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was worthy of protest, but there was no excuse for criminal acts. we need to make sure that -- >> do protesters in ferguson have legitimate grievances? we will report and you will decide. "time" magazine's top story. the clinton way causing an uproar online. did they give clint chb the devil's horns? is that intentional? >> it's time for "fox & friends." just imagine you work the whole life and there you are and you have devil's horns. >> possibly. >> they are horns, all right. >> let people make their own judgment. >> let us know what you think. are these horns? >> i'm the captain of fly aways. maybe that is two fly aways. really split ends. a massive manhunt underway for any suspects in the shooting of two officers in ferguson, missouri. >> there is a change in command, st. louis county police and missouri highway patrol taking over security in the city. >> reporter: detectives spent hours yesterday canvassing the neighborhood surrounding the ferguson police department looking for evidence and questionings neighbors there for any information regarding who it is that did this shooting. we told they have several leads that they are following at this time but have not identified suspects and no arrests have been made. at one point yesterday they seemed to zero in on this home about six blocks from the police department. we are told that two men, one woman were brought out of the home in handcuffs but only for questioning. no arrests were made. overnight several dozen people from the community gathered near the scene of the shooting for a candle light vigil. at the same time a group of about 200 protesters were calling for the resignation of more city officials. it was a much less heated environment than wednesday night when the shootings ocanners. as for the two police officers who were shot less than 12 hours after being shot both officers had been released from the hospital and the 32 year old who was shot in the face, doctors say they have left the bullet there in his head behind the right ear because it wasn't bothering anything right now. they will come back and reevaluate that later on. there is now a $13,000 reward being offered for any information that leads to an arrest. >> we thank you very much. you have two two cops ambushed in ferguson missouri. our president response? well he went on jimmy kimmal and sent out a single tweet violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in missouri. path to justice is one all of us must travel together. >> that was retweeted about 1,000 times by 5:00 a.m. this morning, probably still going. people on both sides in terms of reaction. a lot of pushback on that tweet thinking it was a cheap move in reaction to two officers trying to protect people being shot there. then he resorts to this moral equivalency which no one really found funny. >> i think that what had been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and was worthy of protest, but there was no excuse for criminal acts. what we need to do is make sure that like minded good spirited people on both sides law enforcement have a tough job and people who understandably don't want to be stopped and harassed because of their race that we are able to work together to try to come up with some good answers. >> the president also said protesters in ferguson had very legitimate grievances. >> that's what the justice department put in their report. david clark last night, police chief over in milwaukee. here is what he had to say after hearing about the president's remarks on jimmy kimmal. >> it is unfathomable that we have gotten to that point in the united states. it was my biggest fear when president obama and eric holder along with bill de blasio trashed the reputation of a profession. i need our president to remind the men in the ghettos that they have an obligation. it is incumbent on them to stop fighting the police. >> i should say he was on before jimmy kimmel aired. >> he was on months ago saying war has been declared on law enforcement. look what happened now. the flame has been fuelled by comments of our leaders. they are strong leaders in the wrong direction. when you look at this, law enforcement facts right here from the national law enforcement memorial fund over 20,000 law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty averaging about 150 a year. not to mention on september 11, 72 law enforcement officers were killed going in when the bad guys tried to get us. to call upon our leaders to get behind law enforcement doesn't seem like a big deal. >> they had a hard time. we had people in positions of power say that our cops are racist and need to be retrained. and we heard last night the protests continued out in ferguson, missouri. steve hargon was on the street talking to some of them live when this exchange was captured. >> reporter: what is your reaction to the fact that those police officers were shot there? >> if you give out violence you have to expect it to come back towards you. those officers are alive and mike brown is dead. you cannot expect to punch in the face. >> i think it was a setup between members of the police fraternities. i think they operate like the kkk. honestly the victims are black people. >> we are out here for not only our black lives. our black lives matter. mike brown's life mattered. if we can't have a community at the end of the day that includes our police what are we out here for? we shouldn't be shooting anyone. >> the department of justice who is being heralded for condemning the ferguson police department has to be recognized for saying darren wilson is not guilty for killing michael brown in cold blood without warrant. you can't say the ferguson department has to be gutted and the michael brown conclusion was collect. >> law enforcement they work for me. you mess with them you mess with me. we trust the department of justice to do their job, we hope. the fact of the matter is the leadership is not standing up and saying that blue lives matter right now the way they did when they say black lives matter. all lives matter, the last in the video was the most heart felt. there is a moral justification going on for killing of cops. >> there has been a lot of stirring the pot out there. you mentioned blue lives matter. while the president is tweeting a single tweet regarding the two officers who were ambushed blue lives matter is trending online. maria tweeted this. i hope police officers know they are not alone that many citizens absolutely deplore what is happening. >> all lives matter. go on blue lives matter and on our website as well and tell us what you think about this throughout the day. >> use that hash tag. >> the news matters because we are a news channel. let's go to heather who has the news. >> a freak accident in the french alps. a skier nearly loses her hand when a plane crash lands on the slopes right there. that little red airplane. that aircraft careened on to the ground after a failed takeoff. it narrowly missed a groupldren who were skiing there. the 55-year-old victim was air lifted to the hospital. that ski run is now closed through may. what a close one. terrifying moments for a small community back here at home and it is caught on camera. >> oh, my god. the power lines. >> how frightening. that hill side in charleston west virginia still falling. that hill was built eight years ago to extend a run way. so far flights have not been effected. that area has been soaked by heavy rain. officials say they have to let nature run its course before they start to make repairs. new allegations against the two secret service agents accused of driving drunk and slamming into the security barrier at the white house. it turns out the incident happened in front of a crime scene. sources telling fox news the two senior agents nearly ran over a package. both agents have been reassigned. a different look at the face of terror. this is fascinating. rare photos of a smiling osama bin laden now emerging at his hideout in afghanistan before 9/11. you can see children as they carry guns. they stand guard at the compound right there. take a close look. here you see a secret passage way used by the terrorist in an intricate network of caves and tunnels. now you have a look at it. those pictures were taken by palestinian journalists and resurfaced resurfaced in the trial of an al qaeda lieutenant. coming up "time" magazine's new cover causing an uproar online. did they give hillary clinton devil horns? we will show it to you and tell you the back story and you will decide. and then a member of the black panthers. now he could be free from prison because he can play the flute. >> thank goodness. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. ferguson is not a complete aberration. >> policing practices were found to be disproportionately harmful to african-american residents. >> don't cut your gloves off because the fight is not over. >> this harm frequently appears to stem in part from racial bias. >> it's not just a one time thing. >> justice will come to ferguson. >> >> 16 minutes after the hour. rhetoric like that led to the shooting this week or are these people whacked out and looking for an excuse to attack anytime. executive director of blackssphere. the president we should add to that story line tweeted out a tribute to the cops and talked about it. eric holder essentially called whoever the shooter was thugs and punks. is that good enough? >> a little bit too late. and you know the whole thing about this is they are trying to make ferguson out to be this absolutely terrible community terrible cops et cetera. it's a disservice to the overwhelmingly black community. it is an insult to the citizens of that community who elected those officials. all this is is a cover up. when the justice department released the report they didn't say the state of missouri is suing nine other municipalities and overwhelmingly black cities and demographically more black than ferguson. they are two to three times more egregious in their police practices. >> i think at this point being that if there is something that needs to be solved whether you are black or white and get pulled over i think the president and attorney general after what happened in new york they got to consult with law enforcement because they speak because people are getting the wrong impression. clearly the attorney general and president doesn't want anyone shot. they want to see change but their rhetoric is fuelling the flames it seems in places like ferguson and things aren't getting better when you have six people removed and a scathing report done by the department of justice. aren't we on the track to getting people of ferguson what they want but they are not seeing that they are getting what they want? >> you just nailed it. what we have here is i can't put it much better. ferguson is getting what it wants which isn't what it deserves because the people who have gone don't deserve to be gone. darren wilson and chief tom jackson are out of work and maybe lost their careers. i happen to be friends with chief tom jackson. he is a great man. they are going after the mayor who happens to be a friend of mine for nothing. he hasn't done anything. he has been very instrumental in turning this town around. even with a vicious lie backed up by the justice department that says there is no hands up don't shoot and now barack obama and the people are trying to make a statement in ferguson, good people are losing their jobs and the left is winning. the people who shouldn't be winning are winning and that is essentially where america is today where the people who should not be winning this battle, the people who lie are the ones winning. >> you want to protest go ahead and protest. i don't know how yo can protest and work the next day. we have to find the guys that shot the two officers and find them quick. congratulations on your new book called "race pimping." >> coming up straight ahead probably shows red, white and blue but apparently our country's flag is offensive to some so they painted it orange. it is a controversy that has some veterans seeing red. the song doesn't lie but big butts are reshaping hollywood. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. talk to your doctor and visit humira.com this is humira at work and liftoff of the atlas 5. >> how pretty is that? a space mission with an out of this world price tag. late last night nasa launching four identical observatories from cape canaveral part of the billion dollar mission to solve the mystery of magnetic explosions in space. the blasts cause solar flares and space weather that can disrupt satellites. new information shows illegal aliens who are convicted dangerous criminals have been allowed to stay inside the united states because of president obama's executive action on immigration. federal agents busting more than a dozen criminals all illegals. because they came to the united states with their parents they were saved from deportation. that's the news. red, white and banished. an american flag mural painted on a texas elementary school was removed by the subdivision developer because it didn't match the neighbor's approved color scheme, tan and orange. here to weigh in is air force veteran and army veteran. we want to thank you for your service to this great nation all that you have done and for being with us here at "fox & friends" this morning. when you saw that that flag was being taken down and painted over with orange and tan what was your reaction? >> i think that was where the first biggest mistake was that they had originally painted it that red white and blue for the request of congressman reyes. it sat like that for two to three months. we drove by it every day. it was exciting to us like this place is going to look awesome. and then i woke up one morning and checked our inboxes and it was flooded with locals from el paso and soldiers saying they have painted over this mural can you do something? >> what does it mean to you have to have the flag up? it speaks to your service, when that is taken down what does that say to a veteran? >> that was probably the biggest thing for us to see it and feel the community has pride in the usa and then to see it removed it was almost a slap in our face. it was disgusting to watch and it hurt to feel like that, this is what we all fight for and what people continue to fight for today. >> we see the flag being taken out. schools want it banned left and right. right now what i find interesting and what i think you are going to tell me here is the school community behind you in terms of getting the flag put back up? >> absolutely. so again, in the beginning stages of this there was a lot of false reporting. it seemed like for the first two weeks it was a witch hunt of who was to blame. first they blamed the president of the homeowners association and a lot of fingerprinting going on. it was actually the guy in charge of the development, the developer was the one that made the call that said we are going back to the orange. and we found that out when we went to the school board meeting and met with all of them and the school board stood behind us. they denied a $10,000 donation that they said seemed to them like hush money like take this and drop it. they denied that right in front of us at a fuelll unanimous vote. >> the community there seems to be supportive and full of veterans. where do you want this to go and how hard are you willing to fight to get that flag back up there? >> i think we are going to continue to push it until we get it back. there are other options, anything thatesents or bring back that feeling of pride again would be fine. we are talking about whether it is a memorial or whatever we can get back. our goal is to goodet the flag painted back on. >> we have seen huge support. there is even a group of guys out at fort knox kentucky they say if the decision is made to paint over it they are going to paint it back. >> hopefully this will move the chains forward a bit close toor getting the flag back to where it belongs. thank you for jour service and being with us here for the great fight for the red, white and blue. "time" magazine's new cover causing an uproar online. take a close look. did they give hillary clinton devil horns? we will show it to you right here. you can decide. plus if you thought no one could top katy perry's super bowl performance you might be wrong. the pop star rumored to headline next year's show. happy birthday to trent dillford, one of the best guys on the planet. 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"time" magazine under fire for its new cover which features the silhouette of hillary clinton. the m in time appears to give the former secretary of state horns. officials at the magazine say this has happened 37 other times. the location where the m falls on the cover. do you make the m before the silhouette. >> can you change the font? >> they have never changed the font. "time" magazine apparently yesterday after politico noted this "time" magazine tweeted we are having the discussion in the office at "time" magazine. that's not the way the horns would be. whoever put hillary's silhouette, you think about everything. so -- >> then you -- sometimes it's a little joke. sometimes it's accidental but they have actually done this to her before. they have done it to bill clinton and jesus and the pope. >> the magazines are in trouble across the board in terms of sales numbers. this right here, someone gave it the okay. >> they had a meeting to say these aren't where the horns would go. if we did see the devil the horns would be equally spaced across the skull as opposed to the devil which we think we know. >> the magazine business is facing tough. the article is called "the clinton way." i think they did that on purpose. >> really? >> just to get us talking about it. >> a timely accident. >> i think the jury is out. >> is that her live? can we get your comments on that on facebook or just come to the window. >> i wonder what mike emanual thinks. >> he will deflect the answer. >> he joins us from our nation's capitol talking about hillary clinton and whether or not she signed the nondelete form before she left office. >> good morning. there are signs the investigation on capitol hill is expanding beyond the benghazi probe. we expect a formal investigation as early as today into legal investigations of the handling of hillary clinton's e-mail and home server. spokes woman isn't saying if clinton signed an important document when she left the state department. >> i think this has been asked more than two years ago. i don't have an update on that specific question at this point. >> the separation statement asked about looks like this. every state department employee has to sign it as they leave their post. part of it is accounting for all classified or sensitive documents. clinton at her news conference tuesday said she had not turned over official e-mails for at least two years. a lot of people are asking if she tried to play by her own rules. >> there are two forms she had to sign. she had to sign one on day one in which she took an oath to preserve in the government's possession government records. if she signed it and diverted the records to her husband's server in new york she probably committed perjury. >> all indications are will face plenty more questions at the next state department briefing perhaps later today. >> at our bureau in washington. >> when are you going to be done with the capitol dome. the scaffolding is distracting. >> you want me to get on it now? she has been here a long time watching this morning. >> speaking of walking a lot. did you see the megyn kelly show? terrific segment they had. >> had a chance to talk a little bit like you are. >> that is my cue to get started. this story out of boston. do you remember the man carjacked by the accused boston bombers? he shared his terrifying story with the jury yesterday along with never before seen video. he recalled the tsarnaev brothers hijacking his car at gun point and stealing $800 from his bank account. the jury saw this video of mangrunning into another gas station and called for help. police were able to use that car's gps tracking device to hunt down the brothers. dzhokhar tsarnaev was arrested the next day. he ambushed two police officers killing them in cold blood but now this black panther wants out of jail because he plays the flute. herman bell gunned down nypd officer joseph piagitini also killing his police officer. bell says he is a changed man because he has gotten a master's degree and learned to play the flute. officers wife telling the daily mail he should be locked up forever. >> they see their wives and have holidays with them and see their grandchildren. my husband is not here. he is not going to grow old with me. i'm going to grow old alone. >> if a court grants him parole bell will be the first black panther set free after killing a cop. ebola coming back to america today? 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>> the allied and pride organization at the george washington university is calling us a hate group among other things like that we are a violent organization. other students on campus have compared us to isis and called us a cancer. frankly, we are disappointed because we are not a hate group at all. and it's very disappointing. >> i'm reading a news report, allied in pride told the college fix that your organization is guilty of intolerance in the pattern of hate for inviting former senator rick santorum to speak. hear ag different point of view makes you a hate group? >> apparently we are determined a hate group by what speakers we bring even though rick santorum is a well qualified speaker and former senator and possible presidential candidate who has great beliefs to share with our university. >> your group has been called a hate group but you are in a bit of a pickle because the student government has a policy where if your organization is going to get funding for your organization you have to go to these mandatory sensitivity training sessions. you don't want to go. why? >> of course not. many of our members have strong religious christian values. we believe that this is an infringement on that requiring them to dothat. we believe it is a re-education training that would require us to think differently than we already have. and it's extremely disappointing that the school wants to tell us what we can and cannot say and teach us how we are supposed to run an organization when we have always been a very accepting organization to all members of our community. >> the problem for your group though is the students who run the student government have made that training mandatory. so if you want the funding for your group you will have to go. >> yes. and we already pay tens of thousands of dollars into the school to be able to take advantage of student organizations. and we should be able to put that money towards student organizations and be part of these organizations that we would like to. it's crazy that the school administration thinks that they can say otherwise. >> are you going to go? >> at this point we are hoping that this will not happen at all. we obviously believe it's an intrusion on our rights. we don't think we should have to go. if members of our community don't feel comfortable listening to this. it is a one perspective argument and we do not agree with that. >> co-chair of george washington's young american foundation. thank you very much. folks out in tv land, what do you think about that? over 80% of lights just went out in the country of syria. look at that satellite. why? a woman buys this house and wants to back out because she said her diet pills made her buy the house. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. get this -- a florida woman trying to back out of the online purchase of a foreclosed home claiming her diet pills made her do it. the woman was taking the prescription drug phen 375 when she won the bid for the house for just over $100,000. she then later found out the previous owner had $400,000 in liens that she then had to pay off. will her excuse stand up in court? the diet pills made me do it, she says. here for a fair and balanced debate debate. did the diet pills make her do it? >> the diet pills caused a lack of capacity. if the diet pills affect her capacity to make a judgment on this -- who in their right mind would ever pay $500,000 -- that's $100,000, plus the $400,000 lien on a house that's worth $276,000? it makes no sense. there was a lack of capacity and i blame the website, also. >> so you're putting some of the culpability -- >> absolutely. >> diet pills? what's next? the doughnuts made me do it? a deal is a deal. a contract is a contract. you can't get out of a contract except for some delineated recognized reason, like fraud, duress or coercion. diet pills? not buying it. >> the website for the diet pills says it causes -- less common side effect -- blurred vision dizziness, confusion, fatigue stomach pain, nausea, feelings of depression. >> if this case ever went to trial, there would be an expert that could come in and explain the effects of the diet pills and tell the jury or the judge that the plaintiff lacked the capacity to make this deal. elliott's correct -- it is a contract, but there are some exceptions. i would combine misrepresentation on the part of the website by not disclosing this $400,000 lien to a customer, and also lack of capacity to combine those two to break the contract. >> can you use both though? can you really say that they didn't disclose this, yet i was out of my mind and that's why i went for there? >> it is a joint defense. you can use both theories to break the contract. >> the website realauction.com says it required her to make an account routing number which would be difficult for someone to do if she had right mind. >> she with the wherewithal to put in the right information to put $120,000 in an escrow account. she could have hired a title company like most of us do when we buy a home. this is plain and simple buyer's remorse. >> i don't know if diet pills but certainly intoxication has been used successfully and other drugs have been used successfully. this is what the mortgage crisis is all about elizabeth. $276,000 house for $500,000. >> i've never heard "the diet pills made me do it" before. great debate. let us know what you think about it. coming up, in the months after the shooting death of michael brown, al sharpton made remarks like this. >> but don't cut your gloves off because the fight's not over. >> well that rhetoric fanning the flames. grab the kids. big news this morning with "frozen." we're not letting it go. fofofofor fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. bring us your baffling. bring us your audacious. we want your sticky notes, sketchbooks, and scribbles. let's pin 'em to the wall. kick 'em around. kick 'em around, see what happens. because we're in the how-do-i-get-this-startup- off-the-ground business. the taking-your-business- global-business. we're in the problem-solving business. 400,000 people - ready to help you solve problems while they're still called opportunities. from figuring it out to getting it done we're here to help. you would drop everything in a heartbeat to care for mom or dad at home. but when their needs become too much, call 844-4-brightstar. brightstar care takes home care to a higher level. with the care your loved ones need to age safely and happily at home; delivered by professional caregivers your family can trust. start today with your free home care planning guide. ♪ for a standard of care ♪ ♪ that raises the bar ♪ ♪ call 844-4-brightstar ♪♪ um... i...i think we can make it, right? it's okay, jim. just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. everyone understand? no sudden movements. google search: bodega beach house. today is friday, march 13th. a fox news alert. protests flare up as the search goes on for whoever shot two police officers near ferguson, missouri. the latest on the manhunt there and the fallout in ferguson. meanwhile, the president's reaction to those shootings causing some controversy of his own. >> i think that what is happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and was worthy of protest. but there was no excuse for criminal act. >> wow. was that the right response? we'll play more of that interview with jimmy kimmel. and a real-life super hero story. ironman himself delivering an unforgettable gift. we got it coming up this hour of "fox & friends" live from new york. hello folks. my name is adam west, sometimes known as bruce wayne or "batman." and you're watching "fox & friends." >> that was the longest introduction ever. >> zramdramatic. >> he's actually a big viewer of "fox & friends" out on the west coast. >> i thank him for that and all of you for joining us right here. >> on this friday the 13th. this year has three friday the 13ths. >> i didn't know that. good thing i'm not superstitious. minute and a half after the top of the hour. we got a fox news alert this friday morning. prayers and protests as the massive manhunt is under way in ferguson, missouri for any suspects in the shooting of those two police officers yesterday. >> this as there is a change in command there. st. louis county police in missouri highway patrol now taking over security in that city. >> that's where we find mike tone tobin this morning. they're smashing in an air vent on a roof. i suppose that was the lead. >> reporter: we'll get to that in just one second. we have video of that and that was a s.w.a.t. team looking for somebody who may be hiding in the attic of a building. first i want to go to the demonstration and the state troopers and county police who are breathing a sigh of relief as they wrapped up kind of uneventful last night. you had 150 people out there, they did some candlelight vigils, demanding things like more firings, more resignations demanding action against officer darren wilson despite everything decided by the jury and justice department. now to the manhunt that's in full swing. you mentioned s.w.a.t. teams up on the roof of that house. that was four to six blocks away from this location where the shooting originally occurred. you had the s.w.a.t. teams with the camera on the end of a pole going into that attic looking for someone who may be hiding there. three people were taken out of that house. they were questioned. all of them were released. we also watched officers combing through the neighborhoods looking for evidence. they got the metal detectors looking for things like bullet casings trying to get some sort of evidence building a case. we know now that crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for any information about the shooter. in addition to that the local congressmen are offering $3000 for information that may help police capture whoever fired those shots the other night. guys back to you. >> mike tobin on the streets of ferguson, missouri. thank you very much. so after those two cops were ambushed and they still don't know who did it, although they did find some shell casings. about 400 feet away. they don't know if it is related. the president of the united states, in response to this -- remember all the stuff that happened after mike brown. >> sure. two members of the administration down to the funeral. al sharpton. you had everybody speaking out. the department of justice going down there. a big deal after that. >> it was. plus, michael brown got a speech from the president. the president sent 40 fbi investigators at the funeral, three representatives from the administration. eric holder was sent to ferguson as well. barack obama met with ferguson activists and told them to stay the course. so after the shooting of those two officers yesterday how does the president respond? with a single tweet. and itan appearance on jimmy kimmel. >> remember, he spoke an hour after the jury decision right there in ferguson. this is the little tweet here. "violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in missouri. path to justice is one all of us must travel together. b.o." >> after kidding around with jimmy kimmel in reference to secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mails, it was time to get down to the news of the day. that's when the president was asked about what happened with those two cops being shot in ferguson. here's his reaction. >> i think that what has been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and was worthy of protest but there was no excuse for criminal acts. what we need to do is to make sure that like-minded good-spirited people on both sides law enforcement who have a terrifically tough job, and people who understandably don't want to be stopped and harassed just because of their race, that we're able to work together to try to come up with some good answers. >> the president also said that the people in ferguson had what he called very legitimate grievances. and they would think that because they have heard that from the president and from the attorney general and other elected officials who said in ferguson and elsewhere, the cops are racist. they need to be retrained. interesting. brian talked to just about an hour ago, kevin jackson, the executive director of the black sphere, a group out in the st. louis area near ferguson. he said, the people of ferguson are being unfairly targeted because ferguson, as it turns out, is a really nice town. listen. >> the whole thing about this, they're trying to make ferguson out to be this absolutely terrible community, terrible cops, et cetera. and it is essentially a disservice to the overwhelmingly black community that happens to be a very nice place to live. it's an insult to the citizens of that community who elected those officials. >> i hate to tell you but you got to use the word "was." "was" a nice place to live. stores are closed up. there's nightly protests there. people are getting out. six officials have been told there's the door and more could be going out and two cops are shot. that's in the past tense. >> because many feel like it is being used for political positioning here, raising up the race debate once again. >> absolutely. it's become a political football. steer harrigan who was on live with sean hannity last night and he talked to some of the protesters. listen to some of them. some of these protesters in ferguson -- keep in mind, plain stream media describes these as absolutely peaceful protests. and yet some of the protesters are saying the cops deserve to get shot. >> what's your reaction to the fact that those two police officers were shot there? >> if you agree with violence you have to expect to come that back towards you. none of that would have happened if darren wilson was sent to prison. those two officers are still alive. you can't expect a punch in the face and not a punch back. if he was sent to prison, none of this would be happening right now. >> i think it was a complete set-up. i think it was a set-up between members of the police fraternities. i think they operate just like the kkk. i think they did that to make themselves be victims. honestly the victims are black people. >> we're out here for not only our black lives. our black lives matter. mike brown's life mattered but if we can't have a community at the end of the day, that includes our police what are we out here for? that's my opinion on that. we shouldn't be shooting anyone. >> he almost said blue lives matter. that would have made a statement that would have made sense. people all know that all lives matter. if you speak to any cop -- just go talk to your cop wherever they are your police officer today, wherever you are, whatever city you are, you ask them how they feel about what's going on right now. all of them are questioning what they're doing. >> look at the danger they're willing to walk in every day to keep people safe. firearms-related fatalities accounted for 50 deaths in 2014 increasing 56% from 2013 when 32 officers lost their lives through firearms. >> you have taken to the tweeter machine, the twitter machine regarding #bluelivesmatter. you say things like this. polytweeted -- blue lives matter. all lives matter! mary says this -- i support our policemen and women. god bless you and keep you safe. thank you for what you do. #bluelivesmatter. if your family works in law enforcement, send us your photos via twitter, facebook, e-mail. we'll share them and show them as well. it is nine minutes after the top of the hour. we've had an awfully busy friday morning and there's other news. heather has got it. we start with isis. starting out overseas, the grip of isis spreading this morning. a brand-new audio message. the islamic terror group accepting a pledge of allegiance from the nigerian terror group boko haram. in a message titled "kill or be killed," an eye six spokesman urged fighters from around the world to join the two groups. this now means that isis' reach has expanded from iraq and syria to the western part of africa where boko haram has killed an estimated 10,000 people last year alone. and remember those hundreds of schoolgirls? many of them are still missing. a freak accident during a serene day of skiing on the french alps. a skier nearly loses her harndnd when a plane crash lands into the slopes. it clipped the female skier and then narrowly missed a group of children. the victim was airlifted to the hospital. that ski run is now closed through may. a terrifying moment for a small community in west virginia caught on camera. >> oh my god. holy [ muted ]. going to the power lines zblimpltsz thelines! the power lines! >> so terrifying for those people there. that hillside in charleston, west virginia, still falling this morning forcing dozens of people to evacuate and also threatening the intoer ernearby airport. flights haven't been affected thus far. the area has been soaked by heavy rains. officials say they just have to let nature run its course before they go about trying to make repairs. and parents get your kids. disney making it official. " ♪ let it go ♪ ♪ let it go ♪ >> that "frozen" sequel is in the works. the news just announced at a disney shareholders meeting. disney says it has come up with a great idea for a new story line. "frozen 2." disney announcing. we'll hear a lot more about that. that movie made so much money throughout the course of the year for disney. ♪ i hate snow ♪ ♪ i hate snow ♪ ♪ just say no ♪ ♪ just say no ♪ >> if you think about "let it go" and "shake it off," we're a nation of grudges. as a people we have to just let it go. shake it off. >> that's actually a good message. why let it all bottle up inside of you? let it go! >> music is really prevention medication. think about that for a second while i bring you this. with racial tensions like we're seeing in ferguson, would it be easier to remedy if the administration was not spending so many resources on other issues issues, like amnesty for illegals. that story is next. 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"cinderella" hits theaters today. but is it worth taking the kids? kevin mccarthy is here and he gave away the ending in the break. i'm so angry. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i told myself for so long that i needed to quit smoking. i would quit then i'd go right back to it. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some people had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix or history of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. tell your doctor if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems or develop new or worse symptoms. get medical help right away if you have symptoms of a heart attack or stroke. decrease alcohol use while taking chantix. use caution when driving or operating machinery. common side effects include nausea trouble sleeping and unusual dreams. i'm not worried about smoking my next cigarette. to me that feels great. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. it is time for news by the numbers. first, 83%. that's the amount of lights that have gone dark in syria after four years of civil war. take a look at this. these satellite photos show the difference from 2011 to today. and next, a century. that's how long it will take the epa to fulfill a request from a conservative group. they want to see director gina mccarthy's e-mails made under an alias but the agency can only process 100 reports a month. >> yeah, that will happen. $31,200. that's how much the average wedding in america costs. up by $2,000 from last year. that price includes the venue the dress the reception, but does not include the honeymoon. better keep saving for that one. >> absolutely. speaking of love a big weekend at the box office. the classic animated disney film "cinderella" is finally coming to life. liam neesan and ed harris came up in the action-packed film "run all night." which one will take the top spot? here with us is fox news contributor, kevin mccarthy. kevin, how many people are going to go to "cinderella" to see the movie itself and how many are going to go see that little seven-minute preview of "frozen." >> good morning, guys. thank you for are having me on. "frozen" fever will be playing right before "cinderella" starts. and the cast is back. kristen bell. i love every single second of it. "frozen" was so fantastic. just to see the characters continue on. it was great to see that. disney announced yesterday the official sequel to "frozen 2" is now definitely in the works. it plays right before "cinderella" starts. >> what a strategy there. >> what did you think of "cinderella"? we know the story. it's been beat to death. are we really going to see it again? >> basically it is not a direct remake of the 1950 version. it is a live action re-imagining basically where there's twists and turns. the same base being plot structure but different twists and turns that occur that kind of surprise you. it has the balance where it is both unique but also classic and pays homage to the original story line. cate blanchett who plays the stepmother it phenomenal. she finds a good vulnerability in the character but also she's so cruel throughout the movie. i love richard madden in the movie. he plays the prince. he was rob stark in "game of thrones." it is the same director of "ham "hamlet" and "thor." he had scenes in the camera tilting left and right and it is supposed to show you how request the cinderella's world is being turned upside down. >> it is not a kid's movie? >> it is r-rated. no. no no no. it's definitely for kids. i gave it a 4 of 5. it is pg. you know i love nerding out about how movies are made. wait until you hear how they did the glass slipper in the movie. check it out. >> it. doesn't fit in he further. >> how did they do it in the movie? >> it is made of swarovski crystal. maybe they wanted it to be smaller because i've got size 6. it feels quite tiny. i wore like little shoes with green dots on. >> wow. >> i can officially say i'm nerded out with "cinderella" now. she was amazing. >> then let's run all night. you understand you like this okay but not as much as "cinderella." >> same movie basically. essentially liam neesan and ed harris basically ed harris is a mob boss, liam neesan kind of gets in trouble with him after he kills his son trying to protect his own son. basically liam neesan has to survive the night in new york city. i gave it a 3 out of 5. it is way too long but the action is great and it is r-rated. if you want a good r-rated liam neesan action movie, it is great. >> or watch a different movie. >> love your reviews. >> have a great weekend. two minutes before the bottom of the hour. you know the letter the gop sent to iran, right? 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the air boat? that's the best way to get to that plane in the everglades. meanwhile the state department staying silent on whether hillary clinton signed a non-delete form before actually leaving office. >> the implications of this latest development growing much more serious. it's so serious fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel joins us from washington, d.c. with the very latest. good morning to you, michael. >> good morning. there are signs the investigation on capitol hill into hillary clinton is expanding beyond the benghazi attack with lawmakers planning to give close scrutiny to her e-mail. spokeswoman jen sake wouldn't say if clinton signed standard paperwork when she left office. >> it has been standard policy for individuals, whether they're secretaries, whether they're senior officials, to make those determinations. so those determinations were made with secretary clinton and her staff. she turned in and turned over the range of documents we've discussed. i would refer you to her for further questions. >> the separation statement sake was asked about looks like this. every state department employee has to sign it as they leave their post. part of it is accounting for all classified or sensitive documents. it was revealed clinton was allowed at the start of the obama administration to use a personal blackberry instead of a government-issued device. there are plenty more questions about how clinton handled her departure from state. >> you signed in your last day in office in which you say "i have returned to the government already." it is in the past tense. the government's record. if she signed that and did so under oath as the document requires that you swear to it she probably committed perjury. >> it is unclear what the impact will be on mrs. clinton's 2016 ambitions. it is clear questions are not going away. guys, back to you. >> mike emanuel, thank you. speaking of questions, did "time" magazine do this intentionally? they did an article called "the clinton way" where they put hillary clinton right there. and as you notice, notice how the "m" in "time" magazine reveals what appears to be devil horns. >> is it possible that graphic department did not know this conclusion could be made by anybody out there? could this just slip by them? the fact is the magazine just came out and immediately people started saying -- >> there they are! >> yesterday though they tried to say that, look, it is 34 times now we've accidentally kind of given people horns because of the "m." they haven't changed -- >> change the name of the magazine. >> one of the things that our director and our camera guy they do every day 15 times during the show is they are always constantly moving the cameras so something doesn't come out of our head. when you're doing the cover art for "time" magazine they know what the potential is. >> you think it is intentional. >> i think they absolutely knew that they did that. >> your explanation is fantastic. he said -- no no is not intentional because that's not where the horns would go as if there are human beings with horns. >> "time" magazine tweeted out actual discussion in "time" office right now. that's not the way the horns would be. in other words, if we were doing horns on hillary, they would look more like this. >> meaning that -- insinuating that they had that talk before. we asked you what you thought. steve is going to tell you what neil things on e-mail. >> he e-mailed this and said -- "time" didn't give her horns. she earned them herself. >> shelly says -- i think it was accidental. the graphic artist trying to center the image and didn't look at the overall effect. >> brian, what did shari say? >> if you like your horns you can keep your lawrence. what difference does it make? >> >> they say any resemblance to cats, bats or devil horns is purely coincidence. do you buy that or do you think they did it on purpose? >> now heather is going to tell us -- >> not suffering. >> -- not suffering at all. never suffering in the morning with you guys. good morning, everybody. hope you are off to a great day. iran's supreme leader now responding to the republicans pea's open letter on avoiding a potential nuclear deal with the obama administration. he calls the entire ordeal a sign of "decline" in u.s. politics. well, that letter was penned by 47 republican senators and it warns iran that america's next president could revoke any deal that this president strikes. republicans could end up -- or any president could end up in the future. the body of all but two servicemen have been recovered from that black hawk helicopter that crashed off the coast of florida's panhandle. four guardsmen and seven marines were were on board and they were killed when the helicopter slammed into the water during heavy fog. investigators now saying if this fog caused that crash. they expect that investigation to take some months. military officials identified nine of the remains but have not officially released the names of those deceased. well a former erer "survivor" producer now found guilty of murder. bruce bears ford he faces 12 years in prison. his attorney says his client plans to appeal that conviction. and a special gift hand delivered by a real-life super hero. >> these two look the same. >> actually, i think yours might be better than mine. >> that is robert downy jr. of course "ironman." he's delivering a custom-made artificial little limb to a lucky guilt guy in georgia. that's 7-year-old alex. he was born with a partially developed arm. he's also a major fan of ironman. so amazing to have your hero deliver that right to you. i love that story. let's head over to brian for a look at sports. >> i cannot match that story but i'll try. let's head to spring training because we need a breath of spring. in arizona will ferrell decided to take over the story. he became baseball's odyssey man. he made his odyssey complete. the actor covered all the bases for a charity special film for hbo. he started off as the oakland a's short stop ended up playing all nine positions for ten different teams in five games. items he wore during the day will be auctioned off and the proceeds will go to stand up to cancer. how greatdemarco murray headed to his teams' biggest rival. he lands in philadelphia where they signed i think the best running back in the league. he's agreed to a five-year deal with philadelphia valued at $42 million. the eagles made a lot of noise this off-season. nfl star jimmy graham making seattle seahawks fans happy with this recent trade. this 7-year-old gimp saints fan just cannot handle the news. >> what would you tell jimmy graham right now if you could? 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>> i think you can taste it because it is not as greasy so it doesn't like slow you down later on when you're body's like processing it so it makes you more energetic. >> i love this. now this is an exhibition station. talk to me about the value of having people preparing food in front of you. >> you see all the hard work that goes into making it and it is really delicious. it looks appealing. >> how many kids are going to choose the broccoli or they just automatically add it? >> they add it. >> because the food tastes so great, they participate and the more they participate, the higher the revenue is for the school district. all schools in the national lunch program have the ability to do that. >> are you leaving any of the good stuff on your plate? >> no. i like enjoying all the different things. i definitely get full up on as much stuff as i can. >> the program is actually saving the district money because the kids opt in. the more the school is reimbursed by the federal program. 1 00% of union city's kids are actually completely covered, meaning they get their lunch for free. also, there is an app called nutrislice which allows parents and students to see the menu and nutritional information online. they interact they make their choices then they have focus groups to decide what to eat. they're into it all day long talking about it. >> this private solution is great and kids are loving it. how incredible. well done. thanks for bringing that to us. >> private solution to a public problem. big solution there. private. now have a blessed day. does that sound offensive to you? 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geraldo rivera weighs in this moments. he is one of the stars of "glee." and it is a story that will have you smiling all morning. you have a middle school basketball team runs off the court to save a cheerleader from being bullied.yiedbullied. . this is alan alda and you're watching "fox & friends." i'm a friend. >> alan if you're watching, come back to the couch. >> he not only did our show and liked our show, he hung out in the green room for an extra hour and swapped recipes. >> i hope he does come back. >> i guess it is all a lie because he hasn't been back. >> maybe soon. >> maybe he's been busy. he's probably watching right now. come on back. >> do. >> by the way, thank you very much for joining us on this friday. we start this hour with a fox news alert. s.w.a.t. teams descended on a house in ferguson, missouri as you can see searching for suspects in the shooting yesterday. the ambush of two police officers there. >> this as there is a change in command. ferguson pd no longer in charge. st. louis county police in missouri and highway patrol now taking over security in that city. >> somebody's got to take over. mike tobin is live on the ground. what's the latest on the manhunt? >> reporter: the manhunt according to the st. louis county police chief is the number one priority here, finding the individuals who -- or individual who was responsible for shooting those two police officers. that is why police went to the home you mentioned about six blocks from this location. they raided that home. they went up into the attic looking for possibly someone who may have been hiding up in that attic. three individuals were taken out of that house. we now understand they've all been questioned and released. we also know that a reward is being offered now. $13,000 total. $10,000 coming from crime stoppers. $3,000 coming from the local congress people. lacy clay and emanuel cleaver. as far as the demonstrations go frankly, there are more of the same. i think no one is more happy to have a relatively peaceful night than the st. louis county police and the state troopers as they are now charged with security control once again being taken away from the ferguson city police. demonstrators gathered about 150 of them and rather formally they dismissed themselves just before midnight without any major events. guys, back to you in new york. >> mike tobin, thank you very much. it is friday morning. that means geraldo joins us. >> good morning. have a blessed day. >> thank you. i like that. >> so yesterday you saw how those two cops in ferguson were gunned down, ambushed by some punk as you are about to hear eric holder refer to them. is this a correct way for the president of the united states to respond? first of all, he was on "jimmy kimmel" last night but he simply sent out a single tweet that said this -- violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in missouri. path to justice is one all of us must travel together. barack obama obama." this on the heels of the attack other administration officials and other people have said look, they're racist the police out there, they need to be retrained like the cops in new york city and stuff like that. there's been a lot of tension toward police. >> he had a one-hour press conference after the decision there in ferguson. i guess some people feel as though this could be leadership light taking it to twitter. do you think? >> i agree with both your assessments. i think that there were two very different responses yesterday from the administration. first i have to say i was pleasantly surprised when eric holder, in no uncertain terms came out and condemned the assassination attempt on those two officers. in the parlance of the street when you call someone a punk you really do diminish their manhood or any kind of righteous justification they may have. you absolutely paint them with the proper brush. they are lower than low-lifes. they are punks. they are not worthy of consideration. the crime was a heinous crime. holder really surprised me. i did not expect it particularly in light of the scathing justice department report on ferguson and the police department. >> that's a low bar, if you'd expect the attorney general to condemn brutally -- >> be that as it may, i was pleasantly surprised, brian. i thought okay, now he's laid it out. because, why? because there are two things going on. there are the -- you know the legitimate grievance the president alluded to. that's true. and the justice department has issued this scathing report, et cetera, et cetera. but this hideous attack against police officers cannot be put in the context of the demonstrations. this wasn't a slight excess in an otherwise righteous protest. this was a horrible crime that goes right against the soul of civilization. if the police can't be safe, then none of us can be. and i think that what happens with the president is, he's too cool for school. first of all, he's in the kimmel context. you want to see this? >> let's listen to last night. >> they're not the majority and in the same way that you can't generalize about police officers who do an extraordinarily tough job overwhelmingly they do it professional. you can't generalize about protesters who it turns out had some very legitimate grievances. the justice department shows that they were being stopped -- african-americans were being stopped disproportionately. >> my beef is you can't put the legitimate grievance in the same sentence as the cop shooting. they aren't part of the same continuum. when you are declaring war on people whose job is to keep law and order you are challenging civilization itself. it's got to be much more firm, much more equivocal. >> what should he say? what's the script? >> all right. i'll give it to you. "put aside whatever legitimate grievance may exist in ferguson and other cities. put that aside. this crime cannot stand. this assault on our officers cannot stand. this is an assault on --" you use the language of isis. when you are condemning someone attacking our cops you have to be -- use war language. "we must stop this." "we must hunt them down." "this cannot stand." "we will not abide it." "i stand shoulder to shoulder with every man and woman in blue" and that would be great. >> is the danger in connecting those two that someone will be morally justified in taking action in this case against the officers when you put both together? >> you are absolutely right that's exactly what it is. what you do is you say, little johnny ran off a little too much. we'll reel him back in. he only tried to kill the cop. it may be that holder now as he is thinking of leg siz and 11 1acyies and 1 1th hour1 -- 11th hour. >> he's always in the 11th hour. >> eric holder got it right. we criticize him -- >> holder got it right and the president got it wrong. >> the president was way too cool for school. >> again, i didn't spend enough time in the streets. massapequa is not the streets of any inner city. i give you that. but i actually thought those words were not appropriate. >> you're not allowed back. literally just say this. eric holder, this was an assassination attempt. the last time they were successful, the ambush -- the police chief said this is exactly like new york city. it was an ambush. it was a push to kill. "punk" is like somebody who steals your wallet. >> when the officers in brooklyn were shot dead, assassinated here in new york over the christmas holidays, it was clear to everyone that what had happened was this this sloppy fiery language of anti-police rhetoric helped fuel a mentally unstable person to then take the horrible act of trying to murder and in fact succeeding in murdering two new york city cops. the people who protest police excess have to be careful that they don't give the language of inspiration to people who ultimately become urban terrorists and commit murder. i think that the president has to be very unequivocal. whether or not the context of jimmy kimmel was correct i think that's just packaging. >> even there he could have used very strong language and put these two issues as very very -- >> instead he said they had legitimate grievances and that could haunt him. should not be in the same sentence. >> thank you. it is about ten minutes after the top of the hour on this friday. heather starts with ebola. good morning. we haven't heard about that for some time but we will again today. it is a fox news alert. ebola is now officially back in the united states. just moments ago an american health care worker who contracted the deadly virus in africa arrived at the national institutes of health in bethesda, maryland. that worker was volunteering in sierra leone when it was contracted. and this news comes as nbc news' chief medical editor, nancy schneiderman, announces her resignation after her fallout from her failure to observe that quarantine after she returned from liberia last year. a freak accident to tell you about. this happened during a day of skiing in the french alps. a skier nearly loses her hand when a plane crashes right on the slopes. see that plane right there? just underneath the lift? wow. the light aircraft shot down to the ground after it failed to take off, it clipped a female skier and it also narrowly missed a group of children. that victim was airlifted to the hospital and they now have closed that line. we are learning more about the two secret service agents accused of drunk driving while on the job. it turns out the incident happened at a crime scene near the white house. sources telling fox news that officials were investigating a suspicious package when the two senior agents pulled up and nearly ran over that package. it ended up just being a book but sources say they did not crash into a barriery. rather rather, they nudged a traffic barrel. both agents have been re-assigned so far. a behind-the-scenes look into the face of terror. that's osama bin laden. you can see him as he's smiling. he's at a hideout in afghanistan. this picture was taken prior to 9/11. other pictures show children holding guns. they're starning ingstanding ground at this compound where osama bin laden had lived prior to the u.s. bombarding over tora bora and that forced him to flee. then in this picture you can see a secret passageway used by the terrorist. an intricate network of caves and tunnels etched into that area. pictures were taken by a palestinian journalist. they recently came out during the trial of an al qaeda lieutenant but fascinating to get sort of a behind-the-scenes look at conditions in which he lived and to see him smiling. >> a dampb kind ofdifferent kind of context. >> thank you very much. coming up -- watch what you say online. an apartment complex now fining residents who write bad reviews $10,000. is that legal? we'll talk to peter johnson jr. >> can we as a country stop using the internet? a whole new meaning for drive-through. a car drives through a pizza shop with a woman on the hood. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll help with the hassle by guiding 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commentary or reviews on sites like yelp, apartment ratings and facebook. property manager of that complex says they're no longer asking tenants to agree to this but tenants say that's not true. here to explain the legality of it all is fox news legal analyst -- >> don't sign this lease. don't sign this addendum. this is void i say against public policy. it is unreasonable. it is unfair. it is illegal. it is a violation of your first amendment rights. you can't do it. >> if it's so wrong why is it in the papers when you sign up for a lease, there it is. >> because, unfortunately, a lot of people who want stuff in terms of vendor agreements, even car leases sign stuff that theydn't sign because they want the product or the service. this looks like a beautiful apartment complex. i went online. one, two, three bedrooms, new appliances, beautiful colors. looks like portofino italy. near disney world. i may want to go. but california and some other states say it is illegal under a so-called yelp law. you can't restrict what i say about your promises. you can't fine me for it. and it is going to be thrown out by most courts, i believe. >> obviously peter because they are in the business of renting out these one two and three-bedroom apartments they don't want anybody badmouthing them because that's bad for business. >> but that's what they've gotten as a result of this. america's gone online to trash this complex. one yelp comment from tom. voting with my review. hope i don't get fined. management needs to be replaced. social media policies would make the soviets proud. also, torrence on yelp said i really wanted to give this complex a five-star review as mandated in my lease, but after my three-pound chihuahua pepe was snatched from my apartment while i was at work and fed to benito a 14-fool male alligator that roems the local wetlands the owners and i have quite simply been at odds. needless to say, i've learned my lesson when it comes to being honest about pet deposits. >> i can't believe that's actually an accurate depiction of that facility. >> just being funny. >> but you can't tell americans not to talk. if you want to tell americans not to talk they'll fight back instead and fight back on social media. don't sign these types of agreements. i say that they're void against public policy. they're unenforceable in courts of law. you say what you want about any other place that you live. don't be afraid. >> speak up. ladies and gentlemen america's lawyer. >> have a great friday. meanwhile, it is a troubling reality reality. heroin making its way into our neighborhoods. up next meet the incredible woman who is taking back her community. then, he is a member of the black panthers that shot two cops dead but now he could be freed from prison because he can play the flute. photos are great for capturing your world. and now they can transform it. with the new angie's list app, you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project or 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they've been struggling with heroin addiction. what was once found in the darkest alleys of our biggest cities is now passed regularly in broad daylight in neighborhoods all across america. in vermont the problem got so bad there that the governor there spent his entire state of the state address talking about the crisis regarding heroin. he outlined the benefits of treatment programs versus putting addicts in jail. there's one woman there in rutland, vermont isn't waiting around for the government solution. she is reclaiming her community on her own, one block at a time. watch this. >> it has gotten to the point where people literally stay inside their homes. >> it will just be car after car after car going into one or two homes. people all know what's happening. you can see it. >> bill and i just came to realize one day that there's something wrong and we weren't doing our part. >> reporter: linda and her husband bill decided to do something on their own. after all, it was christmas and it just seemed like the right thing to do. >> so we cooked up like four humongous pots of beef stew. and silly us, we thought we'd just drive in the city and find all these homeless people and be handing it out. >> reporter: unable to find anyone at first they narrowed their focus to rutland's grittier side. >> we just randomly picked a block. we thought we were picking the worst block in the city. >> reporter: up and down the block they went passing out stew or offering help to anyone who opened up their door. a practice they've continued to do every sunday since. >> she's fearless. she really is fearless. when something like this starts, she's fearless. >> hi. she's expecting me. >> does that deter you? >> no. makes me more determined. >> i mean first couple of sundays everyone's just looking at us like you're doing what? you're just coming around visiting? >> it's unheard of. >> yeah. just wanting to know if there's something we need? can you do something for us? they were really looking at us wondering, all right what's the hook? >> reporter: she even caught the attention of rutland's chief of police. >> if you didn't meet linda, you would almost not believe it. she knocks on doors of some of the most challenging families in the city. it is an amazing thing to watch. in some ways it is almost magical. she just touches people at a level that not many people can get to. it is a very inspiring to see her. >> i call her a faith healer. she's reaching out to people that are sometimes broken and nobody has any faith in them. >> these people are awesome. why they're in our hood? they're here more than the cops and they're helping our children. they come around every sunday, grab your child with a bible. that doesn't suck. >> reporter: linda wound down her real estate business and used the money from her 401(k) to buy this old bar which she converted into a community center for the kids on her block. >> whams when yout happens when you get to a bad situation? >> when she works with children, it is all about teaching children to make good decisions. >> we have given a lot but we have gained a lot. one of the residents said you're what we needed. we just needed a kick in the pants. how was school? >> good. >> it is our goal to see every block in the city of rut land aland adopted by somebody because the city will turn around in no time. it is restoring that sense of community. that's what's needed. >> well, i love her. >> she is something else. since we shot the story, residents tell us that the drugs have move off of linda's adopted block on rutland's southwest side. they say the dealers will not mess with linda. not because she's menacing. she's actually full of love and understanding and hugs, as you saw. but when it comes to drugs in her neighborhood she packed a pretty good punch there. though she is making a difference linda says if more people would adopt streets across rutland they could get rid of the city's heroin problem completely. what a woman. one hug at a time one person at a time. one block at a time. >> heroin is a huge problem. >> it is a big problem in my town. the reason for it is because these high school kids, they start, they start by drinking booze out of mom and dad's booze container, out of the liquor cabinet or whatever. then they start taking the pills. but the pills as it turns out are very expensive. a single pill of oxycontin can be $50. but heroin? $5. >> thankfully people like linda are doing something about it. coming up next time, we'll have the amazing story of lucas handmade candies, a fourth-generation business that's still using the original chocolate recipes of their greek ancestors. and they'll whip up a special surprise for us just in time for easter. if you gave up chocolate, good news. it is coming. a great story you won't want to miss on the next "my america." >> i have a feeling it might be a chocolate egg. meanwhile, your e-mail pouring in on this. did "time" 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lot about what we think about "time" magazine's cover. was it intentional giving hillary clinton devil horns right there on the cover of an article called "the clinton way"? >> as we look closely the "m" in "time" appears to give the former secretary of state horns but the officials at "time" magazine say this has happened 34, 37 other times, blame being the location where the "m" falls on the cover. >> you start moving the person you're featuring or change the name of your magazine. john says on facebook -- why don't you say it? >> okay, brian. "time" has done this many times but in this case the horns are deserved, he says. >> shirley is on twitter. no would not have even noticed it. all right, shirley. sorry to bother you. >> lin on facebook says if it wasn't intentional, it should have been. >> let's ask chris wallace. when "time" magazine is doing the cover art and trying to figure out who to put on the cover and how to place the logo, they look at that, they know what they're doing, don't they? or is that just an accident? >> well, the fa kt that they say it's happened 37 other times makes me think they are kind of sensitive to it. i have to say i get "time." i had seen the cover, i hadn't noticed it. but when it was pointed out to me a couple of days ago, i can't see anything except the horns. i suspect they kind of thought this is a clever little editorial comment. >> i think you are probably right. and she is going to probably be topic numb abouter one on your program this weekend over whether or not she signed that delete document that says that she left office with no official documents. that's a big deal for he >> huge deal. >> well yeah. because it is a potential felony. i'm sure that they will have an explanation. this is a document that apparently every member -- again, something we didn't know until this week -- that every member of the state department has to sign that basically says i have turned over every work product to you. now we don't know one, whether she signed it. but if she did didsign it and of course knew that she hadn't turned everything over, she didn't turn it over for almost two years, because you have to swear that you turned everything over, is that perjury? do i think she's going to end up in jail? no. but does it certainly add to her problems and the complications? yes. we're going to be talking on sunday to trey gowdy, chairman of the benghazi commit. remember when this committee was formed people have said this has all been gone over, plowed ground, none of this would have come out. we'll be talking to a democratic member of the committee. >> trey gowdy was initially the one who subpoenaed this. but he also said he's been care ifle to mention hillary clinton by name and make this solely about her when it comes to benghazi but he says now that she's going to be asked to make multiple appearances perhaps before the panel. what do you know about that? >> yeah. they're saying two appearances. one to talk about the e-mails and where were they and what was the chain of custody and obviously these would have been helpful for a lot of investigations, including the internal investigation by the accountability review board that was held at the state department right after benghazi. she'll be one to testify about that and did she really turn over everything related to that. then two, a second appearance after they's got all their documents together to talk about what really happened in benghazi. the facts, what she knew, when she knew it. that kind of stuff. this isn't going away any time soon. that news conference -- if anybody thought -- i don't know if many people did -- that that was going to put an end to it it made it worse. >> you said to me yesterday you're still talking with alice barry. >> it is the business we've chosen. >> it is. we'll be watching this sunday chris wallace. >> brian can we quickly tell people i was right and you were wrong about the blurred lines lawsuit? >> i told chris wallace that it was true that "blurred lines" was a knockoff of marvin gaye and that marvin gaye would win that. >> that's exactly the opposite of what happened. >> i was old junior high in eighth grade clarinet so i understand the genre. >> brian may be right and i may be fibbing a little bit. >> you are funny. chris we'll see you sunday. >> you want to sing the way over to heather? >> i wish we had the time. >> brian, if you have this great knowledge of a clarinet, listen to what this guy is saying about the flute. it is pretty unbelievable. he ambushed two police officers killing them in cold blood but now this back panther wants out of prison. why? because he plays the flute. back in 1971 herman bell gunned down an nypd officer shooting him 22 times, also killing his police officer partner. bell says he's now a changed man because he's gotten a masters degree and learned how to play the flute. the officer's widow telling the "daily mail" that he should be locked up forever. >> they see their wives. they have the holidays with them. they see their grand children. my husband is not here. he is not going to grow old with me. i'm going to grow old alone. >> if the court grants him parole, bell will be the first black panther set free after killing a police officer. let's talk about some extreme weather right now, terrifying moments for a small community in west virginia and it is caught on camera. >> oh my god. holy [ muted ]. the power lines! the power lines, guys! the power lines! out of the way! the power lines! >> dangerous. that hillside in charleston, west virginia, falling, destroying at least one house and damaging a church blocking a creek, then forcing dozens of evacuations. that area has been soaked by heavy rain and more rain is expected this weekend. a woman encounters a slice of danger when a pizza shop suddenly becomes a drive-through. surveillance footage from inside pudge brothers pizza in aurora colorado shows the moment a car hits a woman outside, then plows into the restaurant with her on the hood of that car. she gets up, pushed back her hair, pops right op, and walks away from it. she's apparently doing just fine this morning. wow. unbelievable. this story is is for all the guys out there. did you no he that hollywood stars are reshaping how america thinks about well bottoms? it is now fashionable to have a big butt it seems. backside lifts implants and fat injections are now some of the most popular plastic surgeries out there. stars like j. lo and kim kardashian are now being credited for doubling requests for enhanced rear ends from 2013 to 2014. procedures cost close to $10,000. more and more women according to plastic surgeons are requesting these. i think men should probably be careful when talking about this with their wives because it is easy to put your foot in your mouth. >> you can't back out of that. >> honey, you're in style. >> you're certainly trendy. >> that's $5,000 a cheek. is that correct? >> a good bet brian. 18 minutes before the top of the hour now. a different note. cop versus drunk spring breakers. meet the officer who makes fighting crime look easy. he literally fights it. and, a high school cheerleader who was bullied during a basketball game. then something amazing happened when the teen walked off the court. that teen joining us live with the story every kid needs to see. >> good morning to you! well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? 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>> a lot more work is needed there. thank you very much sir. next up on this friday -- meet the high school basketball team that walked off the court to save a cheerleader who was being bullied. and first we'll check in with what's coming up at the top of the hour with martha. >> i love that basketball story. can't you so much, guys. coming up at the top of the hour we'll talk about security and the increasing threat of isis. also, a stunning look inside isis as you've never seen it before. the journalist who made it there and made it back home to talk about it. and the white house shocked at how hillary hasn't learned from the way that they do things. and the heartwarming story that you guys have coming up with the basketball team. all of that when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. ople who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book the hotel you want with the flight you want and we'll find the savings to get you there. i love life, whether i'm on the go, spending time with friends or with my favorite date. i take care of myself, and i like what i see when i look in the mirror. i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection only at chico's and chicos.com. why do people count on sunsweet amazin prune juice to stay fit on the inside? 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yeah. i guess we're having a little bit of trouble with the audio. got the picture there. what you're going to see -- >> we want to protect her. >> that was miles rodriguez. i assume you were saying you wanted to go over there it was bigger than the game because you wanted to protect her. harice, you were also at the game. you realized the cheerleaders are there for the fans and to keep them motivated. but why was desiree important enough for you guys to take action? >> she's important to us because she's one of a kind. you don't see a lot of cheerleaders with down syndrome much so we just took action to it. >> desiree, what was it like hearing that from the fans and what was it like seeing the team come to your defense? >> it was cute. >> they are. they are definitely cute. very nice of them to come over. i know that you got into becoming a cheerleader because hey have a cheerleader there who also has down syndrome that inspired you to do it. as athletic director tim, you must be so proud of this team and so proud of desiree. >> extremely proud of these guys. i mean not only the basketball team but the cheerleaders that embraced her from the very beginning and the schools, the students in the school, the staff and so on. >> hey miles, can you tell me how does being on a team along with somebody like desiree, as special as she is how does that give you a different perspective on life and sports and school? what do you think miles? >> it gives you like a boost of energy like knowing she's around like you get your school work done faster so you can see her. then when you see her you're like let's just win the game. then like she's just there for a boost, for a boost of energy. >> we're seeing what she does for you and the team. now you guys decided to take it to another level. so mr. neiman, what happened to your gym? it's got a new name. reset the scene for us and what it was like when it was officially christened. >> well, you know what? this was something that happened last year. the boys and the cheerleaders came to me and said that something needed to be done. we kind of brainstormed together and we decided to name it after her. her name's desiree. we called her "dee." it's it's dee's house. when we had this sendoff on monday, the scene was absolutely electric. i got to tell you i am so proud of the boys. the cheerleaders. desiree. the students. the staff here and so on. it truly does take a village to do great things. >> well, it's been great hearing the story, reading about the story and having a chance to hear about it. desiree i know you're moving on but you're going to be remembered forever in that gym. if these guys if you don't mind, can you let the guys practice still if they need to use your house to play some sports? i take that as a yes. desiree, thanks so much. miles rodriguez, harice hojsdges and the entire lincoln team the best of luck with everything. america has adopted your story. thanks for sharing with us and have a great weekend. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d. now in a new look. no chest-beating monologues about engine size, horsepower, or performance. no anthemic soundtracks to stir the soul. just a ram heavy duty that can carry more weight than any other heavy-duty truck. get more facts at ramtrucks.com everyone loves the way dark clothes make them feel... and no one wants that feeling to fade. that's why there's woolite darks. without harsh ingredients, it keeps darks vibrant for over 30 washes. so your love for dark clothes doesn't have to fade. for the love of darks. woolite darks. a beach brawl goes viral. 7 million hits have taken this video. a cop taking down some drunken spring breakers. a fight breaks out on a beach in florida. another spring breaker comes over. he manhandles him. puts zip ties on. a project done. wow. more from that. good morning, everybody on a friday. new concerns about the growing threat of isis. good morning everybody. i'm bill hemmer. >> good morning to you. hi, everybody. tools pose new challenges for the united states. the general in charge of the southern command says isis i am a thesers from south and central america he believes could walk across our porous southern

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