championship. maybe we can eat the mascot there. thanks for being here. as i chew this pop-tart. second hour of fox & friends starts right now. ainsley: we begin the second hourly of fox & friends with a fox news alert. right now firefighters are still working to put out that raging fire after a japan airlines flight collided with a coast guard plane. the passenger plane bursting into flames on the runway at kyoto international airport. a spokesperson confirming that five of the coast guard members on board their aircraft are now dead. steve: those are live pictures right there. look at this. this video capturing the exact moment the commercial plane erupted in flames as it apparently clipped the coast guard s plane. then, next thing you know they are on the runway shortly after that. thankfully, they were on the run way and all 367 passengers on board that flight were safely evacuated. one local news outlet reports that the coast guard plane was on a mission to del
ghecial airliner sadly though for the coast guard plane with the five confirmed dead, you can bet there is going to be a deep investigation into how this happened. ainsley: they have been dealing with the earthquakes and then the tsunami. i know you have been reporting on that griff all happening in japan. steve: roof of the fuselage burned off. you can see the letters. the inside is so hot the paint is literally boiling off the side of the off the top of the airplane. these are extraordinary images. it looks like somebody had a drone out or something like that. or maybe it was from a nearby ainsley: i wonder how they got them off the plane, inflatable slides? steve: in a couple of the images you see very wide emergency slides have been deployed. jet liner like that. i would imagine, has six. one up front one in back and one in the middle. ainsley: you get off that plane as quickly as possible. steve: when it s on fire
this as an advancement in using regenerative medicine or the body owes own cells to restore their hair. is that a cure for baldness? technically i guess it is. there s still a couple of years away from human trials. they need to know about how the hair grows, what color it is, whether or not it actually cycles but this is no question the biggest leap forward in more than 40 years. jon: and who would be the beneficiary? who could this help? potentially anybody suffering from hair loss, whether you want to grow new follicles for transplantation in men or women. if you wanted to implant the follicles for a burn victim. think of the wounded warriors who had their scalps burned off. you know, a doctor really made this her life s work beginning in 1996 when she developed a skin called alopecia which