it very nicely and i am sure miss usa would have handled it the same way. >> would an 18-year-old donald trump have done the same thing? >> i think i would have. i might have rushed to the stage. that would have made it a step worse. >> now it is a news story so he is getting his fame. >> he doesn't have to ask for a date, he owns the company. >> that's exactly right. >> mr. trump, thanks for joining us on this easter monday. the horse race has really begun for mid terms. >> we are talking about an airplane stow away this morning. usually when we have these kiebkinds they may not end well. a 16-year-old boy catches a flight by hiding in the plane's wheel well. despite lack of oxygen 38,000 feet in the sky the teenager survived. security video shows the kid hopped the fence and got on the plane. he is now in custody of child protective services. chaos at an easter service in florida after a car plows right into a packed church injuring 21 people. more than 200 parishioners were in the church when the lexus slammed into the building. the devastation pushing over pews, tables and also trapping people. >> and then we just hear it. >> i heard some people were underneath the car. >> the driver telling police that her brakes failed as she was turning into a parking spot. happening overnight four more crew members detained following the deadly ferry accident. one first mate, chief engineer accused of abandoning ship. the ferry's captain and two other crew members are in custody for the same thing. south korea's president calls the actions unforgivable and murderous. 62 people now confirmed dead and 232 people are missing. news max host sends this. >> what great timing. purely accidental, purely an act of nature. purely left up to god and god answered hillary clinton's prayers. >> now newsmax executive editor is apologizing saying the comments were intended to be humorous and not hurtful and were clearly inappropriate and do not reflect the views of newsmax. >> the white house warning parents watch your kids for warning signs your children might be radicalized. islam isn't one of those signs. that is very curious. if you thought airplanes were always a tight squeeze it is about to get tighter. they are jamming in more seats and we will have to stare at each other. >> is that possible? 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>> nervous, anxious excited all at the same time. it goes 26.2 miles. we are in boston common right now as anticipation is building. 36,000 runners going to be here. a record breaking crowd. of course, everybody is talking security. the police commissioner says 3,500 officers will be patrolling. they set up 100 cameras. also, security check points are new this year. and large bags, strollers and blankets are strongly discourag discouraged. no bandit runners and no costumes. >> we don't want to intimidate people by the police presence out there. that is not our goal but believe me we will have plenty of assets and if need be they will be rolling in quickly. the goal is to make it a safe family day. >> we are all saying boston strong today and the elite athlettuce prowess is high today. emotions of disbelief and anger are still real. there is a sporting goods store just behind me at the finish line. they became essentially a triage last year. >> the first explosion went off outside our window. i went outside and started ripping down the scaffolding. and i was running in here and taking the apparel up front at our rack and bringing it outside to use as tourniquets. training for the marathon there was a day i got sore but you have both legs and no scar on you. what are you complaining about? 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>> that's a stuffed one. he got that from the zoo director. he goes i'm royalty. i can afford so many of those. >> he obviously likes the real version better quickly tossing the toy away. >> really cute. >> it is. >> speaking of bunny. >> in just a couple of hours thousands of children will celebrate the day after easter with the annual egg roll at the white house. that is where we find peter tucey. >> right now the spot where i am standing is normally where you would see marine one landing to pick up the president. not today because the first family invited over about 30,000 personal friends. they are unboxing thousands upon thousands of pastel colored eggs. they will be shooting hoops on the president's court and will get story time from jim carey. the theme of today is "hop into healthy, swing into shape". it is part of the first lady's let's move campaign. the president and first lady will be here in a few hours. i have their names signed on the back of one of the commemorative wooden eggs. a fun fact, the first president to bring out the wooden eggs, 1981 president reagan and his wife, nancy. they had a bunch of celebrities sign the wooden eggs and hid them on the south lawn. that is where we are today. it is a tradition to be here. >> we have a picture that will thoroughly embarrass you. >> you said curious george is your favorite. everyone has an idol growing up. when you met curious george, could you describe the feeling? >> shorter than i thought. >> when you first met him you were 1. >> is the guy in the yellow hat there? >> that's snoopy, right? >> i don't see the guy in the yellow hat. >> curious george guy. >> the reason why he likes curious george is because they put a magnet in the back of the book. >> is that right? >> we didn't have that version. >> they put stickers in the back of the curious george books now. i just read one to my kid yesterday about easter. i have a disturbing story. so many of us doing easter egg hunts yesterday but one new jersey family had a disturbing find. a sky diver came crashing to his death in a nearby yard. it is unclear if the guy's parachute failed to open properly. he is a native of new york and apparently an experienced sky diver. he was taken to a nearby hospital but died soon thereafter. the faa is investigating the cause of the accident. the flight to southern india landed safely four hours after it departed. 166 people were on board. this comes nearly a month and a half after malaysia flight 370 vanished with 239 people on board. if you think airlines can't pack you tighter into coach there are exhibitors in an expo who showed off new concepts like cozy suites. they are starting to put seats at sort of a different angle to try to maximize cabin space. there is even a set where passengers can sit face-to-face. the company says the new seats will create 26 additional seats and bring in carriers more than $3 million in revenue each year. what do you think of that? no way. here is a story that might restore some faith in man kind. the doors of victoria's secret left unlocked for hours and nothing was stolen. dozens of shoppers and tourists strolled through the store. surveillance tape showed everyone was honest. someone finally called police. >> i walked in but surveillance cameras showed i didn't take anything. >> service here is terrible. i got to go. >> meanwhile, let's go out to the streets of new york city on this easter monday. it's a nice day here. >> i wanted to ask you where are you from in kansas? >> around abilene. >> i found someone out here from south bend. she wants to wish her mom a happy birthday. >> wish you were here with us. >> happy birthday to your mom. what is your name? taylor. >> we want to give the weather report. in parts of kansas we could be seeing different weather mid week on wednesday. today not so much. today in texas in the city of dallas and austin with damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes possible. take a look at the forecast for wednesday. another storm system exits the rockies and could produce severe weather from parts of nebraska down to texas. these storms will be something to watch. temperaturewise upper 60s in minneapolis. 75 for your high in chicago. not bad. across the northeast today will feel like spring. new york city 60s. boston in the 60s. by tomorrow a cold front and wednesday temperatures cooler. new york city and boston down into the 50s. >> you know over the last ten days or so we have been telling you the story of the rancher in nevada who according to the federal government owes a million dollars in back grazing fees. he says he does not recognize the federal authority of the land which his family has ranched since 1870. and people are thinking is that what was going on last weekend with the officials from nine states aimed at getting the land back from uncle sam for the states? no. they have been doing it for the last couple of years. it is coincidental but potent. >> why does the federal government own so much land and how do we go about getting it back? are they better at keeping it than we are. in washington 28%, oregon 53%. 66% of the land in utah belongs to the government. >> you spoke with him earlier on the show. he says it is really about our constitution. >> those are the founding principles of our nation, liberty, property, sel self-governance. that was the constitutional equation we were given and we are violating that and seeing the consequences. >> who knows better how to manage some land, some bureaucrat in washington, d.c. or the people who are in that neck of the woods. >> it has been going on for a long time. back in the 80s the sagebrush rebellion. these states that are west of the mississippi have been dealing with this for a long time saying stay in washington. we know that is what is happening in our neighborhoods and our land. >> stay tuned. coming up straight ahead a mainstream media bombshell. a reporter admits she got instructions from media matters on producing pieces for tv. >> and the white house wants to avoid another boston bombing so warning parents watch your children for warning signs they might be radicalized like these two but never mention the word islam which is curious. first your "fox and friends" trivia question of the day. this actor is best known for his role in "who's the boss?" who is he? 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the only thing we can fix there is dissonance there because they are talking about muslims and islamism but don't have the courage to name it. you can't have a policy or national security. it is a complete disaster. those of us doing reform work are left in the margins while the appall ogists in denial. >> and the message from white house is parents your kids might become radicalized. they don't mention religion which is a missing part. the other thing with the tsarnaev brothers mom was in on it. she is not going to narc on her kids. one interesting thing is apparently the organization c.a.r.e. wants taxpayer money for protection for mosques. you think that is across the line? >> mosques are at more risk than they were after 9/11. here is the organization that has posted build the wall of resistance against the fbi. now they are demanding more funds. the religious institutions that are more affected are synagogues, temples. we need to be less hypocritical of muslim community. we need to -- do you remember the tsarnaev brothers stood up in a mosque and screamed at an imam weeks before the event happened and continuing to say we don't want nypd in the facility and leave us alone that is not a counter terrorism strategy. it will bring us back not only before 9/11 but back to the 90s which is where our security is today. >> thanks for joining us on this easter monday. look over there. remember those iconic snack foods from your childhood? 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>> it is about a half hour. it is sort of a spinoff of "unwrapped". we do a re-create it round. we have seen the twinkitwinkies >> chefs must duplicate the way it looks and tastes. >> the round one you have to re-create the twinkie. why do it? they are already perfect. >> we had a guy do a hostess cupcake. it looked like it came right off the assembly line. >> did it taste like it, too? >> it actually tasted a little better. >> 30 minutes on your mark get set go. we don't eliminate on the contest. everybody stays. it is first, second and third place. then they have to take the ingredient and do something sweet or savory. for the re-create round they made a turkey meat ball sandwich in a brioche bun. i looked at it and went i don't think so. it was fantastic. >> meatballs in the can? >> gold fish, i will give you an idea of what one of the innovative things was, they made a lobster stuffed with cheesy gold fish. 8:00 tonight. we are on for an hour monday nights from 8:00 to 9:00. >> i want to pull up this picture. this is "double dare". that is my husband pulling the flag. back in the day. >> so you grew up from south carolina? 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[ cheers and applause ] >> senioritis. >> the beauty queen is reacting to the school's punishment which was suspension. did the school do the right thing? according to everybody i talk to mornings are better are friends. >> you are watching "fox & friends." where is my friend? where did he go? >> i have not seen her in the longest time. >> separations really hurt her. speaking of separated elizabeth hassellbeck is taking together off. >> she is not getting separated. she is separated from the sofa. >> we have disturbing news today. >> they ranked the 50 sexiest anchors. >> i was going through and through. >> were you on it? >> i didn't see anything. >> you know what? they didn't ask us to rank. >> we would have put them on it. >> first guys that come to mind. >> while you guys talk about that i will bring in news. this is a bizarre story out of hawaii. it is a miracle that this 16 year old is alive this morning. he hitched a ride on a five-hour flight from california to hawaii by hiding in the plane's wheel well. despite lack of oxygen the teenager survived. usually these stories people do not survive. security footage of the san jose airport shows that he got on to the plane by hopping a fence. police say this teenager had run away from home. he had not been charged and is in custody of child protective services. chaos at an easter service in florida after a car plows right into a packed church injuring 21 people. more than 200 packed inside the second haitian church when a lexus crashed into the building and pushed over pews, tables and trapped people. >> we hear the noise. >> i heard some people were underneath the car. >> yeah. >> the driver telling police that her brakes failed as she was turning into a parking spot. what would you do here in this situation? would you face a family of lions or stay in your burning car? that was the dilemma one mother faced in a drive through safari. while driving through her van went up in flames. we thought we had to get out of the car. the rangers were saying get back in the car for the safety reasons. it was difficult to know what to do, get in the car or out the car. >> park officials working with her to keep the lions away while helen able to rush her kids out of the car. luckily everyone was okay. this is a fun story to tell you about. being happy might just help more than your mood. [ laughter ] >> how cute is that? it turns out babies have the right idea. a new study finds laughter makes your brain work better. a new study had people watch funny videos for 20 minutes and people performed better on memory tests. researchers say laughter sends endorphins to your brain and boosts your immune system. >> absolutely we try to start things with a giggle. >> that is why it is great to go to a disney movie if you listen to the laughter. >> no. i have been there a lot. >> i love it. >> you can take my kids to those movies anytime and then i will give them back. >> if you want to test your patience bring your kids to an animated musical. that "frozen" movie i was staring at my watch. why do they have animated movies sing? >> it is most popular in america. adults and children lub ove it mid term elections are right around the corner in november. debbie wasserman schultz was on "meet the press" last night and she said the mid term elections is not a referendum on president obama's performance instead of on the candidate's performance. she said republicans are going to lose because of the tea party, because of the extremists. take a listen. >> you have the republican party strangled by the tea party. they are weighed down by republican primaries in which tea party candidates are likely winners. we have countless elections now that democrats have won because the republicans have nominated extremists that their voters reject. that is the advantage we have going into the election. >> they don't pay her enough because she was able to say that with a straight face. look at the polls. the president's popularity has gone on the tank and everybody has admitted pretty much on both sides that the balance of power in congress hangs in the balance. with the president's popularity it is not helping anybody. for her to say it is not a referendum on him is crazy. she did use one word where she tried to tag as extremists. there is a new talking point that says we figured a way, don't talk about the recovery because that didn't work. instead we have something else. class warfare. >> here is an excerpt from the memo. the more powerful setup for democratic economic message is contrast with ceos and the 1% whose incomes have soared while everyone else works hard just to get by. here is my question. if that gap is widening -- if they believe that is the number one issue that resonates with america isn't he somewhat responsible for it? don't you think that forget about parties for a second. start to resent the successful people, that's the way to bring it down? >> class warfare worked effectively in the battle jens mitt romney with barack obama. for the democrats mitt romney is not running. what they are trying to do is whip up -- every time you hear harry reid talk about the koch brothers trying to say they are protecting the ceos while you can't get minimum wage. it is something that worked in the past and they hope it will help keep control of the senate this time. >> they said they drilled down on the exit polls in the last election. they said even though the president of the united states' numbers were bad and they asked a question saying you voted for president obama because i voted for the guy who i thought was looking out for me. so president obama is a communicator to the respect that he had people convinced that he was looking out for them. >> almost 50% of the country disapproves to him now according to latest gallup polls. we have told you for years about media matters which among other things is out to destroy fox news. they so far have not been so successful. sharyl attkisson worked for cbs. turns out when she was sitting at her desk at cbs every once in a while the phone would ring and it would be media matters calling up to assist her in producing her news stories. keep in mind, media matters is a george siroes funded way left of center political group. for a bona fide member of the mainstream media to be taking their assistance which is clearly propclear ly propaganda. >> sort of an independent media watch dog group. they clearly targeted me at some point. they used to work with me on stories to try to help me produce my stories. >> they are not a watch dog. they are an attack dog. >> she had stories against the bush administration for various fundraising things. she was not considered until she started doing investigations of things like benghazi and stories stopped being aired she said. >> she said now they are paying other people or reporters to discredit her. this is what media matters said. sharyl attkisson is continuing a pattern of evidence-free speculation that started at the end of her tenure at cbs. >> it doesn't say we didn't help her. so they are doing their best to divert attention away from her allegation that they tried to help her. they did help her produce her stories at cbs. somebody at cbs needs to come out given the fact that they are a far left attack dog, media matters is, and say they never helped us or say they helped us with this, this and this. they never helped any of us here at fox news channel with stories we have done. they admitted to planning september 11 attacks. those terrorists scored a lucky break and you can thank our government for that. bad day on the job for one firefighter caught on cell phone video. he is upside down. what happens next? 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[ cheers and applause ] >> he was told not to ask her and if he did he was going to get suspended so he did, for three days. >> he did. he got suspended. and that is the way it stood until this morning's news. >> we had miss america on the program. as it turns out on her facebook page she is asking the school to reconsider. listen. >> i did ask them to re-think their decision. i'm not sure what ended up coming out of it. i have to say this wasn't my first prom invitation. i thought it was very sweet and very endearing. unfortunately, my schedule is quite booked up until september when i pass on the title so i won't have time to go or to the other ones that i was invited to, as well, sadly. >> so when you are miss america aren't you given the power to suspend or unsuspend children? >> i'm not sure if that is on the title. >> on her facebook page she wrote that she encourages students to follow dreams and apparently his dream was a date with her. >> i guess it was worth it. he is on national television. we are talking about it this morning. she knows his name now. >> he is at home at the beach. >> he was told not to do it. it seems like a pretty extreme punishment. >> i remember when you were a senior your teachers tell you don't get in trouble because the college can take back acceptance. if you get a d of an "a" that might be a factor. >> you should represent him and the quest to get his -- >> we had donald trump on the program and he said if that were him he would have done the same thing. >> i don't blame the school. they told him not to do it. >> a rule is a rule. >> three days seems a little harsh. >> they tell you not to run in the hall but when you are late you run in the hall. >> with scissors. it is 19 minutes before the top of the hour. >> if you ask out miss america and get suspended tell us how it turns out. vice president joe biden heading to ukraine this morning. is it too little, too late for his boss. >> obama whether deservedly or not does have -- >> a manhood problem. >> does the president need to step up or become the laughing stock of world leaders? did you know elvis was working for a dollar an hour as a truck driver while trying to break into music? secrets of the king on his anniversary as long as you promise not to tell anybody. ♪ everybody let's rock [announcer] play close-good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. 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>> we certainly have an image problem. it is amazing how the strength of being a superpower has crumbled. the president is at the heart of the problem. i don't think any rational person can disagree with that. that is what america gets for electing a symbol rather than a leader. george w. bush bless him for his faults was derided for saying i am a decider. that above all is what a president has to be, the one who makes the tough decisions in a timely manner. you see obama's track record going back where he just voted present. there is a basic rule in the military that applies to life in general. a mediocre decision made promptly is better than a perfect decision made too late. the left and bicoastal intelligence celebrates obama's deliberative process weighing the facts. the world doesn't hold stay. that may work in revising curriculum in arts in university. when you are dealing with vladimir putin you have to make a decision and follow through. that is another problem obama has as leader no follow through. look at libya. he walks away. syria a big crisis. assad is going to go. crim crimea. he is a president who is so profoundly unprepared. and his character -- >> i'm going to push back a second. america was tired of being involved in the middle east and tired of bailing out europe. we are tired of getting involved. is america getting what they voted for? >> that is like i'm tired of my 10 and 12 year old. they will have to fend for themselves. i wish we could stay home and live in our wonderful country and prosper. when we detach from the world the world comes to us. we have to make intelligent decisions about where and when we get involved. think economically and efficiently. above all, a president cannot be poll driven all the time. it is the president's job to explain to the american people why a given crisis matters and obama lacks the courage even to do that much. >> as he goes to the east and has to deal with china and japan and south korea. they look at how they handle the others and think they have a template of how to act and can do it basically however they want. we need another ten minutes but unfortunately we don't have it. thanks for joining us this morning. you know elvis presley as the king of rock and roll. what about elvis the truck driver. our next guest has a ton of stories that he swears is true. good morning to you. this is the day the city of boston has waited one year for. this is the day they want revenge. how do you keep 26 miles safe with a million spectators spread across eight different towns and cities? 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susan roy e-mailed this picture of her dog, scout. and patrick sent this photo yesterday. >> tune in tomorrow. we will see how anna did at the boston marathon. bill: thank you, fox news alert. the city of boston runs yet again today after two bombs tour a year ago on marathon monday. 36,000 runners at the starting line. it has never been that big before. there are more police. there are more people. and there are a lot more rules a year later. at least a million spectators are expected through eight different towns and cities over a 26-mile route. we say good morning to you at home and at work or on your mobile device. i'm bill hemmer, live from the boston common, for a special edition of "america's newsroom" on this easter monday. martha, good morning tyo

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